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My husband and I have tons of great memories of this game, but I think our all-time favorite was an Epic-level prank we pulled on our guild. We have both been officers in the guild for years, but hubby is a solo player at heart, so he keeps random unguilded alts around to play in peace. One day he was playing his lowbie hunter and decided he loved it and was going to level it to 80. When he makes decisions like that, heaven help you because whatever it is WILL happen asap. And sure enough, the hunter skyrocked towards 80, and everyone was asking "Where's he been lately?" I just said he was busy.
Somewhere along the way hubby decided that it would be great fun to "apply" to the guild with this new 80, just to be funny. The plan became more and more elaborate as we talked about what would be really funny to do to our unsuspecting guildies. While hubby played away, I secretly used my bank alt's funds to buy up Ulduar BoE epics, used our 80s to make crafted epics, enchanted and gemed everything, etc etc. This character was going to arrive at 80 with a nearly full epic set awaiting him. One thing I couldn't make, however, was Nessingwary's gun. So I collected the mats, and whispered my GM one day. "Hey, I know someone who needs this, can you make it please?" He says sure, and I walk off with the gun in hand. He was even so kind as to make the scope too.
So hubby arrives at 80, and after equiping all those lovely epics we sit down together to write his "application". We tried to believeably say all the wrong things and hit all the perfectly wrong buttons for this guild. http://bucklersofswash.up-your.com/applications-f20/hunter-to-end-all-hunters-app-t540.htm if you're interested. If you knew the gig, the app was hillarious. If you didn't, it looked like an auto "No Thanks!"
But, our guild gives everyone a fair chance, so hubby and I log in, me to my main and him to the hunter. After a few minutes he begins to harrass one of the officers, who checks with me as I'm in charge of recruiting. I tell him yeah I saw the app, did you? He says no, but this jerk hunter is bugging him to go read it so he can get his #%&$%* ginvite. I say it's funny, go check it out. He and a guild veteran afk, and the officer comes back with "OMG is he serious??? This is the worse guy I've ever seen!" The vet, however, guesses right away what's up - he's a trickster himself - and we let him in on it. This turns out to be great. He and I egg on this other officer, me reading hubby's screen so as best to "compliment" his troublesome and rude behaviour. The vet says "Dude, lets run this guy in an instance!" (One of the requirments for joining as a raider.) The other officer, myself, and the vet get in a group and invite "this awful guy that wants in our guild."
Cue GM logging on. He has no idea what's going on. He'd been specifically referenced in the app, and the officer immediately informs the GM over vent that he HAS to read that app RIGHT NOW and he is to log on his paladin and tank a heroic for this creep's trial run. GM reads app, comes back completely disbelieving, and gets on his pally. We all show up in the instance - minus the hunter. He's outside VH whining that he doesn't have the key and that someone should get their fat lazy butt outside and let him in right now. GM steps out, they both walk in. GM inspects hunter's gear, which is mostly epics, properly gemmed and enchanted. What he FAILED to notice was that the crafted epics were all made by our characters, and the Nessinwary on the hunter was made by him. We found out later that that itself was a dead giveaway because our GM has only made three of those: one for himself, one for a guildie, and one for me.
We start our instance. I'm in vent, and hubby is listening as we bash this horrible hunter. Hubby is very into the game mechanics and plays very well, so in reverse he made a most excellent bad player! And knowing this officer and the GM so well made it easy to be the perfect jerk in all the right ways. He screwed up everything possible for the hunter class, and said all the wrong things. Having the vet in on this joke made it even more fun since he was able to play along and get this hunter into more and more trouble.
At the end of the instance, the hunter begins to rudely demand his ginvite. Our GM very politely tells him he's not a good fit, and we're denying his application. Hubby and I almost cannot breathe we are lauging so hard! We're hearing everything in vent, both seeing all the whispers coming to me, and reading what's actually in the party and guild chats. It was absolutely perfect and hillarious. This is when hubby lays out the cards.
"What? I can't join your guild? But my alt is one of your officers!"
Vent goes dead. There is a long, stunned silence. The other officer on the run types into party chat "What?" The GM finally comes back to life and says over vent, "Um...."
Hunter types in: "You know, B O E Bob?" (This is an inside joke that only the guildies would get, and a sure-fire giveaway that it is in fact him.)
Vent and guild chat light up with people who've been listening or participating in this, all in disbelief that they've been totally "punked", as the GM put it. The new hunter happily takes his verbal beating as he is let into the guild and given his rank. Hubby assured our GM that his dps won't really be that bad, and promised to put more than just auto-shot and misdirect back on his bar. You can read what others had to say about it here http://samueltempus.wordpress.com/2009/06/14/punked/ at our GM's blog. It was an epic gag, one that hubby and I still love to laugh about and the guildies love to tease about. Definitely our most memorable WoW event.


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Two years ago, Roddy Jones was having a decent season as a redshirt freshman. He had scored two touchdowns, caught five passes and showed a glimpse of his big-play ability a few times.
And then Tech played Georgia at Sanford Stadium in what has been the highwater mark of Jones' career.
He carried the ball 13 times for 214 yards and scored two touchdowns. His 54-yard touchdown run in that game has been watched on the internet thousands of times. He also returned four kicks for 98 yards in the game.
It was a once-in-a-lifetime performance. Georgia Tech (6-5) will play Georgia (5-6) in Athens on Saturday.
Since then, because of injuries, Tech's scheme — which relies more on reading and reacting than set plays – and the good play of opposing defenses, Jones has been more steady than spectacular. Not that he's complaining. A positive person, he says his growth as a football player, particularly this season, can't be measured in stats.
"I've improved in a lot of areas that I wanted to improve in, particularly blocking," he said. "I think I've done some things that helped the team win. I feel I might have improved a bit more here and there."
Tech coach Paul Johnson said that Jones is an outstanding blocker, which is why he doesn't get more carries. But more than that, with praise that Johnson doesn't use often, he said that, "You'd like to have a whole team of guys like Roddy Jones. He's accountable. He doesn't do everthing perfect, but he's accountable and he's a team player. I can't say enough good things about him.
"The kids respect him. They respect the way he takes care of business. He's going to be a very successful young man."
Jones will be successful because he's determined.
He dislocated his wrist while lifting weights during the offseason in 2009 and missed all of the spring practices. He was able to return for most of Tech's ACC championship season, but said after the season that the injury affected him throughout the year.
He carried the ball 53 times for 345 yards (6.5 yards-per-carry average) and didn't catch a pass. He scored three touchdowns. Compare that to his 2008 stats: 81 carries for 690 yards (8.5 per-carry average) with eight receptions for 155 yards. He scored five touchdowns.
This season he's carried the ball 41 times for 273 yards (6.7 per-carry average) and scored three touchdowns. He has caught five passes for 93 yards and a touchdown. His longest run has been 31 yards. His longest run in 2009 was 23 yards, evidence of defenses keying on stopping the A-backs.
He's looking forward to facing Georgia in Sanford Stadium, the site of his best performance as a Yellow Jacket.
"You're always excited to play Georgia," Jones said. "We aren't going to the ACC championship game. This will be the last game of the regular season. This is the last thing we have to look forward to. It's a late game, the atmosphere is going to be great."
November 23rd, 2010
4:40 am
LOL, OMG. I always saw GT as a place for running backs to go, but now you're telling me that you can lose carries because of being a great blocker. lmao
November 23rd, 2010
5:37 am
I don't understand why he doesn't get more carries. Maybe CPJ should change the name to A-block. Bostic, O.Smith and Roddy need to touch the ball more. Embry P. has stepped up the last couple of games. Everyone needs to break the arm tackles and poor Cox keeps tripping over his own feet. All that said, I still love my Jackets!
November 23rd, 2010
6:58 am
Unfortunately Sheesh has a point.
Give your playmakers a chance to make plays Paul. Pick up the offensive tempo and get the ball on the edge to Roddy, B.J., and Orwin. Being a good blocker causing you to lose carries is not a good excuse.
November 23rd, 2010
7:16 am
November 23rd, 2010
7:23 am
Nonsense. Being a great blocker gets you on the field, then it is a matter of how the defense lines up whether you block or are the pitch back. The QB reads the defensive alignment to decide which side to run the play to. So, being a great blocker means you get more carries in the long run.
As Doug pointed out, defenses are focusing on taking away the pitch; that is why the A-backs are getting less carries.
November 23rd, 2010
7:40 am
We average 320 yards per game, No. 1 in the nation. Any Internet commenter who thinks they have a constructive criticism about how we're running the ball is mistaken.
November 23rd, 2010
7:50 am
It's been a disappointing season, but the fact that everything thinks they've figured you out, yet you still lead the nation in rushing, and gain more yds/game each season, bodes well for Tech teams of the future.
They're figuring out Paul Johnson?
2008: 282.3 yards/game, #3 in nation
2009: 307.2 yards/game, #2 in nation
2010: 319.4 yards/game, #1 in nation
It's the defense that's killing this team…
November 23rd, 2010
7:54 am
Golden Hand, please do not use facts to confuse the issue.
November 23rd, 2010
8:13 am
UGA could use a good runner…..oops….they only want blockers too…so Bobo can let the ball sling around the field.
November 23rd, 2010
8:29 am
I re-watched his run on youtube 4 or 5 times the other day. Spectacular. And, he did it right in front of the UGA sideline. Priceless! One of the best. Roddy is a great representative of Georgia Tech. THWG!!
November 23rd, 2010
8:29 am
Be careful what you ask for, you might just get it.
November 23rd, 2010
8:37 am
You guys are pretty good…..presenting facts instead of "Y'all suck' opinions. An Auburn buddy recently said to me, "Guess everybody's figuring out that run offense, eh?" I just gave him some facts. There is nothing wrong with the O (although I do wish CPJ would put in a SHORT PASSING game, instead of the 40-yard heaves). The D has not stopped anyone, and special teams give away too much. And stupid O mistakes have hurt. But there's nothing wrong with the O. How could you conclude otherwise???
November 23rd, 2010
8:41 am
Our usual 320 rushing yards and 100 passing yards will be enough to beat thUGa, IF we can hold them to under 37 points, and don't put the ball on the ground in the Red Zone 3 times. Coach Al, PLEASE blitz the midget a few times. It's obvious that it rattles him. They're gonna get some rushing and passing yards (let's be reasonable), so mix it up and try to dictate something.
November 23rd, 2010
8:44 am
Tech's three best opponents this season were Clemson, Virginia Tech, and Miami. Anyone disagee? Okay, Tech averaged 11 points per game against these teams. So who cares about rushing stats if you can't put the ball in the endzone against the good teams. True that Tech's defense has been awful this season but they weren't really any good last year either. The difference last year is that Tech's offense continually converted long scoring drives into touchdowns. All Tech's defense had to do last year was usually just come up with one stop in the 4th quarter and they would win because Tech offense was so proficient at scoring. Tech goes into the 4th quarter leading by a touchdown and the defense comes up with a stop and boom Tech's offense puts the jackets up by two scores. Thats not happening this season so you can throw all of those rushing stats out the window.
November 23rd, 2010
8:48 am
Someone tell CPJ that it is legal to throw a short to medium yardage
Just might help.
I guess he doen't want people to think just because all of our opponents
have had success with this approach he would not be innovative.
November 23rd, 2010
8:49 am
This thread is boring.
November 23rd, 2010
8:50 am
You could blitz Mason and it would be effective.
You blitz Murray(the midget) and you will get burned repeatedly.
Best chance Tech has is to mix things up. Otherwise, the difference in size and athleticism is going to put up about 45 points.
November 23rd, 2010
8:51 am
Roddy is a good kid who had a great game two years ago against a lazy defense. Not going to be that way this year. Dawgs over jackets 52-14.
November 23rd, 2010
9:02 am
There will be no blow out in Athens this year!! Period. Tech runs to much of the clock to give the hated Dawgs too many scoring opportunities. Unless Tech puts the ball on the groun it will be close and anyone's ball game.
November 23rd, 2010
9:28 am
Roddy Jones was outstanding in the 08 game in Athens, I want to know where is Marcus Wright? How can he still be hurt from a moped incident? We need him to be on the bottom of the pile again when UGA fumbles and come up with the ball in his hand. It was funny to see the smallest guy on the field be the last guy in a pile of ten players with the ball in his hand. Most memorable of all.
November 23rd, 2010
9:31 am
here is Marcus
November 23rd, 2010
9:42 am
Thanks for that link, that is the best blocking I have seen by the O line in a long time
November 23rd, 2010
10:07 am
What's the over/under on how many times Anthony Allen's helmet is going to fall off?. Anyone heard?.
November 23rd, 2010
10:12 am
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November 23rd, 2010
10:24 am
ditto what buzz29 said:
bj bostic, orwin smith and roddy jones need to touch the ball more.
also, ant allen should get no more than 16-18 carries.
any passes should be short crossing routes, with no more than 2 a game going to stephen hill.
on the D side – get some PRESSURE on the qb. send more guys.
November 23rd, 2010
10:28 am
astute observer, you are not astute at math. Tech averaged 14.7 pts/game in those 3 losses. A game and a half were without starting QB. Twice fumbled inside 10 yard line vs. Miami and threw 2 picks in red zone vs. VT. Meanwhile, if you haven't noticed, no one is scoring much on Clempson's D (including Awburn. And dare I bring up penalties? As CPJ says, they are consistently moving the football but aren't finishing drives.
November 23rd, 2010
10:39 am
gt in 2010
total yards 405.6 (43rd in nation)
rushing 319.4 (1st)
passing 92.8 (119th)
points, which is more important than any of the above stats 27.0 (tied for 62nd with temple and virginia)
gt in 2009
total yards 422.1 (16th)
rushing 295.4 (2nd)
passing 132.9 (116)
scoring 33.8 (15th)
gt in 2008
total yards 372.5 (50th)
rushing 273.5 (4th)
passing 107.4 (117th)
scoring 24.4 (T73rd)
to summarize – the offense has definitely slipped this season. total yards, passing yards and most importantly – scoring are all down this year.
being first in the nation in rushing only means something if we score better than the 62nd best team in the nation.
sure defense is the bigger problem, but rushing alone won't get us enough points to beat the better teams we face.
November 23rd, 2010
10:39 am
roddy left the othe Jones holding his jock in his hand!
November 23rd, 2010
10:41 am
My bad, I see that I did make an error but 14 points per game versus 11 in those key games doesn't change anything I said. Tech's offnese is not proficient at scoring this season. And your post actually backed me up on that fact. "As CPJ says, they are consistently moving the football but aren't finishing drives". That is exactly what I am talking about when comparing last years team to this years and bragging about empty rushing stats.
November 23rd, 2010
10:47 am
NativeAtlantan I hope all that comforts you in spite of the fact that if they can't finish a drive. What a dumbazz, You Paul Johnson apologists are like infatuated little girls and he is playing you for the suckers you are,
November 23rd, 2010
10:54 am
Leading Division 1 College Football in rushing is hardly an empty stat.
Our D needs to come online and our special teams needs to seriously tighten up. The End.
November 23rd, 2010
11:04 am
Orwin Smith needs more touches: He's carried the ball 41 times this year for 437 yards = 10.7 yds. per carry avg., not too shabby I'd say!!! And, 9 receptions for 173 yds. = 19.2 yds. per catch average, hmmm …. I'm starting to see a trend here …. starting to remind me of Calvin Johnson touching the ball twice against the dawgs and only twice against Wake in ACC Championship game his junior season! Shades of Chan Gailey? Let's hope not! I've got an idea: Consider putting the ball in Orwin's a bit more often ……. just a thought ……
November 23rd, 2010
11:05 am
wesley, cpj explaiined why anthony allen was given the ball the majority of the time in Duke's game, it was the way duke was lined up protecting the outside and prepared for the pitch
November 23rd, 2010
11:27 am
hayseed dixie,
if we lead the country in rushing after being second last year, but our scoring has dropped a full touchdown per game and our total yards have dropped, where does that get us?
oh i know – a 6-5 record before the uga game versus 10-1 last year.
leading D1 in rushing guarantees nothing. and this year it accomplished very little.
November 23rd, 2010
11:29 am
thanks. i remember reading that as well.
i'm just concerned that CPJ has become overly reliant on the BBack dive up the middle, with mediocre results, when the ABack pitch has been a much bigger yards gainer for the past 3 years.
November 23rd, 2010
11:45 am
Anthony Allen is the best receiver on the team. He made a great play a few weeks ago, but they don't throw to him. Go figure. A short pass to him would pay huge dividends. " GO JACKETS "
November 23rd, 2010
11:46 am
Wesley, we used the dive against Duke all game because they were selling out to the perimeter leaving just their D-line to handle Allen. Knowing their D-line was undersized and could not compare to Allen's conditioning, CPJ elected to use the dive to wear them down. It lulled them to sleep and then the pitch and toss sweep became very effective late in the game…as did a teeny little D-back guarding oversized Stephen Hill on the post route.
The dive (of at least 3.5 ypc average a drive) is definitely what we need when we're ahead on the scoreboard and driving. It will open everything else and wear down the interior linemen faster. Also, you might just eventually pop one for a long gain.
I like it.
November 23rd, 2010
11:59 am
You need to stop crowing about leading the nation in rushing.
As one of the few D-1 option teams, you'd better be near the top. As anemic as your air game is, if you're held to 250 yards in a game, you probably scored about 6 points.
If you're not near the top of D-1 in rushing, you probably have about 3-4 wins, tops.
November 23rd, 2010
12:34 pm
Orwin Smith gets those yards because Roddy Jones is making his blocks (I would like to see Smith's stats for yards with Jones as on-side A vs others). Ask Roddy — he would tell you that he got the yards vs GA because the WR and A back made their blocks (and he broke a tackle or two)
Being a good blocker in addition to making the yards gets a job at the next level. Watch film of last night — BeBe in the middle of things making blocks when others had the ball.
November 23rd, 2010
12:38 pm
Uh Chuck, how about Oregon and Auburn…they're are both "near the top of D-1″ in rushing as you say. I think they have a few more wins than 3-4. You can also throw in 19th ranked Nevada and I think that's enough proof to send you back to you're own yard doggie.
Here's hoping that wasn't a "once in a lifetime performance" by Roddy as Doug indicates.
Go Jackets!
November 23rd, 2010
12:45 pm
Systemic, I think your point is exactly what Chuck means. Oregon and Auburn are not option teams. Their yards are netting them big points and lots of wins while our yardage is not netting us as many of those. He's saying that if we were to do any worse we'd probably have way fewer wins.
Now, is this because we run a spread option? No. We are indeed rushing BETTER than Auburn and Oregon if you're looking at the yardage, BUT that means nothing for us if field position is worse and we turn the ball over. Both of these will leave us with exactly what we have now – inflated rushing numbers with few points and few wins. It's about efficiency, and unless we can rack up these kinds of rushing stats on better field position and while converting every drive into touchdowns (the things currently setting Auby and Ducks apart – and what made our 2009 team so effective) we will not improve and certainly not have a chance against georgie.
Of course, a defense that holds opponents to fewer points and better special teams would help too.
November 23rd, 2010
1:09 pm
If Tech wins..Johnson is the Genius that he believes he is…If Tech loses…it's the players or the other coachs fault! Either way..Johnson is up on everything and in a no lose status because Johnson knows that there is not another coach wanting to coach at Tech!
November 23rd, 2010
1:13 pm
If CPJ takes risks then Jones will have another great day and UGA cries as they have no bowl game . . . the only question is will the Dawgs blame the refs for their loss. Go for it CPJ, this is a year that the Dawgs sit home for the Holidays . . . let's have a Merry Christmas
November 23rd, 2010
1:14 pm
Go slobber on some ice chips, the real Old Gold. You're not worthy to lick the Grant Field mud off our coach's sneakers. It wouldn't be enough like cesspool mud for your tastes anyway, mutt. To Hell With Georgia!
Go Jackets!
November 23rd, 2010
1:54 pm
manup, i agree with you that the Bback dive wears out the defense and is a good way to eat up clock when we have the lead.
i just think the pitch to the Aback is underutilitized. the yards per carry of our Abacks is impressive. would those numbers go down with more touches? sure. but i think there is more big play potential on the outside so i want to see more touches for bostic, smith and jones on the corner.
November 23rd, 2010
1:59 pm
Doug Roberson! Hey man, I just realized you're doing the Tech blog!! Man we had some good times in Athens back in the day together brotha! Hit me up when you get to town and we'll go back to the usual spots. Later man!
November 23rd, 2010
2:02 pm
Wesley, we're in agreement there. I think to have an effective game, our opponents need to have little idea where the ball is going. And, big play potential goes for any of those. Do a lot of perimeter running and pitching, and soon enough the dive play gets a huge hole to run through. Run the dive then the keep and pitchout get similar holes. If the box is all stacked and no running option is getting more than about 3 yards then it probably means a passing route has opened up.
Like CPJ, I think any of the 3 options should have the ability for a surprise big gain. Personally, though, I do find watching the pitch man make a guy miss and take one to the house the most exciting play to witness. Which brings us back to Roddy Jones. I contend that ALL the A-backs need to learn to hurdle a defender reaching up from the ground to shoelace them. Orwin Smith and Bj Bostic have been better than Roddy Jones at this little move so far.
November 23rd, 2010
2:04 pm
less turnovers
less penalties
employ a short passing game to compliment the option
and give the damn ball to orwin…..go jackets….thwg
November 23rd, 2010
2:18 pm
re: NativeAtlantan
The last time I checked the HC is still responsible for the performance of his Defense and the players that Recruited for that side of the ball, just to clarify things for you that would also be CPJ.
Being #1 in Rushing "between the 20s" doesn't mean much when your passing game is ranked #119 among D1-A Teams and your Scoring Offense is somewhere down in the 50s to 60s ranking-wise.
Parroting the "company line" that CPJ has fed the GT fanbase to take the Focus AWAY from his poor coaching this season only shows that the GT Fanbase loves CPJ more than they actually love GT FB.
This is how FB Programs go downhill in a hurry.
November 23rd, 2010
2:20 pm
I'm only doing this because it seriously bothers me, and I believe fanbases should police themselves. No offense, but, Smitty, you mean to say "fewer" turnovers and penalties. "Less" is a term for quantities with non-solid-mass units. Things like liquids and abstract ideas. (Less alcohol, less violence, fewer Bulldogs.) Ok…that's off my chest. Raising my glass to education! Sorry if my grammar extremism seems pedantic.
Go Jackets!

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly for Harvick in Atlanta
By admin | September 4, 2012
By Richard Allen
Since Clint Eastwood offered a somewhat unique speech at last week's Republican National Convention, it seemed somewhat appropriate to do a takeoff on one of his film titles in describing the weekend Kevin Harvick experienced at the Atlanta Motor Speedway. Besides, the title does fit the driver's efforts on the 1.5 mile track.
First, consider Harvick's run in Saturday night's Nationwide Series event.
The Good: On the positive side, Harvick had the best car throughout most of the NRA American Warrior 300. After starting from the inside of the second row, the California native took the lead on lap 18 and set out to dominate the race. In all, he was at the top of the scoreboard for a total of 157 of the 195 circuits. There were times in which he built leads of more than ten seconds over the rest of the field.
Clearly, Harvick was the driver to beat in the Nationwide race.
The Bad: However, on the negative side, Harvick was indeed beaten in that race. Granted, he posted a solid 3rd place finish. But Kevin Harvick does not enter Nationwide races to merely post solid finishes.
A late race caution flag allowed the pack to close onto Harvick's rear bumper. Eventually, Ricky Stenhouse, Jr. and Brad Keselowski got around in the closing laps and dealt the #33 car an unexpected blow.
The Ugly: And as is sometimes the case when things don't go his way, Harvick's night turned ugly when he got out of the car. He went almost immediately to confront Keselowski, who he accused of throwing a water bottle out of his car to intentionally cause a caution. Later, the often outspoken driver may have caused himself some future grief when he criticized NASCAR for their use of debris cautions to create artificial drama.
Now, consider Harvick's night in the AdvoCare 500 Sprint Cup event.
The Good: First and foremost on the positive side, Harvick clinched a spot in the Chase for the Championship before the 26th race in Richmond ever even takes the green flag.
Also, Harvick led 101 laps in the Sprint Cup race and looked like a serious threat to take his first checkered flag of the season. Importantly, these were the first laps the #29 Richard Childress Racing Chevrolet had led since May's Coca-Cola 600 in Charlotte(and that was only one lap). For that matter, the team had been at the front for only 128 laps all season prior to this race.
Perhaps, the addition, or re-addition, of Gil Martin as crew chief may have made the difference for this team.
The Bad: As was the case in the previous night's Nationwide race, there had to be some degree of frustration to have led so many laps only to fall back to 5th at the finish. In all, Harvick led 258 of the 522 total laps run in Atlanta by NASCAR's two top divisions only to go away with no trophies.
The Ugly: Harvick came to pit road as the leader after a lap 243 caution for Juan Pablo Montoya's brush with the outside wall. When he returned to the track in 3rd place, Harvick offered up a somewhat customary chastisement of his crew.
"We need to do our f**king jobs and keep our track position," the driver barked after the pit stop. From that point, Harvick never led again and complained of his car being too tight in traffic.
So, Kevin Harvick's race in Atlanta had some good, some bad and some ugly. More than that, a poorly timed late race caution and a mediocre pit stop certainly did not "Make his day.â€
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7 Responses to "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly for Harvick in Atlanta"
mike Says:
September 4th, 2012 at 10:04 pm
offkilter Says:
September 4th, 2012 at 10:07 pm
Funny article
Tony Geinzer Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 7:17 am
Harvick is not going to take defeat well and RCR is held back because of Harvick.
Dan Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 7:54 am
Harvick holds RCR back? Do you watch NASCAR? Harvick elevates that team. Look at how Burton and Menard run in the same equipment. And please do not feed me the nonsense that he gets the best stuff. That is not true for any NASCAR team, regardless of what biased, angry, fans think. If that were the case, Dale jr would have the best stuff at Hendrick. Let's not forget that Kevin Harvick rescued a race team that could very well have gone under in the wake of Dale Sr's death. Why do you think Richard is so loyal to him? Harvick has never consistently had equipment that can compete with the Hendrick, Gibbs, and Roush race teams. If you doubt him as a driver, I suggest you look at his history of race wins. It's a damn highlight reel. The reason so many of his wins are close, epic finishes is that he rarely had the faster car. He gets no credit for this and it's obnoxious. Not to mention, he was screwed by a BS debris caution I. The nationwide race. If Stewart complains, which he has several times, it's ok, but Harvick is a whiner if he points it out. Most NASCAR fans and writers are very poorly informed and only comment accurately or positively about certain drivers.
midasmicah Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 10:00 am
I have no use for drivers who enter and dominate the lower series', Harvick included. Logano can sure win at "AAA" level with superior equipment, but really struggles at the cup level. I have never minded cup drivers coming down to the "cup lite" level once in a while, but for the last few years it has become a complete joke. They may not be in the running for championship, but they get most of the wins and the top money. Harvick needs to shut up.
mike Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 10:30 am
Dan that couldnt be more true and while some people dont like cup drivers in nationwide or trucks harvick provided quality rides for young drivers (and hornaday) for several years in series that are sorely lacking (too many start and park)
Bill B Says:
September 5th, 2012 at 11:25 am
Yeah, what midasmicah said, exactly.
I'll only add that when Cup drivers do run in the lower series they should give even more respect to the regulars than they do to their peers in the Cup series. They should consider themselves guests, not superstars.


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Disney's "A.N.T. Farm" actor Carlon Jeffery, Los Angeles Clipper teammates Blake Griffin and DeAndre Jordan were spotted sitting courtside at the Playoffs between the Los Angeles Sparks and the San Antonio Silver Stars on Thursday, September 27, at the USC Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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GHSF Daily's Chip Saye ranks the surprises and games of note from the weekend:
1. Stockbridge 17, Griffin 14: Griffin, ranked No. 2 in Class AAAA last, had averaged 40.8 points per game in its 4-0 start, but the Bears were held in check and lost on a field goal on the game's final play. It was Griffin's first loss to a Henry County school in 29 all-time games and the first in seven meetings with Stockbridge.
2. Chestatee 24, Stephens County 20: Chestatee raised some eyebrows with a victory against Eastside on Sept. 21, but the War Eagles established themselves as contenders for the Region 8-AAAA title with a win over last week's fifth-ranked team. Chestatee has won three straight after losing to North Hall 32-20 in the opener.
3. Cass 35, Dalton 7: Cass proved that its 4-1 record is no fluke and that it will be a factor in Region 7-AAAA with a rout of perennial power Dalton. It was the first victory in nine tries against Dalton for the Colonels, who were 0-10 last season and are off to their best start since the 2004 team was 5-0.
4. Camden County 43, Valdosta 6: Aside from being Valdosta's most-lopsided home loss in 38 years, this one will go down in the history books as Camden County's debut in powerful Region 1-AAAAAA after years of dominating a weak Savannah-area region. This was Camden County's 87th consecutive region victory.
5. Charlton County 32, Wilcox County 26: Charlton County snapped a two-game losing streak to Wilcox County and dealt a serious blow to the Patriots' hopes of repeating as Region 2-A champions. Wilcox County fell out of the rankings from its No. 4 spot, and Charlton County moved in at No. 10.
6. Hancock Central 26, Warren County 0: When these teams met last season, a postgame brawl led to a GBI investigation, an injury to then-Warren coach David Daniel that required surgery and a fine and warning status for Hancock Central. There were no incidents this time, and Hancock Central broke a seven-game losing streak in the series.
7. Northside, Columbus 14, Russell County, Ala. 14: Under Alabama rules, games do not end in ties. But this one was played in Columbus, with Georgia rules, and Northside coach Paul Cates opted not to play overtime. It was the first tie game for an Alabama school since 1995 and the first for an AHSAA school since Ranburne tied Georgia's Mount Zion 8-8 in 1992.
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9. Jefferson County 33, Wesleyan 0: Jefferson County, which came into the game 1-3 against a difficult schedule, had a relatively easy time against a Wesleyan team that was 3-1. It was Jefferson County's first game in history against any of the five metro Atlanta schools that make up Region 6-AA.
10. Baconton Charter 40, Stewart County 13: Baconton Charter broke a 15-game losing streak against Georgia teams. The third-year program has an all-time record of 4-20 – one victory was by forfeit, one was against Munroe, Fla., earlier this year, and the other two were against Stewart County, which is 4-40 in its five seasons.
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October 1st, 2012
8:51 am
Go BT ! Wesleyan and Valdosta losing that badly. WOW !
October 1st, 2012
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Anything on the Lowndes-Colquitt controversy ? The AAAAAA board on GAVSV is blowing up because of it. Somebody posted that the GHSA is going to make Lowndes vacate the win ( not sure if it's joke or not ).
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2:23 am
Griffin will bounce back…the playoffs are what matters. GO BEARS
October 2nd, 2012
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GO Camden County Wildcats!
October 2nd, 2012
3:20 pm
Bear Backer@ you sound silly, just last week you were running your mouth about the Griffin Bears, knows its the playoffs. i know you were at te game, and for those who were not there, the game was not really has close has the score say's, and Bear Backer you and all your trash talking GRIFFIN FANS KNOW THAT! stockbridge beat you guys in every part of the game. Give prop's when its do. The QB for stockbridge flat out killed Griffin, you guys are a good team, but not unstoppable.
October 2nd, 2012
3:26 pm
For everyone else out there, don't let the MLK game earlier this season fool you. They got beat, but again the score didnt show how close the game really was. For the rest of the Sub region, Ha,Ha,Ha you have to see the mighty TIGERS!
October 3rd, 2012
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Get real Tiger Fan,stockbridge finally has a signature win…..stop licking your chops boy!
October 3rd, 2012
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i have noted that since i have followed probst that he cries more than spurrier ever did! any time he loses he cries about something! he should have stayed on tv as an actor. let the favor fall on him though and he turns his head and say "huh, i didn't see anything wrong!" well, coach, a day of reckoning is coming to your house on november 9th sir, and you better be ready; the rath of the cats will have you crying all night long my friend!


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I haven't written here at Toys2Remember for quite a long time. I still love vintage toys, and I still have hundreds of toys to write about, so why did I stop writing? I guess the hustle and bustle of life has kept me away. I have been too busy being an adult to take time to look back fondly to childhood.
I recently met a fellow toy enthusiast at work who has even more vintage toys than I do. It has been fun talking with him about Star Wars and other space toys and looking at pictures of his collection. As he was zooming through his digital picture album to get to other Star Wars pict, he inadvertently stopped on these images:
Its Hugo, the man of a thousand faces! Wow, I had completely forgotten about that toy! It was made by Kenner in the mid 1970's. All of a sudden memories flooded back to me of playing with all of the rubber scars and warts. I remembered the scratchy side burns and hair that was just as messy as my own 8 year old mop. I could even smell that strange glue again that was used to stick the pieces on Hugo's creepy face. I had so much fun with this "puppet". I thought of him as a Halloween toy because most of his "thousand faces" were ugly or scary. After all, half of the pieces were scars, warts, broken noses and vampire teeth! I'm sure I'm not the only one who also attached these pieces to my own face too. Hours of fun without electricity or even batteries.
Why am I making a big deal about Hugo? This toy, these pictures and memories, have reminded me why I started toys2remember.com in the first place. I want to give others opportunities to remember toys that they had. It is easy to remember toys that defined us and the ones that were our favorites. But for most people, there are other toys that they have long forgotten. I want to hear people say "hey, I had that" or "wow, I remember playing with that at my cousin's house" or "I forgot all about that game, that was fun!" Of course I won't really be able to "hear" you say those things, so feel free to comment on the posts. I promise I'll do a better job replying or answering emails than I have in the past. And I promise that I will write regularly again.
To help me with that part, I will now have help. Remember that new friend and coworker I told you about earlier? His name is Tracey Hamilton and he is a great collector of classic toys and of all things Star Wars. Soon, he will be writing a few articles here as well. His posts will have far more information and substance than mine do - he really knows his stuff. He has even been published in Tomart's Action Figure Digest! I know you will love him. Hugo my be the man of a thousand faces, but Tracey is the man of a thousand vintage toys! Between the two of us, we have thousands (or at least hundreds) of toy pictures to show and things to discuss with you.
Back to Hugo: - If you don't remember Hugo, maybe the pictures and description on the back of his box will help you:
Kenner's promo type above reads:
HUGO MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES - Easily changed disguises create thousands of pretend friends... Disguises fit on Hugo as well as youngsters. Hugo can be anything his master wants him to be... a villain, a hero, a comic character, or a scary guy. Facial disguises easily adhere with a special non-toxic glue. Hugo is also a hand-held puppet. Enough disguises for over 1000 different combinations.
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President Obama is expected to announce in a Rose Garden ceremony Friday afternoon that he is appointing Elizabeth Warren to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as his assistant. But hours before the formal announcement, Ms. Warren issued a folksy message on the White House Blog about why she is taking on the job.
I'm not sure how one achieves "folksiness" in the NY Times' view, but I conclude it must be by referencing one's grandparents. There is little that is folksy about her post to the WH blog.
President Obama understands the importance of leveling the playing field again for families and creating protections that work not just for the wealthy or connected, but for every American. The new consumer bureau is based on a pretty simple idea: people ought to be able to read their credit card and mortgage contracts and know the deal. They shouldn't learn about an unfair rule or practice only when it bites them—way too late for them to do anything about it. The new law creates a chance to put a tough cop on the beat and provide real accountability and oversight of the consumer credit market. The time for hiding tricks and traps in the fine print is over. This new bureau is based on the simple idea that if the playing field is level and families can see what's going on, they will have better tools to make better choices.
Or maybe "folksy" is code for "language everyone can understand." If so, we should all be more folksy. It would go a long way toward improved market efficiency and equity.
This and Jon Stewart's Rally to Restore Sanity have provided me with the first real audacious hope I have felt since the turn of the century.
Addendum: It appears I may have misread this. Here's Yves Smith suggesting this is a way to sideline Warren. I'll continue to hope it's a way to get her in the back door. If not, then shame on BHO. Where's the audacity? Where's the change?


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Here's how RW members rated this race (274 votes).
In short: Enjoyable raceIn full: Always enjoy this race, even though this year I was over a half hour slower & in some considerable pain. The finish behind the Arts Centre in their 'back garden' is good for familes & supporters. Weather has also been good for the past 3 years.Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: impressive, Bracknell has pretty spots. Serious toilet issue, missed meeting friends & warming up. But loved the 9am start, lots of water/sponge stations & marshalls so encouraging.In full: Apart from the toilets, every aspect of this race was excellent. Found the end a little windy & kept thinking the finish was just around the next corner. But a PB & will be back next yr. Harvest Ride must be the longest road - EVERDate of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Very encouraging crowd and pleasant stewardsDate of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Top marks for organisation, support, refreshments & atmosphere!Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: My first half marathon and I loved it!In full: The mile markers were excellent, marshalls were excellent and the hills were easy to.Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Inproved my PB and will be back next year!Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: mix of scenery but better than Bracknell's reputation would suggest. Good course particularly now the notorious spike has been taken outDate of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Very well organised race, with enough water stationsIn full: First timer to Bracknell, I would agree with the lack of loos, but this is a regular occurrence at races!A well thought out course that had some hills & made the most of avoiding Bracknell town center.Both the wife & I managed PB's 1 hour 44 34 for me, and 1 hour 34 min 38 for the wife, who even if she got a pb was a bit gutted to come 11th fastest woman overall, and 4th in her age group. If only I had that problem! Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Well organised race, with great support all the way round from all the marshall and race helpers especially at all the water station which thier was lots of considering how hot it was, excellent planning on behalf of the officials, see you all again Date of review: April 30, 2007
In short: Good start, time, well marshalled, good atmosphere, great challengeIn full: I ran a pb by 2 and half minutes - so a good day - the course was challenging without being beastly - great support from the water stations, marshalls and crowds. Good quality medal and goody bag which really makes all the difference after the effort. Thanks for the early start as well - good idea and for taking out the spike near the finish. All in all I would highly recomend this race to all levels of runner. Date of review: April 30, 2007
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MaxPower100 said...
No surprise here. Seems the sooner they move on and away from Cataclysm the better. That's in both their eyes and the players.
As for the "We don't obsessively track subscriptions" that's just a lie. Any company that wants to remain in business tracks their customer data. If you suddenly lose 10,000 people, you look for the reason, you just don't shrug it off. I have a feeling that the statement is nothing but PR jargon for "We know how we're doing, we're just not ready to tell the public."
More bad news hidden behind a PR smokescreen? Time will tell.
vocenoctum said...
Not that I'm disagreeing, but;
1) Most of the drops were in the Asian market, which is based on a per minute (IIRC) fee schedule that brings in substantially less money than the subscription model that we Westerners get.
2) While they may have lost subscribers, I wonder if they predicted the loss ahead of time or if they're just reacting to it.
3)For a game that has been steadily increasing in numbers, a loss is not just a "loss", but it's a non-gain, if that makes sense. So if they were projecting that the half-expansion of Cataclysm would end with them having gone from 12 mil to 14 mil and instead ended at 10mil, that could be bigger than ever.
emberdione said...
They probably don't.
Activision does though, and they let them know.
All this "Cata was a failure, Blizz lost huge sub numbers, best they can do is kill it as fast as possible" nonsense is driving me crazy.
With the exception of the 2 BC race starting zones and the DK starting zone, the vast, vast majority of all new content released in every WoW expansion pre-Cata focused around endgame, as did all the content patches as well. Blizzard is not stupid, they had to have known that releasing an expansion that was over 50% non-endgame content was going to result in a hit. Especially for players who pay by the minute, the majority of them are not going to spend their precious time flying around the new Barrens or leveling their 2nd mage for funzies.
As far as I'm concerned, Cata is no more or less flawed than Wrath or BC, it was just stuck with tidying up a 7 year old game instead of just being able to build upon it. I know plenty of people who used Cata as a chance to start playing/return, and they're loving it and wondering why everyone seems to think it's such a failure.
And yes, Blizzard lost subscribers and didn't manage to reach the same peak they did in Wrath. However, that still puts them many millions of subscribers above their competition, none of the 25 "WoW-killers" have successfully "killed WoW", and I think if subscribers had taken as serious a hit as people seem to be implying, it would be pretty obvious.
I don't doubt there are plenty of people who watch for subscription trends at Blizzard, I don't think its the quest design team, and I don't think an exceptionally large bump or decline means someone storms into the design team's office and demands they scrap everything because they just lost X subscribers.


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HD remakes are a common occurence in the video game industry today. Well, it turns out we will be seeing more of our favorites transform into high-definition. This time, God of War's PSP games will be remade for the PlayStation 3 in what is called God of War Origins. And for the few of you out there that have invested in a 3D television, you will be happy to hear that it will support stereoscopic 3D.
While I enjoy this news, it is another bit of news they gave alongside of this that got me excited. After a ton of delay of the ICO/Shadow of the Colossus HD collection, it is finally going to be released the same month as God of War Origins in September. About… freaking… time! Can't wait!


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