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- Laptop batteries may be exchanged for fully-charged batteries as needed.
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- Laptop bag with power cord
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- Other peripheral items available upon request
- USB Drives
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- Display Port (Mac) to VGA Cables
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(Doug looks around, hmmm, still here) So it's clear that the end of the year push for a marriage tax write-off didn't pan out.
Revising the plan...
In my network there have been a rash of exclusive relationships and in many cases, marriages. Being somewhat investigative I decided to do some informal research, the question being, "What do those guys have that I don't have?" The answer? Two words -- Facial Hair. Yes, 2013 will be know as the year of women being enamored with men having facial hair. While any style seems to have the affect, the most popular appears to be the goatee, or the look traditionally reserved for the evil antagonist character in media. The full beard is also surprisingly popular, but with a still recovering economy and the perceived risk of dropping into the zombie apocalypse it's clear that a significant amount of sustenance can be stored in such a beard.
It's not that I can't grow a beard and in fact have had a positive response to the 1-3 day 'shadow'. But I'm a bit concerned that the goatee would move me toward the psycho-look and the full beard would just make me look homeless. Not to say there isn't a market for either look, I've just got kids that would roll their eyes, again.
Had a conversation with a friend the other day, do people really want to get to know us? The us that we know, that our friends know, that our bishop knows. That's not to say that you'll be walking down the aisle with the next person that comes along, just that they might take the time to look past the surface or the history and give us a second look. Indeed, I'd like to know that I'm not seen for my stunning good looks or mad bread making skills, but truly, the list just starts there.
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Edelstein: While Islamic State slaughters, West is focused on building in Jerusalem
Jerusalem Mayor Nir Barkat says he refuses to apologize for building in capital
Analysis: Netanyahu adopts hopeful tone with US president
Neither PM nor Obama makes Palestinian question top priority
Abbas turns to UNSC to set 2016 deadline for Israeli withdrawal
US says east Jerusalem housing plan 'calls into question Israel's commitment to peace'
Netanyahu's right-wing coalition partners slam premier for backing two-state solution
Netanyahu arrives at White House for meeting with Obama
Knesset speaker Edelstein: Israel will defend itself if West makes bad deal with Iran
Decline in breast cancer for Jewish and Arab women
Rambam surgeons save life of preschool Syrian boy hit in his country's crossfire
Electric bikes pose danger on near-empty streets during Yom Kippur
New voluntary organization aims to promote information about cleft palate, lip
Hapoalim launches BankApp competition
Eilat Eilot Off Grid Hub to open in the Arava
Cabinet approves NIS 1.5 billion 'Gateway to Jerusalem'
Arab Israeli high-tech incubator raises $4.5 million
Economics and waste
More than kid's play
Internet artist Kutiman keeps turning home videos into global YouTube hits
From Chicago to Herzliya
Running down a dream in Tel Aviv
Confidence abounds as Gutman gets ready
Is soccer legend Diego Maradona in line to become coach of Palestinian national team?
Barda's spectacular one-man show puts Beersheba back in spotlight
Jewish and Muslim leaders hold coexistence meeting before Yom Kippur, Id al-Adha
'When you say Chich, you say Tel Aviv'
Prayer or the Playoffs?
Iran's anti-Semitic conference taking place with international attendees
Fliers posted at California university blame Jews for 9/11
UK's Hammond warns Israel to take European, US public opinion into account
German politician posts video of Rothschilds controlling the world
Iranian proxy behind attacks on Israeli delegations gains influence in Turkey
Khorasan Group targeted by US in Syria a special unit of al-Qaida
Monitor: Islamic State beheads seven men, three women in Syria
170 million jobs needed in region by 2020 or 'youths will join extremists'
British jets launch their first attacks against Islamic State targets in Iraq
In the eastern Mediterranean, energy alone cannot improve security relationships
Washington watch: Slamming the door to peace
The Torah's doctrine for peace and security
For Zion's sake: Netanyahu's right, but wrong to think anyone's listening
Encountering peace: If it doesn't get better, it will get worse
Rabbis and the rain
A stomach churning novel
Striking a cord
The battle of the budget
Aliya before it was 'practical'
Unhappy return to Mother Russia
Bible as the source of Western music
Hiding Jewish identity in 'the least anti-Semitic country in Europe'
Grapevine: The ambassador's ambucycle
Five notable new developments in Jerusalem over the past year
Pride in the streets
Mr. Mayor
It takes a village
The sounds of childhood
Years of selfless service
Indo-US ties : Time to dismantle all Islamist forces
Militant Islam – can it be turned to advantage?
It's time to revive Netanyahu's 'economic peace'
The world needs to listen to Sisi on IS
A song for TISHREI: 'A good word'
סִימָנִים עַל הַחוֹל
פֶסְטִיבַל שֶקְסְפִּיר הַבֵּינְלְאוּמִי
The High Holy Days, 1966
Natan Sharansky on Jewish Peoplehood: 'The family has become tighter'
Apple pastries for the holidays
The war against the Islamic State
Respect for the law
Podcast: Behind the scenes of the Netanyahu-Obama meeting
'They call me Hana'
Gearing up for success
L'aliya de France a son mentor
« J'assiste personnellement à la Résurrection des morts ! »
L'incendiaire de la mosquée al-Aqsa
L'homme de l'année : un guerrier malgré lui
Gil Shohat : portrait d'un artiste atypique
Oh les filles, oh les filles…
Revisiter le sionisme
Préserver l'héritage des Juifs de Tunisie
Israël au pied du mur
Retour sur l'opération Bordure protectrice : décryptage de la situation moyen-orientale
Les petites phrases d'Yigal Palmor
Malgré quelques revers, l'Etat islamique se porte bien
David Azrieli, 1922-2014
Dimanche 13 juillet
Deux familles, une histoire
Il était une fois en Israël
Et tu choisiras la vie
Les rêves déçus de Gabi
Coup de théâtre de fin d'année
Boucler la boucle
Celebrating the New Year in KKL-JNF Parks and Forests
International Cleanup Day in Ashkelon
New Mental Health Center for Jerusalem's Herzog Hospital
Remembering Those who Perished in the 9/11 Terror Attacks
Central America Celebrates Independence at the Rabin Center
European Parliament Member Bastiaan Belder Tours the Negev
KKL-JNF Helps Chile Deal with the Gall Wasp Pest
KKL-JNF and Fair Planet in Ethiopia–Seeds of Hope
Care of the Forests Continues Even in a Sabbatical Year
Nevatim Celebrates 60 Years and Dedicates a New Reservoir
Mexican Parliamentarians Visit the Biofilter for Urban Runoff in Kfar Saba
European Leadership Conference 2014 - Brussels, Belgium
The KKL-JNF Europe Young Leadership Conference
KKL-JNF Office Opens in New Zealand
KKL-JNF Leaders at ELC meet with the EU Parliament
Living Green in Israel: the Contest and the Winners
Addressing Climate Change Conference
Nurturing the Foresters of the Future
Saving the Sabras
KKL-JNF's Eyes in the Forest - The Horshim Forest Green Patrol
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Iranian proxy behind attacks on Israeli delegations gains influence in Turkey
Khorasan Group targeted by US in Syria a special unit of al-Qaida
Before discussing Gaza, White House lowers own standard on civilian deaths
Monitor: Islamic State beheads seven men, three women in Syria
Kuwaiti CEO: 170 million jobs needed by 2020 or youths will join extremists
British jets launch their first attacks against Islamic State targets in Iraq
Pope calls Mideast envoys to Vatican as Islamic State advances
Iraqi scholar: Jews persuaded Bush to invade Iraq in 2003 because of Torah prophecy
Iranian nuclear physicist killed by Revolutionary Guard, not Israel, relative claims
US-led raids in Syria kill civilians working at grain silos
Turkish activist that participated in Marmara flotilla killed in US strike
Hezbollah: Islamists trying to spread battle to Lebanon
Middle East
05/17/2012 21:52
PA sports chair: Oust Israel from Olympic c'tees
First ever Palestinian Olympic delegation 390 (R).
(photo credit:Charles Platiau / Reuters)
Jibril Rajoub, chairman of the Palestinian Football Association, on Thursday
called for Israel to be expelled from all international Olympic unions and
committees until it "honors international agreements."Rajoub said that
he was personally prepared to lead the anti-Israel campaign, but only if he
received help from the Arab countries.He also voiced strong opposition
to any form of normalization with Israel, particularly in the field of
sports.The term "normalization" does not exist in the Palestinian sports
dictionary, Rajoub stressed during a seminar in Ramallah.He added that
sports in the Palestinian territories was "one of the methods of resistance"
against Israel.Rajoub also called on Arab media representatives and
athletes to visit the Palestinian territories, arguing that this was not a form
of normalization with Israel."The youth sector in Palestine is the basic
fuel for the liberation project," Rajoub said. He also emphasized the youth's
role in maintaining a "permanent state of confrontation" with
Israel.Rajoub, who spent 17 years in Israeli prison, founded and headed
the much-feared Preventive Security Service in the West Bank immediately after
the establishment of the Palestinian Authority in 1994.While he was in
the job, Rajoub was known for his close and warm ties with representatives of
the Israeli security establishment – something that earned him many enemies
among Palestinians, especially in Hamas.Rajoub was also considered a
"moderate" leader and champion of contacts with Israelis, particularly
representatives of Israeli left-wing parties and groups. At one stage he was
also touted as a potential successor to Yasser Arafat.
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Waterworld star Kevin Costner is helping BP clean up the oil slick that's spreading across the Gulf of Mexico.
For the past 15 years, Costner has been funding a team of scientists in hopes of developing a technology to clean up massive oil spills -- he first got interested around the time of the Exxon-Valdez disaster.
Who knew?
Costner and his brother Dan have invested millions of dollars in Ocean Therapy Solutions, a company that's invented a $24 million centrifuge machine called Ocean Therapy, which can purportedly separate oil from water and clean up over 200,000 gallons of seawater a day.
BP spokesman Mark Proegler says that the company has agreed to test the machine.
Let's hope it works. Government scientists estimate that a minimum of 210,000 gallons of oil per day is gushing into the sea from the remains of the Deepwater Horizon oil platform that exploded April 20. BP has tried several ways to stop the leak, including containment domes, but none has worked so far.
farmers have already come up with a solution to help with the oil spill but oil corporations would rather sink billions of dollars into machinery that won't work. a youtube video has a presentation by c.w. roberts. he shows how throwing hay into the oil spill separates the oil from the water. the oil sticks to the hay and the hay can easily be removed.
It is interesting, though like paintermomma said, there are a lot of other low-tech ways to remove the oil that big business isn't even intersted in trying, despite the fact that they are also getting attention from the media. If it works, great. If it doesn't, it's lots of money sunk that we could use for other means to clean up the spill.
Personally, as someone who's fairly close to this (I live right on the gulf in Florida), I don't care how they get it cleaned up, I just want them to get it clean. If Kevin's machine works, more power too him. If they want to soak up the oil with hay or hair clippings, than that works too. I just want it cleaned up.


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the cow goes "moooo"
the horse goes "neighhhh"
the dog goes "ed…ward"
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Got the okay to post!! This was for a comic anthology project, but I left out the dialogue so the comic doesn't become completely void if it's ever to be sold along with the rest. I was very tired finishing it through the deadline, so it isn't up to my standards and I wish I could fix a lot of things, but here it is ;u;
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The Real Abandoned Overlook Hotel
Unlike the fictional Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining, this hotel is really named the Overlook. The abandoned hotel is located in the small, wine growing town of Bernkastel-Kues in Germany. Other than it has been unoccupied for about 13 years, there is no information as to why the hotel was closed. All of the furniture remains and it looks as if everyone there simply left. There are rumors that the hotel is haunted. According to urban explorers who frequent the spooky site, cameras malfunction, sounds can be heard throughout the premises and items seem to move around the hotel by themselves.
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Fanatics of Downton Abbey waste away in the off-season, pining for the American installments of this global blockbuster. We want Lord and Lady Grantham, their headstrong daughters, their long-suffering servants and, most important, the wicked witticisms of Maggie Smith as the Dowager Countess.
The series finally returns Sunday. But for those who want more, for whom an hour of television each week isn't enough, there is a visit to Highclere Castle, followed by a tour of locations around Britain.
Highclere in Berkshire County is the heart of Downton Abbey veneration, the family seat of the Earls of Carnarvon since 1679. The current 8th Earl and his family live in a smaller house on some of the estate's 6,000 acres.
On a self-guided castle tour, devotees see the desk where Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham (Hugh Bonneville) handles his correspondence in the Double Library. Each tabletop gleams with Carnarvon family portraits, which are whisked away before filming. An informal shot of Queen Elizabeth II, godmother to the current Earl of Carnarvon, shows her wearing a head scarf on her stroll through Highclere gardens.
In the Drawing Room, guide Margaret Bessent points out the spot where Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham (Maggie Smith) often perches on a pink damask sofa to deliver her barbed bon mots. Bessent loves to tell visitors about the 5th Countess, Almina, who brought $30 million pounds of her father Alfred de Rothschild's money to pump up Highclere. She is the model for Cora, Countess of Grantham (Elizabeth McGovern), an American heiress who married Robert Crawley in 1889. "The present Earl's mother and grandmother," Bessent reveals, "are American."
Everyone peers past the red ropes to the Gothic Saloon, where Lady Mary (Michelle Dockery) and Matthew (Dan Stevens) fatefully danced while Spanish flu ravaged Downton. And of course, the grand Oak Staircase that Mary and Lady Edith (Laura Carmichael) both glided down as Roaring '20s brides-to-be, to very different destinies.
But the real juicy stuff is upstairs: The Stanhope Bedroom of the visiting Turkish gentleman, Kemal Pamuk (Theo James), appropriately racy with red silk wall coverings and red carpet. The room was remodeled like this for the 1895 visit of the Prince of Wales, who had his own reputation with the ladies.
What might the future have been if Mr. Pamuk had stayed in his bedroom? But no, his midnight roving is a pivotal plot turn of season one, and fans love looking down the balustrade gallery where Mary, Cora and housemaid Anna (Joanne Froggatt) lugged Mr. Pamuk back to his bachelor digs.
Most people spend hours running the TV scenes through their minds, and tickets are timed so you either have morning or afternoon to explore the house. Outside, there's a tearoom for a restorative cup and, of course, goodies from the gift shop.
There's no better way to linger in the Downton Abbey afterglow than to book at The Carnarvon Arms, the castle's former coach house just down the road. This is where the cast stays, and if you're very lucky you might spot one of your favorite Downton stars.
"When they're working they leave first thing in the morning," says general manager Sam Morris, "and get in after dinner. Sometimes, they might have a wine in the bar, going over a script."
Over dinner at The Carnarvon Arms, I discover waitress Emma Rudland loves Downton and thrills each time she sees one of the cast. "They're all very nice," she says in her best kitchen maid Daisy (Sophie McShera) whisper.
Highclere Castle anchors the show, of course, but there are plenty of other locations that welcome Downton acolytes. Since I took the train from London Paddington to Newbury for Highclere — just an hour plus a 20-minute cab ride — I'll link the other spots by train, too.
Bampton, Oxfordshire, is now famous as Downton Village, and you can snap away at the Crawley House exterior. In season two, during the Great War, the Brampton Library became the exterior of the Downton Cottage Hospital. You can get there by taking the train to Oxford Station plus a one-hour bus ride.
Violet, Dowager Countess of Grantham, makes her home in the venerable Byfleet Manor, Mill Lane, Byfleet, Surrey. Although the current stone house is 400 years old, earlier structures on the site dated back to the 11th century. The house was one of the favorite homes of Edward II in the early 1300s. Queen Anne of Denmark, the wife of James I, was granted Byfleet Manor in 1616 and rebuilt the house.
Recently, owner Julie Hutton discovered a hidden room under the floor, with no doors and a bricked-up window. Surrey Archaeological Society is investigating. A train to the West Byfleet Railway Station plus a 30-minute walk or 10-minute bus ride will deliver you to the doorstep.
Who doesn't love a good, soppy trainside farewell? Mary and Matthew have their share at the Downton railway station, played in real life by the Horsted Keynes station and Bluebell Railway in West Sussex. The London Brighton and South Coast Railway built the station in 1882, and the Bluebell Railway has restored it to the mid-1920s. Get there by taking the train to the Haywards Heath Railway Station, plus a 13-minute bus ride.
Save your last Downton Abbey night for a special splurge, the St. Pancras Renaissance Hotel at St. Pancras train station, London. Not only does the gloriously restored 1873 hotel perfectly evoke the heyday of the Dowager Countess and Robert and Cora's backstory, but its elaborate façade will shine as a backdrop for a season four scene.
The magic of TV is that the Downton passengers will alight in front of St. Pancras' High Victorian Gothic facade and then walk through a tunnel to their train.
Instead of boarding the ultramodern Eurostar to Paris, which now leaves from St. Pancras, the scene will shift to an old-fashioned steam train wheezing along the tracks. With a bit of computer-generated imagery, Downton Abbey uses all of Britain as its stage
• Scandal! In season two, Lady Sybil (Jessica Brown Findlay) eloped with the family chauffeur, Branson (Allen Leech). The escape was filmed in the pretty village of Swinbrook in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds, with the couple overnighting at the Swan Inn, a boutique inn today. Train: Oxford Station, plus a one-hour bus ride.
• In season three, valet John Bates (Brendan Coyle) was convicted of killing his wife and locked up in York prison. It's really Lincoln Castle, two hours south of York. William the Conqueror began building Lincoln Castle in 1068.
• Lincoln Castle is the only place in the world where you can see the Lincoln Magna Carta, from 1215, along with the Charter of the Forest, a 1217 document that kept the aristocracy from seizing England's forests. Train: Lincoln Railway Station, plus a 16-minute walk or short bus ride.
• For the season three Christmas finale, the Crawley clan headed to the Highlands to visit their Scottish cousins at Duneagle Castle. It's really Inveraray Castle on Loch Fyne, the seat of the Duke of Argyll, chief of Clan Campbell. Train: Dalmally Railway Station, plus a 15-mile taxi ride.


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Monolithic Distributed Bragg Reflector Cavities in Al2O3 with Quality Factors Exceeding One Million
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On April 28, 2009 @ 10:58 am In
Michael Amato, Chair
President, InspiRx
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Brooke Curran
The Running Brooke Fund, Founder
Alexandria, VA
Daniel Ein, MD
George Washington University School of Medicine
Washington, DC
Stanley Fineman, MD
Atlanta Allergy and Asthma Clinic
Marietta, GA
Tom Kallstrom, MBA, RRT
American Association for Respiratory Care, CEO
Irving, TX
Maria Marchiano, Esq.
New York City Environmental Control Board
Staten Island, NY
Pamela Mason
AstraZeneca L.P
Wilmington, DE
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Asthma, Allergy, Immunology Center
Baton Rouge, LA
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The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Philadelphia, PA
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Penn State Hershey Medical Center
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J.R. Taylor & Company
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Jack Mynock said...
Hitting spell hit cap is important, but it has nothing to do with lava lash. lava lash is on the melee special attack table, so you only need 8% melee hit to cap. Spell hit is important bc it effects lightning bolt, shocks, and maybe unleash elements.
Also the hit cap for white attacks for dual wielders is something like 27%, so all that hit your stacking to get to spell hit cap is also increasing your auto attack damage and more importantly your damge from flametongue weapon. 17% spell hit will get you to a little over 20% melee hit. So, between lightning bolts, shocks, autoattacks, and flametongue we're getting a lot out of reaching the spell hit cap.


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I was real excited about getting the chance to talk to Georgia Tech's freshman wide receiver Stephen Hill yesterday. Apparently he was not equally excited to talk to me.
And that's OK. Hill signed with the Yellow Jackets out of Lithonia's Miller Grove High to catch footballs, make plays and block better than your average wideout. He's not there because of his riveting interviews.
Reports on the football side of things in Tech's camp have all been very positive regarding Hill. The 6-foot-4, 190-pound receiver has been hauling in everything thrown his way and is getting some intense instruction on the art of blocking, which is just as critical in the Yellow Jackets' run-oriented spread option attack. Just from an aesthetic point of view Hill sure does look good lined up on the opposite side of the field from Demaryius Thomas (6-3, 229, Jr.).
Just to refresh your memories, Hill was the No. 23-ranked receiver in the nation by Scout.com and caught 30 passes for 577 yards 8 touchdowns on a 3-8 Miller Grove team as a high school senior. He has blazing speed (4-4 40) and set the state record in the long jump (25 feet, 8.75 inches).
In any case, I found Hill to be very polite, very humble for a player of his potential and not very enlightening (which, again, is fine). Here's our miniature Q&A:
Q: Have you found the transition to college to have been very difficult so far?
A: "To be honest with you, It really hasn't been a big difference. Just coming out here and working hard is the biggest part of this, that's all."
Q: I understand it really came down between Tech and Georgia for you. That always gets the blood boiling on both sides of the rivalry. What clinched it for you?
A: "To be honest it was just the love of Georgia Tech. I really like Georgia Tech a lot and I really fell in love with the coaches. I just wanted to come here and try to make the team better. That's all really."
Q: I heard that something the Georgia coaches did or didn't do really turned you off the Bulldogs. What was that exactly?
A: "I really don't want to talk about that."
Q: Fair enough. I've been reading reports where you've been making a lot of nice plays in camp and that you're getting some pretty intense instruction from the coaching staff. Do you feel like you're going to be in position to play right away?
A. "People are always thinking they're going to be in a position to help. I'm just coming out here and trying my best. I always try to build on something. I always try to work harder to get better. I just try to do that every day.
Q: Have you found Coach Paul Johnson's playbook difficult to master?
A: "It's all right. We did a lot of blocking in high school. I do a lot of studying every day. You have to look over it and over it. Other than that everything is fine. I really like the offense."
Q: How would you describe the recruiting style of the Georgia Tech staff?
A: "I really can't describe it. I committed during the season of my high school year. But they come straight forward to you. They tell you, 'We want you, we'd like to have you and it's up to you.' And I'm glad I stayed with my commitment."
So there you go. I also talked to Tech freshman Jamea Thomas, who was thought to be coming in as an A-back but was quickly switched to defense and now plays safety. I'll share more about him at a later date.
August 12th, 2009
5:03 pm
Can't wait to see him in action! Go Jackets!!
August 12th, 2009
5:14 pm
Sounds like a smart kid. He knows the nature of the rivalry and didn't want to feed into that. Also sounds like a guy who wants to let his performance on the field speak for him and not his words to the media. Good for him.
August 12th, 2009
5:27 pm
I've thought all along the he has a good chance of starting as a Freshman, b/c the only WR we have is BayBay, Hill's probably gonna be better than any other option we have to line up opposite BayBay.
August 12th, 2009
5:32 pm
He'll be a big time player for GT. Would have been a big time player wherever he went. Glad he stayed in-state.
August 12th, 2009
5:36 pm
Way to go Towers. We all know you came from the UGaggers blog. He saw right through your BS. You were looking to put some sensationalism into your post, but couldn't get it. That journalism degree sure paid off buddy.
August 12th, 2009
6:42 pm
You tried to bait him about information that's not of your concern and he spurned you. That's why he wasn't 'enlightening'. LOL. Chip the Tool
August 12th, 2009
7:04 pm
Ya got me. I was trying find something interesting to write. Sorry. . . . Seriously, he seems like a nice kid and is going to make an inviting target on offense.
August 12th, 2009
7:19 pm
thanks for the post chip. even as a freshman SH sounds like he handles an interview well and knows when to talk and when not to. best of luck to him.
August 12th, 2009
7:26 pm
Chip is just acting the way every other doggie would. Not surprising to me. Maybe since he hasnt been thrown in jail means hes not good enough for ugag
August 12th, 2009
8:05 pm
The fact that you are a professional journalist tells me that every word you put into print is intentional and is meant to make a point. Therefore, I can only assume you meant to insult Stephen Hill by saying he does not provide a "riveting" or "enlightening" interview. You're pretty much calling the kid boring and dumb. Nice. You should frame this article with the title, "Another Example of When I Showed How Much of a Douchebag I am."
August 12th, 2009
8:44 pm
Geez, what a defensive group. Miserable lot aren't you.
Good luck to the kid. Be interesting to see what happens with this guy in the mix. Not trying to pick here but is there concern with Tech fans as to how last season ended? Did LSU expose a weakness in the Tech offense or was it just a bad day at the office?
August 12th, 2009
8:51 pm
Even as a bulldog its great to hear that the kid is doing great in camp. Chip, does every article you write half to have a jab at UGA. No wonder he wouldnt open up to you. Your to worried about jabbing UGA instead of writing about the kid. If your going to write something good about a Tech kid, make it be about him and Tech.
August 12th, 2009
8:56 pm
The biggest story in this kids recruitment was him choosing Tech over UGA. All Chip was doing was asking him about it. It's his job. He didn't speculate about what happened and didn't give an opinion, and when the kid gave no comment, Chip moved on. Trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill here.
August 12th, 2009
8:59 pm
My fellow Tech fans, I think it's about time we give Chip Towers and Doug Roberson a break. They do nice work, and you're really naive if you honestly think that either of them is "biased." We look as stupid as the rednecks from Athens when we post critical attacks–especially name-calling diatribes–against them. Chip and Doug, keep up the nice work.
August 12th, 2009
9:43 pm
A Georgia Tech professor has been arrested and charged with 15 counts of sexual exploitation of children.
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August 12th, 2009
9:48 pm
It just sounds as if the kid has had some interview coaching. He'll get better at it as he gets more comfortable in his role with the team.
August 12th, 2009
9:56 pm
Yes Paul. You wouldn't want to look as "stupid as the rednecks from Athens" and post critical attacks. Good stuff.
August 12th, 2009
11:19 pm
Doug Roberson went to UGA. To say he's not biased is being naive. If you dont think he'd rather be in Athens right now, you're kidding yourself. However, I've had no problem with Doug's reports thus far. This one by Chip is just stupid. If anyone is trying to make a mountain out of a mole hill, it was Chip asking the question. F'in dousche.
August 12th, 2009
11:51 pm
Chip as a Tech fan, I can see you're never going to please either teams fan base. UGA fans think you always write negatively about their beloved overrated team. While Tech fans won't give you credit for writing an article about a current Tech played because you cover UGA.
No win situation obviously. Thanks for the article, the true fans appreciate it.
August 13th, 2009
6:12 am
Tech Insider: That must mean I'm doing something right! . . .
Others: Apparently very few of you saw the Q&A I did with Izaan Cross earlier Wednesday. because it generated on three comments. But he is an example of someone who is a good interview. It has nothing to do for whom one plays:
August 13th, 2009
6:18 am
Nice report Chip, not sure why everyone is bagging on you. Anyway, looking forward to many more outstanding recruits just like Mr. Hill to be arriving on the Flats in future classes under the leadership of Paul Johnson.
Go to isportsweb.com for more Georgia Tech Football articles. Go Jackets!
August 13th, 2009
6:54 am
Can we all just get along? I love football period. I pull for Tech as well as Georgia! I think Stephen Hill made the right choice for him. I am just glad that he chose to stay in the state. Wouldn't it be nice if all of the top talent in the state could stay here. ( Tech or Georgia)
When it is all said and done, I will pull for either.
August 13th, 2009
8:01 am
Chip … dont get your panties in a wad… stop with the slime and maybe you get a little more cooperation .. . I think the recruiting questions were off base and of no interest to anyone … but you !! Why dont you quit this blog and go back to Athens where you are happy. No hard feelings.
August 13th, 2009
8:37 am
I bet the UGAg coaches dangled the Escalade keys at him.
He has to much integrity and knew GT was the place to be.
August 13th, 2009
8:43 am
Chip, release my comment you hack
August 13th, 2009
8:43 am
This is one of the most senseless comment threads I think I have ever read…
What a bunch of elitist snobs you Techsters come off as. Chip's writing technique is about as neutral as it gets. Most of you saunter over to the UGA blogs enough, you'd think you would have noticed that, but you are more interested in name calling and fingering your noses at us "rednecks from Athens" who cheer for our "beloved overrated team".
Grow a pair and realize the article is about a young man who is happy with his decision and wants to work hard for your team and stop criticizing Chip on why he was trying to explain why his interview may have lacked a little "umph". You people are amazing!
August 13th, 2009
8:53 am
Just becasue we are better than you Modawg, doesn't mean we're "elitist snobs".
August 13th, 2009
8:57 am
Since you aren't releasing my comments, what exactly did you feel wasn't "enligthening" or "riveting" about the interview? It seems like a normal interview so why did you feel that it was necessary to take so many back-handed comments at Stephen? Thanks.
August 13th, 2009
9:58 am
Thanks for your response. I'll check out Izaan's interview. It just seemed that Stephen's interview was much different than any other interview that I read on here as far as the length of his answers go.
After reading your intro I was expecting a bunch of one word answers from Stephen and they weren't. It just seemed a little overkill to point out three different times in three paragraphs that you didn't think Stephen gave a good interview.
August 13th, 2009
11:18 am
I went back and read the Izaan interview and really enjoyed… especially funny was the part about going up against 150 lb linemen in high school. That's likely the reason a lot of 4-5 star guys never see actual playing time. I'm glad you have thick skin…keep up the good work.
August 13th, 2009
11:19 am
I'm a GT grad and I have no love for UGA but I agree with the sentiments that real GT fans out there need to lay off the hostilities towards Chip here. There isn't a thing wrong with this article.
Chip, my humble observation and advice, you seem to be taking the bait from some of these comment trolls by acknowledging their posts. You can't give any credence to these people, all they want is to get a response out of you and you shouldn't give it to them. The insults should just go in one eye and out the other. Just ignore them and only respond to reasonable folks.
August 13th, 2009
11:34 am
Izaan played against a lot of Georgia Mountain schools (Fannin, Gilmer and Pickens County) that simply do not have the athletes and also usually lack the speed of top notch programs. Indeed these teams often will only have a limited number of participants weighing 250 pounds or better and these few usually play both ways.
Of course…Gilmer County did produce one of Tech's all time greats in the "Fridge" remover known as John Davis. But I believe he is the only major D-1 prospect ever from that county school system.
Pickens and Fannin Counties have never produced a top notch D-1 player at least in the 40+ years I have kept up with Georgia high school football. But they play some mean bluegrass.
August 13th, 2009
12:54 pm
Where is the vitriol more pronounced, on message boards where Tech and UGA are pitted against one another (more often by readers than authors), or in health care town hall meetings?
The kid chose between Tech and Ga. and some of you expect the AJC's recruiting writer not to ask about that when he interviews the kid?
Old school, new-age, internet, print . . . whether it's a story or a blog, that's no-brainer stuff.
August 13th, 2009
5:42 pm
Chip im proud of you buddy keep up the good work i have no problem whatsoever with anything you write im just glad to be able to read something concerning Georgia Football. BTW i believe i know what made stephen hill angry at Georgia Coaches and that was not offering him until very late after he committed to the yellow skeeters. Oh yeah one more thing I am a dawg fan and i say this whole heartedly "i have never met or saw a tech fan with any integrity whatsoever." You tech fans are the most horrible stuck up ppl on the face of the earth becuz you always think that you are so much smarter than dawg fans, I really wish Georgia could be taken out of Tech's name they give it a bad name…Eat em up Georgia cuz its great to be a DAWG.
August 13th, 2009
5:54 pm
The future looks goog with Steven sometime catch the ball Hill and Quentin Sims,Mckayhan
August 13th, 2009
6:39 pm
Facts… talk about yellow journalism. Your jaded opinion is a sign of lack of educational training and objectivity.
Get out of the tunnel and into the real word. You sound like you are 18 yrs old.
August 13th, 2009
7:18 pm
Good journalism! I especially like the "digging" of what the UGA coaches may have done to help him make a decision for GT. I think questions along those lines are most interesting allowing the average fan to better understand the thought process of atheletes. Keep digging!
August 13th, 2009
7:30 pm
Random comment from a Tech fan: Chip is a UGA homer. OK…so what? I am a Tech homer, and I still think/hope I could be objective when it is called for.
I have ZERO problem with anything he wrote here, and think he did, in fact, an excellent job. Homey does a good job being neutral when it is appropriate, in my humble opinion, as he did here. He asked a very relevant question regarding recruiting, and respectfully moved on when Hill (wisely) declined to comment. What is the big deal here??????
August 13th, 2009
7:51 pm
Stephen Hill will make big plays; breaking the hearts of many a defensive back's and coordinator's mothers and wives.
Thanks for the info, Chip.
August 13th, 2009
10:08 pm
Chip, no problem with your questions. I am glad that Stephen avoided your dig for dirt on the UGA recruiting effort. Either good coaching or a natural instinct to avoid drama. Good for him either way. Sounds like Stephen is simply soft spoken, especially compared with Izaan who comes across as a "talker". In any case, for offense I prefer the Jerry Rice type over a mouthy Terrell Owens any day. Having been to several practices this past week, Hill and Q. Simms definitely seem to have some big play potential. Simms a better blocker, Hill better hands. I'll be stunned if they both aren't on the 2-deep roster by Sep 5.
August 14th, 2009
4:45 am
The issue isn't with the questions you asked; it's the – count them, three – snarky bush-league comments about young Mr Hill. SH actually handled the recruiting questions very maturely. If his answers didn't give you enough material to write from, get opinions of SH from more senior teamates, or qualified observers, to flesh out your article. Kinda low-brow to take little digs at the young man.
August 14th, 2009
9:57 am
I agree with German Jacket, the problem with the article is not that he asked Stephen about his recruitment (obviously that was an interesting story and as a journalist he'd be doing a disservice not to ask that), but the fact that Chip felt it necessary to put the kid down multiple times because he didn't give Chip what he was trying to get out of the interview. It's just unprofessional. Put the interview out there and let people draw their own conclusions about Stephen's responses. I just think the comments like "Apparently he was not equally excited to talk to me", "He's not there because of his riveting interviews", and stating that Stephen was "not very enlightening" were unwarranted, shouldn't have been included, and made Chip seem petty and, again, unprofessional.
August 18th, 2009
8:04 pm
Stephen (Snake) Hill is going to remind people of Calvin Johnson as soon as the season gets underway! With the vertical he has, alot of DBs are going to wish they hadnt lined up against him.
Get 'em SNAKE!


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i'm circling back to reveal the second half of my showroom experience with the lovely linh and christine. you even get to see what i look like half-squeezed (because we all know that a sample size won't zip up on a chesty broad like myself) into the brand's first clothing collection. also, i realized during the visit that we all need a body chain of pearls—such a piece just makes everything look so much classier, don't you think?
i talked a big talk recently about how much of a supporter i am of eleven objects, but now it's time for me to show you why. see above. literally, these are the most glorious accessories i've stumbled upon in a long, long time and while the prices are a bit out of my range (my birthday is september 5th, by the way), i am definitely going to save to purchase that rhinestone-encrusted latex baby.
as nene leakes boldly declares on the introduction of the real housewives of atlanta, "when i walk into a room, i own it," she would've owned a whole lot more than that one room if she were wearing one of these collars. i'm just saying.
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Made this today and everybody (including my boyfriend's family) loved it! It's so simple and easy to make. Love it.
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- Fat: 38g
- Saturated fat: 23g
- Protein: 8g
- Carbohydrate: 53g
- Fiber: 3g
- Cholesterol: 171mg
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The FBI's 2012 crime statistics were released Monday.
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I am very happy this is a possibility for us in the future. Having rolling Alliance solely for my wife (she didnt want to play UGLY characters, before blood elves).
She doesnt play as often, so now I FINALLY get to switch to Horde. It will be pretty easy for me hopefully LORE wise, since I am human. I hope to be able to switch to undead, which will be great. I can just say, my character got a really bad cold, and died.
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LOUISVILLE (WAVE) -- The dogfighting case against Michael Vick brings added attention to dog and animal fighting -- attention the Humane Society of the United States says is badly needed. As WAVE 3's Caton Bredar reports, in a weird twist the group is using technology to fight the time-tested sport.
As the Vick case plays out in the courts, another case centered around animal fighting is playing out in the legal system. And the defendant in the case may surprise you.
"I don't understand Amazon's reluctance to pull these, other than profits," says Pamela Rogers, Kentucky director for the Humane Society of the U.S.
They bill themselves as the largest online seller of books, magazines and DVD's in the world. But now amazon.com is facing a federal lawsuit accused of selling subscriptions to magazines that promote animal fighting.
"They are actually advertising items that are illegal for people to own and sell," says Rogers. "Those magazines advertise illegal contraband for sale, and we think that's a violation of federal .. And we want them to cease and desist."
The basis of the suit is that the magazines include advertisements for medications and stimulants -- things commonly used in various forms of animal fighting.
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Rogers says that animal fighting is a whole underground culture -- one that's really hard to catch.
A felony in all but two states, dog fighting is a growing, national epidemic according to Rogers. Just last month, Louisville Metro Police broke up an operation on Camden Avenue.
Rogers -- a dog owner herself -- says the Humane Society monitors advertisements and underground magazines and has proof of dog fighting locally.
"I get called probably once or twice a week with a tip, for somewhere in the state for cockfighting or dogfighting...every week, every month, for that last ten years. But it's getting worse and worse now," says Rogers.
Rogers also said that the cruelty of the fights is as tough to take as the greed.
"They burn them alive, or a lot of times they beat them to death, or they hang them," according to Rogers. "They care more about profit than they do about these animals."
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BOND360 will have immediate access to a staff of twenty seasoned publicists, designers, programmers, project managers and strategists who have seen tremendous success with breakthrough digital campaigns for films such as the Academy Award®-nominated Exit Through the Gift Shop, SENNA, and The Imposter. Bond 360 will work closely with filmmakers to build and nurture digital communities and sell films and merchandise directly to fans through in-person events and on the films' websites.
"As digital technologies continue to disrupt the traditional means of distribution, filmmakers are becoming a lot more entrepreneurial and are seeking alternatives that give them more control and ownership," said Marc Schiller, CEO of BOND Strategy and Influence. BOND360 was created to address these new challenges of the shifting film landscape by providing the resources, expertise and funding to help filmmakers successfully market, promote, and release their films independently.
BOND360 will work with filmmakers to launch in-person tours of their films supported by brand sponsors. Digital and physical products (i.e. books, t-shirts, and limited edition prints) will be offered for sale alongside the film both at events and through the film's website. "BOND360 was developed to provide the necessary resources to allow an independent film to realize its marketplace potential," says Schiller.
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I found Female Orcs a rare thing on my server. So I was popular for a while and even the Alliance appreciated my dancing...
The Tux Shirt and Pants are going to be the bane of my existence though, over 400 eggs looted and neither of them dropped though I now have 5 spring and 4 elegant dresses.
Watching everyone doing 'basket' fueled laps around Razor hill is pretty funny, even if I am joining in.
You don't need to get the tux parts from an egg for the meta. You can just buy them from the vendor, equip them long enough to do Blushing Bride, and sell them back. :) Sunday Finest and Dressed for the Occasion are not in the meta, due to being "too luck based".
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A Few Reasons Why This Stock Was Unfairly Punished
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One of the most frustrating experiences in life can be when, as an investor, you see your investment go under. The frustration multiples when the company that you'd invested in had good prospects, solid clients, and great innovation; but still, it fails to do well as an investment.
A similar thought would be running through the minds of Broadcom (NASDAQ: BRCM) investors, the semiconductor company which, according to me, is among the best bets to benefit from the proliferation of data going forward. However, the stock and the company haven't moved in tandem and the market has probably underplayed the potential of Broadcom so far.
Unfairly done?
So, when the company issued a downbeat guidance when it reported its recently released second-quarter results, it wasn't surprising to see Broadcom shares getting beaten up badly. The stock had held its own this year before the earnings report, even though the Street hadn't been rewarding its estimate topping results over the past few quarters. But one misstep and the bears were out in full force, and the stock is presently languishing near its 52-week low.
I agree that Broadcom missed on the top line by a whisker, and that its outlook wasn't too great with the company guiding for revenue of $2.05 billion to $2.20 billion, below the estimate of $2.25 billion. However, what contributed to the massive fall in share price and the company's woes since earnings were reported in late July were fears regarding its position in baseband chips. Slow sales of 3G baseband chips sent analysts on a downgrade spree and Broadcom has been struggling ever since.
But, did analysts miss certain important points? While a downbeat guidance is certainly a concern, should one annihilate Broadcom's long-term credibility without going into the specifics? Certainly not! Management stated that weakness in 3G chips was a result of overstocking by its customers, along with some decline in demand.
Broadcom has one major customer for its 3G baseband chips according to management, and they accept that they don't have many customers in this area now, but what analysts failed to highlight was the fact that Broadcom recently introduced a quad core chip which will begin shipping in the ongoing quarter.
Also, the company expects to find a place in more phones in the second half of the year. In addition, when you consider that Broadcom hasn't stepped into the LTE baseband market yet, it doesn't make much sense to chastise the company over witnessing weakness in 3G. Moreover, it looks like everyone forgot that Broadcom did deliver a 7% growth in its Mobile & Wireless segment, clocking $967 million.
Missing the point
Coming to the guidance, the fact that Broadcom derives a third of its revenue (according to Los Angeles Times) by supplying chips to Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL) and Samsung (NASDAQOTH: SSNLF) might have played a part. The fact that Samsung hasn't been able to sell as many units of the Galaxy S4 as it would have liked led the company to slash orders for components, and this might be one strong reason why Broadcom guided below expectations.
So, Samsung's over-enthusiasm was also probably a reason why Broadcom had to suffer. As Reuters reports, analysts have slashed sales projections of the S4 by a staggering 30% in recent times, and the upcoming release of the next iPhone would probably dent sales further. But, you cannot force Broadcom to sell more chips to Samsung when the Korean giant doesn't want it because it has produced too much already.
Going forward, Broadcom is looking at a sequential increase in mobile revenue, as against a decline of 3% (sequentially) in the previous quarter. While an iPhone refresh might hurt Samsung, it would benefit Broadcom since the company has been a long-time fixture in the iUniverse and it would look to maintain its position this time as well after being in the iPhone 5.
Why ignore the good?
The production of the next iPhone is well underway as we near launch date, while the clamor for a cheaper iPhone is also getting stronger by the day with various leaks indicating that such a product might exist after all. So, it's clear that analysts are missing the point that if a cheaper iteration of the iPhone indeed exists, it might help Apple spread its wings in the emerging markets and also augment Broadcom's addressable market.
So, it's not all doom and gloom for Broadcom, and it should also be noted that the company also supplies its chips for the iPads. Moreover, Broadcom's potential with its cutting-edge NFC chips and 5G Wi-Fi chips, which grew 50% on a sequential basis in the previous quarter, should not be ignored. In addition, the company is focused on diversifying its mobile customer base further. It was recently selected by ZTE to supply small cell baseband processors for its residential access points.
It is small things like these that we shouldn't miss, as the world is becoming a more connected place by the day and Broadcom's products should be in great demand since its chips enable connectivity. Too much has probably been made of the company's weak performance in 3G baseband, but no emphasis has been laid on 4G efforts.
Don't be blinded
Moreover, Broadcom is a pretty small player in baseband processors, occupying just 5% according to Strategy Analytics. So, a relatively weak performance in that sector shouldn't have led to such a massive sell-off. So now, it looks that weakness at Samsung might be one of the reasons why Broadcom issued a soft outlook. Simply said, it's a short-term problem, as smartphones are still going to grow at an annual rate of almost 19% till 2016, according to IDC, and Broadcom's products have a lot of room for growth still.
Connected homes, Internet of Things, and even connected cars could be some of the drivers that we are ignoring right now. And the thing which irked me the most when analysts were analyzing Broadcom's quarter was that the Broadband Communications and the Infrastructure & Networking businesses, which together accounted for more than $1 billion in revenue weren't discussed at length, while its small 3G misstep garnered so much attention.
Stay tuned
These other two businesses have been performing very strongly, and I would focus on them in my next post. However, for now, one thing is pretty much clear -- Broadcom's mobile weakness seems overblown and the company should recover once the short-term headwinds clear off.
Check back this space for more reasons why Broadcom is still a good stock to hold and why investors should consider scooping up more shares at these depressed levels with the stock trading at a forward P/E of just under 10 times.
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