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Garden of seven gates at New Vrindaban5,278 Views / EMail This Post / Print This Post / Home » Garden of seven gates at New Vrindaban
By Tapahpunja dasa
This particular piece of land is called "Garden of 7 Gates", because from a practical point of view there are 7 gated entrances the size of the one we just walked through-about 20 foot wide.
The reason for 7 gates along the fence line here is because the vision is that some day in the not too far future this will be the centre of an agrarian revolution in New Vrindaban, in the sense that persons settling intentionally around the field will have certain lifestyles and the spiritual perspective of that lifestyle that intergrates nicely with their sadhana (daily devotional practices), the temple and especially the original vision that Srila Prabhupada (the founder of Iskcon/New Vrindaban) had for New Vrindaban which was to give visual confirmation how "simple living" lent itself to "higher thinking" ( a key phrase Srila Prabhupada used for Iskcons farm communities was "simple living/high thinking").
What is that connection? How do you prove that by your lifestyle? By depending on nature-by eating what you grow/ growing what you eat, depending on the cows (for milk to be used for making cheeses,sweets etc…). So, this particular property is our only property in which there is protection from the inbalance in the "age of kali" (a vedic term denoting the current age we are in-one of quarrel and hypocracy) in the form of deer. For every square mile, if you can picture a square mile-it is four city blocks, so for every one square mile there are 100 deer! Thats the average population and sometimes there is more!
If you cannot fence your growing space then you are wasting your time, you are basically growing deer food. This is the biggest and only protected area that there is. The way that this fence got put up is amazing. Below, there is a smaller version of this called "The Teaching Garden". In that garden I was giving a tour to 10 persons, 2 families from Cincinnatti, and at the end of that tour I mentioned that this is a nice garden but it is not big enough to meet the growing needs of the whole community. One of the people present during the tour said "what do you need?" and I replied that we have a pasture but need a fence, a physical barrier because the deer are so bad. And he said "how much??". At that time I really didn't know but somehow I was inspired to say "about $8000″. The gentleman said "okay!" and on the spot he wrote a cheque for $8000!!! That amount worked out to be exactly the amount of money that was needed for the fence!
Then we want to develop this as a place where we develop the culture - the "agri-culture" where simple living based on actual connection to the land begins to develop pursuant to what Srila Prabhupada actually wanted here. This year we have a grant from West Virginia state university. They supplied $2000, all the seeds and all the transplants such as Tomato, Peppers, Okra, squash of various types and a material called black woven ground cover. The grant was given so that we can gather data for some of their organic research called "Organic Seed Partnership" and it's an honor that they picked this particular farming project as part of that collaborative effort which is about 5 universities and around 10 farms around the country.
Actually, everybody that resided and used this property before we moved here grew corn on it for around 100 years. And then after that they basically wrecked it by throwing chemicals on it to stimulate growth. We have inherited a big problem with fertility but the good side of that is that the colleges that we are working with see that challenge as a brave endeavour on our part that we are taking an old abandoned West Virginia field and making it fertile again and in the process help develop community.
Everybody subsists on food grains , thats really the staple. To know how to develop and grow food grains you have to employ the use of draft animals to do it properly. The fact is that if you live in the country and know what is involved in working the fields in a sustainable way. Sustainable meaning not being utterly dependant on tractors , fossil fuel and that whole world of inputs from the outside-of course you want animals. We know that philosophically that the animals service is to assist in these processes. Their services to God are to assist in being co-authors in agriculture, the growing of things that can be offered with love and devotion to Him. Connecting the issue of sustainable development with spirituality is a huge preaching and educational field because the fact is that there is no such thing as sustainable development without spirituality as the only real sustainable thing is the soul and it's relationship with God. How agriculture fits into that is: "yes, we are the stewards of this land, to use it in service to God. Without that spiritual dimension added to agriculture there is just a type of business. You are seeing now that Walmart now has "organic", it is sort of organic but if you trace the products back to their sources in China you will find that it is not 100% organic. It is horrendous the way that they are growing produce actually. Likewise, if you live in the city and you go to a wholefood store and they are selling organic produce , you might ask "where is the farmer that you made the contract with to grow the produce?". If you trace it back and you ask that farmer (and I have done this) - "How do you fertilise your soil? You are not using cow manure or any other kind of manure, what do you use to keep your rate of fertility up?". They will say - "Oh we have a kind of brown powdered fertiliser that is organic", and I will ask "can I see it?" And you then go into their storage are and you look at the bag and it says "blood meal, bonemeal, fish emulsion, it's basically ground up cows!"
It's made up of all the parts of a cow that they cannot use for things like ply wood , tyres, paint etc.. that they have pulverised and bagged. So, is it organic? Sort of! Is it vegetarian? No way! What organic really means is a spiritual commitment to only use what inputs are natural to the area. If you have cows, a cow on average gives 47 pounds of manure per day. To honor and revere that arrangement, to compost properly that cow manure and then apply it to your fields is actually the heartbeat of sustainability. Thats how cows fit in. Unfortunatly, within our Iskcon society, most of our farm communities are kind of fledging. We go there and see that there is really not much farming. It is more like suburban living that happens to be in the countryside. That is not going to change until we connect food production to why we have cows. If we have cows or bulls, it should be because it has something to do with how you feed yourself in a genuine way-not just out of sentiment. You have a garden and a pet cow! Then you think "Wow! This is vedic life!". No, vedic life means that you dont go to Sams club! You don't go to Walmart, you don't need or want to, because your needs are contained within that community of mutually dependant and loving spiritual relationships and occupations that gainfully and properly employ everybody in connection to the local environment.
That is the actual culture of spiritual rural living. Hopefully we will develop that here. I am doing a conference next Febuary entitled " Bad Karma is not sustainable". The theme of it is that if you are going to enter into a career in agriculture in which you are taking the lives of other entities even if they are vegetables, what to speak of animals, that you might want to consider carefully why the patriarchs of the whole organic movement in the west. The people who wrote the treatises on why you should be organic all turned to indian thought and practice before they wrote books and articles-Sir Alfred Howard, Rudolph Steiner, the biodynamic people. Even though technically within the Iskcon movement we dont have such a great working model as yet, we do have the philosophical foundation to explain why and how spirituality is connected to sustainability and that there is no such thing as sustainability without spirituality. It is nothing but understanding the movement of the modes of nature, the permutation of goodness, passion and ignorance moving around. But the actual sustainability is that you are doing it for the pleasure and service of God. Therefore by Gods grace and his expansions or assistants, that arrangement makes everything co-operate with your effort to make nice devotional offerings. Thats actual sustainability.
My feeling is that you cannot have the physical aspects of sustainability without the social, they have to be married. Srila Prabhupada said that you cannot have brahminical culture (living in goodness and Godliness) without cow protection and agriculture-they have to go together. Our special blessing is that there are between 30-40 thousand people coming here yearly. Part of the vision of developing this is to use it as a teaching opportunity to help people become aquainted with the principle of sustainability intergrated with sprituality.
These 2 principles should nourish each other and not conflict priorities. The first priority when Srila Prabhupada was at New Vrindaban was about the lifestyle of simple living on the land and not really creating a "Hindu Disneyland!". Not that we are on that level right now but we could easily go that way! Within Iskcon there is the whole feeling that the city temples are predominantly being "hinduised" and that there not as open to western people and they dont feel so inclined to come.
Lets take an issue like global warming , as you know there is a huge debate worldwide about this. The fact is that there is scientific evidence, it not someones opinion, nor is it debatable. The chief cause for global warming is? Meat eating. It is animal agriculture, not C02 emmisions like everybody thinks although that is also a problem. You have too many cars, trucks and factories belting out C02/carbon dioxide. To give you an idea of the scope of this problem-for every person on planet earth (6.5 billion) there are 5 cows ready to be slaughtered right now. It is not in the future, but right now as we are standing here. They are all in living arrangements that are confinded in heavily concentrated feedblocks (30 billion of such cows) and the methane generated by 30 billion cows in confined areas is certainly not good for the environment. It is 23 times more destructive to the environment and the ozone layer than C02 is. Where do you hear this information though? You dont hear it in the media, if you go to earthsave.com you can read about it. The government and media is not talking about it-who should be talking about it? We should be talking about it ! We were in the 60's the forerunners in the cutting edge of vegetarianism and animal rights. So, what a great opportunity for us to reach out to the public and say that we have an understanding based not on a techno fix, not about hydrogen cell cars, thats not going to work! It takes 90 gallons of oil to make a car! Where is that oil going to come from? How are you going to make a transition like that? From fossil fuel dependancy to sustainability-its not a techno fix! It is a lifestyle change. The question is natural-what is the philosophy for this lifestyle change? How will we convince people that to change your lifestyle-to become simpler means that you have to become happier in ways that dont depend on all this technology. That happiness is going to come internally, by chanting of the holy names of God, embracing spiritual culture, by the joy of communal activity. Thats the actual lifestyle change that has to take place. One of our leaders (HH Hridayananda Maharaja) said that we should become guardians of the mode of goodness. Not that we use styrofoam plates and think that we are above everything! "We are so transcendental and can just use styrofoam plates-who cares, it is just the material world!". The way that is percieved by the public is that "the Hare Krishnas think that they are so far beyond all this that they are willing to destroy the earth in real time than they are to do the right thing!".
I know, I have been to numerous Rainbow gatherings (a North America gathering of earth friendly persons of varying backgrounds and practices) and brought people back here. They stay for 2 days and take a stroll behind the temple and see the dumpsters filled with styrofoam plates and they are out of here! They leave immediately because they think it is just such utter hypocracy. If we want inspired and courageous leadership, it is not going to come from academic institutions, the government nor is it going to come from corporations. Its going to come from local people. Ordinary sincere local people who are doing the right thing. That is what is going to change us. Because the scope of the problem is so far beyond all these institutions-its all got to turn into "local". How you are doing and interacting locally and actually my understanding is that Srila Prabhupada's intent for our temples all over the world is that your congregation of whatever area you live in should reflect your ability to successfully interact with your local people. Even the guy next door! We are talking about saving the whole world and we cannot even interact nicely with our neighbor-we dont even know him! We are afraid to go and talk to him. Environmental activism, personal health issues, are a great way to draw in all people but especially at this particular junction in time-people of western origin. The biggest grass roots movement in the world is the issue of sustainability. This dialogue we are having right now is going on all over the world. We are not even in the arena of dialogue right now. We have to set an example and use the most exacting and pristine philosophy there is to explain the connection between spirituality and sustainability.
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Excellent article! Lots of very good ideas and observations. I especially like this one:
"If we want inspired and courageous leadership, it is not going to come from academic institutions, the government nor is it going to come from corporations. Its going to come from local people. Ordinary sincere local people who are doing the right thing. That is what is going to change us. "
It is also ordinary local devotees and local congregations which are the future and the answer to problems in our society. I actually see a grassroots movement forming in several areas where it is the local devotees who are the trend-setters and reformers. We need more of them. We need more success stories, not more excuses as to why we are failing to reach our audience.
Very inspiring, Tapahpunja prabhu. Lots of luck to your garden project!
your servant
Kula-pavana dasa
Organic farming can feed the world, U-M study shows
Hari Bol,
Very nice article.
Regarding styrofoam, some temples are using alternative cutlery from a devotee owned/operated company in North Carolina, US. http://fullcircleplanet.com/
Please see the article in dandavats:
I am told Hillsborough NC, Dallas TX and Boston iskcon temples have replaced styrofoam with echo friendly products from the above company. The way it works is devotees pay the difference in price between styrofoam and echo friendly cutlery.
I spoke with the lady devotee at that company and she said bigger temples can order for one year supplies and smaller temples in that area can get supplies from them. That way shipping costs are reduced.
I approcahed some temples in my area, but they did not want to burden their congregation for styrofoam replacement. In one place, i was told that our congregation is mostly indian and they do not care for environment. i am in indian body and do not think the same way. there are many indians in the US who do care for environment.
IMHO, Styrofoam replacement can be a very good PR excercise for iskcon if we want to attract echo-friendly people.
Another thing, temple authorities can make mandatory for resident devotees to use stainless steel plates, cups and spoons. Resident devotees have no excuse to use other cutlery.
Hari Bol
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Attorneys for Texaco Inc. argued Monday that no evidence showed the oil company was responsible for ailments of children born to five women who claimed they were exposed to leaded gasoline fumes.
Texaco, now part of Chevron, asked the Mississippi Supreme Court to throw out a $17 million verdict for the women.
A Hinds County jury ruled for the women in 2010. Texaco, which is now part of Chevron, appealed.
The women claimed they were pregnant when they worked in an old Jefferson County office building in Fayette, which previously was a gasoline station affiliated with Texaco. The women sued, saying they were exposed to leaded gasoline fumes from tanks left in the ground when the former station was renovated. As result, they claimed their children were born with disabilities and illnesses.
Wayne Drinkwater of Jackson, an attorney for Texaco, said the company didn't own or operate the station and leaks in the underground storage tanks were not its fault.
"There was no evidence that the operators were Texaco agents and Texaco was not responsible for anything they did," Drinkwater said. "This was not our service station."
Under law, Drinkwater said because Texaco did not own the land where the service station was located, it did not own the underground storage tanks and was not required to maintain them.
Eduardo Flechas, representing the families, said it is clear on the record that Texaco did nothing to inspect or maintain the storage tanks.
"All the elements of negligence are there," Flechas said.
He said the court record showed Texaco had control of the tanks when the leak occurred between 1974 and 1976.
"There is no question on the record that Texaco was owner during this time (of the leak). Texaco controlled how much gasoline was sold. It knew how much was going in the tanks," Flechas said. "You had evidence of control with respect to the tanks."
Flechas said there no evidence that the station owner could have bought gasoline from someone else.
He said there was testimony at the trial that it was Texaco's usual practice to buy all the property when they take over a service station. He said that would include the tanks.
"This was factual dispute that went to the jury," Flechas said.
The Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality had the tanks and contaminated soil removed in 2000.
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April 1: Occupy Interfaith Freedom Seder & Palm Sunday Processional
Sunday, April 1, beginning at 11 AM
Judson Memorial Church, 55 Washington Sq. South
11 AM · Palm Sunday observance and Agape meal
12 PM · Palm processional and pyramid protest
1:30 PM · Freedom Seder
On April 1, 2012, members of Occupy Wall Street and New York City's Jewish and Christian communities, including Occupy Faith NYC, Occupy Judaism, Occupy Catholics, Jews for Racial & Economic Justice, The Shalom Center, Congregation Kolot Chayeinu and Judson Memorial Church, will come together for a public Palm Sunday processional and Passover Freedom Seder in solidarity with the Occupy Wall Street protests.
The annual Jewish holiday of Passover marks the liberation of the Israelites from their slavery in Egypt. Palm Sunday celebrates Jesus' triumphant arrival in Jerusalem, which is followed shortly thereafter by his expulsion of the moneychangers from the Holy Temple. These holidays are explicitly connected to the themes of Occupy Wall Street, which challenges the corruption of the financial elite and struggles towards the liberation of the 99% from the bonds of economic slavery.
Following a traditional Palm Sunday observance and agape meal at NYC's historic Judson Memorial Church (55 Washington Sq. South), protesters waving palms will pilgrimage to five symbolic "pyramids of power" to tell the pharaohs of government and industry to "Let our people go!" A Chase bank will symbolize the corruption of Wall Street and Americans' enslavement to debt; a McDonald's will embody the inaccessibility of healthy food to the poor and working class; the Varick St. Detention Center will epitomize the evisceration of American civil liberties in the wars on terrorism and illegal immigration; a BP gas station will represent environmental devastation wrought in the callous pursuit of profit; and the NYU Financial Aid office will signify crushing student debt. At each stop, clergy will recite Biblical texts and demonstrators will reflect on the connection between these oppressions and the unyielding corruption and insatiable greed of the 1%.
Following the palm processional, protesters will return to Judson Memorial Church for an interfaith Freedom Seder, a ritual meal which uses food to symbolically evoke themes of slavery and liberation. Conceived of in 1969 by Rabbi Arthur Waskow, a civil rights and environmental activist who participated in the 1961 Freedom Rides, the first Freedom Seder commemorated the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, and celebrated the liberatory narrative of the Passover Haggadah by affirming the struggle for Black liberation. 43 years later, Rabbi Waskow has become a participant in and advocate for the Occupy movement – a contemporary struggle for human liberation – and will help to lead this Freedom Seder which will tie the themes of Occupy Wall Street back to the Passover liturgy.
Occupy Faith NYC is a coalition of New York City interfaith leaders supporting Occupy Wall Street. Occupy Judaism is Occupy Wall Street's Jewish community contingent, which organized high holiday services and erected a sukkah (tabernacle) in Zuccotti Park. Jews For Racial & Economic Justice is a local NGO that addresses issues of racial and economic justice in New York City. The Philadelphia-based Shalom Center, helmed by Rabbi Arthur Waskow, advocates for social, economic and environmental justice with a prophetic Jewish voice. Congregation Kolot Chayeinu is a progressive Jewish congregation in Park Slope, Brooklyn. Judson Memorial Church is a historic New York City Christian congregation known for its leadership in the progressive faith community.
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HARTSVILLE, SC (May 21, 2012) — Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is proud to announce the addition of Allan McLeland to its Board of Trustees. McLeland serves as Vice President of Human Resources for Sonoco in Hartsville. He joins the other distinguished members of the Board listed as follows: Rev. Gary Colbach, Don Gaskins, Jerry Kershner, Jon Shannon, Sherron Skipper, Meredith Taylor, Steve Terry, Dr. Abe Areephanthu (Chief of Staff), Dr. Terence Hassler, Dr. R. Mac Chapman, Dr. Leroy Robinson, Dr. Jean Kohn and CEO Tim Browne.
Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is a leading health care facility that is known for providing quality, compassionate medical care," said McLeland. "I am very excited to join the Board of Trustees. It is an honor to work with such a prestigious group of individuals to ensure the continuing success of Hartsville's most valuable health care asset."
McLeland has been with Sonoco for 18 years, and holds a B.A. in psychology and an MBA in human resources management from the University of South Carolina. Prior to joining Sonoco, he worked with Marriott Corporation in Columbia. McLeland also served on the Advisory Board for the University of South Carolina Darla Moore School of Business' Riegel & Emory HR Center.
He and his wife, Lauri, have two sons: Ben, age 15 and Jacob, age 13. He enjoys swimming and has competed in numerous triathlons and open-water swims. In 2008, he was the first South Carolina man to swim the English Channel.
Named a Top 100 hospital out of 3000 for quality/core measures, Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center's 116-bed hospital and medical campus provides complete, comprehensive health services designed with two things in mind: the care and comfort of patients. It offers the latest laboratory technology, advanced diagnostic imaging equipment including digital mammography, a 12-bed intensive care unit, a dedicated women's center, a pediatric wing, a state-of-the-art emergency department and an accredited Chest Pain Center.
Serving the four surrounding counties of Chesterfield, Darlington, Lee and Marlboro, Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center strives to be a visionary health care provider of choice, valued for its leadership, expertise and ability to positively impact the health care and quality of life for the people in these communities.
Carolina Pines Regional Medical Center is partially owned by physicians.
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Heidi Girl of the Alps is a 1974 Anime series that ran for 52 episodes based on the famous Heidi's Years of Wandering and Learning Swiss classic children's novel by Johanna Spyri. The anime featured the talents of Yoshiyuki Tomino (storyboards), Isao Takahata (director) and Hayao Miyazaki (animator).It tells the tale of Heidi, a five year old orphan who is pretty much dumped by her aunt on her grandpa, a gruff man with a bad reputation who lives alone in the mountains. Heidi, being Moe Moe, quickly melts the old man's heart and makes a friend in Peter, a goatherd six year older than her, and Grandpa's huge St Bernard dog, Joseph (renamed in many foreign dubs for some reason as some variation on the word "fog"). Just as she has gotten cozy in the Alps, her aunt comes back and tricks her into leaving the mountains for Frankfurt to become the companion of a lonely, rich Ill Girl bound to a wheelchair, Klara Sesemann. Once again, she makes friends with the whole household (except for uptight old hag Mrs. Rottenmeier), but she gets increasingly homesick, to the point that she starts sleepwalking. For her sanity's sake, she's allowed to go back to the Alps, with the promise that Clara will be allowed to visit her there. Which just happens to be exactly what Clara needs for her health...Heidi was a big success, and it is still fondly remembered in Japan and many foreign countries. Not so much in English-speaking countries, as only a movie-length edited version of the show (put together without Takahata and Miyazaki's input) made it to home video in UK and USA. Video game players (especially those who may have never heard of this version of the story) may recognize part of the opening theme from the arcade game Froggernote .
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In a few weeks I'm about to be in charge of a collaborative web project. Since this is the first time I've been involved with something like this, I'm very excited and nervous and was hoping for some help in the "work environment setup". Basically, I'll be the "super user" who will be the only one accessing/changing scripts, css, etc. Other users will have personal folders where they will then add web pages. My folders would then look something like:
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TI would have control to edit, upload, and download any file on the system. However, I want all of the other users to just have editing/uploading/viewing access to their particular folders. In other words, if JoeShmoe is one of the users, he should just have a copy of the JoeShmoe Folder on his computer, and he should be able to mess with his own folder, but not download or change anything else on the server.
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My brother and sister in-law spotted this sign while spending a weekend in the KZN Midlands. The real cherry on the top was the fact that the doors were unlocked and the keys were in the ignition. Someone really wanted to get rid of their 4×4 Hyundai!
Does anyone know someone who works at Hyundai? Would be great to get a response on this.
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This recipe (as with most of mine) is part science and part guestimating, and personal taste. I made mustard last year, and like the idiot I can be, I lost my notes. It was a full grain mustard mixed from 2 separate recipes, and the result was amazing. Shame. This time I went a totally different route, and did some more research before making this batch. Last time it was too acidic, and a lot of compensating had to be done. I think the problem was soaking the whole seeds in just straight up vinegar, instead of adding some water or other liquids, and over soaking the seeds.
Canada is the mustard growing capital of the world, with most of it being farmed in Saskatchewan. Making mustard is really easy, and satisfying. You can be as simple as combining powdered mustard with a few ingredients, and BAM. The other route is to get the seeds, I get mine in Kensington at House of Spice but you should be able to find them at any Indian grocer and possibly at Bulk Barn (not sure about that). There are different kinds of mustard seed, and each will give a slightly different flavour and potency. I like to use yellow and brown seeds also for their colour contrast, and to produce a deep flavoured mustard.
Basic Mustard Recipe
1/2 c mustard seed
3/4 c vinegar (I used 2/3 malt and 1/3 white)
1/3 c water
1/2 + c honey (optional)
1/3 - 1/2 c powdered mustard
- Pulse the seeds in a spice grinder, or use a mortar and pestle to break the seeds up to allow the liquid to penetrate and facilitate the chemical reaction needed to extract the flavour and heat of the seeds.
- Soak for 48 hours.
- Drain, reserving liquid.
- Mix the seed mixture with the dry mustard powder. The amount here is a ballpark, as the mustard will act as a glue and add some flavour.
- Add the liquid gradually until the mixture is moist, but not wet.
- Add honey, and any spices or herbs you want. This is where your own personal tastes come into play, and add as much or as little as you feel like.
- At this stage you can leave the mustard as is, or blend it for a smooth consistency.
- Let the mustard mellow for 24 hours, taste and adjust flavours. Grill some meat, slap on some fresh bread, and schmear!


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Which is worse for your health… bacon or cigarettes?
Cigarettes are pretty bad for your health, but bacon can be pretty bad for you as well. But which is worse? You may already think you know the answer, but the Straight Dope still wants to do the math to see how bacons and cigarettes stack up with one another and whether you should start smoking bacon instead.
Dear Cecil:
I need help putting to rest a rumor floating around the social networking world that bacon is just as dangerous to your health as cigarettes. Obviously nobody eats bacon at the rate of a pack a day like people do with cigarettes, because it's not addictive, but I bet it doesn't stop there. Please give me some ammunition!
— Jonathan
Cecil replies:
Yeah, it's not fair. Nobody's claiming bacon is health food, but compared to smoking cigarettes, the Class X felony of bad habits, surely eating some fried pig fat is on a par with jaywalking. However, we don't want feelings, we want facts. Much depends on individual consumption habits, so we'll need an indication of relative risk — how many cigarettes = how many slices of bacon, death-threatwise. This doesn't lend itself to precise analysis, and the following isn't something I'd care to defend before the PhD committee. But it'll do for the real world.
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There are a myriad of skateboard helmets with headphones built-in. However, most, if not all of them are off-brand headphones that hardly make the mashup of products attractive.
Beats by Dr. Dre partnered up with POC Sports to produce the Receptor BUG Communication helmet. Yup, that's the product's name, but that aside it looks to be a nice blend of style and superior audio quality. The helmet has a ventilated double-shell system with an EPS liner. The headphones are built-in to the ear pads and include a 1.3m cord, and controls for changing tracks and modifying the volume.
Of course this doesn't come cheap (about $340 US), though it does come in a variety of sizes and your choice of black or white. POC says the Receptor BUG Communication helmet will ship January of next year. No word if we'll see it come to the US.


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News - Afghanistan
More than 80 percent of the Afghan population will have access to internet within the next two years, the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) said after it issued an internet service license of Vimax to three private internet service providers (ISP).
Vimax will help the ISPs provide faster and more accessible internet services and will help other companies be more interested in investing in the country, Ministry officials said.
"The service is for regular internet customers such as internet companies, their customers, and government offices, but we expect the service will lead to a growth in investments," said MCIT Minister Amirzai Sangin.
The license was given to internet companies with a value of more than $500,000, he added.
Meanwhile, the Ministry of Finance said the MCIT income is expected to be more than $160 million in this financial year.
"This year, a 9-month financial year, the income of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology will reach up to more than $160 million. This income is satisfactory," Deputy Minister of Finance Abdurrazaq Wahedi said.
MCIT said it has also begun serious monitoring over the quality of mobile phone services in a number of provinces. The companies will be penalised a cash fine if a low-quality service by the companies is proven, it said.


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Can Teen Texting Put YOU Behind Bars?
Are we legally responsible for what our kids do on phones WE bought them and computers WE pay for? A leading bullying expert and attorney weigh in.
In an unusual legal case arising from the increasingly popular practice known as "sexting," six Pennsylvania high school students are facing child pornography charges after three teenage girls allegedly took nude or semi-nude photos of themselves and shared them with male classmates via their cell phones.
The female students at Greensburg Salem High School in Greensburg, Pa., all 14 or 15 years old, face charges of manufacturing, disseminating or possessing child pornography while the boys, who are 16 and 17, face charges of possession.
This got us thinking ... if parents are paying for these phones, are we legally liable for what our kids do on them?
To find out, we spoke with attorney Robin Sax, a former Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney who specialized in prosecuting sex crimes against children. She's the author of six books, including Predators and Child Molesters: What Every Parent Needs to Know To Keep Kids Safe.
"You first have to separate the two justice systems -- civil liability and criminal liability," she says. "Criminal culpability is what most people are concerned about. They think, 'Am I going to have to go to jail and register as a sex offender if my kid did something on his cell phone or on my computer?'"
She says prosecutors might know a picture was sent from your kid's phone (that you pay for), but don't know exactly who sent it. "I think they would have a hard time charging the parents in that case," Sax explains. "Even if you own the phone, that doesn't make you criminally liable unless you sent the picture yourself. And they would have a hard time proving the parents sent the picture beyond a reasonable doubt."
However, she says you could possibly face a civil suit. "From a civil point of view, the parents could potentially be sued. In a civil suit, they're going after the money -- and who has the money? The parents," she says. "The standard of proof is much lower in a civil suit. If you own the phone and you pay the phone bills, you're deemed to have ownership and control, so you could be found liable. Also, do parents have a duty to protect and monitor their child? This might also come into play during a civil case."
What happens online is also a legal concern for parents. Mom Lori Drew was found guilty of three counts of gaining unauthorized access to MySpace for the purpose of obtaining information on Megan Meier, a 14-year-old who later committed suicide. In that case, Drew definitely played an active role in the harrassment. But what if your teen harrasses someone online and you have no knowledge of it?
Sax says the same rules apply -- a criminal suit against you is unlikely, but a civil suit could be a possibility.
Rosalind Wiseman, author of Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence, says the laws regarding kids' behavior online and parental responsibility are constantly evolving, "The laws are coming down fast and furious," she says. "I'm always getting updates. It's a hugely changing, moving, dynamic thing."
She says kids' use of technology is so interconnected to the way they communicate, she doesn't even teach separate "cyber-bullying" classes or seminars anymore. "It's interwoven into every single thing they do," she says. "From age 5 or 6, they're on Webkinz. By third, fourth, and fifth grades, it's Club Penguin. By sixth grade, it's iPhone, iTouch, cell phones and texting. There's no way to talk about bullying WITHOUT mentioning technology."
She says parents don't necessarily have to install Spyware and monitor their kids' every move, but they should have all their kids' user names and passwords. Wiseman says parents should also let their children know that they reserve the right to check their online profiles or cell phone at any given time. "You can say, 'Look, I have a life, and I don't want to be constantly reviewing what you do. But I do reserve the right to check this when I want,'" Wiseman advises. "A little bit of paranoia and fear in a kid is a good thing."
She says Monday is a good time to check the phone (right after the weekend), as well as any time "your mom gut is going off."
At some schools she works with, Wiseman says the coaches even make kids give them their Facebook user names and passwords so coaches can closely monitor their pages. If students don't hand over that information, they can't play.
Do you think moms should be criminally liable for what kids send from their phones or post online?
|Rosalind Wiseman is an internationally-recognized author and educator on children, teens, parenting, bullying, social justice, and ethical leadership. She is the author of several books, including the New York Times bestseller "Queen Bees and Wannabes: Helping Your Daughter Survive Cliques, Gossip, Boyfriends, and Other Realities of Adolescence" that was the basis for the movie "Mean Girls." She lives in Washington, DC with her husband and two sons.
|Robin Sax is a former Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney who specialized in prosecuting sex crimes against children. She is the author of six books, including "Predators and Child Molesters: What Every Parent Needs to Know To Keep Kids Safe". Robin lives with her husband and three children in Los Angeles, California.
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...I work at the SPCA. I have seen the cowering look. It ain't the one in the model viewer.
1. Their movements are stiffer.
2. Hair on back is usually raised.
3. Lips are fluttering into a snarl, including the lips up front.
4. Ears are flickering back.
The only thing I can think of that matches this look is a really sad puppy. Now, a terrified dog might fit it... but not really. Said terrified dog would still be still and not slow moving, and it's eyes would be wide open. The animation is very much slow, whimpering, and so on.
Look at the eyes. Those don't say 'I'm scared, and I'm about to bite your head off.' No. They say 'I'm scared, pwease hold me?'


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Do single moms do it when their kids are in the next room?
Dr. Leah Klungness and Rachel Sarah: When you picked up the most recent issue of Elle -- in which Reese Witherspoon chats happily about her new love, Jake Gyllenhaal -- did you wonder what we did?
Are they having sex when her kids are in the next room?
It's a logical question. After all, following her 2005 divorce from Ryan Phillippe, Reese became a single mom of two kids -- Ava, 8, and Deacon, 4.
Sure, if asked, Reese might be publicly say, "There is no sex unless the kids are with Dad." She might also have plenty of privacy in her palatial digs.
But we're all grown-ups here, right? We all know what happens behind closed doors after the kids are asleep.
Why should Reese and Jake be different than other couples in love?
This is why we'd like to give Ms. Witherspoon some advice:
Your kids are no longer babies. They are inquisitive and perceptive little beings. They've already coped with some difficult experiences and awkward transitions.
Like most single moms, we're sure that you've done your very best to shield them from your divorce drama. Likely, you've romantically dated or "publicity" dated other men. Of course, you've kept this casual dating separate from your kids.
Happily, things are different now. Jake is an important, fulfilling part of your life. Likely, both of your kids adore him. You're in love and we're thrilled for you.
When kids sense change -- especially after they've experienced "bad change" such as a parents' divorce, their natural curiosity intensifies. This is why we are going to give you the same advice that we offer other single moms who are having sex when their kids are home.
Create a "kid-free zone" in your home where you can freely make love without any possibility of unexpected kid visits. If your kids are used to sleeping with you or coming into your bed at night, you might need to revise your night-time routines. For now, your bedroom may not work as the "kid-free zone."
Wherever that "kid-free space" might be, you need a lock on your door. Yes, you heard us correctly: a lock.
It doesn't have to be anything elaborate -- just a simple lock to insure that your kids don't interrupt your private time with Jake, or, even worse, inadvertently walk in on you two.
You will be very thankful for making sure that you have your privacy now, early on.
What do you think, moms? How many of you have locks on your doors?
|Rachel Sarah, a.k.a. "Single Mom Seeking," blogs at SingleMomSeeking.com and co-founded SingleMommyHood.com, the first-ever website to offer "a whole new way to think about single parenting."
Reese Witherspoon is a bad example, her "relationship" with Jake Gyllenhaal exists only in made up tabloid stories ("Jake movies in!" Yeah, right. LOL) and endless shopping photo ops.
Hey, good to find smeoone who agrees with me. GMTA.
Great thinking! That raelly breaks the mold!


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and they"re like:
I hate when you try talking to a cute guy and they're a boring texter. Turn off. /:<
she's like but I don't know what you're talking about I don't do anything (except hop on his penis)
AND YOU'RE LIKE YOU BITCH…DON'T LIE. I don't have time for you…..
why do you continue to lie to my face… whatever, im over it.
excited for tonight<3
i know its you samm.
youre a back stabbing BITCH. you need to shut your fucking legs and stop going after everyones damn sloppy ass seconds. bestfriend? HAHAHA bitch you aint shit to me no more. and you should seriously stop being such a fucking hypocrite with your cousin because bitch youre doing the same thing. i could get you back 657687489748372463456times bad, but ask me if im going to. no because im a good fucking person. alls i gotta say is your bitch ass is lucky finals are coming up and i dont wanna fail, because if they werent, your ass would have been
beat already.
& for you, youre so shitty. it makes me sick to my stomach. how could you do everything your doing? i pity you. just give me my shit back, leave my name out your mouth, and DELETE me from your life and dont ever look back at the times we had because youre a fuck up and a waste of skin. go die, the both of you.
so switching the mood of this whole post,
theres this kid, and hes so sweet. and makes me happy when everyone else tries to bring me down. these past days i have been the happiest ive been in months, i think i may like him.. hopefully he doesnt turn out like YOU.
bye fuckers.
And even in the bottom of the sea
I can still hear you inside my head
Have you ever tried sleeping with a broken heart?
Well you can try sleeping in my bed
Lonely, only, nobody ever shut it down like you
You wore the crown,
I thought you told me
You'd never leave me
You know that I'll always be in love with you
Right til the end
Tonight I'm gonna find a way to make it without you
I'm gonna hold on to the times that we had
Tonight I'm gonna find a way to make it without you


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HoopsHype Marquis Daniels rumors
Street Basketball Association in partnership with HLA Management is production team for the Southern Hospitality Showcase Atlanta 2011. The event will also include live entertainment including performances and DJ Irie, Official DJ of the Miami Heat. Confirmed NBA Players participating include Marquis Daniels, Rajon Rondo. Jason Terry, Steven Jackson, Nate Robinson, Josh Howard, John Wall, Al Harrington, Josh Selby, Trey Thompkins, Travis Thompkins, and JJ Hickson; with more player announcements scheduled for the coming days. "Attendees can expect a perfect blend of the rawness and athleticism street ball is known best for, and the strategies and techniques of professional ball play. We're going to have a great time and raise money for some very worthy causes," explains Marquis Daniels. PR.com
It is not surprising Daniels, an unrestricted free agent, mentions the C's as he talks about the next steps in his basketball career. While many players are exploring international options during the lockout, he is focusing first on the NBA. "I definitely would like to be anywhere where a team wants me," he said. "I'm keeping my options open. I still root for the guys on the Celtics. It's a great organization. I talk to Paul (Pierce) and Kevin and (Rajon) Rondo and all those guys. So I'd be open to coming back there as well." CSNNE.com
"On his thoughts of playing overseas, he says, "I'm not sure. I can't say because there's so much going on right now that we have to stick together first as a union, and us players have to try to do what's best for us to try to make something happen sooner than later. And hopefully it can be sooner." CSNNE.com
Daniels heard a voice. In that moment, the most intense player on the court was suddenly the calming assurance he needed. "I just remember I kept hearing Kevin [Garnett] telling me, 'You're gonna be alright. You're gonna be alright,'" Daniels told CSNNE.com in a telephone interview. "I was like, 'I can't move.' He said, 'What do you mean?' He kept telling me I was gonna be alright. I think that helped me out a lot, just hearing his voice telling me I was going to be alright. I stayed calm, I didn't panic. "It was a trying time for me. I didn't take anything for granted. I was going to take everything seriously from now on." CSNNE.com
Daniels' shocking fall looked like a freak accident at first glance. After being transported to New England Baptist Hospital, he was initially diagnosed with a bruised spinal cord and was expected to miss at least one month. Further testing, though, revealed he suffered from spinal stenosis, a narrowing of the spinal canal, which can put pressure on the spinal cord and spinal nerves, and can also cause numbness. (He was surprised to learn many injuries sustained during his career, including a nagging thumb injury, were tied back to the condition.) The news meant his return to the court would be put on hold. First spine surgery, then recovery. Daniels, 29, took it all in stride. "Doc [Rivers] told me, 'I can't let you play no more like this,'" he recalled. "I was like, 'That's fine. Whatever this problem is, I've got to get it fixed.'" CSNNE.com
In the meantime, Daniels continues to work toward getting game-ready. He is able to lift weights, shoot, and run – "Considering where I came from, laying down there, couldn't move, it's definitely great," he said – and hopes to be cleared for contact drills this month. His injury in February hasn't discouraged him from playing tough. He is looking forward to taking his first hard foul. "I've got to see how I react to it first," he said. "I know it's going to hurt. . . . Once I get that first hit, that first bump, I'll be ok." CSNNE.com
An intriguing free agent option may surface for the Celtics when this NBA lockout finally ends. Former Celtic Marquis Daniels is healthy, working out, and ready for an NBA return, according to agent Mark Bartelstein. Daniels last played for the Celtics Feb. 6, when he collapsed on the TD Garden floor after a what appeared to be a mild collision with Orlando's Gilbert Arenas. Daniels was taken off on a stretcher and later declared out for the season with a spinal condition that required surgery. Boston Globe
"Marquis is doing great," Bartelstein said. "He's working out and going full speed. He's working out and ready to go. He's absolutely ready to go." Boston Globe
A little less than six months after a scary on-court incident threatened his basketball career, former Celtics swingman Marquis Daniels has resumed workouts with the goal of returning to the NBA next season, according to his agent. Daniels suffered a bruised spinal cord during a Feb. 6 visit from the Orlando Magic. After collapsing face-first to the TD Garden floor, paramedics took him from the court on an immobilizing backboard and it was later revealed that Daniels has battled spinal stenosis, a condition characterized by narrowing of the spine that left him susceptible to numbness in situations like the freak collision that day with the chest of Orlando's Gilbert Arenas. ESPN.com
The last time Boston Celtics fans saw Marquis Daniels on a basketball floor, the versatile wingman had to be carried out of the TD Garden on a stretcher after suffering a bruised spinal cord. Daniels' fans, as well as the Celtics, didn't know if he would ever play again. He isn't totally back to full strength, but he's now at a point where his agent, Mark Bartelstein, tells CSNNE.com that Daniels will "definitely" be able to play next season. And it's not totally out of the question that the 6-foot-6 forward could return to Boston, either. "When the time comes, he's going to look at and explore all his options," Bartelstein said. "But Boston is certainly a team he knows well, has a great amount of respect for and really enjoyed his time there." CSNNE.com
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Born with an unusually narrow spinal canal, Marquis Daniels was told before he ever played an NBA game that occasional twinges and numbness would be a routine part of the experience. The former Celtics swingman just never thought this condition, known as spinal stenosis, would force him to question his future in basketball. But the prospects all changed just over four minutes into a Feb. 6 game against Orlando. Daniels collided with the shoulder of Gilbert Arenas and pitched forward onto the floor. He had experienced numbness in his extremities before, but never to what suddenly felt like a paralytic level. Boston Herald
"Yeah, I questioned if I would play again, that night when I was laying on the floor," Daniels said this week from his home in Orlando, Fla., where he is awaiting the next step, a June 28 meeting with doctors, who are expected to clear the mellow, soft-spoken Floridian for full workouts and a return to the NBA. "They said there was a good chance they could correct it, but I also had to wait," Daniels said of the prognosis. "That was the tough part. A lot of things went through my mind. But I just had to wait it out." Boston Herald
Though Daniels will likely be on the opposite bench the next time he sees them, it will be one of the most welcome sights any Celtic who played with the swingman can imagine. "It was scary," Ainge said of the Feb. 6 collision with Arenas. "I was at the hospital when he arrived that night, and you could tell that he was pretty shaken up. He had been warned throughout his life that he was taking a risk by playing basketball. "I hope he can continue playing. The fact that he will be healthy enough to try and play again is encouraging, but it's even just that way for having a life beyond basketball." Boston Herald
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Marquis Daniels will have surgery a week from today for the bruised spinal cord he sustained a month ago, according to his agent, Mark Bartelstein, with the hopes that the operation will allow him to return to the court. "The hope is that it will relieve the episodes that he's having, going numb when he gets hit," Bartelstein said. "He's in good spirits now that the surgery's set." Boston Globe
Devin Harris and Marquis Daniels go back to their days together in Dallas, when they were both rookies on the Mavericks team that lost to Miami in the Finals. Harris said he talked to Daniels after seeing his frightening spinal cord injury against the Magic on Feb. 6, but he hasn't spoken with Daniels since he was traded to Sacramento at last week's deadline. Before tonight's game, Harris said: "It's tough. He's a little scared right now, but I think if that situation happened to any one of us, we'd be in that same situation. He just wants to get healthy and know that he can go out there and play and be effective. It was hard to watch, knowing that wasn't even anything out of the ordinary. He was just trying to rip through and when he hit the floor, it was kind of scary." Boston Globe
The Celtics, in trading Marquis Daniels to Sacramento yesterday, may have known the swingman was not going to play again this year. Daniels' future is very much up in the air as he confers with doctors in an attempt to come up with a treatment option for his bruised spinal cord, with surgery a strong possibility. Surgery would have eliminated any value Daniels, who signed a veteran's minimum, one-year contract last summer, had for the Celtics this season. Boston Herald
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Doesn't sound as if anybody is off and running toward nailing down the No. 1 tailback job.
In fact, the leading rusher in Georgia's scrimmage Monday wasn't Caleb King or Carlton Thomas, the two healthy scholarship tailbacks currently competing for Knowshon Moreno's old job. The leading rusher was walk-on Kalvin Daniels.
"I thought it was hot and cold, really," Mark Richt said of the tailback play in the closed-to-the-media scrimmage. "I thought there were a couple of times we should have hit it up in there a little more physically and didn't see it. Then the same guy the next play might really hit it up in there and break a tackle. I'd say pretty inconsistent overall."
Richt on King: "I thought he was hot and cold."
On Thomas: "Carlton didn't get many yards per carry, but so far I think he's been a little more consistent in his tempo and his willingness to stick it on in there."
Several players mentioned that the shifty Thomas had a couple of nice runs in the scrimmage. "He took a play that was called to the right, ran and got into some traffic and reversed and ended up outrunning everybody," QB Joe Cox said. But Thomas' scrimmage stats – eight carries for 26 yards – weren't much.
(King had six carries for 32 yards. Daniels nine carries for 45 yards.)
Georgia expects to get Dontavius Jackson, who had arthroscopic knee surgery in December, back into the tailback mix before the end of spring practice – possibly this week. Then Richard Samuel, out this spring after wrist surgery, is expected to join the competition come summer.
The Dogs had a habit in their three losses last season of letting bad situations snowball. And apparently they showed a bit of the same tendency in Monday's scrimmage.
"I think we've got to handle adversity on both sides of the ball a little better," Richt said afterward.
The defense was playing well in the early going, he said, but "started feeling sorry for themselves" after a 75-yard pass from freshman QB Aaron Murray to senior walk-on receiver Vernon Spellman.
"We got to understand things won't always go our way, and we got to recover quickly and get back and play ball," Richt said.
He said he made that point to the team after the scrimmage.
"So now the leaders got to do something about it."
So what's it like when college football coaches are recruiting the son of a college football coach?
"I don't think anybody is going to feed me a bunch of baloney," Richt said Monday.
Two days earlier, he and his son, Jon, were at Valdosta State, where Jon — a quarterback seeking a new school after leaving Clemson this spring — is considering transferring. They watched a Blazers scrimmage, sat in on a quarterbacks meeting, got an academics briefing and enjoyed a campus tour.
"I'd never been to Valdosta State before, and it's a beautiful campus," Richt said. "It's about the right size, and I think he'd really feel comfortable."
Richt said his son has already visited Georgia State, which will field its first football team in 2010, and also is considering Chattanooga and Mars Hill. "Maybe a couple more. A few more people are calling." And the recruiting experience, Jon's father said, is going well. "I enjoy it. It's fun. . . . Everybody has just been great."
OK, your turn . . .
March 31st, 2009
6:37 am
I'm just glad to hear that maybe Coach Richt will be harder to please this year and not accept poor play on the O or the D. He needs to keep the pressure on these guys until he truly gets the effort that will bring out the best in them. With the star count by most of these player's names, there is no reason why we should not get the same type of production from them as Bama, LSU, and UF. Every coach we have can probably learn something from Coach Searels, including MR.
March 31st, 2009
7:48 am
Richard Samuel is a good bit faster than any of the other backs and he certainly is the biggest. He is being coached to run with better body lean and he had some trouble holding onto the ball, but I expect him to emerge as the top RB once he returns.
Murray certainly had some nice stats. Was he playing against the first team defense?
March 31st, 2009
8:15 am
DOH! – a walk-on receiver and a high school quarterback burn the D for a 75 yard TD – I bet UF, UT, GT and the rest of the SEC are licking their chops reading about that! AS I said last week – ain't nobody on this team that runs a 4.25, and it sounds as though that 4.3 that was supposedly run by that "new safety" ain't there either!
March 31st, 2009
8:38 am
These tailbacks would be 4th string at GT…whoops, Roddy Jones just went another 16.9 yards.
March 31st, 2009
8:42 am
GT fans on the UGA blog, they never fail to disappoint..keep the comedy coming. What a group of idiots they are.
March 31st, 2009
8:51 am
I will bet you that it was 2nd and 3rd string DB's in the scrimmage when Murry hooked up with Spellman on that long TD.
March 31st, 2009
8:54 am
Roddy Jones in a I formation doing what he did at Tech is laughable. He is a wing back not a I back. It's much harder to run the ball out of a I set than it is getting the ball on a pitch play or a end around when the qb is trying to trick the defense with his ball fakes to the B back. Know your football before you post about football.
March 31st, 2009
9:07 am
Intensity and focus has long been lacking on both sides of the ball.Maybe it's time to call them out individually,grade and publicly post for all to see.Then as they should hold the coaches accountable.After all the coaches recruited and signed them.It's time to coach'em up!
March 31st, 2009
9:38 am
Why don't you go somewhere else and stop stalking the UGA blogs? I got a big can of RAID and I'm gonna start spraying for BUGS and you are 1st on my list.
Your UGA envy is so obvious. Every time you post on a UGA blog, you embarrass yourself further.
March 31st, 2009
10:14 am
rambles on and on is just trying to be funny. Don't debate him, just enjoy him for what he is…free entertainment.
Guys, this is SPRING practice. This is set up time, time to make mistakes, time to try new things. Starting jobs are not won or lost in March and April. I remember hearing all sorts of great things about taillbacks in the spring only to never see them in the fall. Everything will be fine and, yes, the Dawgs will be in a bowl.
I do agree with handling adversity better, that was a weakness in 08′.
March 31st, 2009
10:22 am
Wait till the Robot gets a hold of that secondary. He'll rip you mutts apart! Now that Stephen Hill rejected the mutts and signed with state's top team, we'll have a pass attack to keep defeneses honest. Watch out mutters.
March 31st, 2009
10:39 am
Work on some incentives. free pizza and hot wings for the tailback who gets the most yards.
I was hoping King would reach out and grab it. Now I am waiting for Dontavious.
March 31st, 2009
10:39 am
Ramble On: Ramble on to another blog.
March 31st, 2009
10:53 am
Cuz, they get free pizza and hot wings at the dining hall…;)
March 31st, 2009
10:55 am
Apparently UGA has offered the basketball job to Mike Anderson according to ESPN.com. http://www.espn.com/ncb
March 31st, 2009
11:02 am
Chip, when are you (or better, frakking Mark Richt) going to wake up to the fact that Willie Martinez is at the heart of the defensive problems on this team.
Every single problem involving the defense can be pointed to mediocre coaching.
Penalties? Coaching.
Refusal to adapt the gameplan to what offenses are giving you? Coaching.
Poor player attitudes? Coaching.
Lack of player confidence? Hmmm… wonder why they lack confidence? Could it be they have no confidence that their defensive coordinator can bring them back?
You want to point to injuries and blame the players only, like Mark Richt does? Fine. But you (and he) are ignoring the heart of the problem.
If they're running the same defensive plans, schemes, or philosophy since Van Gorter left, then why has the team gotten progressively worse in total defense and scoring defense every single year since he left?
Why did the bottom fall out last year?
Willie Martinez.
The only reason for the turnaround in 2007 I can see is Marcus Howard. The last standout defensive player to receive coaching from Van Gorter. He took over games. He provided the pass rush that Georgia always seems to need from the defensive end under Martinez, because Martinez either won't, or as I believe, can't find a way to create pressure if it's not coming from his down lineman because he is simply out of his element and not creative enough to do so.
Mark my words, the defense on this team will again fall short. And again Mark Richt will blame the players.
But the real problem is that Willie Martinez is failing his players, and Mark Richt should have never given him the job as DC, and his refusal to fire Martinez after FOUR YEARS of declining results (which is a TREND and not a coincidence as Chip and Altamaha and Richt try to make us believe) is only making matters worse.
This team will win 9 games if it's lucky. Count on losses to Florida, LSU, and Georgia Tech for sure. Watch out for South Carolina, Oklahoma State, and even Arizona State.
We may be looking at a six loss season. And I'm not joking.
How many more 30 point games are you going to let Willie give up, Coach?
How many more 40 point games?
How many more double-digit losses?
In his four years alone, Willie Martinez is already in the running for worst defensive coordinator in Georgia history.
And yet, Coach Richt continues to blame the players.
Oh, and they're best friends.
Funny how that works.
March 31st, 2009
11:07 am
Based on the nerds' opinion of their football team you would think we are about to see the next Fla.!!!! BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!
March 31st, 2009
11:12 am
Amen bug killer!! Stats don't lie. Look em up. They've gotten progressively worse in every category every year since WM has been the DC.
March 31st, 2009
11:14 am
Tech people talking up Stephen Hill, thats funny. You got to try and talk up a 3 star receiver,who really wanted to go to UGA, and hasnt even played a down as your best and only receiver. Have you noticed in the photos of the UGA players lifting weights there is a mat with the Tech score in front of one of the stations reminding them of it everyday. When the world is put back into order and Tech gets destroyed next year all of you parasite Tech fans that use to stay in the closet, and not even come close to a UGA blog, will go lock yourselves back in for another multiple amount of years.
March 31st, 2009
11:21 am
here's hoping young jon richt finds a school that he'll feel comfortable at, with a chance to display his abilities
March 31st, 2009
11:22 am
Who is this Stephanie Hill that Ramble is bambling about? And why does she play football at Tech?
March 31st, 2009
11:23 am
Thanks, Bryan G.
I have been waiting to hear something.
Back up the Brinks truck, Damon!
UGA hoops may be on the road to redemption yet!
March 31st, 2009
11:35 am
Chip, I doubt being mentioned with the likes of Coach Richt hurts your feelings, but being lumped in with me, that's just plain harsh.
March 31st, 2009
11:35 am
Robot to Hill. TD. Get use to it.
March 31st, 2009
11:39 am
There's no way UGA won't have at least a decent starter by the first game of the season after Samuel, Ealey and Jackson have joined the competition.
March 31st, 2009
11:59 am
The entire story will be told in December. We must endure the season till then. All questions concerning the defense will be crystal clear by then. If we are horrific again on D, then Richt will be forced by the $$$ alum to DUMP Martinez. The O will come along nicely, as it is scheme driven, with or w.o. Stafford directing the atack.
Tailback will be done by comittee and with the Fullbacks lso doing some heavy lifting by rushing and pass receiving. The running game will be fine, the short to medium passing game also will be fine.
It is D that the alums will be looking to improve and if it is not evident, then CMR will be forced to start anew with Head D Coach.
March 31st, 2009
12:17 pm
I thought it was interesting that Aaron Murray went 4 of 6 for 131 yards. Not too shabby for a totally newbie freshmen. It is completely meaningless of course, but interesting nonetheless.
March 31st, 2009
12:27 pm
Many of UGA's penalties last year came when young/inexperienced guys on the O-line moved before the snap. The coaches punished them with extra running in practice. What more can the coaches do in such situations?
March 31st, 2009
12:36 pm
If everyone would just ignore the GT idiots, they would go away.
March 31st, 2009
1:02 pm
Tech fans need a reality check…..
March 31st, 2009
1:03 pm
ramble on, there is no hope for you…..
March 31st, 2009
1:08 pm
"Robot" is a dumb nickname for a college football player. Why would anyone want it?
March 31st, 2009
1:11 pm
RAMBLE ON, how predictable we find smart a&& comments from you on a UGA blog. It's plain simple…UGA owns your SIMPLE mind Ramble On, and the rest of you NERDS who are posting on UGA blogs.
Oh, still waiting on my Chick Fil-A Bowl rings…and I think LSU just SCORED again!
One more thing Nerds…it's not like your GT stellar Defense held up against UGA. Even though you won the game by 3 points, you gave up 42! So you are the ones to talk about Defense, giving up 42 to UGA and 38 to LSU.
Lucky to be playing in the ACC, but that's about to end, b/c Miami and FSU are on the rise again. Enjoy it while it lasts!
March 31st, 2009
1:17 pm
We didn't give Nesbitt the nickname "Robot". That was given by one stupid Tech fan who probably plays World of Warcraft all day.
Good luck to Richt's son with transferring. I would think that it'd be cool if he was on Georgia State's first football team.
March 31st, 2009
1:25 pm
Altamaha, you being mentioned in the same breath as CMR means you are moving up in the world. Go ahead and call Damon for your pick for basketball coach. Might as well blame that one on you also.
March 31st, 2009
1:31 pm
I have some questions on King? I don't feel like he is going to be the # 1 Back. Kalvin could be that Terrel Davis type, the one no one talks about until it's his day to shine. I agree with some of the other bloggers on Jackson & Samuel. King may end up being a Jasper Sanks.
March 31st, 2009
1:36 pm
Nope, because like Mark Richt, he's "See no evil, Here no evil, Speak no evil" when it comes to the mediocrity of Willie Martinez.
Take that as a compliment if you wish.
March 31st, 2009
1:39 pm
PTC, I don't play internet warcraft games. I've heard Nesbitt refered to as Robot for a few years now. I agree it's not a typicaly nickname, but Tech isn't a typical institute (thank God for that).
Good luck to lil' Richt.
March 31st, 2009
1:39 pm
Fire CMR. Fire Chip Towers. Fire AltamahaDawg. ATTICA…ATTICA…ATTICA
March 31st, 2009
1:39 pm
WOW!!! Tech beats the Dawgs one time in 7 or 8 years! wow I like those odds! After this years game and UGA kills the hive! I bet you will not hear any UGA fans talking trash because we are use to winning! Unlike the "nerds"!
March 31st, 2009
1:40 pm
okay,everyone, here are some facts about the scrimmage, the long td pass came on a 7-8 yard slant with the safeties on a blitz. it was more of a short pass with a long run for a td..CWM evidently hear's all of us and is working on the blitz thing, the only negative about this is that with our tackling ability, we will be very suspect to give up the big play..and no, this team can't have it both ways, we either play a lil soft and make the other team drive the ball down field,or we take some chances and if we don't succeed,we get burned..but with all that said, the biggest glaring problem that we still have is at DE.. there won't be an answer for that coming out of spring from what i'm being told.
oh, and as far as the running situation, we're making very little progress there now for a couple of reasons,,,one is that they're trying to find out who can run between the tackles and be strong enough to endure the punishment, which leads to the next point, the defensive tackles are dominating these practices..now there's two ways to take this, which is,great,our DT are going to be outstanding, or holy sh*t, our offensive line is struggling a lil. i'm being told that the latter is what is happening right now…but not to panic too much, we are still missing a couple of lineman this spring…
i'll check back in a while with some more valuable info.. see ya
March 31st, 2009
2:02 pm
the good news is that we had great tackling especially from b.boykin he was tied for the team lead with six. nick williams had six also, so it is great to see that what killed us the most is improving.
March 31st, 2009
2:07 pm
big dawg i heard that g.atkins is unblockable in practice he is dominating everyone keep in mind that he was a projected 1st round pick but he decided to stay so he is going to dominate.
March 31st, 2009
2:16 pm
I told Damon as long as we don't something stupid like hire somebody from Tulsa, or Marshall, or UW-Milwaukee. He's going to get back to me.
Actually if you really want to know what I actually do have in common with Mark Richt……..being a grown up.
March 31st, 2009
2:18 pm
Hey guys i just got back from the FLATS i had to take a massive dump so why not a better place than than Right??
March 31st, 2009
2:38 pm
I think I heard him double use the word actually one time as well, also, again.
March 31st, 2009
2:44 pm
Appears as if no one has the fire that Knowshon had. Didn't he go 120 mph out of the gate all the time, even in practice? No doubts about who was going to be the main RB when he was around. Hope these kids can start emulating him, that might set the tone for #1 RB.
March 31st, 2009
3:03 pm
Two people posting as reality check on here.
I posted on this blog fo 4 years and about 6 months ago quit because of the immaturity of many of the posters and people posting as me. Guess it was a mistake to come back, even if I do agree with the other guy Ramble on is hopeless.
March 31st, 2009
3:31 pm
Ramble ON:
get a date, get a date…and a life. Of course, there is always softball for you…
March 31st, 2009
3:44 pm
Do we really believe that the UGA coaching staff reads these blogs every day in order to determine what they need to do to be successful next season? Do we REALLY think that? Come on big dawg, if a coach were really wasting his time reading this cr*p rather than coaching his players, THEN I would be first in line calling for his head.


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Then it just got weird.
Its 80s night at the pub: found out an hour ago this what I put together!
The weekend starts now!!!
Throwing up all over my new Nike Pacman High Dunks was a high light in my weekend…
When I am sat in on a Sunday, exhausted from going out drinking all weekend and working on the lessons I will teach during the rest of the week, I wish my life was like this again. University: take me back!