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Fall 2013 Marketing Trend Report
A new season means new design and fashion trends to look out for. The same goes for your marketing. Plenty of industries get seasonal trend reports and you should, too! As a follow-up to our Spring 2013 Trend Report, here's our outlook for the fall: Mix & Match Style Fall design and fashion trends are […]
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Spring 2013 Marketing Trend Report
Fashion designers get them. Auto shops get them. Economists get them. Why shouldn't you get a marketing trend report? We decided you should, so here it is. Research (as linked to below) shows that new marketing trends this spring are: Long-Form Content For a long time, the experts, such as they are, have been saying […]
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This weekend, I'm going to prep my audition tape to enter the Next Food Network Star contest. I've got an idea that I think would be a real winner.
Anyone else going to take a chance on this thing? Got nothing to lose, right?
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This weekend, I'm going to prep my audition tape to enter the Next Food Network Star contest. I've got an idea that I think would be a real winner.
Anyone else going to take a chance on this thing? Got nothing to lose, right?
sweet man! whats your ideas? i love food :D
My idea isn't for a particular food, but for an actual show concept. As far as I can tell, I haven't seen it done yet...so I'm not going to be mentioning anything about it. I don't want it to be stolen away.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stumprrp
Either way, it's mostly for grins. I don't expect to win, but how cool would it be if I could get a chance to get paid to do something I actually enjoy?
Good luck! ...and let us know how it goes. :)
Working on The Food Network would be f-ing amazing.
Hells yeah it would!!Quote:
Originally Posted by RedSpikeyThing
When I was younger, I wanted to be a chef. I should have stuck with that. I have a degree in Graphic Design and another one in CIS...and I hate both fields. Sitting at a computer all god damned day isn't how I want to spend my next 40 years.
I have a friend that went to Pennsylvania Culinary Institute for Patisserie and Baking. She just got a job at a Hilton doing plated desserts. Loves every minute of it.
Maybe I should just go ahead and try that...
Nothing to lose and everything to gain! Good luck.
That's pretty much why I'm doing it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beast
If I make it, I expect every one of you to watch. ;)
are you going to be making food like the Vikings, complete with costume?
We'll see about that. I don't know really what Vikings made except for mead and legs of animals.Quote:
Originally Posted by mrelwooddowd
Honeyed mead FTW!! Beowulf threw some off the chain parties with that stuff.
That would be an awesome job but I'd end up weighing 400 lbs.
Good luck man VW.
A show dedicated to food for athletes/fitness would rock. :)
Good luck man! If you see Giada on the set can you grab her a** for me. :)
Yeah, and tell Rachel Ray I'm not buying it. I know she's not that happy!
Originally Posted by mrelwooddowd
Cocaine is a hell of a drug!Quote:
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I'm planning to do way more than grab it, homeboy. I don't have my tongue pierced for nothin'!Quote:
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Cool, tell me when you're on tv. If you deserve it you will get it.

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River Road Park near Clearwater Lake lies below the dam on the Black River.
The lake's shoreline is studded with picturesque bluffs covered in sweet william flowers, indented bays, and serene coves.
Look for wildlife and pretty landscapes on the Black River Hike and Bike Trail. The trail starts at River Road Park and connects with the Blue Heron and Bottomland interpretive trails. Wildlife includes wetland waterfowl, fox, deer and geese.
The lake and river below provide excellent fishing, swimming and canoeing.
The majority of campsites have electric and water hookups. Additional amenities include a dump station, hot showers, picnic shelters, a boat ramp, and a playground.
Three group picnic shelters are available for reservation, and these also come with electricity.
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Lance Armstrong/David Walsh Film
In 2012 David Walsh penned his fourth book on the disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong, who was stripped of his seven Tour de France titles following final confirmation that he had run what was termed by USADA as ""the most sophisticated, professionalised and successful doping programme that sport has ever seen". But the story doesn't end there for David Walsh because it is about to hit the big screen. He will be played by Chris O'Dowd and his nemesis by American actor, Ben Foster. The as yet untitled movie will be directed by Stephen Frears, who also directed Philomena... and David ...http://www.rte.ie/radio1/today-with-sean-o-rourke/programmes/2014/0613/623556-today-with-sean-o-rourke-friday-13-june-2014/?clipid=1599838


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Live by the Bay
Live by the Bay is a live video by American popular music singer-songwriter Jimmy Buffett. It was initially released in 1985 by MCA Entertainment. The 87-minute video was recorded from back to back concerts in Miami on August 16th and 17th 1985 at Miami Marine Stadium and is the first concert video released by Buffett. A brief shower during the middle of the Friday night show (prompting Buffett to retreat to his sailboat (docked by the stage) caused a majority of the final release to feature the Saturday night show. After the rain cleared Friday, the band broke into Little Feats's "Dixie Chicken" to demonstrate the equipment still functioned before Buffet returned to the stage.
The Stadium was originally built for powerboat racing and utilized a floating stage in front of the grandstand that allowed additional concertgoers to listen from their boats in the water behind the stage who were present in abundance (view video). Miami Marine Stadium was condemned after hurricane Andrew in 1992 and remains an abandoned hulk to this day.
Live By The Bay was originally released on VHS and LaserDisc. As of 2007[update], the video is out-of-print only available used, on either VHS videotape or LaserDisc and has not been released on DVD. It occasionally airs on VH1 Classic as part of its Classic In Concert series.
Track list[edit]
- Introduction / "Gypsies in the Palace"
- "Door Number Three"
- "Grapefruit-Juicy Fruit"
- "We Are the People Our Parents Warned Us About"
- "Stars on the Water"
- "Coconut Telegraph"
- "Come Monday"
- "Ragtop Day"
- "Who's the Blonde Stranger"
- "Volcano"
- "Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes"
- Intermission / Interview
- "One Particular Harbour"
- "If The Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me"
- "Why Don't We Get Drunk and Screw"
- "Cheeseburger in Paradise"
- "Fins"
- "Last Mango in Paris"
- "A Pirate Looks at Forty"
- "Margaritaville"
- End titles / "Son of a Son of a Sailor"
Actual Setlist[edit]
There were several songs deleted from the film.
- "The Great Filling Station Holdup"*
- "Son of a Son of a Sailor"**
- "Door Number Three"
- "Grapefruit-Juicy fruit"
- "Pencil Thin Mustache"*
- "We Are the People our Parents Warned us About"
- Stars on the Water
- Coconut Telegraph
- Come Monday
- Ragtop Day
- Who's the Blonde Stranger?
- Volcano
- Changes in Latitudes, Changes in Attitudes
- One Particular Harbour
- If the Phone Doesn't Ring, It's Me
- Why Don't We Get Drunk
- Let it Ride (Josh Leo)*
- Dixie Chicken (Josh Leo)*
- I Can't Tell You Why (Timothy B. Schmidt)*
- Medley:*
- "Nautical Wheelers"*
- "Tin Cup Chalice"*
- "Boat Drinks"*
- "Banana Republics"*
- "The Captain and the Kid"*
- "Somewhere Over China"*
- "He Went to Paris"*
- "Cowboy in the Jungle"*
- "Cheeseburger in Paradise"
- "Fins"
- "Last Mango in Paris"
- "A Pirate looks at Forty"
- "Margaritaville"
- "Gypsies in the Palace"**
- "Brown Eyed Girl"*
* = Not included on Live By the Bay
** = Abridged version appeared on Live By the Bay, not included on the tracklist and out of order
External links[edit]
- Video information at BuffettWorld.com


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Panthers tackle Jordan Gross to retire
Charlotte, NC, United States (4E Sports) – The Carolina Panthers announced that Pro Bowl left tackle Jordan Gross will retire after playing all of his 11 seasons with the team.
The 33-year-old Gross will discuss his decision Wednesday during a news conference at Bank of America Stadium.
Earlier, Gross told Panthers officials after the season he would either retire or return for a 12th season with the team that selected him in the first round of the 2003 draft. He let the team know his decision after a skiing trip out west.
The three-time Pro Bowler restructured his contract last season, voiding the 2014 season that would have been the final year.
Panthers coach Ron Rivera said last week at the NFL combine that the team needed a decision from Gross before free agency begins next month.
"We've got to find out which of our young guys is going to step up," Rivera said. "Are they the answer, or do we have to go out in free agency and find the answer, or in the draft?"
The Panthers will look to sign a free agent or use their 28th pick to sign an offensive tackle to replace Gross. Right tackle Byron Bell is the only option currently on Carolina's roster, and he has struggled.
Gross has 167 career starts, the most in team history. He helped Carolina reach the Super Bowl as a rookie and finished his career with a trip to the Pro Bowl.
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Ducommun Inc. has received two contracts to build aluminum and titanium assemblies for commercial and military aerospace programs.
Assets held in commodity exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and exchange-traded notes (ETNs) rose to $81.3 billion in May, a fourth consecutive monthly gain, according to National Stock Exchange data.
U.S. metal industries are joining forces with the National Association of Manufacturers (NAM) to challenge the federal Environmental Protection Agency's plans to limit greenhouse gas emissions in manufacturing.
Esmark Steel Group plans to be a leading consolidator in the service center industry, despite the current difficulty in evaluating companies post-recession and stiff competition from strategic and financial buyers that also are trying to consolidate, according to Tom Modrowski, the company's chief executive officer.
Joy Global Inc., a manufacturer of underground and surface mining equipment, expects world demand for such commodities as iron ore, metallurgical coal and copper to continue to grow over the next several years and beyond today's limited excess mine capacity.
Boeing Co. and striking workers at the production facility of the C-17 Globemaster III military transport have come to the bargaining table for the first time since a walkout began on May 11.
Whirlpool Corp. is closing a parts machining facility in Benton Harbor, Mich., and relocating the operations to a newer plant in Clyde, Ohio. This will result in the elimination of 216 jobs by the end of this year or in early 2011.
The strike at Boeing Co.'s production facility for the C-17 Globemaster III military transport, now in its fourth week, looks set to continue as no schedule has yet been set for any serious labor negotiations.
McJunkin Red Man Corp. has acquired South Texas Supply Co. Inc. as part of its strategic focus to increase its presence and commitment to customers in the active shale plays across North America.
Economic activity in the U.S. manufacturing sector expanded in May for the 10th straight month, although growth slowed slightly from the previous month, with the Institute for Supply Management's purchasing managers index (PMI) slipping to 59.7 percent from 60.4 percent in April. Both the primary metal and fabricated metal products segments reported growth in May.
Progress Rail Services Corp. has signed a definitive agreement to buy Electro-Motive Diesel Inc. (EMD) for $820 million in cash from Berkshire Partners LLC and Greenbriar Equity Group LLC.
The trucking shortage in the United States is likely to intensify as increased demand from produce growers entices carriers away from metal shipments, pushing freight rates higher and further boosting base metal premiums, market participants told AMM.
Much stronger demand for residential construction products helped Quanex Building Products Corp. return to profitability in its fiscal second quarter, posting net income of $4.3 million in contrast to a $40.1-million net loss a year earlier on sales that climbed 76.1 percent to $199.4 million from $113.2 million.
AMM's offices will be closed May 31 in observance of the Memorial Day holiday, and there will be no issue dated June 1. AMM will resume publication with the June 2 issue. Both the New York Mercantile Exchange and the London Metal Exchange will be closed May 31. The exchanges will reopen June 1.
The primary metals sector registered the largest increase in inventory values in April, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, rising 4.2 percent to $29.9 billion. Inventories of all manufactured durable goods rose 0.7 percent month on month to $301.4 billion in April after logging a 0.6-percent gain in March to $299.5 billion..
Earle M. Jorgensen Co. (EMJ), a unit of Reliance Steel & Aluminum Co., will invest more than $5 million to build a new 72,000-square-foot service center in Memphis, Tenn.
Tesla Motors Inc. has purchased Toyota Motor Corp.'s New United Motor Manufacturing Inc. (Nummi) plant in Fremont, Calif., saving it from complete closure, while Toyota in turn has pledged to buy $50 million in Tesla common stock.
Ford Motor Co. plans to invest $135 million to design, engineer and produce key components for the company's next-generation hybrid-electric vehicles.
Farwest Steel Corp. is planning to pay a little more than $5 million for 22 acres at the Port of Vancouver in Washington state where it plans to consolidate its operations in a new $20- to $30-million facility.
Housing starts increased to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 672,000 last month, up 5.8 percent from the revised March estimate of 635,000 and 40.9 percent above the revised April 2009 rate of 477,000, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban Development.
General Motors Co. earned $865 million in the first quarter--its first profit since the second quarter of 2007--on revenue that jumped 40.3 percent to $31.48 billion from $22.43 billion in the first three months of last year.
Railcar builder FreightCar America Inc. has suspended its second-quarter dividend as it moves to preserve cash to help maintain its balance sheet strength.
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We recognize that it takes time to learn to make good, quality steel. And we're not underestimating the need to do that and do it right.
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Curtis Mallet-Prevost launches in Kuwait
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Lawyering in Kuwait is a joke. The system is corrupt, the ministry officials rarely show up to work, the kuwaiti lawyers/sponsors charge ridiculous money to foriegn lawfirms and their laws are outdated. Last i asked for advice from an "international firm" in Kuwait, my hard-earned money went to waste only to never get a valid response. The reason they said: practice changes on a case by case basis. Good luck SNR but i won't be surprised if you shut down by the end of 2013.


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Press release from CNW Group
Global Brings the Heat with #ChicagoFire Online Sneak Peek
Tuesday, October 02, 2012
Global Brings the Heat with #ChicagoFire Online Sneak Peek13:06 EDT Tuesday, October 02, 2012Advance screening of new drama now available at GlobalTV.comChicago Fire Premieres October 10 - 10pm ET/PTFor images and additional program information, please visit: www.shawmediatv.caTo tweet this release: http://bit.ly/QV3mOhTORONTO, Oct. 2, 2012 /CNW/ - Global is cranking up the heat with an online preview of its new firefighter drama, Chicago Fire. Boasting a hot, new ensemble cast and high calibre creative team led by Dick Wolf, the much anticipated series gives an edge-of-your-seat view into the lives of everyday heroes. Fans can now watch the first episode at GlobalTV.com/chicagofire and on the iOS Global Video app before its world premiere on Wednesday, October 10 - 10pm ET/PT on Global."Chicago Fire is an explosive and emotionally charged series, which will capture the hearts of viewers everywhere," said Barb Williams, SVP, Content, Shaw Media. "The sizzling cast already has people abuzz about the premiere, and an advance preview is a surefire way to feed the building curiosity and further generate excitement for the television debut on Global."The action-driven drama starring Jesse Spencer (House), Taylor Kinney (Vampire Diaries) and David Eigenberg (Sex and the City) follows the everyday heroes of Chicago Firehouse 51. With big reputations and hefty egos at play, coupled with the pressure to perform, there's plenty of guilt and blame to go around when a tragedy claims the life of one of their own. Coping with loss, a grueling schedule and tight quarters, the team's personal relationships are put to the test. While some flames burn out and others sizzle, there will be no shortage of steam inside the firehouse walls. But the complex men and women of the Chicago Fire Department understand one thing - when it's "go-time," they put aside their differences and put everything on the line to save those in distress.Created by Derek Haas and Michael Brandt (3:10 to Yuma), the series is executive produced by Emmy®-winning Dick Wolf (Law & Order).SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS:Twitter:Global TV http://twitter.com/Global_TVGlobal TV PR http://twitter.com/GlobalTV_PRFacebook:Global TV http://www.facebook.com/globaltelevisionAbout Global Television Global Television is a Shaw Media network.About Shaw Communications Inc. Shaw is a diversified communications and media company, providing consumers with broadband cable television, High-Speed Internet, Home Phone, telecommunications services (through Shaw Business), satellite direct-to-home services (through Shaw Direct) and engaging programming content (through Shaw Media). Shaw serves 3.4 million customers, through a reliable and extensive fibre network. Shaw Media operates one of the largest conventional television networks in Canada, Global Television, and 19 specialty networks including HGTV Canada, Food Network Canada, HISTORY and Showcase. Shaw is traded on the Toronto and New York stock exchanges and is included in the S&P/TSX 60 Index (Symbol: TSX - SJR.B, NYSE - SJR). For more information about Shaw, please visit www.shaw.ca.SOURCE: Global TelevisionFor further information: For media inquiries, please contact: Anne Vranic Publicist (416) 934-6999 firstname.lastname@example.com Grace Park Publicity Manager (416) 967-2484 firstname.lastname@example.com


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AUTHENTIC CHRISTIAN DIOR CLEAR BLUE DIOR LOGO RHINESTONE CUFF BANGLE BRACELET w/DUST BAG TCDi148
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Brand: Christian Dior
Style: Bangle
Internal Diameter (cm): 5.5cm x 4.2cm (approx)
Internal Diameter (inches) : 2.2" x 1.7 (approx)
Width (cm): 1.5cm (approx)
Width (inches) : 0.6" (approx)
Main color: Blue
Comes with: Dust bag
Item Condition : AB
Exterior: Good condition, several scratches on surface.
Item Condition Grade:
NS : New or new without tag
S : Like new,used only a few times.
SA : Excellent condition,Pre owned but no noticeable damage.
A : Very good condition,Used several times has a bit of signs of gentle use.
AB : Good condition,Slight signs of use such as minor scratches or stains.
B : OK condition,Pre owned with normal signs of use.
BC : Used condition,Pre owned with signs of use,But not heavily damaged.
C : Vintage,Pre owned with visible signs of use and have some damage.
D : Very Vintage,Pre owned,badly-damaged.


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Ten years of information technology experience with extensive hardware and software install and maintenance. Superior communication and people skills established through company training in customer service and problem resolution. A deep felt desire to serve the customer, resolve problems and provide a complete IT support solution. Possesses excellent working knowledge of client server network fundamentals. A self starter that is well organized and capable of multitasking with numerous responsibilities while meeting required deadlines.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (Jan. 5, 2014) – Back-to-back pins by freshman 141-pounder Tyson Dippery (Harrisburg, Pa.) and sophomore 149-pounder Ken Theobold (Toms River, N.J.) gave the Rutgers wrestling team (8-2, 5-0 EIWA) enough cushion to take down Harvard, 24-15, Sunday afternoon at the College Ave. Gym.
"It's a hard thing to do –score falls at this level," said head coach Scott Goodale. "The forfeit certainly helped but [Dippery and Theobold] were big. When Tyson can score a lot of points, and that was out approach – you're going to need some bonus points – and Kenny, he leads our team in falls right now so that wasn't shocking.
"It allowed us to build somewhat of lead because we know they were pretty through the middle. Then Phil Bakuckas was huge – that's a huge win for him. Hopefully we just keep carrying this momentum and get better every day."
Harvard forfeited at 125 pounds to begin the matchup but for the second consecutive dual, RU's fate was determined in the final bout at heavyweight.
The Crimson won four of five bouts from 157 to 197 pounds to cut the RU lead to 21-15. Harvard (1-1, 0-1 EIWA) needed David Gadzjik to top Rutgers 285-pounder Billy Smith (Wantage, N.J.) by fall to tie the match and send it to criteria tiebreakers.
The win by fall would have given Harvard wins in six of 10 bouts, giving the Crimson the team criteria point and 22-21 win. However, No. NR/19/19 (AWN/InterMat/W.I.N.) Smith and Gadzjik went into the second round of sudden victory, where Smith outlasted the Crimson wrestler to secure a 24-15 Rutgers win.
The dual began with a Harvard forfeit at 125 pounds, giving RU an early 6-0 lead. The Crimson took a sudden victory decision at 133 pounds to cut the lead to 6-3 early, as Jeffrey Ott scored a takedown 23 seconds into the overtime period to defeat redshirt senior Vinnie Dellefave (Toms River, N.J.). 4-2.
The Scarlet Knights quickly distanced themselves in the next two bouts with consecutive wins by fall.
Dippery was ahead 8-0 on Harvard's Colby Knight less than two minutes into the first period after a takedown and two three-point near falls. Soon after, the Central Dauphin (Pa.) product got Knight on his back for good (2:09), recording his third pin of the season and first in dual action.
Theobold rallied behind the pin to take down Harvard's Nicholas Stager by fall even faster at 149 pounds. Theobold attacked quickly to begin the bout, winning by fall (0:36) to put Rutgers ahead, 18-3. The pin was his fifth of the season, tied for the team lead, as he leads the squad with four wins by fall in dual action.
Following a pair of Harvard decisions at 157 and 165 pounds, redshirt freshman Phil Bakuckas (Hammonton, N.J.) came through late to defeat Eric Morris at 174 pounds. The bout was tied, 1-1, with 13 second to go, when Bakuckas took a shot to earn a takedown and seal a 3-1 win. The win gave Rutgers a 21-9 lead, which allowed the Scarlet Knights to outlast the Crimson despite falling at 184 and 197 pounds.
Rutgers improved to 20-4 all-time against Harvard and has won the last 13 matchups between the two schools. Harvard last defeated RU on Feb. 16, 1971 by a 19-15 margin.
Further, a pair of Scarlet Knights built upon winning streaks. Redshirt freshman Sean McCabe (Connetquot, N.Y.) bumped his streak to six straight wins with the Harvard forfeit, while Smith won his fourth consecutive bout. McCabe and Dippery are currently tied for the team's wins lead at 18.
RU returns to the College Ave. Gym on Friday, Jan. 10 or its third consecutive EIWA home dual. Rutgers will wrestle American University, as the bout is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m. The match will be broadcast live on RVision, presented by AT&T, via scarletknights.com.
Rutgers and American have not faced off since Feb. 9, 2011, when RU knocked off the No. 11 Eagles, 19-15, amid the Scarlet Knights' record 2010-11 season. Goodale and Co. finished the year 21-2, which still stands as the most single-season dual wins in program history.
Rutgers 24, Harvard 15
Dual started at 125 pounds
125: Harvard forfeit
133: Jeffrey Ott (HU) dec. over Vinnie Dellefave (RU), 4-2 SV
141: Tyson Dippery (RU) wins by fall over Colby Knight (HU), 2:09
149: Ken Theobold (RU) wins by fall over Nicholas Stager (HU), 0:36
157: Tyler Grimaldi (HU) dec. over Corey Stasenko (RU), 8-5
165: Devon Gobbo (HU) dec. over Nick Visicaro (RU), 7-3
174: Phil Bakuckas (RU) dec. over Eric Morris (HU), 7-2
184: Cameron Croy (HU) dec. over Dan Seidenberg (RU), 6-4
197: James Fox (HU) dec. over Hayden Hrymack (RU), 6-4
HWT: No. NR/ 19/19 Billy Smith (RU) dec. over Nicholas Gadzjik (HU), 3-2 TB1
Rankings (-/-/-): AWN / InterMat / W.I.N. (As of Jan. 3)
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Pregnancy Calendar: 39 Weeks Pregnant
Your Pregnancy: Week 39
As your official due date approaches, you're probably fixed on the calendar. But since less than 10 percent of women deliver on their actual due date, chances are baby is going to take you by surprise on a different day. Whenever the muffin arrives is the right time for him or her, so try not to get disappointed if your date comes and goes and the Mini hasn't made an appearance.
Wondering what's up with your body, your baby and your life this week? Read on …
What You're Thinking:
"Stick a fork in me. I'm done."
Your Body
Head for the hospital or birthing center if you think you're in labor (even if it turns out that you're not!) It's better to make a couple of test runs than to deliver your baby at the local truck stop. If you are in labor but it has just started, the hospital may send you back home, which can be a bit of a buzz kill. But trust us, you'd rather be comfortable in your own home than stuck in a hospital bed with only four TV channels for the next 12 hours waiting to dilate from 1 centimeter to 2.
While there is nothing false about the pain that comes with false labor, it's a fake-out because it doesn't dilate the cervix like true labor does. And when you're trying to squeeze a grapefruit out of something the size of a cherry, it's an important distinction. Basically, false labor gives you all of the pain and none of the advancements. Nice, huh?
One way to identify false labor is to start timing your contractions. True labor contractions come regularly and get progressively closer together (and they hurt more as they get closer). False labor contractions are about as regular as your bowels since you've been pregnant—not very—and they vary from one to another on the pain meter.
False labor is more common in second or subsequent pregnancies than in first pregnancies.
Your Baby
One uncomfortable complaint of late pregnancy is frequent hiccups. No, not you, your baby. Because there is no air around your baby, when she practices breathing, it can cause amniotic fluid to get into her windpipe, resulting in those regularly spaced thumps that make you think you're carrying a jumping bean in your belly. Other news this week:
The lanugo (an exotic word for soft, downy hair) that used to cover your baby's body has mostly disappeared, but you may find a bit leftover on the shoulders, forehead and neck. Don't freak and think you've given birth to a monkey: It'll fall out soon.
The color of baby's skin is changing from a red-pink hue to a white or blue-pink color (even in babes with dark skin). These changes are due to the amount of fat your little pudger is putting on. The circumference of your baby's head and abdomen are about the same size now (though you may not be able to tell if your baby's born with the common cone-shaped head!).
The placenta is lending your Mini antibodies that'll keep him strong and healthy after birth. That said, it's still a good idea to invest in that mega-size bottle of hand sanitizer.
At this point your little critter is about 19 to 20 inches long and weights about 7 pounds. That's just around the size of a large rabbit. What's up Doc?
Your Life
After the first contraction hits (and you've regained your composure), there are probably some people you'd like to alert. For instance, those key people who will be with you in the delivery room.
Have a plan for contacting your team (coach, partner, Mommy, videographer, Zen master?) once labor kicks in—whether it's by calling your husband and having him call everyone else or programming everyone's number into your cell phone under: "Help! I'm in labor!"
Now that you technically have one more week, you may be feeling the pressure to lap up all this quiet time. So put your feet up, take a load off (and it is a load, let's be honest) and pop in your favorite DVD so you can think about something other than baby and when she'll show up.
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Degrassi: Characters
Clare Edwards
Mike Dallas
Becky Baker
Maya Matlin
Tristan Milligan
Adam Torres
Imogen Moreno
Drew Torres
Alli Bhandari
Jenna Middleton
Connor DeLaurier
Zoe Rivas
Miles Hollingsworth III
Winston Chu
Eli Goldsworthy
Luke Baker
Bianca DeSousa
Campbell Saunders
Tori Santamaria
Fiona Coyne
Jake Martin
Katie Matlin
Dave Turner
Holly J. Sinclair
K.C. Guthrie
Declan Coyne
Sav Bhandari
Riley Stavros
Zane Park
Peter Stone
Anya MacPherson
Owen Milligan
Mia Jones
Blue Chessex
Johnny DiMarco
Spinner Mason
Jane Vaughn
Manny Santos
Jay Hogart
Emma Nelson
Paige Michalchuk
Marco Del Rossi
Ellie Nash
Leia Chang
Danny Van Zandt
Darcy Edwards
Jimmy Brooks
Chantay Black
Liberty Van Zandt
Toby Isaacs
Alex Nunez
Ashley Kerwin
Griffin Pierce-Taylor
Damian Hayes
Jesse Stefanovic
Sean Cameron
Jay Hogart
Jay has always been a bad ass, but when he's around Manny, he's much more caring and sincere.
Notable Events:
* Turned Sean on to a life of crime.
* With Spinner, planned public humiliation of Rick, then shifted the blame to Jimmy.
* Expelled after the school shooting.
* Spread gonorrhea to Emma and others through unsafe oral sex.
* Broke into school with Spinner, convinced him not to burn it down.
* Hooked J.T. up with a drug dealer.
* Convinced Sean to leave the scene of an accident.
* Told Sean about the Emma Incident, almost destroying Sean and Emma's relationship.
* Pretended to be engaged to Manny; got engaged to Manny for real.
* Seduced the head of drama at Smithdale University to help get Manny accepted.
* Stole Manny's wedding ring back from a pawn shop.
* Drove the Stüdz, Manny, and Mia to L.A. in a school bus.
* Took a trip to Niagara Falls with Manny, Emma, and Spinner.
* Officiated Spinner and Emma's wedding.
Memorable Quote:
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Three-year-old mountain gorilla Ngwino is dead. And contributing to her death was a rope snare set by a poacher to capture an antelope for wild meat. Sadly, she is the SECOND young mountain gorilla dead due to the actions of a human being in the Virunga Massif this year. With only approximately 780 mountain gorillas remaining, the loss of one mountain gorilla is a serious blow to this critically endangered species.
Amid rebel militia advancements toward Rumangabo, where Virunga National Park headquarters is located, the park has evacuated most of the rangers and their families in order to keep them out of harm's way. Photo by LuAnne Cadd/ Virunga National Park.
On July 8, 2012, nearly 800 people- rangers and their families- were evacuated from Virunga National Park headquarters at Rumangabo and taken to the town of Goma, approximately 40 km to the south. Approximately 30 rangers and Virunga National Park warden Emmanuel de Merode stayed behind to protect the park headquarters and the four orphaned mountain gorillas at the Senkwekwe Center.
Living in a tropical climate means that it is sometimes difficult to distinguish one part of the year from another. The clues - more rain or less rain - are more subtle than more temperate climates. However, you know it is June when talk of the town is Kwita Izina, or the annual gorilla-naming ceremony held in Rwanda.
One, two, and now three mountain gorilla groups in Virunga National Park have been found and all members accounted for.
What would you place more value on, a cow or a gorilla?
Chances are your response is 'gorilla'. But for people living near the gorilla parks, a cow is far more valuable, potentially life-changing. Benjamin Mugabukomeye, IGCP's Conservation Incentives Officer based in Musanze, Rwanda, sent in photographs from a ceremony yesterday (May 31, 2012) during which 100 cows were given to the poorest of Nyange and Kinigi Sectors near Volcanoes National Park.


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- Jon Cox
- Eugene, OR
- United States
This conversation is closed.
Cats pose a serious threat to biodiversity: Why do we accept it? What should be done?
According to the ASPCA, there are around 90 million owned domestic cats (Felis catus) in the U.S., and taking into account strays and feral cats, the total number is estimated to be as high as 160 million (1). Loss et al. (2013) estimates that cats roaming outdoors kill 1.4-3.7 BILLION birds and 6.9-20.7 BILLION mammals in the U.S. annually (2). Reptiles and amphibians such as snakes, lizards, frogs, etc., are also frequently killed by cats.
Cats are even more popular New Zealand, where they are contributing to declines of endemic birds such as the critically endangered kakapo (3), which have evolved in the absence of predators. Businessman/philanthropist Gareth Morgan is trying to gather support for legislation that would aggressively deal with stray and feral cats and potentially eliminate cats from New Zealand to take pressure off of threatened species (4 & 5). With Morgan's plan, in addition to regulation that would reduce cat populations and increase owner accountability, residents would be encouraged to not replace their cats. As of now the majority of New Zealanders surveyed are in opposition to Morgan's initiative.
Would a proposition like Morgan's meet similar resistance in the U.S.? Probably, but is he on the right track? Would you personally support something like it for your state or country? Why or why not is it a good idea? Is this type of legislation necessary to curb the problem and protect wildlife? If you disagree, what are some alternatives? Will the aesthetics and familiarity of cats keep them off limits to such ideas in the opinions of the general public?
1. http://www.aspca.org/about-us/faq/pet-statistics.aspx
2. http://www.abcbirds.org/abcprograms/policy/cats/pdf/Loss_et_al_2013.pdf
3. http://www.avianweb.com/kakapo.html
4. http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2013/01/24/170191917/new-zealand-environmentalist-wants-to-eliminate-cats-to-save-birds
5. http://www.livescience.com/26525-cat-eradication-new-zealand-save-birds.html
Closing Statement from Jon Cox
Thanks to everyone who contributed to a thought provoking discussion!
I think we can all agree that we need to be responsible with our pets! For the sake of ecological and human health. And pet owners must realize that their carelessness is costly. Plans to completely eliminate cats from areas where they are very popular are pretty far fetched, but stricter regulation is a must, and domestic cats do NOT belong in the wild, period. Feral cats need to be seen and dealt with just as any other invasive species. However, extreme caution is necessary in any attempt to remove them where they have become established as a keystone species.
Check out Australian cat laws for a look at the legislation adopted by a people who cherish their native wildlife and do not want to see it be destroyed by invasives.
And lastly, we must keep in mind that invasive species are just one way in which we threaten biodiversity. Overexploitation and especially habitat loss pose even greater threats to species survival.
Thanks again!
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May 7 2013: A proposition similar to Morgan's would be met with similar, if not harsher resistance in the United States. Our country was founded on independence from government, which still is present in a lot of America. Our idea of having the "freedom" to choose what we want to do, although sometimes limited in today's America, is backed by this thought of being independent, and being able to live your life without the government knocking on your door.
Is Morgan on the right track though? Absolutely. Cats are acting as an invasive species for the kakapo and other bird species, which is severely affecting the biodiversity on New Zealand. This can disrupt many ecosystems if cat populations are not reduced, which may prove to be more costly in the long-term for New Zealanders. But who are we to point the fingers at cats? Humanity is responsible for more biodiversity loss than any other species on Earth.
I think it's a start of a good idea. Government intervention is crucial if we are to curb the bad habits of humanity, even if it is against the constituency. Sadly, many problems like these are political, and people do not wish to lose their paid political positions.
Rather than a strict command and control policy of banning cats, why not levy a tax with cats? Felines that are not documented may become documented when taken into the vet. A yearly tax on owning a cat may persuade others to limit the amount of cats they own. Tax revenue generated from this plan can only be used strictly for restoration and preservation of many habitats so that it can protect the vulnerable bird species. This not only holds government responsible for the environment, but also the individual so they can think of the social costs of owning cat, and not solely the private costs. In the long run, this plan may prove to be efficient in protecting biodiversity, even more so that Morgan's plan of just banning cats.
May 7 2013: I like your idea of levying a tax against cat owners, but I'm skeptical that the tax alone would sufficiently incite responsible pet ownership. Sadly, many people opt to abandon their pets in the wild after incurring expenses that they either can't afford (or won't) pay, so I worry that a tax would increase instances of pet abandonment. In addition to carrying some undesirable moral implications, it would also have the potential to exacerbate the very problem it was designed to fix.
Although I cannot presently offer a better solution (this will require more thought and research), I believe this problem will need to be solved with a multifaceted approach. The solution will need to encourage personal responsibility over one's own cats (or restrict cat ownership to those who can demonstrate it, perhaps), balance the tax in a way that would discourage abandonment, and simultaneously account for the fact that many policy changes have the potential to be self-defeating. This solution is not an easy one.
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Normally Aly wasn't the kind of girl who rushed, she tried to do things in the time they actually needed but after Finn closed the Glee Club for this day she couldn't slowly walk out of the school. She was glad to see Cooper again, she really enjoyed the time with him when they first met up and something on him just pulled her towards him.
After Aly rushed to her car and made her way towards Cooper's apartment, she was quite surprised that she could still remember the way. She was bad in finding ways and easily got lost in new and big cities. The young woman took a short moment to check her makeup in a little mirror before she took a bottle of wine she bought at the market and the DVDs she had picked up and went to the door to knock.


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"The author, whose novels thrum with ironic recurrences, might have been perversely pleased with this: thirty-six years after his death and twenty-two years after the fall of the Soviet Union with all its khudsovets, Vladimir Nabokov is, once again, controversial."
In 2007, Beck, then the host of "Glenn Beck," on CNN's Headline News, brought to his show a John Birch Society spokesman named Sam Antonio, who warned of a government plot to abolish U.S. borders with Mexico and Canada, "and eventually all throughout the Americas." Beck told Antonio, "When I was growing up, the John Birch Society—I thought they were a bunch of nuts." But now, he said, "you guys are starting to make more and more sense to me."A secret history of Glenn Beck, by way of Robert Welch, Willard Cleon Skousen and the John Birch Society. From the New Yorker.
He is grossly underestimated as an orator by those who presume that good grammar, rigorous logic, and a solid command of the facts are the essential ingredients of political persuasion, and that the absence of these skills indicates a lack of intelligence. Although Bush is no intellectual, and proud of it, he is quick and clever, and, for all his notorious malapropisms, abuses of syntax, and manglings or reinventions of vocabulary, his intelligence is—if not especially literate—acutely verbal.


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One doesn't watch a movie by Alain Robbe-Grillet to follow a story, but to follow a false story. Cobbled from various impulses and ideas, they form pseudo-narratives that either encourage or defy viewers to make sense of their patterns.
In the interview included as a bonus to his 1968 feature The Man Who Lies, Robbe-Grillet explains that he was invited to make a film in Slovakia with lots of resources, that he wanted to create a showcase for actor Jean-Louis Trintignant (presumably for his means his physicality, his capacity for mercurial shifts, his gift for enigma), that a nearby castle (which they could use) had a woman waiting for her brother who disappeared in the World War II Resistance, and that Communist monuments to dead heroes were fabricated to include all kinds of villains as well. From these ideas, and from his fondness for Franz Kafka's The Castle and Alexander Pushkin's Boris Godunov, Robbe-Grillet constructed the web of references that form this movie.


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Led first and third. Found the first tougher than I'd been expecting and the traverse on pitch 2 is a bit baffling!AJM - AltLd O/S - 24/Sep/13 with Helen Seaborne
lead P2. Came off on the traverse trying the go high route. Lowered off, got straight back on and did it 2nd go with a small sidepull I'd missed before. A very tough sequencehms - AltLd RP - 24/Sep/13 with AJM
Brilliant. Led P1 and P3. Felt a bit pokey gaining and leaving the crack on the first pitch - pretty steady once worked out though. Vintage first belay. Didn't find the second pitch that taxing, although I stayed quite low and Nick had chalked all the decent holds. Great fun yarding up the spikes.Alex Winter - AltLd O/S - 30/Jul/13 with Nick
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Athens – Last football season, Georgia ranked 115th out of 119 Division I-A teams in penalties. The Bulldogs were penalized 112 times for 938 yards, 72.15 yards per game. Atrocious.
That has not been forgotten in spring practice.
"Every coach has a systematic way of logging during practice any penalty that happens," Mark Richt was saying Thursday. "And when practice is over, those coaches have some form of discipline – up-downs and that kind of thing."
Moreover, Richt said, the emphasis this spring is on curing the cause of excessive penalties.
"We're going back to the basics and trying to create habits," he said. He thinks a superbly conditioned, fundamentally sound player who gets into proper position on a play is less likely to commit an infraction. "The better we are at fundamentals and the better condition we are in, I think the less chance we'll have these kind of penalties."
Even now, though, Richt admits he doesn't know why last year's team was more penalty-prone than his others. But he also knows it can't happen again.
Thursday's practice was an interesting one, with 250 or so high school football coaches – in Athens for Georgia's spring clinic – gathered 'round on a cool, damp afternoon. "Get as close as you want [to the action]," Richt told the coaches. "Just make sure you're at a safe distance."
After practice, Richt offered some opinions about the spring so far:
"Joe Cox has really been very good."
"I think the most dominating player to this point has been Geno Atkins – not to anybody's surprise, probably."
"I think so far I've seen a team that doesn't want to be just a coach-driven team. They want to drive themselves. That's super important."
Blair Walsh seemed to handle well the news that another scholarship kicker, Brandon Bogotay of San Diego, will arrive this summer. Walsh said coaches informed him in advance of the JUCO kicker's signing, and "they have their reasons for it." But he vowed to compete hard and hold on to his jobs handling field goals, extra points and kickoffs. Here's my full story on that situation.
OK, so what do you think about what you've heard from spring ball? You think the penalty problem will be solved? And what do you think about spending another scholarship on a kicker?
March 27th, 2009
5:33 am
Not only the most penalized team, but the STUPID penalty's killed us. That is all coaching and I hope CMR has corrected that.
Joe Cox will be fine barring any injuries, what about the back-ups like Logan Grey??? Could he step right in and handle the job??
March 27th, 2009
5:52 am
last year, we were suppose to be number 1 in the country….we played like number 36 most of the year. out of frustration, we hit people late and out of bounds…..because we couldn't stop a Div 2 school.
March 27th, 2009
7:19 am
The biggest factors that will cut down penalties will be experience, and fresh legs.
March 27th, 2009
8:08 am
Walsh from FL, Bogotay from CA. Where do the homegrown PK'ers go..? Georgia State, Morris Brown or Tech..?
March 27th, 2009
8:27 am
If you use a 'ship on a kicker, you just have to make sure you don't miss. Walsh has been a hit as a place-kicker. This guy will have to be a hit as a kickoff specialist.
I'm very comfortable and confident in Joe Cox as our QB. I would, however, LOVE to hear more about Logan Gray.
March 27th, 2009
9:31 am
the reports from other news outlets seem to agree that logan gray is doing quite well, and because of his many talents will be used during the game.
he is faster than dj and appears to be an overall better athlete.
March 27th, 2009
9:42 am
AltamahaDawg makes a good point – fewer injuries means less exhaustion. Less exhaustion means better focus and focus is what this defense was sorely lacking last year. Not just in penalties but in poor technique, arm tackling or not wrapping up, or just simply playing out of position from the get go.
March 27th, 2009
9:44 am
I know we've signed plenty of quality in-state kickers over the years. Rex Robinson, Hap Hines, Billy Bennett, etc. Off the top of my head though, I can't remember where either Kevin Butler or Brandon Coutu hailed from out of high school.
March 27th, 2009
10:36 am
Don't know about you guys, but going 15/23 on FG in JUCO doesn't exactly inspire confidence.
March 27th, 2009
10:42 am
I don't think he's here to handle the FG duties Big Will but the competition should still be good for Walsh.
March 27th, 2009
10:45 am
Experience will cut down on penalties? What more experience does this year's team have that last year's didn't?
March 27th, 2009
11:04 am
Coutu was from Collins Hill. Butler is from Georgia as well.
Stupid penalties were from frustration, whether from the score, being out of position, or previous shots taken.
March 27th, 2009
11:06 am
Big Will, they are bringing him in because of his big leg. Even pro teams will have a punter, kickoff specialist, and place kicker sometimes. His main job will be booting it out of the endzone; however, he is still a raw talent and really just started playing. Texas Tech had a walk-on fan kick for them, so it can get worse.
March 27th, 2009
11:18 am
If memory serves me Butler went to Redan and Kotu went to Collins Hill.
Billy was a walk-on. Would love to have another like him.
March 27th, 2009
11:21 am
Sorry Coutu, not Kotu…my speller is obviously on the fritz.
March 27th, 2009
11:32 am
Penalties are direct result of a lack of focus. These guys are coming to the play with a lazy mentality and that is why you get your offsides, false starts, even some holds. We need good ol fashioned discipline which appears to be what we are hearing to some extent from this team and coaches this year.
March 27th, 2009
11:42 am
FYI . . . Georgia has canceled today's practice, which was to have been a scrimmage in Sanford Stadium, because of the weather. Next practice is Monday.
March 27th, 2009
12:08 pm
Tim Tucker : Now comes the chatter for that indoor practice field…and Right On Time is right on regarding Butler. But what of today's PK'ers..? I remember when Butler played at UGA and with Da Bears. Guy cost me 50 bucks by hitting a FG before flipping the field and losing the wind at his back during the Super Bowl…One of my more vivid memories of Butler was him sitting in the passenger seat of some black Trans Am as the Trans Am was about to leave Athens for the NFL…
March 27th, 2009
1:14 pm
I think the new kicker thing is very underrated. The new guy had 20 touchbacks last year which is more important to me than his FG numbers.
Walsh last year had 10% of his kickoffs go out of bounds. That's awful. It's a big field out there, Blair….
March 27th, 2009
1:22 pm
I agree with some others that I would like to hear something a little more in depth about Logan Gray.
Also, if what has happened so far this offseason is any indication, focus and responsibility must be better this year. If I recall correctly, there were already several arrests/incidents by this time last offseason. So far, not a mention of any problems this year. Looks like the older guys are setting a good example and the coaches have laid down the law.
Finally, for those who haven't seen it, I regret not having the link, but the reno of Butts-Mehre will probably take care of the bad weather days. It's not a full indoor field, but darn close, and the whole place looks incredible; state of the art.
Go Dawgs!
March 27th, 2009
1:39 pm
We had 3 losses last year. 2 of those looses had nothing to do with penalties.
We need to eliminate penalties for sure because it will cost you a game(s)…maybe it cost us the Tech game, don't remember.
March 27th, 2009
1:41 pm
Okay pick one. An indoor football practice facility or the Youclan Arena for Gymnastics and that other game we play in the fall and winter.
March 27th, 2009
1:43 pm
All I remember Fladawg is it seemed that last year when we got a big play for some momentum, it would be crushed by a penalty. It got old, I got old.
March 27th, 2009
1:47 pm
I wonder if I can get a stimulus grant for the Cuz indoor parking facility for the Masters? I promise to employ three illegal immigrants. Vammanos los pollos!
March 27th, 2009
1:50 pm
The coaches need to be pickier about calling penalties in practice than SEC officiating crews…I know…sounds impossible…
March 27th, 2009
1:50 pm
My wife can't get me on facebook, but I have just enough man-crush for Richt to get on twitter.
March 27th, 2009
1:58 pm
Mark is one of the world best head coaches. He will be the BEST!
March 27th, 2009
2:01 pm
godawg did you drink your lunch? That would be a penalty on every play. Stay safe in dem hills you never know when an assistant coach might rip off his shirt.
March 27th, 2009
2:05 pm
I think when you don't have freshman trying to block, you will not see as many procedural penalties. I think when you can rotate the D-ends you wont see as many late hits trying to compensate for getting there a half step late. (although it seemed a couple of those were questionable at best). I think when you get a better pass rush, you won't see the D-back needing to grab on. A few of those holding calls were better than the alternative.
Personally I am glad (mostly because its over), that IF you are going to have freakish numbers of injuries, IF you are going to have unusual amount of penalties, IF you are going to lose to tech every 8 yrs, it happened all in one year. The chances are pretty remote of any of that happening again soon. Frankly for a lot of UGA fans, anything less than an undefeated NC season was going to disappoint them, so may as well get all that out of the way at one time if it wasn't to be.
And from what I can tell, all of that is providing motivation now.
Had we finished with a couple of near misses last year, how easy would it be to think this is just going to be a down year and look ahead. It looks like they are seriously trying to Improve on a 10-3 season. Thats a pretty big Nut.
March 27th, 2009
2:07 pm
off subject, but I thought is was interesting to read that SF won't take Stafford if he is available and it appears to be based on his unwillingness to answer questions about his parents divorce.
It is certainly SF's right NOT to take Stafford, but seems an unusual reason to knock someone like Stafford. No head case problems while in HS or at UGA. His worst off field mistake was being innebriated off season as a Freshman and having photos taken.
With his high wonderlic (spelling?) you would think that not wanting to talk freeley to a complete stranger about one's parents divorce would not be a red flag issue.
Maybe they are releasing that info because they are trying to get the Lions to 2nd guess taking him ahead of the 49ers so that they can take him? Seems very strange.
March 27th, 2009
2:15 pm
Cuz, well it IS Friday…going to run into abnoxville in a little bit and hope the Diamond Dawgs can squeeze a W in around the raindrops…need to stay lubricated…
As for Stafford and the 49ers: Wouldn't you think that psych report results would be confidential? Why is Singletary talking about them to the press? Whose business is that anyway? Classless…
March 27th, 2009
2:20 pm
If you think about the penalties, injuries, suspensions, kicking the ball out of bounds on kick offs, & lack of basic takling techniques UGA shouldn't have won a single game. Not satisfied with last year, but it could have been alot worse. Many lessons learned from it. One good thing about the injuries is that we do get a very experienced & deep offensive line back.
March 27th, 2009
2:28 pm
Doesn't anyone remember the kicking game before the beginning of last year? Blair was here as a fieldgoal kicker. Butler and another player were to kick off and possibly punt. Everything ended up on Blair's back. What happened to the other competitors? Their unavailability was the chief reason that we had to force Walsh into the game. Now with Bogotay, Walsh may concentrate on his specialty, field goals. If Bogotay is left to kickoffs he may do better than in JUCO because he can concentrate on his specialty. Anyone walking onto a college field to kick for the first time and do what this guy has done gives me hope that one of our problems may be resolved. And it may lead to a higher % field goals per attempt by Blair. Does anyone recall a kicker name of "Spike" Jones? Watched him kick an 86-87yd punt.
Bryan G hit the head on the nail(bet that hurts!) with his comments. I also like the questions concerning Logan Gray. Somehow I'm pullin' to see this guy on the field. His quiet approach and athletic ability gives the glimmer of a heroic quality waiting to be ushered onto the Bulldawg Nation's stage. We will see, but I'd like to add my name to those wanting to hear more.
We have read this past week of the D successes including interceptions and runbacks. Who threw those balls? Haven't heard. Would like to know how many were due to throws, wrong routes or great athletic effort on the D's part. That way we can cheer for players to improve and/or watch the individuals who are puttin'out on D.
UgaVII- Haven't heard too much from you old boy. I say "old" because of the three blazin' scars on your butt from last year. I still think we need someone to write for you during the games where you can tell us what happens on the sidelines. Did anyone read Jeff Owen's Blog and what he had to say to the fans? Good Dawg!
March 27th, 2009
2:35 pm
We "have read"?? I hope Altamaha doesn't see that! Sorry.
March 27th, 2009
2:40 pm
I've heard that Singletary is supposed to be this great stand up guy. If he was accurately quoted about Stafford, then Singletary is a total douch.
March 27th, 2009
2:45 pm
First things first.
I will bet you my first born that Cox will have better numbers than Stafford. Yep! Stafford may have a better arm, but it doesn't do you any good if you over-throw your receiver by 15 yards. Don't dismiss Cox's arm. He has plenty of arm and is very accurate. Wait and see. However, Logan is the QB of the future. This guy can do it all. Even though he is a faster runner than Shockley, he is a drop back passer, making him a Joe Montana, but with blazing fast legs if you rush him.
The kicker situation. We will be fine. We needed help with kickoffs. This guy is the man. We need Blair to concentrate 100% on field goals. The scholarship things doesn't matter to me. By the way, Billy Bennett was originally a walk-on. He currently holds the record for most all-time scored points in NCAA. Not bad Billy!
March 27th, 2009
2:50 pm
Where is Butler's kid?
March 27th, 2009
2:59 pm
ole dawg, we won't know the answer to those questions because practices are closed to the media. we will only get what CMR wants us to get. which is okay with me. but from my understanding from an inside source, mettenberger is looking pretty good for a true freshman. wouldn't surprise me to hear he will get some PT this year. another guy looking good is vance cuff at corner. i've got more if you want to know.
March 27th, 2009
3:04 pm
It seemed as if more than 50% of the calls last year were wrongly assessed against the Dawgs. I generally marvel at the eyes of most refs when we can only see the infraction in slow motion while they called it "right on" in real time. The poor calls last year gave a new set of downs that the D had to overcome many times and in poor situations. While I respect most calls, many were poor last year and occurred mostly in three games. That doesn't even take into account the "no calls" that would have leveled the field. Somehow, I can't get too carried away with some of our mistakes that were called in error. Some of those calls helped to deflate the D more than once. It was indeed a great year to win 10 in that milieu.
We should watch them(the refs) closely this year and compare notes after games…then complain loud as hell to Slive by e-mail. That's the least we could do as fans.
March 27th, 2009
3:05 pm
I concur! Could one of the AJC folk address the issue of Logan G.? Ya know, perhaps even asking Richt his thoughts…
Thank you in advance, oh, and FCK FLORIDA!
March 27th, 2009
3:05 pm
March 27th, 2009
3:07 pm
I hate going to the trouble of typing a great comment that doesn't show up. lol
March 27th, 2009
3:08 pm
big dawg- Keep posting the good info. I saw where Mettenberger threw for several tds over 60yds. True?
March 27th, 2009
3:11 pm
I agree witcha. Maybe the endzone celebration put us on the radar for the officials, but they sure had us pegged all year long.
March 27th, 2009
3:11 pm
big dawg- My last post didn't go through. Yes, please continue. I saw where Mettenberger threw for several tds over 60 yds. True?
March 27th, 2009
3:13 pm
After seeing all the "progress" the 49ers have made with Alex Smith, I would have thrown the interview as well. I would have insulted everyone's mama and then stormed out. At least he hasn't publically exposed himself in the middle of a glass house–I mean–press room.
March 27th, 2009
3:25 pm
Bulldawg- Your statement is redundant. We already know them as FU. Kicking their collective arses will still only mollify my feelings for last year if we do it 10 yrs in a row. And that's only for the one game.
I do like the "new" spirit coming out of camp and what we sometimes forget is that these guys have a sense of revenge that's only good for them. Guarantee that some players are still smoldering during workouts. They were embarrassed in front of their family and friends as well. The Dawgs are gonna git'em good.
March 27th, 2009
3:32 pm
Sure it is redundant but it feels sooooo good.
Give me a hearty "FCK FLORIDA!"
March 27th, 2009
3:38 pm
i'll know more about yesterdays practice later this evening, but was told michael moore will have a huge role in this years offense.. seems like he and JCOX like to hook up.,and back to mettenberger, he evidently has a stafford like arm..not much mobility, but has a cannon. another name we haven't heard much of is tanner strickland, his stock is rising but his problem is that he is having to go up against geno, who has been virtually unstoppable..was told that nobody has really stepped up at DE which is still a lil concerning.
March 27th, 2009
3:39 pm
UP FU! How's that, Bulldawg? On second thought it's still not suitable. FCK FU! You are correct. It does feel good!


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We only have one game left, than we only have four weeks until the playoffs. Crazy isn't it?
Starting off in Detroit, who would have thought the Bucs would be on a tree game win streak? And a win against Detroit isn't a bad win. But for the Lions, that loss puts them in a tie for first place for the division. Detroit really needed to win that one.
In Minnesota we had a tie. Last week I said that Green Bay really needed to win to keep pace In the division, but a tie isn't bad. Considering they are only half a game back in the division. I wouldn't count them out of this division race.
A low scoring game between Jacksonville and Houston. Which showcased the Jaguars now being tied with the Texans at 2-9. Really terrible season for Houston. Even Andre Johnson said "we suck' in a postgame interview.
A big game for the Chargers turned into a big win for the Chargers. Both teams traded scores the whole game, but a late touchdown passes from Phillip Rivers put the Chargers on top against the Chiefs.
Cam Newton had to come up clutch for his team again in Miami. Even though the Panthers defense pitched a shut out in the second half, Cam was having trouble moving the ball. But he came up in the clutch for his team, moving his team to a 8-3 mark.
It was a must win for both teams in Cleveland Sunday. With the un predictable Bengals I think the AFC North is still a open race. Pittsburg is only two games back. And a win against the Browns helped them.
Just when we thought the Bears were the real deal, the get blown out by the Rams. Tavon Austin is starting to make a name for himself. This helps the Colts, because now we know that the Rams are some what a good team.
Another must win situation for both teams. The Jets trying to keep pace with the Patriots. And the Ravens trying to keep pace with the Steelers and Bengals. And the Ravens won this game.
It was definitely a playoff atmosphere in Oakland on Sunday. The winner of this game took the 6th and final spot in the AFC playoff picture. And both teams played really good games, but the Titans won this game in exciting fashion.
You never know what Colts team you are going to get. They got blown out in Arizona Sunday 40-11. A disappointing game to watch as a Colts fan. The Colts need to buckle down if they want to be a contender. And this weeks game against the Titans should tell us a lot.
In Americas game of the week, the Cowboys took on the Giants. It came down to the end. And the Cowboys came through in the clutch. And now the Cowboys have a share of the division lead.
Sunday night showcased the Manning v Brady bowl. And in the first half it looked like a blowout game. But in exciting fashion, Tom Brady lead his team to a exciting comeback. This game really showed the true heart of the Patriots and Tom Brady.
Week 12 Sunday Review
11/26/13 in NFL | NickMorgan | 1 respect


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