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Earlier this summer, I foolishly tempted fate by boasting that I hadn't had a single ant attack in my kitchen this year. The Ant Queen heard me and sent her workers to descend upon me and wreak havoc of Biblical proportions.
It seems like we left the house for 15 minutes one day, came back and there were swarms of them on my kitchen counter. There are more ants in my house than teenage girls hanging around my son.
And now the ants are permanent houseguests who eat everything they can get their hands on. As Ben Franklin said, fish and visitors smell after three days. The ants wore out their welcome in 90 seconds.
Now don't read this if you're easily shocked, but my kids leave food messes on the kitchen counter on a regular basis. I don't always have time to instantaneously clean it up, and so far my threats of death by electrocution have not spurred my kids to be cleaner.
This leaves our flank open for the vicious, coordinated ant attacks.
Some people say the world's greatest threat is global warming or nuclear war, but I know what it really is: ants. They are taking over the world.
So far we've staved off nuclear attacks, and global warming hasn't yet melted all the polar caps. Meanwhile, I can't get the flipping ants to stay out of my kitchen.
You probably remember that these creatures are capable of super strength and work in cooperation like fiends from Hell.
All we need is a pair of ants to get inside a nuclear reactor, drink some of that radioactive water, and you've got an entire horror movie franchise right there.
SUPERANTS! Someone's probably already written a screenplay on this topic.
Just consider this: Ants are capable of working together much better than humans. Instead of having ant wars, they designate one ant warrior to battle another to decide contests of territory.
Humans haven't done this since David and Goliath.
Experts estimate that the total mass of all the ants in the world is more than the total mass of humans. Even more living masses than you find inside a Staples store on Back to School sale night.
That's a lot of ants. And what's going to happen after they drink the nuclear reactor water?
And we'd really better watch out for those Slavemaker Ants, who burrow into other ants' colonies and enslave them. When those insects inevitably turn mutant, we'll all be digging their anthills for them. I want to do the laundry room. It's smaller.
On some minor level, it does actually bother me to kill all these ants, because after all, they are God's creatures and deserve to be here, too. Some readers have pointed out to me that they're probably invading my kitchen in the summer looking for water.
So should I put an "ant bath" in the back yard? Would that keep them away?
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A quick timelapse video packing up the stand.
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Was our first Bett so good to see everyone at the stand - great intro to the show and made really welcome. Pizza and good convo.
Thanks everyone.
Have to sign into Facebook to see this. Perhaps a little ironic considering this thread:
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It means that I cannot see the takedown because I refuse to join FaceBook.
I am not complaining here just making an observation.
I know I deleted my account too so I can't see it either
I have set the facebook permissions to public, so had hoped with facebook's current security, (or lack of it) it should be visable to all. Will give it a try.
There is a embed option, but I don`t think I have rights to do that on here.
Great use of duct tape. As a handle! Have to remember that.
Thanks for the mug And now have my next year mission, get an edugeek lanyard!
Also the LED laser projector. WOW, that was amazing. Good recommend there.
Looking forward to #educonf2010 now, not to stress you hard working edugeek organisers.
Why have I only just found this today!!
Anyone else notice that for most of the first half of the video Tony appears to be lurking as everyone else dismantles the stand
After that he does seems to get his hands dirty though
Benefits of being retired ... it means i get to make comment on others doing the work
BETT was *SO* relaxing this year ... wasn't it, DB?
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I've been discovered. As those of you who read the comments already know, one of my students has found my blog. Which likely means that ALL of my students have found my blog.
Ever since I saw the comment, I've been racking my brains, trying to remember if there's anything on here I might not want students to know about me. I do kind of try to keep my personal life somewhat separate from my teaching life. But I also try not to post anything I don't want my parents to know about - yes Dad, that means you, but it's your own fault for freaking out when I happened to mention I was on antibiotics.
I think I'm pretty safe. I do tend to be aware of the fact that my words can go anywhere from here. Blogging isn't private by any means. And even if I did post something I'd rather not announce to my students, it's a little late now.
So to any of my students who happen by, I say, "Welcome." Please take note of the use of punctuation in the previous sentence. Unless you're in a British English group, in which case I should say, "Welcome".
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Doh! I can't STAND it when students find our blogs, it's such an invasion. But I guess this is public forum, after all. I had my very own stalker who would leave anonymous comments after our classes, poor soul. At least they can't see my "Facebook" page--or CAN THEY...?
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I was looking for a nice duck recipe and this one didn't have a review... until now. The sauce makes the dish. I made the reduction the day before and it really helped move things along the next day at Sunday Dinner. I did make less sauce by using a cup of wine and a cup of orange juice, and reduced the other ingredients as well. I still had plenty left over. On it's own the sauce was complex but a little acidic UNTIL you served it with the duck. The two together were greater than the sum of the parts. I served this to a doubting husband who didn't like duck before. After dinner he handed me the recipe I had printed and said "save this one".
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Thanks for the laugh Ramona!!! I didn't take any time off this holiday season. I wonder if that was intentional? :0) We've had company all this past week. Not directly at our house, but at the girls' Gma's house. Her son and his family came for Christmas. Their four and two year old are wearing me out and I barely see them. But school and college can not start fast enough. Unfortunately, college doesn't start back up till the end of January. SD19 is being a stink! She's being all. You can't tell me what to do and I can do whatever I want and just plain jerky! It's getting really old really fast! DH called her out last night and it got loud, but he didn't back down once. I was very proud of him!! We will see how the rest of the weekend goes.
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What would Valentine's Day be without a little sweetness for your sweetie? If you're wanting to make the perfect ooey-gooey confection that even color-coordinates with the holiday, then this is your recipe.
Red velvet brownies with white chocolate butter cream frosting combines everything you love about brownies (the dense, chewy deliciousness) and red velvet cake (the deep, luxurious color) and then tops it off with frosting. What could be better?
Red Velvet Brownies With White Chocolate Buttercream Frosting via Smells Like Home
Prep Time: 15 minutes
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Total Time: 65 minutes
Yield: 12 brownies
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1. To make the brownies: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F. Butter and flour an 8"x8" baking pan.
2. In a small bowl, slowly stir together the cocoa powder, food coloring, and 1 tsp vanilla into a thick paste until no lumps of cocoa remain. Set aside.
3. In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, beat together the butter and sugar on medium speed until light and fluffy, about 2 minutes. Add eggs one at a time, mixing well after each addition, then stir in the remaining 1 tsp of vanilla. With the mixer off, add in the cocoa mixture, then turn the mixer to medium and beat the two mixtures together until they are one uniform color. Slowly add in the flour and salt and mix on medium-low speed, just until combined. Do not overmix.
4. Remove the bowl from the mixer and stir up the batter with a rubber spatula once or twice just to ensure all of the flour has incorporated from the sides of the bowl and there isn't anything stuck on the bottom of the bowl. You'll want one uniformly colored (red) batter.
5. Pour the batter into the prepared pan and bake for 30-40 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean when inserted into the center of the brownies. Allow brownies to completely cool in the pan on a baking rack, about 45-60 minutes. Frost brownies in the pan, cut into 12 bars, and serve, or remove the entire batch from the pan to a cutting board, cut into 12 bars, frost, and serve.
To make the frosting: In the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, cream butter until soft and fluffy then beat in the vanilla. With the mixer on low speed, slowly add in powdered sugar 1/2 cup at a time; allow the sugar to mix in before adding the next 1/2 cup. Once all of the sugar has been added, beat on medium speed for 30 seconds and scrape down the sides of the bowl. Add in the melted white chocolate and beat on medium speed until incorporated. With the mixer on low, add in heavy cream 1 tbsp at a time and beat at medium speed until the frosting has reached your desired consistency.
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Chinese Roast Pork (Char Siu)
I can't get enough of char siu—Cantonese barbecue roast pork. A roast pork pun is an absolute must whenever I'm in Chinatown. I make this recipe, which comes painstakingly tested by the folks at Cook's Illustrated, once or twice a year. I usually make it for Thanksgiving, as it's a rich, sweet meat that fits well at the table and a pleasant variation from some done-to-death holiday fare. But since it's first cooked slowly on low heat and then glazed and finished in the broiler, it makes an excellent candidate for grill season. Start it in the oven and finish it on the grill for the best kind of instant gratification. Five spice powder keeps this otherwise straightforward marinade interesting and complex. When used properly, it should never hit you over the head with its flavor, just whisper its presence.
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- 1 teaspoon five spice powder
- 2 teaspoons sesame oil
- 1 tablespoon minced ginger
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 cup honey
- 1/4 cup ketchup
Trim the pork of large pieces of fat and cut it into inch-thick strips. Combine the rest of the ingredients, except the honey and ketchup, in a large bowl, adding the sesame oil last to prevent clumping. Reserve 1/3 cup of marinade and set aside. Then add the pork, mix well, and let it sit in the refrigerator overnight.
The next day, heat the oven to 300°F with two oven racks in the middle. Cover two half-sheet pans with a layer of water and lay cooling racks on top of them. Put the marinated pork on the racks and cover tightly with aluminum foil. Make sure to give the strips of pork some space. Roast for 20 minutes, one sheet pan per rack.
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"Outlander" begins when a space craft crashes into the majestic fjords of ancient Norway and into the time of the Vikings. From the wreckage emerge two bitter enemies: a soldier from another world – Kainan (James Caviezel) – and a bloodthirsty creature known as the Moorwen. Man and monster both seeking revenge for violence committed against them. As the Moorwen ravages the Viking world, killing everything in its path, Kainan forms an unlikely alliance with the primitive but fierce warriors. Combining his advanced technology with ancient Iron Age weapons, the hero leads a desperate attempt to kill the monster - before it destroys them all.
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- Production Companies: The Weinstein Company, Ascendant Pictures, Outlander Productions, Film & Entertainment VIP Medienfonds 4 GmbH & Co. KG
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I've done a hint of the tauren startup. It has been changed. Shrunk the questing space around Narache, so it's not so huge. And you dont have to do such a huge run around to bloodhoof. I havent gone beyond that. But there's also a new little village in the far north, so I suspect there's more there. Let alone likely a breadcrumb quest and a shuttle-ride into Stonetalon or something.


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In October of 2013, our 13th annual national conference, designed and titled as "A Call to Action," was a great showcase for IA's mission. At the conference, we invited and challenged engaged artists, designers, and scholars across the disciplines to organize and pursue a democratic revival. A revival that's centered on the urgent work of imagining and creating a future that aligns with the deepest cultural and political ideals of a diverse people. A revival that invites and challenges colleges and universities to see themselves as part of, rather than simply partners with, their communities. A revival that advances "full participation" by linking and integrating—in the very architecture of our institutions—commitments to access, equity, inclusion, and diversity with the work of public engagement. A revival that focuses our energy, time, and resources on positive possibilities pursued through a practical and productive politics, even while it also opens up and sustains a critical discourse about pressing public issues and problems. A revival that exemplifies and builds what former Syracuse University Chancellor and President Nancy Cantor refers to as third spaces—open and public free spaces—where the work of democracy takes place.
As a growing consortium of over 100 colleges and universities, IA's central aim is to engage people in the work of democratizing civic culture in the United States and beyond. We place our primary focus on the transformational task of democratizing the culture of higher education institutions through scholars and practitioners who draw on the arts, humanities, and design in their work. As a means to this end, IA's staff and NAB members have been developing a "Theory of Change" that represents our collective answers to three key questions: (1) What is our assessment of the world as it is? (2) What is our vision of the world as it should be? (3) What strategies can we use to close the gap between what is and what should be?
Here are some of the ways we're exploring these questions.
With respect to the world as it is:
We see troubling anti-public and anti-democratic trends and realities masquerading as a response to austerity, including the devaluing of the knowledges and practices of the arts, humanities, and design fields. But we also see positive and hopeful trends and realities. Communities within and beyond higher education are rich with talent and expertise, and many people are hungry for more and better opportunities to engage in meaningful public work.
With respect to the world as it should be:
We reaffirm the vision of the world as it should be, which is named in IA's Vision, Mission, Values, and Goals Statement.
With respect to strategies for closing the gap between what is and what should be, our "signature" strategy continues to be to awaken, develop, and unleash the bold spirit and power of the arts, humanities, and design. We are also exploring the following:
- Adopting and adapting a set of practices from broad-based community organizing models and traditions to build teams at our member institutions. Such practices include the craft of one-on-one meetings as a means of identifying leaders and building relationships; as a means of grounding and guiding our collective actions, the development of public narratives composed of the story of self, the story of us, and the story of now; and the institutionalization of habits of ongoing critical reflection and public accountability.
- Facilitating and sustaining a critical discourse that builds and sharpens each participant, and our collective theory, knowledge, and practices.
- Changing key structures and policies through action research, including those related to access, equity, inclusion, and diversity in higher education, and to government arts, humanities, and education policies. For example, our collaboration with the Columbia University Law School's Center for Institutional and Social Change is engaging 21 of our member institutions in an initiative aimed at advancing "full participation—access to and success within higher education for traditionally underserved people.
- Activating a critically hopeful, prophetic stance and voice, by inviting and engaging people in the ongoing work that our name communicates: the work of "imagining" America. Langston Hughes activated this stance and voice in his poem, "Let America Be America Again," when he wrote:
O, yes,
I say it plain,
America never was America to me,
And yet I swear this oath—
America will be!
Any useful theory must be tested, and ours is no different. It must be informed and shaped by the wisdom and experience of many people. We celebrate the wisdom and commitment to civic transformation that exists within the consortium, and hope to create together a "revival ethos" that pushes back against the pervasive "crisis" narrative that burdens the dominant discourse within higher education and society. Such an ethos will be an essential part of IA's evolution, as we transition to a new phase of organizational development aimed at building our capacity to contribute to the work of organizing a movement.
We would like to note that this year's conference in the City of Syracuse carried special significance. Nancy Cantor ended her stellar tenure as Chancellor of Syracuse University at the end of the 2013 fall semester. We seize this opportunity to applaud the significance of Nancy's leadership at Syracuse, and her deep support and encouragement of IA's growth in her time here. The evidence of this growth is substantial, too robust to detail here, but a few examples will suffice:
- Public: A Journal of Imagining America, published its first issue this fall. A peer-reviewed, open-access journal, Public is a collaboration between IA and Syracuse University Press.
- We are pleased that the newly established IA Presidential Leadership Team convened a half-day forum during the conference for presidents and chancellors of member institutions.
- We welcome new members to the NAB who represent important perspectives: Alexandrina Agloro, co-director of our Publicly Active Graduate Education program; Carole Bebelle, executive director of Ashé Cultural Arts Center in New Orleans; Lisa Yun Lee, director of art and art history at the University of Illinois at Chicago; Brian Murphy, president of De Anza College, a community college in Cupertino, California; and Vicki Ruiz, Professor of History and Chicano/Latino Studies at University of California-Irvine.
- Ten community colleges have become IA members through the Maricopa Community College district in Arizona. We now claim more than 100 member institutions. And this number does not include IA's many partner institutions, such as our growing relationship with the Federation of State Humanities Councils.
As at this year's conference, we encouraged all who attended to engage in critical discourse with their colleagues, and the questions we asked are relevant to all of us. What are you trying to change? What stands in your way? How can we support one another? What are the actions we need to take to realize our shared vision, values, and goals?


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I'm the luckiest woman in the world right now, and it's just going to get better.
'So, when do you think we should tell everyone?' Frank asked me.
'As soon as possible. They're all family too.' I answered. He smiled and called someone.
'Mikey? Invite everyone round to your place right now. We have something to tell you.' Frank said. Mikey must've agreed. 'We're going there in about half an hour. Does anyone else know?' He asked.
'I told my mum, so everyone in London must've heard the news by now.' I said. Frank laughed and kissed my cheek.
'I just can't believe we're having a baby. Have we decided what to call the baby if it's a girl?' He asked.
'Nope.' I answered.
'What about the name of a flower?' He asked. I shook my head.
'As pretty as they are, I just don't see myself as the flower naming parent. How about Kitty?' I suggested.
'Aw, that's cute. Kitty Iero.' He said. I smiled and rested my head on his chest.
'We're going to be married parents. That's so weird. Oh Christ! What if I go into labour at the alter? That would be so scary.' I gasped. Frank laughed.
'That won't happen you crazy lady.' He said stroking my hair.
'It might.' I said. We sat there, chatting and joking around, until Frank said it was time to go.
'Time to tell everyone.' He said. We got up, and went to Mikey's house. Kayla immediately ran up to Frank.
'Daddy!' She said.
'Hey kid.' He said hugging her.
'Well, we see the rings.' Molly said happily. Everyone cheered. We smiled.
'Thanks everyone. But, there's even more stuff that we need to tell you.' Frank said putting his arm around my waist.
'What is it?' Kayla asked.
'Well honey, you're going to have a younger sister or brother.' Frank answered kneeling down to pick her up. Everyone was shocked, but they were so happy.
'Oh my... Oh my god. We're going to be aunts and uncles.' Hannah said hugging us, everyone joined in.
'And you're getting married. This is so amazing.' Gerard said. 'Can I be Godparent?' He asked.
'Me too!' Everyone shouted.
'Guys, we haven't decided anything right now. We've got 8 months left until the baby's born, and we have a lot to fit in.' I said.
'Wait... 8 months?' Mikey asked. Everyone suddenly realised what that meant. I saw him last month because I snuck into the hotel, which he planned. Everyone thought he wanted his own hotel room because he was ill. They weren't allowed visitors.
'Yeah. I just really missed her okay?' Frank asked.
'Hozzie, Kayla, do you want to play with the dollhouse?' Molly suggested. They cheered and ran into the playroom.
'Dude, what the hell? We weren't allowed. How the hell did you do it?' Bob asked.
'I don't know. Shit security? Look, I hate being apart from her. I honestly can't stand it, and we're about to have a baby, so it worked out for the best.' Frank said. I smiled and snuggled up to him.
'It's so weird though. I have an alien growing inside me.' I said. I suddenly got very aware, and frightened of what was happening. 'Oh god. It's going to hurt like hell. I don't want to do it. I can't do it. It will hurt too much, and then we're going to have to spend every last penny we have on the baby. For the rest of it's life. Not to mention 24/7 care. Why did you invite me over you retard?' I asked while hitting Frank.
'Hey, it's going to be okay. Everyone goes through the same thing. I even considered leaving Sophie and Kayla completely when I found out she was pregnant, but when I saw her for the first time, I realised that being a dad would be amazing. I didn't realise it was possible to love something so much.' He said. He stroked me and calmed me down.
'Are you sure?' I asked. He nodded his head.
'Positive. And I'm going to be there every step of the way.' He said. I smiled and rested my head on his shoulders.
'Guys, stop being all lovey-dovey in front of us please. It's gross!' Bob shouted. 'And you went behind our backs! You know what? Ah!' He screamed. Uh-oh. He tends to do this thing, whenever he's angry he goes to his drums and sings a crude song. Gerard and Jane went to cover the kids ears.
'Bob, quit it.' Hannah said. But it was no use.
'Fuck you Penina. Fuck you Frank, why don't you go and have sex with a tramp who's got aids? FUCK YOU PENINA. FUCK YOU FRANK, WHY DON'T YOU GO AND HAVE SEX WITH A TRAMP WHO'S GOT AIDS? FUCK YOU! FUCK YOU! AIDS! AIDS! AIDS! Aids...' He sand getting out of breath. The best way to calm him down was to compliment him.
'I like it.' Mikey said.
'It's great Bob.' Ray added.
'Is it what our fans are after though?' Frank asked. Bob got angry again and knocked the kit over.
'Bob wait...' I started.
'Fuck you!' Bob screamed.
'Hey! No one talks to my fiance like that! Just calm down. You're going to be an uncle.' Frank said. Bob smiled.
'Babies are so cute.' He said.
'Yeah, and you can see him all the time.' I said. No matter how angry and appalling Bob can be, he's still a true child at heart.
'I'm going to give that kid all the presents that it wants!' He said. We giggled.
'Just 8 months to go now.' Frank said. He smiled and hugged me. 'I can't wait.' He said. I smiled and hugged him back. We're parents to be.
Hey guys. I know this chapter is quite crap, but I'm not even sorry. (Well, maybe a little bit XD) The internet here sucks donkey's balls, so when this chapter will even be online I have no clue. Probably in 2013 at this rate. My older sister and I are going to the spa later, which is the best bit about centre parcs. It has honestly everything you could imagine in it. I also said that I'm going to go in the sauna and when it's busy, I'm going to say... "Oh my god. It's like a sauna in here." Just like the gif! I need mental help, but I won't take it. I also had to send my headteacher a postcard as homework, so I said something incredibly weird in it. And in case you hadn't figured it out anyway, the "Fuck you" drum song was from The Midnight Beast. Rate and review children! XD xx


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Right after i had started playing my very first character in Vanilla WoW, (a mage, which i still play today) i remember finishing the Northshire quests and walking into stormwind for the first time. those towering figures standing over the bridge was just epic.
i was at about level 17 when my friend who got me into WoW invited me to do Deadmines with him. just going in there with 5 people and facing off against all those mobs and bosses, especially the ramps going up to the ship and the big goblin shredder, just felt so epic to me. even today in the days of dungeon finders, 5-man content still holds a place in my heart. i can't wait to get a guild group together to take on the rumored difficulty of cata 5-mans.
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Backup quarterback Jaybo Shaw's broken collarbone is by far the most significant injury the team has sustained this young season.
Yes, Shaw was second-string, but many of you saw how valuable he was to the team last year as a freshman.
Shaw hasn't been able to participate in all of the practices this month because of a concussion, but he has looked good when he has been in there.
However, don't despair Tech fans. Tevin Washington doesn't have any game experience, but he has looked very good in practices throwing the ball, well at least he has to this untrained eye. He had a very pretty touchdown pass in Saturday's scrimmage as well, throwing a high pass into the corner.
Of course, that's a small part of Tech's offense. Can he make the right reads running the ball? That's a question I hope to ask and get an answer to this week. Last year's Gardner-Webb game proved that you've got to have a QB who can run with the ball, and not just pass the ball.
Should Shaw miss six weeks, as Johnson guessed, that would put him back to practice for the week of the Mississippi State game. If he misses eight weeks, I would guess he'd likely redshirt, but that's just a guess.
Jonathan Dwyer says he's still working to get into football shape. Those at Thursday's, Friday's or Saturday's practice likely saw him running a few sprints afterward, as he tries to drop a few pounds. He said after Saturday's practice that he wants to to do it to be a bit quicker and more explosive. He looked strong and fast on Saturday, bulling his way for a touchdown.
Freshmen Stephen Hill, Orwin Smith, Izaan Cross and Robert Godhigh all looked good on Saturday. Hill had two catches, Smith had a long run, Cross made at least two tackles, and Godhigh put some people on the ground again with blocks. Emmanuel Dieke spent some time with the first-string defensive line, or what looked like the first-string line. Redshirt freshman T.J. Barnes did as well.
Does Shaw's injury change your outlook on the season? If so, why?
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August 15th, 2009
1:06 pm
Injuries were rampant last year on our team. Here's hoping for a speedy healing, and get that young man back out there. He's a gamer. Good luck to him.
August 15th, 2009
1:07 pm
This is why you have a team and also create depth at all positions. Tevin Washington is going to be a very good player in this offense, now we just have to see what he can do in a game. Looks like David Sims will need to step it up as will Jordan Luallen once his ankle gets better. I'm being realistic and accepting that Shaw will redshirt this season. A collarbone that doesn't have the time to heal properly becomes chronic injury.
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August 15th, 2009
1:07 pm
Jaybo being out makes Nesbitt even that much more important. He has to enter the season healthy. We go 11 straight weeks without a bye. W
On Jaybo, he was decent last year. I was hoping to see more from him. I think a redshirt year would do him well, but I'm sure GT can afford to not redshirt.
August 15th, 2009
1:08 pm
Yes I am a Bulldog. No I dont like Tech. I just hate to hear when someones player is hurt. And I know when a good coach and good player, make a great rivalry even better. Just wanted to wish him well. Get Well Jaybo. See you all in November.
August 15th, 2009
1:09 pm
If I were a Tech fan, I would be hopeful that this doesn't start a string of bad luck for the team. Even more worrisome is the following about Dwyer:
"he's still working to get into football shape. Those at Thursday's, Friday's or Saturday's practice likely saw him running a few sprints afterward, as he tries to drop a few pounds."
The fact that Dwyer isn't committed enough and taking football seriously enough to let him get out of shape–and allow himself to be out of shape this close to the season–tells me there is no discipline on this team or from the coaching staff. I heard Dwyer say in a radio interview on 680 The Fan that the tough early schedule would allow the nation to see the real Georgia Tech. I thought he was too busy drinking the Kool Aid and not busy enough working when I heard that–now it sounds like he was too busy hitting the buffet, as well!
August 15th, 2009
1:11 pm
TECK will drop AT LEAST two games this year solely because of INJURIES TO NERDBOTT. Probably three. You won't be able to keep NERDBOTT healthy running that PEE WEE GIMMICK offense. Imagine GARDNER-WEBB happening two to three times this year! HOW DELICIOUS THAT WILL BE. And how PATHETIC AN EMBARRASSMENT you'll be to the ALMOST COMPETITIVE CONFERENCE.
J-BOW's career may be DONE. That little 1-AA FRAME just isn't going to cut it– he's had THREE CONCUSSIONS already. He may end up like MUHAMMAD ALI before it's said and done at TECK. BETTER KEEP LOOKING FOR A BACKUP. I hope David Sims is able to FINISH A DRILL and doesn't get kicked off the team. Y'all may be starting a WALK-ON by the time you get to late November.
August 15th, 2009
1:18 pm
If your goal is winning the ACC championship, the injury makes ZERO difference.
Josh Nesbitt is the only one under center that was ever going to make that happen.
Sure, Jaybo could have played and won us games against Miss St., Vandy, Jax St.
No disrespect intendted, but we weren't going to beat FSU, Va Tech and UNC with Jaybo. Probably wouldn't beat Georgia either.
There is a big, big difference between #1 and #2 on our QB depth chart.
August 15th, 2009
1:19 pm
It is too bad for Jaybo. He has been taking the hardest hits in practice for the last two years. But Luallen as a fourth string is twenty times better than booker at third. There is a lot of depth at all the skill positions, and since Shaw will likely redshirt this season, Tech will have four sophmore QB's next year. Johnathan Dwyer is also the top NFL running back prospect next year. He is not out of shape. I wouldn't call a 550 lb squat out of shape. He just isn't in beast mode right now. When he gets there, he will bulldoze his way through every secondary Tech plays.
August 15th, 2009
1:20 pm
Clay- Dwyer is one of the hardest workers on the team… he bulked up in the offseason to 235 pounds and is still very explosive, but he is trying to lose the weight he doesnt need (mainly his gut). Not to say he is fat and out of shape, but when a player goes on a bulking program, they are always going to have a little extra weight. Dwyer will be just fine and will be just as fast as last year.
On Jaybo, that hurts a lot. Tevin is a very fast qb with a decent arm, but like Doug Said, its all about making the right reads. Jaybo sometimes had difficulty knowing whether to pitch it or keep it himself. I think Tevin is just as gifted as Jaybo, he just needs experience. Maybe redshirting last year helped him and he will turn out to be a solid backup afterall. We wont know until Jax State (Im guessing he will play a lot that game).
August 15th, 2009
1:23 pm
Before you start to speak about someone else's commitment or discipline, son, maybe you need to look the words up in a dictionary instead of spouting off your mouth.
Have you ever heard about a Head Coach, or even a player for that matter, not being satisfied with their progress, even if the player is being called an All American, like Jonathan Dwyer is by several groups, most recently ESPN?
This is what drives the player towards continued growth; what separates them from the others. This is why they make the All American Teams.
On the other hand, Clay, there are people like you who sit back and have nothing better to do than try to hurl insults at a player all of the experts think is the best running back in the Country.
Now I ask you, Clay, who are we most likely to believe; the experts, or you? I'll also ask you Clay, if we were interested in reading anything about Jonathan Dwyer because we thought it would be factual, who do you think we might believe; the experts, or you?
Go crawl back under your hole, Clay.
August 15th, 2009
1:30 pm
In the ACC chess game, VT lost a bishop (RB Evans), and GT lost a knight (backup QB Shaw). Both teams can still win the match.
Maybe GT should just go without a QB, using only the wildcat. It would save a handoff. UGA knew we were going to run every play, which we did, and we still whipped the DAWGS!
August 15th, 2009
1:33 pm
Doug- Jaybo's injury definately changes my outlook on the season simply because of my fear now if Nesbitt goes down. Jaybo proved last year that he is a solid backup as a true freshman, and now coming into year two, he would have been even better. This will be Tevin's second year in the offense as well, but he has no game experience. If I were Paul Johnson, I would play Nesbitt for the 1st and 3rd quarters of Jacksonville State and let Tevin do most of the work in the 2nd and 4th as well as throwing Sims and Luallen in there a bit. Tevin needs some gametime experience before we hit the tough ACC stretch. Im sure CPJ knows what hes doing, but it will be interesting to see how Tevin performs when called upon, because im sure Nesbitt will go down at some point this season, maybe not a serious injury, but he is always getting banged up. Tevin has good tools, he just needs experience.
August 15th, 2009
1:33 pm
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August 15th, 2009
1:34 pm
Sorry to hear about Jaybo. Hope he recovers soon. He is my kind of player.
August 15th, 2009
1:49 pm
Yes, that is a big loss. This offense is brutal on QBs. Nesbitt is constantly banged up. Let's hope they can get Washington ready because he will definitely see the field.
August 15th, 2009
1:54 pm
CUZ impersonator…. it is one thing to get after each other on this blog and have a little fun. It is altogether another thing to take pleasure in someone getting hurt. No real man would do that. Only an immature ill mannered jackass would do that. Now apologize to redeem yourself then let the acceptable insults fly.
August 15th, 2009
1:54 pm
thanks dawgstephen, wish all dawg fans had the same perspective as you…
August 15th, 2009
2:09 pm
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August 15th, 2009
2:19 pm
Get well soon Jaybo. Go down and see Robby on Sunday if you can get back up to Gainesville tomorrow.
August 15th, 2009
2:37 pm
go jakus, go gaduh
August 15th, 2009
2:54 pm
I wish Jaybo all the best getting back healthy. I think Tevin is a far more gifted player. As long as they get him up to speed in the first game, we will have a very good second string QB. Net loss is very little. This is not last year. We have 5 guys that can come in and play QB if needed. GO JACKETS!
August 15th, 2009
3:01 pm
take it to the bank that nesbitt will miss some time due to injuries. he was soft last year and has shown nothing has changed this year. for the genius who said the difference in our #1 and #2 is huge…it aint nothing like the diff in #2 and #3. and for the idiot who goes by the name "shaw's broken collarbone" shaw is one of the toughest kids on the team…just ask his team mates. oh and by the way collarbone, since you are obviously pretty tough yourself, who do you play for?
August 15th, 2009
3:11 pm
CUZ be nice. How is your daughter? I hope to see her walking around the Varsity this November.
August 15th, 2009
3:11 pm
it ain't chess…
August 15th, 2009
3:17 pm
Damn Kim Basinger is Hot even as a Cougar. Love them Georgia Peaches.
August 15th, 2009
3:20 pm
Sorry to hear about Jaybo. He is a good QB and a great young man.
August 15th, 2009
3:24 pm
Tevin looked good today and I just hope he can take the hits at real game speed. I wish more people were at the last open practice before Sept. 5th. Welcome back to school students and hit the books not the UGA crack pipe. I do love me some Ga. Peaches but the Asian-American Peaches look good too!
August 15th, 2009
3:32 pm
I think it's a huge blow to the Jackets. As we saw last year two QB's are a must. Whether Washington looks good passing the ball is very minor. The reads are what's important. Shaw probably should go ahead and redshirt. With the concussions he's had and once you've had one you are more prone to have another one he needs to sit out a year. All the team really needs to step up.
August 15th, 2009
3:36 pm
DawgStephen.. you are a class act !! Wish there were more like you
August 15th, 2009
3:37 pm
Wow, GA Tech Insider, that's a lot of concern coming out of you over your overweight running back. Dwyer said he is out of shape and the season starts in 3 weeks. You would think he would take better care of himself if he knew he was being expected to carry such a heavy load.
August 15th, 2009
3:42 pm
"Does Shaw's injury change your outlook on the season?"
No, you sucked before, and still suck. But at least you can claim to have an excuse … "yes, we sucked, but if our QB hadn't gotten hurt …"
I hate you!
August 15th, 2009
3:49 pm
Clay you are stupid. Dwyer is not out of shape. He is not in the shape he would like to be. To be faster and quicker he would like to lose a few pounds he gained from eating and lifting, but you just keep thinking he is not the same back he was last year. Dwyer had fewer touches and more yards than No-Show. He also didn't take himself out of the game when the team was in the red-zone. Oh I for got he broke so many 20+ yrd runs he didn't get in the red-zone so much.
August 15th, 2009
3:53 pm
Only two obnoxious posts by my doppleganger, I expected more.
Here is hoping Jaybow has a speedy recovery. Go Jackets.
August 15th, 2009
3:54 pm
And the DAWGS BI*CH we are on their blogs! HAHAHA. Many Tech fan are on UGA blogs and talk football until the dawgs start name calling and HOMO crap like HERschel talker. I know this can't be the real CUZ because he is respectful. Real CUZ if you are reading I hope your daughter is well and I really want to she her walking around and having fun this Nov. in Atlanta.
August 15th, 2009
3:55 pm
POAD, you should know that was not me posting, just the guy who likes to make you mad by using my name. Baylie is recovering from her surgeries well and we are back home now. Thanks for asking.
August 15th, 2009
3:59 pm
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August 15th, 2009
4:00 pm
Losing Jaybo hurts, only if Josh goes down. Somehow, methinks we'll be fine.
August 15th, 2009
4:00 pm
Reality Check, you beat me to calling 'cuz' out. NO WAY would the real cuz sound as middle school as the imposter! I agree that it is classless to cheer on an injury….for a second….we were on the same team….AMAZING! ;o)
August 15th, 2009
4:01 pm
God Bless CUZ and even from a Jacket give her a Hug and Kiss and tell her she is in my prayers. Good luck DAWG and see you in Atlanta.
August 15th, 2009
4:04 pm
Cuz, look forward to hear from you once Bailey fully recovers!!! I continue to keep your family in my prayers!!!
August 15th, 2009
4:09 pm
Watching the Coons against the kitty cats of Stafford and Johnson. How do you cheer? For Johnson to look good Staford has to get him the ball.
August 15th, 2009
4:12 pm
If you saw Dwyer today you would realize he's not "out" of shape. In fact, nothing in the article suggests that he's out of shape. As Doug noted, he looks both strong and fast. He's working to get into what he feels is "football" shape – and judging by what he looks like he wants to win a Heisman. This isn't LenDale White we are talking about here. I saw him after practice up close and he looks like he's more ripped than he was last year. The fact he is trying to cut whatever smidgeon of fat he has left on his body goes to show he is more dedicated than anyone else in the country – NOT that he isn't dedicated at all.
Don't twist Doug's reporting around into something its not. You either are just trolling on the website or have a reading comprehension problem. For your sake I hope you are just a troll.
August 15th, 2009
4:41 pm
Get well Shaw…Doesn't change the outlook on the season yet – just means Washington and Sims need to step up. Would'nt be surprised to see Jamea Thomas start taking some snaps. How long is Luallen going to be on the sidelines?
August 15th, 2009
4:50 pm
Thanks macrotech, those prayers really helped. Baylie is doing much better, thanks also POAD. Once again I hope Jaybow has a full recovery. Go Jackets, win the ACC and every game except for the one on Thanksgiving weekend.
Thanks for having my back Reality. Go Dawgs.
August 15th, 2009
5:04 pm
We have enough Thugs in Atlanta. Can we please stop with the MV7 crap? Until the NFL has a real drug policy I will not think a single player is worth the monies they are paid. MV7 can't put down the POT long enough to write a check. If he passes drug teat then the drug tests are a joke.
August 15th, 2009
5:34 pm
Are you named Cuz because your father happens to be your uncle as well?
If Washington is as good as he is alleged to be, Shaw's injury won't be that disconcerting. Shaw's tough and knows the offense, but Washington may give Tech an element Shaw doesn't possess — a gamebreaker under center. I hate it for the kid. But this may give Washington a chance to get more reps and a chance to show what he can do, too.
August 15th, 2009
5:41 pm
Good luck to Jaybo. Hopefully his recovery will be swift and relatively pain-free.On another note, did anyone notice that No-show Moreno collected $13.125 million from Denver, then went down on his third pre-season carry. Hopefully, he will also have a full recovery, but that is the nature of the game.
August 15th, 2009
6:12 pm
No Stinger, I get my nickname from my cousin. My father is not my Uncle. Thanks for asking though. Have a good evening.
August 15th, 2009
7:06 pm
Honestly, guys, UGA and Tech blogs have gotten to where there is hardly any talk about the article itself… its just fans stabbing back and forth at each other. If UGA fans would stick to their blogs and Tech fans would stick to ours, we could actually have some constructive conversation. Sad thing is, most of the childish comments are probably just immmature high schoolers..
August 15th, 2009
7:08 pm
Jaybo is a back up and will be so his entire career. A good back up that can step in when needed and execute an intricate offense. But he will be 2nd string even after Nesbitt leaves with Washington taking over. Hate to see the guy hurt cause it pushes Tevin up a notch before he's really ready. Need Josh to stay healthy for this to be a special season.


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Elomi Smoothing Strapless Bra
The Elomi strapless DD+ bra is a functional solution bra that offers the versatility of detachable fabric straps. This strapless plus sized bra is perfect for wearing with the summers favourite maxi dresses and bandeau tops.
This lingerie piece features ultra supportive foam moulded cups for great uplift and shape. It also features gripper elastic for increased support and anchorage. This means a great fit without compromising style or comfort.
Wear the Elomi strapless bra with a printed floral maxi dress or a soft strapless jersey top.
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- DD+ bra; foam cups
- Moulded cups for uplift
- Gripper elastic for anchorage


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The American League East has suddenly tightened up again. With Thursday night's loss at Baltimore coupled with the Yankees win at Seattle, the Jays lead atop the division is down to three-and-a-half games on the O's and the Yanks.
It's way too early to get a read on how this thing might shake down by the end of September, but it would only seem fitting if on the 25th anniversary of Rogers Center the Blue Jays and Orioles would be fighting it out for first. They meet in the final three games of the regular season at the Dome on September 26-28.
The Blue Jays and Orioles have a bit of history in these kinds of things. In 1983, the Blue Jays had their first ever winning season in their seventh year of existence. With Bobby Cox at the helm, they were actually in first place in the American League East at the All-Star game by one game on Baltimore. The Jays record was 43-33 when they were rained out on July 4, the day before the All-Star break. Baltimore was 42-34 through the 4th of July.
Baltimore took off in the second half, though, and won the division with a 98-64 record and with Cal Ripken Jr. being named the Most Valuable Player. The Orioles felt 1983 was destined to be their year, since they had finished just one game back of division leading Milwaukee the year before. As for the Jays, they won their first division title two years later in 1985.
Flash forward to 1989, the year Rogers Centre opened. The Blue Jays chalked up a couple of firsts that season. On April 16, Kelly Gruber became the first Blue Jays player to hit for the cycle, when he turned the trick against Kansas City in a 15-8 Jays victory. On June 9 at Fenway, the Jays put together the most incredible comeback in franchise history. Down 10-0 to the Red Sox, they battled all the way back, thanks in large part to an Ernie Whitt grand slam and sent the game into extra innings. Then, Junior Felix slugged the game winning homer in a 13-11 victory in the 12th inning.
Heading into the final weekend of the regular season, the Jays held a one-game lead on the Orioles heading into a three game series at Rogers Center. On Friday night, it was a classic pitcher's duel. Lefty Jeff Ballard started for the Orioles and Todd Stottlemyer for the Jays. But the real hero on this night for the Jays was reliever Jim Acker, who took over in the 6th inning and pitched four shutout frames giving up only two hits. The Jays ultimately pulled out a 2-1 victory in 11 innings to clinch at least a tie for the division crown.
On Saturday, it appeared for the better part of the game that the Orioles were going to force a meaningful game on Sunday. They got Jimmy Key out of the game in four innings and took a 3-1 lead to the bottom of the 8th. The Jays, who only had four hits on the day, bunched a couple in the bottom of the 8th and scored three runs to ultimately win it 4-3 to wrap up their second division title.
For the second day in a row, the bullpen saved the day. 30-year-old right hander Frank Wills pitched four innings of one-hit relief, and then Tom Henke, who got his eigth win in relief on Friday, picked up his 20th save in this one. So the Jays, who started the season at Exhibition Stadium and got off to a 12-24 start under Jimy Williams, finished the season winning the East under Cito Gaston. The Jays finished the 1989 season with 89 victories -- the same number as they did in 1983 when they wound up fourth -- nine games behind the division-winning Orioles.
So, if the Jays and Orioles meet on the final weekend of this season, it will be a sort of historical rubber match or completion of the trilogy 25 years after Rogers Center opened. Just when you think the Yankees might be slipping out of contention, they turn around and win three straight at Seattle. Not only that, Derek Jeter is finally starting to hit; banging out seven hits in the series. What's even more impressive is the Yankees may have uncovered a diamond in the rough in 24-year-old right hander Chase Whitley. A 15th round draft pick in 2010, he's 2-0 with a 2.41 ERA with the "big club." He has not walked a batter in the last 114 men he has faced.
What are the odds that the hottest rookie pitcher in the National League would also be named Chase? 26-year-old right hander Chase Anderson has won all five of his starts for Arizona and has a 3.14 ERA. He doesn't walk too many either; just seven, in fact, to 22 strike outs. He was a 9th round pick in 2009.
The Tigers' Max Scherzer won his eigth game Thursday night in an 8-2 victory at Chicago over the White Sox. But the thing that blew me away was that it was the first complete game of Scherzer's career. We used to take CG's for granted, but it took Scherzer, who already has a Cy Young Award to his credit, until his 179th career start to get it done. That was the longest stretch any starter had gone without a complete game since 1900. The two active pitchers who had gone the longest now without a complete game, according to ESPN, are Scherzer's teammate Rick Porcello (146 starts) and the Orioles Bud Norris (139 starts).
There could be some history made Friday night at Philadelphia. Phils shortstop Jimmy Rollins needs only two more hits to break Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt's franchise record of 2,234 hits. Jake Arrieta will be on the mound for the Cubs.
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