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Archive for the 'FEATURED' Category
Neo4j Awarded in InfoWorld's 2014 Technology of the Year
The use cases for Neo4j keep piling up as people realize graph databases are not as niche as they thought. Our existence is highly connected, and our data reflects that. When you need to query and traverse...Read More »
Linkurious helps Neo4j users search, explore and visualize data
PARIS, FR – 02/09/2013 – Linkurious SAS, the graph visualization company, announced today the release of Linkurious, a solution dedicated to Neo4j, the world's leading graph database. Graph databases like Neo4j are the best way to...Read More »
How Neo4j Paid Off for Nordic Telco, Telenor
From JavaZone: Telenor calculated in 2010 that it´s self-service web solution for businesses & enterprises, MinBedrift, would not scale with the projected customer growth beyond 2012. In order to achieve acceptable user response times, the...Read More »
Recommendation Engines: RDBMS and SQL, Versus Graph Database
Rodger Lepinsky, Oracle guru, takes on query performance with Neo4j's Cypher Query Language versus SQL For years, I've worked with Oracle, doing complex SQL. Recently I've been looking at the graph database, NEO4J. Last night...Read More »
Gmail Meter: Hacked with Neo4j
Rik Van Bruggen, Regional Sales Director of Neo Technology and data-mining explorer, recently donated some of his time to transform Gmail Meter statistics into incredible social graphs. Enjoy. A bunch of different people have pointed...Read More »
Watch: Visualizing Fraud Data with Cambridge Intelligence
Cambridge Intelligence harnesses the power of the graph database Neo4j to visualize and detect fraud across various domains and data types Investigating fraud often involves identifying suspicious patterns among mountains of uninteresting transactional data. A...Read More »
Cisco discusses Master Data Management with Neo4j
Cisco: Master Data Management and Neo4j from GraphConnect 2012 San Francisco Prem Malhotra, Director of Enterprise Architecture at Cisco Systems, participated in the Enterprise Adopt panel at GraphConnect 2012 San Francisco, moderated by Matt Aslett...Read More »
Take a Ride on the Neo4j Rails! Mapping Shortest Routes Using a Graph Database
Keyhole Software rewrites their "MapQuest for Trains" application – originally built Java with Oracle 9i – with Neo4j, a Graph Database. In 2007, a colleague and I used Java with Oracle 9i to implement Dijkstra's...Read More »
Betting the Company (Literally) on a Graph Database
Aseem Kishore, developer at FiftyThree, reboots his GraphConnect 2012 presentation on the Neo4j lessons learned while building a graph database application. Click to check out the presentation.Read More »
Robert Rees, CTO, describes Wazoku as an "intimate data company that focuses on teasing out the intricacies of data." When he visualized Wazoku's data, he expressed it as a network, and looked to use Neo4j...Read More »
Telenor calculated in 2010 that it´s self-service web solution for businesses & enterprises, MinBedrift, would not scale with the projected customer growth beyond 2012. In order to achieve acceptable user response times, the current solution...Read More »
For Junishpere System AG, the center of their activities is to make an active contribution to ensure that their customers are more successful in their business. In today's high automated time the operation of the...Read More »
Gamesys Ltd., a leading gambling provider, leverages Neo4j to power high-value social features in its cash gaming portfolio. This includes tracking which players interact with whom and managing referral bonuses. According to Gamesys, Neo4j was...Read More »
Watch How Shutl (eBay Now) Delivers Even Faster with NoSQL
Volker Pacher, Senior Developer at Graphie Award-winning Shutl, presents how Shutl utilized NoSQL solutions to improve their delivery performance in this video from NoSQL eXchange 2012. Their challenge was to build a new API to cope with the rapid...Read More »


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ANTWERP TOWNSHIP (WKZO) -- Acting on a tip, the Van Buren County Narcotics unit raided a meth house in the 33-thousand block of 56th Avenue Tuesday morning.
They found discarded one-pot meth cooks throughout the house and the back yard of the home. They also found a digital scale, packaged meth and paraphernalia used to ingest the drug.
A 28-year-old man at the home was taken into custody for manufacture and possession with intent to deliver, as well as operating a drug house.

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AsyncTask is an Helper class that allows you to perform background operations and updating the UI when the task completes. After the execution of the Background task, the results are published on the UI thread. It is ideal for running short


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RRZR Publishes Icons under CC-BY-SA
The regional data processing center in Germany's Erlangen (RRZR) has released a collection of symbols correlating to diverse IT themes under the Creative Commons License CC-BY-SA.
The Icon Set from the RRZR is aimed primarily at system administrators and all authors involved with creating documents or similar for the system administration. Following the guidelines of the Tango Desktop Project, the set is optically more suited to Gnome than KDE. It includes symbols for user(admin), server apps, system conditions and classification.
The icons are spawned from the web frontend of the in-house RRZE Identity Management Project and consist mainly of familiar icon sets. Version 2.0 is now ready for direct download from the subversion repository in SVG and PNG formats. A good overview of the icons is provided in the gallery, where individual symbols can be downloaded.
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Tag Cloud
Mozilla Labs Shuts Down
Mozilla's product think tank sinks silently into history.
Internet Giants Launch Collaboration to Improve Open Source
TODO group will focus on open source tools in large-scale environments.
Fedora Announces New Partition Manager App
New tool will look like GParted but support a wider range of storage technologies.
Mozilla Releases a New Firefox
New public key pinning feature will help prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
Tool Predicts Which Websites Will be Compromised
Carnegie Mellon researchers say 3 million pages could fall down the phishing hole in the next year.
SSH Key Management Guidelines
The US government rolls new best-practice rules for protecting SSH.
Knoppix 7.4 Released
Klaus Knopper announces the latest version of his iconic Live Linux system.
PHP Attack Puts WordPress and Drupal at Risk
All websites that use these popular CMS tools could be vulnerable to denial of service attacks if users don't install the updates.
Heartbleed Bleeds On
According to a report, many potential victims of the Heartbleed attack have patched their systems, but few have cleaned up the crime scene to protect themselves from the effects of a previous intrusion.
Drone Brain Goes Open Source
DARPA and NICTA release the code for the ultra-secure microkernel system used in aerial drones.


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Note: EPA no longer updates this information, but it may be useful as a reference or resource.
Through this program, NOAA promotes conservation and management of the nation's coastal and marine resources, and describes and predicts changes in the environment to ensure sustainable economic opportunities. NOAA conducts in-house and extramural atmospheric, climate, oceanic and fisheries research. NOAA research grants are available through several NOAA marine research centers located on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, and on the Gulf of Mexico. NOAA also operates an environmental technology laboratory in Boulder, Colorado, that leverages expertise in remote geophysical sensing of the environment.
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Allows editing of any size file in hexadecimal, decimal and ASCII. A great tool that allows you to edit and analyze the contents for either the data or resource fork of any type of file. 68K, PPC and Carbon run on MacOS 7-9 and X.479 weekly downloads
AROS Research Operating System
The AROS Research Operating System is an effort to implement an Open Source and portable operating system that is compatible with AmigaOS(TM). Originally, it was meant as a direct reimplementation, but already has features not existing in AmigaOS.284 weekly downloads
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Syllable Desktop is a complete operating system that is easy to use, powerful, lightweight and extraordinarily fast and responsive. It has its own kernel, filesystem, GUI and applications. Syllable Server is a matching small and efficient Linux server.128 weekly downloads
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GPU, a Global Processing Unit
An extensible framework for distributed computing on P2P grids. We support peaceful free and open research and build an internet supercomputer. We render movies, solve Eternity puzzles, predict climate and improve a ~30 GHz cluster of clients.19 weekly downloads
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Java IP (InetAddress) Locator
Java and ColdFusion libraries to lookup country code and language from IP address. It uses a local copy of the WHOIS database to perform fast, accurate lookups of country codes. Useful for log analysis, internationalization, geolocation, etc..4 weekly downloads
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Superintendent says construction will be on time for school's start
Pequot Lakes School Superintendent Chris Lindholm said the district's architect and project manager have said construction at the school is in better shape this year than last.
"I've been a part of other construction projects, and it always comes down to the wire," Lindholm said, "because you're packing a half a year of construction into three months."
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Derry councilor describes close call at home
"Two Sundays ago, I was coming back from Mass at St. Thomas at six o'clock and when I got home I heard a (beeping sound) and I asked, 'What is that?'" Katsakiores said. "I had a daughter that was there and she said, 'Mom, this thing is starting to ring and it won't stop.'"
Katsakiores called the fire department and told them she had a problem and her carbon monoxide detector would not stop beeping. She was advised to get everyone out of the house and that the fire department would be there soon.
"They went through the house and metered everything, and said it was an exceptionally high amount of carbon monoxide in the house and asked if I had a fireplace or a wood stove," Katsakiores said.
She said she didn't have either, only a furnace. After opening all the windows and putting fans in the house, the carbon monoxide levels began to go down and the firefighters advised Katsakiores to call a furnace repair company.
About an hour later, the furnace company arrived and determined there was a crack in the furnace.
"The carbon monoxide, instead of going up the chimney, was coming into the home," Katsakiores said.
Katsakiores brought up her close call at a recent town council meeting because she said she wanted everyone to know how important it is to have a working carbon monoxide detector in the home.
"I've had one for years, and that is the first time it ever went off," she said. "It's important to have a smoke detector and a carbon monoxide detector in the home. I know it helped me and my family."
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There's some bad news coming from everyone's favorite Swedish furniture retailer. IKEA has issued a voluntary recall of their ANTILOP high chairs. Apparently, there's a fall hazard due to a faulty buckle and consumers are being warned to stop using the unsound chairs immediately.
It's always a bit disarming when there's a recall of a baby product. Everyone only wants the best for their children and it's hard to hear that something parents use every single day, sometimes more than three times a day, is putting innocent young ones at risk.
Here's everything you need to know about the IKEA high chair recall:
The Product: It's called the ANTILOP high chair and over 133,000 have been sold in the United States. It retailed for $19.99 and the high chair tray was sold separately for $5. It came in red, white, or blue with detachable silver-colored legs.
The recall product numbers are as follows and are printed on the bottom of each seat:
They were sold in IKEA stores between August 2006 and January 2010 with supplier number 17389.
The Problem: The high chair's restraint buckle can open unexpectedly, which puts your child at risk of falling.
The Injuries: So far, IKEA has heard eight reports worldwide of the buckle popping open, three of which resulted in minor injuries when the child fell out of the high chair.
What to Do: If you have this chair, you'll need to contact IKEA for a replacement. You can call them any time at 1-800-966-4532 or visit their website at www.ikea-usa.com.
Do you have this high chair, or have you had trouble with the buckles on the one you do have?
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I had this highchair and don't even remember using the buckle! Even if the buckle comes undone how is the baby going to fall out of this highchair??? Through one of the leg-holes? This is so silly!!
We have two of these, both my boys (1 & 3) make great attempts to escape, but fail every time. I'm calling user error here.
amandamomma, I'm guessing from standing up in the chair.
Interesting that people are commenting that it's ugly because I personally think that most of the padded monstrosities sold elsewhere are totally impractical and ugly. This chair is simple and functional and I own two, one of the older models effected by the recall and one of the newer kind with the double buckle design. Sure, I'd like to own a Stark or Boon, but spending several hundred dollars is completely out of the question. I appreciate IKEA products for what they are, inexpensive and simple. My mother-in-law purchased a more expensive "traditional" chair and the buckle broke on it! I agree about user error but perhaps some of the buckles are a bit weak, and kids are quick! I personally inspect the buckles often and haven't had any problems. Now... the buckles on restaurant high chairs are totally awful. I can't tell you how many places we've had to hold our kids because none of the straps function.


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1. Who was the last person to call you baby/babe?
Thaaat'd be my boyfriend!
2. Anyone crushing on you?
More than that.
3. What is your relationship status?
4. Has anyone ever sang to you?
Yep. :)
1. Who was the last person to call you baby/babe?
Thaaat'd be my boyfriend!
2. Anyone crushing on you?
More than that.
3. What is your relationship status?
4. Has anyone ever sang to you?
Yep. :)
I am a male.
I am a girl.
I am shorter than 5'4.
I think I'm ugly.
I have many scars.
I tan easily.
I wish my hair was a different color.
I have friends who have never seen my natural hair color.
I have a tattoo.
I want a tattoo.
I am self-conscious about my body.
I've been told I'm attractive by a complete stranger.
I have more than 2 piercings.
I have a piercing in a place other than my ears.
I have freckles.
I've sworn at my parents.
I've ran away from home.
I've been kicked out of the house.
I have a sibling less than one year old.
I want to have kids someday.
I'm in school.
I've lost a child.
I have a job.
I've fallen asleep at work/school.
I almost always do/did my homework.
I've missed a week or more of school.
I failed more than 1 class last year.
I've stolen something from my job.
I've slipped out an "lol" in a spoken conversation.
Disney movies still make me cry.
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I've cried from laughing so hard.
I've glued my hand to something.
I've had my pants rip in public.
I was born with a disease/impairment.
I've broken a bone.
I've gotten stiches/staples.
I've had my tonsils removed.
I've sat in a doctor's office/emergency room with a friend.
I've had my wisdom teeth removed.
I had a serious surgery.
I've had chicken pox.
I've had measles.
I've driven over 200 miles in one day.
I've been on a plane
I've been to Canada.
I've been to Mexico.
I've been to Niagara Falls.
I've been to Japan.
I've been to Africa.
I've been to Hawaii.
I've gotten lost in my city.
I've seen a shooting star.
I've wished on a shooting star.
I've seen a meteor shower.
I've gone out in public in my pajamas.
I've pushed all the buttons on an elevator.
I've kicked a guy where it hurts.
I've been to a casino.
I've been skydiving.
I've gone skinny dipping.
I've played spin the bottle.
I've drank a whole gallon of milk in one hour.
I've crashed a car.
I've been skiing.
I've been in a play.
I've met someone in person from Facebook.
I've caught a snowflake on my tongue.
I've seen the Northern lights.
I've sat on a roof top at night.
I've played chicken.
I've played a prank on someone.
I've ridden in a taxi.
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I've eaten sushi.
I've been snowboarding.
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I have lied to my parents about where I am.
I am keeping a secret from the world.
I've cheated while playing a game.
I've cheated on a test.
I've run a red light.
I've been suspended from school.
I've witnessed a crime.
I've been in a fist fight.
I've been arrested.
I've passed out from drinking.
I have passed out drunk at least once in the past 6 months.
I've smoked.
I've taken painkillers when I didn't need them.
I've eaten mushrooms.
I've popped E.
I've inhaled Nitrous.
I've done hard drugs.
I have cough drops when I'm not sick.
I have 3 pills at a time no problem.
I have been diagnosed with depression.
I have been diagnosed with one or more anxiety disorder.
I've taken an anti-depressant.
I have been anorexic or bulimic.
I've slept an entire day without needing to go pee.
I've hurt myself on purpose.
I've woken up crying.
I'm afraid of dying.
I hate funerals.
I've seen someone dying.
Someone close to me has committed suicide.
I've planned my own suicide….
I've attempted suicide.
I've written a eulogy for myself.
I own over 5 rap CDs.
I own an IPod or an MP3 player.
I have an unhealthy obsession with anime/manga.
I own something from Hot Topic.
I own something from Pac Sun.
I collect comic books.
1. I have been experiencing an increasingly stressful week.
2. My birthday is coming up within the next month.
3. I haven't been to a beach in over five years.
4. My toenails could use to be clipped soon.
5. My kitchen sink has a water purifier attached to the faucet.
6. ^ the filter needs replaced :[
7. I generally prefer to use = as eyes for my emoticons.
8. Lindor truffles are my favorite, but unfortunately I rarely buy them due to them being pricey.
9. I love kissing my significant other after he / she has eaten something cinnamon-flavored.
10. I know that meatloaf is a type of food as well as a musician.
11. ^ In fact, I listen to Meatloaf's music.
12. I am looking forward to egg nog coming out for the upcoming holidays.
13. High blood pressure runs in my family.
14. There is a stray cat that I often find in my yard. It's afraid of me, though.
15. [One of] My sibling[s] is pretty much one of my best friends.
16. Kneaded erasers are awesome.
17. There is at least one person on my Facebook that annoys me, but I would feel guilty if I removed them as a friend.
18. I rarely correspond with any of my friends on Facebook; sometimes it really saddens me, other days I am glad that I don't have to get involved with them.
19. I am expected to be up early tomorrow morning, which I am dreading.
20. When I am put on medications, I always freak out about the possible side effects.
21. I have been listening to one particular musician / band a lot lately.
22. There is pretty much never any dirt under my nails.
23. My hair desperately needs cut but my time has been so limited lately that I haven't had a chance to get it done.
24. I always rip the first three pieces of toilet paper off of the roll in any restroom that isn't my own.
25. I have to wash my hands in a certain manner & if I somehow get distracted & screw up I have to start all over.
26. You could say I have a lot of odd quirks.
27. I have a bunch of video games that I have played through about halfway & haven't bothered finishing.
28. I was addicted to playing Farm Frenzy but it eventually got old.
29. Live music always sounds horrible to me… unless it's Elton John.
30. I don't think you can ever be "too old" for certain things, such as cartoons & stuffed animals.
31. ^ They don't have an age limit, & it doesn't make you less mature if you enjoy them.
32. I absolutely hate it when I shave & the following day I discover I missed a spot -_-
33. Some of my interests really contradict the others.
34. I have kept every card / letter that my significant other has given me over the course of our relationship.
35. I make sure to avoid stepping on insects when I am outside…but if one ventures into my home, I more than likely will kill it :x
36. When I have Ramen noodles I put an egg & soy sauce in it.
37. Someday I hope to have an indoor pool.
38. My digital camera is showing signs of needing replacement soon :[
39. There are animals on my mouse pad.
40. I have been doing surveys for almost nine years.
I've been to the top of a lighthouse before.
I've never had sex in public.
I know how to make an origami crane.
I watch at least 3 movies a week.
I seriously enjoy Pewdiepie(youtuber).
I think I'm way too attached to my electronics.
I don't enjoy cooking very much; I'd rather get to the eating.
Happy Wheels is a really stupid, yet entertaining game.
I prefer my friends to have a silly sense of humor.
If it were possible to travel back in time I would be very tempted to try it out.
I'm glad that I'm not afraid of heights.
The only real reason I go to amusement parks is for the roller coasters.
I wish I was more outgoing.
I don't like when people give me weak handshakes.
I don't wear much makeup.
I've been coming to a lot of realizations lately.
I honestly don't know if I ever want to get married.
I love the feeling of being completely submerged in water.
I used to listen to more music when I was a teenager.
I wish I was able to speak more than one language.
I usually don't like slow songs; they can be a real downer.
It's really hard for me to describe my taste in music.
I've been single for over 2 years.
When I first wake up in the morning I'm really irritable.
I'm a fan of hand sanitizer.
I often wake up to pee in the middle of the night, which is really annoying.
I think spitting is unattractive.
There is a website that I check multiple times every day.
I say "I love you" every single day, and mean it.
I accomplished a lot today.
I can't imagine me growing old/being old.
I'm obsessed with having clean fingernails.
^I find myself checking out other people's fingernails for cleanliness too.
My favorite type of cheesecake is plain.
I'm not a fan of frozen desserts.
I have a hard time watching TV without multitasking.
Surveys have been one of my longest hobbies.
I really hate Christmas music.
I love waffle fries.
It feels good to prove people wrong.
My first piercing was not my ears.
Multiple choice bolding survey.
1. What time did you wake up today?
a) Before 6:00
b) 6:00-8:00
c) 8:00-10:00
d) 10:00-12:00
e) after 12:00
2. The last time you took a shower, what shampoo did you use?
a) Suave
b) Fructis
c) Aussie
d) Herbal Essences
e) None of the above
3. Around what temperature do you feel comfortable?
a) Below 60 degrees
b) 60-70 degrees
c) 70-80 degrees
d) 80-90 degrees
e) Above 90 degrees
4. What instrument do you play in Rock Band?
a) Guitar
b) Drums
c) Singing
d) All of the above
e) I don't play Rock Band
5. What is your favorite accessory?
a) Hats
b) Jewelry
c) Sunglasses
d) Watch
e) None of the above
6. Where do you live?
a) Apartment
b) House
c) Mobile Home
d) Dorm
e) None of the above
7. What singers do you have in your iTunes?
a) Lady Gaga
b) Taylor Swift
c) Beyonce
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
8. Which American Idol contestant do you want to win?
a) Crystal
b) Lee
c) Casey
d) Don't know/doesn't matter
e) I don't watch American Idol
9. How do you normally wear your hair?
a) Down, straight
b) Down, wavy/curly
c) Ponytail
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
10. Which instant messaging program do you use?
a) AIM
b) MSN Messenger
c) Yahoo Messenger
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
11. What can you find in your purse right now?
a) $20.00
b) Cell Phone
c) Driver's license
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
12. What kind of vehicle do you drive?
a) Car
b) Truck
c) Motorcycle
d) Jeep
e) None of the above
13. What books have you read in high school?
a) Of Mice and Men
b) The Scarlet Letter
c) To Kill a Mockingbird
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
14. What did you drink today?
a) Water
b) Milk
c) Juice
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
15. What color shirt are you wearing?
a) Black
b) Blue
c) White
d) Mixed
e) None of the above
16. What letter does your last name start with?
a) A-E
b) F-J
c) K-L
d) M-R
e) S-Z
17. You believe in…
a) Aliens
b) Ghosts/spirits
c) Demons
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
18. What do you like on a cheeseburger?
a) Lettuce
b) Tomato
c) Onion
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
19. You have been…
a) In love
b) In lust
c) Heartbroken
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
20. What are you wearing?
a) Jeans
b) Shorts
c) Capris
d) Skirts
e) None of the above
21. What tests have you taken?
a) PSAT
b) SAT
c) ACT
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
22. What chores do you have?
a) Dishes
b) Laundry
c) Taking out the trash
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
23. You have lost…
a) A family pet
b) A grandparent
c) A parent
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
24. What is your religion?
a) Catholic
b) Protestant
c) Buddhist
d) Jewish
e) None of the above
25. What romance movies have you seen?
a) The Notebook
b) A Walk to Remember
c) The Time Traveler's Wife
d) All of the above
e) None of the above
My first year of college will be over soon.
I am going to a really exciting concert this summer.
I share a birthday with someone else in my family.
I am going to get a haircut next week.
My parents don't want any pets.
I eat potatoes with almost every dinner.
I clean my room every weekend.
My favorite animals are lions.
I have never been out of the country.
I would love to go on an African safari.
I'm not a very good cook.
I should be studying for a test right now.
I wear jeans just about every day.
I just recently turned nineteen years old.
There is a plant in the room I'm in.
I actually really enjoy America's Next Top Model.
I'm terrified of scorpions.
I have a list of movies that I need to see.
I have seen the movie Me and You and Everyone We Know.
My most hated chore is folding/putting away laundry.
I don't eat lamb.
I only have one or two people that I can tell anything to.
On most days I let my hair do its natural thing.
My least favorite color is yellow.
I own a video camera.
I have attempted to write a book.
I volunteered for Earth Week.
I am currently reading a Stephen King book.
I don't think I look good in hats.
I have bluish-green eyes.
I like carpet better than hardwood floors.
Jack Black really makes me laugh.
I am wearing socks right now.
I am on my laptop, but I own a desktop computer also.
I bite my nails.
I read Cyanide & Happiness daily.
I really like curly hair on the opposite sex.
I get annoyed when people smoke around me.
I get headaches a lot.
I don't wear glasses or contacts.
I currently am wearing a watch.
I want to learn how to snowboard.
I don't know how to play any instruments.
I'm really short.
I'm sitting on a couch.
I only judge actors and actresses based on their acting.
I'm not wearing any make-up.
My dad is more than six years older than my mom.
I own a white iPod.
I watched the show The Wonder Years a lot.
Both of the Savage brothers are awesome!
I love broccoli cheddar soup.
My family owns a cabin for camping.
I enjoy swimming in the river.
Five is my lucky number.
Beagles make really great pets.
I get poison ivy very easily.
I'm going to Atlantic City this summer.
I live in Pennsylvania.
I give the peace sign quite often in pictures.
I love this time of year.
I own a Sony television.
I eat Ramen noodles a lot.
I didn't eat breakfast this morning.
I drink tea almost every day.
My least favorite subject in school is math.
The blinds in my room aren't open.
I chat online more than on my cell phone.
George Harrison is my favorite Beatle.
Most of the t-shirts I own are black.
I haven't been to the mall in a while.
I have a hairstyle with bangs.
Bold things that are true.
You share a house with your significant other.
Your first name begins with 'C'.
Your last name begins with 'R'.
You have a friend called Sarah.
Your birthday is in June.
You miss your significant other right now.
You don't like chain text messages.
The last person you text messaged is female.
You told someone that you loved them today.
You're in love with the last person you kissed.
You have a friend called Zoe.
You have a friend called Holly.
You have a crush on someone.
You want someone you can't have.
The last person you Facebook messaged is male.
You've been stuck in a lift before.
You've had butterflies in your stomach recently.
You're shy around the opposite sex.
You consider yourself to be a nice person.
The last person you texted, texted you first.
You're watching TV right now.
You feel ill right now.
Your last missed call was from one of your parents.
You've drank alcohol in the last 48 hours.
You don't have unlimited texting.
You want to dye your hair.
You've kissed someone whose name started with 'D'.
You've eaten chocolate today.
You're not a morning person.
You have a song stuck in your head right now.
Your phone is on charge atm.
The last person you kissed is older than you.
You know someone named Elizabeth.
You're a student.
You don't consider yourself to be attractive.
You eat a lot of junk food.
You don't drink alcohol that often.
You don't smoke.
You regret losing your virginity to the person you did.
You can count all of your sexual partners on one hand.
You've kissed someone whose name started with 'N'.
You've kissed someone whose name started with 'T'.
You use hair spray.
Your hair is longer than your shoulders.
You're tired.
Your sleeping pattern is messed up.
You get a lot of compliments about your hair.
You're wearing your hair in a ponytail.
You wear glasses.
You have green eyes.
Summer is your favourite season.
You love Pringles.
Someone else likes the person you like.
You want to see someone right now.
You were single this time last year.
You love chocolate.
You can talk to your parents about anything.
You've said "I love you" when you didn't mean it.
You think Chad Michael Murray is good-looking.
You were single last Christmas.
You read a lot.
You've had your tonsils taken out.
You've kissed someone whose name you didn't know.
You've had a panic attack before.
You're not a secretive person.
You like dogs.
You like cats.
You're not that fussed about looks; you prefer personality.
You keep your phone on silent.
You over think a lot of things.
You're confused about something.
You're alone in the room right now.
You love Disney films.
You like Paramore.
You've had a one night stand.
You think Amy Lee is pretty.
You've won a competition before.
You eat breakfast every morning.
You have more than 2 siblings.
You've kissed someone whose name started with 'B'.
You kissed someone last night.
You're hungry.
You use Google Chrome.
I am a teenager.
I am 18+.
So I can drink alcohol legally.
I drank it illegally anyway.
But I've never taken drugs.
And I've never smoked.
I watch too much TV.
I have a TV in my room.
I also have my own laptop.
I'm really lazy.
I procrastinate everything.
I read cosmopolitan magazine.
I never read magazines.
I write my own music.
And I play guitar.
I hadly ever wear skirts.
But I think they are pretty.
I almost always wear converse.
I have converse in multiple colours.
I wear vans in multiple colours.
I have a double bed.
I have extra pillows on my bed.
I have stuffed toys on my bed.
I have a boyfriend/girlfriend.
I love them more than anything.
I miss them right now.
I am guilty of putting my boyfriend/girlfriend before friends.
I always obey the hoes before bros/bros before hoes rule.
I'm a virgin.
But I'm not against sex.
I'm just waiting for the right time.
I've given oral.
I've received oral.
I prefer to just cuddle rather than have sex.
I've had a sex dream.
I've kissed someone I shouldn't have in a dream.
I don't think kissing someone in a dream counts as cheating.
But kissing in real life does.
A perfect date would be a quiet night in on the sofa watching a film.
A picnic on the beach till sunset would be amazing.
I've never asked anyone out.
I've always been asked out in person, never through Facebook or anything.
I think it's nicer in person.
I'm friends with an ex.
I've had my heart broken.
I love my parents.
I'm British.
I'm a 90's kid.
I watched Bananas In Pajamas.
And Saved By The Bell.
And I had a crush on Zack.
I drink tea.
I hate coffee.
Fizzy drinks make me hiccup.
I've been to Glastonbury.
I've been to Reading/Leeds.
I'm going to a festival this summer.
I hate camping.
I don't own a pair of wellies.
I wear heels more than flats.
I tend to wear boots often.
My toenails are painted.
I only wear make up on special occasions.
I had and went to a prom this year.
I like making daisy chains.
I've accidentely set something on fire.
It was a microwave.
I have tan lines right now.
I don't tan, just burn.
I use fake tan.
I am ashamed of my email address.
I have an iPad.
I have an iTouch.
I have an iPhone.
I can't swallow tablets easily.
I like the taste of calpol.
I wear slippers.
I wear a watch.
I wear skinny jeans.
I wouldn't call myself skinny.
I've been on a diet.
I was single last valentines day.
I like being single.
There is someone I like/fancy.
But they don't like me back.
I'm too shy to tell them how I feel.
I am a boy.
And I feel like this is directed towards girls.
I enjoyed taking this bolding survey.
Nah, I'm just REALLY bored.
1. Are you ready to answer these questions honestly, even if it starts to get hard?
Sure thing.
2. How old is the last person you kissed on the lips?
3. Who was the last person to carry you?
James I think.
4. What colour shirt were you wearing when you had your last kiss?
Uhhh… think… white.
5. Do you know what you want to be when you grow up?
6. What are you currently listening to?
I'm watching Supernatural.
7. Do you wish someone would turn up at your front door right now?
8. Who was the last person you had a face-to-face conversation with?
My mom.
9. Who are you talking to right now?
10. What were you doing at 12AM last night?
11. What's in your wallet?
A bunch of cards, my license, and some cash.
12. Do you sleep with anything?
13. Has someone ever called you beautiful?
14. Are you wearing short shorts?
15. Do you miss anyone?
Nah, don't believe so.
16. What are you drinking?
17. Did anything dramatic go down today?
Oh yes.
18. Are you afraid to stay at home all alone?
19. Does the person you like like you back?
20. Do you ignore people when you're mad/upset with them?
Usually, yeah.
21. Did you kiss or hug anyone in the last forty-eight hours?
22. Do you plan on sleeping in tomorrow?
I wish.
23. How often do you hold back from saying what you are thinking?
Pretty often.
24. Do you like to take walks?
I do, I do.
25. What were you doing at 12:30 this afternoon?
26. Did you last kiss take place in/on a bed?
No, by my car.
27. Have you ever cried 'cause you were so mad?
28. What is on your wrists right now?
29. Did you sleep alone last night?
30. How many hours of sleep did you get last night?
About 7.
31. Reason for the last tear shed?
I don't remember. I haven't legitimately cried in about 2 months.
32. Last person of the opposite sex you gave a hug to?
That would be… Justin.
33. Are you sitting or standing?
34. Are you keeping a secret from anyone?
35. Why are you in pain?
My side hurts for no apparent reason.
36. Do you crack your knuckles a lot?
Yeah, pretty much.
37. Do you have clothes that are not yours?
38. Have you ever been called a babe or baby?
39. Does it bother you when girls have a new boyfriend every week?
40. Isn't the value of the word "love" meaningless as time goes by?
I hope not.
41. How many people like the last person you kissed?
I'd say a pretty good amount, he's well-liked. :)
42. Once a cheater, always a cheater, right?
In a sense, yes.
43. If the last person you kissed saw you kissing someone else right now, do you think they would be mad?
I'd say he'd be pretty upset, yeah, considering what i revealed to him recently.
44. Do you act differently around the person you like?
I try not to.
45. Are there any relationships you wish could have lasted longer?
46. Has anyone told you they would never leave and left?
47. Can you read other people's expressions?
Not exactly.
48. Do you give out second chances?
Too easily.
49. Have you ever kissed someone with a tattoo?
50. Are you sick or becoming sick?
51. Is the taste of beer good to you?
Eh, no. Not really unless it's like hard cider.
52. Do you think extensions look fake?
I wouldn't wear them.
53. Is love worth fighting for?
54. Are you high?
55. If someone cheated on you, what would you do?
Leave them??
56. Do you think that your name defines who you are?
57. Has anyone ever told you that they like you as more than a friend?
58. What would you do if the person you kissed before the last person you kissed broke down and told you they loved you?
Tell him to fuck off and he had his chance.
59. Would you be able to name everyone you kissed in 2012?
60. Who's the one person who can always calm you down?
61. Name one person you wish you could fix things with?
No one.
62. How was today?
63. Who was your last text from?
64. What are you excited for?
The rest of this week! Bar tomorrow, movies with my cousin on Wednesday, hanging with Justin on Thursday, bar/music again on Friday with Matt and Justin, and video games at my house with the two guys again hah.
65. Do you ever get "good morning" texts from anyone?
66. When did you last straighten your hair?
Last week?
67. Do you know anyone who should not wear tight clothes?
68. If you woke up next to the last person you texted, what would your reaction be?
69. Compared to this time last year, are you happier or sadder?
It's hard to say. Before I knew everything with my jerk of an ex, i was very happy with him. But I'm also happy now.
70. Did the person who hurt you the most recently apologize?
71. Is your life falling apart or coming together?
Coming together.
72. Could things possibly get any better?
73. Today, would you rather go forward a week or back a week?
74. Are you the type of person who likes to be out, or at home?
I'm trying to get out more.
75. Think back to the last person you kissed; how many times have you laughed together?
A lot.
76. Is there a girl that knows everything about you?
77. Could you go a day without eating?
I've done it before.
78. When was the last time you cried?
It's been about 2 months.
79. When was the last time you wanted to punch someone in their face?
80. If you could have one thing right now what would it be?
81. If you're single, then why don't you get a girlfriend/boyfriend?
Because I'm not ready for one yet, or at least not ready for commitment. But the guy I like, who really likes me, knows what I'm going through.
82. Describe how you feel right now in one word?
83. Would it be hard to kiss the person you currently like/love?
Not at all.
84. Who was the last person to comfort you as you cried?
Probably no one.
85. Do you miss the way things used to be between you and someone else?
86. Is there anything or anyone you're losing faith in?
87. Is there a specific moment you can replay in your mind perfectly?
88. If you died today, would you be happy with your life?
89. Don't tell me lies - is the last person you texted attractive?
I'd say so :)
90. When was the last time you ate Taco Bell?
Two Saturdays ago.
91. What did you do last weekend?
Went up to the Finger Lakes with my relatives.
92. Do you still talk to the last person you kissed?
93. What is your hair looking like right now?
Pretty odd.
94. Give me some lyrics of the song you're listening to.
I'm not listening to any music.
95. Have you ever regretted kissing someone?
Yes, but I got over it.
96. What woke you up this morning?
My alarm.
97. Are you too hot, too cold, or just right at the moment?
Just right.
98. Would you rather it be sunny or rainy?
99. Who's the last person you hugged, not including family?
100. Would it suck to have to share a bed every night?
Nope. I long for it some nights.
101. When was the last time you saw your best friends?
Forever ago!
1 I've only had two boyfriends. And I've only kissed two people.
2 I'm really picky about everything.
3 There isn't a single thing that I wouldn't over-analyze.
4 Every time I'm on the computer, I'm on Tumblr.
5 My biggest fear is that I'll look back on my life and feel like it wasn't even worth it.
6 I don't know how to change that. But I'm trying anyway.
7 I still don't drive but I hope I'll have a car by the beginning of 2011.
8 is my favorite number.
9 Jersey Shore has to be one of the best reality shows ever.
10 If I had to marry a girl it would be Rihanna or Lady Gaga.
11 I have WANT spiderbites on the left side of my lip.
12 My hair is dyed red.
13 I can't wait until I have enough money to go shopping.
14 Winter is my favorite season. But I quite like Fall.
15 I would love to travel to different countries.
16 I've never even left the east coast.
17 I'm not extremely religious but I love my church.
18 I'm very sentimental.
19 It doesn't take much for something to remind me of someone.
20 My dreams are always really crazy. I like to analyze them sometimes.
21 I'm so glad the new season of House has started.
22 I should really exercise but I seriously lack motivation.
23 I'm constantly using adverbs.
24 When I'm feeling emotional, I like to write about it.
25 I kind of feel lost. Like I'm floating with no direction.
26 I probably worry entirely too much about my future.
27 This winter, I'm going to work on totally changing my wardrobe.
28 I love when I can really get into a song or a book.
29 The amount of Facebook creeping I do is probably not healthy.
30 My nails are always painted black and white.
31 It really bothers me when I make a list and it begins with the same thing so this survey is annoying to make.
32 Purple is my favorite color.
33 There's a career that I would love but I don't really know how I'd even get involved in it.
34 I want to be fucking rich.
35 I'd rather live in the city.
36 My parents have been divorced for a long time.
37 I'm a big daydreamer. It affects my life a lot because I wish that I could actually live in the imaginary world I create for myself.
38 I hope that one day, I'll feel like I'm good enough for someone.
39 Cherry Coke is the best soda.
40 It honestly blows me when people say they can't tell the difference between Coke and Pepsi. But it's even more appalling when they think Pepsi is better.
41 I'm pretty liberal.
42 I'm really easily annoyed and I can't even stand people for the most part.
43 I try to find out why I do the things I do and feel the way I feel about everything.
44 I hope one day, I'll find someone who's worth knowing everything about me.
45 Honestly, I think I'm an interesting person.
46 But I really don't like for people to find out that much about me.
47 Lately, I've sort of been into making lists.
48 I've changed a lot over the years.
49 I don't regret anything.
50 I think this was mostly for me.


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The results are in on the annual Quad Cities Be a Tourist in Your Own Backyard holiday weekend event. Every year, the Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau encourages special events and promotions during the Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday weekend.
According to the QCCVB, 175 hotel rooms at 16 participating hotels were booked specifically for the promotion. Other businesses reported good turnout. There were over 250 people at a special event held at the Moline Public Library. Snowstar reported its best year for activity and over 2,400 visited the John Deere Pavilion.
The Mississippi River Distillery had over 250 people take a tour, and Isabel Bloom had to add a third production tour on Saturday because the first two sold out. Also, the Quad City Mallards reported a record-setting weekend with over 13,000 fans. That's the largest attendance for consecutive nights for the hockey team since 2004.
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Not your average B&B – Welcome to The Wilderness! Surrounded by woodland tracts of The Patapsco Valley State Park, this Victorian era summer mansion has been restored to its country manor atmosphere, and offers unequalled peace and privacy. 210 years of history await you at The Wilderness – an historic preservation and hospitality award winning B&B providing suites for discriminating guests. Large rooms, comfy beds, fabulous baked goods and nearly total seclusion give guests the sense of "being somewhere totally different", although only minutes from historic Ellicott City and Catonsville, and only 15 minutes from Baltimore's Inner Harbor. The Wilderness is like no other B&B in the area - Come out for a visit and get lost in your dreams!
The Dugan Suite is a family-friendly suite with a main bedroom (queen size bed) and a 2nd bedroom (which includes a twin bed). The possibility of an additional twin/camp bed is available for those families requiring 2 single beds in the secondary bedroom. The rooms are spacious, filled with antiques and all have views of the extensive woods and gardens surrounding the house. The private bath is large and directly off of the main bedroom.
Nightly Rate: $140 - $140
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107 Reviews
5 on September 24, 2014
My husband and I stayed two nights at the Wilderness and had a wonderful time. The B&B is surprisingly only 15 minutes from BWI (if no traffic) and 5 minutes from historic Ellicott City. There is so much to do close by but we would have loved to just relax at the Wilderness and not go anywhere. The room was very impressive and clean. Breakfast was wonderful. We ate each morning on the screened porch watching the birds and petting the cats. Yes, we loved the cats! They made us feel right at home. We would definitely stay at the Wilderness again! Thanks Ellen.
5 on September 21, 2014
Great getaway for my family.
4.0 on September 15, 2014
We had a wonderful time at the Wilderness! Ellen was so friendly and accommodating. The breakfast was delicious. The only complaint I have is that a cat kept showing up in our room! I have no idea how it got there! Luckily, we are not allergic. Maybe that was mentioned on the website, but I don't recall it.
Innkeeper Response
Yes, the kitties do love to go into the suites! I'm sorry they followed you in this past weekend. The only way to keep them out is to keep the suite door closed at all times except when entering/leaving. I'm afraid it's the only method that works consistently - they are very curious and want to go where they aren't allowed...... Cats will be cats. Thanks for providing the feedback; I will try to verbally remind guests they need to keep their door closed at all times to keep the suites cat-hair-free.
5 on August 10, 2014
This is a perfectly lovely inn, minutes from town (shops & good restaurants) and minutes from the park with its fine walking trails. It's just 18 minutes from Columbia and a great place to stay if you're visiting people over there. The breakfasts were copious, fresh and excellent. We will definitely go back there.
5 on August 07, 2014
The Wilderness is an absolutely beautiful, tranquil place to stay! We loved chatting with Ellen and she provided excellent service during our stay. Our room was great--comfy bed, bright and sunny, and quiet. I would definitely book another stay here if I'm ever in the area again!
5 on July 19, 2014
My visit last year was for a joyous event (elementary school reunion), and I was smitten with the Wilderness at first sight. Room/bath were spotless & welcoming; breakfast with my housemates was scrumptious and pleasant. This trip, on the other hand, was a quick turnaround for family funeral. Nonetheless, Ellen was able to provide an experience that offered comfort and peace in the midst of sorrow. Sweets and cordials were offered in the evening, along with the continental breakfast for weekday guests. The Sullivan Suite felt like (my great-grandmother's) home. An HVAC issue early in the morning was resolved at once, even though it meant Ellen had to contact repairman before going to work. Home alone, I spent the hours before the funeral strolling the evocative and restful gardens. There is something special about a B&B which offers that historic feel travelers seek w/o seeming self-conscious or staged. As before, Ellen was a gracious hostess and the overall experience was perfection. Looking forward to fall, when our next reunion will afford me the opportunity to once again escape to the Wilderness.
4.6 on July 17, 2014
I loved this house and I appreciated how so much attention to detail was given in the decor to keep everything from around the same period. I enjoyed the freshness of our breakfasts and I liked how there were treats left out at night. We stayed in the Patapsco Suite and I really liked how much natural light our room had, as well.
5 on June 23, 2014
The Wilderness was an excellent choice for our recent stay in the Baltimore area. You're driving through miles and miles of highways, city, and suburbs, turn off onto a small road, and suddenly you're in the woods. It's quiet. No traffic. Almost seems like you've crossed through a portal into some other world. Ellen was a very gracious host. She got up early to make us breakfast, since we had an early departure. Our room was clean and comfortable. And we enjoyed a casual stroll through the garden.
4.8 on June 11, 2014
Beautiful home; super-comfy rooms and bed; good food; spectacular location!! Ellen was extremely friendly and helpful. All in all, a Wonderful stay at the Wilderness!! Thank you!
4.6 on June 08, 2014
We were impressed by the Old home, it smelled a little musty when we first entered, but I think old houses are like that. Our room was very spacious and had all the amenities we needed to make our stay very comfortable. We had good weather so we could enjoy an open window at night. I am not sure the home has air conditioning. The view from the porch was so nice and the breakfast was timely and good. Our host was mindful and helpful as well as kind. Great location.
Baltimore, MD (BWI-Baltimore Washington) 8 miles
take I 195 out of the airport and remain on this for 5 miles - until you see signs for North Rolling Rd (Rte 166 North). Follow this for approx 3 miles and this deadends into Rte 144 Frederick Rd. Turn left and go approx 1 mile or so - you will see Dimitris Grill on the left - Thistle Rd is directly before this restaurant on the left. Turn onto Thistle Rd and The Wilderness is one half mile back on the right - #2 Thistle Rd (large white victorian on the hill).
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BBQ grill, Board games, CD player, Ceiling fans, Computer, Copier, Desk, Fireplace, Library, Piano, Private entrance, Telephone, VCR, Washer/dryer , screened in porch for breakfast and afternoon tea, locked storage for bicycles, table/floor fans in suites
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Gardening, baking, art and architecture, travel, meeting people.
Full breakfast on weekends/continental on weekdays
Low fat , Restrictive , Vegetarian
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Bittersweet chocolate and raspberry merge in a wickedly dense and wonderfully fruity, very dark chocolate cake. It's frequently requested by returning guests - and often sliced at breakfast, too......
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Cornerback Dominique Reese is one of 66 Georgia Tech student-athletes who are scheduled to graduate. The bachelor's degree ceremony begins at 9 a.m. Saturday in Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
It will be a special moment for the Reese family because he is the first person in his immediate family to graduate from college. He completed his degree requirements in management during the summer.
"They are proud of me," said Reese, who estimates there will be as many as 25 family members who will watch him walk. "My grandma didn't care if I ever played football. She wanted to see me graduate."
Among the 21 past and present football players are several redshirt juniors, including A-back Roddy Jones, linebacker Kyle Jackson and defensive end Jason Peters.
Each said they plan to continue their education and playing career at Tech, either by being accepted into graduate school or by pursuing a second major.
Here are the student-athletes who are degree candidates, a term Tech uses until final grades are audited and posted (courtesy of Georgia Tech's sports information department):
Walter Crancer (BSMGT)
Patrick Long (BSMGT)
Elliott Ogawa (BSMGT)
James Robinson (BSMGT)
Bradley Rulon (BSMGT)
Kari Brown (BSMGT)
Daniel Fladung (BSEE)
Theresa Fu (BSBMED)
Micah Hensley (BSME)
Georgia Kennedy (BSINTA)
Kristin Paouncic (BSMGT)
Patrick Patterson (BSBC)
Carly Perkins (BSMGT)
Lauren Stuckey (BSSTC)
Robert Anderson (BSMGT)
Austin Barrick (BSMGT)
Sean Bedford (BSAE)
John Bennett (BSBC)
Kevin Cone (BSME)
Lucas Cox (BSMGT)
Anthony Egbuniwe (BSMGT)
Zachary Fisher (BSMGT)
Joseph Hardy (BSIE)
Kyle Jackson (BSMGT)
Roddy Jones (BSMGT)
Jeff Lentz (BSMGT)
Jonathan Malone (BSMGT)
Jonathan Morris (BSMGT)
Patrick Nordmann (BSCE)
Onu Okebie (BSMGT)
Jason Peters (BSMGT)
Dominique Reese (BSMGT)
Travares Tillman (BSMGT)
Andre Turner (BSCE)
Joshua Warren (BSMGT)
Travis (TJ) Vines (BSMGT)
Douglas Kenny (BSIE)
Austin Roebuck (BSMGT)
Kelly Eppinger (BSCE)
Jennifer Yee (BSMSE)
Emily D'Alessandris (BSBC)
Shannon Duran (BSMGT)
Krzysztof Jurgowski (BSCS)
Matthew Powers (BSIE)
Boren Rackley (BSIE)
Morgan Smith (BSMGT)
Evan Guigou (BSME)
Ilia Ayzenshtok (BSMGT)
Kyle Diedrich (BSCMPE)
Kelsey Duffy (BSCHBE)
Steven Hagaman (BSIE)
Way Joe Lee (BSME)
Gal Nevo (BSECON)
Lauren Rhea (BSMGT)
Kevin Arends (BSME)
Tiffany Grant (BSMGT)
Demario Johnson (BSIE)
Alphonso Jordan (BSARCH)
Conrad Nichols (BSIE)
Thomas Oatts (BSCMPE)
Lindsey Pickens (BSIE)
Charles Rohling (BSMGT)
Alexander Stephenson (BSCE)
Duncan Thompson (BSCMPE)
Brittany Roderick (BSMGT)
Tabitha Turner (BSCE)
– Doug Roberson, AJC
December 17th, 2010
1:05 pm
42-34 ha ha ha ha ha
December 17th, 2010
1:16 pm
Congratulations to all who have earned their degree! I am a Bulldog, but that does not preclude me from being proud of and for these young people. Good luck in your future endeavors!
December 17th, 2010
1:17 pm
66 future free hot dog vendors
December 17th, 2010
1:20 pm
Big ups to Tech though for propping up their "student athlete" graduation rates by including trainers, equipment managers and cheerleaders in there. Just proves nerds really know how to manipulate those numbers.
December 17th, 2010
1:22 pm
Graduating from anywhere is a big deal and should come with congrats and admiration.. Congrats to these Nerds. I really do mean that. Congrats.
But since this is a SPORTS blog, I would like to also congratulate all the Football Players on this list for having a LOSING record against the School in which they despise and harbor the most hatred for.
UGA Football OWNS you.
But really, Congrats on your degrees. Management is a fine field, since it appears most couldn't do the Engineering thing.
December 17th, 2010
1:23 pm
Congrats to all who are graduating. College graduation is a big deal in the real world. A college grad should make 100% more than a non-college grad.
Good job guys & gals.
December 17th, 2010
1:26 pm
WHAT?!?!?!?!?! Someone from the Paul Hewitt show is actually going to graduate??? Wow does that bump him over the unthinkable 5% graduation rate mark???? Really impressed Paul. Keep coaching those kids down, waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down.
December 17th, 2010
1:28 pm
66 free hot dog vendors
yep, thats exactly what happens when you go to tech because at uga they put out turf management and chicken farming majors.
i wish i was making that up,too.
December 17th, 2010
1:35 pm
Congrats on the graduation, but MANAGERS and TRAINERS sorta' inflate the headline..Cheerleaders, not so much…
December 17th, 2010
1:50 pm
Sanford, I'm not sure what to say. You were your normal self, then you showed a glimmer of class, then you were right back to your normal self. If only you had the ability to attend college, get a degree, and make something of yourself. But hey, if trolling the Tech blogs makes you feel successful in life, Congrats! What you think is all that matters. Other people laughing at your inability to succeed in life is not worth worrying over.
December 17th, 2010
1:51 pm
Anyways, Congrats Student Athletes. That is a great degree that a lot of people wish they had. Represent the school proudly. Go Jackets!
December 17th, 2010
2:01 pm
Congrats to all Grads and TO HELL WITH GEORGIA.
December 17th, 2010
2:01 pm
glad to hear Roddy Jones, Kyle Jackson and Jason Peters will pursue another undergraduate degree if the Grad program doesn't come through, that is GT's 13th opponent on the schedule. Do not want to see anyone playing down the street next season. Roddy is a future politician waiting to happen anyway
December 17th, 2010
2:01 pm
Congrats to all of the graduates – good luck in your future endeavors.
I am glad to see that the cheerleaders and student managers/trainers were also acknowledged – they put in plenty of time and energy supporting the athletic programs and a public "pat on the back" is welcome.
If you subtract out the cheerleaders and managers/trainers you get 50 scholarship athletes graduating. UGA has 39 graduating this semester.
December 17th, 2010
2:09 pm
Those of you who think trainers, cheerleaders, etc should not be included in this list are idiots. They work just as hard and often much longer hours than do the "players". I think it hilarious (and sad) how many UGAly wonks come on to the Tech blog and make stupid comments. Your inferiority complex is pathetic. Sanford Drive, you are the biggest moron I've encountered on any of these blogs. You keep posting the score of a game that was of no consequence. You did not beat us. We beat ourselves. So go back to your job pumping gas (I'm being generous here assuming you have a job – hey it's the holidays) and quit being such a complete tool.
December 17th, 2010
2:10 pm
I just hope they can make it to the graduation ceremony without being mugged on campus
December 17th, 2010
2:11 pm
…..and Paul in RDU, 21 of those are football players. That is an amazing number for ONE semester much less for a year.
December 17th, 2010
2:21 pm
Congrats to all. I am a long time UGA fan with friends and family that graduated from GT going back many years. And they all turned out OK.
December 17th, 2010
2:36 pm
I am always impressed that any of the student-athletes at Tech can graduate, given the time commitment and exhaustion coming from the wrokouts from practice and competition. In defense of the MANAGERS and TRAINERS, they put in 8 hours per day with football during the week and even more on the weekends. They also don't get the same access to the tutors and other athletic services that the players get.
I think it is a shame that some people would put these people down for the sacrifice that they are making to help make the teams successful. Congratulations to all of these soon to be graduates. Get used to the Red Coats calling you boss – remember you will control their bonuses.
December 17th, 2010
2:38 pm
Come on Paul in RDU — this semester won't graduate as many as the end of Spring semester. Congrats to all of the Tech athletes for reaching a major miletsone in their lives.
December 17th, 2010
3:21 pm
Congrats to all but especially T. Tillman and TJ Vines for coming back to finish what they started.
December 17th, 2010
3:33 pm
Only 6 engineering degrees for the football players. I thought everybody got an engineering degree, and had to take Calculus, Chemistry, etc. And, of those 6, only 2 are scholarship athletes. Wow, what a tough acedemic institution!
December 17th, 2010
3:42 pm
Congrats to all student athletes graduating this semester!
December 17th, 2010
3:42 pm
Still waiting on an answer sanford.
December 17th, 2010
4:04 pm
I guess its safe to say that a degree in business mgmt from tech is as good as a degree in housing from uga. Since tech is this high and mighty institute of higher learning bus mgmt must be for the people who wasnt to good in math! (that shot was for the arrogant tech fans not the student athletes) congrats on your achievements!
December 17th, 2010
4:21 pm
To C'mon man, I rest my case.
December 17th, 2010
4:22 pm
December 17th, 2010
4:31 pm
For all that will point out that tech's "joke" major is management.
It's ranked #22 in the US.
Thats tech, their "joke" major is 22nd in the nation and rated in the top 30 by numerous organizations.
So management is not the same as a degree in housing 65 and cmon man. Yes, it is a tough academic institution or it wouldnt be ranked 7th i the nation for public colleges or 27th in the WORLD!
yea, a housing degree ….yea…
December 17th, 2010
4:31 pm
I would have liked you to post as the UGA bloger did. The Sport, the Players name, and Major/Degree. I would really like GPAs too. UGA fans how do you know that some of those named on The UGA Blog are not managers or SAs? Like the TECH list there are many names I don't reconize.
Sanford Drive
Why don't you take a picture of yourself(inside the cesspool of othe south) at a BIG UGA v SEC team in 2011. Then we can see that you really are a FAN.
December 17th, 2010
4:35 pm
Congrats to these fine young people. What a cool thing to experience a week before Christmas.
December 17th, 2010
4:35 pm
Where is my UGA engineer? It is Friday morning and I can't find them. Boss. Het, Boss. He is a DAWG engineer. The dawgs are playing the lil sisters of the poor this weekend in Sept. These are the only tickets he can afford. He is alread Drunk and hang'n out at the Pi Kappa Phi House.
December 17th, 2010
5:10 pm
THAT'S WHAT I'M TALKING ABOUT! I'll be joining these fine gentlemen this time next year (BSEE)
Robert Anderson (BSMGT)
Austin Barrick (BSMGT)
Sean Bedford (BSAE)
John Bennett (BSBC)
Kevin Cone (BSME)
Lucas Cox (BSMGT)
Anthony Egbuniwe (BSMGT)
Zachary Fisher (BSMGT)
Joseph Hardy (BSIE)
Kyle Jackson (BSMGT)
Roddy Jones (BSMGT)
Jeff Lentz (BSMGT)
Jonathan Malone (BSMGT)
Jonathan Morris (BSMGT)
Patrick Nordmann (BSCE)
Onu Okebie (BSMGT)
Jason Peters (BSMGT)
Dominique Reese (BSMGT)
Travares Tillman (BSMGT)
Andre Turner (BSCE)
Joshua Warren (BSMGT)
December 17th, 2010
5:40 pm
Could you imagine how fast those Techie mouths would be running if UGA counted managers ans trainers as "student-athletes" for its graduation tally? They would never shut about it.
December 17th, 2010
6:12 pm
65Dawg, you are dead wrong about the Mgt degree not having to take calculus, chemistry, etc. There is a separate "math" track for mgt degree but chemistry, biology, etc are engineering courses and there is no management "substitute. I know this because I got the degree and I busted my butt to get it. But here is the difference between Tech and UGAly: I took the college placement exam and got 15 hours of math credit before ever setting foot on the UGAly campus. I then took advanced maths at UGAly (yes, I went there for a year). Guess how many of those 30 Math credits transfered to Tech? ZERO! So even advanced first year math's at UGA did not measure up to basic "mgt" calculus at Tech. I also walked on and played at Tech. I saw how hard the trainers worked and again, they deserve to be recognized for the serious time they put in. Any fan – Tech or otherwise – is an ignorant fool if they don't think managers/trainers should be considered student-athletes.
December 17th, 2010
7:07 pm
Go easy on 65Dawg, he has no clue. After all, he either went to UGA or is a fan. By SEC standards, UGA is a good school.
December 17th, 2010
7:21 pm
Do Techies ever remind you of your grandparents telling you tall tales about how they walked 20 miles in 6 feet of snow to get to school every morning?
What are you idiots trying to prove? We get it. You've got a good school. Did you hear what I said? YOU'VE GOT A GOOD SCHOOL. But here is what you complete and utter nimrods have never been able to get through your thick skulls: WE DON'T CARE. This is a SPORTS blog on the SPORTS page about Georgia Tech SPORTS. Everyone comes here to talk about SPORTS except you. Why do you morons insist on turning every SPORTS discussion in to a debate on entrance requirements and degree programs? This isn't the freaking Princeton Review. Its a freaking SPORTS page.
My God you Techies are thick.
December 17th, 2010
7:25 pm
Hey Monroe Dog.
Anyway you can rub off on other dogs. You sir, are a class act…some might even say…a lone bulldog.
December 17th, 2010
7:29 pm
Dawgfan, first off QUIT WHINIING!!! Good god son you are one of the first ones on the tech blogs and 90 percent of the crap you type isn't really about sports! Its the same old uga insults in a bottle. You have nothing of insight about sports to say, and you sure as crap don't have anything insightful about tech sports to say. So why don't you post the football score and move on? Better yet go to the uga blog and b!tch about your team that isn't in any better shape that tech's. Either way QUIT WHINING!
December 17th, 2010
7:53 pm
Yes you are more likely to get accosted by some worng doer in the ATL attending Ga Tech. You are more likely to get accosted by some thug from the Atheletic Department in Athens. The danger within is greater than the suroundings. Too bad Dawgfan's mom did not drown him at birth. Go back to your site or ask you boyfriend to give you something to do. By the way butt munch…….everyone at Tech takes Calculus….trainer, cheerleader, football player or what. Shreveport boy loves a good weeney I imagine. Good Jobs students! I am no Jim Harrick but school is first kids.
December 17th, 2010
8:08 pm
dawgfan has to be the biggest dbag on the planet. Why don't you go pleasure your wife instead of posting on a Tech blog. Loser.
December 17th, 2010
8:08 pm
You won't hear anything else out of dawgfan. Once someone challenges him he runs back to his hole like the little girl he is. He is a hit and run troll who likes to stir the pot and then leave when someone comes back at him. Or maybe break time at arby's is over. Gotta love that free wi-fi huh dawgfan?
December 17th, 2010
9:21 pm
There's nothing dumber than the dawgfan.
December 17th, 2010
9:30 pm
UGA isn't in any better shape than Tech? LMAO. Where do you brain dead Techies come up with this crap? ONE win in 10 freaking years and you act like you're our equal. You are no more our equal than freaking Vandy. Get a clue. You are the dumbest bag of freaking rocks in all of college football. Simply unbelievable.
December 17th, 2010
9:58 pm
Congratulations all graduates! Go Dawgs!
December 17th, 2010
11:14 pm
dawgfan, get some help! Seriously, dude you are one demented dawg with nary a clue.
December 18th, 2010
12:32 am
A Georgia Tech degree means a helluva lot than a UGA degree.
December 18th, 2010
1:18 am
What's the difference between a UGA degree and a large pizza?
A large pizza can feed a family of four.
December 18th, 2010
1:54 am
Can some Techie tell us Dawg Trolls what majors the abbreviations denote? Since everybody gets a BS, no pun intended, you can leave that out.
December 18th, 2010
2:04 am
MGT management., EE electrical eng., ME mechinal eng., IE industrial eng., AE aerospace eng., BC building & construction are just off the top of my head.
December 18th, 2010
2:09 am
BMED Bio-Med Eng., BC Bio-Chem., CE chemical eng. I will have to go the GIT site or sober up to give you more. Thank You Thank You very much. Please don't forget the wait staff.


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August 21st, 2008
10:29 pm
The Sunday night musicals in th meadow are a great memory maker. The paths in the mountain behind the Von Trapp Family Lodg are also accessible to all and great for a romantic stroll. A must is going up to the Smugglers Notch. Walking into th rocks and believing all the stories of the Smugglers hiding in the caves is a great family activity.
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Right now, the movie has been derailed, and Keanu blames it on a darkness that can't quite be described, but should be addressed on a conspiracy site. What, exactly is the hold up? We're not quite sure, but it sounds like something has crawled out of the movie itself to stop it from happening.
Here's what Reeves had to say bout the dire prospects of Bill & Ted 3 going before cameras as it stands now.
There's all sorts of stuff, and it just can't...There's darkness out there that's keeping it from happening. It's not winning right now. It's that part of the story where it's looking grim. It's the dark period! It's the Apocalypse Now of pre-production. Its Heaven's Gate.
That's the part of the conspiracy. It goes to a whole other universe. Its like part of an M field. It's a B&T field."
This is quite the turn of events, as previously, both Bill & Ted 3 stars Alex Winter and Keanu Reeves seemed eager and happy about making the film, and it seemed to be moving along at a nice pace. Original writers Ed Solomon and Chris Matheson had written a screenplay that was liked by all, and it was in the process of a rewrite polish. The story sounded promising. Last year, Keanu Reeves even explained in detail what the script was about.
After this declaration in the interview, the reporter calls Keanu Reeves by the wrong character name. Keanu proceeds to tell this story.
To check out the full interview , as Keanu Reeves continues doing press in support of his directorial debut Man of Tai Chi, in theaters November 1st.
Bill & Ted 3 is in development and stars Alex Winter, Keanu Reeves. The film is directed by Dean Parisot.