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The Thom Browne sample sale runs Thursday through Saturday with a friends and family preview today. Sadly, there aren't as many bargains as last year. Inside guys will find tons of slim fitting shirts ($95) sizes 0-5. Sizes 2 and 0 are already going fast with only one box left of each. Unfortunately, no real gems left in size 2. If you're a size 4 or 5 though, you're in luck as there were four boxes full of each of those sizes. Also a whole other room with classically sized dress shirts starting at size 15 and a random box of a few denim jeans and jackets ($75). Ties ($45) and knits ($100-$275) were also running low. Along the walls were several racks of assorted pants ($75-$300) and suit jackets ($350 -$550+) plus shoes ($300) and boots ($400) sizes 7-12. Overall, worth checking out if you're in the market for a size 4 or 5 shirt. Slim selection otherwise.
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Weird indeed: Universal set to remake John Hughes' 'Weird Science'
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By Kate Erbland Apr 19, 2013 9:14AM
As Hollywood's remake machine churns steadily on, its hunger for "edgier" reboots gnaws on unabated. Next up - a new spin on John Hughes' 1985 nerd classic, "Weird Science." Wait, what? Who among us has cried out for a possibly R-rated take on Hughes' hilariously offbeat geekball comedy, as penned by the guy who brought us the revolting "Project X"? Well, apparently Universal, producer Joel Silver, and screenwriter in question, Michael Bacall.
Deadline Hollywood reports that the studio and Silver's own Silver Pictures will remake the film with a new script by Bacall. The "film will attempt to carve out its own identity by being redrawn as an edgier comedy in line with '21 Jump Street' and 'The Hangover,' which were R-rated; the studio says the rating for 'Weird Science' is not certain at this nascent stage." While the original is deserving of its cult affection, there is admittedly plenty that could be done with a story about two nerds who create a perfect woman via their computer. That can certainly go edgy and dark, though much of the film's success will likely rely on the chemistry between its goofball leads.
While the Bacall-penned "Project X" was a breakout hit, the film is also one of the worst "teens gone wild" flicks in recent memory. However, Bacall also penned the recent "21 Jump Street" feature remake, which was unabashedly hilarious. There's hope.
The film was previously adapted for a USA network television series that ran for five seasons (!!) in the mid-1990's.
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An edgy reboot is going to suck. Why don't Hollywood people get that every single thing out there doesn't need that? The charm of the original movie (which is one of my favorites) was the guys' naivete, and the fact that it was so incredibly goofy. I will not bother to spend money on it.
In fact, if everyone stops wasting money on these things, maybe they'll stop doing it. HellOOOO!!!
In fact, if everyone stops wasting money on these things, maybe they'll stop doing it. HellOOOO!!!
Apr 20, 2013 5:36AM
If people would stop going to these damn remakes, then we wouldn't have so many of them. They'd actually have to come up with original ideas. I've seen one movie in the theater in the last 3 years. Hollywood will continue to produce crap till the crowd disappears. Of course when that happens, tickets will cost 100 bucks a pop to make up for the fact that nobody is there.
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Originality is dead in Hollywood. Face it; every 80s flick will be remade, which is a crime in itself. I still can't get past The Shining remake, which was atrocious. I heard they changed the storyline for Evil Dead; then why even call it Evil Dead. I refuse to see any more remakes.
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I am really getting tired of remakes, just like all the other remake films I will not be seeing this one. We have the imagination to push forward and continue making great flicks. Avatar was a good example it still involved people acting but it required more from the actors and they didn't have to be 60+ year old actors with 45 years of acting experience you know what I mean? and this is the direction we should be going, not remaking old flicks.
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Kate, we could use more factual reporting instead of your movie opinion. Personally, I enjoyed "Project X" for it's originality and "21 Jumpstreet" less as it mocked a decent drama series of my childhood. As far as remaking ANYTHING, Hollywood should focus on remaking great movies that many people missed, instead of ruining classic movies that people already enjoy. For example, Harvey starring Jimmy Stewart was a great movie, that most people today haven't even heard of, let alone seen. With today's technology, and the comedic timing of Vince Vaughn, I think new life could be breathed into a film like that.
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Hidden - Solo - 18/Jan/14
Ice climb/snow gully. Grade 1-2mdg skidmore - AltLd O/S - 25/Mar/13 with Kiwi paul, joe penfold
Hidden - Solo - 05/Mar/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 02/Mar/13
Hidden - 27/Feb/13
timofy - AltLd - 27/Feb/13
Good fun. Really good conditions which was a surprise and a few icy steps.jezb1 - Solo - 26/Feb/13
bullybones - Solo - 24/Feb/13
moving together throughoutcragtyke - Lead - 21/Feb/13 with Ross
1st winter routeDeezel65 - 2nd O/S - 21/Feb/13 with Cragtyke
Lovely ice step about half way up. Snow very hard.JasonV - Solo - 17/Feb/13 with Dale
Rain all the way up into the Cwm, no snow on Cneifon Arete so went and found the gully in nil vis. Wet snow but an ok base, small ice pitch halfway up. Excellent overall after nearly not going up. Zoomer - Solo O/S - 10/Feb/13 with George Best
herman0055 - Solo - 10/Feb/13 with Glen bloomer
gingergeorge - Solo - 10/Feb/13 with Glen Bloomer
Hidden - 09/Feb/13
Just over an hours walk up to the bottom. A bit cloudy but not too windy. Solo'd the first half up to the short ice pitch on good snow and ice. Roped up for the middle bit because the 10ft ice fall was steep. Solo'd the last bit. Good fun with lots of interest; snow, ice and mixed climbing. George_Surf - Lead O/S - 07/Feb/13 with Charlie Sanderson
Pinguville - 2nd O/S - 07/Feb/13 with George
gavster - Feb/13
Lead 2nd, 4th and 6th pitch. Cold wet but lots of fun. Will never wear softshell in ogwen ever again.Matt Adey - Lead O/S - 26/Jan/13
Snow holed the night quick ascent and snow bollard through the cornice down the Cwm desent.Mr jangles - Solo O/S - 26/Jan/13 with liam prince
DownclimbedTom Livingstone - Solo - 22/Jan/13 with Jez Hawksworth
Hidden - Solo - 19/Jan/13
Nice little morning jolly after snowholing it for the night, snow bollard decent back down through cornice, which was nice.
liam prince - Solo O/S - Jan/13 with Rex Wade
Hjort - Solo rpt - 11/Dec/12 with Alex King, Emlyn Roberts
Night climb following the snow, more to the right than the main gullyemlynroberts - Solo - 11/Dec/12 with Alix King, Toby Vye
Resonable condition! Even a step of proper ice!HarryB - Solo O/S - 08/Dec/12 with Al
Hidden - Solo O/S - 03/Feb/12
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robjdc - Solo O/S - 03/Feb/12 with Wessex
wolf.leeb - Solo O/S - 29/Jan/12 with nic
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Hidden - Solo - 18/Dec/11
Jasons first time in crampons and first winter route, did well. Hard work on approach,soft powder snow.Powder bottom of gully, good hard ice in middle section, firmer snow above, desended Seniors ridge on dodgy deep powder. Fiskavaig - Solo - 18/Dec/11 with Jason J, Paul R, Craig G
Ice was a bit thin and hollow in places, but good funAndy_B39 - Solo O/S - 17/Dec/11 with Ben Rigby
A very thin line, but some great ice in the steps. Certainly harder than II in the conditions, and if you went direct. Ed Saint - 22/Jan/11
beths second winter climb to date she did well with walking axes and a bad shoulder very windy at times lots of flying debris beth took one clean on the nose still no need for expensive plastic surgery and of course no sun today as the met office had suggested . descent via gribin ridge. uncle clive - AltLd O/S - 09/Jan/11
barni - Solo O/S - 09/Jan/11 with Karen, Liam fleming
Hidden - Solo - 08/Jan/11
Hidden - Lead O/S - 08/Jan/11
Janet's first winter climb. Kev lead final pitch.Steve Woollard - Lead - 08/Jan/11 with Janet Cotter, Kevin Colclough
Haytor_Haggis - AltLd - 08/Jan/11 with Steve Woollard
twem - Solo O/S - 03/Jan/11 with Andy Harbach
In descent after doing Hidden Gully on the opposite side of the Cwm. An ice step provided some interest.Misha - Solo O/S - 02/Jan/11
Fiskavaig - Solo - 02/Jan/11 with Paul R
Icy cascade over chockstone at the narrows halfway. Avoided much debris from a group above.mysterion - 02/Jan/11
Snow was a bit soft but there were two small ice pitches that made it funbennevis - AltLd O/S - 08/Dec/10 with paul
Hidden - Solo - 05/Dec/10
wonderfull day the ice pitch took me by surprise
a bit spiceytunaficiency - Solo O/S - Nov/10
good snow conditionscragtyke - Solo - 04/Apr/10
alisonk - 2nd - 04/Apr/10 with Dave
davidk - Lead - 04/Apr/10 with alison
amthalmann - Solo O/S - 02/Apr/10
The Mountain Goat - Solo O/S - 14/Mar/10
Nice quick route, reckon it was the last day of winter for it though as start was like swimming!monkeyboyraw - Solo β - 14/Mar/10 with Scorch
bjlsmith - Solo O/S - 13/Mar/10 with Su and SMC
Descent route.Hjort - Solo rpt - 09/Mar/10 with Gary Rees Williams, Emlyn Roberts
Night decant after Corner gullyemlynroberts - Solo - 09/Mar/10 with Toby Vye, Gary Rees Williams
Hidden - Lead O/S - 07/Mar/10
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 07/Mar/10
BorisVBlade - Solo O/S - 05/Mar/10
Roger Cruse - Solo O/S - 28/Feb/10 with Kris, Buffy & Andy S
Messed about on the iced up bits to the right briefly. Hjort - Solo O/S - 27/Feb/10 with Emlyn Roberts
emlynroberts - Solo - 27/Feb/10 with Toby Vye
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 13/Feb/10
Templeton Adams - Lead - 13/Feb/10 with Darren H
twem - Solo dnf - 13/Feb/10 with Andy Harbach
Hidden - Solo - 12/Feb/10
Climbed in descent. Should revisit it and go the proper way.Karlos - Solo O/S - 07/Feb/10
Hidden - Solo O/S - 06/Feb/10
Hidden - 2nd - 06/Feb/10
jambomotamops - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/10 with Sophie
sonnenstern - Solo - 05/Feb/10 with Jam
Finished up harder ice variation on right hand side and then climbed back down the gullyMikeLell - Solo O/S - 05/Feb/10
Russell Roberts - Solo - Feb/10
Hidden - Solo - Feb/10
In good conditionchrisbryant - Solo - 31/Jan/10
fizzychewitt - Solo - 31/Jan/10
Ian Andrews - Solo O/S - 31/Jan/10 with Norman Clacher, Martin Worthy
Hidden - Lead - 30/Jan/10
donkster - Solo O/S - 19/Jan/10 with mudders
Liam FLeming - 06/Jan/10 with richard vain, karen dalzell
no ice, plenty of snow, only found it by accident after deciding toi decend from the head wall due to poor visability and deteriorating conditionsayuplass - Solo - 02/Jan/10 with miles
Thin conditions!Sean Kelly - Solo - 02/Jan/10
ayuplass - Solo O/S - 02/Jan/10 with miles
deep snow not consolidated good turfRich35 - Solo - Jan/10
Hidden - Solo O/S - Jan/10
Hidden - Solo - 2010
Wonderful route - SB's first winter route too. Tom Hutton - AltLd - 28/Dec/09 with Summerblue
Hidden - Solo - 27/Dec/09
manwithacam - AltLd - 26/Dec/09 with Jonathan
Hidden - Lead O/S - 23/Dec/09
Ice not brilliant a lot of powder on route. we soloed for the first section then tied on to rope and fras lead the final difficulty. All good funEwan Russell - AltLd O/S - 22/Dec/09 with Fraser
Hidden - Lead O/S - 22/Dec/09
Descended the first obvious snow gully after walking right off the top of Tower Slabs. Might be tower gully or corner gully. mike_hough_uk - Solo - 14/Feb/09 with Mark Thompson, Jenny Gorman
Hidden - Solo - 26/Jan/09
devilman - Solo O/S - 07/Dec/08
bms - AltLd - 02/Dec/08 with BCS
garythomas - Lead - Dec/08 with James Whittaker
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Climbed solo with GaryMark A Humphries - Solo O/S - 27/Feb/06
TGreen - Solo O/S - 25/Feb/06 with Martin G
AJM - Solo O/S - Mar/05 with Tom Lambert, Alan Dickinson
Templeton Adams - Solo - Feb/05 with sherp
Water ice pitches made it harder.bms - AltLd - 28/Feb/04 with DW
Hidden - AltLd - 28/Feb/04
In March 1996, pitch 2 was an ice pitch (my lead). Rest of climb was easy. Grand day out, descent by Gribin Ridge.Ian Robertson - AltLd - 09/Mar/96 with Krystina Lotoczko
Hidden - Lead O/S - 04/Jan/96
Hidden - Lead O/S - 30/Dec/92
nickcanute - Solo - Feb/91
Hidden - Solo - Feb/90
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My experience in this past 3 years at Lehua have been exceptional. When my kids first moved here they had a really hard time adjusting. Half of the admin. staff was out there everyday helping me deal with this situation. They stuck by me for weeks until the waters calmed, never tossed me to the side because they were too busy. The staff did many after hour meetings with me to help guide and boost my son's academic success. I'm greatful for the staff who never quit caring, the counselor's for their great abilities with kids, and for the principle who always made the time.
If I could give this school a zero I probably would! My child has been a student here for nearly two years, and this will be the last year of attendance because this school is absolutely horrible. First let me warn military families that move to this area. The teachers and staff are non caring and this includes the principal. We have had a horrible experience in this school. There is a lot of hate towards military families here but at this school in general. The kids are basically allowed to do whatever they wish without any supervision or discipline what so ever. Bullying is out of control and it literally has to become life threating before the staff do anything about it. My child has been to several different schools as a result of being a military child, she is in the 6th grade and learning stuff that she learnt in 3rd grade in the mainland. There is a lack of leadership from the teachers and principal as well!!! I do highly recommend that if you have your child's safety and your child's education in your best interest that you take them somewhere else or you homeschool them. We have recieved notes home about guns, drugs, and fights that have taken place on campus!
Sounds like the last parent had a difficult situation - sorry to hear. My experience hasn't been like that for my child. The Princpal is strict but it's in the best interest for all the students and she expects them to follow the school rules. The school has a wonderful program, The Leader in Me, and promotes leadership with all students. They put on Leadership days for special guests (beginning of year) and parents (at the end of the year). The school is next to a park that the older children use for recess but teachers are on the playground with the children. They also have the library and technology lab open at recess for the students to use. Another group is the Campus Beautification that students volunteer during recess to help around campus. I hope that parents try it out before making any judgements based on just what's written.
Worst School Ever!! The Principal is harsh and strict and unwilling to address the needs of individual students. We disagreed with her regarding punishment of my child, so she suspended him right then and there. We have fought with this school for equality in education, but it is a cookie-cutter school. The playground is littered with cigarette butts and there is little to no supervision of the children. My son left the school in the middle of the day and called us at home to ask if we had seen him. How was this allowed to even happen! Who is watching my kid!!
This is not a good school. Last year, there was an incident due to inadequate supervision. When we showed up to pick up our kids, there were cops at the school. There was no explanation from the school at first, and I heard about the incident 3rd hand. We did not get a note home about the incident until several days later. Also, the safety for the students at this school is terrible! This is a bad neighborhood that surrounds the school and there is no security whatsoever, and kindergartens are allowed to walk by themselves to and from the office, on an open campus. The principal is very unfriendly and harsh, and tried to intimidate my friend who was seeking a Geographical Exception to another school (I guess she didn't like that). DO NOT enroll your students at this school, seek a Geographical Exception to another school.
This school disgusts me! From homeless people living on the playground to a naked man walking in front of the campus while there were children at recess. Complaints to the administration are brushed off and the parents are simply told "there is nothing we can do.." It seems that the safety of the students is at the bottom of Lehua's priority list. There is no AC in half of the classrooms, the children come home from school covered in mosquito bites in the midst of a Degue Fever alert. Children eat their lunch in a cafeteria swarming with flies. It's sad that the state of Hawaii does not put proper funding into public education and Lehua Elementary is a prime example. I will not allow my child to return next year! Homeschool your children before enrolling them at Lehua Elementary!
Outstanding school! My 2 boys are attending and they have both displayed increased knowledge and interest in most everything. Oldest son attended K and is in 1st, younger son attending K. The current Principal is awesome and caring - she always makes time to listen and has provided unique insights into a child psyche. The K teachers are without a doubt exceptional! I love the extra activities I have been able to participate in because it is personally rewarding to be involved with my children s learning. Some of those activities included: Star Assemblies, field trips, art & crafts, reading adventures, book fairs and classroom visits (there's so much more). Being involved is the key to success and enabling your child to be better learners, and I feel that Lehua Elementary is one of those promising places that make this possible through their caring nature and 'Habits of Success'.
Outstanding academic level, great caring and loving faculty, teachers are just great! My husband is in the millitary and my son studied there by the time we were there and we just simply loved it! The experience made a huge difference in my sons life!
This school made a huge difference in a wonderful lil boys life. He had many difficulties and moved from school to school growing up. This was done in an attempt to find a school that could help him focus and become more interested in the material. After attending Lehua Elementary while his dad was stationed in HI he made such an impressive change. He is more focused, motivated and overall his grades have shown great improvement. Thank you, Lehua Elementary School
I've been at Lehua for many many years (decades). I truly love our school! Our students come and go through Lehua very quickly since most of our students' parents are in the military. Through the years I have made wonderful longlasting friendships with my students. It's great to keep in touch with them throughout the world and to see that they have grown up into successful caring adults. When our students come back to visit they are very appreciative of the learning and values that were instilled upon them while they were here. No matter what school our children attend, we will get the best results when we (parents, teachers and students) are willing to put in the effort, hard work, time and commitment!
THe teachers take time to listen to the parents and time for the kids.
My child went to Lehua from 1st to the middle of his 3rd grade year. The only reason he attended the school was because it was in our geographical area. As soon as I could get him out of that school, I did. The only good year he had was 2nd grade with Mrs. Miatta. She was the best teacher. His third grade teacher was way too young to be teaching 3rd grade. And of course they failed their testing for 3rd grade the previous year so I pulled him out and it took me two months to get all of his paperwork together. They 'lost' his geographical exception papers and everything. If you don't have to send your child to Lehua dont.
I would like to express my sincerest appreciation to the staff at Lehua Elementary School for taking such good care of my kids. Both my kids have attended this school since kindergarten and have had nothing but positive experiences. The staff that I have had direct contact with over the years have been the teachers (especially 5th & 6th grade), counselor, health nurse, and PSAP coordinator of which all have taken extra time out of their already busy day to hear my concerns and help me develop a plan that would benefit my son. Communication and consistency with this staff has provided my children and me a strong foundation for what the future brings in the public school system.
There is one word to represent this school, outstanding! my son in 4th grade says he likes the teacher,people and the class work. He is getting very good grades from his intelligent teacher. This is unusual but he also likes the food. Some times it's pizza, soup and many more delicious foods. That's all I have to say about this awesome school.
My children and I will be going into our fourth year at Lehua In August 2005. We are all looking forward to it because with every year it gets better! Lehua has come a very long way. This past school year 2004-2005 was the best yet, since being involved. Our Principal a is very hands on with the Staff/Students/Parents. It's not too often you see your child's principal out in the parking lot early in the morning opening car doors to greet the children. Unfortunately, we do have a great turnover in students because of our military children in the area. Our parents are very active in the school. If you are considering sending your children to this school. Please stop by and walk the campus and visit with our principal, she does have an open policy and remember 'WE do CARE.'
Wow! I have had 3 years of experience as a very involved parent and have had a wonderful experience here. My children are at an equal or advanced level of education as some of their friends in private schools here. They have loved their teachers and been very happy there. The level of parent involvement can be a challenge and that is a huge goal for the school. The principal is very accessible and has an open -door policy for parents to address any concerns they might have. No school can be everything to everyone or please everyone but it should also be noted that many students have geographic exemptions in order to attend this school not get away from it. I look forward to the next school year at this school that is very special to our family.
Run as hard and fast away from this school as you can! Nightmare! Many parents have chosen Geographic Exemptions after experiencing problems. This school suffers from a poor level of education, influx of staff and students, lack of caring and concern for students health and well being. Test scores do not adequately reflect level of education gained at Lehua since student turn over is high due to the military. Suggest you check out local schools and see how the office staff treats you, how the students behave at recess and lunch prior to registering your child.
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791 Lehua Ave
Pearl City, HI 96782
Phone: (808) 453-6490
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Why does college football recruiting have such a fanatical following? Some have suggested because it is a "male soap opera." Whatever the case, if you like drama, especially among the state's top college prospects, there is plenty of it to unravel between now and national signing day on Feb. 4. Here are six recruiting soap operas to watch:
Greg Reid, Lowndes: He may be the nation's hottest prospect after his MVP performance in the Under Armour All-America game, intercepting two passes and nearly picking off another. Only a few days earlier, the 5-foot-9, 185-pound Reid made the surprising move to back off his longtime commitment to Florida, saying he rushed his initial decision. UGA has reminded Reid it still has a scholarship available for him. He will make recruiting trips to Florida on Jan. 16, Mississippi State on Jan. 23, and Georgia on Jan. 30. He is also considering Florida State and Texas. The defensive back is the AJC's all-classification Player of the Year.
Jarvis Jones, Carver-Columbus: No one in the state will draw more attention on signing day than the super-sized linebacker. He is ranked as the state's No. 2 prospect by the AJC and is considered to be the rare type of player who can make an instant impact on a college team's fortunes. The 6-foot-4, 230-pound Jones has narrowed his choices to Florida, LSU, Georgia, USC and Texas. The colleges are planning ahead for the last-second decision by Jones, withholding the majority of their in-home visits until later this month.
"Jarvis is taking everything in stride, and he's not going to be forced into doing anything until he's ready, " Carver coach Dell McGee said. "There will definitely be some drama involved with his decision. The colleges won't even know where he's going until signing day."
Jonathan Atchison, Douglass: Perhaps no player has done a better job at stirring emotion between followers of Alabama and Auburn than the 6-3, 215-pound Atchison. Atchison, a linebacker, committed to Auburn over Alabama in August, but Alabama never gave up on him.
When Auburn made a coaching change, Atchison changed to Alabama. Now it's Auburn that refuses to surrender. Atchison says he is sticking to Alabama, but he has agreed to take an official visit to Auburn on Jan. 9, then travel to Alabama the next week.
Jamal Patterson, Henry County: Patterson, a wide receiver, leads the state with 50 scholarship offers. That's why it was such a surprise when he committed early to Stanford, turning down offers from Florida, Alabama, Clemson, Tennessee and Georgia Tech.
If Patterson sticks with Stanford, he easily will be the school's No. 1 prospect. But there is plenty of speculation that Patterson will go elsewhere.
Why the rumors? During the past few months, Patterson has kept a low profile while visiting at least a half-dozen ACC and SEC schools. He has agreed to take an official visit to Clemson in January and is considering others. And he's a little nervous about hearing Stanford's Jim Harbaugh mentioned for other college and NFL positions.
Michael Bowman, Ridgeland: Will Bowman's true love come calling? He has said it's his dream to play for Georgia. But when the Bulldogs didn't offer by the start of the summer, he committed to Alabama. Georgia recently stopped by Bowman's school to see if he was still interested. He said he was willing to listen. If Georgia fails to land its No. 1 target at wide receiver, Marlon Brown of Memphis, the Bulldogs could make a last-minute rush at Bowman. Will Bowman go with his heart? "We'll just have to see how things play out," he said.
Philip Lutzenkirchen, Lassiter: Lutzenkirchen, a tight end, was happy with Auburn, and then the Tigers changed coaches. That has left an opening for many schools that thought they were too late. Who are the new contenders? Florida, Florida State, Alabama, Tennessee and emerging interest from Georgia and Texas. He also will consider Auburn again.
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January 7th, 2009
10:52 am
Michael, how do schools like UGA play it when athletes like Jarvis Jones and Marlon Brown say they won't commit anywhere until signing day. Seems like that puts the schools in a very awkward position. Also, if we have more offers out there than we have scholarships, do we just take first responders and notify the others that their offer is off the table? Tks for your time.
January 7th, 2009
10:57 am
Great work! Keep it coming.
January 7th, 2009
11:27 am
Your comments on Lutzenkirchen are not accurate. As of today, he is still committed to Auburn and looking at other schools like Alabama and Tennessee. I fully expect him to sign with Auburn now that Malzahn is on board. Also he is very tight with Raymond Cotton in Maryland and it looks like Auburn will get back in the fold with him now that James Willis has been retained.
January 7th, 2009
12:37 pm
Hey Chad you don't know what your talking about, he is done with Auburn face it bud Auburn is done for!!!!! What are you Lutzenkirchen's agent?? Get a life!!!!!
January 7th, 2009
12:38 pm
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This dude from Valdosta/Lowndes County looks like one angry young man.
Who would want to be around anyone with this kind of attitude?
Beware any team that takes him!
January 7th, 2009
12:58 pm
Kay how can you pre judge someone (Reid) that you don't even know. Do you know anything about the game of football? There aren't any smiling faces on the players faces when they are on the field. Never give the other team the benefit of showing your emotions or letting them see you sweat. Wow what a stereotypical statement you made (lol)! Stop being so judgemental, maybe the world would be a better place to live!
January 7th, 2009
1:11 pm
Kay, you interpreted the picture just like the athlete wanted you to interpret it. Lots of football players don't necessarily want to communicate a cuetsie look. They want to look mean or bad, the 'don't mess with me' look. I understand from some of the players at the UnderArmour game that he is great to be around and a real good guy. If he had a bad attitude, the players he will be around wherever he chooses to go would quickly smack him down a notch or two. Good coaches can certainly control that type of situation also. Recruits wouldn't be talking to him to convince him to come to their schools if he was a problem because as you said, "who would want to be around anyone…" .So, you probably don't need to worry much about Reid.
January 7th, 2009
1:34 pm
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January 7th, 2009
1:35 pm
Enter your comments here Do we really need the picture of Carvell?
January 7th, 2009
1:44 pm
Kay,you look angry yourself! How can you make a comment like that by looking at a kids photo? Look at his football stats for crying out loud!!!!!!!!!!!
January 7th, 2009
2:06 pm
You know who looked angry in their picture last year? AJ Green, and he's one of the most well mannered kids at UGA. I'd take my chances with Reid. One picture doesn't tell a story.
January 7th, 2009
2:09 pm
Greg Reid's picture is not synonomous with his personality. Kay you should never make such harsh statements about someone you don't even know. I've known this young man for about 10 years, and he is a great kid as well as a tremendous athlete. The picture is a "football thing," which you obviously don't understand. For future reference: keep your negative comments to yourself, especially when you don't have a CLUE!
January 7th, 2009
2:20 pm
If UGA can only get one of the above mentioned players, I hope it is Mr. Reid.
January 7th, 2009
3:21 pm
I thought he looked sad, more than mad..No, I don't know that much about football..I enjoy watching it, but why would you want the other team to think that you are cute?
January 7th, 2009
4:54 pm
You dawg fans can stop drooling over Bowman. You dropped the ball and he is solid on Alabama. Julio wide right, Bowman left, what a combo. All the attention Julio gets will leave Bowman in man coverage which means big numbers for him. Welcome to the Capstone Mr. Bowman.
January 7th, 2009
4:54 pm
Enter your comments here Reid is going to UF
January 7th, 2009
5:07 pm
UGA loves Reid and Bowman….the only issues are —
1. Will they have the ACT or SAT scores, HS grades, and Graduate HS, or will they transfer to a prep school ?
2. Will UGA actual have enought openings available?
3. Are they serious about UGA or only flirting?
January 7th, 2009
5:25 pm
funny you should mention reid being a gator. I think if he was in fact going to uf, he wouldnt have decomitted through the phone with georgia commit washaun ealey standing right next to him. word is he's become good friends with the other georgia commits at the under armour game. Anybody feeling a recruiting struggle a la marcus stroud??
January 7th, 2009
5:29 pm
Why would he want to go to UGA to be coached by Martinez. Come to Florida to play for National Championships, or stay with UGA and be nothing.
January 7th, 2009
5:51 pm
because he could play at georgia and make an impact on a defensive backs unit that could use guys like reid and branden smith, or he could go to florida and compete with the 8 other cornerbacks currently on the gator roster. and from the standpoint of him being a two way player, the choice is simple: go to uga and add speed to an offense that just lost moreno, or compete with harvin, assuming he comes back, rainey, and demps
January 7th, 2009
6:00 pm
This year Georgia was a great state for Linebackers. However, looking at the list of the state's linebackers, many of them don't seem like they will transfer into great linebackers at the college or pro level. Which ones do you think have the best chance of being legit quality linebackers at the college level?
January 7th, 2009
6:04 pm
You guys are going to need him on offense after just loosing Stafford and Moreno
January 7th, 2009
6:07 pm
That question got me thinkin. Seen a lot of Georgia HS football. How did Jarvis Jones become the #1 LB in GA. Seen him play and was just bigger than everyone else. No great technique, speed or instinct. Think that being bigger and Carve-Columbus making it to championship his junior year excelled him into that position. But pure ability, I'll take Jonathan Davis, Chase Vasser and Mitchell-Thornton. What do you think?
January 7th, 2009
6:11 pm
IMHO i think cox will bring offensive leadership to the table, something stafford didnt seem to posses as much as his predecessors like Greene and Shockley, and the fact that he knows the system inside and out has me at ease. I really don't think that at qb we'll have nearly as many problems as you'd think at first glance. however rb is going to be interesting. are we going to have another moreno or brown come off the bench, or are we going to revert to the post-musa smith days of lumpkin/cooper/browning? the optimist in me says that we'll be able to work enough kinks into the offense with athletes such as logan gray, carlton thomas, branden smith, aj green, and co. that a large part of the hole moreno and stafford left can be filled
January 7th, 2009
6:14 pm
as for linebacker, im for whoever is willing to come in and match rennie currans intensity and drive
January 7th, 2009
6:23 pm
QUESTION: Can you please tell us how many spots UGA has left now that Stafford and Knowshon are going Pro? Ive heard? There is a lot of speculation but noone seems to know for sure.
January 7th, 2009
6:29 pm
Not so fast Will, how big of a hole do you think Cox can fill as a first year starter especially when he faces UF who is returning every starter on defence except mybe B.Spikes
January 7th, 2009
6:30 pm
Whats the lastest on that huge offensive tackle Massey, I believe.
January 7th, 2009
6:34 pm
Enter your comments here The best poker player always wins meaning who ever cheats and pays the most gets the player. Why does pete carroll have four or five parade High School AllAmerican on USC? The best cheater always wins.
January 7th, 2009
6:36 pm
i've already said what i think. what will happen, we'll just have to wait til next year. i said it before this past season when uga's schedule was being talked up: teams are going to flop, players are going to get hurt, and upsets are going to happen. the unpredictability of college football makes it the greatest sport on earth. who knows? florida could come out and have their defense turn to mush like georgia this year, and just as well, georgia could be mediocre. only 8 more months til kickoff. god i cant wait
January 7th, 2009
7:04 pm
Has anyone heard anything about Bobbie Massie? I was hoping we could beat out Alabama for him and get some more size.
January 7th, 2009
7:33 pm
It's not about a guy out of Georgia, but i was just wondering how much interest GT has in a guy named Nick Failla. He goes to my high school right now and was an INCREDIBLE player until the state quarterfinals during his junior year he got horse collared and it torn up his knee. He also played with a sports hernia and broken tibia this year. We run the option at Millard North so you can just see the kind of QB he is. Deffinately better than jaybo shaw.
January 7th, 2009
7:39 pm
Enter your comments here This kid Jarvis Jones, may be good, but do we really need him? This kid Bowman is real good, why don't we put more focus on him and tell Marlon that he is out of luck. I WOULD WANT A PLAYER WHO WANTS TO BE A DAWG,rather than someone making you wait. They have the same physical attributes, both are top twenty receivers, and both have good speed.Take this kid, and go hard at Reid, and you will have addressed every position on this recruiting year.P.S. Get Bobby Massie and thats 4.5ypc every touch.
January 7th, 2009
9:10 pm
Good job Michael. Keep the info coming…
January 7th, 2009
10:33 pm
HEY BIG MIKE…..That sounds like in 2004, we sign Demiko Goodman and GT signed Calvin johnson…Both were top 25 wide receivers, had the same physical attributes(at the time) and both had good speed….that's why I leave it to the coaches, they know what they are doing…..We wanted Calvin bad, but when we missed, we went to Demiko…
January 7th, 2009
11:32 pm
To answer a previous question, schools hold a certain number of scholarships open hoping to get the players they want. In the meantime, they usually tell the other potential players what's going on and will offer them if they don't get the first guy(s). It's up to the potential prospect to decide if he wants to wait and see what happens or go ahead and sign with another school. I know a guy who waited on UGA until almost May before he signed with another school. He really wanted to come to UGA, but they were waiting on someone else. At least schools are up front about it – usually. But didn't uf mess up and sign too many players and have to drop one of the guys who waited to sign with them?
January 8th, 2009
1:13 am
Will, Brandon Smith won't make it at UGA and Jonathan Davis is the best LB in the state, a LB in the mold of Rennie Curran, but better!
January 8th, 2009
1:14 am
Minter is awesome and just an outstanding young man. Any team should feel lucky to have him. However, he has neither the speed, nor the instincts at LB that Jonathan Davis has.
January 8th, 2009
10:56 am
Kay the young man is taking a photo on the football field, football is a contact sport that often times requires aggression , especially on defense.
January 8th, 2009
1:37 pm
Hey I am from the Valdosta area , Mr. Reid is a very talented man on the football. UGA will be home for Mr. Reid.
January 8th, 2009
1:38 pm
Stated above by "KAY"
"This dude from Valdosta/Lowndes County looks like one angry young man.
Who would want to be around anyone with this kind of attitude?
Beware any team that takes him!"
Kay please go play in traffic..You are judging Ried by a football picture. If you haven't seen most team football pictures, everyone looks angry, it's FOOTBALL!!!Why are you even writing in this blog. Ried doesn't have any kind of record or pattern of getting into trouble so LAY OFF!!!!!
January 8th, 2009
3:06 pm
I miss Jeff Hood's recruiting coverage. Bring back Hood! Bring back Hood!
January 8th, 2009
3:51 pm
2 things I'd like to say.
1. Concerning the comment Kay made, that's why women have no place or buisness in football, THEY DON'T HAVE A CLUE!!!
2. Auburn will wind up violating NCAA recruiting rules in the future and will have sanctions placed against them within the next 2 or 3 years. They have become SO intimidated by what Nick Saban is doing over at U of A all the talk about now is "we gotta get better at recruiting, we gotta get better at recruiting" I';ve never seen such a since of urgency over recruiting over there. The whole thing is, is that Chizik and his assistants will never be able to recruit better than Nick and co., they'll get desperate over at Auburn and start doing any and everything to lure recruits in and that's gonna bring on what will be some of the darkest days in Auburn football history. The 08 season will just be a preview of what's to come.
January 8th, 2009
4:52 pm
Really enjoyed your recently article on the kid out of Troup High School – an amazing story.
I think the interest in recruiting is an interest for die hard fans. I, for one, think the 'soap opera' aspect to recruiting is that these kids are making one of the toughest decisions they will ever have to make. Playing for the right program, the right coach, and in the right location will make the difference if great players make it to the next level. The drama is just an aspect of the human story which makes it so compelling.


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About Ferris State: Ferris State University is a NCAA Division II school located in Big Rapids, Mich., with an enrollment of 12,578. The Bulldogs are a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC). Big Rapids is located in West Michigan approximately 60 miles north of Grand Rapids or 40 miles west of Mount Pleasant, Mich.
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Challenge History: This year marks the third consecutive season Ferris, Wayne State, Southern Indiana and Indianapolis have teamed up for the GLIAC/GLVC Challenge ....... Ferris hosted the first event in 2004-05 while Indianapolis served as the site last year (2005-06). Southern Indiana is slated to be the event host in 2007-08 ........ FSU and USI have both posted 3-1 marks in the event over the previous two years while Wayne State holds a 2-2 mark and Indianapolis has lost all four of its outings ...... Last season, Ferris defeated UI 84-82 but suffered a 88-81 loss to Southern Indiana. The Bulldogs beat UI and USI by scores of 110-104 and 93-82, respectively, at home in the inaugural event (2004-05).
More GLIAC/GLVC Challenge Notes: The first event hosted by FSU in 2004-05 was officially called the Lions Club Holiday Classic. All four teams advanced to the NCAA-II Tournament that season ..... The two GLIAC schools, FSU and WSU, won three of the four games in the 2004-05 event. Last season, both leagues won two games each.
FSU Falls At Home: Ferris State suffered a 84-77 GLIAC home loss to visiting Lake Superior State Monday (Dec. 18) evening inside FSU's Jim Wink Arena at Big Rapids, Mich. The Lakers took a 43-32 halftime advantage and led by as many as 15 points in the contest before holding on for the victory. The Bulldogs had the lead down to a single point twice in the final five minutes but could not get over the hump. A hot shooting night from the Lakers helped offset 20 LSSU turnovers. The Lakers were 13-of-23 (56.5%) behind the three-point arc and converted 19-of-20 (95.0%) free throw tries. Senior guard Julius Vines (Muskegon Heights) tallied a team-high 24 points and 10 rebounds in a double-double effort for Ferris State. FSU also received 19 points from senior forward Michael Daniels (Detroit/Murray-Wright) and 12 points by sophomore guard Jessie York (Muskegon Heights). Senior forward Terrance Shaw (Saginaw/Brideport) contributed 10 points and eight boards while freshman guard Clyde McKinney (Lansing/Everett) netted a personal career-high 10 assists.
Last Campaign: Ferris State posted an 18-13 overall mark en route to making its second consecutive NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament berth during the 2005-06 campaign. FSU posted a second-place 13-5 mark in GLIAC North Division regular-season action after claiming back-to-back league crowns in 2003-04 and 2004-05. Ferris also received GLIAC Tournament runner-up accolades last season.
Two Years Ago: Ferris State capped off a banner 2004-05 season with a runner-up finish in the NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Tournament (March 12-15) held in Findlay, Ohio. FSU reached the regional championship game for only the third time in school history. The Bulldogs, who won their second-straight GLIAC North Division Championship in 2004-05, concluded the year with a 24-7 overall record and fell one game shy of advancing to the NCAA-II Elite Eight for the second time ever. FSU's 24 victories represented the third-most wins in school history.
Head Coach Bill Sall: A 1994 Calvin graduate, fifth-year FSU head coach Bill Sall previously held assistant coaching positions at Calvin (1992-95), Ferris State (1995-98) and Hillsdale (1998-02) prior to being named Ferris State's 11th head coach. The Zeeland, Mich., native served as Ferris' interim head coach for a portion of the 1995-96 campaign and led the Bulldogs to a 5-8 mark. Before joining the coaching ranks, Sall was a standout player at Calvin from 1985-90. He twice (1989-90) received second-team National Association of Basketball Coaches Division III All-America honors and led Calvin to three Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (MIAA) championships, four NCAA-III Tournament bids and the 1990 NCAA-III Final Four. Sall has a current 75-62 (.547) career mark.
The Bulldog Tradition: The 2006-07 campaign marks the 79th season of Bulldog men's basketball. The program began in 1925 although Ferris did not field a team from 1942-45 due to World War II. FSU has compiled a 937-861 (.521) all-time mark. The Bulldogs have won 11 GLIAC titles, made eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and reached the 1988 NCAA-II Elite Eight. Ferris captured a league-record four consecutive GLIAC titles from 1986-90.
Leading The Way: Among the returnees for Ferris this season Terrance Shaw, who received All-GLIAC Second Team accolades a year ago. The 6-5 Shaw averaged 13 points and a team-best 6.8 rebounds per outing in 2005-06. Shaw along with Michael Daniels and Julius Vine are serving as team captains this year.
The Bulldog Roster: Ferris' 2006-07 roster includes three seniors, four juniors, two sophomores and six freshmen. Eight of the 15 players are guards while the remaining seven are frontcourt players. All 15 players on the Bulldogs' 2006-07 roster hail from Michigan.
B2 Broadband Webcasts: A live broadband video and audio webcast will be available via B2 Networks for FSU's remaining home games this season. The cost is $6 per game and includes live video along with a radio audio feed. To access the service or obtain more info, please visit the FSU Athletics Website at www.ferris.edu/sports.
Live Internet Stats: "Live Stats" of all 2006-07 Ferris State home games will be provided in progress via the internet. Visit the site at www.ferris.edu/sports and click the "Live Stats" icon to access.
GLIAC Games On The Air: All eighteen of FSU's 2006-07 league games are tentatively slated to be carried live by local radio station WBRN (News Talk 1460 AM). Selected contests can also be accessed live via the internet by clicking on the Bulldog Athletics Webcasts icon at www.ferris.edu/sports.
On The Internet: Ferris State University Athletics' official web site can be found at www.ferris.edu/sports. The site features information on all of FSU's varsity athletics programs including rosters, statistics, yearbooks and more.
Impressive History: Ferris State's impressive basketball tradition includes 11 GLIAC titles, eight NCAA Division II Tournament appearances and a berth in the 1988 NCAA-II Elite Eight. Ferris, which last won the GLIAC Tournament championship during the 1997-98 campaign, captured a league record four consecutive conference titles from 1986-90. FSU has won more GLIAC Championships (11) than any other league member.
National Rankings: FSU is not ranked in the current (Dec. 12) National Association of Basketball Coaches Division II Top 25 Poll after being listed among other teams receiving votes with four points in the preseason national rankings. Defending NCAA-II National Champion Winona State (Minn.) is presently ranked first nationally this week. GLIAC members Findlay and Grand Valley State are listed 9th and 18th, respectively, in the current rankings. Southern Indiana was ranked sixth in the poll.
Turning It All Around: The Bulldogs had posted only a 21-82 (.204) mark in the four seasons prior to head coach Bill Sall's arrival, but have since went 70-54 (.565) and claimed two divisional titles while making two NCAA-II Tournament appearances in his four previous seasons at the helm. FSU won only four games (4-22) the year before Sall arrived in 2001-02.
Over The Break: Following the GLIAC/GLVC Challenge, Ferris breaks for the holidays before returning to action in the Armstrong Atlantic State (Ga.) New Year's Tourney (Dec. 29-30) held at Savannah, Ga. FSU battles Georgia College & State Friday, Dec. 29, and then faces host AASU Saturday, Dec. 30. Both games begin at 4 p.m. (EST).
Top Of The Pack: Last season represented the third-straight year the Bulldogs finished either first or second in the GLIAC North Division. Ferris claimed back-to-back divisional titles in 2003-04 and 2004-05 with 14-4 and 13-5 conference marks, respectively. FSU's 13-5 league ledger last season trailed only rival Grand Valley State's first place 16-2 division record. Ferris had not won a GLIAC Championship since 1994-95 prior to its first title run in 2003-04 under head coach Bill Sall.
Bulldog Bites: Terrance Shaw currently ranks third in school history with 83 blocked shots and needs only five more to tie Marcus Kennedy's (1986-89) second-place total of 88 blocks ......... The Bulldogs are averaging 69 points per game in their three victories this campaign, but only 64.6 points per contest in their four losses to date ......... Terrance Shaw is only three rebounds away from earning his 500th career board and 32 points shy of compiling his 900th career point ...... FSU's current three-game losing streak is the program's longest since dropping five consecutive games during the 2003-04 campaign (Dec. 19-Jan. 3) ....... Ferris currently holds a 2-4 mark this year in games decided by 10 points or less. The Bulldogs posted a 23-12 mark in such games over the two previous seasons ..... Julius Vines' 24 points and 10 rebounds versus LSSU both represented personal career-highs ...... Thursday's game against USI will be FSU's 1,800th all-time contest ....... Michael Daniels matched a career-best with 19 points in Monday's outing.
Strong Connection: Three members of FSU's regular playing rotation played prep basketball at Muskegon Heights (Mich.) High School including Julius Vines, Jessie York and redshirt freshman guard Anthony Sydnor. Former Bulldog player Keith Guy (1995-97) serves at the Tigers' head coach. Ferris freshman guard/forward Lou Williams, who's redshirting this season, also is a former Muskegon Heights player currently on the Bulldogs' roster.
Ferris Picked Second: Ferris State was picked to finish second in the 2006-07 GLIAC Men's Basketball Coaches Preseason North Division Poll. The Bulldogs totaled 27 points but had no first-place votes in the balloting, which was conducted by the conference's head coaches. Defending GLIAC North Division Champion Grand Valley State was selected as this year's divisional favorite as the Lakers recorded 36 points along with six of a possible seven first-place votes. Findlay took the top spot in the South Division with 25 points and five first-place votes. The league's 13 head coaches voted for the division in which they play.
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Scouting Indianapolis: Ferris' holds a 3-2 all-time series' edge over Indianapolis heading into Wednesday's meeting. Ferris recorded a 84-82 overtime triumph over the host Greyhounds in last year's GLIAC/GLVC Challenge (12/21/05) at Indianapolis, Ind. FSU has won the last three meetings, including a 99-79 win in the 2004-05 NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Quarterfinals (3/12/05) in Findlay, Ohio. The Greyhounds won the initial two series' meetings. Indianapolis, under 10th-year head coach Todd Sturgeon, compiled a 4-23 overall record last season and placed seventh in the GLVC East Division with a 3-16 league mark. UI is currently 4-2 overall and 2-1 in the GLVC this season following Sunday's (Dec. 17) 73-62 non-conference home win over Saginaw Valley State. Indianapolis was chosen to finish sixth in the 2006-07 GLVC East Division Preseason Coaches Poll. The Greyhounds are led in scoring by junior guard DeAndre Brock (16.0 ppg). UI has won three consecutive games to date this season and had made three-straight trips to the NCAA-II Tournament prior to last campaign.
Scouting Southern Indiana: The Screaming Eagles hold a 6-2 series' edge and recorded a 88-81 win over FSU last year (12/20/05) in the GLIAC/GLVC Challenge at Indianapolis, Ind. FSU has won two of the last three meetings, including a 93-87 triumph in the 2004-05 NCAA-II Great Lakes Regional Semifinals (3/13/05) in Findlay, Ohio. USI, which was ranked sixth in last week's (Dec. 12) NABC Division II National Poll, presently is 10-1 overall and 2-1 in the GLVC following Sunday's (Dec. 17) 108-80 non-league home win over Glenville State (W.Va.). Southern Indiana posted a 27-7 overall mark a season ago, including a first-place tying 14-5 GLVC finish. The Screaming Eagles, who are directed by sixth-year head coach Rick Herdes, were picked to finish first in the 2006-07 GLVC West Division Preseason Coaches Poll. Southern Indiana, which was the national runner-up in 2003-04, presently is led in scoring by senior guard Melvin Hall (17.5 ppg). The Screaming Eagles' lone loss was a 56-55 GLVC setback at Indianapolis (Dec. 9). The Bulldogs own a 2-2 overall record versus USI in the Bill Sall head coaching era.
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Brace yourself, the Breastfeeding Police are at it again in Georgia. This time they've locked their sights on slutty exhibitionist moms who dare to think they can feed their 2-year-old in public and get away with it.
What is going on down there? Have all the peaches gone bad? First a Georgia school district banned breastfeeding for students and teachers. And now a town council in Forest Park has equated extended breastfeeding to public indecency.
Look, I get it. Not everyone is comfortable with nursing moms -- and they may never be, no matter how much they read up on it. But we all have things that are perfectly legal that we really don't like, that we have no right to impede upon.
Logic, more than emotion, goes into the acceptance of a lot of things outside your lifestyle choices. But this!? The 'Logic Train' to Georgia has definitely derailed.
In an attempt to "control public nudity," they've decided that nursing a child over the age of 2 will no longer be covered by the state law that excludes nursing women from being charged with indecent exposure. So for right now, my toddler and my nursing relationship is wholesome ... but in two months, suddenly it goes from me nursing her to illegal public nudity?
How is this legal? I was fairly sure city laws couldn't contradict state laws ... from what I can tell, Forest Park isn't a 'Home Rule' city either, so this shouldn't even carry weight! Their previous law only had rules about adult entertainment businesses, but I guess these "slutty" moms of toddlers have been causing quite a ruckus? You know, taking out a breast to feed a toddler and all ... unless there are tassels involved, all I'm seeing is a giant waste of time and resources, and a really crappy message to women who've made it that long in the first place.
Imagine if pacifier use suddenly became illegal, or your baby's favorite stuffed animal or sippy cups, in public ... same deal to a toddler, by the way, give or take some nutrition and whatnot. Since when is breastfeeding damaging to society?
And I thought Tennessee had issues with its own restrictive breastfeeding law, preventing the public nursing of a child over 1, which they at least managed to fix. Between this and the Georgia school district banning breastfeeding, it's no surprise Georgia is only a tiny step above Tennessee with a pathetic 9.7 percent of babies being exclusively breastfed until only 6 months.
Look, when my daughter turns 2, there's no magic jump. It's not the Sims here -- she doesn't spin around and magically turn into a child with spurts of confetti, and suddenly all my interactions with her change accordingly. I'll nurse her the day before her birthday, on it, and the day after, and aside from a fun party in there, and her being RIGHT when she answers, "TWO!" when asked how old she is, nothing else changes. It certainly doesn't magically make my breasts sex objects.
Oh Georgia ... how long until this gets retracted? For being in a part of the country with the highest rates of obesity and diabetes, and ranked 43rd in overall health, you really can't afford to punish women and their children who've succeeded in something HEALTHY and GOOD. And, much less can you afford to try to link breastfeeding to something sexual, perverted, or damaging -- a message that has a much further reach and heavier impact than just this law.
If you want to let them know what you think, send a message, email, or call City Hall yourself. Maybe thousands of emails that say that the World Health Organization and multiple Surgeons General recommend 2 as a minimum -- not max -- might help get the point across? Be proactive!
What do you think of Forest Park's law?
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Ridiculous. There's no way this will stand. I'm still nursing my 3 and a half year old. The only time he nurses out in public (because he's usually too busy) is when he's gotten hurt somehow. I'd laugh in someone's face if they tried to tell me it was indecent. Give me a break.
How sad.
How are they going to enforce this, anyway? Are police officers going to be approaching momthers asking to see their todler's birth certificate? My 4-year-old is smaller and looks yonger than many 2 year olds. Some 9-month-olds look at least 2.
"I'm sorry you were mistaken officer, but my nursing child is only 23 months old. No, I left his birth certificate at home."
??? I'm nursing my 33 mo old, and, we don't have to nurse in public anymore, but would if we had to. More people should nurse their toddlers and I am proud of those who are willing to do so in public. From observation, I think I really have a much easier time of things with my toddler. She doesn't have sleep issues (she always tells me when she is ready to go to bed), and, she when she goes on food strikes, I don't have to worry. We can approach everything naturally and with grace because, well, I have something she wants. The payoff to extended nursing far outweighs any embarrasment I may originally thought...it certainly outweighs the great societal disdain I feel for doing so.
And yet you can walk around with DDD breasts in a size extra small white tank top, no bra, past an air conditioner.
But, gracious me, a 2 year old must wait for a snack in the name of decency?
I'm sorry but I actually don't have a problem with this law. I bf both of my kids for the 1st year and after that they went to sippy cups. Any child over 2 should be drinking from a cup not the breast. I think by that age, it really is all about what mommy wants and not the baby or should I say toddler. If you toddler is eating healthy, they should no longer be bfding or drinking from a bottle.


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She doesn't have a number one hit song. She's not a rising Hollywood starlet. Yet girls all around the world go crazy for Bethany Mota. Her claim to fame? The internet.
"I started making videos when I was 13 years old, I was really bored, I was dealing with bullying at the time, I just didn't really have much to do," she says.
Fast forward 5 years and the once-bullied teen from northern California now has more followers on YouTube than Lady Gaga.
Millions hang on her every Instagram post and tweet. She dishes on clothes, beauty products and even recipes. So it's no surprise plenty of brands want her stamp of approval.
"A lot of brands will email me and say 'Hey can you try out my products' and I'll always say, 'I'm open to trying products, but I'm just very picky about it because you know at the end of the day I really want my viewers to think they can trust me,'" she says.
And trust and love her they do. Crowds of fans came to Orlando last week to check out the Motavatour for Aéropostale, where she's now designing her very own fashion line.
She says when she meets her fans and the people who buy her clothes it feels crazy
"Actually a few weeks ago I followed a girl around the mall because I saw her wearing a sweater from my collection," she says. "I was like 'Is that my sweater is it not?' It just blew my mind!"
Like her personality, her line is very girl next door. Even a giant bus with her face on it isn't getting to her head. She took us onboard and showed us her room.
She says her secret to success is being herself.
"With my YouTube videos I'm just being me, having them look into my life and it's all real and organic so I think that's what's most important."
All right all you Motavators out there: You still have time to meet Beth in New York. She will be at the Roosevelt Field Mall Friday, February 7, with the Motavatour bus.
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Minnaar's Pietermaritzburg run was the stuff of legend. The Santa Cruz rider grew up just outside of town and had a large, riotous cadre of supporters. He needed those cheers, too. Minnaar trailed Gwin by nearly 2 seconds early in his run, but fought back to win with a .6-second margin. Legendary.


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The Word: Jon Hamm and Amy Poehler hosted an Emmy losers party
Amy Poehler and Jon Hamm hosted what must have been the coolest party ever after Sunday's Emmy Awards. And all you had to do to get in was not win an Emmy.
OK, that's not all you had to do. Probably you also had to be their friend or something. Still, partying with "Mad Men"'s Don Draper and the star of "Parks and Recreation" must have taken the sting out of their Emmy non-wins for stars like Aubrey Plaza, Elisabeth Moss and Zooey Deschanel.
The party was such a hot destination that the guest list even included winners, like Tina Fey, who won for Best Writing for "30 Rock" — but unlike losers, who got in for free, winners had to make a $1,000 donation to World Wide Orphans, according to E! Online. Aww, poor winners. Don't worry, guys, I'm sure you'll lose next year.
The biggest upset at Sunday's Emmys was Kerry Washington. Diahann Carroll, the first African American nominated for an Emmy (for "Naked City" back in 1963), came out to set up the "Scandal" star as the first African-American winner of a Lead Performance Emmy. But the Emmys went with Claire Danes for "Homeland." Read Metro's full Emmys recap.
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TAMPA, Fla. (AP) -- Hugh Robertson and Victor Rudd Jr. scored 14 points each as South Florida beat Villanova 65-51 on Wednesday night.
South Florida (16-10, 9-4 Big East) matched its highest victory total in conference play. The Bulls had a conference record of 9-9 during the 2009-10 season, and had just three Big East wins and 10 victories overall last season.
South Florida also got 10 points apiece from Anthony Collins and Jawanza Poland.
Maurice Sutton had 10 points for Villanova (11-14, 4-9). The Wildcats played without leading scorer Maalik Wayns (averaging 17.8 points a game) due to a sprained left knee.
Villanova, which had seven days off since beating Providence 74-72 on Feb. 7, started a stretch of three games in six days.
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We all know America has an obesity problem. Unfortunately, it extends to canine Americans as well -- and at least one-third of the people who own obese dogs aren't even aware of it. Our pet pro, Luciano Aguilar, shows you how you can help your pooch shed those extra pounds."While I'd never presume to tell somebody else how often they should eat to stay trim and healthy, when it comes to dogs, I'm a lot more presumptuous," says Luciano. "If you want to keep your dog from getting fat, I suggest putting him on a regular feeding schedule."Just like with humans, calories have a way of creeping up on dogs. In fact, if your dog takes in just one percent more of the calories he needs, he could be 25 percent heavier than he should be by middle age."Dogs with excess body weight are not only lethargic, but they also often suffer from a variety of health issues like hip and joint problems. So it's important that you watch what they eat," says Luciano. "And the best way to do that is to control when they eat!"So how often should you feed your dog?
For puppies, Luciano suggests three feedings a day. By the age of one, you shouldn't feed your dog any more than twice a day. "For a dog that eats twice a day, I suggest morning and evening feedings, like 6AM and 6PM," adds Luciano. "Dogs tend to relieve themselves 15 to 20 minutes after intake, so this gives him ample time to relieve himself before you go to work in the morning and go to bed at night." When it's time for your dog to eat, he should have good table manners. Place him in the 'sit' position and have him wait politely to be released to eat. The last thing you want is for your dog to jump up and spill the food onto the floor.Once you release your dog with an enthusiastic "ok," let him eat. Give him 15 minutes to finish his meal. After 15 minutes, time's up. Pick up the bowl and put it away until his next feeding. This teaches your dog that when his meal is served, it's time to eat and not time to play or do something else. "Feeding your dog a set amount of food at scheduled mealtimes will not only keep him at a healthy weight," Luciano explains. "You'll also be able to tell if he loses his appetite or stops eating, which is often the first sign of an illness."
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First Ma'an Alliance Training Institute Opens New Horizons toward Civic Engagement in Beirut
First Ma'an Alliance Training Institute Opens New Horizons toward Civic Engagement in Beirut
"We forget that university education is only a small segment of world learning, and when we help students gain community learning, we will open up their horizons," says Amani Elshimi, director of community-based learning at the Gerhart Center for Philanthropy and Civic Engagement. Participants in the Ma'an Arab University Alliance Institute titled: "Expanding Civic Engagement in Arab Universities: A Peer Learning Workshop for Faculty" (Beirut, June 23-26, 2009), experienced a different learning methodology, one embedded in hands-on experience, and not only in academia. Community-based learning bridges the gap between both worlds, making each relevant, and, in fact, essential to the other.
Co-hosted by the American University in Beirut and the American University in Cairo (the Ma'an Alliance's secretariat), the institute was an intensive workshop that served as an introduction to various elements of civic engagement in Arab higher education. With sessions covering community-based learning, community-based research, and community-campus partnerships, the workshop tried to contextualize civic engagement to the Arab region. Facilitated by regional and global experts in the field, it explored different paths towards creating a more civically engaged Arab university campus.
Waddah Nasr, acting provost of the American University in Beirut, delivered the opening address which focused on the importance of promoting civic engagement in Arab universities. "Though the hosts of the training have only been recently established, it is great to see how quickly the centers and universities have become involved with their communities," said Provost Nasr. Indeed, the range and growth of university-based civic engagement became all the more apparent later in the trainings sessions through engaging discussions held by 37 enthusiastic participants, from 9 universities, representing 5 different countries in the Arab region.
The training institute included a public panel, and also a site visit to Dayr Qanoon Ras al Ayn Village Women Coop, a women's cooperative located in Southern Lebanese village of Sour. There, the participants met with community leaders and partners, and were able to meet students who were continuing their work with the organization as an extension of a community-based learning class.
This inaugural Ma'an Alliance training institute is only the beginning. As the Alliance builds and grows, it hopes to hold similar training sessions focusing on various aspects of the university including fundraising and university-tailored consultations on community-based learning.
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Attn: Kayla Jurrens
600 Nicollet Mall #380
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Fax: 612-333-4927
Joe Fittante, Shareholder, Larkin Hoffman Daly & Lindgren Ltd.
Ron Gardner, Managing Partner, Dady & Garner P.A.
Two prominent franchise lawyers (one a franchisor, the other a franchisee) will lead a wide-ranging discussion on such topics as "what is a franchise," the regulatory scheme governing franchising, the most frequently litigated issues in franchising, and the antitrust issues that arise in the franchise context.
Joe Fittante is a member of the American Bar Association Franchise Forum on Franchising Governing Committee and was a co-chair for the 2008 Annual Forum on Franchising Program which was held in Austin, Texas. He is also the current Chair of the Franchise Committee of the Minnesota State Bar Association Business Law Section.
Ron Gardner is the Chair-Elect of the American Bar Association's Forum on Franchising and its current Program Officer. He is listed by Chambers USA as one of the Top 15 franchise lawyers in America and has been recognized by Best Lawyers in America for five years running.
Please register by Thursday, January 22, 2009.
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