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In a large saucepan, heat oil over medium-high. Add onion, carrots, celery, and bay leaf. Cook, stirring, until vegetables are softened, 5 to 7 minutes. Add garlic and curry powder and cook until fragrant, about 1 minute more.
Add 7 cups of water and lentils. Bring to a boil, reduce to a simmer, cover, and cook 10 minutes. Add potatoes and continue to cook, covered, until lentils and potato are just tender, about 15 minutes.
Add green beans and tomatoes with juice. Cook until warmed through, 2 to 4 minutes. Remove bay leaf. Add cilantro; season with salt and pepper. Serve with yogurt.
This recipe, with the following additions, is absolutely spectacular, one of my all-time favorite dishes. Instead of water use organic vegetable broth, and add: 1 tsp Turmeric and 1/4 cup nutritional yeast. The result is far better than the base recipe, the recommended changes/additions give it an especially savory flavor that was missing.Reply
Soup is bland...however, when I added some cumin, it had that mysterious hearty punch.Reply
This recipe was disappointing. I should have known because I've tried other lentil soups, and they are often kind of bland, but they are so healthy and everything, they always lure me back in. I added more garlic, curry powder and some broth to increase the flavor, but it's still missing some seasoning I think. It makes a ton too!Reply
This is yummy in a hearty-earthy way. I ditched the curry (my least favorite spice/smell on earth) and the cilantro and replaced the yogurt with Knudsen Sour Cream which, when mixed with the tomato juices, sweet potato and lentils made for a nicely rich taste w/out being too heavy. Yum! I followed the recipe quantities and am on my fourth bowl for the week with about four more to go. My skinny jeans are feeling better already.Reply
This stew is really good, but it needs just a little bit more curry (2-2.5 tsp works) and I added an extra clove of garlic. I also added a little bit of vegeta too boost the flavors a little bit, but I think if you subbed a good vegetable broth for a cup or two of the water it should have a similar impact.
Also, this recipe makes so much stew- more like 8-10 servings. I thought I was going to be eating this by myself for 3-4 days and it looks more like a week worth of leftovers for one person.
Oops - forgot to mention I made this without the green beans.Reply
Great with the following changes: replace canola oil with 3T olive oil. Use 2 cloves garlic. Add 1t salt to sautéing veggies. Use 2t curry powder and add 1/2t dried thyme. Use Muir fire roasted petite diced tomatoes. If you like spicy, add 1 seeded/de-veined and diced poblano pepper along with onion/celery/carrot/bay leaf. Be forewarned, this recipe makes a lot of soup.Reply
I used frozen onions and sauteed in olive oil with the garlic. Also used low sodium chicken broth and the curry called for but an additional dash of red curry too. Something makes this soup a little sweet and spicy - a delicate and delicious combination! The yogurt is a perfect topping.Reply
I wasn't overly thrilled with how this receipe turned out...sounded much better than the finished product. I gave the remainder of the large pot away to my starving student's residence. They ate it up...but then againg they will eat anything! :-)Reply
The stew is good but lacking flavor. I added a lot of salt and pepper, yet it still tasted bland. Maybe sub veggie stock for the water?Reply
This recipe is delicious and easy! As a bonus, nothing in it contains gluten, so when I had a couple of non-gluten-eating friends over for dinner, they were ecstatic. I paired it with mini sweet potato fritattas cooked in muffin tins.Reply
This is a wonderful recipe! It makes quite a bit, I shared leftovers with my brother's family and they all enjoyed it too. The sweet potatoes and beans add great flavors.Reply

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Being a parent is one of the most challenging, yet rewarding jobs you will ever have. It's great to see your children grow and mature, but there probably have been moments when you've wished they'd been born with an instruction manual. Parents always second guess themselves: Am I doing the right things? Is my child going to grow up to be a good person? Am I providing the tools for my child to find success in this competitive world?
"I have to say that I have received far more from Integrity than I ever felt possible. I have seen good things in so many of the kids and even in the conversations of the adult learners. They share personal stories of temperance and control becoming part of their ability. That is because of the daily efforts of each one of the sensai. In a world that seems to be falling apart, you ve collected a group of wonderful, gifted, talented people who have been given a path that truly changes people. I want to say thank you. I feel at home at Inegrity Martial Arts and I never anticipated that. Warm regards. Sam Stoughton"
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At Integrity Martial Arts, we understand the challenges of being a parent. Our nationally recognized character development program is an integral part of our martial arts curriculum and parents thank us for it! That's because they've seen the difference participation in our program has made for their children at home, at school and in the community. Children unlock laser-like focus, powerful and consistent respect, the advantage of discipline and the critical ability of self-control, not to mention the physical benefits of coordination, balance and strength. All together, this gives the child an edge to pursue their passions without fear and the confidence to be themselves, kind to others, and successful in school.
I've had the unique opportunity to see the program develop and expand over the years, and it's truly hard to believe how far the studio has come. The incomparable team of instructors is always developing new, effective ways to teach leadership, respect, self-discipline, self-control, and, of course, self-defense. There is also a plethora of other activities available, such as special seminars with guest instructors, the opportunity to join a demonstration team, and other programs for all ages that truly put Integrity in a league of its own.
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On behalf of the Enfield Recreation Department, I would like to thank you for adding such a wonderful program into our summer activities. The Martial Arts for Kids Camp has been quite a success for our community. I was very impressed with the ability to provide an atmosphere that was both educational and fun. Through the staff's teaching and participants' dedication throughout the program, it is quite evident that the students are fully learning the life skills and values such as self-discipline, personal commitment and the importance of verbal conflict resolution. I enjoyed reading the notes that the children shared at each class about how they had used these skills and values on a daily basis at their homes.
I know that the life skills that the children have learned will serve them well, and hopefully they will continue to practice what they have been taught. We look forward to working with you again soon to help the children in our community, and thank you again for working with us this summer.
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Dear Jonathan:
I would like to acknowledge the wonderful progress we have seen with The After School Program students who are participating in the Integrity Center's Martial Arts instruction. These classes have had a profound impact on The After School Program students because of the respect, self-discipline, and self-control that your instruction has instilled in them.
Since the children in our program are at risk for school failure, we feel that they are an exceptionally challenging group. Many lack direction and focus and come from homes where families struggle with poverty, low academic achievement, limited social skills, and parental substance abuse.
Martial arts instruction has given these children a heightened level of self-discipline and provided positive peer pressure to affect change. Our all-inclusive approach of including feedback from their families and their teachers has proven to be a motivating force.
Thank you for the time and energy you and your staff have put into working with these students. Your efforts have made a difference in the lives of many young people.
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Our mission is to teach children martial arts with the express purpose of helping them develop lifelong habits in focus and discipline and practical skills to deal with bullies and self defense situations. Its critical that they practice the rules of Respect, Discipline, and Self-Control in their everyday life. Contributing to character development positively affects the lives of children, their families, their schools, and our communities locally in Connecticut, Massachusetts and beyond. The second level of Integrity Martial Arts' character program is unique in Enfield, in Connecticut, and has few peers in the country. Our Maximum Impact Leadership Program is the only program available for children with a weekly lesson on how to be your best, on creating a future that is inspiring, a now that one is passionate about and a past that one can be proud of. This program will give your child the foundation for the brilliant life they are destined for by teaching in-depth lessons on Leadership, Effectiveness, Communication and Teamwork.
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Dear Jonathan and Staff:
I would like to thank you again for coming to Enfield High School and giving a four day presentation to our junior and senior Physical Education classes on self-defense and personal responsibility and self-control. The physical education teachers and students were very impressed with your ability to create such a quality atmosphere for learning self-discipline, personal commitment, and the importance of verbal conflict resolution. Your staff's teaching style and progression of activities throughout the week helped all students to understand more fully the importance of respecting others, self-discipline and self-control.
Hopefully, our students will practice what they have been taught about reacting non-violently to conflict and to use the tools they learned to de-escalate bad situations. We look forward to working with you again next year to help educate our students in making the right choices and taking responsibility for themselves and their community.
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Our traditional martial arts classes are interactive and fun! We provide a variety of programs designed for several age groups: Small Samurai™ (Ages 3-5), Powerplay™ (Ages 6-10) and Breakthrough Martial Arts™ for teens (Ages 11-16) and adults (ages 17 and up).
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Dear Mr. Metcalf,
I am delighted to accept your invitation to the After School Program's Martial Arts Belt Advancement. It is very encouraging to see the positive impact it has had on our youth.
Unfortunately, our society has suffered from numerous tragedies where children have been the victims of senseless acts of violence – in some cases at the hands of their peers. Research has shown that children lacking in self-esteem do not have self-respect. Consequently, this results in a lack of respect for others. Martial arts programs not only discourage violence, rather they build and stimulate self-esteem within the child.
If we are to attain a gentler, more caring society, we must teach our children how to care for and show respect for one another. Therefore, I wish you much success for the future and will continue to wholeheartedly support your martial arts program.
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With its charming atmosphere and bad attitude you won"t find anything quite like it. Our specialty is our fresh sushi bar. With rolls like g.i.jane, shiitake happens and Godzirra, how could you go wrong? Our huge bowls of noodles will satisfy big and small. Sandwiches, large salads, and a selection of other entrees round out the menu. We also feature a kids menu! Don"t forget the (soon to be famous) bucket of tater tots with our special tot sauce. Sticky Rice, established last century has been rolling on and on. Sticky Rice serves up an unusual mix of American, Pan-Asian entrees in a friendly, inexpensive and inviting atmosphere. Spring rolls, potstickers, sushi, noodles and edamame (steamed soy beans) are simple and standard. Lots of choices for vegans and vegetarians!Continued
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- Food4.1Service3.8
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neighborhood gem (28)fit for foodies (25)great for lunch (18)vibrant bar scene (17)good for groups (16)hot spot (15)late-night find (14)great for outdoor dining (12)kid-friendly (6)romantic (4)great for brunch (4)special occasion (3)notable wine list (1)Show More
- Well doneOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/18/2014We were in a bit of a hurry and although we waited a few minutes for anyone to come greet us, once our server made it, she was very good at seeing that we were able to get our food in a timely fashion. Everything we ordered was fresh and tasty! We will definitely return!
- Always greatJazzFesterDined on 9/9/2014When the weather's nice you can sit out on the sidewalk. Creative rolls, try the Baltimore Balls or Sticky BallsI would recommend this to a friend.
- Decent little spot...CautiousDinerDined on 9/1/2014A bit small/tight inside. However, the service and food were both above average. I would definitely go back as well as recommend to a friend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good use of "Friends"incidentalmusicDined on 8/31/2014I love that the old bar, Friends, became Sticky Rice! Great original Maki dishes and fantastic noodles. It has become a regular favorite. It can be insanely busy somewhat randomly so even at odd hours my wife and I have started to make reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice spot for sushuOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/25/2014Sushi and bar area were pretty cool. Hard to get reservation on the weekend but great spot during the week.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great asina fusionValentineDined on 8/22/2014Awesome place. Great food. Good cocktails. Good for Gluten free/Vegetarian optionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 8/15/2014Excellent food. Sad they got rid of their vegetable tempura. It was the best we have ever had and we always stop by when in town to get it.
- Great food and service!MattDined on 8/13/2014We had a great dinner and thank you for the fantastic service. I will definitely be returning again and recommending to friends! Thanks!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 8/12/2014Love this place, but food was sub-par on this particular visit. The chicken bites appetizer was a joke - both the portion size and the quality left a lot to be desired. We'll be back...Guessing this was just an off-night for the kitchen. Won't ever get the chicken app again though.Special Features:
- Great food, unique atmospheredrazillizardDined on 8/10/2014Food was excellent and reasonably priced, although the one roll was small, but our server warned us in advance. Atmosphere is distinctly "Baltimore bar": lots of drawing on the walls, ecclectic music, etc.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice restaurantTillmoore2014VIPDined on 8/6/2014The sushi was good and the curry fried rice with chicken was awesome!!! The atmosphere was nice and relaxing. We would love to come backSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- no one ever waited on usMrsSDined on 8/1/2014We were sat right away when we got to the restaurant but after 20 mins several wait staff had passed our table and never stopped. The hostess was very nice and brought us water and kept apologizing that no one had come to us but after 20 mins we left.
- Afternoon DateneighborhoodfunDined on 7/30/2014We had a wonderful afternoon with or daughter. For was prompt and tasteful, prices were good, and drinks were great. We are new to Baltimore and now have a go-to place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not your typical sushi experienceOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 7/28/2014I was definitely surprised by the atmosphere, when I first walked into Sticky Rice...it definitely felt more like a typical bar in Fells Point rather than an Asian restaurant. The menu is large, the service and kitchen are slow, the food was fine...a little pricey for the food just being fine.Special Features:
- Great FoodGriffVIPDined on 7/19/2014Don't know what it is about something as simple as tater tots, but I love tots at Sticky Rice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome foodValentineDined on 7/19/2014This place has awesome food and drinks. Gluten free and Vegetarian/Vegan optionsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good sushi selectionBillVIPDined on 7/18/2014I suspect that at night it is mostly part of the Fells Point bar scene, but we had a great sushi lunch experience and will likely do it again and again.Special Features:
- always greatakslDined on 7/9/2014i love the atmosphere of sticky rice. the hipsters, the slightly off track sushi, the random crowd of customers. the service was quick and great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good & Cheap!HaveBabysitterWillEatOutDined on 7/2/2014Enjoyed the sushi and a delicious burger while taking my wife out. Our server was very positive about the place and took the time to answer questions and chat about the food. Prices were reasonable. Not a pretentious sushi bar, but the quality was very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Place!FoodLover831Dined on 7/1/2014I decided to give this place a try with my sister who loves sushi. I have only tried sushi twice (cooked stuff only, nothing raw) and wasn't crazy about it. There were so many sushi options that looked good on the Sticky Rice menu so I decided to try again. We had the Godzirra roll and I really liked it! I also had a spinach salad and tots that were also good. I definitely will go back to try some other kinds of sushi!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- been here beforeCaliVIPDined on 6/29/2014As I love sushi and I like the different ambiance and variety of food, I continue to return. The only downside to Sticky Rice is the service. I have never had good service. The good food keeps me going back there. Sticky Rice get better service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Vegan ApprovedDarranDMVDined on 6/28/2014I was hosting an out-of-town friend who is vegan. When I showed her some menus of options in Baltimore, she immediately chose Sticky Rice, which I'd hoped she would. I first fell in love with Sticky Rice when I lived in Richmond and was anxious to see if the Baltimore location shared the same tradition of great food... it did!!! She was impressed with the number of creative vegan options available to her. She was even more impressed with the quality of the food. Our one mistake, perhaps, was ordering the bucket of tots. They are delicious but there are SO MANY tots that my friend didn't get to sample as much food as I'd wanted her to. Maybe next time. Now I need to visit the DC location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 6/22/2014Poor service with overly stretched server. Orders wrong, food not nearly as good as it used to be. Sashimi dinner was particularly small...
- The following 198 reviews are from the Sticky Rice - Baltimore reviews archive.
- Double Date NightAllanDined on 5/31/2014My fiance and I double dated with some friends at Sticky Rice last Saturday and it was a great spot. The staff was friendly, the beer decently priced and the food was great. There's plenty of indoor and outdoor (sidewalk) seating with a surprisingly large bar. You should definitely try the sweet potato tots app with the sweet ranch dip...not typically on a sushi menu but worth while. We'll be coming back soon!Special Features:
- Nice for Date NightGreat8Dined on 5/30/2014My boyfriend and I had a nice time. Great place for date night. Are server had a ten top which made it hard for her to provide full service but she got her fellow team members to help and assured us she cared. Her name is Sundy. I will return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always Great!sushiloveVIPDined on 5/29/2014Never have anything bad to say about this place. Service is good, never too attentive and always friendly. Sushi is always delicious. And the little alcove is our favorite place to sit and play games while eating dinner.
- great experienceSharkyDined on 5/24/2014Been to Sticky Rice bunches of times but I think I finally hit on the formula for maximum enjoyment: be tipsy before you get there, and don't hold back when you order. Usually I'm all diet-conscious or money-conscious, but this time my best friend and I got the Sticky Balls (fattening) and the Omakase for two (expensive), and it was the ideal order. The fish in the Omakase was so fresh and the Sticky Balls are rich and crunchy perfection. Also, they were playing hits of the 80s on their satellite radio station, so being tipsy made us excited about every single song.Special Features:
- jojoVIPDined on 5/10/2014The food wasn't as good as it has been in past visits but it could have been what we picked.
- Cool Food, okay serviceKayteeDined on 5/4/2014Went with a group of friends on a Sunday night, made a reservation but we wouldn't have needed it. Food was great, we sampled a bunch of different sushi rolls and the bucket of tots. Service was mostly ok, but our waitress dissapaeared for a while and we were out of drinks. Good experience all things considered, would go back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good egan ChoicesRobinDined on 4/27/2014My daughter is Vegan and the menu is clearly written to show choice for all members of our family. Very good.Special Features:
- Great foodFeasorsDined on 4/26/2014Sticky Rice has great food and an excellent beer and sake list. Try the sweet potato tots. Terrific!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Sushi Find!KerriVIPDined on 4/19/2014My husband and I go out at least once a month for sushi. This month, we decided to drive into the city from the suburbs to try something new. We were thrilled with this new (to us) find. Although we had reservations, we decided to sit at the sushi bar. The sushi chefs were very nice to talk to and answered any questions that we had. The sashimi tray was fresh and delicious. And we also tried a couple of the specialty roles. Everything looked so tasty (and wonderfully creative) on the menu, we will definitely be back to try something else newSpecial Features:
- Great Birthday!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 4/19/2014My family came in from out of town so I brought them to my favorite restaurant. The server was friendly and the food was amazing. The waitstaff was even very accommodating to my toddler aged nephew. A wonderful experience and Sticky Rice will remain to be my go to place.Special Features:
- Great menu...Colmar182Dined on 4/18/2014Something for everyone. Try the fried cheesecake, yes, the fried cheesecake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- mahjonggjudyVIPDined on 4/18/2014Very disappointing! The place was shabby and to me had an odor. I was looking forward to the sushi with lobster that you dipped in drawn butter...but alas, the lobster part was miniscule and was not worth the $14.99 that I paid for it! The rest of my party had a noodle bowl and said it was okay and the hamburger which was dry but edible. Oh yes, I also ordered tofu bites and they were like dry toast...not what I expected at all! I will say our waitress and the rest of the workers were a pleasant bunch. Sorry, but I won't be returning.
- Good foodBr0wnP4nd4Dined on 4/3/2014Just went here the other day for lunch and I thought the sushi was excellent. Most places when you get a spicy tuna roll for example the roll won't actually be spicy. This was not the case here. They had some kick behind them and I loved it. The tots were good and I can't complain about the food. The service was ok, a little slow but not necessarily the waitress' fault. It seemed like she was the only one working the lunch crowd and it was fairly busy. Overall a good experience and will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- From Sushi to a Pot-o-Tater TotsDivadeborahDined on 3/31/2014Sticky Rice Baltimore fits right into the "vibe" that is Fells Point. The eclectic décor and music welcomes those who are looking for the funkier side of sushi. However, don't let the funkiness mislead you to believe that the food would be slightly off...nothing could be further from the truth. Their choices of sushi, sashimi, vegetarian options and appetizers are all delicious and fresh...there's even something for those of you who are afraid of sushi! Don't forget to enjoy the cocktails. My favorite has the candied ginger as the garnish!Special Features:
- LOVE IT!!ChefElleDined on 3/23/2014The food is always fresh and Shrimp wraps I ordered was so good!Special Features:
- Great find!lishmoDined on 3/8/2014I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at Sticky Rice. The waitress was great, explaining the various kinds of sushi and was able to recommend one that I loved! I did try the well known sweet potato tots and I was less than impressed, but the rest of the experience made up for that.. I mean, they played Futurama on all of the TVs.. it doesn't get much better than that.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very hipsterMMilesVIPDined on 2/27/2014Sticky Rice is a great sushi spot in downtown Baltimore. The menu offers unique options that a friend of mine called "hipster sushi." It is a little pricey though and the service could be a bit more attentive.Special Features:


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Georgia State coach Bill Curry saw progress in the 51-13 loss to Tennessee, but said the team can't keep making unforced errors on offense and defense.
Though the offense totaled just 34 yards more against the Vols than it did in the season-opening loss to South Carolina State (263-229), Curry liked that the offense had two 13-play drives, scored its first touchdown this season on a run by quarterback Ben McLane, and showed "some spunk" in the fourth quarter.
However, the team wasted an opportunity to score a touchdown on first-and-goal on its first possession. The Panthers settled for a field goal.
"Once you have the drive you have to take it in the end zone," Curry said. The Panthers will host Texas-San Antonio at 6 p.m. Saturday at the Georgia Dome.
The progression of the offense, facing a bigger, faster, deeper opponent, can be traced to the improved play of the offensive line and McLane, a redshirt freshman who was making the second start of his career.
Neither looked settled in the opener, resulting in McLane being sacked five times and passing for just 54 yards. He later said that he was too worried about not throwing interceptions and that he needed to relax and trust his technique.
He seemed ready (mostly) against the Vols. Curry said a slant to Jordan Giles on the first drive showed that McLane seemed to be trying to do what he showed in the spring and August. The pass was thrown into a small window that resulted in 25 yards and converted a third-and-20 situation.
"I think that settled him down more than the rest of us," Curry said. "And then he proceeded to make more good throws in the game."
McLane passed for 176 yards, completing 18 of his 41 attempts. One area of concern was his fumbles, six of them, that Curry said must be fixed. McLane took the blame after the game, saying he needs to focus on the ball rather than trying to get one more quick look at the secondary.
"We have too many unforced errors right now," Curry said.
McLane was helped by a line that pass-blocked much better than it did the first game. While McLane was sacked three times by the Vols, he didn't need to scramble as often as he did against South Carolina State.
"The whole offensive line performed grade-wise much better than it did the first week," Curry said.
The offense may be without two important weapons this week in starting wide receivers Giles and Danny Williams. Giles injured a shoulder against the Vols. Williams suffered an ankle injury against South Carolina State the prevented him from playing in Knoxville. Curry said both are day to day.
The defense showed progress but the secondary, which was supposed to be a strength before the season because it features two seniors, a redshirt junior and a junior, continues to struggle.
After allowing the Bulldogs to pass for 300 yards, the Vols rolled up 374 more with four touchdowns. Two touchdowns were the result of play-action passes in which either the linebacker or defensive backs mis-read the play, allowing a receiver to run open.
"I know that our guys can play," Curry said. "We just have to play with more confidence. We've got to stick with them and believe in them. They do have the ability to perform."
Just like McLane was helped by the improvement of the offensive line, the secondary should improve as the front seven of the defense improves its pass-rushing efforts. They failed to post a sack for the second consecutive game, though Curry said they did play much better as the entire group continues to learn the 4-2-5 system.
"It all works together," Curry said.
Notes, quotes and observations after the loss to Tennessee
GSU falls to Vols, shows potential
– Doug Roberson, AJC. Please follow me on twitter @ajcgsu
September 10th, 2012
1:32 pm
John Bond screwed up that 1st and goal opportunity with a bonehead play call.
Avery Sweeting should be starting at WR if Williams & Giles cannot play.
McLane needs to build upon his toughness he showed against Tennessee, and fix his fumble and passing confidence issues.
Doug, can you interview SBC Commissioner Benson after the game and see what his response is to what he saw at the UTSA game (Attendance, quality of play, etc…)?
September 10th, 2012
1:53 pm
Wait, I thought we beat GSU in Charleston this weekend?
September 10th, 2012
2:12 pm
Spot on Orlando… I was proud of our boys!
Good info Doug!
September 10th, 2012
2:13 pm
Gnats flying around….
September 10th, 2012
2:32 pm
When Ben tucks the ball and runs it adds another dimension to the offense. It appeared he had this opportunity a few other times other than the 4th quarter touchdown and chose to throw the ball away. Though there is risk with your QB running the ball, I believe Ben is strong and solid enough to make this a part of his repertoire. On another note, loved the shovel pass but will we ever throw a traditional screen pass. I believe our line is athletic enough to make some big plays with it. Come on CJB give it a try! Also, give Kelton a shot at cornerback please!!! He has the height and the speed we need for covering the taller receivers!
September 10th, 2012
2:39 pm
No Citadel Bulldog Fan, you beat GS from statesboro rather than GSU in ATL. See GSU.edu for a reinforcement of my answer.
I hope all this optimism is real and it could well be.
Continue the good work Doug. It is so great to finally have an AJC reporter on GSU and its over 100,000 alumns here in ATL.
September 10th, 2012
2:54 pm
This week was much better but we can't afford self inflicted wounds; not good enough to overcome too many mistakes
September 10th, 2012
3:21 pm
Only GaState finds moral victories in a 51-13 loss.
September 10th, 2012
4:04 pm
We find a moral victory b/c we have endured nothing but misery for the past 12 or so games, and to finally see some bright spots in a loss to a top SEC team, isn't too much of a stretch for the GSU faithful.
September 10th, 2012
4:29 pm
[...] Curry sees progress, but rues unforced errors in loss to Vols [...]
September 10th, 2012
4:47 pm
AJC seems to no longer call Georgia State "GSU" anymore but simply Georgia State… nice to see battle is over and not one shot fired! Nice to see this resolved.
Heading to the Rhode Island game to see your team. I know many of you folks here really enjoy my comments. You guys buy the beer right?
September 10th, 2012
4:51 pm
Herschworld sounds very reasonable Panther fans….he is not being mean just making an observation. Orlando counters with a nice comment… this comment section is almost civil. What happened?
September 10th, 2012
6:48 pm
I'm such a loser that I am trying to start yacking about the GSU name when we all know that there is only one GSU in Atlanta nd the whole State of Georgia. I'm a retard using a CAA handle – so FCS!
September 10th, 2012
8:15 pm
Can GSU hire unemployed Bobby Petrino for next season?
September 10th, 2012
8:20 pm
So the answer is no on the beer?
September 11th, 2012
7:16 am
GSU made $500,000 to take an azz-whipping. I will do that every weekend.
September 11th, 2012
7:27 am
@Herschworld, But Dawgy fans go apesh*t after two victories over nobody. In case you haven't noticed, the GSU program still has the new car smell and did pretty well against a major team.
September 11th, 2012
7:28 am
It is rather common knowledge that Georgia State is the real GSU, not the cow college from the land of gnats pickups.
September 11th, 2012
7:29 am
Gnats and pickups that is.
September 11th, 2012
8:03 am
georgia state became a U way before georgia southern,
look it up.
maybe the smaller school should change their name to
southern georgia, like southern mississippi.
September 11th, 2012
8:07 am
Agreed Doug! But I recall in 2010 and 2011, been to all home games and most of the away games, we have NEVER answered blitzing teams like Old Dominion, etc. with a traditional screen pass. Bubble screens yes but not a good ole fake the block pull the line and run behind the wall of blockers. Also, maybe we need to line up in the I Formation from time to time and give The Donald a full back. Tennessee did it and it couldn't hurt us to try! Thanks for the coverage Doug!!!
September 11th, 2012
10:58 am
[...] Curry sees progress, but rues unforced errors in loss to Vols [...]
September 11th, 2012
11:50 am
I don't know what Curry saw in his QB but that was very hard to watch. The kid is flat out scared. Where is his deep ball? There has to be a QB on the side line that will atleast play with some poise. I saw better throws in practice by the back ups!
September 12th, 2012
10:52 am
[...] Curry sees progress, but rues unforced errors in loss to Vols [...]


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The fastest way to find out if you and your date have similar "moral compasses" is to bring up the topic of "obligatory sex" (yes, those are sarcastic quotation marks). I found that it's one of those getting to know you topics that a man and woman can have that lets them know just how compatible they are. Trust me.
At one point, I had to stop and think how we even got here. The conversation related to someone not being in the mood and how their partner deals with it. I agreed that I would not state my personal opinion on the topic until after the MIA blog readers discussed what they thought, so I will just frame the topic like this:
Is there ever a time when you are obligated to be intimate with your partner?
Would you ever tell your partner that they are obligated to please you?
How important is it to find out about a person's attitudes/views about sex when you are dating? When do you start exploring that topic with them?
P.S. Have you ever been on a date with someone and they said something that annoyed you so much that you wanted to get up and walk out? Yeah, just wondering.
By Wise Diva, Misadventures in Atlanta Dating Blog
April 18th, 2011
6:31 am
One word – Chemistry! Either you got it or you don't. If you like to fugg don't hook up with someone who does not!
April 18th, 2011
6:39 am
Obligatory? No. Consensual? Yes.
Have I ever walked out on a date? No, but I can imagine doing that in the wrong situation.
Have I ever been turned down when I wanted sex? Yes. It hurts. Didn't like it.
April 18th, 2011
6:44 am
During Holy Week…Easter is Sunday, this is your topic?
April 18th, 2011
7:10 am
I wouldn't call it obligatory sex, I would think that everyone would want to satisfy their partner's desire/need. It's called sacrifice/compromise. Now on the flip side of that is if you have had an awful day, extremely tired, or just have other pressing issues, your partner should understand that sex can wait unitl a better time.
Never walked out on a date, nor had anyone walk out on me…
April 18th, 2011
7:23 am
two weeks hump or dump
April 18th, 2011
7:23 am
Ditto JT
April 18th, 2011
7:27 am
Sex should simply "happen". It should not be forced, coerced, or given as a sense of obligation. "Obligatory Sex" has the same effect as asking for an apology or asking someone if they love you – the response is meaningless. Sex, like love, should be given freely and unconditionally, or not at all.
April 18th, 2011
7:36 am
I think obligatory is a tough word but yes, there are times that I have not been in the mood and still had sex with my partner. But in nearly all of those situations, we were in a committed relationship. I can recall a few times where I knew I was over dating a woman and had yet to break it off but we were spending time together. In each of those cases, I feel obliged a bit to have sex because that is what she wanted.
I do think there is a point in a committed relationship where each partner must give into the other from time to time. That is part of being in a relationship. Right now, my fiance and I are in the mood at totally different times of the day. She is a right before bed person. I am more of a middle of the day person. It is a give and take relationship to meet both our needs.
On you last note, I have had TWO dates that I nearly walked out on. One was with a woman that I had been on numerous dates with. She made a disparaging comment about the waiters ethnicity that was overheard by the table next to us. It immediately turned to an argument so I found our waitress and asked her to make our order to go. Date over. The second was a first date with a someone that I really liked. We had a great banter and buildup to the date. She was a bit nervous and showed up on the date a bit tipsy. After the second drink she spilled her guts on the entire world of politics. While I agreed with 99% of what she was saying, it was totally inappropriate in the setting. And a major turnoff. Needless to say, I didn't leave but I instantly ended the dating part of the relationship. We later became really good friends.
April 18th, 2011
8:42 am
If the date is going bad, text a friend and have them concoct a faux emergency to call and get you out of it. Or, simply tough it out and never see the person again. Thankfully I have never had to do this but I have been a "saver" before.
I am NEVER obligated to do anything. Call it callous, selfish. Idc
April 18th, 2011
9:13 am
Marvelous Monday to all,
Nope, never walked out on a date or had the urge to pull a disappearing act due to something brash they said. I'm pretty much in line with what has already been said regarding the Obligatory versus Consentual sex. There have been plenty of times when my partner and I were not on the same sex wavelenght/schedule. I tend to lean more toward night time nookie as opposed to morning gooshie. There have also been times when i wasn't really in the mood but he was so geared up that I went along with the program. More times than not, I ended up happy that I did oblige him. I'm sure it has gone both ways with him not wanting to really give it up but he does OR he'll please me in a less strenuous way…that way everyone is happy.
April 18th, 2011
9:15 am
No such thing as oblicatory sex. You either want to or you don't. HOWEVER, if you don't want to, bear in mind that there is a sea of fish out there that want to. Don't think someone will just hang around for a while because of your personality and good looks. I'd rather cut the grass with fingernail clippers in a hail storm that have sex with someone that didn't want to. But you put yourself in that position if it is a constant thing. Moving on to more lubricated pastures.
Never had a date walk out on me, but I have no doubt that some have wanted to. I have asked for the check prematurely and taken a date home prematurely because they were being a pain or it was going very, very poorly. If you act like a biotch, you'll get treated like one. You act like a pain and I'll remove the cause of that pain. Nothing personal about it….well, yeah it is.
April 18th, 2011
9:16 am
i'm with zinc n jt on this one. although "obligatory" leaves a bitter taste in my mouth, there have been times i've had to push issues aside and take care of my s/o. he's an amazing man and should not be wandering around unfulfilled but he doesn't pout if he gets an occasional "no. thanx" either.
i hear ya on this too —-> my fiance and I are in the mood at totally different times of the day.
good sex knocks me right out, so i'm all for it just before bed. s/o says it's the best way to start the day. i tell ya i STRUGGLE to get up and at 'em after a good a.m. romp.
April 18th, 2011
9:18 am
I think that every man is obligated to want to have sex with me all the time. If you won't have sex with me, I'll walk out on you. It's that simple.
April 18th, 2011
9:27 am
Morning Folks!!! Gonna be first to admit it…had a date walk out on me once…We were on a first date, She felt the wait staff was a bit to friendly…She mentioned it to me, I laughed…she excused herself to go to the bathroom..waitress came over and said I think your date just left..I said, good thing we she had not ordered!!! I invited 3 ladies that were waiting for a table to join me, and they were wonderful ladies and it tured out to be a much better time than I was having with the original….
April 18th, 2011
9:30 am
Yes, I have walked out on a date. My time is too important to me to just go through the motions for an entire evening.
Yes, it is very, very, very importnat to me to be on the same page with regards to the moral compass and sex. I will not give or accept obligatory sex under any circumstance. Problem is, if I'm vibing with you and things are going well. I'll be wondering what sex with you is like. Whether that happens or not is another story. But you better believe I'll be thinking about it. Can't say that I can remember a man saying NO to sex when the offer is on the table. I would think there is something very strange with him if he did. And don't give me this moral comopass thing. Men are men and I love 'em. They may try and act otherwise, but if you put a pretty face, a nice pair and an amorous attitude in front of them….it's a done deal.
April 18th, 2011
9:35 am
czBrat – I'm the same way…good sex is a great night cap. So when you come humping my backside in the wee hours of the morning, all i can think is I'm not ready to get up as it is, now you want to take my last few minutes of sleep time away. lol Then if we get our morning groove on, i want to roll over and go back to sleep…not get up shower to get ready to go to work with the wobbly legs.
April 18th, 2011
9:37 am
Obligatory anything is within marriage and marriage only. And that's not a bad thing at all.
April 18th, 2011
9:41 am
Raqi – I understand your point of in Marriage-Only on the obligatory sex but that does happen as well when you've been in a long term relationship. Everyone isn't on the same page at the exact same time All the time.
April 18th, 2011
9:42 am
um. no, simple, i had not left. that trifling server lied. i returned to see the menage going on at our table, then i left. btw, you owe me cab fare.
i kid! how are ya?
omg, slim! i couldn't have said it any better. LOL. it's to the point s/o will warn me that he's setting my alarm a half hour earlier so i can be prepared. my compromise is that i DO roll over and snooze …. i just skip my morning yoga. :}
April 18th, 2011
9:48 am
SlimN, believe you me, I know and agree. The hub and I dated for 4-1/2 years before the getting married. I was just pointing out the fact that "obligation" in the true sense is only when you are married.
Before marriage we did because we love each other. In marriage we do because we love each other AND because it's our duty as husband and wife.
April 18th, 2011
9:50 am
Good morning.
I agree with everyone who feels the word "obligatory" is a bit harsh. In all relationship there are times when one party wants sex and the other isn't necessarily in the mood. It's called compromise. Because once you start, your mind and body will be in sync and you'll find your more in the mood than you originally thought.
April 18th, 2011
9:54 am
That's why I feel marriage is the ultimate commitment. It's put you on the spot of obligation, duty and being accountable to each other.
April 18th, 2011
9:56 am
Raqi – I gotcha
April 18th, 2011
9:57 am
Leggs, I say it all the time, anybody can be persuaded. The key to commitment in my opinion is allowing yourself to be open to be persuaded.
It's says much about a person that cannot make themselves do for their partner just because they are not feeling it at the time. But there is balance to be had even in wanting and giving in.
April 18th, 2011
9:58 am
CZ…LOL….You should have taken a Town Car!!! You are sooo much better than a cab!!
April 18th, 2011
10:06 am
Exactly, Raqi V! Exactamundo!
April 18th, 2011
10:10 am
Morning folks…
There are certain things that husbands & wives should do (willingly and happily) to keep their spouse happy (and to just plain keep their spouse). Guys need to handle their business, take care of any problems/projects around the house, help out with the house work (especially if the wife works), avoid being a slob, and keep the romance going in the relationship (take the wife out on dates, do random thoughtful things just to let her know you're still courting her, etc.). And women had d@mn well better f__k their husbands. Well. If those things don't get done (by either party) there will be problems….
April 18th, 2011
10:14 am
Swiss, LOL at you making it seem like that's all a wife has to do – fhh. There is a lot more to being a wife…a good wife than just fhh.
April 18th, 2011
10:16 am
Message to all from Me.lo – "responding to u from my hotel suite in Harare.
I will be back in the Atl on the 19th of April and at work maybe a day or two later after shacking off the jet lag. Talk to u guys soon and tell everyone I said hello. Celisea, I'm well, but tired!"
April 18th, 2011
10:16 am
Raqi — This is true. But the f__king (or lack thereof) is the one universal deal-breaker for us dudes…
April 18th, 2011
10:20 am
Morning Blog Fam!!!
The only obligations a man and a women have to each other is when they are married. PERIOD!!!
I walked out on a date. It wasn't anything one thing she said but she was just so freaking mean and bitter about her past. So I told this evening is not going to work paid for her dinner and jetted.
April 18th, 2011
10:21 am
LMAO @ Raqi. i was thinking 'dang. swiss makes it sound like we get a pretty sweet deal'.
swiss, if you subscribe to the chris rock theory of love and marriage, you left out two major deal-breakers. ijs.
hola, Leggs!!
April 18th, 2011
10:22 am
Morning All,
I agree with most who has stated that its about compromise. Its about setting my feelings, and giving to my partner. When I'm not in the mood, I can usually muster up the feelings to get me in the mood, with the help of the s/o of course.
I have never walked out on a date. But I had one date where he wanted to continue the date somewhere else, and I nicely declined to go the next venue. Luckily I drove, and I throw up the Dueces and was out.
April 18th, 2011
10:25 am
Good morning All! Still in "move" mode, but I can finally see light at the end of the tunnel. I feel good that a lot of things I am giving away will go to good use by others who really need them.
On topic – I'll start at the bottom. Have never walked out on a date or had one to walk on me. I have scheduled a date where a early exit was guaranteed, like a lunch date during a work day. Glad I did too, because I did not want to go out with him again and an entire evening would have been torture.
As for obligation, while true the only real obligation is within a marriage, certain considerations have been made within a long-term relationship as well. It is a good test for marriage, if you are willing to compromise or bend a little, you all may be ready to take it to the next level. If not and you are so unyeilding, then yeah, stay single.
April 18th, 2011
10:25 am
"Guys need to handle their business, take care of any problems/projects around the house, help out with the house work (especially if the wife works), avoid being a slob, and keep the romance going in the relationship (take the wife out on dates, do random thoughtful things just to let her know you're still courting her, etc.). And women had d@mn well better f__k their husbands. Well. If those things don't get done (by either party) there will be problems…." – And the queye said AMAN!!!!
"It's says much about a person that cannot make themselves do for their partner just because they are not feeling it at the time." – I'll say it again, you are one quirky chick but you get it.
April 18th, 2011
10:26 am
@Swiss- thank you for your post, plain and simple man prespective
April 18th, 2011
10:28 am
Raqi: On your 9:57 post, what always amaze me is when people will do any and everything they can to keep a job but will disregard their partner and put limitation on their partners but not their job.
April 18th, 2011
10:30 am
cz / Raqi — I'm not saying that's the only thing involved in being a good wife / keeping a husband happy… but I am saying that that's the one thing guaranteed to be an issue for any husband if it's not happening.
But since you mention it, I do have to say, from a dude's perspective — a good f__k won't make other issues go away… but it will make me forget about them for a while…
April 18th, 2011
10:35 am
When a relationship or marriage is going well, sex occupies about 40% of the marriage. When things are bad in the relationship/marriage, sex is 90% of the problem.
I didn't make that up. That was one of the quotes from a marriage counseling session.
April 18th, 2011
10:44 am
ForReal, I agree. Yep folks will give their all without complaint, endure all kinds of aggravation and manipulation to keep a job, but find it to be asking too much to be obligated and/or have a duty to their spouse.
They are pretty much telling their spouse or S/O, "you don't mean that much to me".
April 18th, 2011
10:45 am
Dr. Spock: One major issue between couple is the definition of "When a relationship is going well" and "When a relationship isn't going well". Since men and women see things differently often times their perception of the relationship will differ.
Blog please rank each in order of important:
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April 18th, 2011
10:45 am
Swiss, that may be a thing but it's definitely not the only thing that can create a problem in my relationship.
April 18th, 2011
10:47 am
ForReal, in the ranking, for your entertainment, can I place equal importance in more than one area?
April 18th, 2011
10:48 am
Raqi — We're saying the same thing. Yes, there are other things that will be issues (and will vary from one guy to the next) — but the sex thing will be an issue for every guy. That's all I'm saying.
April 18th, 2011
10:49 am
Raqi no, describe them as 1 and 1a cause nothing in life is equal.
April 18th, 2011
10:49 am
can we add "we time" to that list? or is that considered "household"????
April 18th, 2011
10:51 am
Swiss: I also believe the definition of "an issue" and "a problem" differ between men and women. I believe an issue is something minor but a problem is going to cause some money and time. Where women use them interchangeably which cause dudes to get the gas face.
April 18th, 2011
10:52 am
What I've noticed, from the outside looking in, is that when folks are willing to put their career/job ahead of spouse/family – when they would RATHER work late than go home, something is not going right in the relationship.
Some don't have the OPTION of making adjustments at work. They just don't have those types of jobs. So they have to make the best of things when they are at home.
April 18th, 2011
10:53 am
Brat: I can tell what type of student you were in school. No, answer the questions before you please and uncross your legs while sitting at your desk for Prof. For Real.
April 18th, 2011
10:55 am
I have to say all areas are of equal importance, as with everything has its place at its appropriate time.


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Do You Add Salt to Lemonade or Limeade?
It might sound strange, but in many parts of the world, lemonade and limeade are usually salted, making a drink that balances tartness with both sugar and salt. We know that some of you salt your fruit, but do you ever add salt to your citrus drinks?
Citrusy cocktails like margaritas and salty dogs are served with a rim of salt, so although it shouldn't seem so odd to drink a salty limeade, I was fairly repelled the first time I tried it in Thailand. (I wasn't warned that it was salted beforehand, which didn't help.) Now, though, I like the interplay of sour, sweet and salty, which is especially refreshing after a long hike or other sweaty activity.
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Alternatively, you could treat your limeade like a margarita and dip the rim of the glass in salt, or a combination of sugar and salt, before filling it.
Do you ever add salt to your lemonade or limeade?
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I love this when it is hot - which it is not most of the time here in northern CA. When I was traveling in Indian I drank salty limeade all the time. Mmmmmmm...
My dad used to add a few grains of salt to his coffee if it was bitter. When I taught classes, I would have students taste a little tonic water and then have them add a few grains of salt to it. This made it taste sweeter. A good teaching tool to show students just how versital salt is.
I do add a tiny pinch of kosher salt, crunched into smaller flakes between my fingertips, to the lemon-sugar syrup before I mix in water or club soda. It's not enough to give a salty taste, though, just enough to give a tiny spark to the flavor.
Hmm, it hadn't occurred to me to salt the rim of a glass of limeade. I'll try it.
A latin friend of mine taught me to add salt to lemonaide to make it taste sweeter. I don't always do it but I tend to more often than not.
grated ginger also tastes very good as well as a little bit of ground cumin
Yes! I love limbu sarbat ... I drank this daily when staying with family in India. It's basically a pinch of salt, some sugar, freshly squeeze lime and water. Drinks with a bit of salt are common in India since the salt helps combat some of the electrolytes lost in all that heat--though if you asked most Indians, they'd just tell you that it's "cooling". :)
No, but I tend to make my lemonades and limeades on the sour, puckery side. My husband loves to add salt to Coca-cola though, to cut the sweetness.
Isn't it basically making Gatorade?
It never occurs to me to add salt but I LOVE Chanh Muoi so I really should. It's so great on a hot and humid day...
Mmm, I had salted lemonade at a Vietnamese restaurant last time I was in NYC. They put a whole lemon in a blender with a bunch of salt and sugar and then added water. It was strange, but very good.
Mmm I want to try this. I grew up putting salt on watermelons and green apples. I bet this would be delicious.
I love salty limeade -- more than the sweet version. I first had it in Kenya and it's become my favourite summer drink.
Nam manao! Quite possibly my most favorite Thai food ever. I love how all the vendors sell it in plastic bags with a straw. I like mine with salt and blended with ice....


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