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Discussion in 'Fly Fishing Forum' started by Evan Burck, Jan 7, 2011.
'Boot, that one is a bit creepy. lol!!
Jason, Evan, Drop it! God damnit Drop the bomb! Or were you threatened with banishment to the interwebs siberia if you do?
They are playing with fire, to be sure....I'm just glad I saw it in person.
I tried and I tried, but I just could not look away.
Ladies and gentlemen, I give to you........ Bobo Scoones
The funniest part is when I snapped the pic, I emailed Evan to do a quick photochop job he returned with the following email...
Mr. Small,
Please review this first draft and confirm that it suits your needs. We here at Bobo Solutions LLC strive for excellence and want no client to leave unsatisfied. If you require any further revisions, please kindly list out any and all suggestions in a reply email.
We look forward to working with you in the future.
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If only I was sober enough that night to remember that moment.
You were closer then you remember..
Whoa, hoss...is that white girl wasted?
I was sober enough to remember...........remember Chris judo punching me twice in the chest while i tried to pick his drunk ass up and put him in his truck. Lol
Bobo inspired utopian Van art.
Xdog I didn't think the movie Gravity could be improved, but this... THIS
Xdog working with a can of WTF out back of wine world in Wallingford (serious, the van is real, and so awesome, if you're ever at wine world on 45th and I5 take a peek at the parking lot across the street, behind the vacant lot...)
That van used to live on Alki. Too bad Chewy's not in the shot; the artist really captured the Chewbaccan soul through airbrushing. Xdog did a good job at making Bobo's eyes match creepy Luke Skywalker's.
Bobo Squatch riding a rainbow shitting unicorn over Snoqualmie Falls with flames shooting up from the depths of the earth in a grim lightning storm. I placed the design on a shirt because that's where this belongs.
I think I just won the internet.
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(2) that portion of disbursement for annuities for that year which the Secretary of State estimates is attributable to credit allowed for military and naval service, less an amount determined by the Secretary of State to be appropriate to reflect the value of the deposits made to the credit of the Fund under section 4045 (e) of this title.
(b) Credit to Fund
Before closing the accounts for each fiscal year, the Secretary of the Treasury shall credit such amounts to the Fund, as a Government contribution, out of any money in the Treasury of the United States not otherwise appropriated.
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Newborn animals including puppies are born with a sterile gut and an undeveloped immune system. It is believed that beneficial intestinal flora is established at birth by acquisition from the mother and the surrounding environment. These beneficial microflora produce natural antibiotics, which can fight harmful bacteria, regulate and increase hormone levels, manufacture B group vitamins, particularly cyanocobalamine (B12), biotin (B7) and folic acid (B9), stimulate the immune system, reduce food intolerance, increase energy levels, inhibit the growth of some yeasts, absorb nutrients, antioxidants and iron from food that is eaten, reduce inflammation, and increase digestibility of food. However, puppies that do not acquire beneficial microflora from the mother for various reasons, such as being orphans, or placed on milk replacers are then quite susceptible to picking up pathogenic organisms from their environment. This means that these puppies are particularly susceptible to diseases at birth and for the next couple of months.
It makes sense that probiotic supplements are especially beneficial for newborn puppies to increase the number of desirable organisms in their digestive tract, especially in puppies that did not receive beneficial microflora at birth or may be at risk of picking up pathogenic organisms from their environment or food. Recent research indicates that the addition of probiotics in puppies' food, such as Fortiflora, helps maintain good digestion, stimulate immunity, improve utilization of feed, reduce intestinal upsets, improve health and prevent the proliferation of some potential disease-causing pathogens.
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Pastor of St. Mark Catholic Church lays out his vision for the parish in SUNDAY of PENTECOST HOMILY, June 8, 2014
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Next week when we gather, we will notice the Easter or Paschal Candle to my immediate left will be absent. She will be dimmed, so to speak, and will be placed at the Baptismal font so as to show the relationship between Christ the Light and Baptism.
It is as if Christ, now ascended to the right hand of the Father, has left us. The candle disappears unto another function. We are not left orphaned, however.
Today, on the Fiftieth day Easter, we arrive at Pentecost. His ascension and the Feast of Pentecost are both gifts from God through His Son Jesus, gifts FOR us. The Holy Spirit is sent and infused into us, bringing the Easter event to its completion!
The dynamic of infusing anyone or any thing is a dynamic that leaves nothing the same. The Holy Spirit event of Pentecost has many powerful implications for the Apostles that were locked up in that room, for Mary who was with them and for us as disciples. We were first the recipients of the Holy Spirit at Baptism. Grace was given us, that is, the presence of God was made available as was the Holy Spirit. At Confirmation, this spirit now makes all things complete! Full initiation is complete with the Sacrament of Confirmation. The Sacrament of Confirmation is not an "optional" Sacrament!
At Pentecost, nothing remains the same. It simply cannot! Infused, anointed, called by the Holy Spirit, we are moved from within. The Apostles themselves begin to understand the language they spoke with clarity. It wasn't idle language or useless chatter. The Holy Spirit brings clarity to what we say and do. It guides what we say and do!
At least, that's the spiritual idea. Jesus becomes one of us in the gift and it is as if, like in Baptism, at Pentecost, we are born again, we are claimed for Christ once again. We are moved into action for the church and as the church. We cannot sit still anymore! The Church, is alive and has the work of Jesus Christ to accomplish.
Have you asked yourself lately, how much you love the Church? Have you asked yourself why you are so active in the Church? Is it just activity? Does the Holy Spirit move you to be a part of her beyond Sunday obligation?
Many can come and visit at St. Mark and claim, "they have so much spirit"! "There is so much going on"! But- is it the Holy Spirit? How does activity at our parish translate into real ministry infused with the Holy Spirit?
How is discipleship spelled out in our parish? Again, people comment:"we have to get better in our communication". And I walk away musing: "we have to get better at invoking, calling on the Holy Spirit". Our communication will be very precise and very distinctive when the Lord and His Spirit are involved. Our activity will turn into well defined ministry when Jesus the Spirit is called upon as the very center of that activity, group, commission or council!
I do have a vision for St. Mark Catholic Church. Here are some pieces of that vision that I am anxious to share with our upcoming Pastoral Council and with you today:
On that note, am I giving of my time when it is asked of me or did I use my time for a self centered activity? Am I sharing my talents for the sake of the kingdom, or do I gauge that depending on how much I will get paid for my talent? Am I truly tithing as I should and from the abundance God has blessed me with? Do I tithe with joy, trusting God has already blessed me in return twofold, or do I tithe as I do when I simply pay bills? Do I forget my family back at St. Mark when I travel for the weekend and let someone else tithe for me?
This Pentecost, my first with you, is a joyful one, I must say, because there is so much to do. Today I sense the Holy Spirit hungers for your undivided participation in His work, wanting to be a part of YOUR LIFE!
Do not be afraid of Him! Do not be afraid of defending Him!
Do not be afraid of dying FOR HIM!
He has already accomplished all that work for you and me. He extended His arms on the cross as far as he physically could. God the Father did the rest.
This is the Pentecost of St. Mark's chance for a new chapter! Springing from what has been done in the past so well, let us be on our way to the NEXT PENTECOST OF ST. MARK.
Today, He showers us with the Holy Spirit; we are gifted with the same love with which God the Father rose Him from the dead! ARISE LET US BE ON OUR WAY!
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Thomas County Central at Northside
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, McConnell-Talbert Stadium, Warner Robins
Records, rankings: Thomas County Central is 9-2, the No. 2 seed from Region 1-AAAAA and unranked; Northside of Warner Robins is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 2-AAAAA and ranked No. 1.
Last meeting: Northside won 47-7 in the 2011 regular season.
Three things to know:1. Northside QB Glenn Smith rushed for 90 yards and a touchdown and threw two TD passes in the 41-13 victory over Effingham County last week. The score was 34-0 at halftime. The win improved Northside's record to 34-2 under third-year coach Kevin Kinsler. 2. Thomas Central has won its first-round games the past two seasons in double overtime. In 2011, Central beat undefeated and third-ranked Statesboro 31-28. Last week, it was a 27-24 victory over Creekside. QB Adam Choice rushed for 168 yards and scored the winning touchdown, and Central survived three lost fumbles, one that Creekview returned 88 yards for a tying touchdown in the fourth quarter. 3. Northside has never lost to Thomas Central. Though they are about 150 miles apart, they were members of Region 1-AAAAA the past two seasons, and Northside won their games 47-7 and 34-14. They met in the 2005 second round, and Northside won 14-7.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Northside by 16
Winner plays: North Paulding/Tucker winner
North Paulding at Tucker
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Adams Stadium, Atlanta
Records, rankings: North Paulding is 8-3, the No. 4 seed from Region 5-AAAAA and unranked; Tucker is 9-2, the No. 3 seed from 6-AAAAA and ranked No. 5.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. North Paulding was one of four No. 4 seeds to win last week. They were 4-36. North Paulding beat Flowery Branch 63-43. QB Chase Noonan was 20-of-27 passing for 293 yards and five TD passes as North took a 42-7 halftime lead and won its first playoff game. The 106 points are tied for ninth-most ever by both teams in a GHSA playoff game. 2. Tucker beat Creekview 42-25 in the first round after taking a 35-3 lead in the third quarter. Tucker is a No. 3 seed but gets an unexpected home game this week because of North Paulding's upset of No. 1 seed Flowery Branch. The game will be at Adams Stadium, where Tucker has won 10 consecutive playoff games and is 17-2 in the playoffs since 2000. 3. Both teams have first-year coaches. Tucker's Bryan Lamar took over for Franklin Stephens, who won state titles at Tucker in 2008 and 2011 before moving to Lamar County. North Paulding's Scott Jones took over for Heath Webb, who started the program in 2008. Jones started Kennesaw Mountain's program in 2000 and never won a playoff game in his 10 seasons, but he got one in his first shot at North.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Tucker by 6
Winner plays: Thomas County Central/Northside winner
Union Grove at Ware County
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Memorial Stadium, Waycross
Records, rankings: Union Grove is 10-1, the No. 2 seed from Region 4-AAAAA and unranked; Ware County is 10-1, the No. 1 seed from 3-AAAAA and ranked No. 6.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Union Grove RB Derrick Craine rushed for 211 yards and his team's three touchdowns on 37 carries in a 21-14 victory over Bainbridge last week. Craine unofficially has 2,001 rushing yards on the season. He has gone over 200 yards in four of the past five games. Union Grove, a McDonough school that opened in 2000, is 10-1 for the first time. 2. Ware County's 27-7 victory over Lakeside of Evans extended some winning steaks. Ware has won 10 consecutive games overall since a 21-14 loss to Coffee and won six straight first-round playoff games. No other AAAAA school has a longer streak of making the sweet 16. 3. Ware County is 11-3 at home in the playoffs over the past 10 seasons. Ware has won four straight in the playoffs at home, the most recent loss to Northside of Warner Robins in the 2007 Class AAAAA championship game.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Ware County by 13
Winner plays: Stephenson/East Paulding winner
Stephenson at East Paulding
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Raider Stadium/The Boneyard, Dallas
Records, rankings: Stephenson is 8-2, the No. 2 seed from Region 6-AAAAA and ranked No. 9; East Paulding is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 5-AAAAA and ranked No. 3.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Stephenson beat Pope 31-11 in the first round in a game that was 17-11 in the fourth quarter before Stephenson cashed a fumbled kickoff and intercepted pass into two quick touchdowns. RB Evan Jones rushed for 114 yards and scored two touchdowns. 2. East Paulding beat Clarke Central 31-23 last week and allowed a touchdown with 48 seconds left to make it close. East has two outstanding running backs. RB Kamani Thomas has rushed for 1,549 yards on the season, but Kyler Neal ran for 156 yards against Clarke, his sixth game over 100. 3. Stephenson has never won a road game in the playoffs. All 14 of Stephenson's playoff victories have come at DeKalb County's Hallford Stadium. East Paulding is 6-1 in the playoffs at its home field, the Boneyard. The only loss came last season against Warner Robins in the quarterfinals.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: East Paulding by 17
Winner plays: Union Grove/Ware County winner
Warner Robins at Harris County
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Tiger Stadium, Hamilton
Records, rankings: Warner Robins is 9-2, the No. 2 seed from Region 2-AAAAA and ranked No. 7; Harris County is 7-4, the No. 1 seed from 1-AAAAA and unranked.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Harris County won its first playoff game in history last week in the 31-14 victory over Northgate. That came a week after Harris upset Thomas County Central and won its first region title. Esias Chapman rushed for 217 yards and four touchdowns. 2. Warner Robins beat Richmond Hill 17-15 last week on Matt Monday's 32-yard field goal with 25 seconds left. RB Danny Hite rushed for 165 yards, and the Demons overcame two Richmond Hill backs who went over 100 yards rushing in Dominique Allen (185) and Davis Katzman (111). 3. The playoff histories of these schools couldn't be more opposite. Harris County is 1-6 in the playoffs and putting on its third home playoff game in history this week. Warner Robins is 53-30 with four state championships, the most recent in 2004.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Warner Robins by 10
Winner plays: Gainesville/Kell winner
Gainesville at Kell
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, C.J. Kell Stadium, Marietta
Records, rankings: Gainesville is 8-3, the No. 2 seed from Region 8-AAAAA and unranked; Kell is 10-1, the No. 1 seed from 7-AAAAA and ranked No. 4.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Gainesville broke its first two-game losing streak in five years with a 41-14 victory over Rome last week. QB Deshaun Watson, who is committed to Clemson, was 25-of-30 passing for 225 yards and four touchdowns. Watson has more than 2,600 yards passing on the season. 2. Matthew McGuigan threw a 32-yard TD pass to Julian Burris with 33 seconds left to give Kell a 19-14 victory over Southwest DeKalb in the first round. Burris was playing his first game since knee surgery. Kell trailed 14-12 when it started the winning drive from its 22-yard line with 3:05 left. 3. Gainesville has lost 12 of its last 13 road games in the playoffs dating to 1987. Gainesville is 17-4 at home during that time, all in the past 11 seasons under coach Brent Miller. Gainesville's last road playoff win came against Cedar Grove in 2004 at Panthersville Stadium, a shared field among DeKalb County schools. Gainesville's last playoff win on an opponent's campus stadium came in 1986 against Stephens County.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Kell by 4
Winner plays: Warner Robins/Harris County winner
Glynn Academy at Whitewater
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Wildcat Stadium, Fayetteville
Records, rankings: Glynn Academy is 8-3, the No. 2 seed from Region 3-AAAAA and unranked; Whitewater is 10-1, the No. 1 seed from 4-AAAAA and unranked.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. Glynn Academy got its second playoff victory in 25 years last week, beating Jones County 26-14. The other win came in 2010 against Lovejoy. RB Jonathan Alford rushed for 164 yards and scored all three of Glynn's touchdowns. Jones County RB Undre Williams did not play because of a knee injury and finished the season with 1,863 yards rushing. 2. Whitewater got its first 10-win season in history (opened in 2004) in the 49-7 victory over Lee County. Whitewater scored its seven touchdowns in the first half. RB Kendall Conley had three of them. 3. Glynn Academy is trying to reach the quarterfinals for the first time since 1972. Whitewater has never made the quarterfinals, falling a game short in 2007 and 2010.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: Whitewater by 7
Winner plays: Allatoona/M.L. King winner
Allatoona at M.L. King
When, where: 7:30 p.m. Friday, Hallford Stadium, Clarkston
Records, rankings: Allatoona is 10-1, the No. 2 seed from Region 5-AAAAA and ranked No. 10; M.L. King is 11-0, the No. 1 seed from 6-AAAAA and ranked No. 2.
Last meeting: This is the teams' first meeting.
Three things to know: 1. M.L. King QB Roland Rivers, subbing for the injured Monquavious Johnson, passed for 338 yards and four touchdowns in a 34-14 victory over Sequoyah last week. Rivers also scored a touchdown. WR Demarquis Polite-Bray had six catches for 190 yards and two touchdowns. 2. Allatoona won 24-21 in the first round after Heritage of Conyers missed a 42-yard field goal in the final minute. Allatoona trailed 14-0 in the first quarter after giving up an interception-return TD, but QB Jeremy Uzee came back to throw a TD pass and score a touchdown. 3. Allatoona made the quarterfinals in AAA last season. M.L. King made the quarterfinals in AAAAA (the highest classification). Each wound up in what is now the second-highest classification, AAAAA, after reclassification. Allatoona is actually a significantly larger school based on the GHSA's enrollment numbers in grades 10-12 used to classify the schools. Allatoona's figure was 1,426, tied with North Paulding for largest in AAAAA. M.L. King ranked 50th with 1,194.
Maxwell Ratings' projection: M.L. King by 8
Winner plays: Glynn Academy/Whitewater winner
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November 19th, 2012
11:46 pm
The State Championship in 5A is truly up for grabs. I was wondering how Glynn Academy got by Jones County. Still don't know how Harris County got by TCC for the region championship. WR kicked a field goal in the final 25 seconds to get by a really good Richmond Hill team. Kell scored with 33 seconds left to get by SWD. North Pauling , Toona, and Gainsville don't like to play defense..Hit East Pauling in the mouth and they will lay down like a puppy in a belly rub.( see East vs WR in last years qtrs) NSWR and Tucker have got to be the favorites to win it all. They know what it takes to be a champion. The rest of the teams are just happy to still be playing.
November 20th, 2012
1:58 am
Ummmm…Double Bubble…you left out MLK with more speed than a meth house…..
November 20th, 2012
6:51 am
@double standard…I see that you aren't pulling for any particular team here but sure are dumping on all but 2. I guess that means your team is sitting at home watching the teams good enough took make it this far. The Raiders have beaten 4 teams that are or were in the playoffs, two of which are still in the running. Two of those teams were top ten teams(Allatoona and Clarke Central) and now C.C. is also sitting at home watching courtesy of E.P.. East has been as you put it "hit in the mouth" and they are still in it and we will still be in it come sat. morning. GO RAIDERS!!!!
November 20th, 2012
7:17 am
@double standard and everyone else comparing a team from this year to other teams in the past. Yes, there may be some similarities but make no mistake about it East is a DIFFERENT team than in the past. Different coach's, different year, older players. It would be the same as saying this year's CC team was the same as the one from 2 years ago and we all know that isn't true.
November 20th, 2012
7:23 am
@Rev Al, let these folk continue to sleep on MLK, we like to show more than tell. SMH @ you Double Standard…LOL
November 20th, 2012
7:24 am
@ Double Standard…
Folks like you have NO BUSINESS even posting on a blog like this…
"Hit East Pauling in the mouth and they will lay down like a puppy in a belly rub.( see East vs WR in last years qtrs) "…
Were you AT THIS GAME? 2 Weeks BEFORE the WR game EAST played and BEAT SWD without it's starting QB…without it's #2 QB..SWD played a HARD "D" game and the EAST "D" rose to the occasion and EAST won 10 / 6!!
WARNER ROBINS and EAST played a tough game last year and it was a ELITE 8 / FINAL 4 match-up of two VERY GOOD TEAMS!!! Final score was 20 / 10!!
FYI –> it's EAST PAULDING (not Pauling)!
@ JAB…COUNTDOWN CLOCK HAS STARTED!!! I know you seen this…
—>"Maxwell Ratings' projection: East Paulding by 17″!!! <—
STEPHENSON "JAGS" in "THE BONEYARD"!!!
and then THE DOME!!!!
November 20th, 2012
7:39 am
CANNON RULES-are you a LITTLE upset with Double Standard? BooohahahaHAHA. Hope ya'll get past Stephenson, cause their defense is much better than last year's SWD defense U keep talking about and the offense can score. I wouldn't totally count on Maxwell Ratings predictions for GA football playoffs as you saw in the first round last week of top two classifications anything can happen.
November 20th, 2012
7:40 am
Biggest upset this week will be the Bucs over MLK. We are going to run between the tackles and keep MLK's offense off the field. It'll be a close game. Kell is going to beat Gainesville and E Paulding is going to beat Stephenson and that game won't be close.
November 20th, 2012
7:47 am
Then bucfan woke up from a long nights rest to find out that it was only a CRAZY dream that the Bucs beat the MLK……. LIONS by 2 td's
November 20th, 2012
7:54 am
@bucfan. We shall see this Friday. No "JAB-Berring" from us. See you at Hallford Stadium on the field for a good game. Enjoy all that turkey everyone and a safe holiday. But of course ……"Gooooo Lions".
November 20th, 2012
7:55 am
@ A Little Disturb…
LOL! No, not upset just a bit early and the first cup of coffee to be dealing with a "FORREST GUMP" mentality…you know "STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES"!!!
STEPHENSON "JAGS" in "THE BONEYARD"!!!
and then THE DOME!!!!
November 20th, 2012
8:00 am
@Bucfan, I told you once before, but since it seems I need to repeat myself, then you woke up from your dream. All of MLK's starters haven't played together since Tucker and we are still running through teams. Get ready to rumble in our Mighty Jungle!!!
November 20th, 2012
8:22 am
I don't take any stock in the "Maxwell Ratings", but I have watched Stephenson and East Paulding play a few times and East should win that game handily. They are loaded and for once may end up with more college players than Stephenson…
November 20th, 2012
8:47 am
East will end up with more college players than Stephenson, this game will show why. This one will not be close. If the Jags are close by the end of the game, I would stand by the entrance and give every Stephenson fan 10 for gas money home, and apologize for waisting their time. (NOTE), I did`nt say the Jags could or would win, I said just give us a close game, and I will pay out. There is no way possible they can win.
Because ALL WE DO IS WIN, BABY.
November 20th, 2012
9:01 am
WOW!!!! We are all on a roll this morning. One thing I can say with confidence is East does have SEVERAL underestimated and under advertised players. But then again it's better to fly under the radar. Our O-Line is never talked about but they are beasts!!! One reason they are is because they practice against our D-line.
November 20th, 2012
9:10 am
I hope the Tucker kitties win this week,then it's come on down time! N.S. is waiting,just waiting…..
November 20th, 2012
9:44 am
I do not care who beatsNSWR I just hope they get beat because of their obnoxious fans and no I do not have a team that is playing them.
November 20th, 2012
9:48 am
You do know that if you guys win Friday you have two more rounds before you get to the DOME, right?
November 20th, 2012
10:16 am
Stephenson can clean out their lockers before they get on the bus for EP. Very solid year but it's time for the pretenders to fall and the strong to move on. Probably go to NP – Tucker to see a competitive game as it will all be over but the cryin' by halftime at the Boneyard.
EP 42 – Jags 3
Enjoy your turkey cause it will be a long ride home Friday night.
November 20th, 2012
10:31 am
Sorry to repost this but I must have been in the wrong forum. @graphite, we are coming for you. @north ga granny, they say Christmas is around the corner so just wait and Santa will deliver your present before Christmas since you've been such a good girl.
November 20th, 2012
10:41 am
@Blu eagle, I just can't figure out this facination that you NSWR fans have with TUCKER. It's like having a death wish. You keep asking for us as if we don't work hard over here.
You have got to understand that this is not what you want. We get up every morning during the week to lift weights and even sometimes on game day. We have been practicing since the season was over last year. When we lost our coach our fathers took over the team and kept practicing. We have a very unique community over here. We are surrounded by Gyms and speed training facilities so we never stop working. The coach never requires us to work in the off season but our kids want to get better so they weight train with a personal trainer and the skill kids go to the SPEED facility and get faster.
Football in Tucker is not just a sport, it's a way of life for most, and a business for others. So if you think that Tucker is going to have a down year then you are sadly mistaken.
I have tried to explain to anyone that would listen on this blog that we had a coaching turn over and got off to a slow start (8 -2 is a slow start at Tucker) but we are clicking on all points right now. This team is loaded with talent. Most of these kids have been on the field since they were 9th graders. To make this worst the whole defense is coming back next year and the entire back field as well so we will be even more potent next year!
Keep asking for us and this bulletin board material is going to get our motivation so high that we wont need a bus to get to Warner Robins we will just fly down! It is on now. All I can think about is destroying NSWR and shutting your mouths once and for all. NO EXCUSES!!!!!!! IT"S ON!!!!!!!
November 20th, 2012
11:09 am
Guess we are switching up this week. I'm going to the East game. M
Not sure I agree with your assessments but it should be fun.
MLK – 24, Allatoona 14
Tucker 56, North Paulding 28
Stephenson 21, East Paulding 38
The difference this year is East's line play on both sides of the ball and our QB being the best we've ever had. I also think the East offensive coordinator has more freedom with Coach Goddard then he did under Coach Reid.
November 20th, 2012
11:18 am
@Double Standard Too bad you were not at the game because you would not have made that comment if you were. The game between WR and EP was a hard hitting game from start to finish; in fact WR left that game somewhat beat up (2 running backs) and had to limp into the game against Lovejoy. Harris county is not going to lay down for WR, they beat TCC and they have a heck of a football team.
November 20th, 2012
11:46 am
Good post, really like that. The uniqueness may or my not actually be that unique but you own it, live it and feel that way so I understand. The need and desire to be unique and special runs deep in many communities.For me, growing up in Nebraska and playing football year round in the hopes of playing for that college team is a unique and special environment. So a tip if the cap to you and all those who's hearts, minds and souls epitomize what us special and unique in so many places all over the country.
November 20th, 2012
11:48 am
@ RealisticFan, Correction Stephenson 38 East Paulding 21
November 20th, 2012
11:55 am
@ THE "CANNON RULES"!! and the rest of you guys AJC prediction is just a prediction, they were wrong at least 3 games last week! Stephenson will win on Friday and region 6AAAAA will once agin dominate…
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November 20th, 2012
11:56 am
I did not mean to insult any bloggers. I am not trying to stir the pot either. It is hard for any school to win one State Championship much less more than one. NSWR ,WR , Tucker , and TCC have all won more than one . The game will be played and won on the field and not on the blog. Injuries, bad calls, missed calls, good calls , personnel match ups, schemes, bad plays, good plays, program traditions, motivation and coaching all factor in the outcome. The State Championship in 5A is truly up for grabs because not a whole lot separates the teams. The GHSA got the reclassification right this year and we are enjoying watching good competition in all classes.
November 20th, 2012
11:59 am
Tucker dad; Northside has everybody back just as you will next year. This is a determined bunch as you were last year. The loss of Franklin Stephens cannot be downplayed, arguably one of the top ten coaches in Georgia. MLK took care of you late and you stubbled with Mays your last 2games. 1st round opponent was just not used to your speed and talent. Playoff time now, can't mask shortfalls.
November 20th, 2012
12:00 pm
Okay! I guess I'm going to save my turkey and eat some ground hounds with the Stephenson Jaguars on Friday at EP., We don't care about no points spread as long as we get our win on Friday; my prediction is Stephenson 24 EP 24, Stephenson has an excellent field goal kicker…
Stephenson (Jaguars)
November 20th, 2012
12:01 pm
Oops!! Stephenson 24 EP 21
Stephenson (Jaguars)
November 20th, 2012
12:39 pm
MLK is looking good this year. The seniors has playoff experience, and the underclassmen has played major minutes this season. Looking forward to a great game on Friday. Don't want a blow out sometimes they gives a false sense of the playoffs! Just give us a solid WIN!
November 20th, 2012
12:54 pm
@JAB i WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZED AT THE POINT SPREAD THAT MAXWELL HAD, BUT YOU HAVE CHANGED YOUR POINTS TOOOOO MANY TIMES!!!!! I JUST HOPE YOU GET A WIN &
November 20th, 2012
12:59 pm
@ Tiger4Life…
Of course I do..its one step at a time but it's still ON TO THE DOME!!!
But just for you I adjusted it a tad!
The Final Four bracket is where it could be interesting…at least for us…
If the STARS line up as they could we could be seeing TUCKER in "THE BONEYARD"
Now that's one I don't know if the blogs could hold!!! LOL!
STEPHENSON "JAGS" in "THE BONEYARD"!!!
and the 2012 DOME tour continues!!!!
November 20th, 2012
2:01 pm
what is the status on the mlk starters,QB,33 58,20 AND 2.
MLK28 Alotona 10. Gooooo LIONS
November 20th, 2012
3:10 pm
@TuckerDad you must not think every other team lifts weights too? What a idoit! This year Northside wins with out any question. A fumble will not happen this time around! and thats IF you make it to round 3
November 20th, 2012
3:20 pm
@Bo, everyone will play this game is what we hear. They took full advantage of the rest and healing they received from our second string stepping up and holding it down for them in their absence.
November 20th, 2012
3:24 pm
A few thoughts around the famous Maxwell computer predications … and when did a computer have a jersey # and what position does it play?
1) Don't agree with the NSWR/TCC matchup. This will be a closer game than a 16 pts spread. But the Eagles pull it out, for a inspirational rematch between the TWO 5A GRAINTS (Tucker & NSWR).
2) Tucker beats the brakes off North Paulding. Only time it will be within 6 pts, is after Tucker scores their first TD and before the extra point kick.
3) East Paulding beating Stephenson by 17 pts? Unless the Jaguars don't make the bus ride to the Westside of the metro ATL area, ain't happening. Close game and Stephenson, completes the sweep of region 5.
4) MLK by 8? LOL LOL LOL. The Lions welcome the Bucs to BIG BOY football and sends Allatoona on a LOOOONG bus ride up I285 then I75. MLK beats the spread, in the middle of the second quarter and don't look back.
5) The other teams will be happy to have the experience of matching up with region 6 and region 2 POWERS.
Projected Elite 8:
Tucker at NSWR
Stephenson at Ware
Gainesville at WR
Whitewater at MLK
REGION 6, the best in GA 2012 5A Football……
November 20th, 2012
3:29 pm
Should have read "TWO 5A GAINTS (Tucker & NSWR)"
REGION 6, the best in GA 2012 5A Football……
November 20th, 2012
3:39 pm
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November 20th, 2012
3:41 pm
@graphite – Well, you just going to have to wait for kitties of Tucker … Remember this, can you grab a Tiger by its tail … because that's what you will need to do against this FAST and FEARD CAT of the jungle.
REGION 6, the best in GA 2012 5A Football……
November 20th, 2012
3:44 pm
After EP runs through them a couple of times and the cannon gets warmed up the jags will be heading for the bus! This one's over at halftime.
Looks like a coin toss with Ware county for home field next week.
November 20th, 2012
5:43 pm
@JAB – Unlike the rest of my EAST PAULDING brothers, I have a ton of respect for your team and Region 6 in general.
While I agree that the 17 point spread is a little steep, two things I can guarantee…there is no way Stephenson will score 38 points and if the game is close, I'll take our kicker all day long.
There is a ton of pressure on your team…apparently, you guys don't play well on the road in the playoffs.
Here is the equation of the week:
Hostile environment of the "BONEYARD"
+ our "grind you into submission" offense
+ our stingy defense
+ our stellar special teams
= Jags going home with their "claws" clipped
Looking forward to a great game….Happy Thanksgiving to all!
Go RAIDERS!!!!!!!
November 20th, 2012
5:45 pm
I'm really not looking forward to the 5 hour drive next week! Maybe a quick stop by savannah (:
November 20th, 2012
6:12 pm
After Thanksgiving there will be a lot of left over Turkey . . . . .and an abundance of CROW!!!!!!!
November 20th, 2012
7:32 pm
I find it funny how the Maxwell Rating has EP winning big (17). Its the most points out of all the teams. LOL.
November 20th, 2012
7:48 pm
5A is exciting this year, and you guys are funny. I really wish that they would allow Valdosta to play at this level.
November 20th, 2012
8:06 pm
BLA BLA BLA you guys are so much fun I love this all we do all the trash talk and high school kids play the game. Just bring the RED ELEPHANTS to the house of pain HOOK"EM HORNS
November 20th, 2012
8:28 pm
Tucker Dad: Why did you say Tucker entire back field will be back next year? I know for sure Juaan Williams, QB, Yusuf Minor, RB and Cory Hunter, WR,Tucker are seniors. Is there a 13th year of football only for your backfield? Tell others how you do it!
November 20th, 2012
8:29 pm
The only way EP blows out the Jags is if they have a potent passing game. The last I checked they do not. You are not going to pound the Jags D into submission. If they try then the game will be closer then you think. The only way to blow out the Jags is with a passing game! Watch out EP! Tucker tried to pound the Jags and lost. I don't think EP running attack is stronger then Tucker's. The game will be closer then expected!


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Although the characters on medical drama House call each other solely by their last names (or even bizarre nicknames like "Thirteen"), the show makes an exception for Cuddy's toddler daughter Rachel. This classic, Biblical name is easy on the ears, pairs well with lots of last names and though it's been steadily used generation after generation, it has never gained that "so popular we're all sick of it" status.
Maynard on Desperate Housewives
Teri Hatcher's character Susan on Desperate Housewives names her son Maynard– definitely an oddball choice for Wisteria Lane, and for Hollywood. But we think it totally rocks! Choosing an old-school name that is decidedly unpopular and out-of-the-ordinary is a brave move in baby naming. Which is fitting, since Maynard means "brave and mighty".
Cecilia on The Office
Do you think Pam and Jim on The Office were rebelling against their own ho-hum, one-syllable names when they chose Cecilia for their baby daughter? (OK, we know they're just TV characters, but they are totally believable as a couple.) Cecilia is such a romantic, musical-sounding name, which is fitting since St. Cecilia is the patron saint of music.
Lily on Modern Family
Spelled with one "L" or two, Lily is on the rise. Not only is it the name of the baby girl adopted by gay couple Mitchell and Cameron on Modern Family, it's also currently the most popular floral name for baby girls in the U.S.
Jacques on 90210
On the new 90210 (maybe we're old, but we totally remember the first version!), Ryan and Jen are surprised to become parents after a quick fling, and we're surprised that they chose Jacques for their baby's name. But we like! It's a pretty suave, international alternative to over-done Jack. We're particularly fond of the cool "q" in the name.
Sawyer on One Tree Hill
There's something cool about girls' names that could totally pass for boys' names. And Sawyer, the name One Tree Hill's Lucas and Peyton picked for their daughter, is no exception. Like her mama, she's got a tough unisex name that makes people think twice.
John on The Secret Life of the American Teenager
Teen mom Amy on The Secret Life of the American Teenager chooses the very grown-up name of John for her surprise baby. Although some may think the name John bland or boring, we beg to differ. We think it's the ultimate in classic cool. And since it comes in at a mere #26 on the boy name popularity chart, your son is more likely to be one of several Aidens, Jacksons or Ethans in his class–John's officially less common!
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Polish maid Dorota on Gossip Girl finally has a baby of her own, after babying Blair forevs. She names the baby Anastasia, a distinctly Slavic name that we think has Old World cool. The name was made famous by the Tsar's daughter who legend says escaped during the Russian Revolution. Hey, with the way Blair treats Dorota sometimes, we suggest she start a revolution of her own!
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The following post is by editor Kara Fleck and originally appeared in October 2010. I've updated it for 2011 with some new ideas and links. Happy Autumn!
Last week I mentioned my personal goals for this Autumn. Part of that is to be mindful of slowing down and being aware of what is going on around us – indoors and outdoors. I want my family to experience this time of year, not just as dates on the calendar, but as an opportunity to use all of our senses to really savor the season.
I thought it would be fun to list some of the different ways we can experience the sights, sounds, smells, textures, and tastes of Autumn with our kids.
What Does Autumn LOOK Like?
The hallmark of Autumn is the changing colors of the leaves, of course. This provides opportunities to create leaf rubbings and other leaf related crafts. We can rake leaves together, which naturally leads to jumping in leaf piles!
Yesterday, we made a map of our backyard. The kids and I have been talking about the trees in our yard and what they look like now versus what they looked like a few short weeks ago. We wonder what they will look like in the Winter time.
Beautiful leaves are not the only sights of Autumn …
Look UP
- Autumn constellations
- The Harvest Moon
- The migrating birds
Look DOWN
- What is happening to the grass? The flowers?
- What are the insects and animals doing?
- What does the garden look like now?
- Do you see any acorns? Walnuts? Seed pods?
What Does Autumn FEEL Like?
As the weeks pass and the weather changes, we begin to experience chilly Autumn days. Our clothing reflects the temperatures as we don wool sweaters, waffle weave long underwear, thick socks, and perhaps even a puffy down vest or a coat before we go outside.
There are other ways to feel the season:
- The textures of hay bales
- The varied surfaces of pumpkins and gourds
- Difference between the silky petals of the mum's flower and its leaves
Go on a nature walk and ask your child …
- What does the sun feel like on your skin? What about the shade?
- Is there any wind today? Can you feel a breeze?
- What does the air feel like? Dry? Humid?
What Does Autumn TASTE Like?
For me, the tastes of Autumn are fresh baked bread, homemade applesauce, and my Aunt Anna's pumpkin pie. One of the dates on the calendar I most look forward to is Thanksgiving, and the delicious food is certainly part of the appeal!
Here are some recipes on my wish list to try with my kids this season:
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- Harvest Pumpkin Dip ::: The Picky Apple
- Browned Butter Fruit Crisp ::: Backseat Gourmet
- Apple Pie ::: Simple Bites
What recipes does your family enjoy during Autumn's cooler days?
What Does Autumn SMELL Like?
There are good smells coming from our kitchens in Autumn, it is true. What other wonders can we experience with our sense of smell this time of year?
To my family, Autumn smells like …
- smokey bonfires
- apple trees
- pickling spices
- cinnamon and nutmeg
- woolwash and lanolin
Autumn smells like the first fire in the fireplace and beeswax candles on the dinner table as night's darkness falls earlier and earlier.
What Does Autumn Sound Like?
This time of year may not be as noisy as the Spring, when new life is bursting forth, but there are still plenty of sounds in Autumn's symphony.
Consider …
- the geese honking as they fly overhead
- the wind rusting the leaves
- crackling campfires
And at our house we can hear the tractors as the farmers nearby harvest their crops. Indoors, Autumn sounds like the clicking of knitting needles and popcorn popping for an afternoon snack.
What about you? What does Autumn look like to you? What sights, smells, and sounds evoke this time of year for your family?


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Shortly after 7 p.m. last Saturday, Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson may not have been shaken, but the Yellow Jackets' sharp-witted leader was not himself.
"I don't know what to say," Johnson said, beginning his post-game news conference following Tech's 42-36 overtime loss to Miami. "I'm as disappointed as I think I've ever been."
His funk continued after he returned home. He watched football games and, with his daughter Kaitlyn visiting from college, tried to not be miserable. He re-played the game in his head 40 times, he said later, and finally fell asleep at 4:45 a.m., a half-hour before he woke up to go to the office to review game video and begin preparing for Middle Tennessee State.
By Tuesday morning, Johnson was offering a new tune.
"I'd be more concerned if we were trotting out there every week and we're getting pummeled 50-6 and there wasn't much hope," he said. "Call me an optimist. I don't think anybody's ever considered me a real optimist about things, but I guess I see it a little differently."
A year ago, a 6-0 start required him to rein in the hype. This season has assigned a different task to bet-your-bottom-dollar Paul Johnson – re-directing the Yellow Jackets' attention away from two gut-punch losses and the damage they've caused to Tech's chances of winning the ACC and onto the final eight games of the season. The only goal for this week, Johnson said, is to beat Middle Tennessee State.
Said Johnson, "We've still got a ton to play for."
A solid win against the Blue Raiders could yet propel the Jackets down a rosy path. A matchup with No. 17 Clemson follows MTSU, after which Tech will have its open date. Two wins would complete the first half at 4-2 and generate a more hopeful outlook for the remainder of the season.
In 2011, "we got off to a great start and didn't finish well," Johnson said. "This year, we get off to a mediocre start. Maybe we have a great finish."
For Tech, the wake of the Miami loss subsided Monday, when Johnson started the week as usual. Following a video review of the special teams, he addresses the team and goes over team grades for mental errors and "efforts" – plays in which a player did not give complete effort. The talk rehashes the previous game and sets the tone for the week.
With a new opponent six days away, the highs or lows from the previous Saturday need to be deleted at that point.
"The day that [a loss] hurts the most is Sunday, because you're sitting there not doing anything," defensive end Izaan Cross said. "Once Monday hits, you've got to flush it down the toilet. You have to."
The degree to which Cross, who was elected a captain this week along with quarterback Tevin Washington and guard Omoregie Uzzi, and his teammates can move past that pain will shape the rest of the season. Tech's season-opening loss to Virginia Tech and last Saturday's to Miami were not only devastating – Tech lost both after leading in the final minute of regulation – but went a long way to knocking the Jackets out of the ACC race. The Coastal Division title is still possible, but it would most likely require both the Hokies and Hurricanes to lose three ACC games and Tech to finish 6-2 in league play.
Johnson's hope isn't unfounded. The offense, which faltered in the fourth quarter and overtime, is third in the country in rushing offense and 13th in scoring. The defense, which was scalded by Miami, showed better form in the first three games.
The Jackets might take encouragement from the 2000 Tech team, which started 2-2 with similarly disheartening losses, 26-21 to then-No. 2 Florida State and an overtime defeat to N.C. State. Those Jackets won the final seven games of the regular season before losing in the Peach Bowl to LSU.
With two costly losses that could have easily been wins, the Jackets aren't where they had hoped to be.
"But I don't think it's [time] to sack the bats and call it a day," Johnson said.
In case you missed it…
Notes: Special teams 'a mixed bag'
Trials challenging Louis Young
Lee, Snoddy angling for playing time
Tech rebounding after Miami loss
The meaning of Tech giving up 609 yards
Thanks for reading.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
September 28th, 2012
4:04 pm
GO JACKETS! Win the rest of them including the bowl game!
September 28th, 2012
4:12 pm
Go Jackets!
Ken, who's wearing #40 tomorrow? Is it a defender like Rod Sweeting or Izaan Cross?
September 28th, 2012
4:17 pm
Y'know, we can look to our neighbors to the east if we need to. In 2007, they lost two divisional games, then ran the table. Perhaps we can do likewise this season.
September 28th, 2012
4:39 pm
Georgia Tech loses to MTSU…upset alert! Tech isn't good AT ALL
September 28th, 2012
4:40 pm
Georgia is going to stomp a complete mudhole in Tech in Athens this year. I can't wait to see you guys cry once again after we make it 11 out of 12 years we've beat you.
September 28th, 2012
4:41 pm
If MIAMI who has a freshman QB, can wreck Tech's defense for over 600 yards, imagine what Murray, Gurley, Marshall, Malcome, and our array of receivers are going to do. Might be time to bring in the MERCY RULE!
September 28th, 2012
4:41 pm
I might be needed for the UGA vs. GT game this season. Doesn't look good for Tech.
September 28th, 2012
4:42 pm
Thanks Mr. Girley.
September 28th, 2012
4:43 pm
thanks Ken! hopefully you have better news to report next week than you did this week. =(
September 28th, 2012
4:45 pm
@Todd Gurley
We certainly can't underestimate them…. If we play with a sense of urgency we win… If we come out flat it will be close. If we are just not that good, we lose… I still think we are better than MTSU, but our talent level is very similar, and getting closer every year… I'll probably be there to cheer them on….
September 28th, 2012
4:47 pm
and your probably right about Athens this year, but hey, crazier things have happened. That's why they play the game….
September 28th, 2012
4:51 pm
"I still think we are better than MTSU, but our talent level is very similar, and getting closer every year… I'll probably be there to cheer them on…."
How on Earth can you not claim to be a troll but then say something as blatantly untrue and anti-Tech as this…and you tried sneaking it into the conversation.
September 28th, 2012
4:53 pm
Well, for one… Every thing I said is TRUE… It is my perspective, of course, but I do have history with a football FL Jacket…
September 28th, 2012
4:54 pm
"I'll probably be there to cheer them on…."
MTSU or Tech? Sounds more like MTSU Mr. 4eva…
September 28th, 2012
4:56 pm
No one cares what kind of abuse you inflicted on a football Mr. 4eva. That's between you and the football.
September 28th, 2012
4:57 pm
"Every thing I said is TRUE"
Yeah…true to your opinion.
September 28th, 2012
4:57 pm
Your "perspective" is TRUE? That's a doozy.
September 28th, 2012
4:58 pm
I am GT through and through…. But I am NOT a Homer, and I don't have my head buried.
September 28th, 2012
5:03 pm
BLT, I just wonder what empirical evidence he has for this…
September 28th, 2012
5:06 pm
Keep wondering FL Jacket
September 28th, 2012
5:24 pm
@ gt4ever……you know that I am always one to have given you the benefit of the doubt, even when most others do not. Would you be willing to come hang out with some of us before the game tomorrow?
September 28th, 2012
5:42 pm
If my schedule permits, I will be there…
September 28th, 2012
5:44 pm
I wonder if FL Jacket and BLT are one in the same…. lol…
September 28th, 2012
5:45 pm
@ gt4ever…….but how can we meet? If you don't mind emailing me, I will give you this "temporary" email address (email@example.com), and you can email me and I will tell you where and how to find those of us who are getting together. And even if you can't make it tomorrow, there will be other opportunities. I DO hope you will email me. Just offer some kind of "proof" that you are who you say you are, and not a troll
September 28th, 2012
5:45 pm
No, they are not one in the same. I know that for a fact.
September 28th, 2012
5:49 pm
Who wore number 40 last week? I don't know that I ever heard, and I didn't notice at the game
September 28th, 2012
6:02 pm
This will fall on deaf ears but…OPEN UP THE OFFENSE!!!!
Didn't you see them packing their defensive backs in during the second half? Didn't Washington see an open man in the left side of the north endzone w/o a defender within 15 yards…and he still refused to throw it? Other than underthrows by Miami's quarterback, did they complete every pass on slant patterns? Cripes, if they had a tight end worth anything, he would have run roughshod over us also.
Tech better outscore them because the defense leaks like a sieve…no pass rush also. Oh that insulted the sieve! Same old BS!
September 28th, 2012
6:29 pm
SS…Sean Tobin long-snapper
September 28th, 2012
6:31 pm
Thanks, FLJ
September 28th, 2012
6:31 pm
How you can say our talent is getting closer to MTSU is exactly what Tech haters say…prove yourself.
September 28th, 2012
6:35 pm
There you are,GT4Ever. You accuse me of picking on trolls? Just last week I was defending WnE's right to be here. It's really your turn to back up 4 steps & take flying leap.
September 28th, 2012
6:48 pm
Go Tech from a UGA alum.
September 28th, 2012
6:57 pm
gt4ever……..sure wish you would email me
September 28th, 2012
7:16 pm
Super – I'll give you a call when I'm up from the underground tunnel tomorrow a.m.
September 28th, 2012
7:19 pm
No, I'm not from Florida or live in Florida. I guess I'm a homer and I have expressed my frustrations with the defense. I just don't denigrate Georgia Tech every chance I get. I actually wish UGA well and hope they win but it gets hard…very hard (the UGA fans I know and talk to about football don't trash Tech the way they do here). They tend to not like CPJ or the offense for various reasons.
September 28th, 2012
7:29 pm
OK Delbert.
September 28th, 2012
7:29 pm
another div.II team LOL and looking for a turn around WOW this would make a great comic strip….. can't you just imagine CPJ with a cape on??? OMG!!!!!!!!
September 28th, 2012
7:32 pm
@ BLT……I wish you would email me too. I'm not going to be flooding you with endless meaningless emails or giving yours out to others. Ask Delbert and 1 4 GT and GT Lee, and several others; I have a total of about 30 email addresses now from the blogs. I don't abuse or misuse anybody's privacy. It's just a good way to figure out ways to meet at the games or share important info.
September 28th, 2012
7:32 pm
MTSU is NOT a division 2 team, bubba
September 28th, 2012
8:10 pm
MTSU is FBS stands for Football Bowl Subdivision, formerly called Division I-A. This is in contrast to the FCS, or Football Championship Subdivision, formerly known as Division I-AA. The "Bowl" vs "Championship" refers to how the 2 divisions play their post-season, with the former Division I-A teams playing in bowl games and the former Division I-AA teams playing in a playoff series culminating with a true national championship game.
September 28th, 2012
8:13 pm
and CPJ still dosen't know what to say LOL what a guy hahahahahahah
September 28th, 2012
8:58 pm
And so is Florida Atlantic against whom the dwags had so-so results a couple of weeks ago. As is Lousiana Monroe who beat that mighty SEC power Arkansas and almost beat another SEC power Auburn and W Ky who beat another SEC power Kentucky
September 28th, 2012
9:00 pm
Hey Super, I've tried and it gets hung up in my firewall or yours.
September 28th, 2012
9:04 pm
Mark Richt knows what to say "Red Out"! LMFAO!
Are the dwags wearing red pants? Isn't UGA's primary color "red". I guess you needed a reminder Tom the troll. I'll go ahead and remind you again wear red.
September 28th, 2012
9:24 pm
Georgie must worried about UTn for Richt to call for a "red out". I'd thought they would've done that for the next game…USCe??
September 28th, 2012
10:04 pm
@ BLT……I don't understand why; nobody else has said they have that problem. It must be something at your end, or in your email server. Since you won't be there tomorrow anyway, I will see if I can come up with something else and get with you one day next week.
September 28th, 2012
10:05 pm
@ 1 4 GT……they play USC in Columbia, and USC's color is red also
September 28th, 2012
10:12 pm
Garnet (burgundy?) Oh well. My bad. Still think they are scared of UTn.
September 28th, 2012
10:18 pm
Let's hope the red-out goes the way of the black-out…..a humiliating defeat for the dwags


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Toyota sees hope in disastrous quarter
Profit drops 77%, but the automaker says it might return to normal production earlier than expected.
Profit fell 77%, more than expected. Toyota declined to give a full-year forecast for earnings or production. The rising value of the Japanese yen is also taking a bite out of profits.
The unhappy bottom line is that Toyota will likely lose its status as the world's largest automaker to General Motors (GM) and fall into third place behind Volkswagen. In the first quarter, Toyota sold 1.79 million vehicles, behind the 2.2 million sold by GM and the 1.99 million by Volkswagen.
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"With gas prices as high as they are -- almost $4 per gallon -- Toyota should be in a prime spot to win market share, but the supply simply isn't there," an Edmunds.com analyst told The New York Times. "Toyota shoppers are starting to expand their consideration to other brands."
The challenge for investors today is to look beyond the effects of the earthquake for a read on Toyota's health. After all, the earthquake occurred three weeks before the end of the quarter, which also ended Toyota's fiscal year. Yes, the yen is a killer, but Toyota is dealing with a host of other problems, including management changes and the still-reverberating impact of all those recalls in 2010.
"There's a lot going on at Toyota that keeps them less profitable than the other guys," a Deutsche Bank analyst in Tokyo told The Wall Street Journal. "They are just trying to hold the line with their domestic operations, but the yen (strength) makes that a moving target."
But Toyota's stock price has held up fairly well, and even after Wednesday's dour earnings report, shares showed a slight gain in midday trading to $81.28. Perhaps that's because Toyota had some good news amid all the bad.
The automaker said it would get back to normal production sooner than expected, starting in June worldwide. Previously, it said regular production would start recovering in Japan in July and everywhere else in August. But even still, Toyota warned that June production will still be down 30% from normal levels.
Toyota said the Japanese earthquake cut about $1.36 billion in operating income for the quarter. Net profit was only 25.4 billion yen, or $314 million, a fraction of the 112.2 billion yen a year earlier and far below the 104 billion yen expected by analysts. Sales fell 12% to 4.6 trillion yen.
Analysts were surprised by the company's operating profit for the quarter, which dropped 52% to 46.1 billion yen, or $571.5 million. Analysts had expected more than twice that amount.
But for the full year ended March 31, Toyota said its net profit rose 94% to 408.1 billion yen, or about $5.1 billion. Operating income more than tripled to 468.2 billion yen, and revenue rose 0.2% to nearly 19 trillion yen.
Toyota also showed it's struggling with another issue provoked by the strong yen. Should the company protect itself by moving more production outside of Japan? Toyota made 45% of its cars in Japan in the last year.
"How much longer should we insist on producing in Japan?" the chief financial officer, Satoshi Ozawa, asked at a press conference in Tokyo, Bloomberg reports. "I feel strongly that our efforts may have exceeded the limits of what is possible in dealing with the yen's impact."
The company can see rivals in other countries, particularly Germany and South Korea, getting a boost from weaker currencies and free-trade agreements, Bloomberg reports. The strong yen knocked about $3.6 billion from Toyota's profit for the last year -- far more damaging than the March earthquake.
"I fully understand that we can't go on with just a desire to protect manufacturing in Japan," president Akio Toyoda said.
The company made no announcements about relocating production, but it sounds like we could expect more news on that front in the coming year.
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Man puts Gladwell to test; to practice 10,000 hours of golf, attempt to become pro
A man decided he was going to quit his job and become a professional golfer. He isn't a great amateur golfer, didn't golf in college or even high school. In fact, he had never golfed before.
But he decided to put the notion, popularized by Malcolm Gladwell's book Outliers, that someone can become an expert at something by practicing for 10,000 hours. As Gladwell put it, that number is "the magic number of greatness."
The man is Dan McLaughlin and he's a year into his six-year plan.
When Dan first told his family about The Dan Plan, his father thought: In 10,000 hours, you could become a doctor. He wondered what to tell his son. Don't quit the job you don't like? Don't gamble with your future? The actuary wanted to tell him those things. The father did not.
But Steve McLaughlin also didn't think his son would take this as far as he has. Neither did his mother. Neither did his brother or his sister or his girlfriend.
"Dan's always been an ideas guy," his brother, Matthew McLaughlin, said. "The fact that he would think of such a thing isn't surprising. But ideas are one thing. Execution is another. He would get frustrated and quit."
At this point, though, more than 1,000 hours and nearly a year into the plan, they're more than surprised. They're impressed.
Can't say that I'm not cheering for McLaughlin.
Read the article for a profile on McLaughlin and his very odd way of learning how to play golf.


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