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Clark County coroner, Terry Conway, said Craig J. Elmore, 48 of Floyds Knobs, was driving along SR 60 when a vehicle traveling the opposite direction crossed the center line and struck his Dodge truck. The impact caused Elmore's truck to flip onto its roof. Elmore was pronounced dead at the scene.
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- I want to return to Avebury for a longer visit. I saw this stone circle for twenty minutes with Kris's family in 2007, and it wasn't enough. Instead we spent our time at Stonehenge, which was a disappointment. This time, I want to walk the entire monument at Avebury.
- I want to see an Everton FC soccer match. The Portland Timbers are my home team, of course, but I've been following Everton for almost a decade now.
- I want to walk Hadrian's Wall from the west coast of England to the east. I've dreamed of this for years, and had always hoped to go with a friend. Schedules never seem to mesh, though, so I'm going to do it alone.
Because I'm traveling solo, I'll experiment with methods I haven't been able to try before. Like staying in hostels! And couchsurfing! And maybe even meeting up with some GRS readers. (If you're in the UK and want to connect in August, let me know.)
Enough about travel. Let's look at some personal-finance stories from other corners of the web. For some reason, all of the things I'm linking to this week involve the number seven. Go figure.
Yesterday at Brain Pickings — my new favorite blog — Maria Popova shared seven essential books on optimism. "Every once in a while, we all get burned out. Sometimes, charred," writes Popova. "And while a healthy dose of cynicism and skepticism may help us get by, it's in those times that we need nothing more than to embrace life's promise of positivity with open arms." I'm usually a relentless optimist, but even I get frayed around the edges from time to time. When that happens, books like these help me get back on track.
Next, The Washington Post recently published an article outlining seven life lessons from the very wealthy. Some of these are obvious, and we've covered most of them at Get Rich Slowly before. But it's always good to remind yourself of the things others have learned on the road to wealth. (Lesson #6 seems especially apt for me lately: "You must live in the here and now." I've not been present in the moment lately, and that's problematic.)
Over at Consumerism Commentary, Flexo wrote about seven ways to save money while in college. It's a good list, but in his intro he glosses over the number way to save money on school: Do what you can to keep tuition costs low. For some, that means finding scholarships. For others, that means attending a college where costs are low. As always, saving on the big costs makes a greater impact on your bottom line than saving on the small stuff.
Lastly, I recently met Andrea Scher and Jen Lemen, the amazing women behind Mondo Beyondo, an online course designed to help people identify and pursue their dreams. The next Mondo Beyondo six-week course begins today and includes interviews with seven men (and one woman), including Chris Guillebeau, Leo Babauta, Maggie Mason — and me! If you have big goals you want to achieve, check out Mondo Beyondo.
This article is about Spare Change
Very cool news about your trip! Will you have time to travel to Bath, too?
JD, I'm now subscribed to your travel blog. It'll be fun to read your travel blog, you being a new travel blogger and traveler.
One of my favorite travel blogs is Andyhobotraveler, http://www.hobotraveler.com/blogger.html. He tends to denigrate his readers (not a good idea) and he writes at about the third grade level. But what I like is his pure honesty. No filters.
I'd be curious how the hostels and couchsurfing works out. I'm in my late 50s and down the road I think I could go for some "perpetual travel". I think there will be a trend of older people traveling more on their own.
Good luck and I look forward to your travel posts.
Trip sounds pretty awesome. I used to be pretty keen on the couch-surfing scene – especially hosting people – and I can't rave about it enough!
We've (my gf and I) have just moved to Edinburgh, Scotland. If you come to Edinburgh in August there is a festival called the 'Fringe festival' – it's amazing and very good value for money. Totally unmissable – http://www.edfringe.com/whats-on/programme
If you like add me on couchsurfing – use my email address. Can catch up for a beer or three!
Good luck with your travels! I spent a couple of weeks in the UK last summer and it was awesome!
Definitely try couchsurfing, if you haven't already!! I didn't do it in the UK, because I was travelling alone and was wary of being with strangers in a different country (being a young lady and all), but a friend of mine and I did it a couple of years ago when we travelled through the states and it was the best. Wrote a blog post about it here, if you're interest: http://www.broketo.ca/2011/06/travelling-on-cheap-couchsurfing.html
Oh, and one quick tip: Don't forget to look into budget hotels, especially in bigger cities. A lot of the time, if you can get a deal, they're the same price or CHEAPER than a hostel, and budget hotels always come with a continental breakfast. And it's no cold cereal and bananas like they have in North America, but full-on hot meals with eggs, meat, cheese, coffee, juice, etc. The works! When I was there, I would fill up on breakfast first thing in the morning, swipe an apple or two for later. That would keep me full until at least 1 or 2 in the afternoon, when I'd grab a quick snack (like maybe a popsicle or a coffee—not a meal) and then I'd buy sandwiches or something from a grocery store for dinner. Food in England, well, it's not exactly Italy or France. It's pretty similar to North America, so you won't be missing out if you don't eat out a lot, and it's a great way to save money.
Happy travels!
Congrats on your new travel adventure! I'm so happy that because you worked hard to get your financial life in order you can work hard on having adventures around the world. Way to go JD! Enjoy the ride.
Nice itinerary!! Have a great trip. I've never couchsurfed, but my husband (who is a travel writer) has and had very good experiences. We'll probably open up our house to couchsurfers once we settle in Dublin (one week from today. Eek).
We were in the Lake District last spring and there was a stunning Stonehenge-type place. I can't remember what it was called. If anybody else can, it might be worth seeing since it's near Hadrian's Wall (more or less).
I'm not in the UK, I'm in Paris. But DH is a Brit.
If you should find yourself here, even in transit, please let me know. We will be going away for part of August, but we will be around for the other part.
You may want to include Scotland on your trip. There is something they have in August called Royal Edinburgh Military Tatoo that is worth seeing. I love traveling in England, but the Scots are kick too.
Thanks for posting the link to the Washington Post article. The first years after college are critical to future wealth success or a life in the treadmill. Picking a partner who shares your financial views is perhaps the most critical to general happiness in the relationship. So young girls and guys after college: learn to enjoy the simple stuff! Learn to fix your car! Go sailing! Go Hiking! Forget about the house you're "supposed" to buy. Find one for 1/2 the price of your peers and *choose* life not vice versa.
Are you coming to Scotland? You should (I'm from Glasgow)! As someone notes above, the Edinburgh festival is on during August. Plus Scotland is the best! Enjoy your trip anyway, and the planning – I always find the anticipation one of the best bits of travelling! I'm off to Stockholm in September for a long weekend but wish I had the cash to go away for longer!
Great that you're coming to England! We'd be honored to meet up and show you our part of the country. We're based in South London. We have some great parts of the South East of England close by, such as Charles Darwin's House, Brighton, Chartwell (where Churchill lived and painted), plus we're 20 minutes on the train from London Bridge. DH is from NY. We've had several couchsurfers stay and really enjoy showing visitors the sights. Have a great trip!
You may want to check on the soccer schedule. I believe the Premier League doesn't begin games until September (or late August at the earliest), so you won't be able to see Everton play unless it's an exhibition match — which has all the excitement of a pre-season NFL game.
First EPL fixtures start on August 13th. Everton plays QPR at Goodison on August 20th.
Btw, if you are looking for a cheap, relatively safe place to stay near the stadium, I would check out Anfield Stadium Guest House. It is directly across from Anfield, and a 10 minute walk across Stanley Park to Goodison. It cost like 10 pounds for a multi-person room, but you should meet plenty of fans and random people visiting Liverpool. Perfect location for watching the game, heading to the pub with your new friends afterward, and stumbling back to your bed:) I stayed there last year when Liverpool played Wolves, and even though the area is pretty run down, I felt safe. The only downside is there are no lockers in the facility.
Dan — Thanks for the correction — and good news! Soccer sooner!!
Somehow I always associate the start of EPL soccer with the NFL in the US. Perhaps it's the transfer window that ends at the start of the football season.
We are based in SW London, big fans of the blog, humbly offering our couch if you should need it!
Close to Kew Gardens and Hampton Court Palace!
Have fun, JD. Sounds like a great trip.
JD, I can't believe you're an Everton fan! I've been a blue since I was born – my dad was born and bred in Liverpool himself so he didn't give me much option when I was growing up.
Funny story – I saw Everton play Fulham a few years ago, before Wayne Rooney had scored his first premiership goal. After the match I was walking back past the ground and I bumped into Wayne Rooney who was with his mum and dad. I asked him if he could sign my matchday programme – and then realised neither of us had a pen. Sigh.
JD, long time reader, with just a few posts here.
Just had to comment about how great your trip sounds. I, too, am a Toffees fan, and have been for the past two years. I'm going to see their friendly against the DC United this July, while visiting my cousin and his wife, and it should be great to finally see them play. I've heard Goodison is also a great place to see a game, I'm sure you'll love it. Go Toffees!
As someone who spent most of my family holidays in the UK (we couldn't travel abroad for medical reasons), there are few places I wouldn't recommend. If you want beautiful countryside, you can't go far wrong with Wales, Northumberland, or Scotland. The Lake District is also nice, but tends to be more full of tourists.
If you're planning on visiting Oxford, I'd be happy to show you round – it does get very full of tourists in August though. I assume you're aware that August is summer holidays for children in much of the UK, so in general prices will be higher, particularly for accommodation, and booking ahead is also advisable.
I hope you have a great trip!
Hey JD,
Great you are coming (back?) to the UK – I live on a boat on the River Thames in West London (close to Heathrow), so if you need a place to crash then just let me know. I'd be delighted to host you.


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OK, here's your quickie post-Thanksgiving summation of Georgia vs. Georgia Tech:
In-state rivals. Nation's No. 2 rushing offense meets No. 2 rushing defense. Uh-oh, triple option. Cut-blocking. Who can play tailback? Which Aaron Murray shows up for this game (the one who tore Auburn apart or the erratic one against Kentucky)? Will the Jackets continue to put it on the ground? What about Harton and Malcome? Will the Dogs be looking ahead to the Dome? Does anyone other than the Tech band still play the Budweiser theme?
Bottom line: If Georgia wins the turnover ratio, Georgia wins the game.
Now, before you tuck into another one of those turkey sandwiches, let's get to some Junkyard Mail. …
Jackie Grimes writes: I know you've made it pretty clear over the years that like most Georgia fans now you can't stand Georgia Tech. But have you never rooted for the Jackets at any time? Not even against Notre Dame in 1980 when Tech tying the Irish elevated the Dawgs to No. 1?
I have to admit I've always relished the irony that the Jackets were responsible for the Dogs first topping the polls in 1980. But, no, I didn't root for Tech to win that game. I didn't pull for the Irish to win, either. I was too fixated on what was going on in Jacksonville. But the end result, a tie that helped Georgia, couldn't have been more perfect. I've actually never rooted for the Jackets. I know a lot of Georgia fans of my Dad's era pulled for the Jackets except when the played the Dogs, but I never could contain the rivalry to just one week. To me, the perfect day is a Georgia win and a Tech loss. Any day. Any sport.
In reply to my list earlier this week of favorite Georgia wins over Tech, Jon from Savannah writes: Thanks for the memories. To this day, I still look for the long ball on the opening play of the game like the one in 1981 to Lindsay Scott. Too sweet of a memory. One of my favorite plays of all time. And Reggie Ball. No Georgia fan can forget him.
Ah, Reggie Ball. The gift to Georgia from Chan Gailey that just kept on giving!
Timothy Hyman wrote to share his favorite Georgia-Georgia Tech memories, which included this: 1997 in Atlanta. I was at the game with my Dad in the Tech section. He went to Tech and worked there. So [we] were in enemy territory. Tech scored to take 24-21 but Bobo led UGA down the field. On fourth down Tech called for pass interference after they thought they had stopped us. Bobo throws touchdown to snatch victory when everyone thought we had lost. [I was] jumping up and down in a sea of gold. The looks on everyone's faces around us … priceless.
A great day, for sure.
Scott Watson writes: Bill, I believe the team should wear something Saturday on the jersey or helmet to honor Larry Munson. He would hate it, but I think it's the thing to do. We need to also honor him by totally demolishing Tech. Your thoughts? And Walker Garrett adds: Wouldn't it be cool if the Dawgs wore jerseys with "Munson" on the back of all them, as a tribute to Larry! [The way the military] academies wear USA, Honor, Bravery, etc. on the back of their jerseys.
I definitely think the Dogs should honor Munson and Mark Richt has indicated that they will, with some sort of decal on the helmets. What it will be, they haven't said. I've heard speculation ranging from Munson's initials to a cigar to a microphone. But I know what I think would be perfect for the decal: a hobnail boot!
Justin Cade writes: Bill, I'm going to my first game at Tech this Saturday. Assuming you've seen the Dawgs at Bobby Dodd before. Are you aware of any decent pregame activities in the area? Are any of the local establishments relatively Dawg-friendly? Thanks for any advice you (or any of the other readers) might have. Go Dawgs!
I don't really know of any pregame activities. After the 2009 game, I did really enjoy seeing the glum faces on all those Tech fans on the walk back to the MARTA station. As for the most Dawg-friendly place to grab a bite around the Joke by Coke, I'd say the Varsity would probably be your best bet. You'll probably see as many folks there in red and black as in Tech colors.
UPDATE: Just got word of this today: The crew from "1980 Dawgs" will once again be joined by Georgia football legends Scott Woerner, Rex Robinson and possibly other members of the 1980 team at the Varsity on North Avenue before and after the game on Saturday, where they will be meeting fans, signing copies of "1980 Dawgs" DVDs and talking Georgia football. That's Saturday, 9 a.m.-11:30 a.m. and right after the game for two hours.
David writes: Can anyone tell me why the cutoff for orders to the SEC Championship was last week before they even beat Kentucky? And why season ticket holders were not even notified? UGA has lost a supporter.
I'd have to say your devotion to UGA wasn't very deep if that's all it takes to lose you. But to answer your question, they offered Bulldog Club members (Hartman Fund donors aka season ticket holders) the chance to place orders for SEC championship tickets in advance (just like they do with all the possible bowl destinations) in order to be able to process them quickly once it was official. And if you're a season ticket holder and you didn't get either an email (several, actually) or something in the mail, then you ought to check with the folks at the Bulldog Club office in Athens and see whether they have your correct contact information. By the way, on Wednesday they announced the Hartman Fund cumulative contribution cutoff points for the 16,000 tickets Georgia is allotted to the SEC game. All contributors who ordered with a cumulative score of 100,000 and higher will receive up to 6 tickets. All contributors who ordered with a cumulative score between 52,500-99,999 will receive up to 4 tickets. And all contributors who ordered with a cumulative score between 12,050-52,499 will receive up to 2 tickets. UGA faculty, staff and students also were eligible for tickets, depending on various priority factors. The tickets were put into the mail Wednesday via the U.S. Postal Service.
Brian Cheshire writes: Hey Junkyard, I was just wondering if you have heard anything about Coach Richt stepping down after this year? If so why is he telling these recruits (Theus, Marshall) he is going to be there?
You're referring to the rumor reported this week by GamingToday.com that claimed Richt would voluntarily leave Georgia at the end of the season. I put no credence in the report, which cited "sources in the South Carolina/Georgia area." Hmm. South Carolina? Think anyone there might want to manufacture a rumor about the coach of the team that aced out the Gamecocks for the SEC East? The report, which didn't have any credibility to spare, pretty much veered off into fantasy land when it said that the top candidates to replace Richt were Mike Bobo and Derek Dooley. And when Richt was asked this week on local radio whether the rumor was true, he indicated he wants to coach about another nine years and isn't looking to leave UGA.
Charles from Albany writes: Bill, I was thinking about this after the weekend upsets. If instead of UGA playing Boise State in the opener, [they had gone] ahead with playing and beating Louisville, where do you think we would be in the discussion of one-loss teams playing for the BCS Championship? Love the Blawg.
Thanks. If Georgia had not lost to Boise State and was the SEC champion then, yes, I think a one-loss UGA might well have made the BCS championship. But no use thinking about might-have-beens. As it is, if Georgia wins out and is the SEC champion, the conference likely will get three teams into the BCS.
Tyler Knight writes: Bill, what are your thoughts on Ken Malcome? When he runs, he looks like a legit running back. I know he had the bad fumble, but he looks much more like an SEC running back than Brandon Harton or even Carlton Thomas. I think we should have given him more playing time.
You generally win playing time in practice and Malcome obviously did not impress Georgia's coaches as much as Richard Samuel or Thomas did. From what little I've seen of him running, I'd say he had the potential to possibly be as useful as Samuel, assuming he could hold on to the ball, but he hasn't developed the consistency the coaches were looking for. If he sticks around the program, who knows?
Finally, Brett Lassiter writes: Blair Walsh's field goal game went into the tank this year, practically forcing the offense to make more plays in the clutch (not that UGA Nation preferred FGs to TDs). What I have noticed, though, is that his extra point game has still been pretty much dead center. What do you think are the chances that Blair has been throwing FGs in order to get the offense to do more?
A lot of folks love conspiracy theories but I'm not seeing Walsh on the grassy knoll in this case.
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November 24th, 2011
10:40 pm
First to say the Nerds are in for a major beatdown on Sat. 10 for 11 and counting. Go Dawgs!
November 24th, 2011
10:41 pm
There are UGA pregame activities at The Varsity, directly under the Big V sign. Members of the 1980 National Champion Dawgs will be there signing autographs and taking pictures with members of the Bulldog Nation.
November 24th, 2011
10:43 pm
I'd pull for Tech against Florida, but that's it.
November 24th, 2011
10:59 pm
Georgia is going to seriously beat Tech down this weekend. They've had all week to solely focus on Tech. No class, no nothing. Just football to worry about and beating Tech….this is Grantham's 2nd time facing this offense and you can bet he'll have a better understanding of how to stop it this time…last year was his first season going up agianst it, and he'll have his players ready to go in his 2nd season going up against it….you can count on that….Murray and the offense will get rolling vs. that porous Tech defense and will hang about 35+ on them.
Dawgs roll. Tech will rush for about 200 yards. That's actually shutting them down.
November 24th, 2011
11:01 pm
Dawgs win 38-17
November 24th, 2011
11:02 pm
Thanks for another blog that confirms you are the homer tool that all football fans hate. Is it no wonder that UGA fans are perceived as the most obnoxious fans in the SEC, if not the country? It's time for you and bulldog nation to wake up and realize that you are not a national contender, never have been, with the exception of the mid-1940s and the Herschel years. Please stop with the contention that you are relevant on the national scene; you are a provincial program that occasionally backs into a conference championship. The sooner you and the rest of the delusional fan base comes to this realization is the day UGA is respected on the national scene.
November 24th, 2011
11:04 pm
Thanks for the small-mindedness, Bill. Happy Thanksgiving to all.
November 24th, 2011
11:06 pm
2 for 1 black Friday deals at the catfish cabin. Tell em Pawwllll sent you for a free round of hush puppies. As a gesture of gratitude, Wal-Mart will be discounting the gold bro tomorrow only for those "top heavy" tech fans and coaches in need of some extra support.
November 24th, 2011
11:08 pm
I wouldn't pull for Tech under any circumstance in any sport.
November 24th, 2011
11:12 pm
No one made you read the blog.
Also, most people pick LSU as having more obnoxious fans in the SEC, and I don't know of anyone who has actually attended UGA who thinks we are currently a national championship contender. We don't take as many math courses as tech, but we know even an unlikely win vs LSU would not put us in the top 2.
November 24th, 2011
11:15 pm
I honestly don't ever think about tech except for the week we play them in football, and the day we play them in mens basketball.
Exception being my freshman year when they beat us, of course.
November 24th, 2011
11:15 pm
Thank you "Pauls Fish Fried Johnson" and "Relentless Pursuit" for further confirming my assertion that UGA fans are the most obnoxious and delusional fans in America. Happy Thanksgiving!
November 24th, 2011
11:15 pm
The dawgs against the Devil and his army of fallen angels, but that is it. If UGA had a hockey team in 1980 and they played the USSR team for the Gold. I would have been happy with Silver.
November 24th, 2011
11:20 pm
I would always pull for Tech if doing so helps UGA in any way. I hate Tech with a passion, but I'm not stupid. If Tech beating someone else helps the Dawgs, then I will hold my nose and hope for the best.
November 24th, 2011
11:26 pm
I hear RICHT is doing 2 for 1 running backs special. Keith Marshall please come SAVE the dawgs. We will dump all our other RBs for you. You can have #1 because nobody special is wearing that number.
November 24th, 2011
11:28 pm
Not having Ties in games has really made it difficult. I could always cheer for UGA to Tie every game.
November 24th, 2011
11:33 pm
Thanks for a profound statement, "No one made you read the blog." Does that undermine my contention? Or do you just not get it? UGA fans have an overinflated opinion of their program. They are not a national championship contender on a consistent basis but act as if they are a top progam on the level with Alabama and Texas. Even Georgia Tech has more NCs than UGA, and theirs was only 21 years ago vice 31 years ago. Admit it, you are drinking the Bill King kool-aid.
November 24th, 2011
11:36 pm
BPT, I certainly don't understand why a Tech fan posts on a Georgia blog. Whoa….I guess I am delusional after all, hardly obnoxious.
November 24th, 2011
11:42 pm
Name for me one national championship GT has won which was consensus? Having trouble, there is not one. If we are talking about championships from any media source, UGA has (5) of which one is consensus, GT has either 4 or 5, none of which are consensus. By the way, let's look at all time wins, winning %, bowl victories, SEC-UGA vs. SEC and ACC championships for Tech. Not even close Sherlock! Let me know when your team becomes relevant.
November 24th, 2011
11:43 pm
I'm just pointing out that you don't have to read UGA stuff, that would lower your annoyance level. Might help your blood pressure too if it's giving you any trouble.
GT may have more NCs, but check the all time UGA-GT record, the record for the past 30 years, and the past 10. UGA is ahead in all. Glass houses…
Neither team has recently been a serious contender, and both should chill out until they can consistently contend.
November 24th, 2011
11:43 pm
@ Relentless Pursuit
Not a Tech fan, just a college football fan. Don't jump to conclusions so quickly. OK, I will accept your admission for your delusion. Maybe the obnoxious falls on the other 99% of UGA fans, to include Bill King.
November 24th, 2011
11:45 pm
Never. Not even if they're playing Florida.
November 24th, 2011
11:48 pm
i love when a troll like BTP comes to a team blog and tries to call others ANYTHING lol.
November 24th, 2011
11:51 pm
Hm. I'd cheer for tech over the gators. tech's like an annoying little brother, the gators are a true rival.
November 24th, 2011
11:52 pm
Why are you up at almost midnight posting on a UGA blog? Surely you have some bigger fish to fry, pardon the pun. Quite funny how you must enjoy reading an "obnoxious" blogger's thoughts about our team. Get a life, or more video games, or some friends or something….
November 25th, 2011
12:07 am
To answer the question. I will cheer for tech every so often I guess. But I will take an SEC team every time over an ACC team.
November 25th, 2011
12:18 am
hey guys let that tryptophan seep into your blood streams and stop all this bickering. you are worse than my great auntie at the thanksgiving table.
November 25th, 2011
12:32 am
Joe Cox is right….. I'm thankful for 9 out of 10, Reggie "who dropped the" Ball, Chan "I'm not" Gayley, George O "sorry I lied on my resume" Leary, and the current excuse of a coach Paul "the Dawgs just stepped on my" Johnson.
Seriously guys, this is all in fun and should stay that way. Football is just a game. There's so much hurt in the world now, and most everyone on this blog has much for which to be thankful. Happy Thanksgiving!
November 25th, 2011
1:15 am
Dawgs = greatest.
Beatles = greatest.
Bill King = marginally competent,
Can anybody root for Jerry Garcia lookalike sad sad Bill not to be an embarrassment to semi-literate dawg fans?
Insert barking here.
November 25th, 2011
2:23 am
BTP, since three other posters have pointed out that this is a Fan Blog (says as much in the intro), I won't belabor that issue. But I disagree about the most obnoxious fan base. UT Vols fans win that prize (mainly when they are winning-right now they aren't sayi ng m uch).They seem to have more fans who didn't attend the university than any other team. I can state this because I live among them. As far as delusional, you may be right, but I'm not in that group.I do hope UGA has a good season every year, but I'm not one of those who call for a coach's head because he hasn't brought us a MNC. Or even a down year occasionally. I understand that success in the sports arena runs in cycles.
However, it's a heckuva lot of fun to see the Bug fans get their panties all in a wad when the Dawgs win year after year.
November 25th, 2011
2:27 am
I pull for Tech to win every week until they face Georgia. It's not that I have any love for Tech. I just figure that beating a good Tech team helps Georgia in the polls more than beating a bad Tech team. The perfect season would have an undefeated Georgia team beating an undefeated Tech team in late November to ruin Tech's perfect season and then beating them a second time in the BCS Championship game to clinch the National Championship.
As to the question/complaint from David about the SEC Championship game ticket orders: I received several Bulldog Club emails about pre-ordering tickets leading up to the deadline. I think they started arriving sometime before the Auburn game and concluded with a final email on the deadline date. Enough people received notifications that it required more than $12,000 in cumulative donations to get a pair of tickets. If UGA lost David's support, I hope his season tickets were better than mine so I can move a little closer to the 50 yard line next year.
November 25th, 2011
2:38 am
I was cheering for GT against both Clemson and VT….I was hoping they would knock them off so that UGA would move up in the polls….I played for CPJ at Georgia Southern….He is a winner and I am proud of him….hard to cheer against him…Go Dawgs
November 25th, 2011
3:27 am
I've been a rabid Dawg fan since I was 9 years old. I was born in 1950, spent four great years in Athens. I saw Joe Namath play in Athens (we scored first but they won) before he hurt his knees and when he was a threat as a runner.I saw the '65 flea flicker play.I was at Grant Field in 71 when Andy Johnson led us back on the final scoring drive.
Moved out of state after graduation and haven't lived in Georgia since '72 and 16 of those years were spent overseas so i see very few live games now.
When I was a child I pulled against Tech no matter who they played.
But when I became an adult I began to pull for Georgia Tech every game they were not playing us.
The reasons not to pull for them are not great reasons given our dominance the last decade.
But I understand the princlple.
And the obnoxiousness of St. Simons alone outweighs all UGA cumulative obnoxiousness.
I can only guess the hatred of Tech became serious during their 8 game winning streak in the 50's.
But that's long ago.
And by the same reasoning I always pull against Florida.
November 25th, 2011
4:47 am
A true dog does not pull for the North Avenue trade school.
November 25th, 2011
5:19 am
Only if they played the Gators.
November 25th, 2011
5:54 am
Perfect day: Dogs win, nerds lose I would pull for the university of Iran before tech.
Four tickets, four hot dogs, four cokes.
November 25th, 2011
6:19 am
What a totally stupid question.
I am a Bulldog. I pull for Georgia. There is no scenario you could draw up where I would root for anybody playing Georgia tek, other than for Georgia tek to lose. I take great satisfaction in Georgia tek losing because of their fans – both of them – on the AJ-C.
Our # 1 Rival longterm is Auburn. Since Florida got added to our schedule every year and since they are in The SEC Least, Florida is now our # 1 Rival – mostly because we have beat them 3 of the last 11 and 4 out of the last 22. The vols are our # 3 Rival, basically always have been after Georgia tek quit The SEC over Revenue Sharing – Georgia tek did not want Revenue Sharing. Or, maybe I should say Bobby Dodd did not want Revenue Sharing. Bobby Dodd who is a college drop-out from the vols who not 1 time as Georgia tek's head coach beat Vince Dooley as our head coach, and who lost to Vince Dooley coached teams here every single time the 2 played. Bobby Dodd could not beat the better players who are at The SEC state schools. And, he included Auburn in that list, too. Georgia tek would rank a worse Rival than South Carolina, now too. Clearly South Carolina is our # 4 best Rival. Alabama and LSU, in the years we play them, like this year are our next 2 Rivals. I would rate Climpsum Farmers up there with Rivals as well. Somewhere after all those is Georgia tek. Georgia tek does not compete. They are in the ACC America's cupcake conference. The whole conference does not count and never has. They have added all these teams, and still don't compete with The SEC in football or all the other sports with us either. I think if we played Climpsum every year again like we used to, that I would consider Climpsum a bigger Rival than Georgia tek because again Georgia tek is a no-win scenario for us. Nothing to gain and everything to lose. What does that make Georgia tek for me as a fan ? About our # 7 Rival.
However, I would root for all but Climpsum and Georgia tek in a bowl game. I would root for Climpsum and for Georgia tek, only to lose, no matter what the game and no matter who the opponent. I don't root for Georgia tek. Sorry. I would take special satisfaction, however, if a win by Georgia tek handed us a national championship because they had done what they swore they would never do, and that is to help UGA. They are only there to hurt us.
November 25th, 2011
6:36 am
i pull georgia and who ever playing georgia tech
November 25th, 2011
6:43 am
The 3 times Mark Richt beat Florida, Florida lost 5 games, lost 4 games and lost 5 games that season.
He should have beat them many other years, such as :
(1) 2002 Florida had 5 losses should have been 6 losses 2002.
(2) 2010 Florida had 5 losses should have been 6 losses 2010.
(3) 2005 Mark Richt should never have settled in with Joe Tereshinski III as our Quarterback, anyone other than him in that game, and Florida would have had 4 losses that season. We ended up 2005 as the # 3 ranked SEC team in every single poll.
(4) 2003 Ron Zook had 5 losses should have been 6 losses and Mark Richt lost that game too when he also should have won it.
3-8 and should have been 7-4.
7-4 assumes that Mark Richt NEVER BEATS the top teams, or if he does he otherwise loses 4 games, loses 3 games or loses 4 games that season he does actually beat a top team. A top team is a team who ends up in the AP Poll top 10; we don't beat them in our good seasons. Our good seasons under Mark Richt our opponents were no good who we beat and even then lose good years, we lost to teams who we just should not have lost to, such as our Loss to our # 4 Rival this season, South Carolina who we should have beat clearly should have beat.
November 25th, 2011
7:01 am
The reasons UGA is relevant…….
#10 all time wins
12 SEC championships
7 national Championships
#6 in Stadium size
#4 all time bowl wins
2 Heisman winners
1st team POP Warner coached
More recognized NCAA championships than UT /UF / Bama / Auburn / Georgia Tech / South Carolina put together
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November 25th, 2011
7:26 am
Let's look at Dawg wins vs our top schools…..Dawgs have won 3 out or 4 vs Alabama, the same vs LSU, 4 out of 5 vs Tennessee, 5 out of 6 vs Auburn (sweet!) and 9 out of 10 vs "the Joke by Coke"
Plus….Paul Johnson may be the most annoying coach I've ever listened to or read about.
Go Dawgs!
November 25th, 2011
7:30 am
I'll always root for Tech when they're not playing UGA. First of all, it makes the game more exciting. Second, when we beat Tech, it looks (and feels) a whole lot better to derail an undefeated Tech than to beat a limping 6-5 Tech team.
But that's just me.
November 25th, 2011
7:31 am
Forgot something very funny…….hey Dawg Fans!
Remember at the end of the game last year in Athens and the tv camera's caught a shot of a single Asian tek fan in the stands…..backpack on, thick glasses and pimples…..still laughing about one!
Ha Ha!
November 25th, 2011
7:40 am
Geeeeze….after reading all these comments, I can see why so many people hate UGA and the SEC
November 25th, 2011
7:42 am
OoltewahDawg is correct. UT Vol fans are by far the most obnoxious fans. They wear their Orange colors to church on Sundays, in GA. and are more interested in overtly offending UGA fans at church, than going to church. This is from personal observation and experience, in churches in GA, not just an opinion. UT fans in GA, will fly their banners, until they lose their first game and then take them down, but still wear their Vol clothing to church. They are beyond obnoxious. I have personally observed them literally harassing the stew out of the pastor of one church, so bad, it was sickening. I basically had to tell this one UT Vol fan to back off. The pastor was doing everything he could do to not reply. He turned toward me, nodded his head to me and said thanks. I cannot stand UT. I felt like a traitor this year when I pulled for them when playing SC, but did not shed a tear when they lost anyway.
November 25th, 2011
7:46 am
They wear their Orange colors to church on Sundays, in GA. and are more interested in overtly offending UGA fans at church, than going to church
You can't eternally judge fans by one isolated incident. I've seen a drunk UGA fan curse profusely at a Kentucky fan who had his daughter sitting on his shoulders, including a couple of inappropriate comments directed at the daughter (who couldn't have been older than 5)
November 25th, 2011
7:47 am
Count me with those who like my dad [UGA '31] pull for the Institute except when we play them. jeffery d, you are not alone!
November 25th, 2011
7:47 am
Every Techie fan can kindly kiss "the pair" hanging from my backside. Dawgs win #10………of the last 11.
November 25th, 2011
7:48 am
Vol fans also wear their orange on Monday, picking up trash.
November 25th, 2011
7:51 am
Dawg in The Keys, you make a good point. I think the Auburn wins are far more gratifying than the Tech wins.
Paul Johnson is a tool (pun intended) isn't he? I'm sure the Tech folks love him for it, but you would never hear those insults from Richt.


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ShopGoodwill.com is an auction website owned and operated by Goodwill Industries. The site pulls from a national inventory of used items, and it operates like eBay, except that all proceeds go to Goodwill's education, training, and job placement programs.
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I know that building! Gotta love thrift store row aka Forest Park Avenue. :)
Heh- I recognized it immediately too. I used to live behind the cathedral so this was a monthly stop :-)
Love that site! That's how I got my dining room pendant.
you just spilled the beans on one of the internet's best kept secrets.
@Amandica: Heh. Had the very same thought with the addition of an expletive or two : )
agreed with the two posters above me.
The beans are now spilled.
God, I hope no one reads this post... You guys have potentially killed a gold mine...
File this under "who knew??" I certainly did not!
LOVE going to the Goodwill stores. Thanks for providing info on this great site.
I disagree with those who think this ruins it for the retail shopper/seeker, though. There is still LOTS of good stuff at the Goodwill and Salvation Army stores in my area, plus miscellaneous thrift shops, plus tag sales and those heart-stopping curbside finds. Plenty to go around, I say!
Amandica, that's what I was thinking . . . "you've exposed my secret!"
i didn't know about this...but after look through it, i still think i prefer real thrift store shopping. i just feel like i'm on eBay here. i do agree that some thrift stores have turned to boring overpriced garbage stores. the other day i saw a plain green wine bottle, with part of the label still glued on, selling for $14!!! are you serious?? at a thrift store? anywhere?
still, i love the feeling that i've gotten a treasure for very little money. that site took all the fun out of it...you just gotta know where to look. :)
Perhaps we should try to remember the mission of Goodwill Industries and realize that the money is going to an outstanding organization.
Is getting a "steal" more important than helping people develop skills to function independently?
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We all know about the dramatic acreage shifts that occurred in the past year as it pertains to corn, wheat and soybeans. That fact has had a definite effect on cotton acreage. But these are economic trends, and most experts believe there are other positive signals for cotton. For example, the price trends – especially for the December '08 futures contract – are the highest in the past five years. Those prices are in the mid-70 cent range and inching upward. That is significant, especially when viewed against the past few years. Another trend is how much corn acreage will come back to cotton.
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