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BALTIMORE ( Stockpickr) -- Dividends are cheap right now. And they aren't going to stay this cheap forever.
Right now, dividend value metrics are popping off the charts. Not only is the dividend yield of the S&P 500 still higher than it was anytime since the mid-1990s (safe for the absurd bargains floating around in 2009), the index's constituents are within a hair's breadth of paying out a bigger per-share annual dividend in 2012 than they've ever paid before.
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And for the rest of the year, with the Fed pumping up the money supply by the $40 billion truckload, the premium income payouts that equities offer aren't going to last for long. Just look at the rally that's been going on since June -- if Mr. Market's trajectory is any indication of things to come, the dividend deals aren't going to stick around.But chasing yield is only one way to take advantage of cheap dividends this fall. Stepping in front of dividend hikes is probably a better one. That's exactly why we're scouring the stock market for a new group of big-name stocks that look ready to hike their dividend payouts in the coming quarter. In other words, these five firms are getting ready to boost dividends; they just don't know it yet. >>5 Stocks Hedge Funds Hate -- But Should You? For our purposes, that "crystal ball" is composed of a few factors: namely a solid balance sheet, a low payout ratio, and a history of dividend hikes. While those items don't guarantee dividend announcements in the next month or three, they do dramatically increase the odds that management will hike their cash payouts, especially as investors start to get antsy about this late-2012 rally. And the number of dividend hikes we've already been able to predict with this same approach speaks volumes. Without further ado, here's a look at five stocks that could be about to increase their dividend payments in the next quarter.
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16 U.S. Code § 831y–1 - Approval of plans by Board as condition precedent to construction and operation; restraining action without approval; other laws unaffected
The unified development and regulation of the Tennessee River system requires that no dam, appurtenant works, or other obstruction, affecting navigation, flood control, or public lands or reservations shall be constructed, and thereafter operated or maintained across, along, or in the said river or any of its tributaries until plans for such construction, operation, and maintenance shall have been submitted to and approved by the Board; and the construction, commencement of construction, operation, or maintenance of such structures without such approval is prohibited. When such plans shall have been approved, deviation therefrom either before or after completion of such structures is prohibited unless the modification of such plans has previously been submitted to and approved by the Board.
In the event the Board shall, within sixty days after their formal submission to the Board, fail to approve any plans or modifications, as the case may be, for construction, operation, or maintenance of any such structures on the Little Tennessee River, the above requirements shall be deemed satisfied, if upon application to the Secretary of the Army, with due notice to the Corporation, and hearing thereon, such plans or modifications are approved by the said Secretary of the Army as reasonably adequate and effective for the unified development and regulation of the Tennessee River system.
Such construction, commencement of construction, operation, or maintenance of any structures or parts thereof in violation of the provisions of this section may be prevented, and the removal or discontinuation thereof required by the injunction or order of any district court exercising jurisdiction in any district in which such structures or parts thereof may be situated, and the Corporation is authorized to bring appropriate proceedings to this end.
The requirements of this section shall not be construed to be a substitute for the requirements of any other law of the United States or of any State, now in effect or hereafter enacted, but shall be in addition thereto, so that any approval, license, permit, or other sanction now or hereafter required by the provisions of any such law for the construction, operation, or maintenance of any structures whatever, except such as may be constructed, operated, or maintained by the Corporation, shall be required, notwithstanding the provisions of this section.
Source(May 18, 1933, ch. 32, § 26a, as added Aug. 31, 1935, ch. 836, § 11,49 Stat. 1079; amended July 26, 1947, ch. 343, title II, § 205(a),61 Stat. 501.)
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Repeal effective July 1, 2000, see section 199(c)(2)(B) ofPub. L. 105–220, set out as a note under section 1501 of this title.
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The 31st Annual Minneapolis National Night Out
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
National Night Out is an annual nationwide event that encourages residents to get out in the community, holding block parties and getting to know their neighbors as a way to encourage crime prevention. It's a great way to promote community-police partnerships and enjoy a Minnesota summer evening surrounded by friends and family. For more information, see the Minneapolis NNO mission statement.
Whether it's your first time planning an event or you're continuing a tradition of years on your block, keep this link bookmarked so when you are ready, you can register your event online or through 311. Remember! If you want to block your street, you can do so for free through July 22. Not all streets can be blocked, depending on traffic flow. From July 23 through July 31, there is a $100 fee. After July 31 no applications for blocking off a street will be allowed.
As with many past National Night Outs, Minneapolis was ranked #1 among all U.S. cities over 250,000 population in 2013. Over 1,450 events were registered. Was yours one of them? We hope so!
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Anticipated graduation year: 2014
Majors: Education, Kinesiology
Birthplace: Lewiston, Idaho
Hometown: Clarkston, Wash.
Whitworth activities/clubs: Men's basketball, men's tennis
Favorite music artist/group: The Beatles
Favorite book: Stuff Good Players Should Know: Intelligent Basketball from A to Z
Favorite movie: Ferris Bueller's Day Off
Favorite food: Italian
Favorite quote: "Success is peace of mind which is a direct result of self-satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best you are capable of becoming." - John Wooden
You'd be surprised to know that… I was born on the Fourth of July and I can ride a unicycle
If I could try anything and not fail: Be a professional athlete
If I could go on a road trip with anyone (from the past or present): I would go with my family and family friends to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
What I like best about Whitworth: The people and the professors
What I would like to do after I graduate: I would like to be a high-school teacher and coach and eventually get my master's degree.
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Such a joyous celebration! Our fourth ever graduating class in New Orleans! A grand total of 5 levels of training, countless hours at shows, and so many multiples of 7 things all culminating in this one night. After this, they are out of the TNM nest, quietly pecking out the eyes of whoever they see fit. In all seriousness, this is a wonderful occasion. If the math is correct, it has been something like 10 months of dedication and commitment. In that 10 months friendships have been made and breakthroughs broken. Dry eyes are welcome but not encouraged. This show will be packed so get there early.
Graduating class : Chris Carrington, Angela Jo Strohm, Margee Green, Rob Hoover, and Kyle June Williams.


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It is the name loaded with a wish for you to enjoy ancient city Nara.
We want you to make yourself at home while traveling like one\'s house.
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There is no showy service but the atmosphere is popular with the pretty appearance.
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From Osaka
Kintetsu Namba Station → 34 minutes by rapid express→Kintetsu Nara Station
JR Osaka Station →48 minutes by Yamatoji express → JR Nara Station (Yamatoji line)
From Kyoto
Kintetsu Kyoto Station →33 minutesby limited express(500extra fee) / 41 minutes by express→ Kintetsu Nara Station.
JR Kyoto Station → 44 minutes by Miyakoji express→ JR Nara Station.
From Kansai Airport
Kansai Airport → about 90 minutes by limousine bus → Kintetsu Nara Station.
Kansai Airport →29 minutes by Nankai line → Namba → Kintetsu Nara Station.
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New Pirate Ship Cake Pan and More from Nordicware
OK, we said we were done with the Housewares show coverage, but we still had one more show-centered chunk of photos to show you. The Nordicware booth! Bakers rejoice - we have up-close photos of all those pretty specialty pans from Nordicware that are carried at Williams-Sonoma, Sur La Table, and other retailers. We wandered through their booth and looked at the real life versions of cakes baked in those pans.
The big new pan this year is the Nordicware Pirate Ship! According to Chef's Resource, one of the Nordicware owner's sons is going through a pirate phase. Lucky for all of you pirate aficionados.
Watch the slideshow for more specialty cake pans than you can handle.
Here are a couple other pans we've mentioned in the past:
• Fun Product: Nordicware Castle Cake Pan
• Holiday Baking: Turkey Pan from Williams-Sonoma
What did you think of the pirate pan? It's big - the perfect size for a giant birthday with a dozen kids running around. We were impressed by the solid chocolate molded version! It's new for 2008 and you can buy it at Amazon.
• Buy Nordicware Pirate Ship Cake Pan, $31.95 at Amazon
(All images: Faith Hopler)
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I have the octopus, I made a bright red super squiggly two tiered jello concoction in it that was loved by all, for the anti jello brand people there is always panna cotta which tastes an awful lot like jello melted ice cream to me. Anyway to each his own, if you want to try this just spray the pan down with PAM or some other equivalent before adding the gelatin.
Jello!! I would not have thought of using one of these for gelatin-based desserts. Thanks for the tip - I'm glad to know it works!
In my fantasy life where I am affluent and constantly going to/hosting parties, I would have so many of these pans.
But really, it would be cool if someone would start a sort of rental system for unusual cake pans and other highly specialized cooking equipment. I'd much rather pay for a single use and return it than have to deal with ebay.
Renata - there are some public libraries out there that offer cake pans for checkout! You should see if a library near you would be interested in doing that.
Does anyone know how you might go about making a chocolate ship. I imagine it's not as easy as just melting a ton of chocolate and pouring it in... Thoughts?
The Fruity Pebble butterfly reminds me of "cakes" my mom used to make out of rice cereal treats. Peanut butter rice cereal treats covered with chocolate ganache, yum!
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"I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together." Yeah, but who is the egg man?
As we kick off "Egg Month," tip your cap to the unknown pioneer of the culinary world - he who first took a chance on a solid, white, ovular excretion of a hen's...well...vent. Seriously, the incredible edible egg owes everything to that individual who first came across it and said to himself, "Yeah, I'll eat that."
Maybe it was a dare, maybe it really did look
good to the guy, I don't know. I'm, just
sayin' that this revolutionary figure in our culinary history is unknown. Where would we be without the egg? Washington, Franklin, Edison, Einstein - I am
proposing that level of greatness, that degree of social influence, yet his
name has been omitted from the history books. I do not find his face on a stamp or a piece of
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We continue our season of programmes in the series 'Youngbloods' which looks at Theatre companies working in Ireland. Tonight it's turn of 'Bewley's Café Theatre.
The current show at Bewley's is a tongue-in-cheek adaptation of Bram Stoker's horror story The Judge's House, and can be seen Monday to Saturday at 1pm until November 16 on the second floor of Bewley's on Grafton St.
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Malekith Continues to Plague Thor in "God of Thunder" #16 Preview
Malekith continues to ravage the ranks of the League of Realms in "Thor: God of Thunder" #16, in stores Dec. 18.
"Thor: The Dark World" Passes $500M in Global Box Office
After three weeks of international release, "Thor: The Dark World" is the latest Marvel Studios film to gross more than $500 million worldwide.
EXCLUSIVE: Marvel Debuts New Funny Animal, Li'l Marvel Variants
CBR has the exclusive first look at Chris Samnee, Mik Del Mundo and Skottie Young's latest Marvel Comics variants.
When We First Met Thor's Supporting Cast & Other Great Comic Book Debuts
Come check out CSBG's collection of notable comic book debuts, including the first appearances of Thor's supporting cast.
Aaron's "Thor" Battles Malekith the Accursed
Jason Aaron talks about Malekith, the antagonist in his current "Thor: God of Thunder" arc, the same villain featured in Marvel Studios' "Thor: The Dark World."
In Your Face Jam - 11/11/2013
Marvel Studios is on a victory lap following "The Avengers," and writer Brett White has realized what they've done right.
"Thor" sequel tops $86 million domestically in opening weekend
"Thor: The Dark World" strikes hard at the North American box office, with a global total of $327 million to date.
"Thor: The Dark World" brings in $31.6 million on Friday
The sequel to 2011's "Thor" opens strong in North America, putting it on track for a $80 million opening weekend.
The Complete Thor Comic Book Legends Revealed
With Thor's new movie this weekend, CSBG has collected all of their past Comic Book Legends Revealed columns spotlighting Thor over the years!
"Thor: The Dark World" Takes in $7.1 Million in Thursday Night Screenings
Marvel Studios' "Thor: The Dark World" opened to $7.1 million in Thursday night showings, more than the first "Thor" film but less than "Iron Man 3."
Comic Book Legends Revealed: The All-Thor Edition
Were the New Gods originally Thor characters? How close did we come to Superman/Thor? And what is "Saga of the Vengeance of Thor?"
Top 5 Non-Thor Wielders of Mjolnir & More Great Thor Top 5 Lists
In honor of "Thor: The Dark World," CSBG has collected all of their Thor-related Top 5 lists, from Top Battles to oddest powers and the top non-Thor wielders of Mjolnir!
CBR REVIEW: "Thor: The Dark World" Aims High
The latest Marvel Studios film aims high with more fantasy and increased stakes, but a mediocre villain prevents it from reaching the next level.
"Thor: The Dark World" brings in $109 million internationally
A week before it opens in North America, the latest film from Marvel Studios drops its hammer in 36 countries this weekend and helps Disney set a new studio record.
"Thor" Cast Brings Sibling Rivalry to "The Dark World"
Chris Hemsworth, Tom Hiddleston and others address the family dynamics and surprising amount of humor at the heart of the new "Thor" sequel.
Thor's "Treasures of Asgard" Arrive at Disneyland
Marvel brings a little bit of Asgard - and the God of Thunder himself - to Disneyland with the new "Thor: Treasures of Asgard" experience.
Comic Book Legends Revealed: Comic Sans, Thor & John Byrne
Who created Thor? Plus, what classic comics gave us the dreaded Comic Sans, and did we almost have a new John Byrne FF book a few years back?
Top Five Oddest Powers of Thor
CSBG takes a look at the weirdest powers Thor has ever shown! Super-ventriloquism? Hurricane breath? Super cape twirl? Come check 'em out!
Loki Will Be Bisexual, Occasionally Female in "Agent of Asgard"
Answering fan questions on Tumblr, "Loki: Agent of Asgard" writer Al Ewing revealed that the title character is bisexual and will "shift between genders."
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Authorities have released new developments in the murder and abduction of 10-year-old Jessica Ridgeway.
Investigators say they think the same man who kidnapped and murdered Jessica also tried to kidnap another woman.
Jessica's father and his family live in Independence, MO.
"Any day we get any news it's good news," said Donna Moss, Jessica' great-grandmother. "Waiting is not fun. But we know what we are waiting on is worthwhile."
She said she is confident that Jessica's killer will be caught, and "the sooner, the better."
"This is obviously not the first time he's attacked. He's only going to get worse it seems," she said. "I'm praying he gets caught soon."
Surveillance video taken from a restaurant last Tuesday near Aurora, CO, shows a woman pulling into a parking lot as a white car pulls in next to her. Police confirm the driver asked the woman for directions to Colorado Springs just south of Denver.
As the two talk, a man gets out of the passenger side and walks around behind the woman. In his hand is a towel that he then tries to put over the woman's face. She turns, knocks him to the ground and runs to the bar. The assailant then got into the car, and the two speed away.
Aurora police say this has similarities to another attempted abduction five months ago on Memorial Day.
In that case, a similar suspect used a towel possibly soaked in chemicals to try to abduct a woman jogging on a trail where Ridgeway's body was found earlier this month.
Police confirmed the case from five months ago is directly connected to the 10-year-old's abduction, but they won't say how. Ridgeway was last seen leaving her home Oct. 5. Her dismembered body was found five days later dumped in an open park area.
While similar, this recent attempted abduction and the one from five months ago have not been officially linked by police, authorities are studying them closely to see any similarities.
On Friday, police released a photo of a small wooden cross that could be part of a necklace. Investigators in Colorado say they have received a number of calls about the cross. They say they are also focusing on the unique markings on both sides of the small cross.
An investigator on the case says officers searching for evidence found hair they believe could have come from someone walking in a field near the area where Ridgeway's body was found.
The field is about a mile from where her remains were found.
Donna Moss and her grandson, Jeremy Bryant, were among family members who traveled to Colorado during the search for Jessica. More than 2,000 attended a memorial service for Jessica.
Each day is incredibly tough, Moss said Tuesday.
"Most of it has been mental stress. Not knowing where this person is and how long it's going to take before they catch him. But they will catch him I'm sure of that," she said.
She urged residents who know anything no matter how small to contact police.
"Any little piece of evidence, even if we don't think it's important, it is important," she said. "It could be the key to the whole thing."
She and the rest of the family are appreciative of the love and support they've received in the wake of Jessica's murder. She said many residents and business owners stepped up to offer their support, including lodging accommodations. She said a 16-year-old who sold bracelets to support the "Justice for Jessica fund" touched her.
"I try not to focus on it all the time," Moss said. "I'm trying to get back to normal. That's a long way back it seems... We paid a horrendous price, but there's been an awful lot of good that's come since (her death). We have people surrounding us telling us they're praying."
AKKA Karate in Independence is offering free monthly self-defense classes in the wake of Jessica's abduction and slaying. The first session is noon Saturday. The free sessions will be the last Saturday of each month.
Moss said it's vital to help kids be prepared and aware of stranger danger and the classes will help.
"It's something that can honor Jessica and her memory: We can teach people to protect themselves," she said. "I think one of the reasons Jessica was taken was because she wasn't aware that there was that much danger. It's not just Jessica. Lots of people are hurt because they're not aware. Children should never have to be fearful. On the other hand, as long as there are people out there like that, we have to watch out for them. I've seen the worst in the world and I've seen the best."
Moss' granddaughter and other family members took classes at AKKA Karate. Click here for more information.
With Halloween approaching, Moss said she hopes parents will be more proactive in the wake of Jessica's death.
"Keep your kids close. If they're out of your sight, they're in danger," Moss said. "I was at the store and saw a child wandering away from his mother, and I thought, 'Dear God, that child is in danger.' It's terrible to be that paranoid, but you have to be aware that can happen."
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PHOENIX (AP) - A man accused in a drug deal that turned deadly in Phoenix has pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder and selling marijuana.
Maricopa County prosecutors say 29-year-old Daniel Albert Alvarado entered his plea Wednesday. His pretrial conference is scheduled for May 6.
Authorities say Alvarado and another man went to a Phoenix home planning to sell up to 15 pounds of marijuana on June 2, 2012.
They met with three men to discuss the drug deal when the other men pulled out handguns and fired at Alvarado and his partner.
Alvarado ran from the home and wasn't injured, but his partner later died from gunshot wounds.
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And like everything we make, our wings are pretty traditional all the while using some pretty amazing ingredients to get them to your plate, like Free Bird Chicken.
So, we thought it would only be appropriate to throw you all some knowledge about where these little fried flavor bombs originated.
As the story goes, Teressa Belissimo invented the Buffalo Wing in the namesake town in 1964. Depending on which story you stick to, either her son and his friends came by late night in need of a snack; or, as many of the patrons were Catholic and it was Friday night, Mrs. Belissimo wanted to treat everyone to meat at midnight.
Either way, wings were the only thing left in the kitchen, and like any cook worth their weight, she made the most of them. After frying them, she tossed them in a buttery hot sauce, and bam, history is made. She served them up with their house salad dressing (blue cheese) and some celery sticks.
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1. The Georgia Tech defense showed better effort Saturday after a sluggish performance against Middle Tennessee State. Still, Clemson finished the game with 601 yards of offense, the Tigers' season high.
For Tech, it wasn't a high, just part of the trend. In the past three games, the Yellow Jackets have allowed 609, 510 and 601 yards in losses to Miami, Middle Tennessee State and Clemson. They're three of the five highest totals in coach Paul Johnson's five-year tenure at Tech.
"They're pretty good offensively," Johnson said of the Tigers. "They're the best crowd we've played offensively, but it's been a struggle."
Tech had three sacks and two interceptions. With outside linebacker Jeremiah Attaochu and cornerback Louis Young back in the lineup after injuries, the unit played with more energy. However, missed tackles repeatedly hurt the Jackets again, the same bugaboo that brought them to ruin in losses to the Hurricanes and Blue Raiders. Clemson players slipped tackles in the backfield multiple times, plays that could have helped end drives but instead extended them.
As per team policy, defensive coordinator Al Groh was not made available for post-game interviews.
2. Groh returned to the sideline to call the game. Last week, Groh went to the coaches box at Johnson's suggestion to get plays called into the sideline more quickly. This week, Groh described the surroundings as "very sterile" and chose to call plays from the sideline.
Inside linebacker Quayshawn Nealy, out for the game, secondary coach Charles Kelly and Groh called in plays side-by-side from the sideline with hand signals. Behind them, reserve linebacker Tremayne McNair held up one of a collection of boards with pictures and numbers on it, ranging from ESPN personalities Stephen A. Smith and Skip Bayless, a camel, a golfer, a helicopter and a golf ball . Oregon's offense uses a similar system for signaling in plays from the sideline.
Nose tackle Shawn Green was vague on the operation.
"We were just signaling in," he said.
3. A-back Orwin Smith continued his run of productive play with 117 rushing yards and a touchdown on only seven carries, a 16.7 yards-per-carry average. He also caught one pass for 32 yards.
"It just happened to go my way a couple times," Smith said.
Smith was on the receiving end of one of the decisive plays of the game, a safety in which he was tackled in the end zone by linebacker Spencer Shuey after taking a pitch from quarterback Tevin Washington. A missed block opened up the play for Clemson.
"There was a slew of (Clemson) people out there," Johnson said. "There weren't many people blocked."
Smith said he and Washington saw a crease when Washington made the pitch, but that Shuey, hidden behind the Clemson line, shot through to make the stop.
4. Nealy dressed, but sat out the game with an undisclosed injury. It was the first game the redshirt sophomore missed in his career. Jabari Hunt-Days and Daniel Drummond played the two inside linebacker spots.
Center Jay Finch was injured in the first half of the game and did not return. He was replaced by Catlin Alford, who was in the game when a botched snap killed a Tech drive in the third quarter.
"There's no reason for that," Johnson said. "We practice that every day."
Guard Omoregie Uzzi and Smith were also sidelined with injuries but came back into the game.
5. Clemson beat Tech for just the second time in the past seven tries. Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is now 2-4 against the Jackets.
The Jackets were ransacked by the Clemson offense. Quarterback Tajh Boyd threw for a career-high 397 yards with two touchdown passes and two interceptions. He completed 26 of 41 passes.
Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins caught seven passes for 173 yards and two touchdowns, one of them a 58-yarder.
"It was a complete game and we won every quarter, especially the fourth quarter," Swinney said. "The second half was a thing of beauty."
6. A-backs Tony Zenon, Broderick Snoddy, Synjyn Days, Robbie Godhigh and Smith and cornerback Louis Young were among those wearing pink socks or wraps on their arms. October is breast cancer awareness month. Many NFL players are participating by wearing pink on game days. … Linebacker Chris Crenshaw wore jersey No. 40 for the game in honor of former linebacker Julian Burnett, who suffered a career-ending neck injury in last season's Sun Bowl. … Tech has its bye week coming up and won't play again until Oct. 20, a home game against Boston College.
Ken Sugiura, Georgia Tech blog
October 7th, 2012
11:44 am
This defense is SPENT after 3 quarters becuase of Tevins 2nd half inability to get first downs/and-or CPJ's play calling. With the buyout, get used to mediocrity for at least one more yr after this one. Then when the cupboard is bare, and no one with any football skill wants to come here, CPJ will be shown the door. I dont hear the Vad Lee praises coming out anymore….apparantly he cant grasp this BRILLIANT(lol)offense of Sir Turkey-Neck!
October 7th, 2012
11:46 am
Anyone heard from Supersizer since the game? He is usually on telling everyone what a great coach CPJ is and just be patient and give him time to work his magic. Here's the trend: 2010, 6-7; 2011, 8-5 (2-5 last 7 games); so far this year 2-4. This is a program in a death spiral. And there are people out there who really believe Johnson is the answer? Yeah I know he's not going anywhere, but Johnson's great 3 O experiment has failed at GT. Might have been different if CPJ had cared about his D in the beginning and gotten the right D coord. But it's too late now.
October 7th, 2012
11:49 am
Bet we could get him as D/C at Tech.
October 7th, 2012
11:55 am
Anything would be an improvment over Groh. But I'm worried over how long it will take to undo the damage Groh has done, even if we get a decent D Coord.
October 7th, 2012
11:59 am
4-9 in the last 13 games is not even mediocre. We're looking at another azz whuppin from Duke, BYU, NC and UGA. Maybe a 4-8 season if we are lucky.
October 7th, 2012
12:00 pm
Good Grief George,
Our Offense is terrible! It only scores on teams with terrible defense. It is beyond me how you can correlate Clemson as being a team of Alabama caliber… You go ahead and laugh when people speak the truth, and we (as GT supporters) will all struggle through what has become GT football. Embarrassing and PATHETIC at best!
October 7th, 2012
12:00 pm
WnE got it right. Tech can field a much better team than this without changing the identity of the school. Tech should beat ga 2 of 5. One in 10 is unacceptable. The problem since Dodd has been the inept hiring of ADs and their subsequent hiring of coaches. How many competent coaches has Tech had in 50 years? Three? In my life I have seen maybe 5 good Tech teams. I don't expect to be around to see another.
October 7th, 2012
12:09 pm
CU only had a 68% 3rd down conversion rate. Just seemed like it was in the 90% range I guess. Ours was 45% with 0 of 2 4th down conversions.
October 7th, 2012
12:29 pm
Was one of the, maybe 300, fans at Death Valley yesterday. Been going there for years now. Bottom line is the better team won yesterday. And ultimately, gt34backer is right, "Defense wins ballgames and until Tech can recruit Bigger, Stronger, Faster players we'll have problems against other teams."
On another note, for those of you who weren't there yesterday – the Clemson football game atmosphere is like a misguided teenager searching for an identity. It's this WEIRD mix of Barnum and Bailey on steroids, coupled with a big dose of Kum Ba Yah. They don't just start out with the national anthem and their alma mater… there's also My Country 'Tis of Thee, America the Beautiful, the Pledge of Allegiance, a prayer… we may even have sung This Little Light of Mine. I lost track. Now, not that there's anything wrong with that. It just gets weird when all of that show is followed by ALL the Clemson faithful (everyone… 5 year old kids to 70 year old women) foaming orange at the mouth as they yell "You suck!" every time the Tech band plays our 2nd down song. So much for "Go Tech." You can tell that they feel very clever and delighted with themselves as they yell this throughout the game.
Now, here's the good part. One of these above-mentioned female Clemson women actually turned around and scolded three Tech students beside us who dared yell out, "Kick their a@$!" as our band was playing in the third quarter. This woman said, " I have a child here with me. (He looked to be about 12.) You should be ashamed of yourselves for yelling profanity in his ears." Then I kid you not, the next 2nd down, every member of that family, including the kid, were yelling "You suck" so loudly that they were practically spitting on the people in front of them.
So, yeah, we're having a downer of a year, but I left Clemson feeling really glad that I don't wear orange. When the self-righteous fall, they will fall hard.
October 7th, 2012
12:35 pm
The problem is not the major, the problem is academic eligibilty
October 7th, 2012
12:52 pm
I'm not a Tech fan or supporter but you peple have to recognize it is not Groh, Tenetu, or Wisconsin's or Central Fla's or whoever. They don't have enough good players particularly on defense. For whatever reason, academics too tough, kids would rather not play in the ACC. Although I would hate to go into games with guys who can't pass any better than Washington and Nesbitt. get better players and alot of them and you'll be surprised how much of a better team youll have no matter who is OC or DC.
October 7th, 2012
12:55 pm
Discussion of getting rid of Johnson does not account for the Georgia Tech record. Johnson is no better or worse than any other coach Tech has had since 1960.
GT record 1960 to 10/7/2012:
That is 25 games over .500 in a 52 year period.
Bottom line: Georgia Tech is a .500 program.
October 7th, 2012
1:04 pm
I'm pretty sure you missed the point, gt4ever.
October 7th, 2012
1:07 pm
@ GT Grad…….I was there yesterday too, and my experience with the Clemson fans was far better than your apparently was. In fact, that was my second trip there in recent years, and both times the Clemson fans treated me (in the MIDDLE of their section, I might add) far better than I have ever been treated in Athens. One Clemson fan near me yesterday even apologized directly to me for the boorish behavior of another fan there who refused to shift his feet so I could get out and go to the john. I almost fell in his lap at one point, which I now wish had happened. I don't go to many away Tech games, but I have found (much to my surprise) that the Clemson and Notre Dame fans (AT their places) are the nicest around; that's not so true of their traveling fans though. Even outside the stadium before and after the game in the tail-gate area, there was a lot of good-natured kidding around. One of their fans in the stadium was very complimentary of Tevin, saying that he was glad this was the last time they would have to see him. He was apparently more impressed with Tevin than most of us are. About the game in my next post…….
October 7th, 2012
1:10 pm
October 7th, 2012
8:33 am
A good game for three quarters, but I agree completely with those who mentioned our complete inability to stop a third and long (if we had, things would have ended very differently) and our complete disregard for field position
13 for 19 for Clemson on 3rd down!! GT's D is a laughing stock at this point! UNBELIEVABLE how they can play so good on 1st & 2nd down, then, no matter what the down & distance, on 3rd down repeatedly give-up 1st downs! UN-frigin-BELIEVABLE!
October 7th, 2012
1:15 pm
Well, dammit, the filters blocked my post about the game. I have got to get some lunch now. I will try again when I get back.
October 7th, 2012
1:22 pm
CPJ please play Vad more if nothing more than preparing for next year. Consider the extreme—we'd rather lose the rest of our games and be well prepared for next year, then limp along like we are now. Also, please open up the offense—try throwing 25 times in a game—just humor the fan base and try.
As for D, I've always thought the 3-4 was more versatile–it can be a 5-2 against the run or gives you 8 in coverage against the pass. Many claim we don't have the personnel to run it—no dominant NT or whatever. That may contribute to our dilemma, but our problems are far deeper than that. I think CAG is trying to be too complex–too much inner communication among players—trying to be a pro team. Pro teams don't shuttle players on and off the field—too much substitution in the college game to maintain effective complex communication. Against spread formations our guys look lost. I rarely see any adjustment to motion—maybe we're hiding our coverage or maybe we're clueless about our coverage and I think most often it is the latter and not the former. I stated at the beginning of the season that one stat that we needed to improve upon to do well this year was 3rd down stops. We've gotten worse. We give up first downs on 3rd and 10 as easy as we give up first downs on 3rd and 2.
I hope we don't spend a lot of time practicing our punt return team as it rarely gets on the field. I'd say don't practice it at all—leave your D out on the field at least you'll have 11 players out there and won't waste a time out and give your opponent an opportunity to change their mind and get a first down that leads to a score. That was boneheaded—it would have been better to have let the play go with 10 players than call a time out. That was a gift that Clemson decided to punt in that situation and we gift-wrapped it back to them.
October 7th, 2012
1:54 pm
OK, I will try again on my thoughts about the game, for whatever they are worth. Because of the unpredictability of the filters, I will make several short posts, instead of one long one.
I thought the D played much better against Clemson, just not good enough. If they had played like that against Miami, and had played at all against MTSU, then maybe those games would have helped them to mature and play a complete game against Clemson. People say we don't have the talent, and that may be true for the 3-4 scheme, but we do have good talent out there on D. Could it be better? Of course, I doubt that there are many schools who have all the talent they really need or want. But I think we have enough talent to stop the likes of VT, Miami, DEFINITELY MTSU, and Clemson. The players we have are either uncoachable, which is highly unlikely, or just uncoached. GROH MUST GO !!!
October 7th, 2012
1:58 pm
Offensively we played good enough to win, and until the botched KO reception with no return, and the safety on the ensuing series, it had been a back-and-forth game all afternoon. Believe me when I say the Clemson fans around me were worried, and I was surrounded by them—only 3 Tech fans, including myself to be seen. One of them even told me he was glad this was the last time they would ever have to face Tevin. He thought a lot more of him than most of us do. When we gave up the safety so late, I knew it was over. MAYBE Vad could have salvaged it by passing almost every down, but it didn't happen.
October 7th, 2012
2:00 pm
One odd aspect of being a Georgia Tech fan is you never see the punter/kicker from the other side. It's sort of like going to a home interleague game with the Braves. You know the other team has a designated hitter. He is there on the bench for all to see, but he never gets into the game. Enter your comments here
October 7th, 2012
2:01 pm
ramblinbuzz, and several others, I am sure, know that I am a big CPJ supporter, but even I realize that unless he beats UGA and wins a couple of others left this year, he is PROBABLY gone next year. It won't be because DRad WANTS to get rid of him, or, for that matter, because he NEEDS to be gone, but because he is losing (if he has not already lost) too much fan support. He can't survive without fan support. I don't necessarily think getting rid of him is the RIGHT thing to do, but, under the circumstances, it may be the BEST thing to do. I hope it doesn't come to that, but it well may.
October 7th, 2012
2:19 pm
Right now there is too much infighting with the defensive staff. A couple of guys are Groh's 3-4 disciples and a couple are Johnson's guys. If they are fighting during the game, this team won't win again. Look for Groh to be fired tomorrow to try and bring the team back together.
October 7th, 2012
2:20 pm
@ Biff……I don't know that I trust anybody else any more than I trust Groh, but it's definitely worth a shot.
October 7th, 2012
2:25 pm
BAD call by PJ to go for it on GT's first drive … After his D forced Clemson's first-and-only punt of the game, he decides to demoralize his D by stubbonly attempting a 4th & 1 FROM HIS OWN 37yd line.
I'm rapidly losing faith in PJ's coaching/play calling. Where in the hel- did the quick passes to WRs (to stop the DBs that kept knifing in) go in the 2nd half? IMO, one of those plays would've been a huge gain on the safety play (perfect time to take advantage of an over-aggressive Clemson D). Instead, PJ played right into the Tigers' hands and handed them 2 pts … and a free kick!
October 7th, 2012
2:34 pm
@ GT Fan……attempting a pass out of the end-zone would have made more sense than what they did.
October 7th, 2012
2:43 pm
Another horrible call by PJ was going for it on 4th & 1 on Clemson's 7 yd line following the Shawn Green INT.
Momentum had change after the INT. GT was UP 28-27. Getting even 3 pts (off the TO) and a 31-27 lead could've helped. Instead, the fumbled snapped shifted "mo" right back to Clemson, who calmly converted 3 consecutive 3rd downs (3rd & 7, 37yds….3rd & 10, 23yds….3rd & 13, 15yds) in driving to GT's 3 to take the leas back with a FG of their own.
October 7th, 2012
2:46 pm
I just watched the highlight of the safety play, SS …… you should go watch, and see just how wide open a WR slant would've been on that play.
A 2 step-off-the-ball then slant by the WR might have gone for a TD right up the middle of the field (assuming the WR had enough speed).
October 7th, 2012
2:51 pm
@SS: What's your insider guy's take on the game?
I know we gave up 600 yds, but I thought the D played better—we at least had a couple sacks and a couple of INTs. Still cannot come up with a stop on 3rd down.
If you want to blame any group–I'd say the coaches:
1. Going for it early with 4th and 1—wasting a time out and then calling a QB keeper? Come on! That cost us 7 Points.
2. Calling Time Out when Clemson came out to punt—when you're opponent makes a dumb call, don't call Time Out so they can reconsider—period—play with 10 players before calling time out. That cost us 7 points.
3. Poor Clock management at end of half. [I know we attempted a FG (missed), but better clock management and not a paniced pistol passing attack there at the end probably would have resulted in points] Still we'll leave it a 0 points.
4. Calling the TO and pitch when on our own 2 yard line. Cost us 2 points and the ball.
Thus the coaching cost us 16 points and technically more when you consider that we got no points in final two minute offense in the 1st half and a safety is really about a 5 point loss as it typically gives your opponent good field position.
So I wonder what your friend has to say about this game.
October 7th, 2012
2:56 pm
@ yeller bug……he only goes to home games, so any thoughts he has will have been gained from watching on the tube. Another friend who watched the game on TV said that Johnson chewed Tevin out after that 1st quarter going-for-it on 4th down play. Apparently, Tevin didn't run the play Johnson called
October 7th, 2012
2:59 pm
How about this stellar, DEFENSIVE STAT ……
Holding a 4th qtr lead in the past 3 games, GT has been outscored, 17-3, 14-7, and 14-0 in those games. Outscored 45-10 in those 45 minutes, and a nice 0-3 record to show for it.
Al Groh is awesome! I know GT is lacking depth, in a big way, but AG should be able find a way to skeem at D to have won at least one of the past 3 games ….
October 7th, 2012
3:01 pm
@ GT Fan…….couldn't agree more
October 7th, 2012
3:02 pm
No other coach in the country, including those with better offenses, goes for it on 4th and one at their own 37 yard line.
The list of failed attempts from our side of the field is starting to add up.
Both the VT and Miami games had such failed attempts.
Then to top it off, CPJ failed to go for it and save the season vs Miami late in the game near midfiled when one more 1st down would have won it.
I agree with the comment made about incompetent ADs hiring crummy coaches.
Not to mention incompetent ADs using flawed contract wording.
Maybe Jesus should get an automatic renewal contract but no one else.
And I agree that CPJ should not have had his pay raised from 1.6 to over two million so soon.
October 7th, 2012
3:05 pm
Head football coaches should not be allowed to tear up contracts to go somewhere else.
Not if the AD can't tear it up too when they are fired.
Too many colleges have invented a new form of "welfare"; paying multi-millionaire fired football head coaches to do nothing.
October 7th, 2012
3:08 pm
It over for the Yellow Jackets.
You can't beat anybody.
October 7th, 2012
3:09 pm
Tech needs a college coach…not a high school coach and offense plan.
October 7th, 2012
3:10 pm
Tech will be lucky if they win one additional game this season.
October 7th, 2012
3:11 pm
Funny how Clemson fans have a much greater respect for Tevin than most on these boards.
The sequence where we passed the ball and went right down the field in record time (for the TO), I'm curious why that was not tried again.
I also did not see anything special about running the TO on third down toward the short side of the field.
The short field seemed to make it easier to defend.
As a sidewalk fan, I'll be debating the next two weeks whether to attend.
October 7th, 2012
3:12 pm
Somehow my comment got filtered but it stated similar to what you wrote Jacket Detective—the first people Tech should fire is our lawyers for not only lack of defense of Tech in NCAA supposed violations, but in writing poor contracts for coaches.
As to SS—well his opinion would be worthwhile since he knows what goes on along the sideline during home games. If Tevin keeps making mental mistakes—pass in OT vs VT, check play in OT vs Miami, check play vs Clemson on 4th down—how long is CPJ going to stick with him? Also, barring wrecking a motor cycle with a co-ed or driving drunk wearing red pan ties, CPJ will be with us until 2016—Tech cannot afford to fire him—ref the fire our lawyers comment above.
October 7th, 2012
3:14 pm
To get an idea of how bad we are. VT was beat by Pitt easily. Miami was hammered by K St and ND. VA is simply awful. They were hammered by La Tech & Duke. Please tell me who we beat who is left this yr?
We may win one or two more maybe? We end up with 3 or 4 wins total! That puts CPJ on the list of one of the worst records in years! D Rad has a problem and it now starts with HIM!
October 7th, 2012
3:17 pm
@ Big Dog 89……Don't you think you have to worry about in Athens? Spurrier now has a record of something like 11 – 4 against the mutts, and the mutts are 2 – 8 against ranked opponents since 2012. Does the term "glass house" mean anything to you, bubba?
October 7th, 2012
3:19 pm
that should have read……"Don't you think you have ENOUGH to worry about in Athens?"
October 7th, 2012
3:24 pm
@ yeller bug……. I know the lawyers set us up bad in this situation, and, to be honest, I still have hopes for Johnson, but there comes a point of diminishing returns, and IF he has turned off enough of the fan base to mean keeping him loses more fans and decreases ticket sales even more, then what choice do we really have? Let's just hope he can still put it all together. I believe that he CAN, but he's got a ways to go to do it.
October 7th, 2012
3:26 pm
Misery sure does love company.
I was going to say something mean on the dawg blog but all their fans beat me to it.
October 7th, 2012
3:35 pm
Why have we gone for it on 4th from our side of the field at least three times this year?
If the answer is he doesn't trust his D, then maybe he should fire someone by now.
Tevin was allowed to throw the pass play after play on one drive and we went down the field in record time for the TO.
One pass every ten plays puts pressure on both the QB and the WRs.
If the pass is bad, everyone screams at Tevin.
If the WR, getting one or two passes a game, drops it, then our fans turn on him too.
Consider the dislike by many of Stephen Hill.
I like both Hill and Washington.
I didn't like Bear Bryant but he took the blame more convincingly than CPJ or CAG ever will.
October 7th, 2012
3:38 pm
@yeller bug.
October 7th, 2012
3:38 pm
@yeller bug.
October 7th, 2012
3:38 pm
I've never been one of those fire the coach kind of guys, but I would support the retirement of Al Groh sooner rather than later. Also, anybody looking at VT with Frank Beemer. Not their finest hour either.
October 7th, 2012
3:42 pm
@Alabama Jack.
And if we do not beat VT on a down year, when will we?
Did we have to play that game on Sept 3rd?
A loss on an important first game can lead to disaster.
Add a second loss and the team goals are gone and have to be reset.
Curious if DRAD could have said no to ESPN.
October 7th, 2012
3:44 pm
BD 89….strange you would come here to spread your filth after the pitiful showing your Dwags put on last night….couldn't even score on USCe's #1 D….and with about 3 minutes left in the game at that, or less….so git along lil doggie….and don't leave no mess behind
October 7th, 2012
3:48 pm
BTW if anyone likes beating the dawgs more than us, it is Steve Spurrier.
He was so happy he agreed to a late interview on ESPN with the stadium empty.
Talk about a great hire, there is one of the best football hires ever.
He turned a program that had never won into a top program in the toughest conference.


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Azlynn, who is endearingly bubbly and outgoing, chats happily about the show and about her life in southeastern Connecticut.
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Azlynn did a lot of theater around here. (If theatergoers with good memories are wondering, yes, her last name was spelled Asselin then.) She laughs about the little age disparity that existed when she was playing the lead role in "Mame" during a Waterford Week production. The character's supposed to be around 40 years old — and Azlynn was 16. But, she says, "It gave me so much confidence in being able to carry a show. ... That was right before I went to film school when I was 17. So I pretty much did 'Mame' one summer, and then the next summer I was off to Manhattan."
She talks about her friends here, too. Her pal Erin Sousa sang at Azlynn's wedding a year ago, and Azlynn proudly recalls how some guests who had performed on Broadway raved about how talented Sousa is.
Now, more from Azlynn ...
Azlynn was actually the one who suggested the "Sullivan & Son" tour stop at Foxwoods:
"When they were starting up their tour, we were shooting, and I said to Steve (Byrne), 'Oh, my gosh, you can't be going to New York and Boston and not stop at Foxwoods! Are you out of your mind? You HAVE to stop at Foxwoods! It's my hometown, come on! My dad works there.' ... He's a dealer in the high-rollers pit. He's been so cute and sweet, putting up, like, little signs saying, 'Watch my daughter's show.' It's so cool."
Azlynn dyed her hair from blonde to brunette — and it wasn't long after that change that she was hired to play Melanie on "Sullivan & Son":
"This is a different character. It's a lot stronger than the characters I used to play. It's so funny — I dyed my hair, and then all of a sudden, I'm just cop after cop after paramedic. It's like, oh my gosh, I guess if you're blonde you can't do that! It was really funny. I'm not kidding you — I dyed my hair, and three weeks later I booked the part. ...
"I wanted to be playing stronger characters, women who are a little bit more tough and taking charge, as opposed to being lighter. I still love doing lighter characters, but I wanted to challenge myself a little bit more. I thought this (changing my hair color) would be a good little game changer, and it was."
Azlynn really appreciates her "Sullivan & Son" role:
"I love her. I admire Melanie. (She laughs.) She's so cool. She's really got it together. She doesn't really have her problems (like other characters do) at the bar. She's really independent, very strong, stubborn. It reminds me of such an East Coast mentality, which I love, obviously, being from there. You don't always get to play that. I just love her. She's just kind of like the Angelina Jolie of sitcoms. (She laughs.) People are going to read that and be like, 'Oh, who does she think she is?' I'm not saying I look like her. I'm just saying (the character) is tough — she's a tough cookie."
Melanie is a paramedic, and Azlynn didn't have to go far for research. Her best friend since childhood — Amanda Costanzo, who lives in Stonington — in studying to be a paramedic:
"I definitely probed her with questions. We have an episode coming up where I used the paddles. I think I called her, like, four times in one day, just going, 'Now, hey, if I'm doing this, am I doing it right if I ... ?"
Azlynn has acted with all sorts of famous performers. But she really geeked out at meeting Betty White when guesting on "Hot in Cleveland":
"I spent a ton of time with my grandmother when I was little, and 'Golden Girls' was like religion. Do not call when 'Murder She Wrote' or 'Golden Girls' are on. ... When I got to work with Betty White, it's actually the only autograph I've ever asked for in my life — out of meeting all the people that I've met. I couldn't contain myself. I was like, 'I loooooove you!' I brought her an orchid, which turned out to be her favorite flower. I was like, 'Ooo, hello, lucky!'
"Of course, like a loyal Goldies fans, I have the boxed set of the entire series. I had her sign the first season to me and had her sign the seventh season to my cousin, who is an equally big fan ....
"(White) is so funny on set. I did a joke, and all of a sudden, I hear this little laugh from the sidelines. I looked at her, and she said, 'Oh, you really crack me up.' I was like (she does a sharp intake of breath), 'You just made my life!'"
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