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The ongoing crisis involving pedophiliac priests in the Roman Catholic Church first brought to my attention the tendency of many people to associate homosexuality with pedophilia. Then an incident hit a little closer to home: a teacher from my high school was charged with molesting a twelve-year-old boy. My mother was discussing the scandal with a friend who remarked, Well, my kids said there were a lot of rumors that he was gay. My mother countered, He isnt gay. He is a pedophile.
A few weeks later I saw Spanish writer/director Pedro Almodovars latest film, Bad Education. In the film, a priest sexually abuses a prepubescent boy. Later, the priest has a number of sexual encounters with a grown young man. It troubled me that the film seemed to confuse homosexuality and pedophilia. For viewers ambivalent about the morality of homosexuality, the film could be confusing. They might wonder if homosexuals have a propensity to prey on boys.
The truth is that there is absolutely no correlation between homosexuality and pedophilia. The majority of pedophiles actually identify themselves as heterosexuals. Even male pedophiles who abuse young boys maintain adult heterosexual relationships. Many pedophiles never even develop a sexual orientation toward other adults. They are sexually excited by youth, not by gender. Although there are certainly some homosexual pedophiles, there is no scientific evidence that a homosexual individual is more likely to be a pedophile than a heterosexual individual. Reports of child molestation perpetrated by gays or lesbians are very rare.
Technically speaking, there is a major distinction between pedophilia and homosexuality: pedophilia is a psychological disorder, and homosexuality is not. Psychologists define pedophilia as a psychosexual deviation in which one prefers prepubescent children as sexual partners. It is a disease. The American Psychological Association has not characterized homosexuality as a disease since 1973. A psychological disorder must compromise judgment, stability, reliability or social/vocational capabilities; homosexuality does none of these. Homosexuality does not directly affect an individuals daily functioning or the functioning of those around him or her. Pedophilia on the other hand if acted upon, can destroy or permanently damage the life of a child. Homosexual and heterosexual partnerships can bring mutual joy to both partners.
Just like the majority of heterosexuals, homosexuals seek relationships of equality with other consenting adults. Most of us, whether we are hetero- or homo-sexual, want to fall in love. We want long-term committed relationships. We want to know another adult as fully as possible in mind, body and spirit. Most of all, we want partners who are also adults. Pedophiles do not want these things. They desire sexual gratification from children. Pedophiles who act on their desires manipulate and harm the objects of their lust. Children cannot say yes or no to pedophiles. They are too weak to defend themselves against physical attack or do not know how to get help. There is no possibility for an equal, consensual relationship between a pedophile and a child.
Between two adults, there is the possibility of an equal relationship. And more importantly, both parties are mature enough to offer their consent to sex acts. In short, unlike pedophiles, homosexuals and heterosexuals do not seek victims: they seek lovers.
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Chris Marshall: Cal, I'm not positive what happened here with your pine. If you had said the panel was glued up only a day or two before the final sanding, my guess would have been that the pine was in the process of warping already. But, evidently the wood was more stable for the few weeks it was in panel form, so the warping and sanding seem related here. I have a guess: even though the wood was kiln-dried, it gained some moisture in your shop waiting for that final sanding. During that time, both faces of the panel were in equilibrium, moisture-wise, and the panel stayed flat. Then, when you sanded it, the heat generated from the sanding process dried one face more than the other. That caused the warping.
My advice: if you don't already have one, put a dehumidifier in your shop and run it during the humid months. I do it, and it enables me to keep my shop's relative humidity to around 40 percent instead of as much as 60 to 70 percent on muggy days. Also, keep track of your shop's humidity level with a hygrometer. In June, I can empty two gallons of water from my shop per day! The goal is to keep relative humidity about the same year-round. That will be your best plan to keep wood stable through the seasons, and it will also minimize rusting on your tools.
Tim Inman: I lived in Wisconsin for over 20 years, so I can relate with you about the variable humidity where you live! It gets so dry the sparks fly in the winter, and you sometimes can't get a newspaper to make noise when you crumple it in the summer. Wet, muggy, awful humidity. That said, I'm going to guess that the "down" side of your board was pretty high moisture -- or the bench surface was -- and that the top side dried out overnight in the drier air while the moisture was held trapped underneath the board. Unequal moisture exchange between the wood and the air on the top and bottom of the board is most likely the problem. This will cause the cupping you mention. I don't think the act of sanding probably had much to do with the warping (unless you wet the surface to raise the grain before you sanded it, and then that would have had a huge impact on this question). It is my feeling that just laying a nice smooth board down on a cool moist bench surface overnight, while the topside was able to dry with the surrounding air, that did the damage.

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He made headlines around the world and became known as "the pregnant man" - a transgender man who gave birth in Bend - and now an Arizona judge will decide if he can get a divorce and keep his children.
Beatie filed for divorce from his wife Nancy Beatie and they were in court this week in Arizona, according to TV station KTVK.
Thomas Beatie started life as a woman and had three children, but has been living as a man since the late '90s.
He first came into the public eye in 2007 when pictures of him, pregnant and bearded, made headlines.
He kept his reproductive organs when he had a sex change operation in 1998, the New York Daily News reported.
Beatie had been living in Bend with his wife and their three kids until death threats forced the family to live in seclusion, said the paper last year.
His wife of more than a decade legally adopted the kids.
Now, the two are headed toward divorce and want the court to decide who will keep the children.
Thomas Beatie alleged domestic violence in court, while Nancy Beatie said her husband is doing everything he can to make her struggle.
The problem facing the Arizona judge is whether the union is a same-sex marriage, based on Thomas Beatie's transgender status. If that's the case, the state of Arizona doesn't recognize same-sex unions and a divorce may not be granted.
A decision by the court is expected later this month.
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|Ring name(s)
|Jake Roberts
Jake Smith, Jr.
El Diablo
The Texan
|Billed height
|6 ft 6 in (1.98 m)
|Billed weight
|249 lb (113 kg)
|May 30, 1955
Gainesville, Texas
|Oak Ridge, Texas
|Billed from
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|May 13, 1975
|January 29, 2011
Aurelian Jake Smith, Jr. (born May 30, 1955 in Gainesville, Texas) is a retired American professional wrestler who is best known for wrestling with WWF, WCW and ECW under the ring name, Jake "The Snake" Roberts. He is a second generation wrestler because his father is Aurelian "Grizzly" Smith. He was known for bringing out snakes during his matches, one of his snakes being a python named Damien.
During his life, he suffered from alcohol and drug addiction. He moved in with former professional wrestler Diamond Dallas Page to help get his life back on track.[1]
He made a surprise return on the January 6, 2014 episode of Raw titled Old School Raw and dumped a snake on the face of a downed Dean Ambrose.[2] On the January 27, 2014 episode of Raw, Jerry Lawler announced that Roberts was the second entrant in the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2014.[3]
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Roberts held many championships during his professional wrestling career:
- All-Star Wrestling Network (Georgia)
- AWN World Heavyweight Champion (one time)
- Americas Wrestling Federation
- AWF Puerto Rican Heavyweight Championship (one time)
- Georgia Championship Wrestling
- NWA National Television Championship (one time)
- NWA World Television Championship (Georgia version) (two times)
- Mid-South Wrestling Association
- Mid-South Louisiana Heavyweight Championship (one time)
- Mid-South North American Heavyweight Championship (two times)
- Mid-South Television Championship (one time)
- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
- PWI Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year in 1996
- PWI ranked him #100 of the top 500 singles wrestlers of the "PWI Years" in 2003
- Smoky Mountain Wrestling
- SMW Heavyweight Championship (one time)
- Stampede Wrestling
- Stampede North American Heavyweight Championship (one time)
- World Class Championship Wrestling
- NWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship (Texas version) (one time) with Chris Adams and Gino Hernandez
- WCCW Television Championship (one time)
References[change | change source]
- ↑ "Jake 'The Snake' Roberts on Comeback Trail". Diamond Dallas Page. http://www.diamonddallaspage.com/?news=jake-the-snake-roberts-to-move-in-with-diamond-dallas-page-train-for-one-last-pro-wrestling-run. Retrieved 2013-11-17.
- ↑ "Slithering back: Jake "The Snake" Roberts on his triumphant return". WWE. http://www.wwe.com/inside/jake-the-snake-roberts-exclusive-interview-26175431. Retrieved 2014-01-27.
- ↑ "2014 WWE Hall of Fame Inductee: Jake "The Snake" Roberts: Raw, JAN. 27, 2014". WWE. http://www.wwe.com/videos/2014-wwe-hall-of-fame-inductee-jake-the-snake-roberts-raw-jan-27-2014-26178600. Retrieved 2014-01-27.


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The Wisconsin Badgers drew a number 2 seed and will play their first and second round games an hour from home at the BMO Harris Bradley Center this week. The NCAA Mens Basketball Tournament pairings were announced Sunday evening. The Badgers finished second in the Big Ten regular season and got bounced in the semifinals by Michigan State at the Big Ten tournament in Indianapolis. Wisconsin will American University in it's first round game on Thursday.
As for the Milwauke Panthers, the Horizon League Tournament Champions, their first trip to the dance in 8 years has them as a number 15 seed, heading to Buffalo, New York to meet second seeded Villanova, the regular season Big East champions. That game will also be played on Thursday.
The Green Bay Phoenix, generated some conversation from analysts Clark Kellogg and Doug Gottlieb on the CBS Selection show, but their exit in the semifinals of the conference tournament on their home floor and three discounted victories against non-Division 1 teams during the regular season hurt them despite scoring a victory over one of the four overall number one seeds in Virginia.


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In a 1789 letter from Ben Franklin to Jean-Baptiste Leroy, Mr. Franklin said "… in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes."
Yes, it's that time of year again. Tax time.
This is second year of what will likely be annual occurrence: increased taxes to pay for ObamaCare.
You see, when the President and Congress "cooked" the budgetary scoring for ObamaCare. President Obama stated in a joint session of Congress in 2009 that ObamaCare would cost $900 billion over ten years. More specifically, he said, "Now, add it all up, and the plan that I'm proposing will cost around $900 billion over 10 years."
However, just a few weeks ago, the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has revised its cost projections. At $2.6 trillion, the new price tag is almost three-times more than what president promised.
So how are we going to pay for ObamaCare. You guessed it: Higher taxes. And once again, Ben Franklin was correct. Nothing is
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I'm all for QRP operation. The rules says something about using no more power than is necessary, and that's a good idea for a number of reasons. It's probably a good idea to limit your RF exposure as much as possible and the lower power that you run, the less chance you're neighbors are going to hear strange sounds emanating from their stereos and computer speakers. And, of course, when operating portable, running low power will help preserve your batteries.
If a station is not mobile, once a QSO is established, the QRP station should QRO if conditions are marginal. It certainly would make it easier for the QRO station operator. I have been in many QSOs where the QRP station could hear me just fine, but it was a bit of a struggle for me. The courteous thing to do would be to switch on an amp at that point.
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Depth problems always raise the question of just how much full-contact hitting is wise in practice, an issue exacerbated by scholarship limits. It's a question Mark Richt has gone back and forth on in the past, and now he faces the dilemma anew.
In a teleconference Richt and his coordinators held Wednesday with reporters it was revealed that the first half of spring practice will see tailback Keith Marshall sitting out with a hamstring injury suffered earlier this month running track for UGA. With "Boo" Malcome gone and signees A.J. Turman and Brendan Douglas not due in Athens until summer, that leaves starter Todd Gurley as the only scholarship tailback. The rest of the backs are walk-ons.
While Marshall should return for the portion of spring drills after the school's spring break, Mike Bobo acknowledged that the situation is somewhat precarious. Should the Georgia coaching staff allow full-contact tackling of Gurley, or of Marshall after he returns?
"That's something we're going to have to talk about as a staff and hash out, how much contact we truly give those guys, because depth really is a concern there," Bobo said.
The offensive coordinator plans on giving wide receiver J.J. Green a try as "a scatback-type guy" and there's also probable receiver Tramel Terry, though he's still recovering from an ACL injury.
"It's going to be a touchy situation here in spring ball," Bobo noted. "We like to compete in practice but we can't let our competitive juices get too much where we want to win every drill and wear Todd Gurley out at the same time, so we've got to be smart about it as coaches. We've still got to get work out of them, too, so it's a fine line."
While on the surface it might seem a no-brainer to simply tell the defenders to take it easy on the scholarship backs, or even put them in noncontact jerseys, there's a definite downside to that approach, as Richt has discovered in the past.
Back in 2008, injury concerns prompted the Georgia head coach to cut back on tackling in practice, going to "thud" stops rather than tackles to the ground. It was a move Richt later lamented and reversed during bowl preparations after the lack of contact seemed to erode fundamentals and take an edge of his players' performance.
The lack of full-contact work in practice was blamed in particular for the poor tackling by Dogs defenders late in that season that saw Georgia Tech notch a rare victory in Athens.
"When you look back and say why didn't we tackle well, why didn't we do this or that better? Well, we didn't practice like we usually do, trying to keep another guy from going down," Richt said at the time.
So, what should Richt and his staff do this spring about the tailbacks? If they try to protect them from possible injury, it might make the practices less effective for both the backs and Georgia's defenders. But if it's full-contact all the way, they run the risk of further depleting the tailback corps.
What would you do if you were Richt and Bobo?
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February 28th, 2013
10:48 am
I think he should get minimal reps but still take contact. I believe the coaching staff has turned a corner on the type of RB's they recruit. Going the duke basketball route and recruiting talented guys of higher character. Check out AJ Turman on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40ufjRypdII, seems like a great kid and is still extremely talented!
February 28th, 2013
11:14 am
We have already seen what lack of full tackling can do. I agree with Michael, minimize the reps but keep full contact. We have a new D that needs to gel together.
February 28th, 2013
11:21 am
Endless drama for UGA football…
February 28th, 2013
11:37 am
I bet that kid who went to Bama on signing day, just said to himself – "Oh damn, I could have received immediate PT, now I'm going to be stuck on the bench for the next 3 years."
February 28th, 2013
11:48 am
Seriously compare the highlights between Alvin Kamara (BAMA) and AJ Turman (UGA). I honestly believe that Kamara will have trouble getting playing time other than returner. Kamara was brought down by a single tackler almost everytime and his overall speed is just slightly better. Turman can come in as a freshman and contribute a lot! JJ Green and Tramel Terry can contribute in spread situations, and of course Gurley and Marshall can wreck shop. The depth is a huge concern but if managed correctly it shouldn't matter that much. Need 3 RB's to sign next year though!
February 28th, 2013
12:04 pm
I'll have to agree with Reality Dawg, there is drama in everything that is UGA Football most EVERY year. Now here is the approach that the brilliant head coach should have taken with Marshall. "We have had our third string back transfer from UGA because he could not get his way, so I do NOT want you to be on the Track Team in 2013 because of injury concerns." Marshall would have been disappointed, but he probably would have understood. If not, the brilliant head coach could have then reminded him that he was on scholarship to play football, not run track, period. He is a very smart young man. Looks to be much smarter than his coach.
Now, lets touch on the Georgia Bulldog Defense being able to tackle a top notch running back. They can't. Bill would have everyone believe that this was just an issue in 2008, but it has not improved. Grantham even made the statement "We have to be able to tackle backs like Eddie Lacey." So what is Grantham's plan for fixing this glaring weakness on the D? This would be the question I would ask in a pointed manner, and if the over rated defensive coach did not like it , then tough doo doo.
February 28th, 2013
12:09 pm
Pure and simple…….we just don't have the depth and key player this damn year to win a championship…..y'all people take off your rosé color glasses and realise this…….wake the heck up….we are going to be on pins and needles the whole season….we will struggle to win 8 games this year
February 28th, 2013
12:33 pm
Bulldawg35=TechTroll… Come on dude are you freakin serious? Other than the young D (which I honestly believe will suprise some folks because we will finally see Grantham's players in Grantham's system) our offence will be one of the best, if not THE best, in the nation. Murray returns, the Gurshall combo at back, the entire line, and the dynamic Malcolm Mitchell. Please. Take off your yellow colored glasses and realize that CPJ will lose again.
Red and Black til Death
February 28th, 2013
12:59 pm
The negativity of some of these so-called UGA
fan amuses me…if you are that dissatisfied with the team…leave! Jump on the BAMA bandwagon cause we don't want or need you! And as always, GO DAWGS!
February 28th, 2013
1:11 pm
I believe there has to be full contact for at least 75% of spring practices to be effective. When you don't play at full speed injuries happen more often.
February 28th, 2013
1:27 pm
Fewer reps for Gurley. Full contact for Defense. Seems to be a balance that makes sense. As others have said, this D could very well surprise its detractors if the young talent can come together as a unit. For a defensive player, there's nothing more satisfying or motivating than a good, tough hit. That's why they play defense. To a fan, there's nothing more disgusting than a "thud" hit that's more "dud" than hit. Today's offensive players are too big and athletic for that style. Practice the way you play.
February 28th, 2013
1:28 pm
In the SEC you gotta be ready to hit and be hit on both sides of the ball. TG3 doesn't need EVERY rep in practice, but he does need to be tackled for the good of the entire team. We need to do a better job tackling, what a better back to practice against than him!
February 28th, 2013
1:57 pm
NYC…..you are not entitled to tell anybody how a true Uga fan should be…….I'm more diehard Uga fan than any of you pretenders……best offense in the nation….we will see, something always goes wrong. The defense will be horrendous, Grantham hasn't proven anything….thanks
February 28th, 2013
2:09 pm
Most die hard 35?….keep saying that to yourself. You could be my personal guest at an Athens touchdown club and tell Mark Richt exactly what you think. Problem is you wouldn't, not to Grantham, Bobo or any of the coaches. The defense will be statistically better as long as they stay out of trouble. While I wouldn't bet money on it, I do believe that UGA will have the best offense in the SEC next year.
February 28th, 2013
2:23 pm
Why can't they tackle the walkons?
February 28th, 2013
2:30 pm
Michelle reed….I will wait to when Richt and fat boy Grantham comes to the greenville sc….td club and I will attend and ask questions they won't be able to answer………thanks. Oh yeah thank you for telling me to keep up my die hardness…I sure will
February 28th, 2013
2:37 pm
lets find a home for faton bauta or however you spell it. let him get some reps at tailback.
February 28th, 2013
2:44 pm
It's tackle football!!! Practice it!!! Someone goes down then next man up!!! Practice only makes u better if u are doing it the right way!!! Go Dawgs!!!
February 28th, 2013
3:11 pm
Herschel ran track in the spring and in Europe in the summer when he was at school and he WAS the offense. Didn't seem to bother Coach Dooley.
February 28th, 2013
3:22 pm
@bulldawg35: Pretender? Really? I'm here all the time. Can't say the same for you. Pretenders don't schedule their vacation time around the G-day game. Pretenders don't put in OT to make sure that their little bro gets in to Mark Richt camp.You ar a joke of a fan. How bout this, someone who is down south please go to the Greenville td meeting and record this big mouth asking questions.. I promise it won't happen.. Real fans don't down the team BEFORE a snap has even been played.
Red and Black til Death
February 28th, 2013
3:25 pm
Anyone remember Robert Edwards? We have too many talented players not to find a running back.
February 28th, 2013
3:33 pm
NYCDAWGFAN old bulldawg35 is all fan Hey he has dawg in his handle so that has to prove he is a UGA fan…just don't get confused by his constant running down of the program, the coaches and the players that is just his way of flushing out the trolls don't you see?
February 28th, 2013
3:57 pm
Don't understand the situation he is presenting here…we are LOADED at tailback with the best one-two punch in the SEC, and arguably the nation in Todd Gurley and Keith Marshall, who easily topped 2,000 yards combined this year, in their first year in the SEC. Then after them we have an underrated, bruising running back similar to Musa Smith with AJ Turman. 1,256 yards and 15 td's as a senior last year. Great cutbacks and punishing running style. We have a fullback/tailback hybrid we stole from Georgia Tech named Brendan Douglas, who ran for 1,569 yards as a Junior. We have both JJ Green and Tramel Terry who run sub 4.4 40s, and are both amazing athletes, and Terry was rated as the top athlete in South Carolina and top 20 in the nation. Both are great running backs, just a little undersized for the SEC. Green ran for 989 yards and 19 touchdowns on only 73 carries last year and 4 recieving touchdowns, and Tramel Terry ran for 950 yards and 10 touchdowns, to go along with 958 yards recieving and 10 touchdowns. That is 43 rushing and recieving touchdowns between the two of them. We also have Brandon Harton and Kyle Karempelis behind that. So in conclusion, we have plenty of capable backs and have the right mix of power (Gurley, Turman, Douglas) and speed (Gurley, Marshall, Green, Terry) to have the best running back core in the SEC. I doubt their will be many touches left though after Gurley and Marshall though.
My projected depth chart:
1. Gurley
2. Marshall
3. Terry
4. Green
5. Turman
6. Douglas
7. Harton
8. Karempelis
February 28th, 2013
4:03 pm
Projected Starting defense (for those that are worried over nothing)…
DE- Garrison Smith
NT- Johnathon Taylor
DE- Ray Drew
OLB- Jordan Jenkins
MLB- Amarlo Herrera
MLB- Ramik Wilson
OLB- Josh Harvey-Clemons
CB- Damian Swann
S- Corey Moore
S- Tray Matthews
CB- Sheldon Dawson
February 28th, 2013
4:18 pm
To Dawgbyte: I bet the kid who just went to Bama said, " I gonna have a couple of Nat. Champiomship rings"
February 28th, 2013
4:27 pm
I'd let them go at it. It's not flag football. Gurley is tough and the D needs as much live action work as they can get. Give Gurley a few breaks but don't disrupt any rhythm the offense finds. We are light on bodies now but that will be corrected by Fall. I bet Boo Malcome wishes he had stuck around. Now would be an ideal time to prove your worth.
February 28th, 2013
4:31 pm
To all the bright guys who have all the answers: It's one thing to express concern about some aspect of the program, but quite another to snipe at the coaches unless you can do a better job. So, if you're so dawg-gone football smart, I'll be happy to give you Greg McGarity's address so you can send him your resume. I've known him for over forty years, and assure you that he will give all the consideration it deserves. Otherwise, please, just hush up.
February 28th, 2013
7:21 pm
No mongrel…….the great weak Conner Norman will start at one safety….yeah we have a lot of running backs with injuries and their only freshmen geez
February 28th, 2013
7:33 pm
Richt talks about making players into better men….how about making them into champions on the field…..it's not a process….it's either they have the talent and can be coached or they don't. Prediction here…..as long as Richt is here we won't win a championship…..their is just to many missing pieces this year and every year for that matter
February 28th, 2013
7:48 pm
If I were Richt or Bobo, I wouldn't have any idea what to do. Not a clue. Has anyone made a job offer to to either of these two in the last eleven years? Really. If that has happened, please tell me. Really. Why don't we just be darn sure that our football players who do dress out in the fall (95 degrees) are well coached ( educated and motivated ) and in championship condition. CMR said he knows what he's doing. Can he recognize OC championship talent we he sees it? Isn't part of the job description? Well, can he?
Has Alabama, LSU, Carolina, Florida been sniffing around either of these two? Have they?
February 28th, 2013
8:52 pm
I agree dawgman……..I don't see us beating the chickens till spurrier retires…..I mean my gawd, if spurrier went to Kentucky…..Kentucky would start beating us!!! I love Uga……but I'm tired of the excuses from him…..win something more than the east title. Here are some coaches I would take over him in the sec.
So Richt is the 5 best coach in the sec……I'm happy that Richt has beaten fla the last 2 years but it won't be long before they start beating us again. Because they out recruited us this year and they already once again ahead us in recruiting for next year…..they already have 6 guys signed!!!!!!!!!!!
February 28th, 2013
10:02 pm
Bulldawg35, Spurrier started at SC in 2005. He's won 4 of those games and the Dogs the other 4. Yes, SC won the last 3, but to say Richt will "never" beat Spurrier again is just plain stupid. We were 5 yards from beiing SEC champs and likely National champs last year, you moron. Take your negativity somewhere else.
February 28th, 2013
10:30 pm
Brewmaster……you delusional smuck………what signs have Richt given us that he will beat spurrier again….I said he won't beat spurrier again because he has improved the team every year he has been there…..I believe sc or fla will win the east in 2013. With us slipping all the way to 4th place with Tennessee passing us. Geez more tales from the moral victories of the 5 yardsFrom glory land.lol
February 28th, 2013
10:46 pm
Its spelled "schmuck," you moron. Mark my words, the Dogs will beat Spurrier, Vols and Gators this year. We will win the SEC East for the third straight year, but I'm sure you will attempt to find the negative. I suspect you are just another Tech troll on here trying to get attention. No real Bulldog fan would practically root for us to fail.
March 1st, 2013
7:38 am
Put the coaches in at running back. CMR can test out his new hip. I'm sure the players would love to beat up the coaches for a switch!
March 1st, 2013
9:30 am
Why not 35? Why can't he tell you how to act? In his opinion you are not being a good fan. He IS entitled to say so. . YOU do it all the time. If anybody tries to make supportive, positive comments YOU are the first one in here to tell them to tone it down, expressing your opinion that negative whinning, running down the coaches, is what "true" fans should do.
March 1st, 2013
9:41 am
ON the comments back and forth over Kamara.
He might be the best kid in the world. He may very well end up with a very good college career, But IMO he was making a mistake considering either of his last choices, given his particualr skill sets. I and honestly not sure why we or Alabama were that high on him. (given our offensive personalities)
But when I heard him basically say…..I went to Alabama because they can give me rings……..it sounded to me as if his ego got the better of him, not so much looking to where HE could prove his talents. (again, I never thought that was Georgia either)
March 1st, 2013
9:49 am
Word, Altamaha, word.
March 1st, 2013
9:50 am
This is what…… 15 sessions and a couple of scripted scrimmages? It's not like we are putting in the game plan for Clemson here.
There are always guys recovering fom anything from pulls to offseason surgery, every spring ball. Flip things around, rotate a bunch of guys. Same as always.
March 1st, 2013
9:55 am
SanDiegoDawg, I know that Coach Dooley let Herschel do it, and I don't really have a problem with it, just discouraged that he got hurt at it. Bill, I know how you look at it, I'm just willing to bash Grantham a little more. He makes more money than any D coach ever in Athens, and I guess I have just been expecting more out of him. When he shows me something, I will congratulate him.
March 1st, 2013
9:57 am
I'm not sure that Gurley and Marshall would be going against full speed tackling against thte #1 defense in the spring, even if they were in the best of health, would they?
The concern is hear is that we need our "new" #1 guys to get as much live tackling as possible. But thats not really against our starting TB, for the most part , ever, is it? I think that have got that part figured out.
the concern is how much work does Gurley get……….not the #1 defense.
March 1st, 2013
10:04 am
Just do it the way you usually do it – no holding back and no over working Gurley………. fill in with walk ons. UGA always seems to have depth problems at RB because they do little substituting and basically use a two back system. Bama, LSU and others use 3 or 4 backs a game.
March 1st, 2013
10:05 am
CD, you can see how you repeatedly calling our coach stupid for letting Marshall run track, confused SDD…..seeing how you really didnt have a problem with it.
March 1st, 2013
10:07 am
The Falcons letting Abraham go is just not right and not smart. Turner and MAYBE Dunta Robinson I can see but not Abraham who still was productive last year with 10 sacks. Also Abraham took less money and restructured his contract to help the Falcons with salary cap last year and he wasn't making top money to begin with. Loyalty has no place any more in the business world.
March 1st, 2013
10:25 am
We will not match the offensive out put of last year. The o- line is still suspect,…..Austin long and Dallas lee…..xavier ward and zack debell are weak. And watts danzler is clueless…..we cannot get any separation from fla ans sc with an suspect o-line……yeah I think Tennessee will upset us….they already score a bunch of points on us with some of their weakest teams in years
March 1st, 2013
10:46 am
Dawg Nation, calm down. Things have a way for working out for the best. Have some faith in your players and coaches. Just calm down.
March 1st, 2013
11:27 am
It is spring ball… letting Marshall run track is not a significant issue. The D will get lots of practice trying to tackle Gurley… a beast of a back, who be even bigger and stronger this year. If this were the beginning of August I could see being a bit panicked but it is spring ball and getting other guys more looks may end up being a good thing. Z Dawg is right… chill.
I see Bulldawg35 is spreading more doom and gloom… You get what you expect sir. If you are REALLY a Bulldog fan your negativity helps absolutely NOTHING. It serves no useful purpose at all. Successful people do not wallow in negativity and they do not listen to negativity disguised as realism. But I suspect that you actually hate the program because you are not a Bulldog fan at all. What is the 35 for BTW?
March 1st, 2013
11:55 am
I say limit contact to the scrimmages. No need to risk a small position drill. I would even consider giving them 'no-hit' shirts against the scout team, but once the 1s on 1s get going, all bets are off.
March 1st, 2013
12:00 pm
Yep that O-Line was so bad Gurley ran for 130+ against Bama.
So Tennessee with NO quarteback, NO recievers and the 5th best O-Line in the division will outscore a team with a record-setting QB, two elite tailbacks, 3 quality recievers (with 2 very good tight ends as well) and the 2nd best O-Line in the division. Please that game is one of the easiest locks in the schedule


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- Director: Heitor Dhalia
- Writer: Allison Burnett
- Producers: Dan Abrams, Sidney Kimmel, Gary Lucchesi, Tom Rosenberg, Chris Salvaterra
- Executive Producers: Matt Berenson, Ted Gidlow, Jim Tauber
- Art Direction: Sarah Contant
- Castings: Deborah Aquila, Tricia Wood
- Costume Design: Lindsay McKay
- D.O.P.: Michael Grady
- Editor: John Axelrad
- Makeup: Michelle Vittone
- Music: David Buckley
- Production Design: Charisse Cardenas
- Set Decoration: Teresa Visinare
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- Filming Locations: Portland, USA
- MPAA Warning: Violence and terror, some sexual material, brief language and drug references
- Production Budget: $28 million
- Production Companies: Lakeshore Entertainment, Sidney Kimmel Entertainment
- Production Schedule: April 2011 - June 2011
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Jack Binion's Steak - Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati
- Address:
1000 Broadway
Cincinnati, OH 45202Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Jack Binion's Steak - Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.horseshoecincinnati.com/Restaurants/binions.html
- Phone: 5132503294
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday, Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm; Friday - Saturday: 5:00 pm - 11:00 pm, Closed Monday
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Steakhouse, Contemporary American
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Dancing, Entertainment, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Entertainment: Join us each night for live music with vocals in our Lounge.
Getting there
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: We offer Valet as well as parking in our Self-Park Garage which can be accessed from Reading Road and Gilbert Avenue.
Valet Rates
$15 without a Total Rewards Card
$10 with Gold Total Rewards Card
$5 with Platinum Total Rewards Card
Complimentary to Diamond and Seven Stars guests
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A word from Jack Binion's Steak - Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati
No visit to Horseshoe Cincinnati would be complete without a meal at this legendary fine dining spot: Jack Binion's Steak. Renowned everywhere that Horseshoe hangs its hat, this is a timeless spot for mouth-watering steaks and everything goes with it to make for a memorable steakhouse dinner. You know we take steaks seriously because we put our founder's name on the door.Continued
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Jack Binion's Steak - Horseshoe Casino Cincinnati reviews from OpenTable diners
99 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4Service4.2
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
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- disappointedOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/20/2014Pricey food but not as good as Ruby's restaurants. Would much rather spend $50 on a steak at the precinct.
- BEST DINNER EVER!!!!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014Binnion's was conceivably the best meal myself and my friends have ever had! The steaks we had were superb! They just melted in your mouth! The shrimp mac and chesse was to die for! The side of asparagus were tree trunks! Nothing compares to the service though headlined by the manager Jenny Filipski! She ensured our table was taken care of every minute! If it wasn't for her dedication, I don't think the meal would have been delicious at all.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Weekend GetawayNecieDined on 9/13/2014We were visiting from Indianapolis,this restaurant was the best. The service was wonderful, Our waitress I believe her name was Amber omg she was wonderful. The food was wonderful.....everything was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good not great.NomadDined on 9/12/2014Overall, I was not satisfied with my meal. My wife and I got mushroom risotto and au gratin potatoes for our sides and had to send them back. The risotto was not cooked enough and the au gratin's tasted really odd. Not sure what the au gratin's had in them but they definitely weren't cooked right or had too much of something in them. The steak was very good but even my lobster bisque wasn't that good. Overall, I would say the steak was great but everything else was not worth it at all.Special Features:
- WonderfulCyndieDined on 9/12/2014We had a very enjoyable dinner. The service was great - our waiter was very knowledgeable and recommended some really good items. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- tikiboyblueDined on 9/11/2014My wife and I had a wonderful dinner. The service was impeccable and the food was well prepared. The server was extremely informative and enjoyable in general conversation. While we were dining there was excellent live entertainment. We will definitely be back.Special Features:
- superb dinnerbellaeats2Dined on 9/4/2014romantic, food exceptional, service very friendly and good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Dining Choice at CasinoShumpDined on 8/28/2014Our experience at Jack Binion's was excellent overall. The quality of the food was superb and the service was outstanding. If there was one negative, it would be the level of noise. There were musicians playing in the bar area of the restaurant during our visit and, at the same time, a Trace Adkins concert was beginning right outside the windows. The combination did serve to make it rather loud. Otherwise, we have absolutely no complaints about our visit and would happily dine there again.Special Features:
- Great steak houseMikenelDined on 8/26/2014I took my wife here to celebrate her birthday and were absolutely impressed with the food and service. It's a little pricy but worth it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Okay food, not so good service.JimbojonesDined on 8/23/2014Our server was very nice, but he had too many tables to be able to give us good service. We had to wait 20-30 minutes from arriving just to order. The food was okay, nothing to write home about. If you are looking for a great meal at a casino, I would either recommend the buffet or the steakhouse at Hollywood Casino about 30 minutes instead.
- bad anniversary experienceVegasfoodiesDined on 8/23/2014when we arrived at jack binions we thought the restaurant was beautiful, they took us to a nice table by a window, and promptly forgot all about us. wait staff buzzed all around us, even stopping in front of our table to stand with their backs to us so they could scan their other tables, but never offered a menu, water, or a simple "we will be with you soon"?? This went on for 15 minutes before we left to "settle" for a burger and margarita at MargarittaVille, where we were greeted three times in less than five minutes, it wasn't the 12th anniversary dinner we had in mind, but was not disappointed there by any means, we will not be returning to Jack Binions, however, that mango margarita at jimmys is definitely on my list of do overs!
- darrellbeatrice24Dined on 8/23/2014stake was very tough and full of grizzle every thing was great, service was good, ambience was great it was way to loud in the place.
- Pleasantly SurprisedOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/23/2014We LOVE all the Cincinnati area steak houses and were relutant to go to a steak place in a casino. We were so glad we finally went. The food was outstanding and at par or better than other local places. We had filet (it was huge) and brussel sprouts/potatos. All were seasoned perfectly. Side were simply done. We will definately go back. However, there appeared to be some issues with their service. People waiting for long time to we waited on. Food was slower to arrive. Also there were tables left dirty for up to 30 minutes after people had left them. We went on a Saturday night at 7pm so you would think that wouldn't be an issue. We werent in a hurry so that didn't bother us and the food more than made up for the wait.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- enjoyed a great eveningHandyman1152Dined on 8/23/2014had the salt and pepper prawns for starters excellent, I was a little disappointed with the aged ribeye, it was tough and grisly, the flavor was excellent.Special Features:
- Jack Binion's Cincy HorseshoeVizsla99Dined on 8/22/2014We were in town for a camping trip. We decided to hit the new casino and try the steak house. We are HUGE Jeff Ruby fans so it's hard to please us at that level. The food was fresh...the large prawns were equal in size and taste. We split a steak Diane which was cooked perfectly. AND the shrimp mac n cheese is to die for! We would go again..Jeff Ruby's is still our favorite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great fine dining at its best!rjfisher80Dined on 8/22/2014My husband & I go to Jack Binion's about once a month. It is consistently great food & great service! If you go, request that Jamie W. be your server!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Serving portionsdiningincincyDined on 8/17/2014We thought the filet mignon was well prepared and salads fresh. However, we visited Jack Binion's last year during Restaurant Week and was disappointed in the serving size of dinners and desserts this year. There was no side item with the entree and the dessert portion was very small for the price paid. Hope this will be considered for next year. As far as the service and attentiveness of everyone that could not have been any better.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A WINNER!dineraterDined on 8/17/2014DELICIOUS FILET + the ENHANCEMENTS were a marvelous addition. POPOVERS were an unexpected TREAT! Enjoyed the chopped wedge salad, too. Our server, Amber, gave us EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD SERVICE.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- lshoeDined on 8/17/2014The food was very good and our server did a great job!Special Features:
- Not impresseddisappointedDined on 8/16/2014Visited during restaurant week, so that may influence this review. The $9 chopped wedge salad was not good, the steak was too char-grilled on the outside, the service was totally lackluster and took about 8 minutes to be waited on (at 845pm at night) and the sous waiter/water boy seemed completely disinterested. No one ever stopped by to check on us and we flagged down staff who were not assigned to our table on 3 occasions to get what we needed. We did find an amazing wine that we loved. But we would never never never ever go back!Special Features:
- best steakhouse in cincinnatiMelxmasDined on 8/16/2014we love this place. they are consistantly on point - best steak in cincinnati. we have been to all the Ruby spots, and this place is better priced, and the food is delicious. the service is always great, and there is never a long wait.Special Features:
- Great for a special nightMrslprinceDined on 8/16/2014We dined here for my husband's birthday. The service was excellent and we were directed to their special for resturant week. It was an exceptional selection. Steaks were amazing and the sides are what really completed the meal. Not a place we would dine all the time, but excellent for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Move the TVNigelCVGVIPDined on 8/16/2014No idea who designed the place but when I am sitting in a booth for dinner the last thing I want to see see the TV with some alligator ripping something apart. Not appropriate to hvae a TV in sight of the guest and certainly in appropriate show. Make note when being seated
- Very Satisfying experienceCrazyforfoodDined on 8/15/2014Excellent food and outstanding service. Thanks Jamie!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gem tucked away in a casinoJudieDined on 8/14/2014Would never just go to a casino to eat typically, but at Binions it is like not being in the hum of slot machines. Food was excellent. Service, great. Filet and the chicken fetticune were wonderful. Nice size salads to start. Even enough to share one. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top Shelf AtmosphereJohnDined on 8/14/2014Great scenic dining in Horseshoe casino. Friendly and welcoming service. Will dine at Binions again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ProudArmyMom2Dined on 8/14/2014Despite the time it took for my husband to be seated due to a disability, the hostess waited on him with a smile and welcome. The food was wonderful and a good way to celebrate my husdand's recovery from two strokes. Thanks Binion staff for being so gracious, especially our waitress Brittany.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- InvitingLove2eatwellDined on 8/13/2014My husband and I had a date night and decided to try Jack Binion's. We were seated right away. Our waitress was amazing, great personality, and regularly checked back with us to ensure that we were satisfied. The food was perfect and the dessert was the best that I've had in a long time. I'd highly recommend Jack Binion's Steakhouse.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bar music is so loudDjackVIPDined on 8/9/2014The bar music is so loud that even in the restaurant you can barely have a conversation. Would have been romantic if you could hear. Food was excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- service was not very goodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/9/2014we were drinking ice water since nothing else was offerered but bar drinks, when we got our food we didn't have any steak knives the waitress (Andrea) said she would be right back we finally asked another waiter if he could help us then he dissappeared so Andrea finally came back to see how our dinner was and realized she never brought our knives. we had to ask for more water as nobody ever came around to see if we needed refills. Food was delicious but I feel for the price we paid service should have been top notch since they were not very busy at allSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Jack Binions Reviewvandalil2Dined on 8/9/2014Food and service and drinks were great. I have to take my husband there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beef Wellington was disappointingDisappointedDined on 8/8/2014We went to Jack Binion's for my husband's 35th birthday because it is the only restaurant in Cincinnati that serves Beef Wellington. The Beef Wellington was served uncut and resembled a boulder just sitting on a plate. The pastry was hard, overcooked and was a dark brown/black color. When we cut into the wellington (we both ordered it), the pastry on the inside was still doughy and raw. I asked the waitress about it and was told that's how it was supposed to be. Being my husband's birthday, I did not want to cause a scene or complain but I was extremely disappointed. I took the protein out of the pastry shell and ate it by itself. For the price, I was highly upset over the quality of the food and will not be returning.
- RomanticOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/7/2014The 2 person "band" was perfect. I liked the music and it wasn't too loud. A perfect accompaniment. Lighting was just right.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very expensive for dry steaksBilldoDined on 8/2/2014The steaks were dry & not cooked very well so that was a problem, but the menu is where their problems were for all 4 of us. They did not offer hardly any sude items. For most people that may not be a problem, but it was for us.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerClamdiggerDined on 8/1/2014My wife and I went to Jack's to celebrate our anniversary. We were quickly seated, we ordered the Prawns and they were outstanding. My wife ordered the petit fillet oscar style which was again outstanding, while I ordered the Beef Wellington- a classic but it didn't live up to my expectations. Overall the experience was a good one but with the competition of Jeff Ruby's here in Cincinnati I would go elsewhere next time I what to celebrate an important event.Special Features:
- Great for special occasionsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/31/2014We celebrated our anniversary here and the atmosphere, food and service all combined to make it the perfect beginning to the evening.Special Features:
- Jack Binion's Steak HouseGingerDined on 7/26/2014Looking for a great steak and a great experience for a night out. We found both at Jack Binion's. Our server, Randall, was outstanding and the newly hired, Andrew did a very good job assisting. My husband's porterhouse was perfection. My steak Diane was cooked exactly as ordered. The sauce was overly salted and I did speak to Randall, as an aside to the kitchen. I can not even call that a 'complaint.' Our evening out was an experience we will repeat at Jack Binion's. Thank you.Special Features:
- disapppointedOrlandoDinerDined on 7/20/2014I had dined once before and was impressed. This trip was the total opposite. French onion soup....the cheese didn't even cover the top, and below it was bread and broth.....no onions. wedge salad was just shredded letture, and one in our party couldn't finish his salad as it tasted almost spoiled. Took forever to get drinks, bread, (which, by the way, were hollow), or refills on the drinks. Steaks were average, at best. The slow service was especially surprising, as there were very few diners.
- Fair at best.OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/20/2014We dined here for dinner before a concert at the casino. Server was friendly and seemed knowledgeable at first but when my dad asked about a scotch menu he said they didn't have one. When he handed us the dessert menu there was a full page menu for scotch and bourbon. Food was mediocre for price. I had sea bass which had great flavor but was room temperature not hot. Asparagus was very large, dry and also cold. My dad's steak was undercooked and he said it was definitely not the quality of meat he had anticipated. We would go back for the bar which seemed lively and fun but won't be back for the food.Special Features:
- DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 7/19/2014Food was great but the service was less than good. I have been here several times and this was the first time that I was not satisfied.Special Features:


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One Direction, Bruno Mars , Lorde and Ellie Goulding were among the winners Wednesday night in London at the 2014 Brit Awards , the British equivalent of the Grammys.
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Bruno Mars was named Best International Male at the ceremony, while Lorde nabbed the trophy for Best International Female. Both artists performed during the ceremony: Bruno sang "Treasure," while Lorde performed with the British electronic act Disclosure , doing a mash-up of her hit "Royals" and their song "White Noise." Katy Perry also performed at the event, singing "Dark Horse."
Ellie Goulding, who sang her hits "Burn" and "I Need Your Love," was named Best British Female Solo Artist, while Bastille took the prize for Best British Breakthrough Act.
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Hedgehog and Rabbit are best friends even though they are very different. Hedgehog hibernates and Rabbit doesn't. In A Little Bit of Winter, Hedgehog wants to know what winter feels like. He asks his friend Rabbit to save him a little bit of winter to share in the spring, but will Rabbit remember through the long winter?
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- Updated CV
- Update personal statement with additional information describing growth since last time applying
If you applied within the last three years, with your written request, you may use your previous letters of recommendation in addition to the required new letter.
Only GRE's taken within the last 5 years are acceptable
Applicants are discouraged from reapplying unless their qualifications have significantly improved.
Post-advisement from the Coordinator of Graduate Recruitment and Admissions, Krystal Smith, is recommended. She can be reached at (315) 464-7719 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Setting up a phone appointment may be necessary.
Financial Information
All PhD students, both domestic and international, receive a competitive 12-month stipend of $22,845 and a full tuition waiver. This is a research assistantship and does not require teaching by the student.
For more information regarding stipend, tuition or program costs, please refer to: Stipends, Tuition, Fees and Financial Aid.
SUNY Upstate Medical University does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, sexual orientation, color, creed, age, national origin, disability, marital status or veteran status in the recruitment and employment of faculty or staff; in the recruitment of students, or in the operation of any programs or activities, as specified by federal and state laws and regulations. For more information contact: Office of Diversity & Inclusion, 711 Jacobsen Hall, 315 464-5234