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Sanford StadiumGeorgia Bulldogs
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East Sanford Stadium, or Sanford Stadium for short, is home to the University of Georgia in Athens NCAA Football Team, The Bulldogs. The stadium opened in 1929 with initial construction costs of only $360,000. It features a Natural Grass playing surface and has a seating capacity of 92,746, much larger than the original seating capacity of 30,000. Not including racetracks, Sanford Stadium is the 8th largest stadium in the country. In 1994 the stadium added 30 luxury suites to the stadium and then added 20 more in 2000. The stadium added an additional 5,500 seats in 2003 when they added an additional upper deck. In 2005 the stadium added a new Daktronics HD video display and several ribbon boards throughout the stadium.
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- By Gate 2 Concessions
- Sections 108 and 321
- By Gate 9 Concessions
- 600 Level by the restaurants
North Handicap Lot - Disability Permit Parking
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- Sanford Drive
Upcoming Events
- Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks at Georgia Bulldogs Event Date Time: 09/05/2015 TBA
- South Carolina Gamecocks at Georgia Bulldogs Event Date Time: 09/19/2015 TBA
- Southern Jaguars at Georgia Bulldogs Event Date Time: 09/26/2015 TBA
- Alabama Crimson Tide at Georgia Bulldogs Event Date Time: 10/03/2015 TBA
- Missouri Tigers at Georgia Bulldogs Event Date Time: 10/17/2015 TBA
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- Georgia Football news
- Join The Bulldogs For 2015 National Signing Day
- Fran Tarkenton Still Going Strong
- Bulldogs In The NFL
- Mark Richt Receives Contract Extension
- Catching Up With Former Bulldogs Donaldson and Hauss
- Georgia Football Finishes No. 9 In National Polls
- UGA Off-Season Surgeries Update
- Establishing a Lifelong Bond with the Bulldogs
- Georgia's Nick Chubb Named To FWAA Freshman All-America Team
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- All guests are subject to inspection upon entering the Stadium.
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A CRM for Mac OS X?
As an analyst here at Focus I speak with hundreds of people a month regarding their CRM projects. Though the business world is predominately uses PC's, I do run into companies that are running the Mac OS X operating system and are in need of a CRM.
Software vs. Web-Based - The Great Debate
There are several things to consider when choosing a CRM, but one of the first questions to answer is whether or not a software based solution, or a web based solution would be a better fit for your company. There have already been several articles written about the specific differences and reasoning between the two, so I'm not going to time by repeating all of them.
For a Mac user there are some key points to this argument to remember. Web based CRM's will run on any operating system without a hitch, where as software based CRM's are proprietary to the operating system that they were designed for. At the most a Mac user might have to download a different web browser as not all web based CRM's run on Safari, but most solutions will work with no problem.
Software based solutions are a different story as the bulk of CRM's available are written for the Windows operating system. At this point Mac users have a couple of options:
- Run a virtualization software like VMWare's Fusion, or Parallel's Desktop 4.0. Essentially either of these programs would allow you to run the Window's operating system along side of Mac OS X thus allowing proprietary Windows CRM's to be used.
- A few things to consider with this option is that you will have to purchase a copy of the virtualization software for every computer that you plan on installing the CRM on, along with both a CRM and Windows OS license for each user. You will also need an anti-virus solution for each computer that is running Windows as it is the Mac OS X software that is resilient to viruses, and not the hardware. To clarify: it doesn't matter what shape your computer comes in - if you are running Windows on it you will need to get some type of virus protection.
- Your second option would be to purchase a CRM software that is written for Mac OS X. There are a few different products on the market that are available thus bringing me to my next point:
What CRM Products are Available for the Mac OS X Operating System?
If you're interested in a web based solution then there a variety of products readily available. Salesforce.com, Netsuite, Landslide, Aplicor, and Sugar* are all mainstream web based CRM products that will run on a Mac. If you're interested in something that is a little more visually similar to the OS X interface then you may want to check out some of these:
- Highrise by 37 Signals ($29 - $149 per month dependent on users)
- Heap by WBP Systems ($9 for the 1st user, then 5$ per user after that)
- Elements CRM 2.0 from Ntractive* (starts at $70 per user per month).
Though the aforementioned applications are web based, they were designed with the Mac OS X user in mind, so you will see consistencies within the details of both the application and the interface of your operating system.
Now if the idea of web based products doesn't sit well with you, and neither does the thought of running a virtualization software, don't give up quite yet. There are some software developers that have created software applications to run natively on your Mac.
Account Executive by Redlien is a great starting off point. They have a solid application that is highlighted with an intuitive user interface. They offer multi-user support, and offer developer access to their back end database in order to integrate the system with existing workflows. You can also choose to network your solution thus allowing web access for remote users. They also have a new beta project that will allow customers to integrate the CRM with their website, so that you can capture customer information directly from the site. The software starts at about $130.
Daylite by Marketcircle is another popular software. They tend to be the most well known of the OS X compatible CRM's. They have the ability to integrate with existing Apple applications, but also have more focused sales and opportunity management capabilities. It can sync with iPhones, Blackberrys, and PDA's that are using Windows Mobile, as well as offering offline synchronization so that you can work wherever. There are some extra plug-ins available for purchase that will tie the system into Account Edge, Lightspeed, Money Edge, and File Maker Pro. One of the things that I like is that they boast, "industry templates," for both creative & non-creative markets. The software starts at about $189.
Relationship by Jumsoft is a very cost effective and easy to use CRM. This solution is one that I'd recommend more for smaller businesses who need something that is basic, yet gets the job done. Relationship has a lot great features within their UI that allows the user to integrate with existing Mac OS X applications like Address Book. It effectively manages contacts and calendars, and can do some light email campaigns as well. Jumsoft also boasts other business development software that is built specifically for Mac OS X. The single user license starts at $39.
Contact 5 and Up-to-Date by Now Software is the most basic of the available softwares. Essentially their software package is a calendar and contact management system that, in terms of overall functionality, is only a slight step up from Apple's iCal and Address Book applications. They do have a, "schedule," feature which allows you to manage multiple people at once and plan for large meetings, along with a, "server manager," that will manage your contact and calendar servers. This is a solid solution for people who aren't completely satisfied with the pre-installed Apple applications, but don't need any campaign automation features.
What about Sugar and Ntractive?
Glad that you asked! Earlier in the article I marked both Sugar CRM and Ntractive's Element SMB CRM with an asterisk for a specific reason in that both of these vendors provide a web based product with a little twist.
Sugar CRM is best known for being one of the strongest open source CRM's on the market. They're pretty cost effective and have a strong sales solution that welcomes end user customization. They offer their product as either a web based or software product. I found a special company called BitNami that makes installers for open source applications. The moral of the story is this: If you want to use the software version of Sugar on a Mac, you can download BitNami's Sugar CRM Installer and it will take care of all the dirty work for you.
Ntractive's Elements CRM 2.0 is different than your traditional web based CRM in that it combines a powerful web application with the convenience of having a desktop application. For the most part your information is still hosted on their servers (cloud computing), but you can download their application to your desktop thus eliminating the need to connect via a web browser. It seems to have the most robust feature set of the Mac OS X-only CRMs, and offers an application for the iPhone as well. It not only integrates with Address Book and iCal, but also with iChat, Skype, and Google Maps.
Final Thoughts
Though Macintosh computers are traditionally oriented towards the more creative markets, there are still strong business oriented applications available that can help companies thrive. The CRM tools that I have discussed will not only open up your sales and marketing efforts, but most of the time they can be combined with an accounting package & payroll solution to truly simplify your office. Generally speaking the CRM buying cycle is about 3-6 months depending on your company size and needs. Give yourself time to adequately research and fully demo a few different applications before making your decision, as you can't make an accurate decision based on online reviews.
Best of luck!
Note: All pricing, features, and other details are accurate as of the time of publication. Please contact vendors for current pricing and feature listings.
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Local air compressor com- pany Air Supreme marketing manager Shaun Botha tells Engineering News that the launch of its SolidAir SS range of air compressors is tailored for Africa's harsh working conditions. "The African continent often poses unconsidered challenges to compressor designs based on First World conditions, including the geography, climate, poor installations, working conditions, scarcity of technical skills and insufficient customer support," he says. However, Botha notes that the company has found a solution in the SS range, which will be marketed under the SolidAir brand. He states that the products under the SolidAir SS brand satisfied stringent requirements by the company's technical experts and went through a rigorous testing phase. During this phase, Air Supreme sought out demanding locations to test the product, including two industrial plants which ran 24/7 and the rigours of a training mine. "These compressors have run for more than a year in the most challenging conditions the company could find, without any unscheduled downtime," reports Botha. The SS range of air compressors uses heavy duty, cast iron motor designs, which increases motor life and provides sufficient cooling, even at altitude. The product's larger-than-average air filters and coolers result in increased protection from dust and create more efficient heat dissipation, reducing condensate and discharge temperatures. Further, the compressor has a gearless, close-coupled direct drive, which eliminates drive belt and gearbox issues. The airend design results in no unbalanced forces, which almost eliminates stresses on load-bearing components. This, in turn, reduces vibration, which extends motor and compressor bearing life and enhances reliability. The SS range has a simplified air, oil and control circuit, with a spacious layout of internal components and access panels. The spares are standardised across all models, which facilitates maintenance and reduces downtime. Air Supreme also offers a countrywide aftermarket service and support network for the SS range. The SolidAir SS air compressors range in size from 15 kW to 355 kW, which Botha believes will make a mark on the African industrial landscape. Edited by: Chanel de Bruyn
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Spatial distribution of juvenile and adult female Tanner crabs (Chionoecetes bairdi) in a glacial fjord ecosystem: Implications for recruitment processes
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- J.K. Nielsen, S.J. Taggart, T.C. Shirley, J. Mondragon
DOI: 10.1093/icesjms/fsm158
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A systematic pot survey in Glacier Bay, Alaska, was conducted to characterize the spatial distribution of juvenile and adult female Tanner crabs, and their association with depth and temperature. The information was used to infer important recruitment processes for Tanner crabs in glaciated ecosystems. High-catch areas for juvenile and adult female Tanner crabs were identified using local autocorrelation statistics. Spatial segregation by size class corresponded to features in the glacial landscape: high-catch areas for juveniles were located at the distal ends of two narrow glacial fjords, and high-catch areas for adults were located in the open waters of the central Bay. Juvenile female Tanner crabs were found at nearly all sampled depths (15-439 m) and temperatures (4-8??C), but the biggest catches were at depths <150 m where adults were scarce. Because adults may prey on or compete with juveniles, the distribution of juveniles could be influenced by the distribution of adults. Areas where adults or predators are scarce, such as glacially influenced fjords, could serve as refuges for juvenile Tanner crabs. ?? 2007 International Council for the Exploration of the Sea. Published by Oxford Journals. All rights reserved.Additional Publication Details
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Up for bids is my Kawasaki ZZR 1100 D1 model in totally original and unmolested condition. Comes with original toolkit under the seat and owners handbook, all in good condition. Finished in the purple and orange colours, which seems to be a 'love it or hate it' colour scheme! Currently showing 45,670 miles as per the picture, which may increase slightly prior to the auction end. MOT until July 2015; taxed until October 2014. I've owned the bike since 2005; only 2 former owners prior to me who I gather were friends. It has been well maintained over the years with regular oil and filter changes and is very reliable. It ticks over nicely at around 1000rpm as you can see in one of the pics with no excessive noise. The D1 model is designated as 'restricted'; you could if you wish easily drill out the carb top blanks which is the only restricting factor, but why bother on a bike that is capable of doing well in excess of 150mph as it stands? Overall the condition is excellent for a 21 year old motorcycle as you can see from the pictures. As views relating to condition may differ please come and see the bike to satisfy yourself as to its condition prior to bidding. Call me Paul on 01386-765629 to arrange an appointment. As you would anticipate with any vehicle of this age there are various age-related marks and 'issues'. Some I will specifically mention:- Fading to the r/h side tank decal as pictured. Crazing to the windscreen – a spare comes with the bike. A hairline crack in the fairing below the headlamp as pictured. A break in the plastic mounting lug of the front mudguard rear section (This has been taped up as shown in one of the pics); a common fault on ZZRs, a repainted rear section is included in the sale as pictured. As with all ZZRs the lacquer on the wheels has stripped off, and these could do with polishing which would really improve the appearance of the bike. But overall a good original example of a ZZR that has not been smashed, thrashed and trashed. As well as the additional parts already mentioned, there is a Givi rack, top box and pillion passenger pad fitted. An original Kawasaki tank protector in the orange and purple colour scheme. I believe I have a spare seat and rear plastic mudguard which will also go with the bike. The ZZR 1100 is sure to be a future classic. Incredible performance from the seemingly bulletproof engine and yet capable of achieving in excess of 60mpg. It's getting hard to find early ones in good original condition and prices are rising. This is an opportunity to acquire an original example. Ride it now and improve as you go along, or fully restore as you wish. PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:- You are bidding to buy. As stated above, I urge you to view prior to bidding to satisfy yourself as to the condition of the bike. No warranty is expressed or implied. Cash only on collection unless the full amount is paid by cleared funds prior to collection. £100 non-refundable deposit required within 24 hours of the auction end. The winning bid is the price you will pay. If you win, do not turn up and start haggling, the sale will be considered void and you will be reported to Ebay. This is an auction and will not be ended early. Collection only unless otherwise mutually agreed. Will sell worldwide, but you must arrange collection and all other shipping arrangements. |
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Tare was aware of the massive task his team faces now, but sounded positive. "In every challenge lies an opportunity. We are looking to grab this chance. There is still a lot of positivity in our camp," Tare told TOI from Baroda, where Mumbai will play their next match from Thursday.
Worryingly, the 27-year-old himself hasn't been in great form, managing just 199 runs in nine innings so far this season. "For me, the primary concern right now is that the team must win. Having said that, I have set certain standards for myself, which I haven't lived up to so far this season. However, I am confident of finding my touch again," he said. Tare was confident Yadav would still be able to produce his best. "His form has been one of the positives for us, and I hope he keeps playing like that," the skipper said.
Although Yadav had a successful time with the bat (485 runs at an average of 53.88, including two centuries) as a captain, adverse reports about his behaviour, and Mumbai's free fall this season seem to have convinced the youngster to give away the responsibility. "I don't think captaincy affected my batting. I was batting well and as freely as I have done. I was enjoying my game too.
It's just that something or the other was missing," Yadav said.
The 24-year-old termed the whole episode as a 'learning process' for him. "I'm trying to take the positives out of this. People do make mistakes and I'm willing to learn from mine," he said. Yadav felt that the incident has made him more 'determined and responsible.' "It won't stop me from scoring runs and realizing my big dream of playing for India," he stressed. Meanwhile, left-arm spinner Harmeet Singh, who was embroiled in the IPL fixing scandal in 2013 before being cleared by the BCCI, has made a return to the Mumbai side. The selectors have made three changes. Both the left-arm spinners, Iqbal Abdulla and Vishal Dabholkar have been dropped after having failed to create any impact on a turning track in Chennai.
Team: Aditya Tare (Captain), Wasim Jaffer, Suryakumar Yadav, Shreyas Iyer, Siddhesh Lad, Sufiyan Shaikh, Shardul Thakur, Nikhil Patil, Akhil Herwadkar, Shrideep Mangela, Badre Alam, Tushar Deshpande, Akshay Girap, Harmeet Singh, Balwinder Singh Sandhu.
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I had my first son when I was 18. He was posterior, which made labour long and hard, there was meconium in the waters, dilation was going up and down, and then he went in to fetal distress. He was born by emergency caesarean at 4.45 kgs. No wonder I couldn't birth him, they said.
My second son came along two years later and was booked in for a caesarean by the doctor. It was considered an 'elective' c-section, but it was certainly not what I would have elected for. The epidural failed and I felt them cutting me open, which resulted in me being knocked out. He was also 4.45 kgs. For a while after that, every time I went to sleep I relived the pain all over again.
So, again, two years later, when I found out I was pregnant with my third son, I decided to try for a VBA2C (vaginal birth after two caesarean sections). I found a midwife who was supportive, and luckily, my hospital had just changed their policy concerning mothers who wanted to try for a natural birth after c-sections.
I went to my hospital appointments and got told all the risks and the time limit they would give me for getting a c-section if I wasn't progressing. But, to me, there was no other way. He was going to come out naturally.
I thought that if I was prepared enough, and did all my homework, then it would happen, because women's bodies are made to have have babies. I thought that last time I did not try hard enough, I was young and didn't know what I was in for, but this time I'd make sure I did the walking around and would stay home for as long as possible.
Three days after my due date, labour started with very mild, irregular contractions, which took almost two days to ramp up. Finally they did, and then my waters broke. My heart sank to find that again, there was meconium in the waters.
We went to the hospital where I was put on the trace, and then an electrode was put on the baby's scalp to keep track of his heart beat. They checked to find I was only 3cms. The contractions got a lot stronger over time and I was allowed some pain relief. During the rest of the labour I was checked a few times and found I was 6cms, but come morning time I was back down to 3cms.
They decided my time was up and I was to be taken for a caesarean, and at that point because of the pain relief, and knowing they had my baby's safety as their main concern, I agreed. I opted to be knocked out straight away, due to the trauma of the last time.
When I came to I was in a lot of pain and was given a mixture of drugs to combat this. I found out baby was down in SCBU but doing fine. Three or four hours after he was born, I held my new son for the first time. They told me he was 4.3 kgs, my smallest baby, but said my pelvis seemed to be too small for my babies.
Since then, every time I hear of someone giving birth naturally, or watch a programme like One Born Every Minute, I feel like I in some way failed. I feel that my body failed my baby and by not giving birth naturally that somehow makes me less of a woman. I feel I failed by not trying hard enough, although I know there was nothing more I could do.
VBA2C was my last chance and now if I have more children, I won't have a choice in how they are born. Instead of being happy for my friends that seem to birth so easily, I'm jealous. Why can they do so easily what my body refuses to do at all?
I know I am extremely lucky to have three happy and healthy boys, and to be upset about their births seems silly as their safety is the main thing. But I know I'm always going to be wondering, what if?
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Memphis Sustainability Summit to kick off at the Botanic Garden
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The first of three sustainable energy events will be held in Memphis June 26-27 at the Memphis Botanic Garden, located at 750 Cherry Road.
The event, known as the Memphis Sustainability Summit, will provide information for local business owners, nonprofit organizations and municipalities on how they can cut expenses and implement cost-saving energy initiatives.
Amy Bunton, senior vice president of Nashville-based Pathway Lending, a company that provides financial support for sustainable energy initiatives for businesses, said the event is the first of three major events the company is working on in the state. In addition to the Memphis Summit, Pathway is also hosting the Industrial Energy Efficiency Summit in Nashville July 17-18 and the Oak Ridge National Labs Third Annual Sustainability Event Aug. 21-22 in Oak Ridge. Pathway and the state are also collaborating on 20 different workshops across the state that have been going on since February and will continue until September.
"We're going to the rural markets, but Memphis was a very important market to us and we wanted to do it on a grander scale," Bunton said.
Bunton says the events are being funded with money the Tennessee Energy Education Initiative received from federal stimulus dollars.
"They had funding available and we wanted to expand our partnership," Bunton said. "Since Memphis is one of the largest and more energy intensive communities, we wanted to do something (there). That was the genesis of it."
In addition to presentations from Memphis Mayor A C Wharton and Shelby County Mayor Mark Luttrell, the event will include keynote speakers David Rivas, facilities engineer at Mayo Clinic in Arizona; Marilyn Brown, Nobel Laureate and professor at the School of Public Policy at Georgia Institute of Technology; and Mitch Jackson, vice president of environmental affairs and sustainability at FedEx Corp.
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'Time to Blossom' conference for young women focuses on service and spiritual growth
MESA, Ariz. — With an added dose of service projects and testimony building workshops, the second annual Time to Blossom conference was a time of growth and transformation for the nearly 500 young women who participated this year.
While most 11-to-16-year-olds were filling their summer with frills and fluff, those at the two five-day conference sessions held in Mesa, Ariz., were learning how to serve and support others, while gaining self-confidence.
During this year's Time to Blossom conference, participants from Arizona, Utah, California and other states, were entertained by top artists, including Alex Boye and American Idol's Brooke White. They heard messages from popular motivational speakers, including John Bytheway and Brad Wilcox, etiquette specialist Vivian Cline and body image specialists April Price and Rachel Stewart.
"It was such a wonderful experience being at Time to Blossom. It was like being in an explosion of happiness," conference presenter, Nanci Wudel said. "The participants were so fun, so kind to one another, and so respectful and appreciative of the speakers and leaders. These young women were amazing.
"From scrapbooking, to service projects, to speakers, to spiritual presentations, it was a total package of everything that's positive and uplifting," Wudel added.
Interactive experiences, time for introspection and a successful service project helped the girls put what they were learning into practice, making it a truly life-altering event.
The service project was planned and orchestrated by Francine Waring, Sherry Pierce and Carrie Mannec, who say they were pleased with the results. The girls brought with them new toys, art supplies and small gifts, which were sorted into age-appropriate groups.
"They were extremely generous and thoughtful with the items they brought," Waring said.
The girls wrapped the gifts and decorated and filled more than 150 "Birthday Boxes," complete with a personal note inside. The finished boxes were donated to the local Child Crisis Center, where they will be given to children on their birthdays.
"The girls really seemed understand that this box may be all these kids get for their birthdays. This is it," Mannec said. "The project helped the girls see how fortunate they are, but also brought a real sense of service to them."
The Time to Blossom conferences were started by Debbie Forrest and Carla Jorgensen, both from Mesa.
"This year's event was even more exciting and successful than our first conference last year," said Forrest, who as a Brigham Young University student, was co-founder of the BYU Women's Conference.
Jorgensen, a certified life coach, said it's the organizers' desire is to strengthen every girl who attends and help them be better prepared to face today's challenges.
"The main goal of the conference is that when these girls leave, that they will truly know their worth and truly know that each of them is a special daughter of our Father in Heaven and that they would see themselves the way our Father in Heaven and the Savior see them — and that they would see others in that same way," Jorgensen said.
"We want the girls to make happiness a lifelong habit," Forrest said.
At the beginning of the conference, girls received paper blossoms and were told to write down character traits they noticed in each other.
"From the minute they arrived they were focused on positive traits about themselves and others around them," Forrest said.
In addition, each of the girls received a Time to Blossom book.
"Each night they filled their books out, reflecting on what was powerful or meaningful from each speaker," Forrest said. "They used their books to evaluate the day, what they learned and how they were going to apply that to their future self."
The organizers say the Time to Blossom conferences have exceeded expectations in the way they have touched and changed girls' lives.
Perhaps it was best said by John Bytheway's wife, Kimberly, when she was speaking to the girls on one of the last days of the second session and referred to the progress she had seen during the week: "You even look different than you did a few days ago," she said.
Additional Time to Blossom sessions are planned for next summer in Mesa and Time to Blossom will be introduced into neighboring states as well.
For details and updates, visit www.timetoblossom.com.
Cecily Markland is a freelance writer, book editor, publicist and author of "Hope: One Mile Ahead" and the children's book, "If I Made a Bug." She owns Inglestone Publishing and produces a calendar of LDS events in Arizona at www.cecilymarkland.com.
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DiscoFishIt's Fervors first birthday party at The Key!
We've come quite a long way since a friday night in the West End last May. Appearances at Pacha, hosting an arch at The Cross, our smash sunday parties 'FervorMore'. And now a year on, we celebrate at The Key!
We've brought in Bristol finest to headline for you guys....
Joined at the hip through a love of extreme partying, Deepgrove's Grayon Shipley and Lee Pattison are setting the UK alight with their incendiary four deck DJ shows and red hot productions.
It's all part of a new "four to the floor" dance sensibility which is sweeping the UK, bringing "up for it" funky chunky house grooves back to the fore.
Bristol's finest, Deepgroove have been at the forefront of this push, concentrating firmly on spreading the gospel of dirty, big room, twisted 4am moments and the use of new technology within djing to bring a punk attitude to their dancefloors. Whether it be hosting parties, rocking the big tents at festivals or through their chunky and powerful, dirty house production, they have sought to provide a focal point for musicians, djs and clubbers who like their bass booming, the lights turned down low and their music jacking.
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Also guesting are the Ninja Cowboys, now I couldnt leave these boys out of the birthday party after they've served me so well for the FervorMore parties. It also helps that they include 'Londons best DJ' Johnny Mikes (© Grimey).
Fervor wouldnt be Fervor without my residents. Im so proud of these guys. Everything is coming together for them now with gigs outside of Fervor. In case you didnt know that's Grimey, LoveChild and DiscoFish. The latter two will be going back2back as LoveFish.
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Posted by ESPN.com's Chris Low
Not a bad start for the SEC, although Mississippi State and Tennessee didn't exactly represent. The Bulldogs turned the ball over five times and lost at Louisiana Tech. The Vols looked like they were scared to win the game and dropped a 27-24 overtime decision to a depleted UCLA club. Here are the new power rankings now that everybody has played a game:
1. Florida: Georgia got a bunch of mileage out of drubbing Hawaii in the Sugar Bowl last season, so Florida deserves some, right? The Gators are beyond fast and keep coming at you with guys who can score in the blink of an eye. The secondary will be a strength this season.
2. Georgia: The Bulldogs just keep taking hits in the injury department. Defensive tackle Jeff Owens is the latest to be lost for the season. Matthew Stafford looked sharp in the season-opening rout of Georgia Southern, and this is the best group of receivers he's had. You've got to like the young talent on this team.
3. LSU: Andrew Hatch and Jarrett Lee were steady at quarterback against Appalachian State, and steady will be good enough to beat most teams on the Tigers' schedule. They're that good up front both offensively and defensively and appear to be even faster on defense this season.
4. Alabama: No team was more impressive the opening weekend than Alabama, which physically punished a then-Top 10 team in Clemson. Now, let's see the Crimson Tide sustain it. Even Alabama coach Nick Saban has warned that it was only a start. But what a start it was.
5. Auburn: The jury's still out on Auburn's quarterback situation, and it sounds like offensive coordinator Tony Franklin is going to tweak how he rotates Kodi Burns and Chris Todd. The Tigers are extremely good on defense, but they still have to prove that they can throw the ball if they're going to win the Western Division.
6. South Carolina: One game down, and The Head Ball Coach already has him another quarterback. Chris Smelley will start against Vanderbilt on Thursday night after Tommy Beecher threw three interceptions and hurt his shoulder in the opener. The Gamecocks look pretty salty on defense.
7. Ole Miss: We find out a lot more about the Rebels this coming weekend when they travel to Wake Forest. But their collection of playmakers on offense is impressive, and quarterback Jevan Snead will only get better. When they get healthy in the defensive line, this will be a team that nobody will want to face.
8. Kentucky: The roles have reversed at Kentucky. Now, it's the defense that's going to have to win games for the Wildcats while the offense holds on. Kentucky's defensive front is for real and matches up with most everybody in the league. Sophomore quarterback Mike Hartline has to continue to grow.
9. Vanderbilt: An underdog on the road, Vanderbilt got a big performance from senior quarterback Chris Nickson and hammered Miami (Ohio) 34-13 last Thursday. It's safe to say that D.J. Moore can play a little bit, too. A win this Thursday against South Carolina, and the Commodores will climb even higher.
10. Tennessee: The Vols are lucky they aren't dead last. They looked dead for much of the second half Monday after a depleted UCLA team tried to gift-wrap the game for them with four interceptions. But Tennessee went belly-up and found a way to lose in overtime. Simply, an indefensible loss for Phillip Fulmer and the program.
11. Miss. State: Anybody who knows anything about Sylvester Croom knows his team won't lie down, but carving out a second straight winning season will be tough at this rate. The Bulldogs were awful on offense in the season-opening loss at Louisiana Tech and lost one of their best defenders, linebacker Jamar Chaney, for the season with a broken leg.
12. Arkansas: The bright spot was senior quarterback Casey Dick. He saved the Hogs from an embarrassing home defeat to Western Illinois, an FCS (I-AA) school in their opener. Bobby Petrino is playing a bunch of freshmen, and it looks like the Hogs are going to take their lumps this season.
The preseason rankings: 1. Florida, 2. Georgia, 3. LSU, 4. Auburn, 5. Tennessee, 6. South Carolina, 7. Ole Miss, 8. Alabama, 9. Miss. State, 10. Kentucky, 11. Arkansas, 12. Vanderbilt
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1. USC: The 52-7 blowout win at Virginia was the most impressive win of the weekend, with the Trojans hitting all the right notes. Now, can they do that in two weeks against Ohio State?
2. Oregon: Ducks whipped Washington, 44-10, but it was the defense -- which pitched a second-half shutout -- that was the notable star.
3. Arizona State: Stanford figures to offer a more substantial test than Northern Arizona. Still, it's good news that QB Rudy Carpenter was sharp in the opener and the line only gave up one sack.
4. California: Bears went a long way toward erasing the bad taste of last year's second half slide with a quality win over Michigan State.
5. UCLA: It's tempting to bounce the Bruins higher after they beat 18th-ranked Tennessee in a thrilling season-opener, but we're going to wait until win two.
6. Arizona: How does a team that was darn near perfect in a 70-0 victory slip a notch? Play Idaho.
7. Stanford: Cardinal have dreams of a 2-0 start in the Pac-10, but a visit to Arizona State is a big test.
8. Oregon State: The Beavers will try to bounce back after losing to Stanford, but a trip to Penn State isn't the right place to try to get better.
9. Washington: Huskies looked terrible in 44-10 loss to Oregon, and BYU won't make things much easier.
10. Washington State: There's a lot of work ahead for new head coach Paul Wulff, but the Cougars might give Cal a tough challenge in Martin Stadium.
Posted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich
Maybe we should rename this the ACC Powerless ranking this week.
The combination of the top-ranked teams losing plus young, inexperienced teams handing out drubbings to programs they should beat made it tough to get a true read on who's really good in this league.
It's pretty easy, though, to tell who's not.
This week's power ranking is based almost entirely on who took care of business in Week 1. Almost.
Wake Forest: The Demon Deacons had to travel across the country and face a new coaching staff with new personnel, and they still looked like the best team in the league this past weekend. They've got all of the components in place for a second ACC title in three seasons.
Clemson: If the Tigers would have at least looked good losing (see: Michigan State vs. Cal) the loss might have been more acceptable. But this is still a good football team, and one still capable of winning its first ACC title since 1991. In order for that to happen, though, the Tigers need to stay healthy and young players need to grow up quickly -- of the 18 offensive and defensive linemen in the two-deep, Dorell Scott is the lone senior.
Georgia Tech: Yes, it was against Jacksonville State, but Paul Johnson's offense looked good, and the defense made former LSU quarterback Ryan Perrilloux look average. (Then again, so did Perrilloux and some of his teammates). If Georgia Tech can improve its kicking game, the Yellow Jackets might surprise some people. Their ACC season begins this weekend in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Miami: Another team that did what it was supposed to. We'll find out just how good the Hurricanes really are when they face Florida. Without Allen Bailey and Eric Moncur healthy, let alone its starting quarterback, Miami didn't have all of its pieces in place for the season opener and still trounced Charleston Southern. Still, nothing worth bragging about yet. We know what Jacory Harris can do (win), now it's Robert Marve's turn.
Maryland: The Terps dropped dramatically because they barely beat Delaware and don't know what's going on at quarterback. The running game, which was a question coming in, seems to have found an answer in Da'Rel Scott, and the defense played well, but until they find somebody who can consistently run the offense, it doesn't matter who is calling the plays.
Florida State: It's too early to give the Noles too much credit when they haven't played a game yet, they lost critical depth at running back, and still don't know who their starting quarterback will be. Only when Wake Forest visits Tallahassee will we be able to get a good read on what FSU is capable of this season.
Boston College: Chris Crane's numbers were rather pedestrian, but he did what he had to do to win -- manage the offense with minimal mistakes. We'll know more about the Eagles (and Georgia Tech for that matter) this weekend. It still looks like the defense will be the most dependable part of this program early on.
Virginia Tech: Sorry, Hokies, but there were too many weaknesses exposed in that game. Poor tackling, a lack of depth on the offensive line, and no Macho Harris all contributed. Sean Glennon said he played well "90 percent" of the time, but this team will need his effort for 110 percent of it if it's going to overcome the youth and inexperience on the roster.
UNC: When you have to exhale after beating McNeese State, you've got some room for improvement. Unfortunately for the Heels, they're not going to be able to depend upon 397 all-purpose yards from Brandon Tate every weekend. If these guys have any hopes of crashing the Coastal, the rest of the offense needs to wake up.
Duke: Surprise. But guess what? They won, and the two teams below them didn't. Not to mention the fact the Blue Devils have the best quarterback of the bunch and three more home games lined up.
Virginia: Not only did the Cavaliers get clobbered, but they looked bad in the process. Yes, it was against a national championship-caliber team with a quarterback who put on a performance worthy of Heisman Trophy consideration. But things like four fumbles and a missed PAT will get you beat against almost anyone.
NC State: This team has major problems and no quarterback. Period. Did you realize that the Pack has now been blanked 71-0 in its last two games? Forget NC State's depth issues. This team has starter issues.
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Griffin
What do you consider more impressive: A tight victory over a better opponent, or a blowout over a team that had no business being on the field with you in the first place?
That's the dilemma to determine whether Missouri or Oklahoma is the Big 12's best team. The determination here is it's still the Tigers, maybe by the margin of a long Jeff Wolfert field goal.
Here's my Big 12 power rankings for this week.
1. Missouri: What concerns Gary Pinkel more -- leaky pass defense or Jeremy Maclin's foot injury?
2. Oklahoma: Only Mother Nature can derail Sooners' explosive offense.
3. Texas: Lamarr Houston's suspension isn't a good sign for Longhorns' green secondary.
4. Texas Tech: Sloppy opener could be a sign that Red Raiders might be a tad overrated.
5. Kansas: Lack of a running game is the biggest concern coming out of the first game.
6. Oklahoma State: Much-improved defense will get bigger test this week against Houston.
7. Colorado: Notched five sacks vs. CSU after posting 19 in 13 games last season.
8. Nebraska: Bo Pelini still has his work cut out with a struggling pass defense.
9. Kansas State: Five-TD outing shows that Josh Freeman might be playing up to his boasts.
10. Iowa State: Fantasy football player's dream after a huge night returning interceptions.
11. Texas A&M: Aggies lose home opener for first time since 1987.
12. Baylor: Robert Griffin shows hope for future, but what about this season for rest of team?
Posted by ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg
There's minimal shuffling in the ratings after some good performances, some bad ones and some impact injuries. Beanie or no Beanie, Ohio State remains at the top and should stay there for a while, but Illinois and Michigan State missed opportunities to move up.
1. Ohio State: Sure, it was Youngstown State, but the Buckeyes were sharp on both sides of the ball. A star-studded defense didn't let the Penguins cross midfield until the game's final play, Terrelle Pryor turned in a solid debut and starting quarterback Todd Boeckman was steady.
2. Wisconsin: The Badgers are barely hanging onto this spot, mostly because of health concerns on defense. P.J. Hill and the run game looked superb against Akron, but several key defenders are banged up, which could hurt in Week 3 at Fresno State.
3. Penn State: Playmakers abound for the Nittany Lions, as overmatched Coastal Carolina found out Saturday. New starting quarterback Daryll Clark should get plenty of help from wideout Derrick Williams and a run game that produced 334 rushing yards Saturday.
4. Illinois: The Illini deserved to drop after a poor defensive performance against Missouri, but both Michigan and Michigan State lost and no one else beat a decent team. Quarterback Juice Williams did all he could against the Tigers, but a defensive line that was billed as the team's strength fell short.
5. Michigan State: How do the Spartans move up after a loss? They inspired more hope than Michigan and received excellent performances from wide receiver Mark Dell (202 receiving yards) and running back Javon Ringer (200 all-purpose yards) on the road against Cal.
6. Michigan: There's a ton of work to do on offense, and the transition at quarterback will take time to click. But the Wolverines' defense dominated Utah in the second half Saturday and should keep games close until the offense gets on track. Linebacker Obi Ezeh's play was particularly encouraging.
7. Northwestern: The Wildcats were the only Big Ten team to beat a BCS foe, though Syracuse barely qualifies anymore. Still, Northwestern received the boost it sought from a much-maligned defense, which produced a touchdown and a safety in a 30-10 victory. Running back Tyrell Sutton also looked in top form.
8. Iowa: A 4-0 start seems very possible for the Hawkeyes after Pitt's loss, and a mostly unproven group of running backs looked superb against Maine. Iowa still needs more consistency from quarterback Jake Christensen, but linebacker A.J. Edds is developing into a star and will boost a decent defense.
9. Indiana: Quarterback Kellen Lewis can take this team a long way and got off to a strong start after reclaiming his starting job in camp. Defensive end Jammie Kirlew had a nice game, but I'm still not sold on that unit until it faces a sterner test (Ball State on Sept. 20).
10. Purdue: The Boilermakers are hurt a bit by not playing, but more by the season-ending loss of running back Jaycen Taylor. With uncertainty at wide receiver, it would have helped if Curtis Painter could count on two backs instead of only Kory Sheets, who has had fumbling problems. Linebacker depth is a major concern, but an improved secondary could vault the Boilers up the list.
11. Minnesota: Kudos to the Gophers for matching last year's win total in Week 1, but they were seconds away from a home loss to Northern Illinois. The secondary remains susceptible to big plays, which won't cut it this week against Bowling Green and Tyler Sheehan.
Posted by ESPN.com's Brian Bennett
1. West Virginia: Will the Mountaineers continue to pass as much as they did against Villanova? That's the question they want other defensive coordinators to ponder.
2. South Florida: Most of the Bulls' starters only played for a half in the blowout of Tennessee Martin. They should get some more work this weekend at Central Florida.
3. Cincinnati: The Bearcats were nearly flawless in dispatching Eastern Kentucky last Thursday. They'll have to be even better than that to compete at Oklahoma on Saturday.
4. Connecticut: Perhaps it's a sign of how far the Huskies have come that they weren't happy with their 32-point win over Hofstra last week.
5. Rutgers: The defense was solid against Fresno State, but special teams and an inability to finish off drives doomed the Scarlet Knights.
6. Pittsburgh: Conservatism will be celebrated at this week's Republican convention but not in Pittsburgh, where fans are criticizing the Panthers' overly conservative play calling.
7. Syracuse: This is the kind of week it was for the Big East: Scoring 10 points and losing by 20 actually helped the Orange moved up a spot.
8. Louisville: At least the Syracuse offense scored.
Posted by ESPN.com's Graham Watson
1. BYU: Quarterback Max Hall and tight end Dennis Pitta put on a show against FCS powerhouse Northern Iowa, and with Washington up next, BYU should hold the top spot for another week.
2. Fresno State: The Bulldogs traveled 2,800 miles for an ugly win, but it should bump them into the AP Top 25.
3. East Carolina: The ECU defense is one of the best in the country and if the Pirates can slip by West Virginia, they will have a chance to go undefeated.
4. Utah: Going to the Big House and beating Michigan is no small task even if Michigan isn't the team it used to be. Utah just made the race for the BCS a little more interesting.
5. Tulsa: Got over the UAB hump and showed that its offense is still one of the best in the country even without quarterback Paul Smith.
6. Central Michigan: Although it started the season against an FCS team, Central Michigan still has one of the biggest upsides of a non-BCS team. Georgia this weekend should be an interesting test.
7. Bowling Green: Pittsburgh got a little more credit than it deserved in the preseason and Bowling Green exposed the Panthers. It also put the MAC on notice.
8. Arkansas State: Didn't see the Red Wolves in the picture but strong defense and key turnovers got them a big win over what should be a tough Texas A&M team.
9. Boise State: Even with a freshman quarterback and several new offensive players, Boise State looked downright scary in its season opener.
10. TCU: Don't look now but the Horned Frogs are sitting on top of the MWC standings and can claim that spot for the next couple of weeks.
Others receiving votes: Ball State, Nevada, Louisiana Tech, Buffalo, Temple, Southern Mississippi