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Rivalry rundown: Georgia Tech vs. Georgia
The dislike remains as strong as ever, but the rivalry has lost some of its luster since Mark Richt became Georgia's coach in 2001. The Bulldogs (9-2) are 12-1 against the Yellow Jackets (9-2) under Richt, and it will be an upset if they lose this week. Richt's tenure is full of close games, however, and it wouldn't be much of a surprise to see another hotly contested matchup between the two rivals.
ESPN football writers Matt Fortuna and David Ching break down the classic ACC-SEC rivalry below:
Key to victory for Georgia: Sure, Tech is more versatile on offense this season, but the No. 1 task in beating the Jackets is slowing down its option rushing game. Tech ranks third nationally with 327.9 rushing yards per game. Tech is better at passing -- Georgia learned that lesson the hard way last season -- but the Jackets won't bother putting the ball in the air if their running game is moving the chains and eating clock. Georgia has to keep Justin Thomas, Synjyn Days and Zach Laskey on the sidelines as long as possible.
X-factor for Georgia Tech:Georgia Tech's offense is typically capable of beating you with its arm when you least expect it, but this year's outfit can do some serious damage in the passing game. Thomas has surprised everyone under center, and a big key to that has been his favorite target: DeAndre Smelter, a 6-foot-3, 222-pounder who is second in the ACC in yards per catch (21.0).
X-Factor for Georgia: It's not only on the defensive front to slow down Tech's running game and keep the Jackets' offense on the sidelines. If the Bulldogs' offensive line gives freshman sensation Nick Chubb (161 carries, 1,152 yards, 11 TDs) room to run and quarterback Hutson Mason can put together some long scoring drives, that would be another way to neutralize what Tech does best.
Fortuna's favorite moment from the rivalry:It's not every day you lose the passing game battle by a 407-19 margin and still win, but that's exactly what happened to Georgia Tech in its 2008 trip to Sanford Stadium. The Jackets beat Matthew Stafford, the No. 1 pick in the following spring's NFL Draft, 45-42 behind 409 yards on the ground. It was coach Paul Johnson's first game in the rivalry, and his team came back from 16 down at the half to pull off the upset and break a seven-game losing streak in the series. It is Georgia Tech's only win in the rivalry in the last 13 years.
Ching's favorite moment from the rivalry: I covered this game nine times and there were plenty of memorable moments on the field: Tony Taylor, Paul Oliver and Mohamed Massaquoi's heroics in Georgia's 2006 comeback win; the "We Run This State" game where Georgia backs Caleb King and Washaun Ealey combined for 349 rushing yards in 2009; a wild 2010 contest that Georgia eventually won 42-34; last year's double-overtime classic where Tech broke out to a 20-0 lead and the Bulldogs rallied back to win 41-34. But the moment I remember most probably also came in the 2008 game. It was when beloved radio announcer Larry Munson -- who had retired earlier that season -- made his final appearance at Sanford Stadium and Georgia's fans chanted the 86-year-old legend's name during an in-game ceremony honoring his four decades as the Bulldogs' play-by-play man. It was cool to see the fans show their appreciation to a man who had enriched their lives for so many years.
Weekend recruiting wrap: SEC
Planning for success: Georgia Tech
Georgia Tech's Paul Johnson and Georgia's Mark Richt are going to run the football, eat up clock and shorten the game. The result could be one of the quickest games this season, and the Yellow Jackets (second quickest) and Bulldogs (16th) average some of the shortest games in the country among Power 5 schools.
The No. 18 Yellow Jackets rank fourth in the country in average rushes per game with 54.6 attempts. The 10th-ranked Bulldogs average 42.1 attempts per game, which is the most a Georgia team has averaged since the turn of the century.
Georgia Tech has been predicated on the run since Johnson took over as coach, but the Bulldogs are not as balanced as they have been in previous seasons with first-year starter Hutson Mason, who is more limited as a passer than recent predecessors Aaron Murray and Matthew Stafford. The Bulldogs have thrown 270 passes compared to 463 rushing attempts this season.
Defense has been an issue much of the season in Atlanta, but it seems as if defensive coordinator Ted Roof has at least partially shored up Georgia Tech's unit. Through the team's first eight games, it allowed opponents to rush for 189 yards or more five times. In the last three games, opponents are averaging a little more than 100 rushing yards.
The rush defense will face one of its biggest tests of the season Saturday despite the Bulldogs losing Todd Gurley to a torn ACL. True freshman Nick Chubb has filled in admirably for Gurley, averaging 155 rushing yards per game over his last six games.
"Chubb's a fantastic back," Roof told reporters. "They've got a lot of fantastic backs. We know they're going to be extremely talented and extremely explosive."
Stopping Chubb is only half of the equation for the Yellow Jackets. They also need to be able to run the ball effectively, win on third down and control time of possession. Georgia Tech has been able to do that much of the season, and Georgia is middle of the pack in rush defense (and so is Georgia Tech). Quarterback Justin Thomas is a capable passer, but an ideal game plan would look similar to the one used against Miami: 65 rushes, 9 of 14 on third downs, and nearly 41 minutes of possession.
A stat line such as that would almost certainly give Georgia Tech its 10th win of the season, a plateau few saw the Yellow Jackets reaching. However, beating Georgia will mean more than getting to double-digit wins.
Although Johnson has silenced several local critics and is a coach of the year candidate, the naysayers will return if he loses to Georgia. Johnson has not defeated the Bulldogs since 2008, his inaugural season in Atlanta.
"It's a big game," Johnson told reporters. "Our fans definitely want to win the game. I think everybody involved wants to win. It's a rival game. I tend to try to stay away from saying one game defines a program in a season. To this point we've had a really nice season. Probably better than most of you guys expected or thought we were going to have. And it would be the icing on the cake if we could find a way to go to Athens and win a game."
National links: Calm before the storm
Unless, that is, you're into watching the single-game FBS rushing record fall for the second straight Saturday. (So who breaks it this week?) Yes, last week was dull, unless, of course, you're into Florida State's weekly high-wire act, re-awakenings at Arkansas and Minnesota or UCLA's continued stranglehold on Los Angeles.
My point is, the latest set of games didn't significantly impact the College Football Playoff picture -- at least in comparison to the past few weeks. Barring some craziness at the selection-committee table, the top four on Tuesday night is going to look no different than last week's edition.
But Week 13 was simply the calm before the storm. Not so sure? Check out first nine paragraphs Gene Wojciechowski's BMOC column. The rocky road to Dec. 9 is enough to make a fan of any playoff contender choke on his or her turkey dinner.
And it starts in two days.
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SEC morning links
2. The Egg Bowl might not be the Iron Bowl, but there are more than just bragging rights on the line when Mississippi State and Ole Miss square off this Saturday. For the Bulldogs, it will have a direct effect on their playoff aspirations. They not only have to win but win big in order to impress the committee and try and hang on to a spot in the top four. Ole Miss did them no favors this past week with a 30-0 loss to Arkansas. It didn't help that quarterback Bo Wallace sprained his ankle in the first half and never looked like himself after that. But a sprained ankle won't keep Wallace away from Saturday's game, not in his final home game. He's going to give his best Dak Prescott impersonation and play even if he's not 100 percent. It worked out OK for Prescott in last year's Egg Bowl.
3. The season is nearing the end which means it's time to hand out awards and All-American honors. ESPN Insiders Mel Kiper Jr. and Todd McShay got a jump start Monday, putting out their NFL prospect All-America team . Basically, it's a look at what the All-America team would like if voted on by NFL scouts. The team included 10 players from the SEC, more than any other conference. Obvious names like Amari Cooper and Shane Ray were on there, but so were names like Todd Gurley, despite his recent injury, and Alabama fullback Jalston Fowler even though he has just seven carries on the season. Prescott was not on there (because of some quarterback named Marcus Mariota), and both Kiper and McShay agreed on Twitter that it would benefit the Mississippi State quarterback to come back next year.
Around the SEC
- From leveled to paving the way: OL David Andrews is leaving his mark at Georgia.
- "The Catch" by Odell Beckham Jr. reverberated around the LSU campus Monday.
- South Carolina WR Shaq Roland was poised for a breakout season. What went wrong?
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Playoff scenarios for every contender
There's only one week left in the regular season before the conference championship games begin (everywhere but the Big 12, that is). That leaves two more auditions for teams to make their final impressions on the 12 members of the College Football Playoff selection committee.
A handful of teams can control their playoff hopes, but more often than not, the teams on the bubble could use a little help down the stretch. The good news? There's still time. Here's a playoff road map to help illustrate how the leading candidates can get there in the final two weeks:
1. Alabama
• What the Tide controls: If Alabama beats Auburn in the Iron Bowl, it wins the SEC West and is one step closer to the playoff. Win the SEC and they're in.
• Where they need help: If Mississippi State loses to Ole Miss in the Egg Bowl, Alabama will clinch the division regardless of what happens in the Iron Bowl.
2. Oregon
• What the Ducks control: They've already clinched the Pac-12 North Division, earning a spot in the conference title game. All Oregon has to do is avoid an upset in the regular-season finale against Oregon State -- a 5-6 team that somehow found a way to upset then-No. 6 Arizona State.
Stakes even higher in ACC-SEC rivalry weekend
Well, yes. Because the results carry even more significance now that we are in in the College Football Playoff era. Just look at the way the ACC has been dismissed as a conference. Unbeaten Florida State is ranked behind two one-loss teams in the only rankings that matter -- as much an indictment about the Seminoles' close wins as it is about the perception of the ACC as a whole.
While it has been convenient for many to dismiss what Florida State has accomplished, it has been just as convenient to dismiss the accomplishments of No. 18 Georgia Tech, No. 22 Louisville and No. 24 Clemson. But it may be less difficult to do so if all four teams come through and all win this weekend.
The last time Florida State, Georgia Tech and Clemson swept their SEC rivals was in 2000. The last time they posted a winning record against them was in 2008, when Georgia Tech and Clemson came out victorious. That also happens to be the last time both teams won their SEC rivalry game.
This might be their best shot at a sweep in years. With Kentucky-Louisville now added into the mix, the Cards, Florida State and Clemson are favored to win. All three are at home; all three are the only teams ranked in the matchup. Georgia Tech is the only underdog, though the Jackets go into their game off a bye, with a four-game winning streak under their belts.
To take it one step further, the FPI game projections show:
- Florida State with a predicted 73 percent win percentage over Florida.
- Louisville with a predicted 77 percent win percentage over Kentucky.
- Clemson with a predicted 62.5 percent win percentage over South Carolina.
- Georgia with a predicted 80 percent win percentage over Georgia Tech.
"Winning would help the league a lot but it's going to be how does the media portray it?" Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson said. "When I was here in '08, my first year, we beat Georgia and Clemson beat South Carolina … but nobody said much about it. It was like, 'Oh.' Now the next year when they beat us, it was a big deal so would it help the league? Sure. Anytime we can go head to head with the SEC and win a game it helps the league."
Johnson brings up an excellent point. Will a potential sweep be diminished in value because they are all against SEC East teams? Georgia is the only ranked SEC squad in the group. Florida and South Carolina have been disappointments; Kentucky is not bowl eligible. Georgia is the only school among the four with a winning record in SEC play.
So the East is not even close to its counterparts in the West, creating a no-win situation. If the ACC does well in these games, people may not dish out as much credit as they should. If the ACC winds up with a losing record, get ready for more finger pointing and laughter.
If we are looking a little closer at the matchups, there are two teams that cannot afford to lose: Florida State and Clemson. If Florida pulls the upset, Florida State will be out of the College Football Playoff, the worst result imaginable for a league that only has the Noles in the mix.
The stakes are high for Dabo Swinney and Clemson, too. After beating South Carolina as interim coach in 2008, he has gone 0-5. For the first time since 2009, Clemson will be the only ranked team in the matchup. Clemson has the No. 1 defense in the nation; South Carolina has the No. 87 defense in the nation. While Deshaun Watson's status remains up in the air, the feeling is that Clemson simply cannot afford to lose this game again, not when it has so many obvious advantages.
"The last five years, we've had 15 turnovers and they've had three," Swinney said. "That affects everything. That affects your plays per game, it affects your time of possession, it affects the way things are called, field position, on and on and on and on. That's definitely something we have to get changed for us to have a chance to win the game. There's no doubt about it."
Georgia Tech also has lost five straight to Georgia, and 12 of the last 13. Last season, the Jackets blew an early 20-0 lead and lost 41-34 in double overtime. Todd Gurley scored both overtime touchdowns for the Bulldogs. He won't play Saturday.
While Georgia Tech has a Top 25 ranking and spot in the ACC championship game, a win over Georgia would only add to an already stellar season.
"The atmosphere is different about this week because it's a must-win game," Georgia Tech safety Jamal Golden said. "You don't want to give them bragging rights for the next 365 days. You just have to hear it over and over again that you can't beat them. It's one of those games you look forward to playing."
It's one of those games that has to fall in the ACC win column this year.
SEC has been entertaining in 2014
We saw the state of Mississippi take over the state of Alabama in one weekend. We saw the rise of Bulldogs and the fall of Gators. The West was wild and the East was,well, there.
There's SEC bias everywhere and still a chance for two SEC teams to make it into the inaugural College Football Playoff.
The SEC had two legitimate Heisman Trophy candidates in Dak Prescott and Amari Cooper, who both still have at least another weekend to impress everyone.
The league started the season with seven teams ranked in the AP Poll. Six are ranked in the AP Poll now, and Alabama and Mississippi State are ranked in the top four of the College Football Playoff Rankings. Both are also still in the running for the SEC West title.
From top to bottom, this league has been way more competitive than usual. Just think about this for a second: The West will be decided by the Iron Bowl and the Egg Bowl. The Iron Bowl made plenty of sense at the beginning of the year because you had the defending SEC champs in Auburn returning just about everyone, while Alabama was Alabama.
But the Egg Bowl? Mississippi State and Ole Miss? Sure, these two teams had the personnel to compete in the West, but to have the Egg Bowl actually mean something when you think of Atlanta is great for the league. Both serious playoff aspirations, and now Ole Miss is set up to play major spoiler for the Bulldogs.
Arkansas is relevant again. Bret Bielema's Hogs are rejuvenated and dangerous. After losing 17 straight SEC games, Arkansas has now won two straight by a combined 47-0. Those wins came against LSU and Ole Miss, both ranked. And Ole Miss was still in line for a spot in Atlanta and maybe a trip to the playoff, but the Hogs saw to it that Ole Miss' special run ended in a 30-0 romp.
Texas A&M fooled us with that commanding opening victory, but then it suffered three straight SEC losses before beating Auburn, who at the time was playing like one of the nation's best teams. LSU has a slew of young talent and beat Ole Miss before taking Alabama to overtime. Just wait until next year ...
The East hasn't exactly wowed anyone all year, but with things so even, the race to Atlanta has been a fun one to follow. Georgia -- clearly the most talented team on that side of the division -- might not even make it to the title game because of losses to South Carolina and Florida, who have combined to lose nine SEC games. Those pesky Missouri Tigers are now a win away from back-to-back Atlanta trips. The team that barely had an offensive pulse for most of the SEC season just doesn't know how to lose anymore. Remember when it was embarrassed by a bad Indiana team at home and then got trounced 34-0 at home to Georgia? Well, Missouri is 5-0 since.
Mizzou isn't as good as it was last year, but that doesn't matter one bit. The defense has been outstanding in SEC play, allowing just 302.6 yards and 19.9 points per game in seven league games. With the defense being so good, Maty Mauk's inconsistent play at quarterback gets considerably overshadowed. The defense turned it up 10 notches, thanks in large part by ends Shane Ray and Markus Golden, who have combined for 22 sacks and 33.5 tackles for loss.
Mizzou ain't pretty, but it's winning. Deal with it.
South Carolina was supposed to win the East, but owns the division's worst defense and loved blowing fourth-quarter leads. Then, the Gamecocks somehow beat a slightly surging Florida team in comeback fashion that cost Will Muschamp his job.
Kentucky's offense had bite during a 5-1 start, but after five straight losses, it's pumpkin time for the Wildcats. Tennessee has been so up-and-down, but the emergence of quarterback Joshua Dobbs at least makes the offense watchable. Florida had a rain out, a couple of bad blowouts, two quarterbacks, nearly three overtime games, plenty of heartache and blew out Georgia.
Go figure.
The SEC has been a blast. It hasn't always been great, and there's no dominant team, but there's been plenty of fun drama along the way ... and two weekends still remain.
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The Gators got some good news on that front when they learned that quarterback Treon Harris, who injured his knee Saturday against Eastern Kentucky, should be able to practice this week and start against the Seminoles.
FSU might not be the juggernaut it was last season, but not much has been able to slow down the Seminoles. Not even the game officials.
Beating FSU would be a poetic ending for Will Muschamp in his final season as Florida's head coach, who had to work to keep the team together after the news broke that he will not return in 2015.
Razorbacks playing spoiler: Bret Bielema's Arkansas Razorbacks are suddenly the darlings of the SEC following back-to-back shutouts against LSU and Ole Miss that ended a two-year conference losing streak. Some are already discussing the Hogs as potential SEC contenders in 2015, but they still have work to do this season. They could play spoiler again with a win this weekend at Missouri. The Tigers must win to represent the SEC East in the conference championship game. Otherwise Georgia will be the Eastern Division team in Atlanta. Missouri believes it has come into its own in the second half of the season, and it's hard to argue with a team that's riding a five-game winning streak. In fact, the Tigers seem to be handling the underdog role fairly well.
Rocky road for Auburn: Coordinators Rhett Lashlee and Ellis Johnson made their weekly visits with reporters on Sunday night and acknowledged they'll have their work cut out when Auburn visits No. 1 Alabama on Saturday. For one thing, they're not entirely sure whether all of their most valuable personnel will be available. Johnson said that team sack leader DaVonte Lambert probably will not play after suffering a leg injury against Samford over the weekend. On the offensive side, Lashlee said Duke Williams is still day to day, but he's optimistic that the star receiver will be able to play. On a separate note, Lashlee said he had a laugh afterward over Samford -- where he coached in 2011 -- using play-calling placards that featured pictures of him in Saturday's game.
Around the SEC:
" Oxford, Mississippi, is bracing for a massive crowd for Saturday's Ole Miss-Mississippi State game -- a matchup that could be the most pivotal game in Egg Bowl history.
" The Baton Rouge Advocate's Ross Dellenger examines LSU's issues at quarterback and the parallels between this season and 2008, Les Miles' least successful season as the Tigers' coach to this point.
" Looking toward the future, a number of young reserves got a chance to shine in Alabama's win against Western Carolina on Saturday.
" Arkansas coach Bielema said running back Korliss Marshall will likely not return to the Razorbacks' program.
" By the numbers, rivals Georgia and Georgia Tech appear to be closely matched.
Tweet of the day
One of my favorites the last few weeks. Love this guy and respect the beard. Jumped into Missouri prep today #WoooPig pic.twitter.com/0poLMuX4J7— Bret Bielema (@BretBielema) November 24, 2014
SEC Power Rankings: Week 13
Edward Aschoff, David Ching, Sam Khan Jr., Greg Ostendorf and Alex Scarborough contributed to these rankings.
SEC plays of the week: Week 13
Vols' fake field goal
When Tennessee lined up for a 48-yard field goal against Missouri on Saturday, the Tigers clearly didn't expect a fake. But that's exactly what the Volunteers threw at them, with holder Patrick Ashford raising up to hit wide-open Alex Ellis down the middle of the field. The 31-yard touchdown pass gave the Vols a 10-7 lead with 11:14 left in the second quarter.
Holmes' strip, fumble recovery TD
Mississippi State scored in all kinds of ways against Vanderbilt, but perhaps the Bulldogs' most exciting touchdown came from its defense. Linebacker Christian Holmes tracked down spinning Vandy receiver Latevius Rayford in a crowd at midfield and stripped the ball from the Commodores receiver's hands. Holmes then picked up the fumble and raced down the sideline, diving into the end zone for a touchdown that put the Bulldogs up 20-0 in the second quarter.
Conley's diving touchdown catch
Georgia's 55-9 win over Charleston Southern didn't include much drama, but it had plenty of moments that belonged on a highlight reel. The prettiest play came in the second quarter when quarterback Hutson Mason launched a pass down the middle to senior receiver Chris Conley, who layed out to make a diving 23-yard touchdown grab in the back of the end zone. Conley's acrobatic catch gave the Bulldogs a 38-0 lead with 4:18 left before halftime.
South Carolina trickery
South Carolina got off to a slow start against South Alabama, but the Gamecocks essentially iced their win over the Jaguars by resorting to some trickery. Wide receiver Pharoh Cooper took a direct snap, with quarterback Dylan Thompson lined up outside to his right. When Cooper rolled right, Thompson's defender ran Cooper's way and left Thompson alone in the end zone to make a 7-yard touchdown reception that put South Carolina ahead 30-9 early in the fourth quarter.
Gaines goes the distance
Ole Miss was still trying to hang around against Arkansas when the Rebels drove close to the Razorbacks' goal line late in the third quarter. But Arkansas safety Rohan Gaines jumped in front of a floating Bo Wallace pass at the goal line for an interception, then zig-zagged his way down the sideline for a 100-yard interception return for a touchdown that put the Hogs up 27-0 and all but secured their second straight SEC win.
Playoff Forecast: Can Baylor jump?
With only two weeks remaining until the playoff committee's final rankings, contenders are running out of chances to win their way into the four-team field.
Although it's not a prediction of the committee's top 25, the Playoff Forecast will use the ESPN Football Power Index and human logic (i.e., the eye test) to determine which teams are best positioned when the committee announces the playoff teams on Dec. 7. These rankings take into account perceived team strength (including injuries), remaining schedule difficulty (including prospective conference championship games) and the current selection committee rankings.
1. Oregon Ducks
FPI's chance of winning out: 59.9 percent
FPI's chance of winning the conference: 66.6 percent
Although Oregon has no more home games, I feel slightly better about its chance to win out than the other two teams that seem to control their playoff destinies (Florida State and Alabama). The Ducks are at Oregon State this week, and their likely Pac-12 title game opponent is UCLA, whom they dominated at the Rose Bowl on Oct. 11. But the Bruins have played much better of late and could pose a threat to Oregon if they can first clinch the South with a win over Stanford on Friday. FPI gives the Ducks a 64 percent chance to win if they play UCLA again.
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SEC helmet stickers: Week 13
Nick Chubb, Georgia: The freshman only carried the football in the first half on Saturday, but that's all the Bulldogs needed in their 55-9 win over Charleston Southern. Chubb had nine carries for 113 yards and two touchdowns, averaging 12.6 yards per carry. It is Chubb's sixth consecutive game of more than 100 rushing yards and despite backing up Todd Gurley the first half of the season, he is second in the SEC in rushing yards (1,039) to only Auburn's Cameron Artis-Payne (1,276). Only Gurley (7.4 yards per carry) averaged more yards per tote than Chubb has this season (6.8).
Jeff Driskel, Florida: The junior has had more than his fair share of struggles in Gainesville but capped off Florida's home schedule with a nice performance coming off the bench to relieve Treon Harris, who left with a bruised knee. Driskel scored four touchdowns (three passing, one rushing) and was 9-of-11 passing for 164 yards in the Gators' 52-3 win over Eastern Kentucky. The victory clinched bowl eligibility for Florida.
Markus Golden, Missouri: The senior defensive end said last week that he's 100 percent healthy after playing through a nagging hamstring injury that bothered him for weeks, and it shows. He picked up two sacks, 2.5 tackles for loss, six total tackles, recovered a fumble and had two quarterback hurries in Missouri's 29-21 win over Tennessee. Golden has four sacks in his last two games and 7.5 for the season. He showed relentless effort, not just in rushing the passer, but pursuing tackles well downfield away from his customary defensive end spot.
Skai Moore, South Carolina: Moore tied for the team-lead with nine tackles and had two interceptions for the Gamecocks on Saturday in their 37-12 win over South Alabama. Moore returned his two interceptions for a combined 71 yards. The effort was part of a five-turnover performance for the South Carolina defense, the first time the Gamecocks have posted that many in a game since last November, when they had six vs. Clemson.
Martrell Spaight, Arkansas: The entire Arkansas defense was great in its 30-0 shutout win over Ole Miss, but the senior linebacker was at the heart of the effort. He had a team-high 11 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one pass breakup and one quarterback hurry. Spaight was hitting hard and was all over the place in the Razorbacks' win, which was their second straight shutout and made them bowl-eligible.
Saturday's top plays in the SEC
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Dec 22, 2010 8:00 AM
Awww, look at the cute little jigger-wigger! Sorry, items in wee form seem to elicit a strange response from us. The sweet little Arta Jigger ($10) is cute, functional, affordable and stocking-stuffer-rific. We'll take five!... [More]
Dec 21, 2010 9:35 AM
We find it helpful to keep reminders of our personal goals visible, which is why these Places to Go Tin Coasters ($11) are scattered about. Every time we set a drink down we think, "let's make plans to travel the world!" See more coasters.... [More]
Dec 20, 2010 9:20 AM
Oh sure, this 5 megapixel auto focus digital camera takes a good photo, but let's face it - what we really like about the Rolleiflex 24611 MiniDigi AF 5.0 Camera ($280) is how retro-looking it is. In a world of credit card-sized digital cameras, we... [More]
Dec 19, 2010 9:21 AM
We're not sure if this one fascinates or frightens us, so we thought we'd show you and let you make up your own mind. The Video Spy Pen ($80) is the size of a regular pen (in fact, it can be used as a regular... [More]
Dec 14, 2010 8:45 AM
Don't you hate when you can't get the very last bit of toothpaste out of your tube? We do too, but we've found the perfect solution...rather tool. The Tube Wringer ($22) squeezes up to 35% more out of your household supplies. Now you can squeeze... [More]
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Dec 8, 2010 11:55 AM
Recycling old newspapers AND saving on the cost of wood... the idea seems almost TOO novel. The Newspaper Log Roller ($40) helps you keep fuel costs low by turning old newspapers into tightly rolled "logs" for the fireplace. They burn long and hot, and the... [More]
Dec 7, 2010 8:56 AM
We were thinking of our friend Abbie from San Francisco when we found this Crosley Hot Pink 1950s Pay Phone ($90). Abbie has this amazing tendency to pepper her very modern home with spicy little nostalgic pieces in a way that makes perfect design sense.... [More]
Dec 5, 2010 9:35 AM
We never tire of random household gadgets, and certainly not when they take the form of random animals. The Alligetter™ Garbage Disposal Retriever ($20) saves your hands from diving into the depths of the disposal. An LED light leads the way to your fallen treasures... [More]
Dec 3, 2010 10:20 AM
Chestnuts roasting on an open fire, Jack Frost nipping on your nose, Yuletide carols being sung by a choir, And folks dressed up like Eskimos. We're attempting to create these old time feelings with the Italian Chestnut Roaster ($179). It's working like a charm! P.S.... [More]
Dec 1, 2010 11:54 AM
For all those mornings you've felt like shooting your alarm clock, we are here to make your dreams reality. The Bandai Gun O'clock Alarm Clock ($90) can only be turned off by aiming at the targeting and shooting at least 3 times. If target practice... [More]
Dec 1, 2010 9:47 AM
Tivoli Audio Hi-Fi System ($1200) is so classy and smooth, it can hardly be any old piece of sound machinery. The ultimate in high fidelity, this tabletop music system includes a slot-loading CD player, iPod capabilities, AM/FM radio, built-in powered subwoofer and amplifier, and digital... [More]
Nov 26, 2010 10:53 AM
How great would it be to have the Bullshit Button ($10) at your desk? This Bullshit Button allows you to call bullshit whenever you see it...rather hear it. The wailing siren will alert others that nonsense is in the neighborhood. BEEP...BEEP...BEEP.....BEEEEEEP!... [More]
Nov 12, 2010 11:46 AM
The Pink Leather Personalized Koozie ($20) is designed to keep your favorite canned bev cold and keep your hands insulated, while monogramming lets the world know - it's yours! The pink leather finish and silver-steel trim are quite cute, but on a koozie? We're on... [More]
Nov 12, 2010 9:27 AM
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Nov 10, 2010 8:16 AM
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Nov 6, 2010 9:03 AM
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Nov 5, 2010 9:48 AM
We don't think the Vintage Brass Hourglasses ($249-299) are Portkeys or Time-turners, but they are wickedly cool. Standing in an antiqued brass metal frame, the sands are housed in gorgeous mouth-blown glass. Position these next to your HP Countdown Calendar and watch as time runs... [More]
Nov 1, 2010 10:30 AM
If you haven't seen one of these, take a look. You know how you're always digging at the bottom of your bag (that seems to grow exponentially each time you lose something within its dark interior), looking for your car keys? Finders Key Purse ($8)... [More]
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Oct 19, 2010 8:56 AM
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Looking over the vast open plains of eastern Colorado, western Kansas and southwestern Nebraska, where one can travel miles without seeing a town or even a house, it is hard to imagine the crowded lan…
Looking over the vast open plains of eastern Colorado, western Kansas and southwestern Nebraska, where one can travel miles without seeing a town or even a house, it is hard to imagine the crowded landscape of the last decades of the 19th century. In those days farmers, speculators, and town builders flooded the region, believing that rain would follow the plow and that the "Rainbelt" would become their agricultural Eden. It took a mere decade for drought and economic turmoil to drive these dreaming thousands from the land, turning farmland back to rangeland and reducing settlements to ghost towns.
David J. Wishart's The Last Days of the Rainbelt is the sobering tale of the rapid rise and decline of the settlement of the western Great Plains. History finds its voice in interviews with elderly residents of the region by Civil Works Administration employees in 1933 and 1934. Evidence similarly emerges from land records, climate reports, census records and diaries, as Wishart deftly tracks the expansion of westward settlement across the central plains and into the Rainbelt. Through an examination of migration patterns, land laws, town-building, and agricultural practices, Wishart re-creates the often-difficult life of settlers in a semiarid region who undertook the daunting task of adapting to a new environment. His book brings this era of American settlement and failure on the western Great Plains fully into the scope of historical memory.
The Fordson Major tractor was produced in large numbers at Ford's Dagenham factory in the United Kingdom from 1951 until 1964, and was exported across the world, including to the United States (where …
The Fordson Major tractor was produced in large numbers at Ford's Dagenham factory in the United Kingdom from 1951 until 1964, and was exported across the world, including to the United States (where it was called the Ford 5000 diesel). Produced with gas, diesel and kerosene-burning engines, the E1A was the subject of continuous development during its life and was a huge success. Many examples of the E1A can still be found at work on farms today, 50 years after the first models entered production. This extensively illustrated book provides a unique insight into this classic tractor.
For more than 25 years, the Coolspring Power Museum in Coolspring, Pa., has been recognized as housing the world's finest collection of early and historically significant internal combustion engines. Designated a Mechanical Engineering Heritage Collection by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the museum boasts a collection of more than 250 engines in 20 buildings, 40 of which are profiled here in a museum overview in Coolspring: Discovering America's Finest Antique Engine Museum and the Coolspring Museum DVD.
If you've visited the museum before, you'll appreciate the unique selection of engines profiled here. And, if you've never had the opportunity to visit Coolspring personally, you'll simply be amazed to discover the incredible selection of historically important and technically fascinating engines preserved for engine lovers everywhere in the most amazing museum of its kind.
Engines profiled include:
A price guide is only as helpful as its prices are current. With this in mind, the fourth edition of Herbert Kean's A Price Guide to Antique Tools takes its prices from the latest live and Internet au…
A price guide is only as helpful as its prices are current. With this in mind, the fourth edition of Herbert Kean's A Price Guide to Antique Tools takes its prices from the latest live and Internet auctions as well as private sales. Like previous editions, the guide includes more than 12,000 prices (individual and chart combinations) that represent extraordinary tools, as well as those found in flea markets.
There is an explanation for each tool group that allows the reader to judge the condition of a tool (the most critical of all factors when determining price). A chapter on American wooden planes covers more than 400 makers, each graded with a single value number … a system that is at the same time simple and comprehensive.
To help even more, almost every tool is illustrated with a photograph or line drawing. The section on Internet prices explains the mechanisms of electronic auctions and gives tips for successful bidding. If you have ever wished that you could consult with an expert before investing in a tool, this is the book for you. It puts at your fingertips the knowledge and expertise of noted tool collector and dealer Herb Kean, both in determining current prices and in evaluating condition.
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Bring tasty, old-fashioned comfort food to…
Bring tasty, old-fashioned comfort food to your table at every meal
with the Comfort Food Cookbook, a collection of more than 230 recipes from the archives of long-running country lifestyle magazine Grit.
Home cooks from all over the United States have contributed their best recipes to this collection—cooks who grew up on the farm, eating waffles after chopping firewood and picking the peaches that filled that evening's pie, and cooks with vivid memories of Mom's chicken and dumplings and Dad's bachelor casserole. Open up the Comfort Food Cookbook and discover how easy it is to make delicious comfort food with a few wholesome ingredients.
Urban farmers, foodies and cooking enthusiasts of all ages are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to food preservation. For those wanting to preserve garden-fresh vegetables at home, Ca…
Urban farmers, foodies and cooking enthusiasts of all ages are taking matters into their own hands when it comes to food preservation. For those wanting to preserve garden-fresh vegetables at home, Canning, Pickling and Freezing with Irma Harding offers modern techniques and tasty recipes from heartland farms.
In Canning, Pickling and Freezing with Irma Harding, writer Marilyn McCray leads readers through step-by-step techniques for preserving fresh foods and offers great tips for preparing tasty recipes provided by food artisans, chefs and farms from across the country. The book not only explains canning, pickling and freezing, but goes further to cover smoking and curing of fresh fruits, vegetables and meats as well.
Readers are guided through the book by Irma Harding, a fictional spokesperson for appliances produced by International Harvester during the 1950s. The book features vintage art and photographs of Irma back in the day, as well as a brief history of Irma and her ever-so-collectible vintage appliances and memorabilia. Most important, this cookbook is packaged with timeless step-by-step techniques and tasty, interesting recipes.
Own all five of Farm Collector Special Collector's Edition guides in one special set. Discover more than 20 stories of old iron collectors hunting, finding and recovering long-lost steamers, engines o…
Own all five of Farm Collector Special Collector's Edition guides in one special set. Discover more than 20 stories of old iron collectors hunting, finding and recovering long-lost steamers, engines or tractors in Great Finds: Tales of Hunting Old Iron. Try to identify 14 unique farm tools with Field Guide to Mystery Farm Tools. Or, test your knowledge and identify more than 160 mystery tools in Field Guide to Mystery Farm Tools, Vol. 2. Read more than 35 of Sam Moore's "Let's Talk Rusty Iron" articles in Harvesting Heritage: 150 Years on the American Farm. Or admire the machines that made International Harvester famous in IHC Heritage.
Field Guide to Mystery Farm Tools, Vol. 2
We've all seen at least one in our lifetime. That rusty, worn-looking antique tool that we can't quite figure out: What does it do? Why was it made? What is it even called? This new edition includes more than 160 tools that have been identified and includes a small paragraph explaining what the tool was used for! You'll read how to identify tools yourself using patents, online collector resources, and books and publications for collectors.
Great Finds: Tales of Hunting Old Iron
This guide is filled with great stories and pictures of finds, rescues and rebuilds of collector tractors, engines, steamers and more. From a rare Allis-Chalmers 6-12 tractor cut out of a hedgerow in Texas to a Case steamer pulled from a Kansas river and a huge Stickney gas engine pulled from a watery grave in Idaho, Great Finds: Tales of Hunting Old Iron, shares two dozen stories of tractors and engines found - and recovered - despite incredible obstacles.
Harvesting Heritage
As a student of the past, Sam Moore learned his lessons well. Paying careful attention to instructions from his elders, he not only learned the old ways but gained a full appreciation for them. Deeply researched and beautifully written, Moore's essays recapture a time irretrievably lost - but easily glimpsed through the pages of this exciting edition.
IHC Heritage
Celebrate the rich heritage of International Harvester in this Special Collector's Edition. From Cyrus McCormick and William Deering to the iconic Farmall Regular and immortal Cub Cadet, this special issue explores the history and culture of IHC in its many varieties. IHC Heritage covers it all, including family stories, early prototypes, history, tractors, engines, reapers and much more.
BONUS ITEM Field Guide to Mystery Farm Tools
If you like the "What Is It?" section in each issue of Farm Collector, you're going to love this special edition dedicated solely to mystery tools from farm country. Packed with super photos, patent drawings and collector resources, it's a jim-dandy for anybody interested in antique farm equipment.
Comprehensive description of history, policies, manufacturing processes, model details, parts lists, etc., all richly illustrated. SC, 46 pages black and white photos and illustrations.
Garnder-Rix air compressors. Table of dimensions. PB, 10 pages black and white photos and illustrations.
Reprint of four-page flyer. Photos and specs for Domestic shallow — well pump units, hydro-pneumatic system and deep-well pump units.
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I have no "freinds" in the world that I live... I find no need for them since I lost all in a week.... so one could say that you can want them but you do not need them... same goes for most anything in the world... oh well....
death and life are one and the same
Scourge (Aug 26, 2008)
I don't know the circumstances in which you lost your friends, but your conclusion that humans don't need friends is incorrect. We can survive with out them, yes, but what kind of existance would that be?
Meh, I think honestly anyone is picky about picking their friends, no matter what...they may be in denial if they disagree, anyone is selfish inside, they just haven't discovered or want or even how to experience it yet. It's just human nature...you just can't help it! Guess this goes along with many things...
but yeah i'll admit i am, because i've gotten hurt by many people and a lot had to deal with them judging and who they want to speak with and what i've realized from all that is i've never done any means to bother them...so i learned the hard way by tolerating with it and honestly have to say i always am now careful on who i meet and to see how compatible i am with people in general and also when i get along with them. Of course those i make friends with, we just tend to be friends for awhile.....so does this also go along with astrology signs?? i believe that too...but that's another story i guess...all in all, i would pick my bf over friends because love should not be played with. After all i got no choice anyway...and i also have nothing to complain about with my current relationship, cause i've been very happy compared to most of past years.
true humans need to interact with other humans or things to live a healthy life but it is also true that there is most two different type of people out there in the world. those types are ones who like to interact with other and the others are the ones who do not... simple is it not? well for some people the fall into the place were they can't even stand being in a room full of people... so makeing freinds is hard and keeping the is even harder is it not?Human beings are social creatures. We crave and need social interaction for our brains to develope correctly and to remain stable. Even if that interaction is with an animal like a pet.
I don't know the circumstances in which you lost your friends, but your conclusion that humans don't need friends is incorrect. We can survive with out them, yes, but what kind of existance would that be?
Last edited by basilisk888; Aug 29, 2008 at 04:40 AM.
death and life are one and the same
Why hello there!
Not wanting to make friends doesn't negate the fact that your body actually has a biological need for it to stay healthy.
Scourge (Aug 28, 2008)
I guess I am picky, more so with those who I would call close friends than anything, I seem to have many acquaintances but yet only a few I would call really close and trust with every thing.


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Dilantha Gunawardana
Salted In Time
The wrath of waves tumbling and cavorting
As the eyes surrender
To the quintessential juggernaut of nature
As twin irises capture
Aquamarine's indomitable aura
Her Herculean vigor entombed within blue vitriolic muscle
With neither Samson's locks or Achilles' heel
Storming towards my fragile existence
To me, a man embattled with ghosts
Tangoing in my tortured psyche
As the claymores of god
Erupted beneath the Indian fortress
Deracinating the cornerstone
Of a transcendent love
As the might of Neptune's trident
Took you away from my arms, my love
And now, I stare at my own green mile
Even the blue rooms
Within the walls of your citadel
Chased by garrisons of ghosts
Who held on to my angel's hand
As you cried out my name
In your perpetuating sayonara
For you're the pith of my bough
That resurrects my spirits
Yet my love, you're still the ichor
That poisons the mortal in me
A bipolar man gripped by the tug-of-war
Of those eternal moments
As you surrendered to the arms of fate
Now take my soul
On a journey to your doorstep
To the dominion called Atlantis
To your sublime succulence
Entombed within vermillion tides……….
Hold me my love
From the ledge of your lips
Until time freezes two souls
In the infinity of a perpetual lip lock
For our love transcends
All earthly sensations
To the perpetuation of body and soul
Within an aquamarine coffin
Oh you gargantuan wheel of nature
Consume every ounce of me
Yet consummate my lips
To my soul's keeper
For then I will taste my emancipation
As my lips eternally surrender to your succulence
For heaven is not found in Elysian fields
But concealed beneath beds of seaweed
For beneath this fortress of water
Lies the fabled fairytale
Of star-crossed lovers
Salted in time
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Culture challenge of the week: feminism
Are women happier than they were 30 years ago?
They ought to be, according to the feminist blueprint.
But they're not.
An excellent new book, "The Flipside of Feminism," explains why. Written by Phyllis Schlafly, the icon of conservative women, and her niece Suzanne Venker, this witty and fast-reading book dismantles the myth of feminism and prescribes a "new road map" for women's happiness.
It was my awesome privilege to meet Mrs. Schlafly for the first time when I was an impressionable 16-year-old. My mother took me to an Eagle Forum event when the feminists and the media were assaulting the family and freedom with the socialist, so-called "Equal Rights Amendment." She inspired me to commit my own life to working to protect families, freedom and our rights to practice our faith. Some 30 years later, I had the privilege of taking my own 16-year-old daughter to an Eagle Forum event that Mrs. Schlafly led — and I'm so thankful to say that she has also been inspired to protect timeless values, too.
I've just given a copy of "The Flipside of Feminism" to my daughter to help arm her with the facts and ammunition to fight the lies of the modern feminist movement. With devastating thoroughness, the authors unpack the many reasons why so few women these days are willing to claim the label "feminist." But first, Mrs. Schlafly and Mrs. Venker debunk the notion that modern feminism is all about equality. "Feminism" is nothing more than "the female left," driven to impose a liberal/radical agenda on families, businesses and other institutions.
Second, the feminist promise that women could be just like men and enjoy everything men typically do — like casual sex, long hours at work, less family time — proved empty. Heartache, broken relationships, failed marriages, sexually transmitted diseases, abortion, and skyrocketing rates of emotionally wounded children have been the real legacy of feminism. It turns out — no surprise — that human nature cannot be repealed, overturned by judicial fiat, or reshaped by media messages.
The research is clear: Women want better. The American woman wants to be married; to care for her own children, instead of sending them to day care; and prefers to work part time rather than the long hours of C-suite executives. (According to the Pew Research Center, almost ⅔ of working mothers with children under 17 say they would prefer part-time work — a significant jump in just the past 10 years.)
How to save your family by rejecting "feminism" [and embracing womanhood]
It's not too late to change our future. These marvelous and wise authors encourage women, especially conservative women, to pursue a way forward, a future "when women don't need to define themselves using feminism as a benchmark."
How to begin? First, read "The Flipside of Feminism." Share a copy with your friends, sisters, daughters, pastors and children's teachers. Discuss the book with the men in your life — the feminists' attempt to override human nature has been confusing for men, too.
Second, recognize where, in your own life, you have unwittingly assumed the victimized attitudes of feminist leaders — and dump those sentiments overboard.
Life is what we make of it. Embrace the goodness in your life and move forward to overcome the difficulties that are a natural part of daily life. Mrs. Schlafly and Mrs. Venker have set up a terrific website to give you both the inspiration and tools to combat the constant attacks designed to get you down: www.theflipsideoffeminism.com
In their closing, the authors remind women that, "even Abraham Lincoln said most folks are only as happy as they make up their minds to be. For women, the answer lies in our decision to be satisfied."
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Is it my eyes or does it look like the left side of that 'e' has been cropped too close and chopped some of the roundy bit off?!?
Not a problem or a fault - just an observation
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No - your dead right (at least it looks like that in FF)
So who was a bit over zealous with the crop tool then?!?
I think the 'picky pedant' award should go to this thread!!
OMG!!!! People spotted it lol.
It will be fixed at some point. It was probably me.
Negative rep added hahahaha! (just joking! )
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I have another button I can be draw to. It begins "b" and ends in "n" and only 3 letters
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oh yeah I see that as well
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The powers that be would like to ban the sale of tobacco in the town and many people are angry. Strangely enough in these risk averse times where everything we do must be child centric, the angry people are not the tobacco controllers and public health activists, crying out for a ban in order to protect the children, the angry folk are normal American people, smokers and non-smokers alike, who are protesting against the very idea of the ban in order to protect American values of civil liberty and freedom of choice.
It seems Tobacco Control have gone one ban to far, at least for now. There's always another ban or restriction on the horizon with Public Health. They will never be satisfied, they will never consider their work to be done. Whatever they achieve, there is always something more just around the corner.
This is why the following quote from the linked article peaked my curiosity:
But Westminster would be the first in the state and nation with a full-blown ban on selling all tobacco and nicotine products. The idea originated with the Board of Health, which says it has a moral obligation to try to stop young people from smoking. The board found it hard to keep up with all the new products, like bubblegum-flavored cigars and strawberry-margarita-flavored tobacco, many of them aimed at hooking young people.
"We have a whack-a-mole-effect," Joan Hamlett, the town's tobacco control agent, said at the hearing Wednesday night before it was cut short. "Every 18 months since 1994, this Westminster Board of Health has been looking at different regulations because every time we work together to find a way to reduce youth access to tobacco, the tobacco industry comes out with a new product that we have to look at and address and figure out how to regulate."
Tobacco is already the most heavily regulated consumer product in human history, yet these people look at every new emerging variant and assume even further regulation is required. They talk about emerging tobacco products as though their only purpose is to target young and vulnerable children and get them addicted to nicotine.
The truth is, bubblegum flavoured cigars, strawberry flavoured tobacco and such, are simply the result of an industry varying it's product base to account for changing tastes and emerging technologies. Tobacco Control would have us believe that adults do not enjoy bubblegum or strawberries?
Tobacco Control are totally hooked on ever more imaginative restrictions and bans lobbied for almost constantly, yet they look to the Tobacco Companies and use the term. "Whack a Mole".
There was a public meeting in this small USA town to discuss the proposed tobacco sales ban, yet the depth of feeling against the proposal from the towns people, was so strong that the meeting had to cancelled and the proposers escorted out by the police for their own safety.
Any normal person would conclude that this proposal was not wanted by the electorate and should be immediately scrapped. Normal is not a word that can easily be associated with Tobacco Control. Their answer was to take submissions by letter rather than a face to face meeting. You see they want their ban; the public meeting was a washout, but they may still be able to get it if all their friends and Government lobbyists start a letter writing campaign.
The Tobacco Industry is not the the "Whack a Mole", it's the Tobacco Control Moles that keep popping up.
It began with no smoking carriages on trains, slowly morphed into a complete smoking ban in pubs that put many of them out of business and is now a complete ban on sales. Every time a new ban or restriction is touted, freedom loving people who have had enough, have to mobilise to fight it. Every time. Most of the time, the Tobacco Control Moles win. Sometimes we get a reprieve or a result of our own, but it's never permanent. If the Tobacco control Moles don't get what they want, they will fall back, regroup and try again later and they will keep trying until they win.
Among the hundreds of protesters at the hearing, at least two people — doctors — supported the ban. Dr. Corey Saltin and Dr. Payam Aghassi, lung specialists who have a private practice nearby, said that they understood concerns about free choice but that people who are subjected to secondhand smoke have rights, too.
"This ban is going to happen somewhere, sometime," Dr. Saltin predicted. "But probably not in Westminster."
You see they won't stop, they can't stop. The good people of Westminster, Massachusetts, may well win this battle, but the issue will not go away. The Tobacco Control Moles will crop up again in another small USA town and propose the same. They will keep doing it until they get a win and from that win, more and more bans will come into place.
Every time the Tobacco Control Moles crop up, people who understand what freedom of choice and freedom to live without state control will be there to try to whack them. The trouble is, there are way too many moles and they keep coming back after every whacking.
Fighting the Tobacco Control Moles is a never ending task. We fight the same fight and the same people over and over again, in many places over all the time. We win once, we still haven't won because we have to do it all again and again.
Them? They only need to win once. Nobody ever goes back to vote on a ban or restriction once it's in place. When it's there, it's never going away.
Who's the mole here?
Keep whacking!


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Torrey Pines pitcher DeNato shows versatility in season opener
- Torrey Pines pitching standout Joey DeNato can beat you just as easily with his bat as he can with his arm.
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DeNato pitched a five-hitter, and for a second straight game he homered and drove in three runs.
DeNato homered and had three RBI in a 7-1 Falcon-Pirate tournament win against Mira Mesa of San Diego on March 11.
Garrett Stubbs had two doubles and Morgan Oliver contributed two hits, including a double, in the Point Loma game.
Reed Mason and Josh Sabourin combined on a three-hitter for the Falcons against Mira Mesa.
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The senior lefty pitched a no-hitter to lead the Lions to a 2-0 nonleague victory over Calvary Christian of Vista on March 10. He struck out 15 batters and allowed four walks, as he extended his hitless streak to start the season to a stunning 13 consecutive innings.
Fagan, who pitched six innings of no-hit ball in an 11-2 victory over Foothills Christian of El Cajon on March 4, has combined for 29 strikeouts in his first two outings.
Jorge Adler had two hits including a double and two RBI to lead the Lions offensively in the Calvin Christian game.
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Zev Warhaft had two hits and four RBI to lead the Lions in the Midway Baptist game and Ricky Pamensky added two hits and three RBI.
Lions starter Warhaft pitched four shutout innings of no-hit ball for the win. He struck out five batters and allowed four walks.
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Tech companies this week enjoyed an end-of-quarter market rally as concerns about the recovery abated somewhat and reports from market analysts indicated that IT spending would stay ahead of overall economic growth.
Oracle, Red Hat, Tibco and Adobe this week showed that software sales, especially for products geared for the enterprise, continue to be strong even though economic worries have caused confidence in the tech sector to decline.
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My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.