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- What is the mission of VBAC Facts?
- What topics does the workshop discuss?
- When and where will the classes be held?
- Can I attend the workshop via a webinar (online class?)
- Is a video of the workshop available?
- Who should attend?
- What is the "couples" ticket?
- Are there any discounted tickets available?
- Will my husband/boyfriend/male partner be comfortable?
- Can I bring my children?
- Do I need to be pregnant to attend?
- Is the goal of the class to convince women to have a VBAC?
- Does the class offer any continuing education hours?
- What feedback has the class received?
- What do people say about the tone and content of VBAC Facts?
- How far do people typically drive to attend the class?
- Is there financial aid available?
- How can I contribute to the VBAC Facts Scholarship Fund?
- How can I bring "The Truth About VBAC" to my area?
- How can I be notified of future classes?
- What is the refund policy?
- Terms of Use Agreement
What is the mission of VBAC Facts?
Due to the twenty year gap between research and practice, many Americans still think "once a cesarean, always a cesarean," even though the American College of Obstetricians & Gynecologists (ACOG) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH) are clear: VBAC is a safe, reasonable, and appropriate option for most women with one prior cesarean and some women with two prior cesareans.
The mission of VBAC Facts is to close the gap between what the best practice guidelines from ACOG and the NIH say about VBAC and repeat cesarean and what people generally believe. While making information relative to post-cesarean birth options easily accessible to the people who seek it, VBAC Facts strives to create a deep understanding of "the why" by providing political and historical context of the current VBAC climate as well as medical and scientific context for understanding obstetrical risk and evaluating birth-related research. VBAC Facts is an advocate for accurate and fair information and does not promote a specific mode of delivery, type of health care professional, or birth location.
What topics does the workshop discuss?
Developed and presented by Jen Kamel, Founder/ Director of VBAC Facts, "The Truth About VBAC: History, Politics & Stats" delivers an evidence-based and unbiased review of interesting, pertinent, and hard to find information relative to post-cesarean birth options. It is a solid 6 hours featuring a fully-cited compilation of statistics, analysis, recommendations, and observations directly from respected medical journals, professionals, and organizations such as ACOG & the NIH.
This comprehensive workshop answers many questions such as:
- What are the current VBAC guidelines?
- Why are VBACs banned in one-half of American hospitals?
- What is uterine rupture and what are the factors influencing a woman's risk?
- What is the "immediately available" recommendation and how does it impact access to VBAC?
- How can I identify a strong medical study?
- Is it possible to plan a successful hospital VBAC?
- How long should a woman wait after a cesarean until she gets pregnant again?
- How do the risks and benefits of VBAC vs. repeat cesarean compare?
- What are the outcomes for moms and babies?
- What are the risks and benefits of out-of-hospital birth?
- How does mode of delivery impact gut colonization?
- What is the "VBAC double standard?"
- What are the factors for understanding obstetrical risk?
- How do you tell the difference between birth myths, scare tactics, and informed consent?
- What are a patient's legal rights when it comes to birth?
When and where will the classes be held?
Can I attend the workshop via a webinar (online class?)
Absolutely! Webinars are a great way for people around the world to attend the class right from their computer! VBAC Facts webinars do not require you to "call in" to a telephone number resulting in costly phone calls and/or the use of limited cell phone minutes. You can see Jen live and all her slides, hear her voice, ask questions, and interact with other class attendees directly from your computer. You can even enable your webcam, jump on the screen with Jen, and ask your question!
It is recommended that, while attending the class, you connect to your internet source via a network cable and not wifi for the best experience.
The next webinar series will be on Saturday December 6 & 13, 2014. A video option is available. More information.
Continuing education hours can be earned by attending the entire webinar, returning a completed evaluation form, and scoring 70% on a quiz within 30 days of attending the webinar.
Is a video of the workshop available?
Is it hard for you to find a 6 hour block of time? For those who work full time, have an unpredictable schedule, or are "simply" busy chasing small kiddos, the VBAC Facts Workshop Recorded Video is the perfect way to learn! Those who register will be emailed the link, which is valid for 30 days. You can start and stop all you want and watch it in 15 minute increments if that is what suits your schedule. Each account is allotted with enough time to be able to watch the entire class twice. Continuing education hours can be earned by watching the entire video, returning a completed evaluation form, and scoring 70% on a quiz within 30 days of receiving your video links.
Who should attend?
The natural audience of this workshop includes:
- women who have had cesareans, their spouse/partner/support person, and other family members or supportive friends;
- birth professionals such as doulas, childbirth educators, and lactation consultants;
- medical providers such as nurses, midwives and doctors and;
- other professionals such as hospital administrators, lawyers, public health professionals, journalists, academics, and researchers.
What is the "couples" ticket?
The couples ticket offers a discounted rate to the mother and her primary support person whether that is her spouse, significant other, partner, doula, sister, mother, or friend. The couples ticket is a per person rate so two tickets must be purchased.
Are there any discounted tickets available?
There are discounted early bird and couples tickets as well as financial aid available for WIC recipients.
Those that subscribe to the VBAC Facts Newsletter receive priority registration for all workshops giving them early access to these discounted tickets.
Will my male partner be comfortable?
This workshop is entirely "guy friendly." There are no pictures or videos of women laboring and, surprisingly, not a whole lot of "vagina talk." The workshop features many charts, graphs, and numbers and the men who have attended have said that it really helped them frame the issue.
Plus, when guys get this info, they share it with their guy friends. It is so important to educate men as well as women about this topic because because it impacts them too! While childbirth has historically been considered within the "women's realm," that is changing as men realize that what happens to their female partners and children is drastically important to them as well.
Can I bring my children?
Nursing babies in arms are OK. Keep in mind that most people find themselves writing notes throughout the class. It might be helpful to bring your partner via the couples ticket so you can switch off baby holding and note writing! If you baby begins crying or is disruptive, you will need to step outside with them until they calm.
Do I need to be pregnant to attend?
If you have had a cesarean and are considering your birth options, the best time to collect information is before you get pregnant. Then you have time to conduct your research and assemble your birth team without a due date looming. That said, it is never too late to learn.
Is the goal of the class to convince women to have a VBAC?
Mothers who are interested in attending do not have to be on the "VBAC track" as the class is not pro-VBAC or only for those already planning a VBAC. As the class does not advocate for a specific mode of delivery and operates from a place of respect, women who are planning or leaning towards a repeat cesarean should not feel like that choice will be belittled, judged, or that the workshop's objective is to convince them to make a different decision. This is their choice to make with their body and VBAC Facts agrees with ACOG's assertion that two women can look at the same data and make different decisions. There is not a "right" or "wrong" decision, only what is right or wrong for a specific woman.
More on the class's tone.
Does the class offer any continuing education hours?
Yes! "The Truth About VBAC" has been approved for 6.6 continuing education hours from the California Board of Registered Nursing. These CEs are accepted by all RN boards, NARM, ICEA, Lamaze, DONA, and CAPPA as well as many other medical and health organizations.
Those that take the webinar or watch the recorded video must score 70% on a quiz in order to earn CEs.
Not all organizations accept nursing continuing education hours or CEs earned via on-line classes or videos. Check with your particular organization.
Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing, Continuing Education Provider #16238, for 6.6 continuing education hours.
Upon completion of this program, attendees will be able to:
- Assess the quality of medical studies related to post-cesarean birth options and thus identify the strongest evidence,
- Describe the conditions where induction remains an option in a TOLAC,
- Describe the past and current factors that impact access to VBAC in America and brought rise to VBAC bans,
- Describe the factors that influence the rate of uterine rupture and VBAC success rates while understanding that there is no accurate "VBAC calculator" that can predict an individual woman's success,
- Describe ACOG's and the NIH's stance on post-cesarean birth options.
There is a lot of confusion about what to call continuing education credits. Many people refer to them as CEUs, but only colleges and universities actually issue continuing education units. Dynamic Nursing Education clarifies:
[There are] common misunderstandings when it comes to the abbreviations [used to reference] continuing education for nurses, nursing continuing education CEs and CEUs. Nurses need Contact Hours or CEs to renew their nursing license. Nursing CEUs is often a misused abbreviation for Contact Hours. As stated by every BRN and accrediting body; a CEU is a Continuing Education Unit which is generally equal 10 Contact Hours or CEs and a CE is a widely accepted abbreviation for Contact Hour which represents 1 hour of lecture or study material. However, often times Nursing Continuing Education Providers use Nursing CEU when they should be using Nursing CE to represent the number of Contact Hours their course offering is worth. Basically, the only places that you can obtain CEUs are Colleges and Universities for classes that nurses take for undergraduate work as well as graduate work, not an individual course offering by a Continuing Education Provider. To summarize, almost all of the time when you see CEU being used it is being used inappropriately and those providers need to use the appropriate abbreviation, CE. Please be aware that; if for example you take a course through a Continuing Education Providers and their brochure and certificate states that their course is approved for 8 CEUs; what they really mean is that their course is worth 8 CEs or 8 Contact hours, not 80 CEs. We hope this helps clarify continuing education for nurses.
What feedback has the class received?
"Thank you so much for you clarity on the VBAC issue and the concerns surrounding it. As a CNM who does many VBACs (in hospital), I appreciate your efforts to spread factual, evidence- based information. I shared your website with the director of our Obstetrics department because I think you do a great job of gathering factual information for the lay public. He sent it out to everyone in the department! Job well done- keep it up!" – CNM, Caldwell, NJ
"For practitioners or for women exploring their options after cesarean, Jen Kamel's VBAC Facts Class is a must. VBAC is unique in that you have to understand more than just the science in order to wade through the myths and misinformation, and here is thorough, unbiased, and hard-to-find information on the subject as a whole: science, history, and politics. I wish every OB, L&D nurse, and midwife out there could sit through this class — and, even more important, that every woman out there who has had a cesarean had the opportunity to get the truth about what her options are and why they may be so artificially limited. This class has the power to change how we think about VBAC." – Cristen Pascucci, Vice President, ImprovingBirth.org
"Excellent presentation, Jen keeps you pulled into the facts, and presents them in such an interesting way, and with a lot of laughter. The VBAC community is blessed to have someone so talented presenting these facts, not in a dry monotone, but in a way that keeps the audience engaged." – Rita, Registered Nurse, Long Beach, CA
"I thoroughly enjoyed the VBAC Workshop, information clearly presented regarding this controversial topic is always helpful and empowering for all." – OB/GYN, Atlanta, GA
"Bravo! I absolutely loved the VBAC Facts Class– I learned SO much! Jen does an amazing job of summarizing the latest evidence on VBACs and repeat Cesareans in a way that is easy to understand. If you're worried that Jen is going to try and talk you into a VBAC– well, that's not how she does things. In this class, Jen simply presents accurate facts and lets the evidence speak for itself. Every woman and family needs to make the decision that is best for them. In this class, Jen has created a non-judgmental environment for people who are exploring their options. I strongly recommend this class to anyone who is interested in learning about VBAC!" – Rebecca Dekker, PhD, RN, APRN, Founder, Evidence Based Birth. Read Rebecca's entire review.
"I learned more about reading medical studies in your workshop than I did in my research class in nursing school!" – CNM, San Diego, CA
"I use your presentation of data frequently in teaching health education courses as an example of using study analysis correctly. Sometimes 'interesting' data is referred to as such as a means of getting related data discussed, not because it is particularly noteworthy as evidence. You do an exceptional job presenting research objectively and in context." – Clinical Researcher (PhD), Chandler, AZ
"Excellent – I strongly encourage anyone involved in birth in any way to attend this seminar!" – CNM, Atlanta, GA
"I truly enjoyed your VBAC class (even with all the crazy math you made us do, lol). Having had a previous natural VBAC and working with many, many wonderful VBAC hopefuls, your class shed a lot of light to many shady areas when it comes to VBACs and the OBs/Hospitals who refuse (or encourage) them. I love your delivery, your humor, and your ability to deliver both the pros and cons of such a sensitive topic." – Rachele Koprowski, Doula, Cape Coral, FL
"Jen has a strong understanding of statistics and did an admirable job communicating statistical principals to a non-mathematical community. Also helped explain what a medical study entails, how it is done, and how to interpret these studies." – Math Educator (MA), Sacramento, CA
"This webinar was just as valuable for me as it was to sit in four years of midwifery school!! You did an incredible job Jen and I just want to thank you again for all of the trillions of little (and big) labors of love (that I can only imagine) that went into birthing this. Everything you have pulled together is priceless and as a birth professional, brings a huge sigh of relief to me to know that others are out there just as passionate and just as dedicated to educating the people. This makes *my* work much easier as a birth professional." – Serena Lynch, Midwife
"Thank you so much for your wonderful workshop. I have to say, honestly, I was coming into this workshop thinking I knew a lot about VBACs already. I wasn't sure how much I would learn from it. Well, you blew my mind! I'm so grateful to be connected with you!" – Gwendolyn, Doula
"Thank you Thank You THANK YOU! Jen, I just LOVED The Truth About VBAC Webinar we finished up today [November 17, 2012]. I am definitely an advocate of following your intuition and trusting innate maternal wisdom, but knowing this information will help cast away those doubts about what moms' bodies are capable of. I encourage all doulas and childbirth educators and VBAC seeking moms and partners to take this class. Bravo Jen . . . well done!" -Jenn D'Jammos, childbirth educator
"Thanks so much for an awesome class! I want to tell mamas… please don't be afraid to look at the stats. We are all at different places when it comes to accepting and evaluating risks. What might seem risky to one mama, might not to me or you. That is why this info is a must. Full knowledge can promote emotional healing and empowerment among birthing women. We can be familiar with the stats. We can go into our VBAC intuitively and trusting. This is not an one way or the highway game. This is a you know what is best for you scenario. As someone who works with emotional, mental, spiritual preparation for VBAC and birth quite often, I love the marriage to the intellectual preparation." – Kelli B. Haywood, Educator and Birth Doula
"Jen's VBAC Facts webinar is interesting, organized, and most importantly, evidence-based! Some of my favorite parts included the many charts Jen created, which illustrate statistics regarding Cesarean section and VBAC in the U.S. I'm a visual learner, and putting those numbers in perspective really made it click for me. This class would be a great fit for parents, educators, doulas, and any health professional working with mothers and babies. A fabulous educational opportunity!" – Lindsey Rupp, CD(DONA), CLS, PCD (DONA)
"This class is all about the facts. It is low pressure. It gives you information from scientific journals that will help you make the best decision for you and your baby. At the end, you get to decide which set of risks you are willing to accept. It opened my husband's eyes. Even though I've been telling him, he needed to hear the research and the numbers. Thank you!!!" — Mom seeking VBA2C, Los Angeles, CA
"My husband and I certainly felt even more confident after the class. I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering a VBAC." — A mom planning VBA1C, Wilmington, DE
What do people say about the tone and content of VBAC Facts?
VBAC Facts has a well earned reputation as an unbiased source of information that simply shares the facts.
"Jen I have mad respect for you. I send the link to your site to all moms who show an interest in having a vbac. I like the non biased information, it's straight forward and simply awesome how you break the information down for women." – SJM
"I always refer people who are looking for VBAC info to your site. You have the most comprehensive, non-biased, research-based information out there!" – A
"I really respect what you do. I've read things on your site that have 'disappointed me' because they weren't the answer that I wanted to hear, but after reading your sources, I know they are *accurate* and that I can trust you give valid, sound info and resources. (also, I've read many things on your site that have delighted me as well!) so thanks for running a site that I feel I can actually trust and share with others." – SG
"And THIS is exactly why I refer people to your (and KMom's) sites. So appreciate the balanced approach. It's so hard to find on both sides–I see exaggerations of risks bolstered with tragic stories and I see minimizing and downplaying of risks as well. Neither is truly helpful to a mother trying her best to make an evidence based decision. So again, thank you!" – MOS
"Jen, thank you so much for your commitment to facts and evidence based information. We get angry at the OBs who don't give it… we should hold ourselves to the same standard." – MBH
"Ya know Jen, I just have to thank you! I attended your VBAC seminar in 2010 (in Temecula) and that was the start to my journey of research. Your medical facts and research from the medical books/ journals…etc, was exactly what every VBAC mom needs to hear." – AM
How far do people typically drive to attend the class?
The average person who attends the in-person class drives 47 minutes one way. 16% drive between 1 – 2 hours and 9% drive over two hours! So don't let distance be a barrier to learning. That said, remember that the webinars are available so you can take the class from the comfort of your home and have a 30 second commute from the coffeepot to your computer.
Is there financial aid available?
There are a limited number of discounted tickets per class for WIC recipients (mother receiving WIC and her support person.) Financial aid tickets cannot be sold to transferred to another person. For more information, please contact VBAC Facts.
How can I contribute to the VBAC Facts Scholarship Fund?
Even though VBAC Facts is not a non-profit organization, financial aid is available for WIC recipients. The VBAC Facts Scholarship Fund was established in January 2013 and is made possible by generous supporters who wish to make the class available to a larger audience that may not otherwise be able to attend. When the fund depletes, financial aid will no longer be available, but you can help this program stay viable by making a contribution. Please note that as VBAC Facts is not a non-profit organization, your contribution is not tax deductible.
Scholarship recipients share why this program is important:
"I would love to actually experience the birth of my second child and the days following, instead of being incapacitated with pain and barely able to sit up to nurse my baby. This gives me the excitement and hope of a second chance to give birth naturally. " – Mom with a prior cesarean & scholarship recipient, California
"I am so extremely grateful to have had the opportunity to attend the VBAC class. My first baby was born in April by a c-section. When the hospital staff came in to inform us that the doctor would want to do a cesarean, I burst into tears. My husband was also concerned as we knew we wanted lots of children and we were both informed that more than 3 c-sections was highly discouraged, and VBACs were rarely supported. My experience was very traumatic, so learning everything I could about VBAC births became a passion, as I was determined to prevent the same outcome for my future children. Thanks to the VBAC class, and Jen's presentation, we now know more about VBACs than ever, and both my husband and I feel comfortable and confident with our choices that will affect our future births. We never would have had this amazing opportunity if it wasn't for the scholarship fund. My husband is a student, so finances wouldn't have allowed for either of us to attend otherwise. I am so immensely grateful. The information from this class has changed the way we will birth. Thanks Jen!" – Kearsten, Los Angeles, California
How can I bring "The Truth About VBAC" to my area?
If you would like to bring a VBAC Facts Workshop to your community, please review the Sponsor Agreement and submit an application as outlined in the agreement.
How can I be notified of future classes?
Subscribe to the VBAC Facts Newsletter and receive notice of new classes as well as the opportunity to register before the public. Your information will never be leased or sold and you can unsubscribe at any time. And no worries, you will not receive several emails a week.
What is the refund policy?
A full refund, minus a $25 processing fee, will be provided upon request up until four weeks before any class begins. After that time, the only refundable absence is the attendee's presence at a birth. When class is missed for any other reason, attendees are welcome to take a future class (either an in-person or on-line class) or watch a video of a previously recorded class.
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WATCH: Loony Unite Militants Jump on Boris' Car
Boris' driver delicately negotiates a Unite ambush over in Stanford-le-Hope. Could have gone much worse…
Boris' driver delicately negotiates a Unite ambush over in Stanford-le-Hope. Could have gone much worse…
Tags: Boris, GuyNews.TV, Loony Left, Mayor of London, Unions, Unite
You're a nasty piece of work.
If some Twat jumped on my car I would run over them before putting into reverse for a repeat to make sure he's got the message.
I am afraid that you and Guido misunderstand the event. The brothers are so overwhelmed by the sex appeal of the small blond beachball that they are throwing themselves at him (rather than jumping on the car). I believe they have all been signed up for Boris' next bonka-bonka party.
Rhyming slang for the content of your message?
What SHITE!!!
Unite has the balls to say "you're a nasty piece of work" bunch of merchant bankers.
I wanted a chance to overzealously read the rubric…
They are upset because people not on the payroll will get a job, boo hoo!
Strange thing is they actually think that stopping someone going about their legal business somehow endears them to the public.
And yet they say the Tories are the nasty party.
Get your ears cleared out Dibble. They say the swivel eyed loonie tendency within the Tories are the 'Nazi Party'.
More gay 'marriage', then there will be less chance that these twats will exist!
The Conservatives cant be called the "nasty party " ever again since Labour voters started throwing parties when an old lady with alzeimers disease died.Showing well and truly who is "nasty".
I suppose we should be thankful they didn't drop a concrete block on his car from a motorway bridge
This is the same Looney Left idiots that David Cameron supports Unite and the UAF. Poor decision in my book !
And the Unite members aren't much better.
Boris needs to get a nice big bull bar for the front of his Discovery. One with pointy bits. And his driver needs to be less hesitant with the accelerator.
Your Thurrock.
For fuck's sake… what a name
I think it's an alright name.
That's what it's called Lukewarm and has been for many hundreds of years. The "TH" is now pronounced "F" since the Cockney asylum seekers and ex slum dwellers moved in. The Lefty Fascists told them that they would be "resettled" in the East. Some went to the Far East, or Canvey Island.
Just drive straight at them
Has Ed Miliband gone off on Holiday?
Don't know but the c unt Cameron is certainly on his.
Why – Is he wanted in Court?
Run over the bastards.
Do try not to get your penis stuck in a toaster.
… or pissing against an electrified fence.
The official #Twitter account for Unite assistant general secretary Diana Holland is DianaHolland_
— Unite the union (@unitetheunion) July 29, 2013
I will never understand twitter.
Thank fuck they made that clear.
I'd been getting too many Tweets aimed at her.
Now I understand why.
Merci beaucoup for clearing that up, UNITE.
Great, that means we will no longer get lots of drivel from their batshit nutter supporters.
Long live Oranje.
Is English a second language in Essex?
It is in London generally
In England generally
Farkin el Kronos doncher know nuffink. Furrock don't ave no local lingo no more dave all gone nar, an' us Larndeners 'ave taken over, sept fer Chafford 'undred. It's all Yoruba up there.
Great link to Trending Central on Seen Elsewhere.
Nice to know they're wearing vests whilst protesting. Elfin Safety issues, you know. Just because you're NOT working, it doesn't mean you should let up on the matter of caution in the non-workplace.
Elfin safety is essential to my work.
Leaping in front of a moving vehicle is well
within Elf and Safety rules then?
There it becomes a clash of the safety rules of the road versus the safety rules regarding workers. The dr!ver is obviously in the wrong for even attempting to unsafely operate the car through an appropriately-attired road gang. That they were not actually engaged in the repair of a road is of no consequence in the present situation. Our worker was merely calling attention to the dangerous operation of a motorised vehicle, well within his rights innit? How dare you imply otherwise?
Hard left extremists.
Rent seeking bastards one & all.
I'm not a rightie but loony lefties like this make me spew.
To be frank. It's all a bit sad. Have they nothing better to do with life?
A classic. Is it real? I still don't know whether to laugh or cry.
I had to ask myself, didn't I see her in a TV sitcom years ago? It is beyond parody.
But if there ever was a case to cut the benefits to the underserving 'poor' this is it. Not starving is she? It should be compulsory viewing for every man woman in England, especially those who whine on about people who have to go without food in order to feed the 'kids'. At least twice a day for a month.
I think I am about to be sick.
Ghastly beyond belief.
It is absolutely real. These lazy fat scroungers up and down the country are a cancer on society. Where is the cure ?
5 percent off the right of the bell curve, 10 percent off the left. Job done.
You will never,never see an interview like that on the beeb.All claimants are victims.
by eck its grim oop north
Wasn't it illegal for them to be climbing onto the car?
The police have tazered people for less
Less of that sonny or you'll be on the receiving end of 50,000 of Her Majesties volts.
Move along now.
I believe a number of offences have been committed here, obstruction, criminal damage and probably assault as well. naturally the Plods will not want to deal with such a clear case as this.
How come Boris's car is so dirty?
That's my spunk, old boy.
Looks like the bad old days are back. But we don't have anyone in the leadership with the guts to stand up to these thugs – they've been planning this for the last two or three years, we need to get prepared. The police won't help, that's for sure.
Remind those stupid fuckers about Section 137 of the Highways Act 1980
137 Penalty for wilful obstruction.(1)If a person, without lawful authority or excuse, in any way wilfully obstructs the free passage along a highway he is guilty of an offence and liable to a fine not exceeding [F1level 3 on the standard scale].
Someone best remind the plod too.
as a unite member I hereby give BJ permission to run the frackers over
"Chris Huhne's ex-wife Vicky Pryce loses official honour"
Welcome to Basildon
Should read "This is Basildon, and you're welcome to it"
PS – TV caption says Unison rather than Unite
Next time, Boris should take a Sherman.
Round them up, put them in a field and bomb the bastards.
Well done unite after all this must be the be one of the few times that the adulterous old Etonian hasn't stopped to perform his bumbling idiot Schtick in front of a TV crew.
Well like nice to know what the female person finks, innit. Put that lot in and you can close the port before it has opened.
unite = rope lampost
Flatten the commie scum
I could see her lips moving and could ascertain there was a very small degree of cognitive activity, but for the life of me I couldn't understand a single word she said. Something about "powts", apparently?
These people are seem very rude, a total lack of manners and decorum in public.
I hope Mr Leonid MacRusky apologises on their behalf.
Dirty communists!
Those aren't genuine Unite members. They're white.
How Avoidable Scandals Destroy Stupid Politicians | Alex Wickham
UKIP Mosque Confusion | The Week
Let's Ban the Word Internet | Padraig Reidy
Are the Broadcasters Ready For the Election? | Specccie
Moral Bankruptcy of the BBC | David Keighley
UKIP's 'Starsky and Hutch' | Total Politics
Innocent Sun Journo Just Doing Her Job | Sun
Boris Sent Up North | Times
The Only Way to Mend the EU | Leo McKinstry
Northern Labour Tearing Party Apart | David Aaronovitch
Osborne is Son of Brown | Peter Oborne
Tony Blair threatens Ed:
"If you had a strong political lead that was combining the politics of aspiration with the politics of compassion, I still think that's where you could get a substantial majority… If I ever do an interview on [the state of the Labour Party], it will have to be at length…"
The lefties are attacking because the panellist is a millionaire and lives in a London home worth upwards of two million. Someone had best tell them he's called Ed Miliband.


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Trauma in childhood assumes many forms. This message resonates loudly through multiple characters in Amanda Coe's debut novel, What They Do in the Dark. Two school girls, Gemma and Pauline, live in the same rough Yorkshire neighborhood but inhabit different worlds. Gemma comes from a financially stable yet broken family, while Pauline grows up in abject poverty with an abusive mother. Through a random playground encounter, the two girls become reluctant acquaintances and find a strange brand of stability in each other. As the story evolves, however, their partnership becomes more volatile. Other characters' stories, including those of a child television star and a bullied classmate, become interwoven and, in Lord of the Flies-fashion, tragedy ensues.
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Regular readers of John Irving flock to his literary novels for the strengths of his quirky, flawed characters as much as their circumstances. Irving fans have come to expect certain elements, present in so many of the author's works—a New England setting, boarding school culture, an absent father, the search for self, wrestling, and of course, bears. All of these are present and accounted for in one way or another in his latest novel, In One Person.
Billy Abbott, of the small town Vermont town First Sisters, suffers from what he calls "dangerous crushes." At age fifteen, Billy's crushes include the town librarian Miss Frost, his stepfather Richard Abbott, who teaches Shakespeare at Favorite River Academy, and Kittredge, the physically stunning bully from the wrestling team. Billy's crushes know no bounds of age or gender, something he acknowledges in conversations with Miss Frost. She guides him though the great love stories of literature, from the Brontë sisters to Dickens and finally James Baldwin's novel of same-sex desire, Giovanni's Room. As in many novels, literature becomes salvation.
The theater looms large in Billy's life. His mother spends time in the wings as the line prompter for the community theater group's productions, while his petite, sprightly maternal grandfather Harry is well known for playing leading lady roles. In an appropriate turn, Billy himself is cast as the sprite Ariel in The Tempest. Genetics seem to have much to do with his sexual proclivities, through both Harry and Billy's absent birth father, a man he knows little about until later searches through school yearbooks reveal surprising truths.
Told in the immediate first person point of view, In One Person spans more than fifty years, chronicling Billy's myriad relationships with men, male-to-female transsexuals (before the term transgender came into use, he points out), and even a few women. The novel is at turns absurdly funny, broadly comic and ultimately poignant. In One Person stands as a character-driven exploration of self, and the often fluid nature of sexuality.
The upcoming reading forecast looks promising as several bestselling authors release new titles. Mark Haddon, Tana French, and Robert Goolrick each have a new book coming to BCPL in June or July. Get ahead of your summer reading and put one or more of these on reserve now.
Mark Haddon made a splash several years ago with his story, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Nighttime, which he told from the point of view of a boy with autism. Haddon is known for his keen depictions of internal dialogue which bodes well for his newest book, The Red House. Posh Mark invites his sister Angela and her brood to spend a week with his new wife and stepdaughter at an English country house in a belated attempt at family bonding. Told in each of the eight different vacationers' voices, Haddon illustrates how little of ourselves we reveal even to those who would claim to know us best.
Irish author Tana French writes suspense fiction with an edgy psychological angle. Her debut In the Woods won mystery's Edgar award and introduced her crime-solving Dublin police department. Her fourth title, Broken Harbor, features murder squad Detective Sergeant Mick Kennedy. He is investigating the grisly deaths of a squeaky-clean suburban father and children as the mother's life hangs by a thread in intensive care. Solving this crime requires Kennedy to revisit the tragic events of his own childhood…but will he be able to maintain the requisite objectivity to find the killer?
Robert Goolrick's taut and twisty tale of obsession and passion (no, it is NOT a Fifty Shades of Grey read-alike,) The Reliable Wife made him a book club circuit darling. In his next book, Heading Out to Wonderful, he once again excels at setting a vivid scene, this time in small town Virginia. Outsider Charlie Beale arrives to settle down in the hamlet of Brownsburg but an entanglement with the lovely wife of the wealthiest man in town escalates into a fervor with far-reaching consequences.
Ardent convictions entwined with bewitching messages of faith can be a stormy mix, especially when boundaries blur and cultures clash. Two British sisters face this predicament. Their efforts to help establish a Christian mission in rural China extract a high price in Suzanne Joinson's impressive, multi-layered debut novel, A Lady Cyclist's Guide to Kashgar.
The story begins in 1923 in the ancient Silk Road city of Kashgar, where new missionaries Lizzie and Eva English join their aloof, determined leader, Millicent Frost. While Lizzie appears passionate, Eva is suspicious of religious conversion and is basically along for the ride, literally. Traveling with her trusty BSA lady's roadster bicycle, Eva hopes to publish her guidebook, A Lady Cyclist's Guide to Kashgar. Meanwhile, another story unfolds in present day London. Frieda Blakeman is feeling alone and dislocated in her life when she meets a homeless man from Yemen who appears one day sleeping outside her door. Their eventual friendship leads the pair to an abandoned flat Frieda has inherited and to a minefield of family history.
Joinson's alternating narrative style sets the stage for what is to come. The parallel storylines share symbolism and metaphors that link together the characters' connection to their world and the ability to escape that connection. It is no coincidence that birds feature prominently in both stories as a symbolic "sense of freedom" or that Eva's bicycle is a "shield and my method of escape."
Drawing on her considerable travel experiences, Joinson transports her readers to an exotic locale, rich with authentic voices and evocative prose. Readers of Barbara Kingsolver (The Poisonwood Bible) and Paul Theroux (The Great Railway Bazaar) may enjoy this tale of the traditions and challenges of a world at large.
Few audiences can think of The Hunger Games without picturing Jennifer Lawrence, the talented young actress who portrays Katniss Everdeen and who also earned an Oscar nomination for her performance in the 2010 film version of Daniel Woodrell's novel Winter's Bone. So what's next for the famous "girl on fire?" According to Entertainment Weekly, Lawrence will soon be starring in yet another page-to-screen adaptation, this time as the title character in Ron Rash's 2008 thriller, Serena.
Set in Depression-era North Carolina, Rash's story introduces us to newlyweds George and Serena Pemberton as they stake their claim to a lumber empire deep in the Appalachian Mountains. The two rule over their territory like feudal lords and Serena quickly proves herself to be a survivor in the harsh wilderness, an equal to any of the men. But after Serena learns she cannot bear children, she unleashes a murderous plot against George's illegitimate son to secure her power and plunges into madness rivaling that of Lady Macbeth. Hauntingly written, this is a gothic tale of greed and corruption driven by an unforgettable female character. Jennifer Lawrence is definitely no stranger to visceral leading roles, but Serena promises to be a dark and exciting departure from the good-hearted protagonists the actress usually plays.
Serena was a finalist for the 2009 PEN/Faulkner Award for Fiction and is a highly recommended pick for fans of Cormac McCarthy and Charles Frazier. While the film adaptation (co-starring Bradley Cooper) doesn't hit theaters until 2013, you can check out your copy of Serena today!
Have you ever wondered what it must have been like to stroll through the elaborately appointed rooms of the Titanic on its maiden voyage, or dine alongside extravagantly dressed women and some of the wealthiest people in the world? Did you ever consider what Old Shanghai may have been like for a crew of sailors after months at sea, or speculate about one of its infamous opium dens? What about envisioning how it must have felt to be alive during the early days of the twentieth century in affluent Boston, where social standards defined every aspect of your life? The House of Velvet and Glass by Katherine Howe is a masterfully woven tale that encompasses all of these settings and more.
The story is set in the years preceding World War I and revolves around lives of the Allston family. The mother and youngest daughter have perished on Titanic's ill-fated crossing 3 years previous, and the eldest daughter Sibyl continues to struggle with their loss. Her mother's death has forced her into the role of family caretaker. She and her father are residing in the family's brownstone in Boston's wealthy Back Bay region when her younger brother abruptly returns home from school under mysterious circumstances. Sibyl has taken to attending séances hoping to contact her Mother, seeking both comfort and advice regarding her brother.
This story moves between different time periods, telling the back story of Mr. Allston when he was a young sailor and the account of the Titanic passengers. Howe effectively weaves all of these plots into a complete, cohesive, and interesting story. Her thorough descriptions and authentic flare make each scene come to life. No details are spared in this enchanting historical novel that will capture your imagination and your heart.
Cranes really do dance. But instead of the bird kingdom, The Cranes Dance by Meg Howrey explores the world of professional ballet and the relationship between Kate and Gwen Crane, two dancers who are also sisters. They have always had a "professional" rivalry – Kate more lively and dramatic, Gwen stronger on technique. When Gwen suffers a nervous breakdown, Kate scrambles to keep her own life on track and also to figure out where her sister's life derailed. As the past unfolds, it becomes clear that the sisters' story is also a "dance": Kate tried to ignore the signs that all was not well, even as Gwen's idiosyncrasies became more disturbing.
Why is this book intriguing? It's straightforward but well written. Howrey, herself a professional dancer, adds plenty of details to the practical life situation of a dancer trying to make it to the top in New York City. Dancers crammed into studio apartments, putting themselves through punishing classes and instructors, constantly scoping out the competition in other students…it's a tough existence. Yet even knowing more about the harsh realities of the ballet world and how slight the chance is of having a successful career, for dance lovers it still seems…magical. There's still that pull.
Also keeping the reader engaged is Kate's narrative. It is at times sarcastic, even abrasive, but also funny. As an added bonus, several ballet plots are outlined (complete with dry humor) and wrapped into the story. As the book evolves, Kate comes to her own understanding about the relationship between herself, her sister and her profession. For fans of the film Black Swan, here's a story with psychological depth and a slightly more hopeful ending.
rivers, fish, fire, words." These are the choices of author Joseph Monninger when asked to describe his life in eight words. These same words all figure prominently in Monninger's newest novel The World as We Know It. The story opens as brothers Ed and Allard Keer, young teens living along the Baker River in New Hampshire, rescue Sarah Patrick after she has fallen through the ice in the river; Sarah, in turn, saves Allard as he nearly drowns underneath the ice during the same rescue. The trio becomes inseparable and the family theme is evident as Monninger explores the sibling, friendship, and romantic aspects of their relationships.
This quiet book is beautifully written. Its style is reminiscent of Wallace Stegner's Crossing to Safety or Leif Enger's Peace Like a River for both the almost reverent approach to nature writing as well as the keen examination of close relationships. The landscape descriptions are evocative and nature becomes not just the backdrop for the story but an omnipresent fourth character exerting its influence over the brothers and Sarah. An environmentalist bent is evident but not at all strident as arctic ice melt, homing pigeons, fly fishing, and animal cruelty are touched upon. Just as an accident on the river serves to bring the three children together, another clash with nature acts as the catalyst to break them apart as adults. The second part of the book deals with the aftermath of tragedy and the process of grieving and its impact on longstanding familial and romantic ties. A lovely piece of fiction, The World as We Know It is an insightful, interesting story and would serve as an excellent book club selection.
Miracles and foundering souls aside, Francesca Kay's new novel, The Translation of the Bones, is not a religious story, nor does it answer big questions about faith and God. Rather, it considers why people believe what they do and the inextricable connection between love, sorrow, and solace. The story is centered on the Church of the Sacred Heart in Battersea, in urban South London, where a mentally fragile young volunteer, Mary-Margaret O'Reilly, mistakes a bad blow to the head for a personal message from Christ. When word of a bleeding statue spreads, the spectacle becomes an embarrassment to those connected to the church and its spiritually exhausted parish priest.
Kay limits plot development in favor of richly developed characters whose commonality is the church and aching motherhood. There is Stella, the lovely cabinet official's wife and flower arranger, whose youngest boy is at boarding school; and Alice, the church housekeeper whose son is in Afghanistan. Both are awaiting the return of their sons. There is also Fidelma, the obese, housebound mother of Mary-Margaret, whose childhood memories still haunt her. Whether or not a miracle has occurred becomes unimportant and unexplored as Kay's characters carry on with distracted lives until tragedy eventually unifies everyone and unhinging loss challenges the nature of belief.
The author's first novel, An Equal Stillness, won Britain's Orange Award for New Writers in 2009. Her new slim novel omits chapters and speech marks, but it doesn't matter. The story shifts seamlessly between different points of view with language, so lovely at times that it invites the occasional sigh, and the knowledge that passion, whether prompted by religious mania or devotion to loved ones is a complex emotion that human beings will forever be trying to define.
Heft by Liz Moore is a confessional novel about loneliness, human fragility and hope. From the very beginning, Arthur Opp confides, "the first thing you must know about me is that I am colossally fat." By his estimation, he probably weighs between 500-600 pounds and has not left his home in Brooklyn since September 11, 2001. He has no contact with family or friends. If he needs anything from the outside world, he simply orders it online.
Out of the blue, former student Charlene calls Arthur to find out if he might consider tutoring her teenage son, Kel. Although Charlene was Arthur's student over twenty years ago, he still thinks of her often. For him, Charlene represents a life that might have been. Meanwhile, Charlene is a struggling single mom raising her son in Yonkers. Wanting more for Kel, she has managed to get him into a better school in an affluent neighborhood nearby by working at the school as a secretary. Kel is a gifted athlete and is interested in pursuing a career in baseball. Charlene is concerned that he's more interested in sports than in his academic future. A firm believer in higher education, she hopes Arthur Opp may be able to help. Readers will stay up way too late, temporarily neglect chores and relationships just to see how this story unfolds.
Heft is a heartfelt novel that never crosses into sappy sentimentalism. With Moore's keen attention to detail, deeply compelling story and all too human characters, Heft is destined to land on many of the "Best Of" lists this year. Adult and teen readers who enjoy coming of age stories should not miss out on this lovely book.
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Garaje in SOMA [San Francisco]
- Josh Jun 14, 2013 07:36 AM
Per Melanie Wong's request on the San Diego board, this is a short post about Garaje which serves up what tastes to me like a heavily Southern California-influenced version of Mexican food.
We relocated here from San Diego about a year ago and have had a hard time finding the kind of Mexican food that is ubiquitous down there. Garaje is extremely close in spirit, if not 100% in execution. It's more upscale and deluxe, but the flavors are very close.
I haven't eaten everything on the menu, but I've tried several things. My favorite are the tacos. The Cadillac, grilled fish, and seared ahi are excellent. They're not cheap, but they are quite large. Two tacos makes for a good meal.
They also offer crispy tacos with homemade fried shells which are cheaper and less filling. These are OK for a taste of nostalgia but can be safely skipped.
They have a burrito they call a Zapato that's grilled on a panini press. The presence of refried beans is the only off-note, otherwise it's a pretty bona fide take on the California burrito (carne asada, cheese, fries, guacamole). No rice, no steamed tortilla, etc. The panini press use is a little strange, but it gives a drier, grilled tortilla flavor that you get in San Diego taco shops.
Beer selection is quite good, though it's hilarious that their beer menu says "no crap on tap" when Hamm's is one of the options.
I don't know that I'd travel to eat there. We're in the Inner Richmond and if we are craving tacos Tacobar on Fillmore is as good in its own way and a lot closer, but I work in SOMA and this is one of my go-to spots for lunch there and it's a lot better than many of the other lunch venues in the area.
Thanks much, Josh! Now that I've had a chance to read more about the eclectic, it's pretty commendable that it can hit Mexican flavors so closely.
Has anyone had the hamburger?
Garaje: 475 Third Street, SF; 415-664-0838; open Monday thru Saturday, 11am to close. CASH ONLY
re: Melanie Wong
I might say "Mexican" as opposed to Mexican, since SoCal's spin is definitely its own kind of Americanization. Garaje hits the SoCal variant well, but from my limited experience of more authentic Mexican cuisine I'd say it's definitely not that.
re: Josh
OK, I shall read that in my mind with "quotes". On one of my SD trips, I asked Alex to take me to one of the 'berto's, but he was so reluctant, I didn't press it.
Over the years, we've had quite a few requests for San Diego style "Mexican" so your find is going to help answer that quest.
I had lunch there on Friday. When we arrived shortly before one, there were more than a dozen people in line, and the line stayed that length until shortly before we left. There are almost no good seats when there is a line, because the space is narrow and people walk forward to get a menu. Plus it was loud and somewhat dark. Don't go for the atmosphere, though it might be okay at off hours.
Whoever planned the menu appreciates texture. The "Como Se Llama" is a crispy taco wrapped in a soft corn tortilla, which is brilliant. It was nice to have a grilled fish taco option instead of fried, and the fish was properly cooked, though the portion was a bit small for my tastes. But the surprise winner was the BBQ pork sandwich. This was quite generous, not overly sweet or soggy, and had nice crunchy bits. If I go back, I'd find it hard to not order that again.
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Aha, so you've not had a Nick's Crispy Taco or the founder's Tacko. Nick's Way doubles the tortillas exactly like that. Yes, it is a brilliant texture sensation.
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I'll answer my own question: closed on Sat.
I liked the grilled aspect of the the Zapato, but I agree with the OP that the refried beans don't quite work. I found the beans gave it an off-putting density and my DC commented that it needed something wetter inside. A dip of salsa or whatnot could have helped.
The $8 Asada cheese fries were great and could be a meal for one. Guacamole, carne asada, lots of cheese and so much topping that even the last fry was coated in cheese.
Really good ahi tostaditos with a slight smokiness.
Funky set up with. The tables against the left wall have way too short chairs and iPhone 5 charging cords coming out of them. Laptop discouragement? It's also really loud in there.
I think it's pretty funny that there are so many comments about what the "style" is of the food at Garaje. Personally, I'd say call it whatever you want, it tastes pretty good. I also work in SOMA and since Fly Trap stopped serving lunch I've been looking in vain for a reliable lunch spot. I think Garaje is it. Crowded, a bit quirky for sure, but the flavors are great. I particularly like the grilled ahi and avocado taco. Agree with the comment about the refritos not adding much to the zapatos, but overall...I'll keep coming back.
Went today for lunch for the first time and I liked it a lot.
Music was playing relatively loud, and it was pretty busy at noon. Food only took about 10 mins to arrive, so not bad at all.
I had a burger which was excellent. I have posted about it here in the Dish of the Month discussion: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/9151...
Dining companions had various fish tacos (which are big and good). I only tasted the seared tuna one, and it was light nicely seasoned. Fried tilapia looked good too. The zapatos, which I did not taste, also looked good, but smaller than I would have expected. My fries were decent but nothing special.
This place strikes me as a great spot for happy hour, with good beer prices on interesting beers, and some very nice snacks.
Went for lunch today with Dave MP and a small posse from the CHOW offices and liked it. Being close to South Park, in SF's tech zone, Garaje seems like a case of right concept, right space. Though it's open til 10 p.m., this is obviously a place calibrated for lunch and happy hour: a mostly male crowd, and the beer, burgers, and tacos that'd appeal to them. The decor is a bit university hofbrau, with California beach-bro style: vintage motorcycle license plates, old street signs you'd expect to see in dorm rooms, retro traffic signs, a bathroom sign showing a stick-figure guy peeking over the stall at a stick figure woman and TVs tuned to soccer. There's a collection of retro-looking diner banquettes and rough wood benches.
The food I saw and tasted was straightforward and good, definitely Cal-Mex. I had a carnitas zapato (pictured), sort of a burrito as rich and soft inside as a quesadilla, in a flour tortilla that'd been crisped in a panini press. The fish taco was impressive: a single piece of battered and fried tilapia as long as the red plastic serve basket, in a flour tortilla that couldn't quite contain it, with cabbage and a chipotle-ish mayo. A guac-heavy seared ahi taco a little like poke but without the soy. Good fries (crisp, fresh-cut, and salty). And really good beers on tap, $5 the pint at lunch (I had a Flying Dog IPA).
In short, great lunch spot for a mostly tech-bro audience; can't wait to go back for happy hour.


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Fingernails are a little short this time of year for college coaches out recruiting — and they will be even shorter over the next two months.
Georgia will focus on closing out its top-10 ranked recruiting class, but will have to reverse the trend of a difficult last few days on the recruiting front in order to do so.
The Bulldogs lost out on Gallatin (Tenn.) receiver Josh Malone to Tennessee on Thursday. Meanwhile, Carrollton defensive tackle Dontavious Russell decommitted from the Bulldogs to open up his recruiting.
CHARLESTON, S.C. — The Georgia men's basketball season has gotten off to a disappointing start.
The Bulldogs lost 94-82 to Davidson Thursday night in the first round of the Charleston Classic. Georgia now has a losing record (1-2) as a result and the Wildcats (1-3) earned their first win of the season.
Georgia's season gets no easier as the Bulldogs will face another challenge when they are pitted against the Clemson-Temple loser today at 7 p.m.
"We could not defend them without sending them to the free throw line," coach Mark Fox said after the game.
A day before a slew of major recruits show up for Georgia's game with LSU, the Bulldogs got their first commitment in seven weeks.
Keyon Brown (6-foot-3, 240), a four-star defensive end from Hardee High School in Wauchula, Fla., picked Georgia over Clemson, Florida State, Tennessee and Miami. The commitment gives the Bulldogs their 17th verbal commitment of the 2014 recruiting cycle.
A commitment from Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College defensive back Shattle Fenteng has Georgia on the cusp of having the No. 1 recruiting class in the country.
Fenteng (6-foot-2, 184 pounds) picked Georgia over Ole Miss and West Virginia Friday night. He is rated as a three-star prospect by Fox Sports NEXT.
"I played at Grayson High School, so I will only be about an hour away from home now. My parents were very happy when Georgia offered me and they are very happy to have me close to home again," Fenteng told Fox Sports NEXT.
Georgia added to its impressive recruiting pull Saturday with the commitment of defensive tackle Lamont Gaillard of Pine Forest High in Fayetteville, N.C.
Gaillard (6-foot-3, 315 pounds), considered a four-star prospect by Fox Sports NEXT and the No. 3 overall defensive tackle in the country, picked the Bulldogs over Clemson, Alabama, Florida, among others.
Isaiah Wynn, a four-star offensive lineman from Lakewood High School in St. Petersburg, Fla., has picked Georgia over nearly every other school in the South.
"I'm a Dog," he told Fox Sports NEXT's Chad Simmons.
Wynn is considered the No. 10 overall offensive guard in the country, according to Fox Sports NEXT's rankings. Wynn told Simmons on Saturday that he was very "comfortable" being at Georgia.
"I really like the coaching staff and just being comfortable on campus and around the coaches and everybody else on the team," he said.
Georgia's annual Dawg Night netted at least three commitments Friday as the Bulldogs made progress on a slew of prospects they are interested in signing.
Rutledge receiver Shakenneth Williams gave his verbal commitment to the Bulldogs, as did Lake Gibson (Fla.) safety Kendall Grant and Lowndes offensive tackle Dyshon Sims.
Gant (6-foot-2, 180 pounds), Williams (6-1, 195) and Sims (6-4, 275) are rated as four-star prospects by Fox Sports NEXT.
Georgia's impressive recruiting run continued Wednesday night.
Marist offensive lineman Kendall Baker picked the Bulldogs over Auburn, Florida State, Georgia Tech and Vanderbilt.
"Me and my whole family love Georgia; Georgia is a school that has constantly recruited me for a long time, the staff is great, and it is just right for me," Baker told Fox Sports NEXT about his commitment.
Georgia added its 11th commitment for the class of 2014 on Sunday with a verbal pledge from Tucker linebacker Detric Dukes.
Dukes (6 foot, 215 pounds) had been committed to Louisville until this weekend.
"He really liked Louisville, but he probably committed too early," Tucker coach Brian Lamar said. "Detric went up to Georgia and hung out, and he really liked it. We kind of knew that Georgia was going to end up offering him."
Dukes visited with Georgia coach Mark Richt in June for a summer camp, which was where the Bulldogs extended a scholarship offer.
Georgia's recruiting class could be reaching its midway point thanks to a flurry of commitments, including a pledge from the top quarterback in South Carolina.
Jacob Park (6-foot-3, 200 pounds), a four-star quarterback from Stratford High School in Goose Creek, picked the Bulldogs over Alabama, according to his high school coach. He is ranked by Fox Sports Next as the No. 10 quarterback nationally for the class of 2014.
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I bought this for my husband as a gift. I thought at the time that it was sized a bit small, wouldn't close in front. And it isn't a nice, rich grey as shown in the photo. I''m still waiting for him to WEAR it.
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Happy Friday everyone!! I am stopping in today to share with you about my brand new Etsy store, The Cut Shoppe, that I opened this week!!
The Cut Shoppe, offers Digital Cut files that can be used with your electronic die cut machines, in PNG and SVG formats.
Here's a look at what you will currently find in the Shop:
I would love for you to visit The Cut Shoppe and browse around for any designs you would like to purchase!
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14 comments:
- Debbie P said...
These are awesome Ashley! Best of luck with this venture!
- May 30, 2014 at 12:50 PM
- Mary Jo Rhoda said...
Oh cute cuts! Wish I had a cutter. Congrats on the new venture! :)
- May 30, 2014 at 4:06 PM
- Stacia Brandt said...
Best of luck to you Ashley!
- May 30, 2014 at 4:27 PM
- Monique Liedtke said...
Wow look at you girl!! How awesome is this!!!! Good luck my friend!!! I'll do some shopping later this week! xoxo
- May 30, 2014 at 5:53 PM
- Julie Tucker-Wolek said...
These are all AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- May 30, 2014 at 7:13 PM
- soapHOUSEmama said...
CONGRATS!!!! So happy for you!
- May 30, 2014 at 8:01 PM
- ~amy~ said...
Yay! congrats ashley!
- May 31, 2014 at 7:08 AM
- Angela said...
What a fun idea! These are really cute!
- May 31, 2014 at 10:13 AM
- Juliana Michaels said...
These are super cute Ashley!!!
- May 31, 2014 at 2:25 PM
- Nora N. said...
These are totally adorable!! Best of luck on your new venture!!
- May 31, 2014 at 6:13 PM
- Sherry Eckblad said...
congrats on your new cut shoppe!
- May 31, 2014 at 9:47 PM
- Chantal Vandenberg said...
Oh how exciting! Congratulations to you!!! :D
- June 1, 2014 at 3:39 AM
- yyam said...
Congrats on being a business owner! They look amazing!
- June 1, 2014 at 7:00 PM
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A very exciting venture for you! Hope to stop by soon.
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