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[edit] David's Bridal Online Contest Makes Dreams Come True for Brides ... - PR Web (press release)

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[edit] Georgia notebook: Brown makes most of playing time - Breaking News ...

20 November 2008, by unknown Ramarcus Brown started nine games his sophomore season and figured to have a bright future at cornerback for Georgia. As it turned out, however, he hasn’t cracked the starting lineup since.

[edit] EDSBS » Archive » FACTOR FIVE FIVE FACTOR PREVIEW: MIAMI AT ...

20 November 2008, by unknown Welcome to our Factor Five Five Factor Preview of Miami at Georgia Tech A game where a Georgia Tech team beset by injury faces a young and talented Miami team rounding into form at just the right team. Tech would stand no chance in this ...

[edit] In the Media - Bowling on TV - October - Bowl.com

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[edit] Mike Wilhelm's Alabama Weather Blog: Questioning Methodology Used ...

20 November 2008, by Mike North Alabama Weather Blog · Tornado Watch Until 7:00pm - The National Weather Service in Huntsville has issued a Tornado Watch for all of North Alabama this evening until 7:00pm. Once again this Tornado Watch inc... 2 months ago ...

[edit] The Flight of a South Georgia Storm Chaser: I'm dreaming of a ...

20 November 2008, by Dewdrop A blog that describes a journey into storm chasing in South Georgia. Come and join me on this fabulous trip into the life and passion of a storm chaser in South Georgia. Watch me as I spread my wings. "Some are weatherwise; some are ...

[edit] Ga. man claiming to be general facing sex offenses - Breaking News ...

20 November 2008, by unknown FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. -- A Fayette County man is facing multiple counts of sex offenses involving a child. Police said an investigation revealed that 70-year-old John William Harvey often claimed to be an Army general and would wear a ...

[edit] Final Four a fan of Atlanta’s - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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[edit] Mayor mistaken on claims about emergency response during August ...

20 November 2008, by unknown Figueras twice told audiences that the city’s emergency responders were the first to arrive on the scene when a tornado hit the Office Depot shopping center — a county island — on Aug. 26, and then had to wait for permission from the ...

[edit] NIT Tip-Off - CollegeHoopsnet.com

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[edit] Houston County EMA Tries New Program - WTVY

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[edit] CNN BREAKING NEWS! TORNADO HITS CNN BUILDING & GEORGIA DOME

18 November 2008, by CNN BREAKING NEWS! TORNADO HITS CNN BUILDING & GEORGIA DOME Posted by admin on Monday, November 17th 2008 Digg it Bookmark it Stumble it Email to friend 17 Nov Breaking News!!! Tornado hits the CNN building in Atlanta Georgia. Georgia Dome also hit and creates the stalling of the NCAA Basketball Tourniment. If you enjoyed this post, feel free to subscribes to our rss feeds Filed under: hot trends Tags: Atlanta, Basketball, Building, Center, cnn, Damaged, D

[edit] Rugged road for Dogs in Preaseason NIT - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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[edit] Early morning storm rips through Bibb County - Macon Telegraph

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[edit] Tornado Watch... here?... really?

15 November 2008, by Dewdrop We have been placed under a tornado watch tonight, and a tornado warning has been issued for a cell 3 counties west of here, actually not far from where gtb's children live. I am keeping an eye on things. It's the junk ahead of the big ...

[edit] TORNADO WATCH FOR NORTH FLORIDA AND SOUTH GEORGIA UNTIL 3AM

15 November 2008, by unknown An approaching cold front and upper level disturbance has generated another area of heavy showers and potentially strong thunderstorms which will move into the Big Bend and south Georgia, prompting a tornado watch until 3am.

[edit] A Tornado Watch For Portions Of Alabama And Georgia

15 November 2008, by WRBL.com Tornadoes, hail, and damaging wind gusts up to 70 mph are possible in the watch area. more.

[edit] Georgia tries to prove SEC title wasn't a fluke - SportingNews.com

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[edit] Recovery continues in shadow of damage - Macon Telegraph

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[edit] Next magic trick - Atlanta Journal Constitution

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[edit] The Flight of a South Georgia Storm Chaser: A little SDS Therapy ...

2 November 2008, by Dewdrop Georgia Tornado Chasers (Is that a club? I want to join!!) Dangerous chasers of the world(Wait for it....) Storm chaser fatalities (yikes...) How does dew looks in autumn weather (Well, pretty bundled up. I am not a big fan of cold, ...

[edit] Busy week for Red Tornado football

27 October 2008, by I took the weekend off from posting in part because this will be one busy and exciting week for Red Tornado football program. It starts tonight with a crucial contest at Frank Barger Stadium against the Hibriten Panthers. Hibriten is currently the 7th-ranked team in the state for Class 2A. Technically speaking the Panthers are a half-game behind Newton-Conover and Fred T. Foard in the CVAC championship race. The Panthers will be looking to keep pace with those two teams. Hickory is in a tight b

[edit] In Atlanta, spreading soccer contagion at parade rest

4 October 2008, by With strong endorsement from Mead Packaging and improvising a bit with the uniforms, the Atlanta Chiefs became stars of the Memorial Day parade in 1967. “We were cute,” Newman, pictured at front left, says of the first-generation Chiefs. “We wore these little shorts, we had funny accents. We were cute, and we were accepted.” (Photo courtesy Ron Newman) Ron Newman came to Atlanta from the UK in 1967 and started to build the game in literal terms. Calling on carpentry and joining skills pick

[edit] Hands On Georgia wraps up

3 October 2008, by 16,000 volunteers are gearing up for a statewide volunteer day Saturday. It wraps up the weeklong Hands On Georgia community service projects across the state. This weekend's project include fixing homes damaged by the Mother's Day tornadoes in Macon this year, sorting and bagging food at the Thomas County food bank and holding a cookout in Columbus for soldiers returning from Iraq. Last year, Hands on Georgia drew 68,000 volunteers who gave nearly 200,000 hours of community service during th

[edit] UGA inspects failed alert system

17 September 2008, by The University of Georgia is trying to figure out why its emergency notification system failed. There was a 13-minute delay when the National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for Clarke County Aug. 26. The UGAAlert system is designed to send students and employees text messages, e-mails and automated phone calls when there is a campus-wide threat. Nearly 50,000 people are connected to the system.(Associated Press)

[edit] Elephant on the Roof...or Storm in My Hair - Part 3, by Beverly Hicks Burch " A Steel Magnolia is an Iron Butterfly

15 September 2008, by bamasteelmagnolia Part 3 in the Bamasteelmagnolia's storm series...hopefully the last! Enough of storms, already!!

[edit] Red Cross Funds depleted by National Disasters

10 September 2008, by Red Cross Funds depleted by National Disasters The American Red Cross said yesterday that it has depleted its national disaster relief fund and is taking out loans to pay for shelters, food and other relief services across seven Midwestern states battered by floods. Officials at the charity estimated that efforts in the Midwest will cost more than $15 million and warned that the [...] September 10th, 2008 In Nursing Information

[edit] Regulatory process for nursing home emergency operations planning

9 September 2008, by Regulatory process for nursing home emergency operations planning As tornadoes roared through central Georgia earlier this year, nursing home managers were faced with some daunting challenges. Power grids were knocked out, darkness was descending, and roads were strewn with debris causing long term care facilities to shelter-in-place. These facilities turned to state and local agencies for support. Support agencies knew the locations of the [...] September 9th, 2008 In nursing home Spo

[edit] Morning headlines

28 August 2008, by Morning headlines August 28, 2008 at 10:55 am by Russell McLendon OBAMA: Officially becomes the Democratic nominee for president, the first black person ever nominated by a major party. He’ll give his acceptance speech tonight. MCCAIN: Has picked his running mate, whom he’ll inform of his decision today and introduce Friday in Ohio. UNDERDRIVE: As gas prices and environmental worries have driven down driving, highways and other transportation projects, including commuter rail, have lost a ma

[edit] NO WAY! NO HOW! NO McCain!

27 August 2008, by ONE THING I DO KNOW, I DON'T WANT ANOTHER 4 YEARS OF THE SAME... I CONSIDER MYSELF A REPUBLICAN WHO WILL FOR THE FIRST TIME VOTE FOR A DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: MEANING "UNITED", IN ONE ACCORD FOR THE WELL BEING OF AMERICA'S PEOPLE...WE NEED OBAMA AS PRESIDENT IF WE WANT TO BETTER AMERICA. I ADMIRED BUSH AFTER 911, BUT THAT IS IT, IM ASHAMED OF THE LAST EIGHT YEARS, I HAVE CHILDREN AND FAMILY WHOM I WANT TO HAVE A BETTE

[edit] Severe Weather Today

22 August 2008, by While high pressure dominates much of the nation, there are some trouble spots to keep an eye on today.   First, the obvious area of concern remains over northern Florida, southeastern Georgia, and southern South Carolina as feeder bands from Tropical Storm Fay move through the region.  The interaction of the low and mid level circulation combined with the friction of the land will produce low level shear, which will lead to the potential for isolated tornadoes.  Otherwise, expect heavy rain w

[edit] Severe Weather Today

20 August 2008, by   The severe weather today will be focused along the northeastern coast of Florida and coastal Georgia as Tropical Storm Fay continues to impact the Florida Peninsula.  The thunderstorms within the rain bands will be capable of producing tornadoes due to increasing low level wind shear over the region.  The thunderstorms will also be capable of heavy downpours and naturally very strong wind gusts over 50 mph.   No other locations are expected to be impacted by severe weather however strong t

[edit] Severe Weather Today

13 August 2008, by Two areas of focus today for the severe weather.   The first is over the Southeast coast.  South Carolina and Georgia will be in the warm sector of a developing low pressure system over northwestern Georgia.  A strong upper disturbance will dig and turn through the forecast area which will produce strong lifting over the region.  Meanwhile, strong isentropic lifting will lead to the addition of plenty of heat and moisture until the area.  Finally, the veering winds from the surface to 500 MB w

[edit] Morning Roundup: Miracle Weather Edition

11 August 2008, by 2008_0811_MR.jpg Good morning, Washington. It would be hard to oversell the unusually perfect weather we've all been enjoying for the past few days. I will admit to humming "Something Good" from The Sound of Music under my breath this morning when I stepped outside to greet breezy, downright cool D.C. ...

[edit] Severe Weather Today

31 July 2008, by A strong MCS moving southeast from North Dakota will bring the potential for severe weather for much of the northern Plains and Mid West.  As the MCS moves south this morning, the out flow boundaries from the system will move ahead to the south and east, which will lead to the development of additional super-cell thunderstorms.  The atmosphere is already moist and unstable, however additional wind shear will aid in the formation of hail, wind gusts exceeding 65 mph, deadly cloud to ground light

[edit] Severe Weather Today

23 July 2008, by The bulk of the severe weather today will focus along the cold front slowly moving towards the East coast.  A strengthening upper low will focus a significant amount of divergence over the eastern Great Lakes, Mid Atlantic, and Southeast this afternoon.  Upper level winds will be unidirectional through out the area from the southwest, however strong speed shear can be expected especially over the Mid Atlantic due to a strengthening low level jet stream.  The atmosphere ahead of the cold front i

[edit] Beat-Down!!! The Most Lopsided Rivalries in Division 1-A

18 July 2008, by Thought I'd give you a little teaser while I was figuring the results for next week's list of top intrastate rivalries. Since we're owned by Rivals.com, that's what the focus has been the last week. (nice segueway, if I do say so myself) Seems that it's very time consuming trying to tabulate those results ...

[edit] Macon tornado clean up continues

2 July 2008, by Scenes of the tornado cleanup in Macon: a wood chipper grinds through debris, as a backhoe digs through hills of fallen trees nearby. (Josephine Bennet) Macon Mayor Robert Reichert is urging residents to be patient. Nearly two months after an F-2 tornado crisscrossed its way through the city the cleanup continues. Original predictions by the Federal Emergency Management Agency underestimated the amount of debris left by the storm. Reichert says 250 truckloads a day are being brought to a larg

[edit] The Perfect Business At The Perfect Time! (Philadelphia) $9755

29 June 2008, by You Can Make Big Money In Real Estate Auctions ? I Will Show You How! The auction business is hot and getting even hotter! With profits ranging from $30,000 to over $100,000 per deal... You can see why so many people are trying to break into the booming auction market. Plus, you will get paid fast because ...

[edit] John Mayer OKC In Repair Live 2-3-07

18 June 2008, by John Mayer in Oklahoma City OK for a concert on February 3rd 2007.

[edit] Congressman Rips Into NTSB Chair Over Collapse Hearing

16 June 2008, by More at http://www.theuptake.org Like a lot of Minnesotans, Representative Jim Oberstar can't understand why there isn't going to be a public NTSB hearing on the collapse of the 35W bridge. Just like confidence in the Minnesota Department of Transportation has been spiraling down since the August disaster, confidence in the NTSB has been declining as rumors and conspiracy theories multiply. Simply put, if there isn't a transparent public hearing, the public is not going to believe the report on

[edit] Roof Wrens

15 June 2008, by There have been an amazing number of storms and tornadoes this season. But with the storm comes an opportunity to help those around us. We find that a neighborhood or community struck by a natural tragedy need friends outside the affected area to come in and offer assistance. Our church has had teams doing disaster response for over a decade. Our specialties are the long term reconstruction and we usually do what other volunteers don't want to get into-- roofing and sheetrock. Many years our wo

[edit] What the hail was that?

13 June 2008, by That, of course, was my favorite newspaper headline from the recent spate of storms which have hit our area.   While in the middle of a drought, in the last month we’ve been hit with the storm dejour on a weekly basis.  Each storm comes complete with high winds, downed trees, and power outages.  In fact, one of the storms broke 18 skylights at our offices. 

[edit] Ga. tornado victims get $600K in federal disaster assistance

31 May 2008, by Georgia residents affected by tornadoes that tore through the state earlier this month have been approved for more than $600,000 in federal disaster aid.A news release from the

[edit] Perdue asks Bush for disaster declaration

29 May 2008, by Governor Sonny Perdue on Wednesday requested that President George Bush declare Cherokee County a major disaster area. Perdue says such a declaration will assist residents and local governments with emergency response measures and aid for losses from the severe weather and tornadoes on May 20, according to a statement from the Governor's Office: “This is the third tornado event this spring that has disrupted the lives of our citizens and devastated one of our communities,” Perdue said. “I am

[edit] No more corporate ladder for Business Managers. (Boise)

25 May 2008, by Business Professionals Needed NOW! We are currently looking for professionals with the ability to work from their home office with integrity. - Ability to take time off whenever you want - No more boss to tell you what to do so they can make more money - Products that are always in demand regarless ...

[edit] N.C.-Based Samaritan's Purse Rushes Tornado Relief to Georgia

13 May 2008, by symbals Samaritan's Purse immediately dispatched staff and equipment, including one of the organization's Disaster Relief Units, in the aftermath of the devastating tornados that ripped through the Macon, Ga., area

[edit] Residents Dig Out Of Tornado Hit Areas

12 May 2008, by The cleanup from weekend tornadoes continues in the Plains and South, where twisters claimed 22 lives in Oklahoma, Missouri and Georgia.Gov. Matt Blunt is expected to survey damage in three southwest ...

[edit] At least 23 dead in tornado-ravaged U.S. south

12 May 2008, by Rescue crews in Missouri, Oklahoma and Georgia searched through rubble for survivors Sunday after deadly tornadoes and storms blew through those states over the weekend.

[edit] Tornadoes, storms kill 20 in United States

11 May 2008, by A depressed mining town in Oklahoma had seven people die when a tornado tore up a 20-block swath on Saturday. The same storm killed 12 others in Missouri, while one died in Georgia.