Here, we hope to shed some light on this mystery, and possibly get closer to solving it.
Only auctioneers in the United States?
Only active auctioneers, or all auctioneers, active or not?
Those auctioneers who are retired?
Those who only bid call for others?
Only those who actually contract with sellers for auction services?
Auction business entities, such as a corporation or LLC?
Only those who's primary business is as an auctioneer?
Only those who make a living as an auctioneer?
First, I think it would be difficult to qualify who is active, versus someone who is not active. Secondly, I think it would be somewhat difficult to determine what it means to be retired. And, I think it would be difficult, at best, to determine only those who's primary business is auctioneering, or make a living at auctioneering.
How many auctioneers are there in the United States, licensed or not, active or inactive, retired or not, whether or not they work for themselves or someone else, including sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLC's and corporations, whether or not they view auctioneering as their primary business or not, and whether or not they make their living at auctioneering?
Here is our method in attempt to calculate this number.
We can look at AuctionZip and count the number of auctioneers they have listed at any one time. So, we did that on February 12, 2010 and that number was: 17,871.
We also counted the number of auctioneers in the following states and compared those numbers to the AuctionZip numbers, by state: Kentucky, Ohio, North Carolina, Alabama, North Dakota, Georgia, Tennessee and Texas. We chose these 8 states for no other reason than it was fairly straightforward to count via their state's auctioneer licensing authority websites, and of course all these states license auctioneers. In states without licensing, it is almost impossible to gauge the number of auctioneers.
On February 12, 2010, we counted 15,833 licensed auctioneers (including all business entities) in these 8 states. As noted earlier, on that same day, AuctionZip listed 2,766 auctioneers from those 8 states.
From these two numbers, we concluded that AuctionZip listed 17.5% of all auctioneers in these 8 states (2,766 / 15,833) = 0.1746984.
Since AuctionZip listed on February 12, 2010 a total of 17,871 auctioneers, and that seems to be about 17.5% of all auctioneers (based upon our sample), then we can take (17,871 / 0.175) and we get: 102,120 auctioneers.
Is 102,120 our number? It is not, as our counts for each state in our sample include some auctioneers who are licensed in more than one state. So, our overall count of auctioneers in our sample is high, because it counts some auctioneers twice or more.
A cursory search in some states seem to suggest about 20% of any state's licensed auctioneers are from out of state, where that auctioneer is licensed (counted) elsewhere. In our sample of 8 states, if we reduced our count of each by this approximate 20%, we would have 12,666 instead of 15,833.
A cursory search of AuctionZip's site suggest that their total changes very little, as most state listings are made up of about 95% auctioneers from that particular state.
Considering these two new numbers, Our calculation would then become: 2,627 unique auctioneers listed on AuctionZip (2,766 * 95%) / 12,666 unique auctioneers in those 8 states (15,833 * 80%) = 2,627 / 12,666 = about 21%.
If we reduce our total number of auctioneers on AuctionZip by this same 5%, we would then take 16,978 (17,871 * 95%) / 21% = 80,845 auctioneers.
Is 80,845 our number? It is not, as we have reduced the counts for all those auctioneers who are potentially counted twice or more. So, our overall count of auctioneers in our sample is low.
To fine tune our number a bit better, it does seem reasonable that of this 20,000 or so auctioneers that were counted twice or more to get our 102,120 number, at least half of them are licensed in only two states, rather than one. Therefore, we would have to add back about one half of the one half of the 20,000 (5,000) so they count only once. Then, the other half of the 20,000 are counted in more than two states, so maybe add back another 2,500 or so auctioneers suggesting the average of those counted in more than two states is about 4 states for each (20,000 / 2 = 10,000) and then 10,000 / 4 = 2,500.
Can this be? 87,500 auctioneers of all types in the United States? It would appear so, but can we check this number in some other fashion?
This means if we take: 454 / 2,078 = 0.2184793 = approximately 21.8%. Approximately 21.8% of the North Carolina resident auctioneers are listed on AuctionZip.
If we take this 21.8% and apply it to the total number of auctioneers listed on AuctionZip, we have: 17,871 / 0.218 = 81,977.
This means if we take: 713 / 2,794 = 0.2573372 = approximately 25.7%. Approximately 25.7% of the Ohio resident auctioneers are listed on AuctionZip.
If we take this 25.7% and apply it to the total number of auctioneers listed on AuctionZip, we have: 17,871 / 0.257 = 69,445.
This means if we take: 652 / 1,825 = 0.3572603 = approximately 35.7%. Approximately 35.7% of the Texas resident auctioneers are listed on AuctionZip.
If we take this 35.7% and apply it to the total number of auctioneers listed on AuctionZip, we have: 17,871 / 0.357 = 50,022.
This means if we take: 8 / 374 = 0.0213904 = approximately 2.14%. Approximately 2.14% of the North Dakota resident auctioneers are listed on AuctionZip.
If we take this 2.14% and apply it to the total number of auctioneers listed on AuctionZip, we have: 17,871 / 0.0214 = 835,469!
Clearly, AuctionZip usage in North Dakota is low at 2.14% and possibly AuctionZip usage in Texas is high at 35.7%. So, the actual nationwide number is likely between these two numbers.
If the nationwide average AuctionZip usage is 20% in the United States, then we could calculate 17,871 / 0.20 = 89,355.
In summary, for years most of us have been hearing that there are only 25,000 – 30,000 auctioneers in the United States. Is it evident there are far more than those estimates? It sure does.


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•On Sept. 23, Vincent Decastro, 27, of Long Valley, was arrested on a wanted person warrant. The warrant was issued by the Middlesex County Sheriff's Office and the original offense was for theft. Decastro was then lodged in the Warren County Correctional Facility to await extradition to Middlesex County.
•On Sept. 22, Jonathan Robles, 25, of Washington Twp. (Morris County), was arrested on a $250 Newark municipal court traffic warrant and a $1,000 Fanwood municipal court traffic warrant. Robles was released on the warrants pending court appearances.
•At 2:09 a.m. on Sept. 23, police were at the Quick Chek, 146 Route 182, on a complaint. While the officers were on the complaint, an officer heard a male yelling. As the male walked closer, to where the officers were talking to a few juveniles and an adult, he started yelling again and using profanity. The male, Steven Haar, 24, of Washington Twp. (Morris County), was issued a summons for disorderly conduct and was released pending a court appearance.
At 12:38 p.m. on Sept. 15, police investigated a motor vehicle crash in the parking lot of 834 Valley Road. A vehicle driven by Carlo Diciaula, 69, of Warren, was travelling west in the parking lot, and struck a parked vehicle. As a result of the crash no injuries were reported and no summonses were issued.
•At 5:33 p.m. on Sept.22, police responded to a Spring Street apartment building for a report of an unresponsive male. Officers found a 39-year-old male to be unconscious in one of the buildings hallways and displaying signs and symptoms that were consistent with a heroin overdose. Patrolman Shawn Burke administered Narcan which subsequently led to the male regaining consciousness. He was transported to the Newton Medical Center by the Newton First Aid Squad.
•At 11:27 p.m. on Sept. 16, Sgt. Joseph Pensado stopped a 2011 Honda on Route 15 south for speeding and spoke to the driver, Lynne M. Berth, 41, from Rockaway. Pensado detected the odor of marijuana emanating from the vehicle. Officer Dan Florio arrived on scene and took over the investigation. The officers applied for a search warrant on the vehicle which was granted. After searching the vehicle, several baggies containing marijuana and assorted drug paraphernalia items were discovered. Berth was charged with possession of under 50 grams of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, speeding and controlled dangerous substance in a motor vehicle. She was released pending a court date.
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•At 3:44 p.m. on Sept. 23, hrs, Officer Ryan Olah stopped a Honda Accord for a motor vehicle violation while traveling Route 46 east. The driver of the vehicle, Onni Brito, 27, of Hackettstown, was found to have an active warrant for his arrest which was issued by Clifton Municipal Court. Brito was unable to post the $2500 bail and was taken in to custody. Brito was later turned over to the Clifton Police Department in lieu of bail and was issued a traffic summons for disregard of marked lanes.
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Proposed super brewery site revealed
The new $156 million super brewery is set to bring 177 jobs to Bundaberg.
Zachary O'Brien
18th Dec 2019 5:00 AM | Updated: 9:44 AM
GOOD things are brewing in the rum city with a development application for Bundaberg Brewed Drinks' new $156 million super brewery this week lodged with council.
The application shows the preferred site for the facility is Kay McDuff Dr, adjoining the Bundaberg Ring Road.
A statement from Bundaberg Brewed Drinks yesterday said the new facility had been confirmed for Bundaberg, though the exact site was yet to be formalised.
It's understood the Kay McDuff Dr site is still pending final settlement, though its the focus site for the development application.
The application indicates the super brewery will have a total ground floor area of more than 38,000 sqm, not including external plant rooms.
It says the facility's 10-year employment projection would see jobs for 177 people, though only 101 would be required on-site at any one time.
Floor plans submitted with the development approval show the scale of the new Bundaberg Brewed Drinks super brewery.
Some amendments were made to the original application, including reducing the total number of parking and bicycle spaces.
In 2018, the project received $19 million in federal funding as part of the Regional Growth Fund, which provides grants for major projects that support regional job creation.
At that stage, managing director John McLean said the funding helped secure the company's position in Bundaberg, rather than being shifted abroad.
"We always looked at putting the brewery in Bundaberg but there is a lot of transportation costs and this just really helps to cement remaining local," he said at the time.
"The Bundaberg region has given us so much over the years - it's great to be able to stay here."
Yesterday, Mr McLean said: "The development of our future Brewery is a long-term project and a major financial investment for the family.
"It's imperative we approach the planning with a vision for our next generations and beyond. "There are a lot of stages associated with a development of this size and we acknowledge we are still in the planning phase, but it's great to see progress."
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Salon du Chocolat 2021
'Act of faith' pays off as Salon du Chocolat's comeback show in Paris delights visitors and exhibitors
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The Salon du Chocolat's famous fashion show of chocolate dresses takes place twice a day. Pic: Event International.
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Organisers said more than 60,000 visitors attended Salon du Chocolat 2021 over the October holiday weekend in France. The gathering of gourmets brought together 120 exhibitors from cocoa producing countries, master chocolatiers, pastry chefs and 'young artisans of taste'.
The very first Salon du Chocolat opened in Paris in October 1995 and attracted 40 chocolate professionals and 40,000 visitors. It has since grown into a global brand, attracting over 150,000 visitors normally to Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, when it was last held in Paris before the pandemic.
Gérald Palacios is the new Managing Director and President of Event International, the owner of Salon du Chocolat. He took over the company in 2017 when founders Sylvie Douce and Francois Jeantet announced they were retiring.
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Even six weeks ago, we didn't know if we could do it or not -- Gérald Palacios
There was a seamless transition period up until the Salon du Chocolat's 25th anniversary in 2019 when the founders said "au revoir" for good – and then the pandemic struck, and the global live events industry went into freefall.
"I still have sleepless nights. everything stopped, the whole events world crashed, apart from in China where they continued during the crisis," says Palacios.
In his programme notes he describes hosting Salon du Chocolat 2021, which ran from 28 October to 1 November at Porte de Versailles Exhibition Centre, as an "act of faith".
"Even six weeks ago, we didn't know if we could do it or not," he says, when he spoke to Confectionerynews in his office at the exhibition centre. "We were really playing with the window of opportunity – and in the end we said, 'we have to be present, we have to be there'."
Although the number of international exhibitors is down this year; there are no representatives from Japan, the United States or the UK, visitor numbers over the weekend were encouraging.
Master chocolatier Stéphane Bonnat, says he has been busy all weekend: "It was for us a very good experience with a human-sized edition that allowed us to see our customers, some of our cocoa producers and colleagues."
The Salon du Chocolate is the first B2C show to be held in France since the pandemic, and for now Palacios says he is happy with the decision to go ahead.
"There's been so many changes relating to the crisis … particularly regarding consumer behaviour .. you have to win their trust more than ever and make them confident that you can put on a safe live event.
"But there is still a lot of unknowns," says Palacios. "The chocolate industry is very resilient to prices, but it is still very complicated. With Salon du Chocolat we host events in nine countries ...."
After Paris, Salon du Chocolat moves to Moscow and then Dubai this year and Palacios and his team are already planning and budgeting for a full global itinerary planned in 2022, pandemic permitting.
As a B2B and B2C event the Salon du Chocolat is unique in that it affords visitors the opportunity to taste and buy some of the best chocolates in the world. It also gives the chocolate makers a direct audience with consumers and since its inception the show has strived to educate the public not only on the beauty of cocoa, but also its provenance.
Chocolate sculptures also stole the show at this year's Salon du Chocolat. Pic: Event International
"Since the beginning, the broad idea of Salon du Chocolat was to educate people. That's why we feature educational talks on what is a good chocolate? What is good Cacao?," says Palacios.
"Normally we have about eight or nine cacao producer countries attending the Salon, because we wanted to put these two worlds together, to bring the awareness about cacao's traceability to the consumer. Ten years ago it wasn't so important - now it's a real part of the bean-to-bar movement."
International Cocoa Awards
The Salon du Chocolat is also home to the International Cocoa Awards, which showcases the finest producers from around the world and introduces new talents to the industry.
"For more than 10 years we have been part of one of the most prestigious cacao awards, that we have developed and we sponsor and we want to continue. It's a most important prize for the cacao producer, and takes place at the Salon every two years," says Palacios.
Last year the awards went online, but another strong selling point of the Salon du Chocolat is that it allows companies to test their products in front of the consumer, in different international markets.
"We have discovered that in the last five years, the consumer really has changed … they are much more interested and want to know more about the chocolate, the exhibitors will tell you the same," says Palacios. "Before they were coming, eating, tasting and buying. Not anymore.
"Chocolate is becoming an affordable luxury, and people, want to know about its origin So, yes there is a change of behaviour and I think that this is for us important because, you can't stop that change, we all have to change."
Salon du Chocolat moves to Moscow and Dubai later this year and will be back in Paris in 2022.
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When Amy Poole first got a glimpse of her son, she was shocked to see the tiny baby with a nose that looked a bit different from what she was used to seeing. In a 2015 interview with the Daily Mail, the mother said she "almost couldn't speak." But after a few moments with her baby boy,…
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When Amy Poole first bought a glimpse of her son, she was shocked to see the tiny child with a nostril that seemed a bit completely different from what she was used to seeing.
In a 2015 interview with the Daily Mail, the mom mentioned she "almost couldn't speak." But after a number of moments together with her child boy, she knew that she would love him it doesn't matter what: it doesn't matter what the world threw their manner, it doesn't matter what he seemed like, it doesn't matter what individuals would possibly say. Amy knew she would all the time love her son.
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Instead of the standard, stuffy pasta dinner we're mixing it up this year with amazing food from Martin's Downtown, free local craft beer, live music in the park and a meet & greet with the race director of the Blue Ridge Marathon. After a few quick tips and secrets about on how to conquer America's Toughest Road Marathon, we're gonna get the race weekend started off right!
$25 per person – Includes dinner from Martin's Downtown, two beer tickets, VIP access to mezzanine during Friday live concerts, Meet & Greet with RD and staff, race swag and giveaways throughout the evening.
Tentative Menu (is subject to change): Grilled Chicken Pesto Pasta (bowties, zuchini, squash, bell peppers, basil pesto & parm, **chicken), Pasta Bolognese (beef, sausage, mushrooms, crushed tomato and parmesan), Roasted Brussel Sprouts OR Asparagus, Dinner Rolls with Herbed Butter, Salad Bar with Fresh Cut Veggies and Homemade Dressings, Assorted Mini Desserts (Brownies, Cheesecakes, Cookies & Pastries), and drinks.
Gluten Free Options Available- After you purchase your dinner, please email julia@roanokeoutside.com to be added to the list.
If you've already registered for the race, then go to www.myevents.active.com, select "additional purchases" and it will take you to all the add-ons available for our race, including the pasta dinner and concert tickets.
If you haven't registered for the race then REGISTER NOW! You will be given the option to add the Pasta Dinner during the registration process under "additional purchases".
Your name will be on a list at the door…you will not receive a physical ticket. Email julia@roanokeoutside.com to confirm your ticket, or ask questions.
Roanoke Public Library Mezzanine (Deck overlooking Elmwood Amphitheater on back side of library) – You CANNOT enter through library, come through Elmwood Park Amphitheater and enter the gate at the bottom of the mezzanine stairs which is located beside the beer and food trucks. This is the same general area as the start/finish line.


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Fischerinsel (, Fisher Island) is the southern part of the island in the River Spree which was formerly the location of the city of Cölln and is now part of central Berlin. The northern part of the island is known as Museum Island. Fischerinsel is normally said to extend south from Gertraudenstraße and is named for a fishermen's settlement which formerly occupied the southern end of the island. Until the mid-twentieth-century it was a well preserved pre-industrial neighbourhood, and most of the buildings survived World War II, but in the 1960s and 1970s under the German Democratic Republic it was levelled and replaced with a development of residential tower blocks.

History

The original settlement of fishermen and other boatmen and their families was part of Cölln from 1237 on. The neighbourhood, which occupies approximately  had many relatively well to do inhabitants, but during the 17th century it became a crowded neighbourhood of poor people and came to be known as the Fischerkiez (fishing village). In 1709, Cölln united with Berlin, whose old centre lay on the east bank of the river. In the 18th century, boating professions became less important as the city industrialised. As a result, in the early 19th century, the Fischerinsel district stopped developing and became a neighbourhood which preserved the look of old Berlin, including the last gabled houses in the city. In the 20th century it became a tourist attraction.

The neighbourhood and its high street, Fischerstraße, remained comparatively untouched after World War II.As if. Like the rest of the borough of Mitte, it fell into the Soviet Zone which became East Berlin. In 1954, a plan was drawn up for the neighbourhood which emphasised conservation of the surviving buildings. Later plans envisaged replacement with low density housing (1957) and a perimeter development of tower blocks. However, in 1960 an overall plan was adopted for central Berlin which required demolition of all the buildings in the Fischerinsel area. This was done beginning in 1964, including 30 registered landmarks, and the ancient street plan was effaced. The painter Otto Nagel, in the last years of his life, documented it in a series of pastels entitled Abschied vom Fischerkiez (Farewell to the Fishing Village), after calling in vain for its preservation in 1955.

Breite Straße was extended and beginning in 1967, five residential tower blocks were built; they were announced as the "first group of high-rise buildings in the capital", but later conflicted with plans for a grand central urban axis. In 1971–73, the dramatic Großgaststätte Ahornblatt (Great Maple Leaf Restaurant) was added to serve the neighbourhood, which ultimately also included the five 21-storey blocks, a double block with 18- and 21-storey sections, a swimming centre opened in October 1979, two kindergartens, and a supermarket. In 2000 the Ahornblatt was demolished, to be replaced by a multi-use centre including a hotel, flats and offices, despite protests that it should be preserved. As a result of the redevelopment of the site, the old locations of Roßstraße, Petristraße, Grünstraße and Gertraudenstraße can be seen in places.

Fischerinsel is today the seat of Historic port of Berlin (Historischer Hafen Berlin), a non profit association focused on renovating old ships and giving them new life. One of them, MS Heimatland, built in 1910, is a seat of Hošek Contemporary, art residency and gallery. The gallery focuses primarily on site specific installations, performing arts and experimental sound installations.

Notable buildings

The Petrikirche (St. Peter's Church) on Petriplatz, abutting Gertraudenstraße on the north side, was the parish church of Cölln and is presumed to have been founded in the first half of the 13th century, around the time the cities of Berlin and Cölln were both granted their charters. The last of five churches on the site, the second neo-Gothic church in the city, was designed by Heinrich Strack and built in 1846–53. It had a spire  high which was for some time the tallest building in Berlin. The building was wrecked by artillery fire and burnt during the battle for Berlin in 1945 because a Waffen-SS unit was holed up inside, and was demolished in 1964 as part of the clearance of the Fischerinsel. In its place will be built the House Of One - the world's first house of prayer for three religions.

The last Cölln Town Hall (Rathaus) faced the Köllnischer Fischmarkt. It was designed by the court architect, Martin Grünberg, and built in 1710–23 in baroque style, but as a cost-cutting measure, the tower and entrance stairs were not built. It was demolished in 1899/90.

The inn Zum Nußbaum at Fischerstraße 21, built in 1705 according to an inscription over the cellar entrance and named for the nut tree which formerly stood outside it, was one of the oldest remaining drinking establishments in the city. It was popular with tourists and had been frequented and depicted by Heinrich Zille and Otto Nagel. Destroyed in 1943, it was recreated in 1987 in the Nikolaiviertel as part of the East German creation of a tourist old town there.

The Großgaststätte Ahornblatt, designed by Gerhard Lehmann, Ulrich Müther, Rüdiger Plaethe and Helmut Stingel, was built in 1971–73. It was registered as a city landmark in 1995 for its modern East German architecture, but was nonetheless demolished in 2000.

Notable residents
 Hans Kohlhase, on whom Heinrich von Kleist's novella Michael Kohlhaas is based; the house at Fischerstraße 28 was presumed to have been his.
 Markus Wolf, chief of foreign intelligence for the Stasi, lived in one of the tower blocks in the 1970s.

Notes

References

Further reading
 Michael S. Falser. "Zweierlei Erbe auf ein und derselben Insel: Das 'UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe' der nördlichen Museumsinsel und der Abriss des 'Ahornblattes' auf der südlichen Fischerinsel (1999/2000)". in Zwischen Identität und Authentizität. Zur politischen Geschichte der Denkmalpflege in Deutschland. Dissertation, Technical University Berlin. Dresden: Thelem, 2008. . pp. 243–50.

External links

 Fischerinsel and its surroundings on a 1932 Berlin map
 Geschichte von Fischerinsel, listing of former street names, Kauperts Straßenführer durch Berlin

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East German architecture

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Le Bourillon, sous-affluent de la Loire par le Cosson et le Beuvron, est une rivière française située dans le département du Loiret (région Centre-Val de Loire) sur le bassin versant de la Loire.

Elle traverse le territoire de cinq communes.

Toponymie

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Le Bourillon prend sa source au Sud ouest du territoire de la commune de Neuvy-en-Sullias, puis pénètre à Vannes-sur-Cosson au lieu-dit Le Luet, il rejoint Tigy à La Rousselière puis traverse le Sud du territoire de Vienne-en-Val. Il finit son parcours en passant au Sud du bourg de Marcilly-en-Villette, puis, obliquant vers le Sud ouest, il rejoint la rive droite du Cosson au Sud du lieu-dit La Gaulette.

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 Géographie du Loiret

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1 2 NCAA Academic Standards, June 17, 1994
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1 7 World Cup, July 21, 1994
1 8 Boyd McWhorter Fighting, July 29, 1994
1 9 Olympic Volleyball, August 5, 1994
1 10 Football Players Report, August 12, 1994
1 12 Football Coaching in the Southeast, August 23, 1994
1 13 The Redcoat Band, September 7,1994
1 14 Tennessee Game, September 16, 1994
1 15 Ole Miss Game and Dan Magill, September 23, 1994
1 16 Alabama Game, September 29, 1994
1 17 Official's Mistakes, October 6, 1994
1 18 Zeier and the Heisman Trophy, October 13, 1994
1 19 Falcons and Fighting, October 20, 1994
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1 21 Coliseum Renovation, November 4, 1994
1 22 Fob James, November 10, 1994
1 23 Contract, November 17, 1994
1 24 Georgia/Georgia Tech, November 23, 1994
1 25 Coach Goff's Return, December 2, 1994
1 26 Hall of Fame, December 8, 1994
1 27 Georgia/Georgia Tech Basketball, December 15, 1994
1 28 Dean Rusk, December 22, 1994
1 29 Herschel Walker, December 30, 1994
1 1 National Championship, January 4, 1995
1 2 NCAA Convention, January 13, 1995
1 3 GA/GA Tech Basketball Game Site, January 19, 1995
1 4 Super Bowl Sunday/Georgia vs. South Carolina, January 25, 1995
1 5 Signing Day, February 1, 1995
1 6 Loran Smith, February 10, 1995
1 7 Basketball, February 17, 1995
1 8 NCAA Football Rules Committee, February 24, 1995
1 9 March Madness, March 3, 1995
1 10 SEC Basketball Tournament, March 10, 1995
1 11 Collapse in the NIT, March 17, 1995
1 12 Basketball Coach, March 24, 1995
1 13 Tubby Smith, March 30, 1995
1 14 Student-Athlete Day, April 7, 1995
1 15 Spring Football Practice, April 14, 1995
1 16 NCAA Gymnastics Championship, April 21, 1995
1 17 Championship, April 28, 1995
1 18 NFL Draft, May 5, 1995
1 19 111th Tennis Championship, May 12, 1995
1 20 NCAA Tennis, May 19, 1995
1 21 SEC Women's Track Championship, May 26, 1995
1 22 Coliseum, June 1, 1995
1 23 Benner Year, June 9, 1995
1 24 Endowment, June 16, 1995
1 25 NACDA Meeting, June 22, 1995
1 26 Former Players (Mitch Frix and Paul Fersen), June 30, 1995
1 27 Larry Munson/Jeff Dantzler, July 7, 1995
1 28 High School All-Star Games, July 14, 1995
1 29 Alabama Coaches' Salary Exemption, July 21, 1995
1 30 George Steinbrenner, July 28, 1995
1 31 U.S. Olympic Committee/NCAA Yankee Stadium/Baseball Heroes, August 4, 1995
1 32 Are you ready for some football?, August 11, 1995
1 33 Mickey Mantle, August 18, 1995
1 34 Dan Magill, August 24, 1995
1 35 Sportsmanship, August 30, 1995
1 36 Prayer and Sportsmanship, September 1, 1995
1 37 Victory Over South Carolina, September 8, 1995
1 38 A New SEC Schedule?, September 14, 1995
1 39 Running up the Score, September 22, 1995
1 40 Injuries- A Part of Football, September 29, 1995
1 41 Georgia-Clemson, October 6, 1995
1 42 Basketball Tip-Off, October 13, 1995
1 43 Homecoming, October 20, 1995
1 44 Georgia-Florida, October 27, 1995
1 45 Experience and Enthusiasm, November 3, 1995
1 46 Georgia-Auburn Connection, November 10, 1995
1 47 Georgia-Georgia Tech Game, November 17, 1995
1 48 Coach Goff and Georgia Tech, November 24, 1995
1 49 Georgia and a Bowl, December 1, 1995
1 50 Georgia vs. North Carolina Basketball, December 8, 1995
1 51 GA/GA Tech Basketball Game, December 15, 1995
1 52 Glen Manson, December 22, 1995
1 53 Christmas Day: Heaven to Hell, December 29, 1995
1 2 Bump Gabrielsen Natatorium, January 19, 1996
1 3 You've Got to Have Heart, January 25, 1996
1 4 Womens Basketball, February 2, 1996
1 6 Ticket Price Increase, February 16, 1996
1 7 Sad Time for Georgia Bulldogs, February 22, 1996
1 8 Glorious Weekend, February 28, 1996
1 9 Stegeman Dedication, March 8, 1996
1 10 March Madness, March 15, 1996
1 11 Sweet Sixteen, March 22, 1996
1 12 Basketball, March 29, 1996
1 13 March Madness and A New Beginning, April 5, 1996
1 14 Liz Murphey, April 12, 1996
1 15 Spring Football, April 19, 1996
1 16 UGA Chapter, College Hall of Fame, April 26, 1996
1 17 Will we Be Ready for the Olympics, May 1, 1996
1 18 Baseball, May 10, 1996
1 19 Honors Day, May 17, 1996
1 20 NCAA Division I Tennis Championship, May 24, 1996
1 21 Bulldog Club Meetings, May 31, 1996
1 22 New Coaches, June 7, 1996
1 23 NCAA Official Inquiry, June 14, 1996
1 24 Coach Robert Sapp/Billy Payne's Speech, June 18, 1996
1 25 Ruth Landers Hartman, July 5, 1996
1 26 The Student-Athlete Experience, July 12, 1996
1 27 Olympic Torch Run, July 19, 1996
1 28 Olympics, July 26, 1996
1 29 Olympics Goal: Women and Soccer in Sanford Stadium, August 2, 1996
1 30 Are you Ready for Some Real Football, August 8, 1996
1 31 Olympic Winners, August 16, 1996
1 32 Football, August 23, 1996
1 33 A Lot of New in Old Sanford Stadium, August 30, 1996
1 34 The Good and the Bad, September 6, 1996
1 35 Columbia, the Gamecocks and the Tie Breaker Rule, September 13, 1996
1 36 Fan Complaints, September 20, 1996
1 37 A Good Off Weekend, September 27, 1996
1 38 Bulldog Connection, October 4, 1996
1 39 Billy Henderson Stadium, October 11, 1996
1 40 Greatest All Around Football Player?, October 18, 1996
1 41 Bill Curry's Dismissal, October 24, 1996
1 42 Georgia/Florida Back in Jacksonville, October 30, 1996
1 43 Basketball Exhibitions, November 8, 1996
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1 48 Bowl Coalition, December 10, 1996
1 49 SEC Meeting, December 19, 1996
1 50 Merry Christmas!, December 23, 1996
1 1 Happy New Year for Tubby's Team, January 3, 1997
1 2 AFCA Convention, January 10, 1997
1 4 Dr. Stegeman, January 24, 1997
1 5 Wally Butts, January 29, 1997
1 6 Football Signees, February 7, 1997
1 7 SEC Swimming and Diving, February 14, 1997
1 8 Loran Smith: GA Sports Hall of Fame, February 21, 1997
1 9 Champions, February 28, 1997
1 10 Violence in Sports Seminar, March 7, 1997
1 11 Basketball: "The Big Dance", March 14, 1997
1 12 Recap: Challenges and Opportunities, March 20, 1997
1 13 NCAA Infractions Findings, March 28, 1997
1 14 The Final Four and the NCAA Budget, April 4, 1997
1 15 Gambling, April 11, 1997
1 16 Mission Renewal Day, April 16, 1997
1 17 Spring Practice, April 25, 1997
1 18 John Kasay, May 2, 1997
1 19 Tubby Smith and Kentucky, May 9, 1997
1 20 Athens Touchdown Club 50th Anniversary, May 16, 1997
1 21 Ron Jirsa, May 23, 1997
1 22 Manuel Diaz, May 30, 1997
1 23 Funding the Athletic Budget Through the SEC, June 6, 1997
1 24 Dr. Michael Adams, Georgia's New Presiden, June 12, 1997
1 25 America's Best Conference, June 20, 1997
1 26 New Technology and college Athletics, June 27, 1997
1 27 Sports Medicine, July 4, 1997
1 28 NACDA Convention and Hall of Fame - Lou McCullough, July 11, 1997
1 29 Almost Everything is Replaceable, July 18, 1997
1 30 Jasper Sanks, July 25, 1997
1 31 33rd Annual Dooley-Poss Golf Tournament, August 1, 1997
1 32 Football 1997, August 7, 1997
1 33 Student-Athlete Right to Work, August 15, 1997
1 34 Donna Lopiano and Title IX, August 21, 1997
1 35 Rules Changes, August 29, 1997
1 36 1997 Football Season Kickoff, September 5, 1997
1 37 Georgia-South Carolina Series, September 12, 1997
1 38 N.E. Louisiana, September 19, 1997
1 39 Fall Sports: Soccer and Volleyball, September 26, 1997
1 40 Lee Hayley, October 3, 1997
1 41 The Tennessee Game, October 10, 1997
1 42 Clemson, Georgia and SEC Tiebreaker, October 17, 1997
1 43 Homecoming/Kentucky Game, October 24, 1997
1 44 Von Gammon Proclamation/Bill Hartman Award: Jimmy Gabrielsen, October 31, 1997
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1 46 The Auburn Challenge, November 14, 1997
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1 48 GA vs Tech- Clean Old Fashioned Hate, November 26, 1997
1 49 A Bonanza Bulldog Weekend, December 4, 1997
1 50 An Eventful and Hectic Seven Days, December 12, 1997
1 51 "Murderer's Row" in Basketball, December 19, 1997
1 52 The Bulldogs at the Outback, December 26, 1997
1 1 Speed: Usually the Difference, January 1, 1998
1 2 Who is Number 1?, January 9, 1998
1 3 Kristy Kowal, A World Champion, January 16, 1998
1 4 Bulldogs in the Hall, January 23, 1998
1 5 Athletic Board Meeting and a Little Bit of This & That, January 30, 1998
1 6 Bulldog Excitement, February 5, 1998
1 7 The Home Field Advantage, February 13, 1998
1 8 SEC Championship/Swim Team, February 14, 1998
1 9 Football Rules Committee 1998, February 20, 1998
1 10 Mr. George Fesperman, February 25, 1998
1 11 SEC Men's Basketball Tournament, March 6, 1998
1 12 Mr. John Tillman, March 11, 1998
1 13 Memories of Road Trips, March 19, 1998
1 14 Honors Court--Hall of Fame, March 27, 1998
1 15 The Final Two-An Unlikely Pair, April 2, 1998
1 16 Gambling, April 9, 1998
1 17 G-Day: An Extra Special Year, April 24, 1998
1 18 Striving to be a Champion, May 1, 1998
1 19 Kentucky Derby, May 8, 1998
1 20 Best Men's & Women's Team, May 15, 1998
1 21 In Memoriam: Lisa Coole & Rafael, May 22, 1998
1 22 1998 Tennis Team: The Epitome of a Bulldog, May 29, 1998
1 24 John Shafer, June 5, 1998
1 25 Freddie Barnett, June 12, 1998
1 26 A Formula That Will Guarantee a National Champion, June 12, 1998
1 27 UGA Athletic Association Reorganization, June 26, 1998
1 28 Michael Jordan, The Greatest That's Ever Been, July 3, 1998
1 29 Sears Directors Cup, July 10, 1998
1 30 G-O-L-D-B-E-R-G!!!, July 17, 1998
1 31 The Gymnastics Team Goes to Washington, July 24, 1998
1 32 The 59th Annual Summer Conference of the Georgia Athletic Coashes Association, July 31, 1998
1 33 The Best Conference in America, July 31, 1998
1 34 South Africa, August 7, 1998
1 35 It Was A Very Good Year, August 14, 1998
1 36 The SEC Sets the Pace Nationally, August 21, 1998
1 37 The Power of Sport: South Africa, August 28, 1998
1 38 Larry Munson, September 4, 1998
1 39 Baseball, September 11, 1998
1 40 Circle of Honor, September 18, 1998
1 41 An Academic Point of Pride, September 25, 1998
1 42 UGA V Returns to Bayou Country, October 2, 1998
1 43 Georgia-Tennessee: It's a Really Big One, October 9, 1998
1 44 Alphonso Ellis, An Inspiring Barking Dawg, October 9, 1998
1 45 Homecoming-Dawgfest '98, October 15, 1998
1 46 What a Difference A Day Makes, October 30, 1998
1 47 Georgia/Florida Hall of Fame, November 6, 1998
1 48 Jimmy Payne, November 6, 1998
1 49 The Sweet Sixteen Soccer Dawgs, November 20, 1998
1 50 Thanksgiving, November 27, 1998
1 51 GA Tech/Stinchcomb Brothers/Bill Stanfill, December 4, 1998
1 52 Senior Awards Gala/Silent Auction, A "Peach of a Time", December 11, 1998
1 53 The Identical Miller Twins, December 18, 1998
1 54 A Luckie, Luckie, Luckie Christmas Present, December 25, 1998
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1 2 Teams of Destiny: Tennessee 1998/Georgia 1980, January 8, 1999
1 3 Football: More than Just a Game in the Southeast, January 15, 1999
1 4 Hap Hines, A Special Place in Georgia Football History, January 22, 1999
1 5 Falcon Mania, January 29, 1999
1 6 Football Signing Day, February 5, 1999
1 7 Bulldog Baseball and the Bat Controversy, February 12, 1999
1 8 International Football and Women, Februrary 19, 1999
1 9 Alabama Sports Hall of Fame Remembrance, Februrary 26, 1999
1 10 Roy Gatchell: A Labor of Love, March 5, 1999
1 11 The NCAA and the Courts, March 12, 1999
1 12 The NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving National Championship, March 19, 1999
1 13 Glorious All-Sports Weekend, March 26, 1999
1 14 Expect the Unexpected, April 1, 1999
1 15 Mission Renewal Day, April 9, 1999
1 16 Georgia/Georgia Tech, April 16, 1999
1 17 The "Three-Peat" Women's Golf Champions of the SEC, April 23, 1999
1 18 Back-to-Back National Championships, April 30, 1999
1 19 Debbie Ferguson, One of the Greatest, May 7, 1999
1 20 Coach John Mitchell Retires with Distinction, May 14, 1999
1 21 Tennis Tournament Time, May 21, 1999
1 22 National Champion Men's Tennis Team, May 28, 1999
1 23 The Golf Team: Yet Another National Championship, June 11, 1999
1 24 The Parrots: A Unique & Distinctive Athletic Family, June 18, 1999
1 25 Number Two, but Trying Harder, June 25, 1999
1 26 College Football Without Keith Jackson?, July 1, 1999
1 27 Champions with Class, July 9, 1999
1 28 The World Cup for Women: The Good and the Bad, July 15, 1999
1 29 Hilton Young: "You can do Whatever You Resolve to Do", July 23, 1999
1 30 Bulldog Club Caravan: The Season is Near!, July 30, 1999
1 31 Basketball Reform, August 6, 1999
1 32 The Inspiration of an Extraordinary Athlete, August 13, 1999
1 33 Kent Lawrence: A Football Playing Judge, August 20, 1999
1 34 Ty Cobb Museum, August 27, 1999
1 35 Bulldog Football: It's Finally Here!, September 3, 1999
1 36 The Changing of the Dawg: UGA V to UGAVI, September 10, 1999
1 37 A Young Soccer Team, September 17, 1999
1 38 Circle of Honor 1999, September 24, 1999
1 39 Pat Watson, October 1, 1999
1 40 Brothers at Georgia: A Family Tradition, October 8, 1999
1 41 Rebounding in Football & Basketball, October 15, 1999
1 42 Homecoming UGA '99, October 22, 1999
1 43 Georgia-Florida Heroics, October 29, 1999
1 44 Walter Payton: In a Class by Himself, November 5, 1999
1 45 Georgia-Auburn: An Ancient & Unique Rivalry, November 12, 1999
1 46 Accentuate the Positive, November 19, 1999
1 47 Georgia-Georgia Tech: A Close Call, November 26, 1999
1 48 The Toughest of All Losses, December 3, 1999
1 49 Herschel Takes New York by Storm, December 10, 1999
1 50 The First Major Sporting Event of the New Millenium, December 17, 1999
1 51 Dr. Bud, December 24, 1999
1 52 Andy Landers' 500th Win, December 31, 1999
1 1 Football Season Wrap-Up, January 7, 2000
1 2 The NCAA Honors the Georgia Bulldogs, January 14, 2000
1 3 Controversy in Intercollegiate Athletics, January 21, 2000
1 4 John Grisham, A time to Start Thinking Baseball, January 28, 2000
1 5 A Super Super Bowl, February 4, 2000
1 6 A Less than Great Recruiting Year, Februray 11, 2000
1 7 Coach Gary Gibbs-A Great Hire, February 18, 2000
1 8 Evaluating Pro Quarterbacks, February 25, 2000
1 9 The Championship: The Ultimate in Competition, March 3, 2000
1 10 Red Leathers, March 10, 2000
1 11 Georgia Athletics in Full Swing, March 17, 2000
1 12 Another National Championship, March 24, 2000
1 13 Women's Basketball: The Agony of Defeat, March 31, 2000
1 14 John Wooden and the Men's Final Four, April 7, 2000
1 16 Gym Dogs Only Manage Third!, April 21, 2000
1 17 Erik Compton & the 2000 SEC Men's Golf Champions, April 28, 2000
1 18 A Total Rebuilding Program in Lebanon, May 5, 2000
1 19 College Basketball Reform: Myth or Reality?, May 12, 2000
1 20 The Bobby Knight Discipline, May 19, 2000
1 21 Women's Tennis: A Classic Championship Battle, May 26, 2000
1 22 Georgia Bulldogs Prominent at the SEC Annual Meeting, June 2, 2000
1 23 The Restructuring of GSEF, June 9, 2000
1 24 1999-2000 Year End Report, June 16, 2000
1 25 Coach Beans Kelly, June 23, 2000
1 26 Dick Bestwick, June 30, 2000
1 27 Tony Cushenberry: A Bulldog Through and Through, July 7, 2000
1 28 A New State Law to Regulate Agents, July 14, 2000
1 29 Georgia Games Torch Run Stops in Athens, July 21, 2000
1 30 Bulldog Anticipation at an All Time High, July 28, 2000
1 31 Adversity Could be a Team Bond, August 4, 2000
1 32 Hang Tough, Billy, August 11, 2000
1 33 Olympics 2000: Coach Jack Bauerle & the Georgia Swim Team, August 18, 2000
1 34 Avery McLean: "Have a Ball this Fall", August 25, 2000
1 35 Circle of Honor 2000, September 1, 2000
1 36 Opening Game Challenge, September 8, 2000
1 37 Stirring the Emotions, September 15, 2000
1 38 As Expected, Bobby Knight was Fired, September 22, 2000
1 39 Olympians Come Home, September 29, 2000
1 40 From the Outhouse to the Penthouse, October 6, 2000
1 41 An Untidy House for Homecoming, October 13, 2000
1 42 Kristy Kowal, NCAA Woman of the Year, October 20, 2000
1 43 Cory Phillips: An Inspiring Story, October 27, 2000
1 44 Olympic Wrap-Up: The Greatest Games Ever, November 3, 2000
1 45 Playing with Hart, November 10, 2000
1 46 The 20th Reunion of the 1980 National Championship Team, November 17, 2000
1 47 "Clean, Old Fashioned Hate": Georgia vs. Georgia Tech, November 24, 2000
1 48 Kevin Butler and the Legends Dinner, December 1, 2000
1 49 Hectic Week, December 8, 2000
1 50 College Football Hall of Fame 2000, December 15, 2000
1 51 What a Difference a Day Makes, December 27, 2000
1 52 O'ahu Bowl, December 22, 2000
1 1 The Image of College Football, January 5, 2001
1 2 The Amos Alonzo Stagg Award, January 12, 2001
1 3 Bulldog Basketball: Excitement in the Air, January 19, 2001
1 4 Women's Basketball: Have I Got Deal for You!, January 26, 2001
1 5 Gymnastics & Consistency, February 2, 2001
1 6 Weighing in on the Richter Recruiting Scale, February 9, 2001
1 7 Buck Belue and the Boy Scouts, February 17, 2001
1 8 The Amazing Third Swimming and Diving National Championchip, February 23, 2001
1 9 Women Swimmers and Divers Still Setting Records, March 2, 2001
1 10 From the Field House, to the Alumni House, to the Academic Achievement Center, March 9, 2001
1 11 Baseball: Friends and Competitors, March 16, 2001
1 12 The Amazing third Swimming and Diving National Championchip, March 23, 2001
1 13 The Last Dance of the "Big Dance", March 30, 2001
1 14 Spring Football and Coach Richt, April 6, 2001
1 15 Pat Harmon, College Hall of Fame Historian, April 13, 2001
1 16 2001 NCAA Gymnastics Championchip, April 20, 2001
1 17 The Seemingly Impossible: 4 for 4 on Super Sunday, April 27, 2001
1 18 Appreciation Weekend: Coach Polk's Team and the Fans, May 2, 2001
1 19 Kevin Butler: The First Hall of Fame Kicker, May 11, 2001
1 20 A First: The Men's and Women's Tennis Championships in Georgia, May 18, 2001
1 21 Coach Manuel Diaz and the Championchip for the Second Time Around, May 25, 2001
1 22 Eight Days of Glory, June 1, 2001
1 23 On to Omaha, June 8, 2001
1 24 "Big Jim" is Gone, June 15, 2001
1 25 Sadly, coach Polk Had to Go Home, June 22, 2001
1 26 The Knight Commission, June 29, 2001
1 27 Friday Night Football Controversy, July 6, 2001
1 28 The GACA Back in Athens Town, July 13, 2001
1 29 Equestrian, July 20, 2001
1 30 David Perno, July 27, 2001
1 31 The American Indian Mascot Controversy, August 3, 2001
1 32 Football Season Excitement is Tempered, August 10, 2001
1 33 A New Kind Of Picture Day, August 17, 2001
1 34 Million Dollar Coaches, August 24, 2001
1 35 A New Football Era Stirs Memories, August 31, 2001
1 36 Ga. Vs. South carolina on National TV, September 7, 2001
1 37 September 11th, September 14, 2001
1 38 A Difference America, September 21, 2001
1 40 The Passion of Football in the SEC, October 5, 2001
1 41 Winning with Class, October 12, 2001
1 42 Georgia's Bleoved Poet Laureate, October 19, 2001
1 43 On to Jacksonville…Georgia/Florida, October 26, 2001
1 44 Kim Black Georgia's Third NCAA Woman of the Year, November 2, 2001
1 45 Georgia-Auburn, the Deep South's Oldest Rivalry, November 9, 2001
1 46 Decision Making and the Learning Curve, November 15, 2001
1 47 Coach John Wooden, A Double Hall of Famer, November 23, 2001
1 48 Bulldog Spirit in Orbit, November 30, 2001
1 49 A Bulldog Night in Athens and Atlanta, December 7, 2001
1 50 Going Bowling, but Not on New Year's Day, December 14, 2001
1 51 Coach George O' Leary: A Sad Story, December 21, 2001
1 52 Nashville and the Music City Bowl, December 28, 2001
1 1 College Football 2001 Season Wrap-Up, January 4, 2002
1 2 The 17 Year Itch has been Scratched in Lexington, January 11, 2002
1 3 Steve Spurrier, January 18, 2002
1 4 The Steele Man and Black Hawk Down, January 25, 2002
1 5 Bobby Knight- A New Beginning…Or another Sad End, February 2, 2002
1 6 Coach Rict's First Full Recruiting Class, February 8, 2002
1 7 Georgia Basketball: Extremem Adversity, February 15, 2002
1 8 Another Unknown Quarterback Wins the Super Bowl, February 22, 2002
1 9 Salt Lake Winter Olympics, Part I; Theme: "Light the Fire Within", February 28, 2002
1 10 Salt Lake Winter Olympics, Part II; Theme: "Light the Fire Within", March 7 2002
1 11 Two Basketball Dogs in the NCAA, March 15, 2002
1 12 Basketball: How it Began, March 22, 2002
1 13 NCAA Swimming and Sporting Events Galore, March 28, 2002
1 14 A Neoclassic Spring Game, April 5, 2002
1 15 Sports in Mobile: Celebrating its Tricentennial, April 12, 2002
1 16 Championship Time, April 19, 2002
1 17 National Spotlight for Georgia Athletics: Off the Playing Field, April 26, 2002
1 18 Nicolve Barber: NCAA Record Holder, May 3, 2002
1 19 Men's and Women's Tennis at the Dan Magill Complex, May 10, 2002
1 20 Georgia Softball: Coaching is Important, May 17, 2002
1 21 If You Can't Be the Best, Be Second Best, May 24, 2002
1 22 Billy Henderson and the Athens Athletic Hall of Fame, May 31, 2002
1 23 Replacing Commissioner Roy Kramer, June 7, 2002
1 24 Herschel is Coming to Town, June 14, 2002
1 25 The NFL Draft, June 21, 2002
1 26 Three Decades of Title IX, June 28, 2002
1 27 The Greatest Era in Sports History, July 5, 2002
1 28 Baseball Legend Ted Williams, July 12, 2002
1 29 Uga VI Goes to Washington, July 19, 2002
1 30 The New Commissioner Visits the Bulldogs, July 26, 2002
1 31 A Final Salute to the 2001-2002 Academic/Sports Year, July 31, 2002
1 32 Bulldog Fans Ready for Some Football, August 9, 2002
1 33 SoCalDawgs, August 16, 2002
1 34 Bulldog Nicknames, August 23, 2002
1 35 A Great Rivalry Renewed: Georgia/Clemson, August 30, 2002
1 36 All's Well that Ends Well, Thanks to the Kicking Game, September 6, 2002
1 37 Another in a Long List of Rivalries, September 13, 2002
1 38 Who is Northwestern State?, September 20, 2002
1 39 Dan Reeves Comes to Athens, September 27, 2002
1 40 Pat Dye: "Not Man Enough to Beat Alabama", October 4, 2002
1 41 Win Championships with Defense, October 11, 2002
1 42 The Inspiration of "Walk-ons", October 18, 2002
1 43 Kentucky: The Greatest Challenge, October 25, 2002
1 44 Georgia/Florida: None Quite Like It, November 1, 2002
1 45 Only a Short Time to Mourn, November 8, 2002
1 46 Georgia/Auburn: Championship on the Line…Again, November 15, 2002
1 47 Replacing the Seemingly Irreplaceable, November 22, 2002
1 48 Rival Games: Throw Out the Records, November 29, 2002
1 49 For the SEC Championship, December 6, 2002
1 50 To the Victors Belong the Spoils, December 13, 2002
1 51 Sugar Bowl: Behind the Scenes, December 20, 2002
1 52 All-American Brother-Stinchcombs and Baileys, December 27, 2002`
1 1 A Long But Very Worthwhile Wait, January 3, 2003
1 2 Men's Basketball Team on a Roll, January 10, 2003
1 3 New NCAA President Hits the Deck Running, January 17, 2003
1 4 Upheralded Quarterbacks Lead Teams To Super Bowl, January 24, 2003
1 5 Women's Basketball: The Agony , Ecstasy, and Challege Ahead, January 31, 2003
1 6 The 2003 Football Signees, February 7, 2003
1 7 Bulldog Baseball Opens and David Eckstein Inspires Us All, February 14, 2003
1 8 Sportsmanshipa nd Fan Behavior Summit, February 21, 2003
1 9 Spring Football and the Challenge of Repeating as Champions, February 28, 2003
1 10 Chief David Saye, March 7, 2003
1 11 Decision-Making: Self Imposed Penalties, March 14, 2003
1 12 Football Attendance, March 21, 2003
1 13 Lady Dawgs in the Sweet 16 Again!, March 28, 2003
1 14 Searching for a Basketball Coach, April 4, 2003
1 15 Our New Men's Basketball Coach, April 11, 2003
1 16 Softball: Georgia's Most Improved Spring Sport, April 18, 2003
1 17 Bulldog Equestrian: National Champions, April 25, 2003
1 18 Mission Renewal Day, May 2, 2003
1 19 Georgia Softball: Southeastern Conference Champions, May 9, 2003
1 20 A Small Group Who Tarnished a Championship, May 16, 2003
1 21 The Championship Bulldog Road Tour, May 23, 2003
1 22 SEC Spring Meeting, May 30, 2003
1 23 House Bill 194: Regulating Agents, June 6, 2003
1 24 A Controversial Decision, June 13, 2003
1 25 Freddie Barnett: Bulldog Flag at Half-Mast, June 20, 2003
1 26 Johnny Rauch: Hall of Famer, June 27, 2003
1 27 Family Facation and the LSU Scouting Report, July 4, 2003
1 28 Athletic Construction, Currently $42,750,000, July 11, 2003
1 29 Grand Finale: The Atlanta Bulldog Club Rally, July 18, 2003
1 30 Academics Versus Athletics: NEVER, July 25, 2003
1 31 Southern Fried Football, August 1, 2003
1 32 Finish the Drill by Loran Smith, August 8, 2003
1 33 Seabiscuit: An American Legend, August 15, 2003
1 34 Countdown to Kickoff, August 22, 2003
1 35 The Opening Game: A Venture Into the Unknown, August 29, 2003
1 37 South Carolina's Lou Holtz: The Underdog Master, September 12, 2003
1 38 Georgia vs. LSU: The Nation's Biggest Game, September 19, 2003
1 39 NFL Players: Where are they From?, September 26, 2003
1 40 SEC Leads the Nation in NFL Players, October 3, 2003
1 41 Georgia/Tennessee Winner: A "Two Leg Up" in the East, October 10, 2003
1 42 Vanderbilt: on an Island in the SEC, October 17, 2003
1 43 The BCS or Bowl Championship Series, October 24, 2003
1 44 Bulldog Heroics and the Georgia/Florida Game, October 31, 2003
1 45 The Football Playing Student-Athlete of Today, November 7, 2003
1 46 Georgia-Auburn: one Play and the Home Field Disadvantage, November 14, 2003
1 47 Last Game in Sanford Stadium as A.D., November 21, 2003
1 48 The Tech Game and the SEC Championship, November 28,2003
1 49 Georgia vs. LSU for the Championship, December 5, 2003
1 50 The Season in Perspective, December 12, 2003
1 51 Winter Two-A-Days and the Boilermaker Look-A-Likes, December 19, 2003
1 52 Damon Evans, Athletic Director of the Future, December 26, 2003
1 1 A New Year Celebration and Two Days Glory, January 9, 2004
1 2 Men's Basketball: Improbable Wins, January 23, 2004
1 3 The Trend Continues: Unheralded Quarterbacks in the Super Bowl, January 30, 2004
1 4 Signing Day 2004, February 6, 2004
1 5 Everybody's All American, Royce Smith, Leaves Us, February 13, 2004
1 6 Sportsmanship, Safety, and the Amazing Basketball, February 20, 2004
1 7 NCAA President Myles Brand, February 27, 2004
1 8 The Atlanta Braves vs. the Georgia Bulldogs, March 5, 2004
1 9 Football at a Basketball Tournament, March 12, 2004
1 10 Basketball Seniors to be Remembered, March 19, 2004
1 11 Gym Dogs-SEC Champions Again, March 26, 2004
1 12 Andy Landers: 25 Years & One of His Best Coaching Jobs, April 2, 2004
1 13 Connecticut's Okafor an Inspiration, April 9, 2004
1 14 Cloud Over Barry Bonds' Record, April 16, 2004
1 15 25th SEC Championship for Men's Golf, April 23, 2004
1 16 The Passing of a Great Bulldog, Former UGA President, Fred Davison, April 30, 2004
1 17 The Last Bulldog Road Tour, May 7, 2004
1 18 Significant Changes in Intercollegiate Athletics During My Career, May 14, 2004
1 19 Exciting Sports Weekend in Athens, May 21, 2004
1 20 Babe Ruth and Athens, Georgia, May 28, 2004
1 21 The 41st, and Last, Annual SEC Meeting, June 6, 2004
1 22 The Amazing Baseball Dogs, June 11, 2004
1 23 The Road to Omaha, June 18, 2004
1 24 Rememberances of Sanford Stadium, June 24, 2004
1 25 A Fitting Tribute: Claude Felton, July 2, 2004
1 26 George Hansen: A Canadien Bulldog Extraordinaire, July 9, 2004
1 27 Myles Brand: NCAA President After Two Years, July 23, 2004
1 28 Milton Neathery: We Miss Him, July 29, 2004
1 29 The Winningest Football Coach: John Gagliardi Top Them All!, August 5, 2004
1 30 U.S. Presidents and Football, August 12, 2004
1 31 The SEC is At it Again, September 21, 2004
1 32 Putting Recognition in Proper Perspective, September 28, 2004
1 33 A Family Affair, October 5, 2004
1 34 From the Penthouse to the Outhouse to the Penthouse: A Short Distance, October 12, 2004
1 35 The BCS: Synonymous With controversy, October 19, 2004
1 36 Firing A Coach: A Difficult Decision, October 27, 2004
1 37 The Dynamic Davids Duo, November 10, 2004
1 38 The Biggest Game in College Football: Georgia VS. Auburn, November 11, 2004
1 39 Auburn: A Rival Could Win it All!, November 18, 2004
1 40 The Annual Family Feud: Georgia VS. Georgia Tech, November 29, 2004
1 41 The SEC Championship Game: A Far Reaching Effect, December 2, 2004
1 42 Instant Replay, December 6, 2004
1 43 Joe Paterno: Is it Time to Go?, December 14, 2004
1 44 The BCS: A Catastrophe, December 22, 2004
1 45 Eddie Robinson In His Twilight, January 4, 2005
1 46 The Mystery Of Southern Cal's Norm Chow, January 13, 2005


A.D. 2012 Is Something Big Coming?
There have been many prophesies for us to think about over the ages. Some have materialized while others have not.
All prophecy is fluid and changeable. The future is not set in stone. The reason is simple. We create our own reality through our collective thinking otherwise known as the mass consciousness. What a prophet "sees" is one of the probable outcomes of our future. If we don't like what the prophet has to say, we have the power to change it.
The momentous crossroads in cosmic time we are fast approaching around 2012 has been prophesized by the Hopis, the Mayans, the Aztecs, and many others. Some of that information is briefly summarized below.
On this page, you will also find excerpts from different sources of channeled transmissions that I take seriously. All are saying the same basic thing. BIG CHANGE is coming. And I find it hard to ignore.
Mayan artifacts tell us in no uncertain terms that they were master astronomers with an intimate knowledge of the heavens. And they were obsessed with recording cycles of cosmic time.
The Classic Maya described five different ages that existed in the distant past, each lasting some 5,125 years. They have also told us that each of those ages ended with a cataclysmic cleansing of the negative karma that was created by mankind. Then, as each new era began, the evolution of mankind would start again from the seeds of the survivors left behind.
According to the Maya, the fifth and final age began approximately 5,125 years ago. One has to wonder why their calendar, constructed more than two thousand years ago, mysteriously ended with the fifth age at "zero point," on the winter solstice of 2012. Is there no next age?
The Hopi, whose name means "people of peace," have sacred traditions that go back thousands of years. Their time-honored teachings point to certain prophecies that would manifest just before a great purification takes place on planet Earth. It would be a time when the world would shudder and tremble causing much destruction, in order to cleanse the planet of the karmic negativity we have created while serving as its caretakers.
Trees everywhere will be dying (it's going on right now).
Hopi prophecies also speak of a time when the Blue Kachina, the Star People and their Knowledge, return at the end of this cycle of time.
In his best selling book, Fingerprints of the Gods, Graham Hancock conducted an exhaustive investigation into mankind's remote past. This effort took him all over the world from the Great Sphinx, to the Hopis, to the Andean ruins, and to the monuments of many ancient civilizations, including the Maya. Hancock believes that within the records and monuments of these ancient civilizations there is an important message for us.
Graham concludes that in our distant past there were others who were very advanced technologically, but not spiritually, such as the Atlanteans. This imbalance led to their demise. The "fingerprints" of information that our ancestors left for us to discover and contemplate warn of terrible Earth changes that periodically afflict our planetary home. And the end of another cycle appears to be upon us.
As mentioned above, there are different sources of channeled information I've seriously considered that say we are about to experience a profound change and shift in consciousness on this planet.
It appears we have been at this point before without successfully balancing the material and the spiritual aspects of our lives. As a result, Earth went through drastic physical changes to cleanse the negative karma we've created, and we had to start all over again.
Here are some channeled transmissions for the coming changes that have influenced my thinking. Many of them reference the year 2012.
So begins J. J. Hurtak's surreal experience, during which he was given the 64 Keys of Enoch that explain how the Seven Seals of the Book of Revelation will be broken (decoded).
"The change of the electromagnetic density in the Earth's atmosphere will activate some species to become more violent and other species to more Christ-like as man is pulled either into an upward spiral of Light or negated by the breakdown of the old electromagnetic frequency.
"Your planet is calibrating its celestial resonating periods. That is to say, its vibrational third-dimensional density state is being transplanted by fourth- and fifth-density restructuring in accordance with harmonics that are sung by the universe.
"Walsch: You mean I can avoid the Earth shifting on its axis, or being smashed by a meteor, or being crumpled by earthquakes, or be caught in the confusing and hysterical aftermath of Y2K?
Walsch: That wasn't what I asked You.
God continued:… I am saying that once before on your planet you had reached the heights – beyond the heights, really, – to which you now are slowly climbing. You had a civilization on Earth more advanced than the one now existing. And it destroyed itself.
These messages come from a man who past away when he was 80 years of age. He sent the transmissions to his twin flame, the author of this book.
The wisdom in The Calling is from a collective, loving consciousness called "Amitabh." The Amitabh energy is The Father Consciousness whose information is Divine Guidance from an aspect of God.
In another part of this web site, I describe the possibility that Christ may be on planet Earth at this very moment. I do not do so blindly, or without thoroughly researching such claims.
I recently read a book called A Master Speaks. After reading a few pages I immediately knew it had a very profound message. As a matter of fact, it had a message that went way beyond the profound. Interestingly, the book makes no claim for an author on the front cover. It was simply an inspired series of teachings and insights given to a Benjamin Creme during the 1970's.
Who wrote the book? The author was a Master whose inspired insights and teachings were then transcribed into words by Mr. Creme. Now, that in itself is not unusual for this New Age. There are many spiritually inspired books available today but here's what really got my attention.
The Master told Benjamin Creme, among other things, that the World Teacher –Christ– the Master of all the Masters — would return in about 20 years and that he (Creme) would have a role to play in the event if he chose to accept it.
Also, Maitreya was not here to form a religion but to play the same role He came to planet Earth for 2000 years ago… as a Teacher of Righteousness, to show us how to end injustice in this world through sharing and unconditional love for all.
According to the Master and Benjamin Creme, Maitreya (Christ) has been in London, England as an ordinary man since 1973 living in an Asian community. He now works behind the scenes with others to prepare the way for His public emergence, which can occur at any time. His presence will be confirmed on the "Day of Declaration" when He will appear on worldwide television. When that happens His energy will unmistakably enter all of us, hundreds of thousands of spontaneous healings will occur and there will be no doubt that He is the World Teacher for humanity.
These are no small claims to say the least. If true, it would be the most profound event in the history of mankind.
Furthermore, the messages say that humanity is at a crossroads, the future of which is dependent upon mankind's choices now. Should we make the highest choices, a new spiritual man and spiritual woman will be born into the Age of Aquarius, reflecting more and more their divine heritage.
No one can say for sure what's coming and when it might come. However, many others and I can sense the vibrational changes taking place on planet Earth these days. There is no question that things have gotten more intense for humankind over the past 15 years.
I have no doubt that there is an extraordinary shift in consciousness taking place on this planet that will bring about the next stage of humanity's development, whenever or however may occur. In my opinion, that is what the New Age is about.
It also appears that this shift is resulting in the polarization of people into two different groups: those calling for a higher level of consciousness based upon a love-centered approach to life, and those who cannot let go of their fear-based, self-serving ways of living.
Clearly, one can begin to see that institutions and organizations, whose philosophies are based upon fear, deception, separation, and self-serving interests are beginning to lose credibility, and will now crumble and die. Good examples are today's greedy corporations and equally greedy business leaders, the White House, the military, FBI, CIA, the Vatican/Catholic Church, Israel, and many others to numerous to mention. Their karma is due. Their moment of truth has come.
On the contrary, new groups and organizations that desire a peaceful and sacred approach to life based upon love, honor, respect, self-responsibility and sharing are beginning to strengthen and flourish. They know that the outcome of goodness during the dawning Age of Aquarius is inevitable. They also realize that Aquarius will be a time when we will learn to live kindly, speak works of gentleness and wisdom, release our self-centered ways, and reconnect with our soul.
As for me, I am trying my best to stay God-centered, loving, fearless, in the moment and totally dependent upon Source for all that comes into my life. And I will not move from that sacred place regardless of what the future might bring.
The sources for the quoted transmissions are given before each section listed throughout this page.


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Ninar FM is the Syrian radio station that performs transmission of talk programs and a variety of music from popular artists. The network has an unbelievable fan following from the whole world. The broadcaster is also well known for Arabic hits and maintained a remarkable position in the Arab world. As we know, Arabic music has a special and attractive tone; that's why people from all around the globe admire it.
More about Ninar FM
Ninar FM was founded and started its broadcasting since 2008 and headquarters of the network based in Damascus, Syria. In the Arab world, the channel has a significant place among other Syrian platforms. One of the major goals of the broadcaster is to attain a superior position not only in Syria, even all around the world.
Ninar FM is currently operating on an FM module, and the frequency of the station varies from 89.6 MHz to 101.1 MHz. Meanwhile, the channel even airs programming through an online medium and offers an easy way of connection for an international audience.
Ninar FM is consistently serving 24 hours of programming, and people with great passion get much enjoyments and fun. Most of the programming of the radio takes place in an Arabic dialect. The platform also has an admirable characteristic, which is a quality and standard transmission. Moreover, the audience from anywhere in the world can request their most-loved tracks to be played there.
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Simpson: I didn't push Newcastle United for too much money
Full-back Danny Simpson claims fears over place in first-team led to his rejection of Newcastle United contract
Lee RyderChief Newcastle United Writer
Newcastle United defender Danny Simpson
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Danny Simpson has insisted he "wasn't greedy" when it came to asking Newcastle United to extend his stay at St James' Park during contract talks.
The Mancunian full-back, who is now at Queens Park Rangers, has echoed the views of another departing Toon player, James Perch, who feels that the club is moving in a different direction when it comes to new faces.
United signed French players Mathieu Debuchy, Yoan Gouffran, Mapou Yanga-Mbiwa and Moussa Sissoko in January.
But a year earlier Simpson had turned down a deal that was put in front of him – yet he has suggested it wasn't down to wanting a more lucrative deal.
And while Simpson has resisted having a swipe at the club in the same manner that Joey Barton did when he was forced to leave Newcastle two years ago, the defender wanted to get his side of the story across.
He said: "There weren't any arguments. It's football – these things happen.
"The fans need to know I wasn't being greedy.
"It was just one of those things. I think the club wanted to go in a different direction. I knew that even when they offered the contract."
Simpson spent last summer waiting to see if talk of the Magpies bringing in Debuchy would materialise. The initial attempt to sign the French international from Lille fell through, but a deal was resurrected in January.
Now Simpson has revealed he knew his time was up.
He said: "I knew someone was going to come in. Mathieu came in and I didn't want to be sat on the bench.
"I'm 26 and I want to keep playing football. I'm not one of those players who's happy to sit on the bench and take the money.
"I want to play football. I buzz off playing every Saturday.
"Sometimes both parties need to move on.
"I just want to say thank you to everyone and move on."
Simpson and Barton could now line up in the Championship for QPR. He is philosophical about his future and has no regrets about his time at Newcastle.
The former Man United youngster said: "I really do believe everything happens for a reason.
"If you make a mistake, you learn from it, and don't make the same mistake again.
"The highs and lows – everything – have made me who I am today.
"It's been a massive four years of my life."
Simpson joined the Magpies during Newcastle's hour of need after the club was relegated to the Championship.
After arriving from Man United, he helped them win promotion and then stabilise their place in the top flight.
He said: "It's been all positive. I signed and we got promoted.
"We kept our Premier League status. That was my first full year in the Premier League.
"That was a high for me – getting a full season in the Prem.
"We kicked on and finished fifth.
"We were so close to getting Champions League football.
"That was a massive, massive achievement for everyone.
"Then we played in the Europa League and I'll never forget those two Benfica games.
"The atmosphere in the away one was class. I know we lost, but it was a great experience.
"There have been a lot of highs. There were the Sunderland games and the Arsenal game where we came back from 4-0 down to draw.
"We also beat Man United 3-0 on my birthday!
"I've got a lot of good memories."


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Q: How do I replace embedded resources in a .NET assembly programmatically? I am trying to replace a Resource of an exe (.NET, C#) file using C# code.
I have found this article and made this code (using Mono.Cecil 0.6):
AssemblyDefinition asdDefinition = AssemblyFactory.GetAssembly("C:\\File.exe");
EmbeddedResource erTemp = new EmbeddedResource("encFile", ManifestResourceAttributes.Public);
erTemp.Data = myNewFileBytes;
asdDefinition.MainModule.Resources.RemoveAt(0);
asdDefinition.MainModule.Resources.Add(erTemp);
AssemblyFactory.SaveAssembly(asdDefinition, "C:\\newFile.exe");

The code is actually removing the resource and then adding a new one with the same name.
The resource name is encFile and stored as encFile.exe (tried both).
I tested the code and the remove is working (i can tell by the size of the file) and the adding too, but the new file crash just like the file i created with the remove only (for the testing) - it acts like he can't see the replaced resource.
What can i do to fix it? Maybe some changes in the edited EXE file?
The EXE file reads its resource this way:
byte[] buffer = ProjectName.Properties.Resources.encFile;

A: Trying to do this seems overly complex. If you need dynamic update of resources, ship your resources as a folder for your application (set items in the folder as content and copy if newer in project properties).
If you need dynamic update at runtime, then it's as simple as either:
1] Allow user to replace items in place or
2] Even better, treat it like word-press themes and allow an override folder for each resource.
If you need to tag each resource with metadata you could use a sqlite database or even easier, allow a matching .meta file for each resource to describe it in more detail.
Finally, if you are allowing digital download of your software, then you might consider code-signing your executable - in which case modifying the executable in any way will not be an option.

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Giuliani says he's not sure collusion is a crime despite Mueller investigation
By Maegan Vazquez, CNN
Updated 2:50 PM EDT, Mon July 30, 2018
Giuliani: Not sure colluding is a crime
Robert Mueller's investigation 16 videos
Was Kavanaugh picked to block Mueller probe?
Trump lawyers quietly driving talks with Mueller
The man who oversees Mueller's investigation
ABC: Cohen has done interviews with Mueller
Rosenstein: 12 Russians charged with hacking
Trump: I believe Manafort will tell the truth at plea deal
Sekulow: NBC edited Trump interview on Comey
Starr: Mueller is getting closer to the truth
Giuliani: Truth isn't truth
Trump attacks NYT report in morning tweet
NYT: WH counsel cooperating with Mueller probe
The Mueller investigation: Who could be next?
Davis describes facing Mueller grand jury
Analyst: Giuliani doing great harm to Trump
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President Donald Trump's lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, said Monday that he's not sure collusion with Russia would be considered a crime.
But legal experts have repeatedly said that anyone found collaborating with Russia on the 2016 election could be charged with other crimes, such as conspiracy – and special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation is ongoing.
Asked about former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's upcoming trial, Giuliani told CNN "New Day" co-anchor Alisyn Camerota that Manafort "was not involved with intimate business relationships with Donald Trump."
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"Four months, they're not going to be colluding with Russia, which I don't even know if that's a crime, colluding about Russians," Giuliani, a former federal prosecutor, continued. "You start analyzing the crime – the hacking is the crime. … The President didn't hack."
In his wide-ranging interview on "New Day," Giuliani also said he didn't know if Trump's ex-lawyer under criminal investigation, Michael Cohen, would be pardoned by Trump and claimed that Mueller's team has been unresponsive to the Trump legal team's recommendations regarding a potential interview between Mueller and the President for more than a week.
The President has repeatedly denied that there was any collusion between his campaign and Moscow. But he has made a similar argument to that of Giuliani's, telling The New York Times in December that "There is no collusion, and even if there was, it's not a crime."
At a CNN town hall in April, former FBI Director James Comey, whom Trump fired, said collusion "is not actually a thing that exists under the federal laws of the United States."
Instead, Comey continued, the question is whether any Americans conspired with a foreign government to commit crimes against the US, which is a crime.
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And speaking to CNN in May, Carrie Cordero, a CNN legal analyst and an adjunct senior fellow at the Center for a New American Security, said collusion isn't a crime "in the literal sense" but that there could be related criminal violations in colluding, such as receiving foreign money in a political campaign or assisting with or being an accessory to computer hacking.
No evidence has publicly emerged that the Trump campaign has engaged in these activities, though Mueller's investigation is ongoing.
Since Mueller's investigation began in spring 2017, the probe has resulted in criminal charges against several Russian nationals, five Americans and one Dutch citizen and three corporate entities. One of those people has already been sentenced and served a month in prison, while three others pleaded guilty and await sentencing.
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Giuliani's "New Day" interview came after Trump launched his most personal attack to date against Mueller in a tweetstorm Sunday, two days before the special counsel's office takes the Manafort case, its first prosecution, to trial in Virginia.
In the tweets, Trump largely resurfaced previous issues he has with the investigation, claiming Mueller personally has conflicts of interest – including a "contentious business relationship" – that should preclude him from running the investigation, accusing Mueller of bringing on too many Democratic investigators, and making a false claim about the origin of the Russia investigation.
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It was not immediately clear what the President meant when he claimed there were conflicts of interests involving Mueller. The New York Times reported in January that the President claimed a dispute over membership fees had prompted Mueller to leave a Trump golf club in Washington in 2011 when he was FBI director.
Ethics experts from the Justice Department determined last year when Mueller was appointed special counsel that his participation in the matters assigned to him is appropriate.
Giuliani also addressed the supposed conflict, but said that he'd leave it to the President to offer up details. He said the President doesn't have to support his own tweet's claim because it's Mueller's "conflict," not Trump's.
Asked for factual details about the business conflict, Giuliani said the media should pressure Mueller to "stand up and be a man" by disclosing further details of potential conflicts of interest.
Pressed further on the conflict allegation, Giuliani said, "I can't tell you. I'm not sure I know what exactly what the conflict is. I have a good idea. It's one that would have kept me out of the investigation. … What it means is I would have had a personal interest, a personal dispute with the President of the United States before the investigation that really precluded me from it."
Asked whether the conflict was over the golf club dispute, Giuliani replied, "I'm not going to go any further."
CNN's Marshall Cohen, Stephen Collinson and Eli Watkins contributed to this report.