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In the end, though, it's about pride.A win in J-ville would go a long way towards putting a little more swagger in the steps of those in the Dawg Nationboth on and off the field. Poor Mark Richt. The guy wins two SEC Championships, two Sugar Bowls, finishes in the top 10 a few years in a row, and sires multiple recruiting classes with NFL-caliber talent and suddenly...he's a dud I don't get it....Really I don't get it. Mark Richt's head is on a platter in some circles for his inability to be a tool and fire his assistant coachesone in particular. However, if he can take this young, inexperienced, and hungry team of pups down to Florida and eke out a win, well, maybe his hot seat cools a bit That would be so nice I swear it wouldn't happen to a nicer guy Georgia has a stellar class going into 2010. 1 team in the nation could also settle some frayed nerves and pull some undecided's over in the process That's a win-win There are too many happy people in the Gator Nation Honestly.

Every time they show up en masse, anywhere, R.E.M's "Shiny, Happy, People" starts to play over the loudspeaker. What don't they have to smile about Their football and basketball teams, combined, have more rings than a sequoia tree. It would be nice to see those smiles turned upside down for a changeI want to hear them complain about a call that DIDN'T go their way. I wanna see them with their heads hung low while leaving the stadium. The passion you have for your home team is all you need in some cases. Reasons are nice but the beauty of being a fanatic is sometimes it just comes down to seven words: because my team is better than yours Nothing more Nothing less So, on Oct.

MILAN, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Italy's Banco Popolare (BAPO.MI)faces "no problems", and there are no extra measures it can taketo help its share price recover from what is a sector-wide fall,Chief Executive Pier Francesco Saviotti said on Wednesday "There are no measures to be taken. Unfortunately the markethas taken hold of it that way," Saviotti told reporters onentering the meeting of the executive panel of the Associationof Italian Banks "The bank has no problems. Banco Popolare, Italy's seventh biggest by market value, isseeking a solution for its affiliate Banca Italease (BIL.MI),which saw a joint venture deal with Germany's DZ Bank FDGBGg.Fbreak down last year. Saviotti, a former Merrill Lynch executive, took over asBanco Popolare's chief executive in December when FabioInnocenzi resigned.

Shares in Banco Popolare were up 1.46 percent at 4.1575euros at 1023 GMT as the banks index was 3.2 percent lower. Thestock hit a record low of four euros before paring losses. Saviotti and UBI Banca (UBI.MI) Chairman Emilio Zanetti, whowas also attending the meeting, denied rumours of a mergerbetween the banks. (Reporting by Andrea Mandala; writing by Ian Simpson;editing by Simon Jessop). The "Attitude Era" was considered the most exciting, controversial, and unpredictable in the history of the WWE. The "A-Era" produced some of the greatest to ever grace a WWE ring such as The Rock, Stone Cold, Triple H, Kurt Angle, Chris Jericho, and Kane among others.Yet, some of these people I'll mention in my slideshow have not been talked about much for their contributions to the "greatest" era of all time.. If The Rock wasn't in the WWE at the time Jericho was, Jericho would be Rock.