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North Carolina put further distance between themselves and the Cavaliers early in the fourth, as quarterback Bryn Renner connected with running back Giovani Bernard for a 26-yard touchdown strike, making the score 27-13. The play capped a 12-play, 97 yard drive in under five minutes. Renner would add another touchdown strike, this one a 20-yard strike to wide receiver Erik Highsmith (his second of the night) to make the score 34-13 midway through the fourth.
The Tar Heels got off to a strong start in the first half, taking a 14-3 early in the second quarter after running back A.J. Blue's three-yard touchdown run. Virginia responded, however, when quarterback Phillip Sims hit sophomore wide receiver Darius Jennings for a nine-yard touchdown pass.
North Carolina's defense responded, however, when Tre Boston picked off a Michael Rocco pass and returned it 36 yards for a touchdown, making the score 20-10 at halftime following a missed extra point attempt.
The third quarter slowed down a bit, as Virginia trimmed North Carolina's lead to 20-13 at the time after a 28-yard field goal by placekicker Drew Jarrett.
Box Score Hero: Tar Heels Quarterback Bryn Renner torched the Cavaliers, going 29-for-36 passing for 315 yards and three touchdowns on the night.
Rankings Ramifications: With the loss, the Cavaliers, at 4-7 overall, will not be able to reach the six-win threshold needed to qualify for a bowl game. North Carolina bumped their conference record over .500 to 4-3 in the ACC with the victory.
But Did They Cover? North Carolina was a 3½-point favorite, according to OddsShark, and they certainly covered that spread.
For More On This Game: For more on the Tar Heels, visit Tar Heel Blog, and for everything Virginia, head over to Streaking The Lawn.
Next Week's Schedule: North Carolina ends its regular season at home against the Maryland Terrapins, while the Cavaliers hit the road to take on the Virginia Tech Hokies in their season finale.


text: The full grandstand line-up for the 2013 State Fair has been announced. The manager for the Fair, Jerome Hertel, stopped by the KSFY Morning News to reveal that Marty Stuart and Larry Gatlin and the Gatlin Brothers are going to perform Friday August 30th. Marty Stuart will open the Friday night show. He has been making music since the early '80s and recorded hits like "Hillbilly Rock" and "tempted". Stuart will open for Larry Gatlin & the Gatlin Brothers. They have been making music and touring since the '70s. Their big hits include "All the Gold in California" and "Broken Lady". Hertel also announced on previous shows that Eli Young Band will be at the Fair on Saturday and 3 Doors Down on Sunday. Pre-sale tickets will go on sale June 17 for backrest holders. Then Friends of the Fair ticket sales will begin on June 20th followed by the general public on June 24th. This year's theme is "Starry Nights and Midway Lights." The Fair runs Thursday, August 29th - Monday, September 2nd in Huron.

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According to Adrian Wojnarowski of Yahoo! Sports, Celtics center Darko Milicic is "leaning strongly" toward leaving the C's and the NBA to return to Europe to be with his family.
Milicic would leave for the season to be with his ill mother in Serbia, though Wojnarowski notes that the center has been frustrated with his limited role with the Celtics. The report also states that Milicic leaving could spell the end of his NBA career and that C's coach Doc Rivers recently told Milicic to take his time with his decision regarding his family situation and his future.
The second overall pick in the 2003 draft, Milicic played for Detroit, Orlando, Memphis and Minnesota before signing a one-year deal with the Celtics in the offseason. He has played in just one game this season, logging five minutes in the second game of the season against Milwaukee.
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Tom Brady discussed his feelings on the Logan Mankins trade and the return of Gronk.
Patriots Head Coach Bill Belichick joins Dale and Steve DeOssie to talk about cutting the roster down to 53 players. Jimmy Garoppolo is set to start and play most, if not all of the preseason contest against the Giants. Bill also expressed his thoughts about the kicking game and how some of the new rules have affected the importance of it.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price discuss the news that Jimmy Garoppolo will get the start Thursday and play most of the game. They talk about what it might mean for Ryan Mallett.
Jackie Mac joins the guys to discuss her thoughts on a possible mid-season tournament in the NBA, LeBron's return to Cleveland, trade rumors with the Celtics and Red Sox, and Darrelle Revis' contract situation.
Jackie MacMullan of ESPN Boston to talk about the Lebron James Saga, the possibility of Rajon Rondo being traded, and the future of Marcus Smart.
Former coach of Celtics 1st-round pick Marcus Smart, Travis Ford joins MFB to talk about what Celtics fans should expect from the strong point guard. Among other things, Coach Ford says Smart will be a hard worker, and will improve his shooting ability.
Joe talked to the Sox right-hander, who allowed three hits and zero walks in the 3-0 win over the Rays.
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As he does every Wednesday, Buster Olney, ESPN, joins the boys of MFB to talk baseball. This week Buster shed some light on what to expect from Rusney Castillo, and how Cuban players are being viewed. He suggests that the acquisition of Castillo helps Boston's chances to get Giancarlo Stanton. Also, the Sox should shut down Koji if they want to re-sign him.
Rob Bradford is joined by WEEI.com Bruins beat writer DJ Bean, as well as Boston sports fan/blogger Turtleboy to talk all things Bruins free agency. With the B's recent moves, the conversation turns to where the Bruins might next turn and what kind of dent losing Jarome Iginla and Shawn Thornton might make.
DJ discusses Shawn Thornton's new deal, and the on going negotiations with Jerome Iginla
DJ Bean joins the program to dismiss the recent rumors that the Bruins are in discussions to trade Brad Marchand to the Sharks for Patrick Marleau
Tom Brady discussed his feelings on the Logan Mankins trade and the return of Gronk.
Tim joined the show to discuss the start of the NFL season and the future of Tom Brady.
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7th round draft pick Michael Sam was trying to be the first openly-gay player in the NFL. With only 7 days to go before the season opener, the Rams released him on one of the last round of cuts.
The Patriots finally completed a deal that was speculated for weeks, when they traded back up QB Ryan Mallett to the Texans for a conditional 7th round pick. Mallett will be reunited with former New England quarterbacks coach Bill O'Brien.
More reaction from the Logan Mankins-Tim Wright trade.
Tom Curran recaps the Pats preseason and talks about some of the players who may get cut.
Michael Irvin talks about the final preseason game for the Patriots and the biggest storylines heading into the opening weekend.
We recap the summer's biggest sports stories leading into Labor Day Weekend.
Co-founder and chairman of the Boston Beer Company, Jim Koch, talks about his Sam Adams beer and the history of his brewery.
Danny picard is filling in for Mikey and talks with CSNNE's Mike Giardi about Clay Buchholz heading up the Red Sox pitching rotation, and how the Patriots have looked through training camp so far.
Mut and Villani are talking about whether the Red Sox will give Jon Lester the type of contract he is looking for, or whether they might be shopping him with rumors of the Red Sox scouting Cole Hamels.
Fantasy Football Drafts are now happening every day, so Pete Davidson and Jim Hackett have you covered. The NFL season kicks off on Thursday night, so Pete and Jim get their final thoughts of some drafting strategies. They discuss their Auction draft from earlier in the week. Also, some big name players that smart drafters should avoid.
We know your Fantasy Football drafts are happening right now, so Jim Hackett and Pete Davidson are here to help. We know you'd never blow off work to draft right? Turn up the speakers! Our fantasy guys chat up Pete's most recent article on WEEI.com that offers background on several players you can target late in drafts across multiple league sizes; covering upside players to grab in 8-team leagues, 10-team leagues, 12-team leagues and 14-team leagues. Jim and Pete will be back at 7:30 a.m. on Sunday morning on your radio dial, 93.7 FM, with more ammo for all this weekend's drafters. Good luck!
How can teams acquire players who are entering their primes without having to live through the potentially massive transition of prospects coming from the minors to the big leagues? The Red Sox have two such case studies. The signing of Cuban outfielder Rusney Castillo represents one effort to acquire a player for his prime years for whom the transition to big league-caliber competition might not be turbulent. Red Sox assistant director of player personnel discusses the scouting process involved with landing Castillo. The episode also features Brock Holt, the one rookie who played at a consistently high level for the Red Sox this year. Holt explores some of the distinctions that might help to explain why he did not experience some of the struggles that characterized the seasons of Xander Bogaerts and Jackie Bradley Jr.
The usual suspects had the day off so the hosts of The Real Post Game Show stepped to talk about the Pats. Logan Mankins and Ryan Mallett were both traded and Miami is 6 days away.More from this show
The Patriots finally completed a deal that was speculated for weeks, when they traded back up QB Ryan Mallett to the Texans for a conditional 7th round pick. Mallett will be reunited with former New England quarterbacks coach Bill O'Brien.More from this show
Butch is out today so Chris Villani fills in. This bums out Buckley a little bit since he wanted to have a somber goodbye with Butchy, since this is the last show until after the football season. They kick the show off talking about the Logan Mankins trade.More from this show
Hackers obtained hundreds private photo's of celebrities such as Kate Upton and Jennifer Lawrence. Also, Market Basket is back in business, and Pete Frates and his wife Julie have a baby girl, Lucy.More from this show
7th round draft pick Michael Sam was trying to be the first openly-gay player in the NFL. With only 7 days to go before the season opener, the Rams released him on one of the last round of cuts.More from this show


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Date of News Release: 10/24/2013
(LONDON, KY.) - On Thursday, October 24, 2013 at approximately 6:36 AM, the Kentucky State Police, Post 11 London, received a report of a four vehicle traffic crash on US 150 in Rockcastle County.
Upon arrival Trooper Delzie Kelly determined that a 2009, Toyota, Corolla, operated by Gregory S. Fulton, 50, of London, was traveling westbound on US 150 when it struck a 2005, Chevrolet, Colorado, in the rear operated by Timothy E. Taylor, 50, of Mount Vernon. After the initial impact Taylor's vehicle traveled over into the eastbound lane were it was struck a second time by a 1997, Toyota, Tacoma, pickup traveling eastbound operated by Rena M. Hopkins, 46, of Crab Orchard. After the second impact Taylor was once again struck for a third time by a 1994, Chevrolet, Tracker, traveling eastbound operated by Paul D. Kidwell, 52, of Brodhead.
Taylor was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the collision and was ejected from his vehicle. He was pronounced dead at the scene by the Rockcastle County Coroners Office.
Hopkins was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the collision and was flown to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for treatment of her injuries.
Kidwell was wearing a seat belt at the time of the collision and was flown to the University of Kentucky Medical Center for treatment of his injuries.
Fulton was wearing a seat belt at the time of the collision and was uninjured.
Traffic crash reconstructionist Trooper Delzie Kelly is in charge of the investigation and was assisted at the scene by Trooper Craig Reed, Rockcastle County EMS, the Brodhead Fire Department and the Mount Vernon Fire Department.
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As a result of the growth in interest in extreme Sports, both by participants and spectators, ultra running events have become an attractive new challenge to runner communities all over the world. By providing the opportunity to run in scenic and exotic locations, the Q50 Races has become more than just an Ultra running event, in that it affords the ability to combine the passion for running with the passion for traveling.
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Pee-wee football punch-out must prompt corrective steps
We have a lot going for us here in Corpus Christi: a natural setting that is nothing short of spectacular, a rich blend of cultural currents, a relaxed, unpretentious lifestyle, and, well, the list goes on and on.
Now and then, however, we feel a bit out of the mainstream: Does anybody out there even know we're here?
Actually, yes. This week, the whole country is aware of Corpus Christi. But not for the reasons we would wish.
Thanks to the lame-brained behavior of some adults at a pee-wee football game at a Southside park Nov. 4, Corpus Christi has drawn shocked, fascinated attention nationwide.
Now, the idea behind pee-wee football is to give little kids an chance to learn the game and have some fun, right? To all indications the kids were doing just fine.
Ah, but the adults . . . that was another story. It seems a referee asked a coach who already had been warned against using profanity to leave the field. The coach took umbrage - and then some: He tackled and punched the referee, who reportedly as briefly knocked unconscious. At least one other adult, a woman, also got involved in the fray. Police were dispatched, and at last report the District Attorney's Office had the case under review.
But there's more: Someone at the scene videotaped the game - and the punch-out. That video has gone nationwide, winning Corpus Christi the kind of attention that money just can't buy.
We are, in other words, a national laughingstock.
All of this, however, has a serious dimension. Never mind that the community has been embarrassed by these yahoos. What's far worse is the fact that the kids were subjected to the worst possible kind of leadership by example.
The principals in this league have some soul-searching to do - and, while we're at it, how about some across-the-board scrutiny of all youth sports associations and the values they foster? Surely the vast majority are upstanding outfits, but - as we have seen - some of these groups may need to implement an attitude adjustment . . . with regulatory teeth to make it stick.


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Approximately one-third of the Landon Symphonette is made up of professional performers, up to one-third Landon students and teachers, and about one-third students from the Washington, Baltimore and Northern Virginia area. Over the years, students from more than 50 area schools have participated in this outstanding program, with perhaps 10-15 represented at any one concert. All must have achieved a certain level of competence and expertise. In sponsoring this concert series, Landon offers the opportunity to talented young players, nominated by their teachers, to join in this special collaborative effort.
The Landon Symphonette's season includes a program of concerts that are open to the public. All concerts start at 5 p.m. in the Mondzac Performing Arts Center on campus. In addition, the group sponsors a number of chamber concerts at the Friendship Heights Village Center in Chevy Chase.


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Four games into the season, the Syracuse Orange football team is starting to come back down to Earth on some of those statistical outliers. Let's see where we're at.
Nassib is now No. 7 in the nation in Total Offense, tied for No. 7 in Completions Per Game, No. 47 in Passing Efficiency and No. 4 in Passing Yards Per Game.
Even though he only caught two balls this weekend, Sales is still No. 22 in the nation in Receiving Yards Per Game with 95.5, No. 25 in Receptions Per Game and No. 11 in Total Receiving Yards (382).
Syracuse is ranked No. 25 in Total Offense (487.5 YPG), No. 82 in Rushing Offense (145.75) and No. 7 in Passing Offense (341.75).
Syracuse is ranked No. 55 in Total Defense (357.50 YPG), No. 84 in Rushing Defense (176.25) and No. 26 in Passing Defense (really?).
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Even as technology has made life simpler on the whole, it feels like parenting is getting harder and harder. With many parents no longer content letting their kids run around at the park anymore, many people find themselves jetting back and forth from work to soccer practice to flute lessons, all with dinner plans lingering at the backs of their minds. Here are some tips for those parents who can never seem to get a free minute.
1. Communicate and Cooperate
They say it "takes a village to raise a child." You probably don't have easy access to a village to help you out with your parenting, but you also have to remember they aren't doing it alone. Communication between spouses and also between the parents and the children is vital. If you are extremely busy with work and parenting, it is important to set expectations for all parties and make sure everybody is willing to chip in.
In addition, families are not isolated in society. You probably have friends and neighbors with families like yours, so reach out to them for help when it makes sense to do so. For example, if a neighbor is driving their children to school, you might be able to set up a carpool to make things easier on both families. (Plus, you'll be saving the planet.)
Don't forget your kids are also there to contribute. In preparing your children for the real world, you will need to teach your children some responsibility and work ethic. Don't be afraid to lay down the law and demand some help around the house from your kids. To operate at its highest level, the family needs a little cooperation and unity.
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If you have kids, you already know that organization isn't usually a strong suit for children. You can teach them to put away their toys a million times, and they'll still wind up leaving a couple in the middle of the kitchen.
Fortunately, you have more resources for organization, and you know how important it is. Do everything you can to simplify and organize when it comes to parenting responsibilities. Instead of keeping different calendars for each parent and the kids, use one combined calendar so everyone knows what everyone else has going on ahead of time. Planning ahead is vital for busy parents because you are able to work with your spouse and your children to balance responsibilities and make contingency plans in case anything comes up at the last second.
In addition, you should work to consolidate important information into one place. Keep all of the family's medical information together by using resources like the Family Medical Manager app. Stack up all of the bills in one place as they come in so you can take them all out at once. Having important information together makes it a lot easier once you actually need to use it.
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Above all, it is important to realize while you may feel like a superhuman parent, everybody is human and nobody is perfect. Pay attention to your children's needs, but keep in mind they are children. Kids are kids, and they aren't going to notice if certain things aren't absolutely perfect.
A good example is laundry. Many kids actually like wearing the same pair of jeans a couple of times without washing them. Washing every single article of clothing after one wear is a good way to add unnecessary work to your plate. You can also consolidate by serving leftovers on occasion. The family appreciates a fresh cooked meal, but if you bring that meal out for a second round a night or two later, you probably won't get too much backlash from the kids, unless they hated it to begin with.
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Father leaves hospital for first time since attack which left him unable to speak
Updated 8:12am Monday 24th February 2014 in News By Anna Roberts, Crime reporter
A young father left hospital for the first time in seven months on his 26th birthday after a savage attack which left a trainer print on his face.
Alfie Peak was kicked as he lay on the ground in Sea Road, Bexhill, on July 27 last year.
His devastating injuries had left him unable to eat or speak. To celebrate his birthday on February 10 Alfie was taken in his wheelchair to a garden centre.
The former painter and decorator from Bexhill is still with his girlfriend, Tanya White.
Speaking to The Argus, Miss White told how the lives of Mr Peak and his family and friends had been changed beyond measure following the attack.
The 23-year-old from Bexhill said: "It's awful for Alfie and for his daughter. She is nine, she knows her dad is different but she does not know why.
"Alfie's a wonderful father. He was no longer with her mother but he saw her every weekend.
"He gave up a lot so he could spend time with her.
"He was really funny. When he was attacked he was intervening after comments had been made.
"Although he is still obviously very ill I know he still loves me.
"You can see it in his eyes – the way they light up.
"He still has emotions. He is aware of what is going on and can communicate with his thumb.
"But we don't know if he will speak again."
Miss White regularly travels from her home to the neurological centre Mr Peak is being cared for in Wiltshire.
She added: "On his birthday we went to a garden centre – it was the first time he had been out.
"I feel like all his dreams have been shattered. I don't even knowif we will do things like go to the cinema or out for dinner again."
The family are setting up a charity in his name. For more information search Alfie Peak Well Wishes Charity on Facebook.
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10:08am Mon 24 Feb 14
Dandylads says...
The people who carried out this attack obviously are not aware of the situation they have left him in.
10:17am Mon 24 Feb 14
Patsyr says...
Dandylads wrote:How do you know that the perpetrators are unaware? You would need to be very stupid to think that you could stamp on somebodys head and not injure them badly. Are you saying the attackers are stupid?
We really hope that Alfie gets well soon.
The people who carried out this attack obviously are not aware of the situation they have left him in.
10:32am Mon 24 Feb 14
getThisCoalitionOut says...
Dandylads wrote:I think they are probably very aware but couldn't care less because to do something that violent in the first place shows the sort of evil thugs they really are - the types that should be taken out, put up against a wall and shot.
We really hope that Alfie gets well soon.
The people who carried out this attack obviously are not aware of the situation they have left him in.
I hope this man manages to get his life back again, one day soon.
12:01pm Mon 24 Feb 14
inmegarden says...
You couldn't make it up.
Remember this person has the right to vote :0(
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Hassan's spokesman said later that she did not think RGGI was a tax, but an energy efficiency program. That's a shame, because she was right the first time, it is effectively a tax - which its supporters want to increase.
RGGI caps carbon emissions from power plants in the 9 states, including New Hampshire, that have signed onto the agreement. Energy companies can exceed those caps by buying emissions credits, which are sold on an open market. Last Thursday RGGI officials, including the two New Hampshire representatives, announced that they want to cut the allowable carbon emissions under the agreement by 45 percent by 2014. They say the reduction will bring cleaner air.
Yet there is a surplus of RGGI credits on the market. RGGI states are not producing enough power to reach the current emissions cap, so demand for the credits is low. Instead of declaring success (carbon emissions under RGGI were 30 percent lower in 2011 than in 2005), RGGI wants to lower the cap to stimulate demand for emissions credits. Why would it want to do that? For the money.
RGGI states pocket money from the sale of the credits. The estimated increase in RGGI revenue from the 45 percent reduction in allowable emissions is $2.2 billion. That is money taken from electricity ratepayers and delivered to politicians, who distribute it allegedly on behalf of the people from whom it was taken. In other words, it is a tax.
Rather than participate in this scam, New Hampshire should withdraw and save its ratepayers the unnecessary expense of giving politicians a few extra billion to play with.
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Our friends at NetsDaily have a wholly accurate framing of the trade that sent New Jersey's protected lottery pick to the Blazers for Gerald Wallace. On paper, the pick is protected in the top three. In reality, because teams that finish with, say, the seventh worst record in the league cannot end up with the No. 4, No. 5 or No. 6 pick, the Nets' selection is really protected through No. 6.
Again, it's an accurate way to depict the fate of the pick: the Blazers won't get a pick if it lands in the (x-1) spot, where x represents the Nets' spot in the reverse standings. That allows advocates to push up the "protected through" number.
But it was still a bad, bad trade.
Right now, the Nets are in line to finish with the seventh worst record, which under this logic protects the pick through No. 6. But only 1.5 games separate the Nets and the No. 4 Sacramento Kings. With two weeks left, there's plenty of time for New Jersey to get worse and a couple of the teams "ahead" of it in the lotto race to pick up cheap wins. (The New Orleans Hornets are becoming quite adept at picking up cheap wins.)
So when you use this logic to downplay the awfulness of the trade, you leave it open to fluctuation. If the Nets do happen to land back at No. 4, then you're back to being top-3 protected. If you are now arguing that "protected through six" isn't so bad ... you're not going to be able to maintain that nonchalance when that becomes "protected through three" or even "protected through four."
There's also the issue that a prospect picked at No. 7, No. 8, No. 9 or No. 10 in this draft has a tremendous possibility of being much, much more productive and cost-effective than a limited term Gerald Wallace. That's the real core of the issue here. Whether it's No. 4 or No. 7, chances are that it will not have been worth it.


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Micro Finance Limited, a public company was
incorporated on 25th July 1983 and obtained RBI approval from
22nd Jan 2001 vide Reg No – A.04.00019 until under RBI
directives dated 3rd Jan 1992.The appointment of Designated
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Rasulgarh Branch. Credit Rating is done by M/S CARE, one of the
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The Members of the Micro Family on the formation & floatation of our Company then in the year- 1983 assembled together and pledged their soul & heart for the attainment of their humble objectives under the leadership of Sri D.P Misra then an energetic young man who come forward to lead us to attain the enshrined objectives
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