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On every flight we fly throughout the world, Air Tahiti Nui is building a reputation for providing world-class service levels equal to the leading airlines of the world. Our service is based upon extending the warmth and ambience of our Polynesian home the moment you step on board.
Welcomed by the fragrance the Tiare Tahiti gardenia, the sounds of our legendary island music, and the beauty and comfort of our aircraft, youll quickly see why flying with Air Tahiti Nui is an experience unique among any airline in the world.
Serving 30 passengers, Poerava Business provides the perfect way to begin your vacation or business trip. The spacious and themed cabin creates an ambience of Polynesian warmth and hospitality while the two-abreast seating allows for both privacy and comfort.
The ocean-colored seats have been custom-designed for Air Tahiti Nui with fully adjustable head and leg rests, personal advanced video screens with first-run movies, and added spaciousness between the seats to stretch out and enjoy your journey.
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Our world-class cuisine blends the culinary influences of our Polynesian and French heritage with specialties from each of our destinations.
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Special meals can be prepared for medical and religious reasons if requested at the time of your reservation or at least 36 hours prior to departure. Special meals requested less than 36 hours cannot be guaranteed. Contact your travel arranger or the Air Tahiti Nui reservation office.
Air Tahiti Nui names our aircraft after some of French Polynesia's most beautiful islands.
Aircraft Names, registration and delivery dates listed below:
Bora Bora "FOJTN" March 2002
Mangareva "FOJGF" April 2002 - New aircraft configuration
Rangiroa "FOSEA" Janurary 2003 - New aircraft configuration
Moorea "FOSUN " February 2003 - New aircraft configuration
Nuku Hiva "FOLOV" June 2005
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It Was The Best Of Times, It Was The Worst Of Times.
On May 30, the Baltimore Orioles owned first place in the American League East, with a record of 31-19, a .620 winning percentage, 12 games over .500. They held a four-game lead over second-place Boston and New York.
Meanwhile out West, the Oakland Athletics dwelt in the cellar. They were in last place, 14 games below .500 with an 18-32 record, a .360 winning percentage, and an 11.5-game deficit behind the Texas Rangers and Los Angeles Angels.
For Orioles fans, this early surge marked the beginning of a new era. Doubters and skeptics stopped waiting for the other shoe to drop as the Orioles vanquished foes, winning series upon series in decisive fashion. For most Os fans, the difference became evident when the Birds impressively swept the Yankees at Camden Yards with come-from-behind wins, clutch hits, and hammer-dropping, lights-out pitching.
Oaklands early slumber found old-school baseball pundits reveling at the teams demise. Oakland general manager Billy Beane earned their ire with his wholesale dismissal of baseballs status quo (as featured in the 2003 book Moneyball). Strategists who celebrate bunting, base-stealing, and manufacturing runs found Billy Beanes on-base percentage, walks, and slugging percentage formula crass. (Orioles fans, who know better, embrace Beanes ideology, recognizing it for what it isa distilled version of Earl Weavers offensive philosophy of the three-run homer.) The anti-Beane prognosticators who begrudged Oaklands success were giddy at his apparent demisein a bold stroke, after failing to make the playoffs last fall, Beane dealt pitchers Mark Mulder and Tim Hudson, two thirds of Oaklands big three, holding on only to Barry Zito. As the As stumbled out of the blocks this spring, Beanes critics were convinced his formula would finally fail without his holy trinity.
Cut to July 30: The other shoe has dropped, and the Orioles are in free fall. With a record of 51-52, they have tumbled to fourth place in the AL East, seven games behind Boston, now looking up at Toronto and New York.
This is the first time Baltimore has been below .500 since April 9. Theyve lost four in a row and nine of the last 10 games.
The As have clawed their way into second place in the AL West with a record of 58-46 (.558), only 1.5 games behind the first-place Angels. Theyve won four in a row and nine of the last 10. They also lead in the wild-card racethe imaginary division that awards the best second-place team in each league an invitation to postseason play. Oakland holds a 1.5-game lead over the New York Yankees and an eight-game lead over seventh-place Baltimore.
Two months separate these snapshots of the Os and the As, two teams whose fortunes have miraculously reversed. Oakland has played the best baseball in the majors, at 40-14, and Baltimore has played the worst, at 20-35.
Oaklands success has established a new big three with red-hot Rich Harden, Dan Haren, and Joe Blanton joining Zito, who is 7-0 in his last seven decisions. Beane has also pulled off a number of quiet, albeit effective, trades along the way . He landed outfielder Jay Payton from Boston for reliever Chad Radford and jettisoned Eric Byrnes to the Colorado Rockies. On July 30, Payton hit a grand slam to power Oakland over Detroit 9-5.
The Orioles descent has been marked by freakishly bad luck. A spate of injuriesLuis Matos and Javy Lopez each broke bones in their hands, pitcher and de facto ace Erik Bedard went on the disabled list with a strained knee ligament, and even back-up catcher Geronimo Gil sprained his thumb.
The pieces are all falling back into place, finally. This past week, for the first time since May, the Orioles fielded their opening-day lineupand bad luck surfaced again.
Two times in a week, Os startersSidney Ponson and Daniel Cabrerahad to leave games in the early innings when a batted ball drilled into a pitching hand. And, in breaking news, on Monday slugger Rafael Palmeiro was suspended 10 games for steroid use.
Facing the trade deadline and attempting to turn the tide of luck, Os co-GMs Jim Beattie and Mike Flanagan have attempted to engineer some deals. The first, a blockbuster that would have brought Marlins starter A.J. Burnett to Baltimore, fell through allegedly because of Burnetts reluctance to sign a contract extension. A deal that would have sent Ponson to San Diego for Phil Nevin was halted when Nevin exercised his no trade clause, citing his desire not to disrupt his family by moving awaya nice thought, except Nevin was traded to Texas only a day later.
Facing the trade deadline, wanting something, anything, Baltimore traded outfielder Larry Bigbie straight-up to Colorado for outfielder Eric Byrnes. Byrnes, of course, is the same player Beane dealt to Colorado earlier this season. While everyone is hoping he brings some of Beanes magic with him, it is clear to everyone paying attention that the magic is in Oaklands pitching staff.
Parting Shots (9/14/2005)
The easiest way to tell when Tim McCarver is going to be wrong about something is to note when he is speaking.
Macro and Micro (9/7/2005)
The "Oriole Way" has become synonymous with "half-assed."
Chokers Wild (8/31/2005)
Wild Card Races Are Bullshit.
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Version 2.1 has just been submitted for review.
Here are the Changes
Caller Mode now includes an Option button that allows you to Stay Where you are just in case you hit the button by accident, Close Caller Mode, which returns you to the Sequence listing and Start the Sequence Again for when your pilot is coming around to start his second sequence.
The Contest location map now is based on a custom and searchable map and includes all contests worldwide
Other enhancements include tables to clean up the interface at the beginning of Caller mode and all Sequences, both the Flimsies, TAS Unknowns, and Written, are now in the same place and are in a table format as well
There will be a delay of about a month until the next release
Here are some screenshots for 2.1
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Very cool Bill, looking forward to it!
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Works very well Bill, keep 'em coming!!
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Great little App, but is the caller mode only really for use by the caller? I had thought it was a caller, for practice etc. i.e. it had a feature to call out the manouvers activated by voice command etc.
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I could have easily used third party software, but the cost for a development copy far outweighed the cost of the app itself for the one that I tested that worked really really well, something in the vicinity of 2K for unlimited devices and since this app is free I felt it was best not to spend that money. I did find several "free" voice control API's but the delay in response was far more than I was willing to accept
What you can do in the time being is enable Accessibilty in "Setting" and turn on both VoiceOver and Speak Auto text and mess with the settings until you get it slowed down to where you can comfortably fly the sequence. Just have it read the written knowns that are included in the app or go into iTunes, create a voice file with whatever you want to have in it, then put it into you itunes music folder and play it, using accessibility options and the iPod controls.
This is a "hack" (for lack of a better term, it works but it really makes normal usage of the iPhone difficult as the Accessibility options are not really designed for this.
I know Android phones have a decent voice control built in, but we are talking about Apple hear and I'm not sure Nick, the person in charge of the Android version, knows how to implement it. Please do not take that wrong, Nick is doing a great job for someone that has never coded anything before, but we are talking about very advanced coding and even I had to "mess with it" in the Apple version.
My point, just be a little more patient, it's coming, but not until I am completely satisfied that it works exactly how I want it to, I want it to be as completely seamless as possible for everyone that using Apple devices. Since iOS 5 is due out in fall, and if voice control does what Apple says it will do, then I would not expect it in the app until over the winter months, hopefully in time for the 2012 season, I.E. January1 2012.
As a reminder, if anyone has any suggestions for things you would like to see in the app, feel free to email me directly from the app under the info icon on the top right of the main screen or send the email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
I am also looking for pictures for the backgrounds in the app. The pictures can be either jpeg (jpg) or png. I prefer png because they edit more cleanly than jpg. the minimum size must be no smaller than 320x640 (iPhone 3GS in portrait) or 640x320 (iphone 3GS in landscape, 640x960 (iphone 4 portrait), 960x640 (iPhone 4 in landscape) or finally 1024x768 (iPad in landscape) and 768x1024 (iPad in portrait) any other sizes and I cannot guarantee that they will look clean and sharp. Anyone that sends me a picture will see a one time popup saying who provided it and the "stats" of the plane
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Jul 16, 2010 9:23 AM by Bea Karnes, News First 5
A Longmont dairy connected to the illnesses of 30 people is being allowed to continue selling raw goat milk after complying with criteria set by county health officials.
Billy Goat Dairy owner Bill Campbell says he plans to resume selling the raw goat milk next week.
Boulder County Public Health officials previously ordered Campbell to stop selling the raw milk after samples tested positive for strains of campylobacter and E. coli.
The dairy sells milk to 43 households that buy a "share" of a goat for $40 a month in return for a gallon of raw milk a week. The county health department says Campbell has met safety conditions to continue selling the milk. Still, the county asked Campbell to inform people about the risks of drinking raw milk.
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Indians can't bowl - Where has the rumour come from as I myself and many indian friends arwe competent fast bowlers ?
With the English bid I said: Let us be brief. If you give back the Falkland Islands, which belong to us, you will get my vote. They then became sad and left
If we're going to judge purely on playing ability, gotta be Fleming (gonna get some heat for that).
**** was a brilliant captain which saved him imo. Good bloke though, would love to have a beer with him
Parmi | #1 draft pick | Jake King is **** | Big Bash League tipping champion of the universeCome and Paint Turtle
Yeah, Hooper.
Atherton on the next rung up.
Nah ****ed if I'm gonna stand here and hear Carl H00pers good name sullied.
Atherton for sure
CricZo XI - Draft League
Season 1 M Hayden, G Gooch, R Dravid, W Hammond, K Pietersen, G Sobers, R Marsh (wk), R Benaud (c), D Steyn, W Hall, N Adcock
Season 2 J Hobbs, B Richards, D Boon, H Taylor, C Lloyd (c), A Stewart (wk), T Goddard, A Davidson, H Tayfield, C Ambrose, H Griffith
Season 3 H Sutcliffe, M Hayden, I Chappell (c), G Pollock, A Faulkner, M Hussey, D Lindsay (wk), I Botham, A Kumble, M Marshall, D Lillee
Strauss in a week?
Batsman I tolerate: V. Richards, S. Tendulkar, E. Morgan, N. Hussain. KEVIN O F******* BRIEN
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Got a fast start to the mailbag already, so if you have something you want to ask, do it now.
From the "Talks too much" studios, know you can is confidence; knowing you will is commitment. Good times.
Media daze
The 5-at-10 and the cast of characters that make up Press Row spent most of last week at SEC media days.
The rest of the power college athletic conferences are next deep in their media events this week. Here are four items of interest across the college sports landscape. (Feel free to use that old-school Walter Cronkite type-writer/breaking news music in the background.)
— Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby (here's betting he can teased as a tot) said plainly that cheating pays in college sports. With the state of flux for the NCAA and their limited capacity to investigate and enforce — especially at a time when the power leagues like Ol' Bob's there are practically threatening to leave every other week — he makes a fair statement. But Bob, you and the rest of the big-boy schools want to have more autonomy and want in some ways to police yourselves, right? You are the Big 12, which once was the Big Eight, which once was the Southwestern Conference, which has a history so dirty and crooked Louisiana politicians were considered lightweights. And, if the power conferences are allowed the autonomy to police themselves, do we really think that will cut back on the cheating? Sure we don't.
In truth, Bob made some salient points on Mike & Mike on ESPN radio this morning, but we believe two things. First, we can't stand those who are intolerant of other cultures (and the Dutch), and we know that the talking points of the conference commissioners are with a decided aim at getting exactly what they want — autonomy to run the games themselves.
Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston.
— FSU coach Jimbo Fisher says he did not suspend Jameis Winston for Crab-Gate because he let the baseball team handle that, and that being suspended from the Seminoles baseball team was like "cutting his heart out" for Winston. Here's our theory on that whole crab leg fiasco: We believe that several, maybe dozens of FSU football players were getting the hook up on seafood and whatnot at the neighborhood Publix. It was a wink-wink, nod-nod deal and some new manager (who may have been reassigned to the Publix in Anchorage) recognized the Heisman winning QB and said, "Hey, did he just steal that?" Instead of making an NCAA deal out of this — free food is a violation after all, especially before Shabazz Napier got everyone free snacks — would actually have been worse than the minor legal citation. Go figure, and take that Bob.
— Dabo Swinney is trying to be the next generation's Steve Spurrier. That is all.
— Somehow, someway, Fisher must have got some back crab meat in his salad. Dude said, "No league has ever had as dominant of a league as the ACC last year." Huh? Jimmy, Duke won 10 games, which is a great testament to what David Cutcliffe and Co. are doing, but hardly a sentiment about ACC dominance.
Miami Marlins first baseman Garrett Jones (46) drives in the game-winning run with a two-run single in the 10th inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves in Atlanta on Monday, July 21, 2014. Miami won 3-1.
Your Atlanta Braves fell to Miami 3-1 in 10 innings. Shae Simmons, the hard-throwing youngster, took the loss
The good: Julio Teheran bounced back after a couple of less-than-stellar starts before the All-Star break. Teheran was dominant, going seven innings and fanning 11. He left in a 1-1 game because of a mistake to Jarrod Saltalamacchia, who homered in the fifth and whiffed in his other four at-bats.
The bad: All of the little things offensively, including Jordan Schafer's complete inability to bunt. Atlanta was bagel-for-8 with runners in scoring position. The normally rock-solid bullpen was quite shaky. Closer Craig Kimbrel loaded the bases before wiggling out of the jam in a scoreless ninth and Simmons was rocked, giving up two runs and letting four of the five batters he faced reach base. Simmons and Kimbrel walked four in 1.2 innings.
The Uggla: Moment of silence for our departed Danny Struggla... That will do. Struggla signed a AAA contract with the San Francisco Giants on Monday, a deal that gives the Giants a real chance to potentially make the wild-card playoff round and face the Braves with Tim Hudson on the mound and Danny Struggla invovled. That would be boss.
Sam and Manziel; Manziel and Sam
The NFL's two most talk-worthy rookies again find their names in the news.
First, each is in the top six in NFL jersey sales for the last three months, according to NFL.com. Manziel is No. 1, with apparently all of Eastern Ohio getting a Browns No. 2. (And how many bathroom jokes can be made about the Browns No. 2... nevermind. Forget we asked. Wipe that off the books. Flush those puns.) Sam is No. 6 on the list.
Second, Cleveland coach Mike Pettine says Johnny Football's behavior will be a "non-story" which seems like a stretch unless his behavior very soon will be non-Johnny Football-like.
Finally, former Super Bowl winning coach Tony Dungy said he would not have drafted Sam because he would not want the distractions, saying "I wouldn't want to deal with all of it. It's not going to be totally smooth... things will happen."
Here's hoping that Dungy does not become the focus of the internet morality mob for speaking his mind and sharing an opinion from a guy who has been in a position to make those type of decisions.
This and that
— Titans back-up QB Zach Mettenberger was sucker-punched at a Nashville sports bar named with the word 'losers' in the name This begs the obvious question — "Who names their sports bar anything associated with losers?"
— NFL guru and renown "NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE" proponent Ron Jaworski put out his list of the top NFL quarterbacks. Jaws for the most part is finger nails on a chalkboard for our personal tastes, but dude studies the tape and has an informed opinion on quarterback play in the NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. We also concur that Andrew Luck has moved on the cusp on the modern day Rushmore of Rodgers, Peyton, Brady and Brees, Esquire.
— Interesting story about Texas A&M paying the $50,000 insurance premium for future first-round NFL pick Cedric Ogbuehi to stay in school. Only in the NCAA will you find too many texts is a violation but a $50,000 check is as square as Ned Flanders. You go Bob.
Today's question
Happy birthday to the 5-at-10's mom. We owe her more than we could ever repay.
In her honor, we'll have a Rushmore of the best TV moms of all time? Go.
Jay was named the Sports Editor of the Times Free Press in 2003 and started with the newspaper in May 2002 as the Deputy Sports Editor. He was born and raised in Smyrna, Ga., and graduated from Auburn University before starting his newspaper career in 1997 with the Newnan (Ga.) Times Herald. Stops in Clayton and Henry counties in Georgia and two years as the Sports Editor of the Marietta (Ga.) Daily Journal preceded Jay's ...
BWill8 —
You are correct. Will correct that. Got running fast this morning.
Which brings up the question there is a level of hate between LSU and Alabama that is running high: You look back to the teabag, then the frat boy crying and now some random barfly at "Losers" punching an NFL player because he did not properly respect the RT.
Just another Saturday night in the SEC we guess.
RUSHMORE OF TV MOMS...there is no argument or consideration of others...in the immortal words of Yul Brenner "so let it be written"...1) June Clever 2) Laura Petry 3) Carol Brady 4) Donna Stone...finally will all the clorox orange bunch get over your kiffin hate, you are still acting like the bama fan that sucker punched zach...GO MOCS
10 Ring, Glad to hear your Mom is hale and hearty. May this always be the case.
Other Moms: Donna Reed, Barbara Billingsley, Marion Ross, Michael Learned.
One week until High School fall practice? Seems like they practice all the time.
YOu also gotta have Margaret Anderson on the list from Father Knows Best.
If Uggla comes out of AAA to make the Giants lineup I see that as a sign that the Giants are out of the hunt for a playoff spot, how could having Uggla, unless he rediscovers himself, seen as a positive right now?
5- Enjoyed the British this weekend. Early broadcasts are a beautiful thing. Any comparison of Rory to Tiger/Jack is grossly premature however. Right now he's a lot closer to Phil; big wins big losses. If he gets the Masters in the next year or two though he is on a whole new level. 5 yesterday I heard you say the Opens were a tie with the Masters way out in front. Taking emotion out of it how can the Masters with all the amateurs and past champs (no chance) be in front? Mailbag: Should Tom Watson reinstate the player/captain role and name Phil, Tiger and himself to the Ryder Cup team?
Having Uggla on a Triple-A deal is low risk, potential high reward.
If a change of locale was the biggest adjustment needed, you get a power bat for less than the league minimum. Granted that's a HUGE if but you get the idea.
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Dig your list, and Marge Simpson is a great, Great, GREAT call.
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Big second half propels Lindenwood-Belleville over Pomeroys
Jan. 11, 2013
Whitney Allen's career- and game-high 30 points weren't enough to carry the Pomeroy basketball team in a 111-91 road loss to USCAA No. 2 ranked Lindenwood-Belleville on Friday night.
The Lynx were able to outscore the Pomeroys by twenty in the second half after a knee injury took out leading scorer Brittney Shaner with 16 minutes left to go. The Pomeroys, down by 15 at one point in the first half, were able to battle back and went into halftime tied at 54.
Lindenwood-Belleville had 18 steals in the game and forced SMWC into 28 total turnovers. The Lynx also assisted in 27 of their 43 field goals in comparison to only 11 assists on 29 field goals for the Pomeroys.
Shaner was limited to only 11 points in 12 minutes of action. Alaura McKemie provided 13 points off the bench and was the only other Pomeroy in double figures. Both Chelsea Weaver and Brandi McDaniel finished with nine points apiece. Due to injuries, the Pomeroys were also without the services of Sierra Lopez and Mikayla Metheny.
The Lynx were able to put four players in double figures, leading with Brooke Dunning's 22 points. Behind Dunning was Breana McCullough with 21 points, Stephanie Cathcart added 15, and Taivia Knight finished with 14 and a game-high 10 rebounds.
The Pomeroys will look to get back in the win column when they travel to Oakland City University on Friday, Jan. 18. It will be the second of a six game road trip for SMWC. Game time is scheduled for an 8 p.m. (EST) start.


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"And so, the particle theory of matter comes to light and is the best, and really only, theory to use when determining the state of particles. What state of matter forms when it is cooled down to -237.8 °C?"
Matthew's hand shot up. He sounded and looked like a geeky monkey as he started leaping in his seat. Bradley, a failing jock, who was sitting behind him, rapidly pulled his chair backwards.
Matthew was sprawled on the floor, his arms under his legs, and his legs intertwined with the table. Everyone burst out laughing, and my giggles erupted as well. It was quite the sight to behold.
Matthew moaned and whispered in a raspy voice, "Bose-Einstein Condensate..."
"Wow, if Bradley had been knocked senseless like that, he wouldn't have any brain cells left," Alec, who was sitting beside me whispered.
"I don't think he has any to begin with," I played along.
"Excuse me, Miss Byers, care to tell us about your hilarious inside joke?" our Chemistry teacher said with a distasteful tone towards me.
"I think you were in on the joke too, Mr. Collington," I blurted, pointing to Matthew, who was now rubbing his head, while Bradley's face was turning purple from all his suppressed laughter.
The whole class started laughing again. Except for one.
Ethan Rayes!
He was clearly enjoying all this. He had a knowing smile on his face. When he caught me looking intently at him, I went back to doodling in my Science notebook, which held my course timetable. On the corner was a design I drew of a supermodel wearing a zebra-print flowing dress with a tight saffron sash, and matching saffron wedges. It was beautiful.
I opened to a new page. I glanced around the room, and scribbled all the boys' names in a messy list. In total, I had about fifteen names. I started off with the basics. Eye colour, hair colour, height (I should start listening more in Math classes, I'm helpless with estimating), labels, lunch table, and life ambition. Then, I wrote a small blurb about each of them.
Alec almost peeked over my shoulder, but I flapped my arms around so he would leave me alone.
"Whatcha writing?" he said, smirking. "Love notes?"
I almost puked inside my mouth. "Ew, of course not! Maybe you should practice that form of writing," I retorted.
"What are you getting at?"
"You like Alyce... A lot!" I sang.
"No, I don't."
"Yes, you do."
"No, I don't!"
"Yes, you do!"
"No. I. Don't."
"Yes. You. Do."
By the time we finished it sounded just like the musical, only the lyrics were a bit tweaked. People stared at us, and started applauding quietly, while wearing ridiculous smiles.
"Wow, quite the singing voice," someone said, as they brushed past me.
"It's nicer than yours will ever be!" I chimed with a small laugh.
"Maybe you should give that up too, since, you know, popularity matters more than life," he spoke again, and I froze. It was him. Ethan.
"Don't get me mad. You know I'm not some Malibu Barbie," I defended myself. There was more to me than that, right? Definitely.
"You're right. You're the Malibu Barbie. Of this school, that is," he sneered.
"I, uh... But, no! What are you... just be... Ugh! You... I can't stand you!" I whined, running away to my last period before lunch, my saviour. I held my head down low, and stared fixedly at my shoes, feeling my shoulders tense up. Alec followed me.
"Leave me alone!" I shouted.
"Mia. Be real, who cares what he thinks? He's just another guy at this school."
"Just... go. I have some Spanish to catch up on," I lied, directing my eyes as far as possible away from him. I heard him walk away slowly. I rubbed my eyes and forced my feet to move, and almost bumped into the door leading to my worst subject, Math. The teacher, Mrs. Pinette, was a crow. She had a raspy voice, and was possibly the strictest Math teacher I ever had. She also never bothered to give me the grades I deserved. The rule was that if she saw 'Written by Mia Byers', it was automatically worth a C+.
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Dad's back!!! Before mother nature blew in 18 inches of pure Utah gold, Mia Lambson took advantage of the last sunny days and pulled a ghost rider as she followed around Erik Nielsen, Dave Faircloth, friends and even the born again half-Brighton local Willis Grigsby! As of now the park is buried so watch this, get stoked for sunny days next week and come shred some pow!
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As a BabyCenter mom, you're probably already hip to the great websites, gadgets, and gizmos that make life in this digital age easier and more fun. But while some of us go high-tech at every turn, others prefer a more old-school approach. Take our quiz and see where you fall!
|1. Your baby's first birthday is coming up, but some loved ones won't be able to make it to the party. To keep them updated, you plan to:
|A. Mail prints and a nice letter describing the day's events
|B. Send a mass email with a few great photos attached
|C. Post video on YouTube and photos on Flickr and link to everything from your blog.
|2. You're at the warehouse store and see what seems like a great price on an HDTV, but you're not familiar with the brand. You:
|A. Buy it. You'll return it if it doesn't work out.
|B. Go home and Google the brand name to see what comes up, then do some research on Amazon, Consumer Reports, and the manufacturer's website
|C. Pull out your iPhone or BlackBerry right there in the store and see what people are saying about that model on CNET, Engadget, and Newegg
|3. When you feel the need for mom connection, you:
|A. Knock on your neighbor's door
|B. Dash off a quick email or call a mom friend to set up a playdate
|C. Send a Twitter update saying, "I'm lonely, call me!" and change your Facebook status to "Needs adult human interaction."
|4. To organize the pictures from your recent family vacation, you'll:
|A. Get out the paper cutters and glue dots: It's scrappin' time!
|B. Upload your digital photos to a photo-sharing site like Shutterfly, Snapfish, or KodakGallery
|C. Pull out your Wacom electronic illustration tablet to customize your shots for digital scrapbooking
|5. Your can't-live-without-it tech gadgets are:
|A. Microwave, home phone, and TV
|B. Cell phone, iPod, and TiVo
|C. iPhone or BlackBerry and a home media center that combines computing, TV, Web browsing, DVR, music, gaming, and more
|6. When it's time to plan a family trip, you:
|A. Call your travel agent
|B. Surf around on Travelocity, Priceline, Expedia, Orbitz, Hotwire, or the airline websites
|C. Use Kayak, SideStep or Mobissimo to compare prices across multiple travel sites, then check Farecast to decide when to buy and SeatGuru to book the best plane seats possible
|7. How do you usually chat with far-flung relatives?
|A. Your home phone — you pay a flat fee for unlimited long distance
|B. Your cell phone — you use the free long distance that comes with your plan
|C. Your webcam — you made sure to set one up for them the last time you visited
|8. When you're out and about and your cell phone rings, you:
|A. Worry! No one calls your cell unless it's an emergency — you don't usually give the number out or use it much.
|B. Start digging around in your purse — you keep forgetting to leave your phone in an easily accessible pocket.
|C. Answer immediately. Two words: Bluetooth headset.
|9. You're out to dinner with the family and realize you're about to miss the latest episode of House. You:
|A. Call your best friend later and ask her what happened
|B. Don't stress — you're pretty sure your TiVo will record it for you, and if not, you'll try to find it online
|C. Get on your smartphone and check your online TiVo scheduling to make sure it's recording as planned
|10. What are your go-to sites for online shopping?
|A. None really — you'd rather see, touch, and try things on before you buy, and talk to the sales associates
|B. The websites for your favorite brick-and-mortar stores, a few online boutiques, and eBay
|C. Same as B. — but you make sure to check prices on comparison-shopping sites and search for coupon codes before you buy
|11. Family movie night is coming up! To choose a flick, you go to:
|A. The movie rental store or the library
|B. Your Netflix queue
|C. Your computer — you're set up to stream or download a movie directly to your HDTV
|12. The grandparents want new photos of their little darlings right away! You:
|A. Grab your camera and take some cute shots of your kids playing. You'll splurge for one-hour photo processing and put the prints in the mail pronto.
|B. Upload some of your recent digital pictures to a photo-processing center in their town and tell Gram and Pop-pop they'll have new prints today
|C. Email some new photos to the WiFi digital photo frame you gave them. The new pics should be flashing in their home momentarily!
|13. Your kids love to go online, so you make sure to:
|A. Keep the computer where you can see it and check on them frequently
|B. Same as A. — plus, review the history tab on your browser to see which sites they're visiting
|C. Same as A. — plus, use programs like Spector Pro or WebWatcher, or the parental controls on a Mac, to keep track of all their online activity


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Union backers see room for gains in area
I lived up north Rockman,and worked for a unionized company as both a union worker and a manager of unionized employees. That company is doing just fine. You may speak from experience, but your broad brush paints a very inaccurate picture. NAFTA has more to do with the exodus of manufacturing than unions. If I'm wrong about that, explain to me why the non-unionized textile industry has all but fled THE SOUTH for overseas? It's all about increasing profit at the expense of American jobs. Union or otherwise.
Arrest in snakebite death called part of larger probe
No big deal huh? This guy Hurd breaks the law, and one of the snakes he illegally posseses kills somebody.
Aside from the fact that it is illegal to possess these animals in the State of Tennessee, it is also illegal to collect these animals in many places. I am not amused when somebody collects wildlife illegally from our public lands. This impoverishes these lands for all. And yes, that includes venomous snakes. They play an important role in their native habitat. Encountering a venomous snake is often the highlight of any hike that I take.
I say... throw the book at this guy!


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Focuses on the development of the skills needed by physical therapists to effectively fulfill their role as participants in the research process. Students examine and analyze common research designs, methodologies, ethical considerations, and statistical procedures used to answer research questions related to physical therapy. Offered fall semester only. Prerequisites: PT 700, PT 702, PT 710, PT 713. (3)
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Hall of Fame baseball writer and Philly print fixture Bill Conlin has retired from the Philadelphia Daily News over a soon-to-be-published report over 40-year-old alleged sexual actions with children.
Beerleaguer: Yet another ugly bombshell drops very close to home, first at my alma mater, now an idolized sportswriter and key influence in my own career. Conlin may not have known it, but he was the Phillies' first blogger, laying the foundation for the type of tone, irreverence and engagement, in print, that blogs would adopt for digital years after his first beat with the Philadelphia Bulletin in 1960. His passion for the Phils was infectious and his style was copied repeatedly.
Aside from holding out shaken hope that the facts will prove the allegations false, that no child was hurt in yet another ugly abuse scandal and that his innocence will be revealed, I'll miss his column terribly. Conlin's retirement was confirmed by NBC10 and the 78-year-old 2010 Hall of Fame inductee has already sought legal counsel.
Just moments ago, the Daily News pushed the story live on their Web site. [Link]


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You can't unpack this kind of ambiance from a shipping crate; it takes decades. The warm, patina-ed hardwood throughout, the massive bar, the smell of steamed shrimp and Old Bay, the quiet dining room decorated with European paintings and African sculpture, the bustling outdoor patio. John Steven is like an old buddy who's still at the end of the bar while others come and go. The staff puts out expert fish and seafood entrées--daily specials never disappoint. Crab cakes rank with the best around town. The taps offer a refined and tasty selection. And the steamed shrimp you smelled when you crossed the threshold? Order a pound of jumbos. Outstanding.
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Dr. von Lewinski heads the department specializing in international and European copyright law at the Max Planck Institute for Intellectual Property Competition and Tax Law in Munich, Germany. She has consulted the European Commission on a number of initiatives, including the EC Rental Rights Directive at the WIPO Diplomatic Conference in 1996 as a member of the delegation of European Communities. At the WIPO Diplomatic Conference on Audiovisual Performances in 2000, she served as a delegate for Germany. She also has been the chief legal expert consulting the governments of Eastern and Central European, Asian and former Soviet Union countries on their copyright legislation in the framework of the EC technical assistance programs. Von Lewinski has authored numerous publications and lectures that focus on topics related to copyright law, primarily international and European copyright law and new technologies. She has been a visiting professor and educator at schools in Germany, Switzerland, France, the United States, Canada and Australia. She also is a board and committee member of several institutions, and is an editorial board member of several law journals, including the Journal of the Copyright Society of the USA.
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SB Runners Raise Money for Clean Water
Updated On: Mar 03 2014 02:00:00 AM CST
They have raised over fifty thousand dollars and they are not about to stop until Sunday's run is over.
Close to forty people, many of them members of the Ocean Hills Covenant Church in Santa Barbara, are running Sunday's Los Angeles Marathon to raise money for clean water resources for children in the Congo. Each runner is trying to raise over 1,300 dollars or fifty dollars per mile. It takes only fifty dollars for one child in the Congo to have clean water for life.
This Santa Barbara group is part of Team World Vision that will have around 900 people from Southern California running in the marathon.
For more information and how you can help out the cause please visit these websites.
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Thursday, June 14th, 2012
I'm still mulling over the Openforum 2012 conference, which took place a few weeks ago in Cape Town. The meeting's theme was 'Money, Power and Sex: the paradox of unequal growth'. The meeting brought together an interesting collection of artists, activists, academics and technocrats for a pretty open-ended conversation. One of the panels was titled


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by Dr. G. Terry Madonna and Dr. Michael Young
It has now been two years since the horrific attack on the American people of September 11 2001. Serious historians are still years away from the perspective necessary to place the events of that tragic day in proper historical context. They will do so in time, and their reflections will be evaluated and reevaluated perhaps for as long as there is an America.
One aspect however of the assault seems certain; the passage of time will not reduce the significance of the event in our history.
Who did what, why and how, will be endlessly debated, but clearly 9/11 will rank as one of the transformative events in American history--as consequential as the decision by the British in the 1750's to change the nature of imperial rule after the French and Indian War--as momentous as the decision of British General Thomas Gage to send troops to Lexington and Concord in April 1775--as critical as Lincoln's decision to resupply Ft Sumter in 1861--and as grave as Harry Truman's decision to use the atomic bomb on the Japanese in 1945.
Each of these pivotal moments marked a profound turning point in American history. And 9/11 is now inextricably linked to each of them.
How ultimately 9/11 will change us, we yet do not know. However, as we struggle to think about September 11 and its meaning, we do clearly see how the attack has altered the course of events since then. Five changes in particular bear close attention:
History teaches many lessons; one highly relevant to 9/11 is that the meaning of events only becomes clear after some time has elapsed. How we understand events often does change with time. Moreover, we may come to think of 9/11 differently than we do today. The ink of that clichéd first draft of history is still not dry.
But, however, the future comes to view 9/11, there is no doubt that what happened that fateful day changed America forever. Those halcyon pre-9/11 days are gone forever. We can mourn them, but we can't return to them.
The challenge going forward is to make sure that the changes produced by 9/11 lead to a better America--our challenge is to make some lemonade out of the lemons dropped on us. This is what America has always done with every major crisis it has faced. The smart money is betting we will do it again.
Politically Uncorrected™ is published twice monthly. Dr. G. Terry Madonna is a Professor of Public Affairs at Franklin & Marshall College, and Dr. Michael Young is a former Professor of Politics and Public Affairs at Penn State University and Managing Partner at Michael Young Strategic Research. The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of any institution or organization with which they are affiliated. This article may be used in whole or part only with appropriate attribution. Copyright © 2003 Terry Madonna and Michael Young.


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The Secret World celebrating second anniversary with Golems, Love & Loathing
Funcom's conspiracy-packed fantasy MMORPG The Secret World is celebrating its second anniversary today, and the developer has kicked off a new event to mark the occasion.
The Guardians of Gaia event sees a bunch of massive Golems invade every area in the game. How inconvenient. There's also a new world boss to take on in Tokyo. On addition, there's an all new mission pack, also set in Tokyo, titled Sidestories: Love & Loathing.
The Secret World heads to Tokyo in latest update
Conspiracy thriller MMO The Secret World has just received its latest game update, Issue #9: The Black Signal. Described by developers Funcom as "the biggest update ever" for the game, Issue #9 takes players to Tokyo.
Expect new characters, new monsters, fresh locations and various quests. There's also an all new AEGIS system, which lets you equip weapon and armour enhancing technology to your gear.
The Secret World adds new investigative missions
Funcom has announced the release of new investigation missions for The Secret World, called Sidestories: Further Analysis. These will take you as far afield as New York, Egypt, Transylvania and... Hell in search of clues to various mysteries.
Funcom "back in full production the day after" police seized "a handful" of PCs
Recently Funcom has been in a spot of trouble with Norwegian authorities as they were suddenly under investigation for 'financial impropriety' and even got removed from the Oslo Stock Exchange.
CEO Ole Schreiner has now spoken out on the matter and said "though it was quite a dramatic event," it was soon over. The police only seized "a handful" of PCs.
Funcom revenue falls but large-scale MMOs remain "cash flow positive"
The latest investor call from Funcom reveals revenue for Q4 2013 is down from last year's $7.78 million in the same period, to $4.27 million this year. Deferred billings, weaker sales and competition are cited.
However their big MMO projects are "relatively stable" with Age of Conan and Anarchy Online their primary revenue. All their MMOs are providing a "cash flow positive".


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Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Events, Meetings, Presentations
- At ConveyUX in Seattle, WA, USA on 22 January 2015: "Accessibility for the Win: Orchestrating Organizational Buy-In" and "Easy Checks for Web Accessibility - Get the Gist (No Experience Needed)" presentations by Shawn
[Past WAI Events]
Documents in Progress
The WAI Interest Group (WAI IG) page lists documents in progress, such as accessibility guidelines WAI-ARIA 1.0, UAAG 2.0, and ATAG 2.0.
Online Symposium: Accessible Way-Finding Using Web Technologies
Registration is now open for the online symposium on Accessible Way-Finding Using Web Technologies to be held on 3 December 2014. Researchers, practitioners, users with disabilities, and others are invited to explore new and on-going research and development on accessible way-finding using web technologies. Symposium participants will examine different technologies, applications, concepts, and solutions that help people with disabilities orient themselves, explore, and navigate through the physical world. For details and registration, see the Accessible Way-Finding Using Web Technologies Symposium page. (2014-Nov-17)
WCAG 2.0 in Portuguese: Authorized Translations Published
Two Portuguese Authorized Translations of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 are now available following completion of the W3C Authorized Translations process: European Portuguese Diretrizes de Acessibilidade para Conteúdo Web (WCAG) 2.0 and Brazilian Portuguese Diretrizes de Acessibilidade para Conteúdo Web (WCAG) 2.0. WAI encourages translating WAI documents in all languages. See:
- WCAG 2.0 Translations for a list of other completed and planned translations,
- WCAG 2.0 Portuguese Authorized Translation Published e-mail.
Updated Working Draft of HTML5: Techniques for providing useful text alternatives
An updated Working Draft of HTML5: Techniques for providing useful text alternatives was published today. This publication incorporates changes and corrections since October 2012, but does not include some pending bugs, which are listed in the Status of This Document section. An updated publication with more information on descriptions of complex images and with clarifications of other guidance is expected in the near future. (2014-Oct-23)
WCAG 2.0 in Simplified Chinese: Authorized Translation Published
Web内容无障碍指南 (WCAG) 2.0, the Simplified Chinese Authorized Translation of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0, is now available, following completion of the W3C Authorized Translations process. WAI encourages translating WAI documents in all languages. See:
- WCAG 2.0 Translations for a list of other completed and planned translations,
- WCAG 2.0 Simplified Chinese Authorized Translation Published e-mail.
Updated September 2014: Understanding WCAG & WCAG Techniques
Updated supporting documents for WCAG 2.0 were published today: Techniques for WCAG 2.0 and Understanding WCAG 2.0. (This is not an update to WCAG 2.0, which is a stable document.) For information on these updates, please see the Understanding WCAG & WCAG Techniques Updated September 2014 e-mail. (2014-Sept-16)
Web Accessibility Tutorials on Images and Tables
Web Accessibility Tutorials on Images and Tables are now available. Additional tutorials will be announced soon. These tutorials show you how to create web content that is accessible to people with disabilities and that improves the user experience for all users. They include general guidance, and specific examples for HTML5 and WAI-ARIA. (2014-Sept-11)
WCAG-EM Provides Methodology for Evaluating Web Accessibility
WAI is pleased to announce publication of the completed Website Accessibility Conformance Evaluation Methodology (WCAG-EM) 1.0 as an informative W3C Working Group Note. WCAG-EM describes an approach for evaluating how websites, including Web applications and websites for mobile devices, conform to WCAG 2.0. WCAG-EM provides guidance for individuals and organizations that evaluate web accessibility, and is also useful for those that have others evaluate their website. Learn more from the WCAG-EM Overview. (2014-July-10)
Easy Checks - A First Review of Web Accessibility...
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Mobile Accessibility Task Force: Seeking Participation...
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WCAG2ICT Note: Guidance on Applying WCAG 2.0 to Non-Web ICT...
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Mobile Accessibility: Resources Updated...
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2008 Glen Carlou Gravel Quarry
"Raised for 18 months in new French oak, the 2008 Gravel Quarry Cabernet Sauvignon has a rich, powerful bouquet with copious blackberry, kirsch and peppermint aromas that take no prisoners. The palate is full-bodied with ripe, succulent black cherries and dark plum. It is very well balanced with fine tannins, while the finish brash, silky smooth finish. This is ostentatious but not over-bearing."
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"Reticent but pure aromas of cassis, blackberry, licorice, bitter chocolate, espresso and spicy oak. Then pliant, lush and deep, with terrific inner-mouth energy and violet perfume to lift the dark berry flavors. The tannins saturate the palate and front teeth without coming across as dry. Classy, polished wine--the best yet from the team of Bruno Prats, Hubert de Bouard and Lowell Jooste. The co-owners have increased their wine's syrah percentage to great effect, as this 2008 avoids the green notes of earlier vintages without showing any syrah rusticity." Reviewed by Stephen Tanzer.
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My firm is completing in-depth research on Broadband over Powerline (BPL) for a private client. When I compare the data we have uncovered to the things I read in the press, I get worried that readers may go astray.
BPL is the use of existing power lines – the medium-voltage lines of a distribution system or the low-voltage lines in a building – to transmit data at high speeds BPL is a great technology, but some analysts are naively predicting it has major potential as an Internet access vehicle for consumers.
In fact, Internet access will only succeed (in the U.S.) if it can tag along with the two *real* market opportunities.
Last year, research firm Telecomm Trends International predicted that the market for BPL Internet access would explode, with sales jumping from about $57M in 2004 to $4.4B by 2011. Their chart showed a classic hockey stick, starting at a small number and going up, up, up every single year without a hitch or a pause. Other research firms made similar predictions.
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Here in the real world, technology markets never go straight up. They inevitably suffer one or more setbacks. Sometimes they sink into oblivion (can you say artificial intelligence). Sometimes they revive again a decade or two. (Today's tablet computers are achieving modest sales 15 years after disastrous first attempts from companies like Go Corporation and Microsoft.) Sometimes they go through three or four up-and-down cycles before achieving steady growth. (Think solar and wind.)
So if you're making business decisions on the assumption that BPL access sales are headed straight for the stratosphere, let me share five points gleaned from our research.
1. BPL still has technical issues. To read the press releases, you'd think BPL has solved all of the technical roadblocks. In reality, it still has trouble handling "noisy" lines. Quality varies by vendor, of course, but in general it is still not reliable enough for voice or for mission-critical applications.
2. BPL still has installation issues. Every distribution network is different from the next. Thus, every BPL project requires custom design and engineering.
3. The overseas market will be stronger than the U.S. market in the short to mid-term. For a variety of reasons – some political, some regulatory, some technical – BPL has better prospects in Europe and Asia over the next three years than in the U.S. China, for instance, recently announced it will rely on BPL to provide Internet access to consumers and businesses in many cities. Companies counting on the U.S. as their sole market may not be around too long. Buyer beware.
4. Internet access is the wrong focus for the U.S.. The press touts BPL as a way to get broadband access to consumers. Yet it is nearly impossible to cost-justify a BPL installation in the U.S. solely on the basis of selling Internet access. BPL-based internet access may someday be a major opportunity in the States. It's equally likely it will never take off. By the time BPL has worked out all the kinks, cable and DSL will have gathered all the low-hanging fruit. And emerging alternatives such as WiMax and fiber-to-the-home may be widely available.
5. Smart Grid and indoor powerline are the short-term growth opportunities in the U.S. BPL has its best shot at widespread deployment as a backbone for utility applications such as advanced metering and grid monitoring. It has a second opportunity as a technology to allow apartment and office buildings to provide broadband access to tenants without the need to rewire the building or to put up WiFi throughout. There are even signs residential customers may switch to powerline networks, which are easier to set up than today's WiFi configurations while providing more throughput.
Both of those two opportunities are for real and showing signs of growth. In the U.S. at least, BPL-based Internet access will have to ride in on someone else's coattails to see widespread adoption.
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. — A season of surprising success came to a stunning end Saturday in the Southern Conference men's basketball tournament.
The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga won 10 straight games in one stretch and earned the No. 2 seed in the tournament but fell 62-55 to seventh-seeded Georgia Southern in the quarterfinals.
The Mocs' season first season under coach Will Wade is over with a record of 18-14.
On their way out of the conference, the Eagles ushered an end to UTC's year by switching to a 2-3 zone defense and finding an offensive spark in the final minutes. The Mocs led by as many as nine points in the second half.
"Up until about four minutes were left, we kept them at bay," Wade said. "We fought. We played well. It wasn't enough tonight."
Wade, who authored a turnaround from 13-19 last year, grabbed his coat and put it on with 3.5 seconds left and GSU guard Brian Holmes heading to the free-throw line.
Senior Zaccheus Mason, who earned first-team All-SoCon selections for his play in the regular season, scored 21 points in his final game playing for UTC.
Sophomore Casey Jones added 12 points. No other Moc reached double figures in scoring, but sophomore Gee McGee grabbed 12 rebounds.
The Eagles (15-18), who advance to face the winner of the later Wofford-Citadel game, were led by 17 points from Tre Bussey. Jelani Hewitt scored 12 points and Holmes added 10. Both Bussey and Hewitt made sure to give Mason a hug of appreciation after the game.
"It got late in the shot clock and their guards made really nice plays," Wade said. "They made some great plays down the stretch."
GSU's zone defense in the final minutes stalled UTC's offense. And the Mocs defense could do little to stop GSU's attack. The Eagles beat the shot clock with tough shots on three straight possessions. They closed the game with two points on nine straight possessions before Holmes missed the last free throw of the game.
That comprised an 19-11 run over the last 6 minutes, 32 seconds of the game. Once UTC trailed by three at 49-46, it never got closer.
"It's tough to keep our guys down," GSU coach Mark Byington said. "We beat a very good team. Will has done a terrific job."
The Mocs and Eagles displayed some of the nerves that come with tournament competition. Both teams entered averaging more than 71 points per game but combined to score 15 points in the first eight minutes Saturday including an impressive two-hand dunk by Jones.
UTC never trailed in the first half but couldn't pull away from the Eagles. The Mocs inched ahead 27-19 with Mason hitting a 3-pointer following an offensive rebound, Stokes adding an inside bucket and McGhee hitting a free throw at the 3:15 mark.
But UTC did not score again in the first half and headed into halftime with a 27-24 lead.
The Eagles tied the game at 27 about 90 seconds into the final half. UTC eased ahead again by four, then went on a 7-2 run for a 38-29 lead with 14:20 to play.
Wade pulled Mason and Martynas Bareika to get them a few minutes of rest. GSU climbed back within 38-36. Baynham capped a quick 9-0 spurt to tie the game for a third time, but Mason calmed UTC with back-to-back 3-pointers sandwiching one from Curtis Diamond, who tried to excite the GSU fans, who were outnumbered at least 3-to-1 by UTC fans in attendance.
Baynham gave GSU its first lead at 47-46 with 4:42 to play on a post move. Then the deluge continued down the stretch.
"We worked had this season," Mason said. "We did everything Coach Wade and his staff asked. The things he brought to us were difficult. As a team we fought to get through it. There's nothing we wouldn't do to be successful.
"That's why it hurts to much."
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