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People got downright weird on this 13-day trip, shaving off their mustaches or sprouting odd facial hair, frenetically checking their flight schedules out of Charlotte for days, and mumbling odd mantras while fiddling with ridiculously expensive camera equipment. I vowed never to do this again eight years ago -- and I've backslid twice like some sad junkie who ends up trying to sell an old Walkman on St. Mark's Place. Communication skills also badly deteriorated during this trip, where talking in our skybox was almost reduced to guttural jabbering and pointing, like a confused game of charades on LSD. And we're the people expected to explain the political landscape to the rest of the nation. Imagine asking a drunk for directions?
And what to make of Barack Obama's speech just four hours after he delivered it? While the party faithful certainly lapped it up, I can't tell if someone who's on the fence (a paltry percentage of the electorate at this point), would decide to support the president because of his acceptance speech. On the other hand, Mitt Romney has a heavier burden, convincing voters who don't like Obama that they can trust him with the nation's car keys. The Obama Team will try to play on a stature gap in the coming weeks -- and that might do the trick: "You don't like me but can you really trust this 'weird' guy?"
It's 3:40 a.m. and unsavory people I know are e-mailing me photos of their trashed hotel rooms or martinis that they're swilling in some forgotten corner of this town. After two weeks of overstimulation and relying on technology that often seemed to let you down just when you needed it the most, bad behavior is to be expected. The monkeys eventually run amok in the lab so why shouldn't we? After some sleep and a bit of isolation, I'll try to weld together a few final thoughts this weekend.
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Anderson Varejao added 14 points and nine rebounds for the Cavaliers, who have won the last 10 meetings (regular season and playoffs) at home against Boston. Cleveland is 28-4 in its last 32 games and is the first team to start a season 19-0 at home since the 1995-96 Chicago Bulls (37 games) and the 1995-96 Orlando Magic (33 games).
"I think teams know that (the Cavs are an elite team)," said James. "I don't think we needed to win tonight to let teams know that. We were a confident bunch of guys coming into this game and after this game. We just want to continue to play well and protect our home court and we did that once again."
James went 13-of-25 from the field, hit all nine of his foul shots, and also had seven rebounds, six assists, four steals and three blocks to help the Cavs push their record to an Eastern Conference-best 29-6.
"We have to continue to protect home court. We want to continue to get better and we got better tonight," said James. "It doesn't matter who the opponent is, you want to try and get better each night. You don't want to take a step back because we have a big picture and a goal. You don't want to waste a game and not get better. We got much better tonight."
Mo Williams had 13 points and Daniel Gibson scored 10 for Cleveland, which has won all its home games this season by at least four points, the first team since the 1966-67 Philadelphia 76ers (22 games) to accomplish the feat.
Kevin Garnett tallied 18 points and 15 rebounds for the defending NBA champions, who lost for the seventh time in nine games. The four-game skid is the longest for Boston since dropping seven straight April 4-15, 2007.
Paul Pierce was limited to 11 points on 4-of-15 shooting for Boston, which also received 13 points from Kendrick Perkins and 12 from Ray Allen. Rajon Rondo had 13 assists, but Boston lost for the sixth time in its last seven road contests.
"It is one of those games where momentum is a factor; we were unable to take the crowd out of the game," said Pierce. "We turned the ball over in crucial stages when we cut the lead. We just didn't give ourselves a chance when we were getting back in the game."
It was the second meeting of the season between the teams, who squared off in last season's Eastern Conference semifinals. The Celtics won that opening meeting, the season-opener for both teams, on October 28 in Boston. But on Friday night, James pushed his team to the finish with another solid effort, hustling all over the court and getting the crowd involved.
He even hit a half-court shot with 4 1/2 minutes remaining, but the basket was waived off because Ben Wallace was fouled away from the action. The capacity crowd at Quicken Loans Arena shouted, "MVP! MVP!" all while James pumped his arms in the air, and moments later he drilled two foul shots to widen Cleveland's lead to 90-71.
The Celtics trailed by nine points at the half, but they netted the first five of the third quarter to get within 49-45. Later in the period, James blocked Allen's layup try and hit a leaning jumper at the other end, was fouled and completed the three-point play for a 64-56 advantage.
Three-point jumpers from James and Delonte West widened Cleveland's advantage to 72-60 going into the fourth.
It was highlight reel time for James in the final quarter. He stole a pass from Pierce, spun around Rondo and used his left hand to will the ball in off the glass for an 83-68 advantage with 6 1/2 minutes remaining.
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Baked Macaroni and Cheese
8 oz Elbow Macaroni
1 can campbell's cheddar cheese soup
1/2 cup non-fat milk
8 oz 2% shredded colby jack cheese
1) Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a boil. Add pasta and cook for 8 to 10 minutes or until al dente; drain.
2) Place macaroni in a 2 quart casserole dish. Mix cheese soup 3/4 of shredded cheese and milk in a bowl until well combined. Pour mixture into pan with pasta and mix thoroughly. Sprinkle wiith remaining shredded Colby.
3) Bake 25 to 30 minutes.
Makes 6 servings
Try adding bacon bits or tuna to his recipe as well. For a few more calories gives different flavor.
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Chicago area relatives of Army Air Force Lt. Emil Wasilewski will be there Tuesday when he's buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia.
Updated: July 27, 2012 6:17AM
A dozen or so people will gather in Virginia on Tuesday — arriving from the Chicago area and the West Coast — to stand graveside and remember Emil T. Wasilewski, a family member none of them ever met.
John Sikes, Wasilewski's great-nephew from Joliet, will be among them, and he isn't sure quite how he'll feel saying goodbye at Arlington National Cemetery to a U.S. airman finally identified last year after being shot down over Germany during World War II.
"Sixty-eight years later, it's an amazing thing," said Sikes, 42. "It's something to be proud about. I get to explain to my children that history matters."
That heritage was largely forgotten — memories of a young Chicago airman lost with a generation that had passed away. Sikes and his family knew that Wasilewski, who grew up on the South Side, was a bombardier whose B-17G "Flying Fortress" aircraft had been shot down Sept. 13, 1944 while on a bombing run over Germany. The bomber had dropped its load and was heading back to base in France when it was hit, Sikes said.
The family learned that only one of the nine crew members, but not Wasilewski, had survived. Without a body to bury, Wasilewski's grieving family buried an empty casket at St. Casimir Cemetery on the Far South Side.
But then about a year ago, the U.S. Department of Defense reached out to some of Wasilewski's surviving relatives, saying they'd possibly found Wasilewski's remains in a cemetery in Neustaedt, Germany. The military's POW/Missing Personnel Office needed a DNA sample to confirm the connection.
Don Wade of Downers Grove, Wasilewski's nephew, initially thought the whole thing was a hoax, but he eventually agreed to submit his DNA — a sample taken from the inside of his mouth — after doing a little research online.
When the DNA came back as a match last fall, Wade said he could hardly believe what he was hearing.
"I was pretty amazed and surprised," said Wade, 60. "It was like a real-life CSI."
And so Tuesday, Wasilewski's family will gather in Virginia to bury his remains during a ceremony with full military honors. Sikes, who inherited his great uncle's medals and a folded American flag from Wasilewski's first funeral, said he didn't feel sorrow during a private ceremony for his great-uncle Monday.
"It actually felt awkward because I was not sad," he said. "This was a person I didn't know."
But on Tuesday, with his two school-age children beside him, Sikes expects them to get a history lesson they won't find in any textbook.
"Look what your family did," he expects to be able to tell his kids. "History isn't something that happens to someone else. This your heritage. ... That's why we're here."


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Very happy with this purchase.
By Kathy
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This is a great folder. Flips and folds like a charm. Easy enough that the kids and husband can fold their own clothes. Love it!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Need more smaller ones!!
By VT
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My kids were fighting to fold their clothes!! Now I need another set...
Easy as pie!
By Tina the Shopper
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I thought it must be too good to be true but this folder really does create a neat, consistent fold in clothing. I just wish the flaps all folded because it is a little bulky to store as it is.
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By Bevie
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Once you learn how to use it, it works great.
Great Item!!!
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This is an awesome folder. The smaller one is a real bonus as I can now fold my kids clothes as well. To 57gord....it will work on mens xlarge clothes. You just have to make sure to fold the sleeves in so they aren't overlapping on the sides and fold up the bottom part as well. Then you do the folds with the board and all of your shirts will be folded uniformly. It is a little tricky the first few times, but after you get the hang of it, it makes folding so much easier. Hope that helps :)
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This thing is small! It's only 28"W x 32"H for the larger one!I had decided to buy this after trying to study the pictures and video. I had believed that this was a well-made piece because the hinges were pictured raised, so I thought there was an actual pin in them - NO, THERE ARE NOT! All the hinges are only moulded so after so many times of use, they will certainly succumb to material fatigue and will eventually break. It would have been better if it were silicone or rubber strips for hinges.If I had wanted something with duct tape hinges, which is what will eventuality happen to this thing, I would have just made myself a folder out of cardboard!I will keep this set since I got it at an additional discount and plus the charge to send it back won't be worth it. I just wish I knew about the hinges before I had ordered.3 stars for the small size and for the "hinges"
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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For little people only?
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Way too small for Men's XL T-Shirts. That's all I needed it for. Don't know who would use the smaller one? Is it for baby clothes?
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I now love folding clothes!
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Super easy to use, everything is neat and uniformed. I cannot believe I enjoy folding clothes now. I actually re-folded all my closets & drawers with this when I ran out of freshly laundered clothes to fold. I would highly recomend this product.
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U.S. college students lured by lower costs to Canada, U.K.
Even with extra fees for international students, colleges and universities outside the United States, in many cases, cost less than the tuition at private colleges or the out-of-state charges at public universities.
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WASHINGTON — More American teenagers are thinking about picking up a passport and heading abroad for their college years as a way of attending a top-rated school at a lower cost, Canadian and British college recruiters say.
More than 10,000 Americans are earning graduate and undergraduate degrees in Canada, and 15,000 are pursuing degrees in the United Kingdom. Even with extra fees for international students, colleges and universities outside the United States, in many cases, cost less than the tuition at private colleges or the out-of-state charges at public universities.
In some places, American student interest has gone up as tuition rates rise here nationwide and state spending for higher education declines. The University of British Columbia, for example, reports a 33 percent growth in U.S. applications since 2008.
Because of California's "sagging economy" and cutbacks in public aid to higher education, "I am encouraging my students to look beyond our state's borders, and that includes other countries, such as Canada," said Jill Montbriand, a counselor at Rio Americano High School in Sacramento.
Annual tuition costs for international students in Canada ranged from about $14,000 to $26,000 last year, according to the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada.
The average tuition last year at an American public university was nearly $21,000 for out-of-state students and almost $28,000 at a private four-year school, according to the College Board. The averages, of course, don't show great variation of costs at actual schools, but specific comparisons between U.S. and Canadian schools can show more of a difference.
Montbriand was among thousands of high school counselors who attended the recent annual National Association for College Admission Counseling conference in Denver, attended by representatives from 28 Canadian universities.
"Students tell us they were looking for a top-ranked West Coast university in an outstanding location," said Aaron Andersen, manager of international recruitment at the University of British Columbia. "When they realize it is also an international experience close to home, and an incredible value compared to many other comparable U.S. institutions, (that) often pushes UBC to the top of their list."
An additional lure is that American students can work in Canada for three years after graduation.
Maegan Cowan, a senior at UBC from Oakland, Calif., said she originally wanted to go to New York University, George Washington University in Washington or UBC.
"And UBC, even with paying international tuition, was waaayyy cheaper," she wrote in an email.
Tuition, fees and room and board at UBC this year are about $34,000. Tuition and fees alone at New York University and George Washington is more than $41,000. Room and board is extra.
UBC also had an international studies program, just what Cowan wanted, and it was something "a bit different," she said, "because it's Canada but still has some of the comforts of home and familiarities."
Lila Weintraub said she chose McGill University in Montreal because she wanted to leave her home state of Maryland and go to school in a city.
"Most schools fitting that description are extremely expensive, so even being an international student at a school in Canada ends up being much cheaper for me," she said.
Both women said they faced some early challenges, such as the logistics of getting a Canadian bank account, phone plan and student visa.
McGill has 2,267 U.S. students, while UBC has more than 1,000 American students.
The University of Alberta, in contrast, has 68 undergraduate U.S. students, mostly from California, the Pacific Northwest and Texas. Texans often choose it for its engineering and science programs linked to the province's oil and gas sectors, said John Soltice, assistant director for international recruitment.
The Canadian university has brought high school counselors from target schools in the U.S. to the campus for summer workshops for the past two years, and applications have increased. Tuition is about $21,000 per year.
"The main factor has been efforts by many Canadian universities and the Canadian government to increase awareness across the U.S. about the high quality of education in Canada, at a competitive rate at well-ranked universities not too far from home," Soltice said.
Jack Whelan, director of college guidance at Providence Day School in Charlotte, N.C., who visited Canada's booth at the guidance counselor fair, said he hasn't seen an increase in interest among students.
"Actually, they may have been more popular a few years ago when the U.S. dollar was stronger, but now the value-conscious folks look much quicker at in-state public options or else safer private schools where a merit scholarship may be in the offing," he said.
The Canadian government reports that enrollment of American students grew in the late 1990s until about 2007 and then leveled off, but it hasn't dipped.
Tamsin Thomas, who handles education issues in the U.S. for the British Council, a non-governmental organization that promotes British culture, said more American students are interested in British universities every year. Thirty universities took part in a recent online recruitment fair, and recruiters from the United Kingdom travel around the U.S. talking with students and parents at school visits and college fairs.
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, undergraduate degrees are finished in three years. Tuition for international undergraduates varies from about $11,000 to $40,000 per year. Many universities administer U.S. federal loans to eligible students, and American students are able to work in the U.K. while studying and during vacations.
Chris Payne, who opened the first U.S. office for King's College London near Washington this summer, said the highly selective university has had many students from the East Coast, but that interest was picking up now from Texas, the Midwest and California as well.
"U.S. students are demanding more of an international experience than a (single-semester) study abroad," he said. "Jobs can be anywhere now."
Meaghan Couture, from Colorado, started studying at the University of Manchester in England in September 2010 and plans to graduate in July. She has a job answering questions from prospective students on the British Council's Facebook page and on Twitter. One of the things she tells them is that an international education shows versatility, and employers like that.
"You stand out above the rest when your resume is on someone's desk," she said in an email.
Couture started out at a community college in Colorado while working nights at a restaurant. She transferred and studied for a semester at Metro State College of Denver but quit and worked in banking for six years. But then she went back to school — in England.
"What I really wanted to do (when I was in high school with big dreams)," she wrote, "was to go to an internationally recognized university, to travel the world and to spend a few years living abroad."
Her tuition at the University of Manchester is about $17,900 per year. Had she gone to school in England right out of high school, "I would have saved a bundle," Couture said.
"England has always fascinated me and now I can say that I've lived there, I've worked there, I've studied there and that I found myself there."
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Situated right in the centre of the city, Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel is opposite to the famous Magdalen College on the High Street. This property is just 2 kilometres away from the train station and 60 kilometres from the airport.
Mercure Oxford Eastgate Hotel offers 63 comfortable bedrooms that are beautifully decorated and come with an array of modern amenities. Attentive room service is also provided for your convenience.
Guests can dine at the onsite restaurant that serves an English cuisine. After a tiring day, unwind at the cosy bar with an exotic drink.
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Excellent location, good restaurant, excellent breakfast
Anonymous wrote on June 19, 2011
A very comfortable hotel in the centre of Oxford. Breakfast was excellent. A wide range of cold food on the buffet and hot food cooked to order. NOT left to get cold and congealed on a buffet as you find at many hotels. Excellent service.
Geoff Jones wrote on July 5, 2010
Superb location for being tourist in Oxford. Excellent kitchen, really delicious food.
Nils Hornstrup wrote on December 21, 2009
Decent hotel and very central.
Anonymous wrote on August 15, 2009
Old fahioned hotel. Needs urgent upgrading. Lift system is below standards. Parking is most convenient. Location is excellent.
Frans Jansen wrote on September 16, 2007
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Excellent location, good restaurant, excellent breakfastReview by: Anonymous
Date stayed June 19, 2011
4.6 out of 5
A very comfortable hotel in the centre of Oxford. Breakfast was excellent. A wide range of cold food on the buffet and hot food cooked to order. NOT left to get cold and congealed on a buffet as you find at many hotels. Excellent service.Review by: Geoff Jones
Date stayed July 5, 2010
5 out of 5
Superb location for being tourist in Oxford. Excellent kitchen, really delicious food.Review by: Nils Hornstrup
Date stayed December 21, 2009
4 out of 5
Decent hotel and very central.Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed August 15, 2009
3.6 out of 5
Old fahioned hotel. Needs urgent upgrading. Lift system is below standards. Parking is most convenient. Location is excellent.Review by: Frans Jansen
Date stayed September 16, 2007
4.4 out of 5
Nearly in the midle of old Oxford, very nicely located, no lift in the part of the building we stayed in, but everything else was o.k., very clean. Pricewise on the higher side, but the rooms were big for UK standards. And well equipped. Only on the last day the reception gave us wrong advise, if the trains were still running due to the flood - they didn't !Review by: Anonymous
Date stayed July 26, 2007
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An ideal location for a stay in Oxford. Very comfortable, good food, friendly service, parking and within easy walking distance of all attractions. Would go back!Review by: Anonymous
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This is a lovely hotel right off of High Street in Oxford and very convenient to everything, especially St. Catherine's College. The front desk staff members were outstanding. I will definitely stay at this hotel again.Review by: Anonymous
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - Carlos Ruiz belted a grand slam off the bench to highlight a five-run seventh inning, as the Philadelphia Phillies downed the Atlanta Braves, 10-2, in the middle test of a three-game series at Turner Field.
Ruiz added an RBI double in his next at-bat to finish with a career-high five RBI for the Phillies, who have won six of eight games to begin the season.
Philadelphia's other catcher, Brian Schneider, hit a two-run homer before being replaced by the man affectionately known as "Chooch."
Roy Oswalt (2-0) gave up two runs -- one earned -- on five hits over six innings to pick up his first career win over Atlanta. The right-hander had gone 0-3 with a 6.21 ERA in nine previous games (eight starts) against the Braves.
"I didn't think about it when I got on the field," Oswalt said about his history against Atlanta.
Oswalt has now beaten every team in the National League.
Brandon Beachy (0-1) was tagged for four runs on seven hits in six-plus frames for Atlanta, which has dropped four of five.
"I thought we swung the bats pretty good," said Braves third baseman Chipper Jones.
Down 3-2, the Braves loaded the bases with two outs in the sixth, but Oswalt retired Jason Heyward on a popup to third baseman Placido Polanco to end the inning.
Unlike Atlanta, Philadelphia capitalized on its opportunity with the bases loaded in the top of the seventh.
George Sherrill took over on the mound after Beachy gave up a leadoff double to Raul Ibanez. Pinch-hitter John Mayberry, Jr. singled and Wilson Valdez walked before Ruiz crushed an 0-2 pitch from Scott Linebrink over the left- field wall for his first career grand slam. It also was his first pinch-hit home run.
Shane Victorino followed the blast with a single and scored on Ryan Howard's two-out double to make it 8-2.
The Phillies tacked on two more runs in the eighth when Ruiz doubled home Michael Martinez. Victorino then stroked an RBI single.
Victorino doubled to right field to begin the game and scored on a two-out single by Ben Francisco, giving Philadelphia an early 1-0 lead.
The Braves moved ahead with two runs in the third. Alex Gonzalez led off the inning with his 300th career double and Freddie Freeman followed with an RBI single to left field. After Beachy dropped down a sacrifice bunt, Martin Prado grounded a single to right. A fielding error by Francisco allowed Freeman to score.
Philadelphia regained the lead in the fourth on Schneider's home run. Ibanez drew a two-out walk, then the Phillies backup catcher drilled a Beachy offering to the right-field seats.
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New MMO: Luminary: Rise of the GoonZu
At a glance, Real-Life, Dofus, Game Mechanics, New Titles, Free-to-Play
Now, before you say anything, just bear in mind that sometimes a name just doesn't translate well outside of its country of origin. Obviously, this is one of those names, and it's unfortunate, because Luminary: Rise of the GoonZu sounds like an admirable attempt at something completely new.
Check it out: an MMO in which you play in such a way as to rise through the ranks of society, gathering supporters and momentum to attempt to attain the highest rank. From the press release: "Simulating a real world society, players in Luminary: Rise of the GoonZu can become an artisan and create their own items. Sell these items in the market and build your wealth. Purchase town stocks, lease buildings and even employ your own workforce. Have you earned the respect of your fellow players? Run for office in the residential election and become the GoonZu and control the server's future."
That sounds totally amazing, and a breath of fresh air, frankly. No mention of combat, monsters, level grinding, etc. Looking at the game's website brings all of that stuff in force, but I'm still very interested. However, I can see its name working against it; do you want to become the GoonZu? Though what do I know? Tons of people play Dofus all the time.
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Posted: Nov 29th 2007 4:23PM (Unverified) said
Umm, does no one remember the huge failure that SEED was? Yeah, that one sounded awesome too. There's just something about that proposed model that hasn't worked so far.
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So is there like an actual review instead of just something about the game's name? I'm installing it now since I have nothing better to do and no current MMOs at the moment.
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Davis Wade Stadium at Scott Field
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12/26, 110 yds, 0 tds, 0 int
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3 car, 27 yds, 0 tds
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Starkville, MS (Sports Network) - Cameron Newton threw for a pair of touchdowns to help the 21st-ranked Auburn Tigers hold off the Mississippi State Bulldogs, 17-14, in SEC action.
Newton completed 11-of-19 passes for 136 yards and a pick for the Tigers (2-0, 1-0 SEC), who opened the year with a 52-26 victory over Arkansas State last weekend. Newton also rushed for 70 yards on 18 carries.
Onterio McCalebb carried the ball 12 times for 68 yards. Emory Blake and Darvin Adams each caught a TD pass.
Chris Relf connected on 12-of-25 passes for 110 yards for the Bulldogs (1-1, 0-1), who rolled past Memphis in the opener by a 49-7 final. Relf ran the ball 14 times for 26 yards.
"I'm proud of the effort our team played with," MSU coach Dan Mullen said. "They never stopped believing. We had every opportunity to win that ballgame."
Auburn's offense marched the ball right down the field on the opening possession of the game. The Tigers converted a fourth down during an eight- play drive that Blake capped off with a 39-yard TD catch.
Mississippi State punted the ball away for the second time in the first quarter. However, Auburn muffed the punt and the Bulldogs recovered the football at the Tigers 20.
Faced with a 2nd-and-goal from the two, Relf rushed to the right side and lost control of the ball. Gabe Jackson, though, fell on the ball in the end zone to give Mississippi State a touchdown.
On the third play of Auburn's ensuing drive, Newton was picked off by Nickoe Whitley in the end zone near the end of the first frame. The Bulldogs got to midfield before Tyler Russell was intercepted by defensive lineman Nick Fairley.
"It was an all around night for us. My ends got pressure across the board," Fairley said. "I made them step up so I could make a couple plays. The defense overall, we did good. We came into tonight, and we said we would have to hold them down because they had a good offense. We just wanted to get our offense the ball and we did that tonight."
The Tigers took advantage of the turnover when Adams caught a 12-yard TD pass for a 14-7 lead. Following a fumble by Relf, Wes Byrum made a 34-yard field goal to make it a 10-point contest with 4 1/2 minutes left until half.
The only scoring of the second half occurred on the first drive. Mississippi State marched down the field, and on the 12th play, Vick Ballard ran into the end zone from one yard out to make it 17-14.
The Bulldogs got tricky on the ensuing kickoff. They recovered an on-side kick to get the ball right back. However, the offense went three-and-out.
It remained a three-point game late in the fourth quarter. Auburn set up for a 37-yard field goal, but the Bulldogs partially blocked it.
Relf led the Mississippi State offense onto the field with 2:19 to play. Faced with a 4th-and-3, Relf connected with Arceto Clark on a 21-yard play to get the ball near midfield. A pass interference call a few plays later set the Bulldogs up at the 41.
The Tigers' defense held strong, though, forcing Relf to throw four incomplete passes to end the game.
Referee: Matt Austin
Umpire: Wilbur Hackett
Head Linesman: John Langlois
Line Judge: Mickey Haddock
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So, the new Art Brut album leaked. It's slightly more musically developed than the last one, but keeps the same basic Art Brut sound. I'm enjoying it.
That band fucking sucks. I accidentally saw some of them at Coachella 06 and it blew. Thankfully Jazzanova was DJ'ing, which was cool as hell. I win.
I hearby hold all rights to winning as certifiable by the court of law, so help me god.
Art Brut gets vetoed! And I doubt you have a 2/3rd majority to overrule!
Oh I was thinking, 2/3rds of this forum. There's no way that many people like the said band. I was gonna type their name but then I didn't because I dislike them that much.
I'm pretty large as well.
I listened to Bang Bang Rock and Roll a few times.
It seems like a record that makes more sense in the live experience, but was still fun.
Looking forward to their new material.
I like art brut.
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I personally think Art Brut is terrible. That is all.
Art Brut was great at Coachella 2006. That lead singer is a real showman.
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Got their new album sampler and what I heard sounded allright. I mostly like to annoy my brother who really hates art brut, its funny cuz he just talks
While I don't think Art Brut completely blow, they're not exactly the greatest....write a catchy tune, and I think the sheer entertainment of their live shows saves them.
They put on an awesome live show. He talks instead of sings, just like the lead "singer" of one of my favorite bands of all time, the Blue Aeroplanes.
I just got their latest last night...havent listened to it yet though.
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By Dana O'Neil | ESPN.com
PITTSBURGH -- The copiers had just stopped churning out box scores and the fans had barely made it to the exits before Ohio State's honeymoon officially ended.
There should have been more time. The Buckeyes had just eliminated a Gonzaga team that authoritatively put to bed any notion that West Coast hoops is soft, winning 73-66 on Saturday.
In a kinder world, Ohio State would have been able to savor the moment of the victory.
The Buckeyes do not live in a kind world. They live in the real world and in their reality, they will head to Boston for the East Regional packing their uniforms, sneakers, warm-ups and King Kong.
The gorilla is getting cozy on the Buckeyes' back now, courtesy of yet another trip to their unhappy place, the Sweet 16. In 2010, No. 2-seeded Ohio State lost to sixth-seeded Tennessee and last year, No. 4 seed Kentucky eliminated the heavily favored and top-seeded Buckeyes in the regional semifinal.
"We gotta get past it, it's that simple,'' star big man Jared Sullinger said. "The last two years, we've been stopped short. We have to move beyond it. That's it.''
As recently as two months ago, Ohio State looked like anything but a smart pick for March success. After they lost to Illinois, the Buckeyes were lost in the black hole of dysfunction. Sullinger publicly questioned his team's chemistry, saying, "We've got to like each other on the basketball court," and guard Aaron Craft echoed the sentiments, arguing, "One of the big things we need to do is find a way to play together."
Bad got worse in February, with Ohio State dropping three games in two weeks, a losing streak that ultimately would allow for a three-way tie for first in the Big Ten regular season.
But before the season slid off into the abyss, the Buckeyes stopped bad from becoming awful. There was no great Kumbaya moment as much as there was a realization that this is a very talented team and the players were in danger of ruining it for themselves.
Ohio State reeled off five consecutive wins to finish the season, losing only in an incredibly well-played Big Ten tournament title game against Michigan State, and entered the NCAA tournament on a mission.
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AP Photo/Gene J. PuskarOhio State's Aaron Craft and Evan Ravenel made running the offense difficult for Gonzaga star guard Kevin Pangos on Saturday.
But now that the Buckeyes are here, on the doorstep of their Waterloo, how do they know they can change their fate?
Ironically the Buckeyes say it is because of the earlier turmoil that they now are more equipped than ever before to avoid a premature exit.
"We're more battle-tested,'' Sullinger said. "We've had our bumps and bruises this year and that's only made us stronger.''
Perhaps most importantly the Buckeyes have learned they can no longer be a one-note song. Other players bristled then and still bristle now at the notion that this team revolves solely around Sullinger.
"Is that what they say?" William Buford asked. "That's probably because that's the only name they hear in the media.''
But the fact is, until recently if Sullinger didn't go, neither did Ohio State. Teams would double Sullinger, begging someone else to score and too often, no one answered the call.
No more.
The Buckeyes' game against Gonzaga served as a microcosm of what has made Ohio State look more dangerous now than it did a year ago.
The Zags concentrated hard on Sullinger with decent success. The big man played just nine minutes in the first half, thanks to foul trouble, but still had eight points. In the second, Robert Sacre and Elias Harris limited him to only three field goals.
And in response, three other Ohio State players hit double figures, most critically Craft.
The point guard picked apart the Zags' defense so deftly -- he had 10 assists -- coach Mark Few was forced to go zone.
Craft responded by sinking shot after shot, 7 of 9 in all for 18 points and his first double-double of the season.
"We just decided that he needed to score, and we were going to dedicate some of our attention to some other people,'' Few said. "That allowed him to get the corner a couple of times because we were worried about [DeShaun] Thomas and Sullinger.''
Now Ohio State is becoming a scouting nightmare. Whom do you worry about?
Against Loyola (Md.) in the opening round, Sullinger had only 12 points and Craft just eight, six of which came at the free throw line.
Instead Thomas had 31.
"You know I think a lot of people thought we were just Jared Sullinger,'' Thomas said. "We're not. People like me, Aaron, all of us -- we can score. People are starting to realize they can't underestimate us.''
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At the conclusion of the graveside service at Oconee Hill cemetery, where many Georgia football lettermen are interred, Jack Bush's son-in-law John Parker stood up and invited all those in attendance to a reception, noting that it would be "Jack Bush's last tailgate party."
When friends gathered at the Sexton House at the entrance to the cemetery, there was a sign, noting that it was a tailgate party in memory of one of Georgia's most loyal friends who best could be described as a Damn Good Dog. Read More»
There is, "pay no attention to the man behind the curtain," or perhaps "Peter, meet Paul. Paul, meet Peter." You could include, "if it walks like a duck ...," "money makes the world go round," "bait and switch," "show me the money," and even "a fool and his money are soon parted." But my favorite is "Bend over." Read More»
Over the past two months, we've come about as close as one can to witnessing a feeding frenzy against toxic government. The new kids on the block, Commissioner Steve Brown and Commissioner Allen McCarty, are working long hours to put an end to the secret meetings and backroom dealings of the Fayette County Board of Commissioners. They have shown a lot of courage. Read More»
Carole Marsh, of Peachtree City, has published a series of booklets called "The Student's Civil War." I read one of the booklets entitled "What Was The Civil Was All About?," and The Citizen published my unfavorable review of the booklet on Feb. 9.
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Have you ever squared off against one of those carnival games with five holes that little heads pop out of? As soon as you smack one head down, another one pops up.
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Here we are now, two-and-a-half years after we received formal notification from Fayette County that our property would either be taken peacefully for the West Fayetteville Bypass, or forcefully by condemnation.
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Today I am an Auburn fan. Now I am a UGA grad and proud member of the Bulldog Nation, but today I join everyone in the South to mourn the potential loss of the 130-year-old live oaks at Toomer's Corner on the Auburn campus after a misguided individual poisoned the trees with herbicide.
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What happens to our star-crossed lovers? How does their love ebb and flow over time? That's where the math comes in. By writing equations that summarize how Romeo and Juliet respond to each other's affections and then solving those equations with calculus, we can predict the course of their affair. The resulting forecast for this couple is, tragically, a never-ending cycle of love and hate. At least they manage to achieve simultaneous love a quarter of the time. The model can be made more realistic in various ways. For instance, Romeo might react to his own feelings as well as to Juliet's. He might be the type of guy who is so worried about throwing himself at her that he slows himself down as his love for her grows. Or he might be the other type, one who loves feeling in love so much that he loves her all the more for it. — "Guest Column: Loves Me, Loves Me Not (Do the Math)," Steven Strogatz, The New York Times
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Hand-drawn and photocopied maps of Saltillo and Zacatecas feature in the archive as part of McCarthy's research for All the Pretty Horses, while correspondence between McCarthy and a doctor is included with The Crossing. "From a literary standpoint, there is no doubt that the scene well depicts the adversity Boyd faces in the character of the Mexican physician who intervenes. However, from a purely medical view, it doesn't tie together," the author is told about a scene depicting Boyd's surgery in Mexico. He is later provided with advice about "how a competent, rural physician might handle a gunshot wound." "I wanted you to know these things for the small percentage of readers who are medically sophisticated… I'd get a kick out of having them wonder how in the hell did you know these things," writes the doctor, who also provided information about the period appropriateness for some of the medical instruments used in the novel, part of McCarthy's acclaimed Border Trilogy. — "Cormac McCarthy archive goes on display in Texas," Alison Flood, The Guardian
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Greenpeace apologized after activists accidentally defaced the site of Peru's 2,000-year-old Nazca Lines when they unfurled cloth letters reading "time for change" near the ancient sand drawings. "We fully understand," the group wrote in a statement, "that this looks bad."
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Sushant Singh Rajput Replaced By Aditya Roy Kapoor In Fitoor?
Going by some earlier stories, the news was abuzz that our aspiring star Sushant Singh Rajput has opted out of Abhishek Kapoor's 'Fitoor', to avoid any clashes with his next with Shekar Kapur's 'Paani'. However, having confirmed the above story, the recent buzz now strikes on an interesting note that Sushant didn't back out but has apparently been replaced by Aditya Roy Kapoor in the film.