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Carol Klein on gardening
Want to light up your garden for early summer? Try a frothy, scented carpet of lime greens or whites, says Carol Klein
The planting season is upon us, but what to put where? Carol Klein shows how to match plant to place for a thriving border.
Growing seeds remains a mystery to many of us, but the process is simple, says Carol Klein. Just don't sow too thickly ...
Carol Klein on the plants that your garden and the creatures who frequent it cannot afford to be without
Recent events have reignited the debate using chemicals in growing produce, says Carol Klein
Ferns will look as pristine in the early new year as they did in midsummer, says Carol Klein
Instead of splashing out on a few punnets of raspberries this weekend, why not think of investing in some raspberry canes, asks Carol Klein
Hydrangeas are the butt of many a garden joke. Perhaps it is a question of familiarity breeding contempt, writes Carol Klein
If the plant you have nurtured becomes a permanent feature, you may go on to develop a lifelong friendship
Our gardening experience is significantly enriched by antipodean plants, says Carol Klein
Steps can be taken to keep them producing lush foliage and prolific flowers, says Carol Klein
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Cantata No. 4: Christ lag in Todesbanden ((Christ Lay in Death's Dark Prison)). Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). For Choral, Piano (SATB). Choral Large Works. 56 pages. G. Schirmer #ED2036. Published by G. Schirmer (HL.50324540).
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I-55 ramp work expected this summer in Plainfield
Construction on a ramp improvement project at Interstate 55 and U.S. Route 30 in Plainfield will begin this summer.
At a village committee of the whole meeting this week, Marc Grigas, of Strand Associates, Inc., of Joliet, told trustees that bidding for the state project will begin in February. Grigas said the project will include widening two ramps, traffic signal improvements and new street lighting, among other things.
Strand Associates is providing design services for the project.
"We are anticipating construction on the project this summer," said Allen Persons, director of public works for the village. "It will have a positive benefit (for motorists)" since the ramps are now often backed up with cars.
Darcie Gabrisko of Strand Associates, which also has been asked by the village to study the proposed Lockport Street by-pass to alleviate traffic downtown, showed three possible routes. The bypass calls for rerouting motorists off Illinois Route 126 and onto Lockport Road. The project would also provide an alternative route for vehicles on Illinois Route 59, but that option likely involves cutting through parkland and other private property, she said..
"We are going to have to touch base with the park district and property owners in the area," Gabrisko said. Strand officials said they are still generating cost estimates for the project and told the board that some of the proposed routes will involve constructing costly bridges.
Documents for the project show that two of the proposed routes involve crossing the Lily Cache creek, prompting an environmental study.
The study indicates that 29,000 to 34,000 cars per day will use the bypass in 2040. There are 16,000 cars per day that currently come off Interstate 55 onto Illinois Route 126.
"The primary reason (for the bypass) is for trucks," said Trustee Bill Lamb. "We now have trucks that come off of Route 59 and go right through the heart of town. I also envision that cars would be a significant factor, too. It will provide much better access (for vehicles)."
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Fall colors and exotic animals.
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They even have zebras and some of the animals native to places like India or China are extinct or highly endangered in their own countries. So it is a good thing in a way.
There is a large population of Axis deer that have escaped and bred, the State Parks have a drawing for hunters every year. During that time the parks are closed to the public. Travelers take note!!!
Day 5 - Another Garner Day
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... time at the dance! We are just having a super fun time loaded with memories. I am so proud of my boys for trying new things and just letting loose. I'm very proud of Jay. He's come out of his shell a lot this week. He's been hanging out with a group of kids from BH and trying new things and
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We had a bet going between all the boys tonight at the dance to see who could dance with the most girls. They burned up the dance floor all night long. We had a great time. Jay has found some friends from Barbers Hill to hang out with, so that is good too. I just have to say for the record how much I miss my fur babies at home. ...
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Series starts 12/29
Game 1: Tuesday, December 29th | ||
Hornets | 100 | Final |
Rockets | 108 | |
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Game 2: Saturday, January 2nd | ||
Rockets | 95 | Final |
Hornets | 99 | |
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Game 3: Sunday, February 21st | ||
Rockets | 94 | Final |
Hornets | 102 | |
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Hornets 100
(13-16, 2-13 away)
Rockets 108
(19-13, 9-4 home)
Coverage: FSHO
8:30 PM ET, December 29, 2009
Toyota Center, Houston, TX
Team effort, big 4th help Rockets overcome Paul, West to upend Hornets
HOUSTON -- Chris Paul and David West put up some gaudy numbers for the New Orleans Hornets. Somehow, the Houston Rockets came away with the win anyway.
Fast Facts
• The Rockets held off the Hornets despite a career-high 44 points from David West and Chris Paul's 11th career triple-double.
• West is the only player in Hornets history to have 40-plus points and 10-plus rebounds in a single game. He's done it twice.
• Paul's triple-double was his first this season, and his seven triple-doubles over the last two seasons is second only to LeBron James (nine).
• Houston has won its last three meetings vs. the Hornets, and six of its last eight meetings vs. New Orleans overall.
-- ESPN Stats & Information
Aaron Brooks scored 27 points, Luis Scola added 13 points and 12 rebounds and the Rockets overcame Paul's triple-double and West's career game for a 108-100 win over the Hornets.
Paul had 16 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists for his 11th career triple-double and first this season. West had 44 points and 12 rebounds, but the Hornets still slipped to 2-13 on the road this season.
"We're trying to pick up wins, especially out on the road," said West, who hit 18 of 30 shots. "We got the rhythm that we wanted, but we just weren't able to sustain it."
Shane Battier scored 20 points and Carl Landry added 18 off the bench for the Rockets, who went 12 for 23 from 3-point range and finished with 27 assists.
Houston improved to 19-13, a surprising start since the team has played virtually the whole season without All-Stars Yao Ming and Tracy McGrady. Yao is out for the season with a foot injury and the team acknowledged Tuesday that it's trying to deal McGrady, who was unhappy with his playing time as he tried to come back from offseason knee surgery.
The remaining Rockets continue to use the low expectations for their season as motivation.
"Everybody in this locker room is tough, they want to win," Landry said. "Everybody kind of wrote us off early in the year and hey, that's pretty much just fueled our fire and brought a smile to our face."
West helped the Hornets rally to take the lead after Houston built a 10-point halftime lead. The Rockets shot 59 percent (23-of-39) in the first half, then missed their first six shots of the second.
West scored 22 points in the third quarter on 7-for-10 shooting. Scola poked him in the eye with 3:45 left, but West returned after a timeout and scored eight more points to carry New Orleans to an 82-74 lead.
"It wasn't looking very good for us," Scola said, "but we came back and closed the game pretty good."
With West on the bench for the start of the fourth quarter, Houston quickly took an 87-86 lead. West returned, but Brooks promptly hit his fifth 3-pointer. Brooks picked up his fifth foul seconds later and went to the bench.
Battier was fouled by James Posey on a 3-pointer from the wing with 5:25 left and swished the free throw to give Houston a 96-86 lead.
West hit consecutive baskets to match his previous career high (40) and Emeka Okafor converted a three-point play with 2:51 left to draw the Hornets within four. Okafor fouled out on Houston's next possession.
Devin Brown sank a 3-pointer to cut Houston's lead to 100-98, but Trevor Ariza drove for a dunk, then sank a free throw. Paul missed on a drive, Landry rebounded and hit a free throw with 27 seconds left to secure the win.
After getting outscored 31-13 in the third quarter, the Rockets outscored New Orleans 34-18 in the fourth.
"We knew that we were playing un-Rockets basketball in the third quarter and we wanted to come out and finish the game strong," Battier said. "We said to ourselves, 'Come on, guys, let's play the way we know we are capable of playing.'"
Both teams shot well in the first half, but the Rockets built a 61-51 lead.
The Rockets hit 14 of 18 shots, including five 3-pointers, during an 11-minute stretch between the first and second quarters. The Hornets shot 56 percent (20-of-36) over the first 18 minutes to stay within striking distance.
Brooks outplayed Paul for a half, sinking four 3-pointers and scoring 14 points. West scored 14 on 7-for-12 shooting in the first half.
Game notes
Coach Rick Adelman said McGrady never progressed from his layoff to the point where he was ready to increase the seven-time All-Star's minutes. "He's been hurt for over a year," Adelman said. "The thing that people want to write about is who he was two years ago, and he isn't that right now. We have a whole team here and it's not just about what he wants or what he was going to want, or what was going to happen." ... Scola has 14 double-doubles this season. ... Okafor matched a season high with five blocks, all in the third quarter.
Team Stat Comparison
Points | 100 | 108 |
Rebounds (Offensive-Total) | 9-42 | 9-38 |
Assists | 20 | 27 |
Turnovers | 10 | 12 |
Steals | 8 | 4 |
Blocks | 7 | 2 |
Fast Break Points | 17 | 8 |
Fouls (Tech/Flagrant) | 23 (2/0) | 18 (0/0) |
Largest Lead | 8 | 13 |
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When school lets out for summer, exchange those flip flops for gardening shoes. Add a pair of gloves, good sun-block and get out into the garden.
It goes without saying that the kitchen is one of the hardest-working rooms in the home. For most, it's the heart of family life and usually the one room where everyone gathers together. With so much hustle and bustle, it's no wonder that the kitchen runs the risk of looking overworked.
It's moving season. In a buyer-friendly market, home shoppers can be pretty particular in their search for a dream home. Increasingly, buyers are seeking flawless, move-in ready homes, and while traditional home inspections are a must-have, something equally important lurking beneath homes often goes overlooked.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Lenders initiated foreclosure proceedings against more U.S. homeowners in May, setting the stage for increases in home repossessions and short sales - scenarios that could further weigh down home values in coming months.
Think American Dream and images of owning a single-family home pop up.
As summer heats up, air conditioning bills can rapidly rise. As homeowners feel the heat, many are looking for ways to save and stay cool.
With spring arriving earlier this season, gardeners across the country are inspired to plant now. Daydreams of fresh produce used in delicious sauces, salads and stir fries have many drawing garden plot plans and even starting seeds for future transplanting. Tabletop gardens are a fun and decorative way to expand into new planting opportunities.
Buyers are still clamoring for real estate deals in this turbulent market. Foreclosures and short sales offer some of the best bargains, but also have a higher risk level. Still, more than four in five adults think foreclosures and short sales can be good deals, according to a recent American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) survey.
Bigger isn't always better in the real estate world, and what's more, it's not always possible. With more baby boomers downsizing from McMansions to smaller, more manageable houses, and a growing number of people opting to rent rather than buy, many families are looking for new ways to decorate, design and work with smaller spaces.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Timothy Mayopoulos, the general counsel of Fannie Mae, will be the next CEO of the government-controlled mortgage giant.
WASHINGTON (AP) - Average U.S. rates on 30-year and 15-year fixed mortgages this week fell to fresh record lows for the sixth straight week. Cheap mortgages continue to help boost prospects for home sales this year.
DEAR BENNY: I am 58 years old and married. My total household income is less than $50,000. I have no mortgage; however, I do have a line of credit with $130,000 owed.
Nowhere else in the home must design and function marry as harmoniously as in the kitchen. The most-used room in the house is also the one where we spend the most work and leisure time, the one that gets the most scrutiny from potential buyers and the spot where most renovation dollars get spent.
Here's a silver lining to the foreclosure crisis: There's anecdotal evidence it is leading to the improvement of older housing stock in Manteca.
The kitchen and bathroom are at the top of most home remodeling project lists. But homeowners intent on remodeling should also consider investing in the exterior of their homes - maybe even start there.
If you know a senior homeowner who is running out of money, a reverse mortgage might generate enough cash to allow them to stay in their home for many more years. Last fall, the Federal Housing Administration created new rules, and opportunities, for lower-cost reverse mortgages. Now that most lenders have launched these new products, it's worth an updated look.
When the weather conditions are just right, a relaxing evening spent on the porch or patio is perfect for enjoying good company and the beauty of the outside world. Wouldn't it be nice to enjoy these comforts regardless of the season?
In the fashion and design world, alternative materials that emulate high-end looks are trendy not only for their lower price point and low maintenance qualities, but thanks to advancements in design and technology, are often hard to differentiate from the real thing.
Now is the season for enjoying backyard BBQs and poolside parties with friends and family – not being trapped in the house for pre- and post-party cleaning. With a little planning, you can minimize time spent on daily chores and maximize time spent soaking up the sun and creating memories with guests.
When thinking about your dream kitchen, what finish style of cabinets come to mind? Is it rich dark stained cherry wood? Maybe a clean, crisp white paint? Do you picture yourself having a rustic kitchen complemented by different techniques?
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of Americans signing contracts to buy homes fell slightly in October as tight credit and lagging wages remained financial hurdles for would-be homebuyers.


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OPINION: There is a quote of indeterminate origin along the lines of "Why would anyone want to jump out of a perfectly good aeroplane".
It pretty well sums up my general approach to adventure sports like skydiving, bungee jumping, white water rafting and the like: ie, life is precious and while the odd hit of adrenaline is good for the soul, actually putting yourself at genuine risk in the pursuit of a hobby is simply not my cup of tea.
Which is not to say that those who do choose more extreme ways to get their recreational kicks shouldn't be allowed to, or that they have some death wish. They are just more adventurous than I am.
Briton Brad Coker, 24, who was killed when the skydiving plane he was in crashed at Fox Glacier in September 2010, was clearly an adventurous young man quite happy to put his young life in the hands of some tourist operators half a world away.
But in the end for Brad and the other victims of the accident the problem was that the plane wasn't "perfectly good" and he didn't get the chance to jump before his adventure ended in tragedy.
While not in any way trivialising his father's genuine grief, I do find it somewhat ironic that he has launched a campaign against our adventure tourism industry, which from available statistics and its continuing popularity thrills far more visitors than it kills.
Would he have been as outraged if his son had drowned while preparing to swim with a great white shark or fallen down a glacier while trying to conquer a peak in the Himalayas?
We could, of course, have more regulations and stricter monitoring regimes, more red tape and bigger warning signs, but I suspect all that would reduce the risk of inherently dangerous pursuits only marginally and increase the cost of such activities to tourists phenomenally.
For the adrenaline junkies it would also take the edge off experiences that are aimed at making the heart race, the world flash before one's eyes and the lower digestive tract contract or dilate well beyond its normal parameters.
"Approved operator" stickers and "meets all international safety standards" claims might give the appearance of a cast-iron guarantee. However, if you have to sign a form acknowledging you undertake an activity at your own risk, you have to accept that you are taking a leap of faith whatever the rules and regulations say.
It would be nice to think your balloon pilot or jet boat driver or mountain guide or pilot hasn't been out sucking on a bong the night before but to think any affordable testing regime could actually make that impossible is simply unrealistic.
Every day, despite a plethora of signage, law enforcement, public education and the like, people take to our public roads drunk or stoned, we have car accidents that maim and kill, and of course, as the old saying goes, "you might get hit by a bus crossing the road".
Those risks are simply part of life and as a highly functional developed country I would suggest to Brad Coker's dad, Chris, we do not have a reckless disregard for the safety of our own citizens or others.
Asking a government or an industry to guarantee the safety of tourists or locals might be an easy solution but learning to exercise personal discretion and judgment in how we choose to go about our lives and whose hands we put them in might be more effective.
The cheapest commercial thrills are often the most risky and any operation that looks like it is run on a shoestring probably is. If you don't feel safe you have a choice to make – feel the fear and do it anyway or do what I'd do, chicken out and ask for your money back.
For Brad and his fellow adventurers that may not have made any difference but after a thorough investigation we at least know what went wrong above Fox Glacier and how to fix it.
Still, we can get caught up in the moment. I was game fishing off Port Vila with a mate a week ago – big swells, local crew, and a few moments which felt a little hairy. As we pondered our lack of Marlin over a beer later we both remarked we hadn't seen a lifejacket all day.
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Just finished for the day. The green wheeliebin is nearly full again after being emptied this morning. It pays to have a day off occasionally. You get lots more done when you are itching for it. Weather for the next two days is forecast to be dry in Bristol so should be able to clear the long path that winds through the Butterfly garden and the spinney before the rain comes back. Standing on a dry path I can always work on the edges,
30 seeds each of White Lady and Moonlight runner bean seeds sown, two to a pot and 15 of each over to fill in any gaps that may arise. I also have made a good start to weeding in the butterfly garden and will do some more when i get my breath back. It is ideal gardening weather now it is dry, not too warm, no wind. The foxgloves are flowering and bringing in the pollinators. Small tomatoes in the conservatory already and the many tomato flowers are bringing more colour to it.
Once again the garden looks like it has been raining all night in Bristol. I do feel energetic after my day off yesterday so will go to the flower shop for some fresh compost and sow my runner beans. They should soon come up in the conservatory and in the meantime will erect their wigwams. By then the garden should be a bit drier and I can start filling up the green wheeliebin again as it gets emptied this morning. I want to clear the paths in the butterfly garden and the spinney of weeds so I can have a dry pathway all round the garden even when it has been raining all night. It is so useful in the potager to be able to go and pick broad beans even in the rain without treading on any soil.
Home from the Bot, Garden and I should have taken my camera! I thought it would be too wet but the weather is improving. It was lovely to see all the new plantings going in and what had been removed to make way for them. I got myself a free gardening magazine so shall read that on my "Day off" and get back to the routine tomorrow as the green wheelie bins get emptied tomorrow morning.
Thank you, Flumpy1, I have just watched a super film "The History Boys" and enjoyed it very much indeed.
Oh thank you for your considerate thoughts on my behalf. I will have a day off tomorrow and visit my friends at the Botanic Garden and deliver the donation from today's whip round. Next week will be a busy one - a trip out on the 4th to two lovely gardens and on the fifth a visit from a reporter and photographer from a magazine, so will be busy in the garden again. But then being busy in the garden is what I enjoy most whether it is doing the work or talking about the results. My visitors were very impressed with my new jubilee border. I have flower buds on my new peopy lactiflora, on my trollius from Hanbury Hall last year, on my Cirsium rivale from a too big clump my friend dug up and I divided. It will be so lovely next year for Bristol's Green Capitol of Europe Year.
Visitors all gone home now. We did manage a safari up the garden in the dry interval and the ones in sandals had wet socks afterwards! But the tea went down a treat and everyone thought the garden was great. I told them all about my trial plants and how exciting it all was. The organiser went home with broad beans for supper! They had a collection for the Botanic Garden which they will be pleased about.
Thank you, BizzieB. It is still drizzling but the sky has lightened a little. The 9am forecast said rain for all day!
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Ivan Ljubicic ended his career at his adopted home tournament in Monte-Carlo as he bowed out with a 63 60 loss to fellow Croatian Ivan Dodig. The former world No.3 was clearly emotional as he took part in a short ceremony after the match to commemorate his contribution to tennis.
Ljubicic spent 15 years on the tour winning a total of 10 singles titles including his most prestigious at Indian Wells in 2010. He was also a semifinalist at Roland Garros in 2006, where he lost to eventual champion Rafael Nadal.
At the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens he paired with Mario Ancic to win a bronze medal, edging the Indian pairing of Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Paes 76(5) 46 1614 in the play-off.
He further had a long career in Davis Cup amassing a record of 36-19 in a total of 22 ties between 1998 and 2010. Alongside Ancic he played in Croatia's first ever Davis Cup triumph in the 2005 Final against Slovak Republic beating Karol Kucera in the opening singles rubber and also partnering Ancic to victory in the doubles.
He retires holding the records for most ties played, most total victories and most singles victories for his nation in Davis Cup competition.
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Updated: 03/09/2012 - Perry Jones III finished with 18 points as the No. 12 Bears beat the Jayhawks 81-72 on Friday night to reach the Big 12 tournament title game.
Updated: 03/09/2012 - Perry Jones III finished with 18 points as the No. 12 Bears beat the Jayhawks 81-72 on Friday night to reach the Big 12 tournament title game.
Posted: 03/08/2012 - The Longhorns held on to beat No. 25 Iowa State 71-65 on Thursday night in the quarterfinals of the conference tournament.
Updated: 03/08/2012 - Alexia Standish scored 25 points and No. 22 Texas A&M pulled away late in the second half to handle Kansas 78-63 on Thursday night, advancing to the Big 12 Women's Championship semifinal.
Updated: 03/09/2012 - Kim English scored 27 points and led a 26-5 first-half run, and No. 5 Missouri swamped short-handed Oklahoma State 88-70 on Thursday night in the Big 12 quarterfinals.
Updated: 03/08/2012 - The Leopards fall in the opening round of the Region V Tournament to South Plains 115-75 in Lubbock on Thursday.
Updated: 03/08/2012 - The Pirates season comes to an end after falling in the 3A state semifinals to Corpus Christi Miller 59-54 on Thursday in Austin.
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Posted: 03/08/2012 - The Jayhawks set up a matchup with Baylor in the Big 12 semifinals, after beating the Aggies 83-66 on Thursday.
Updated: 03/08/2012 - Odyssey Sims scored 18 points and Brittney Griner had 15 points, nine rebounds and five blocks to power No. 1 Baylor over Texas Tech 72-48 in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 women's tournament on Thursday.
Posted: 03/08/2012 - Former Marlin High standout and Aggie defensive back Coryell Judie hopes a hamstring injury suffered this past season doesn't scare away NFL scouts.
Posted: 03/08/2012 - The McLennan Highlanders season came to an end with a 70-62 loss to the New Mexico Thunderbirds this afternoon in the opening round of the Region V Tournament in Lubbock.
Updated: 03/08/2012 - Perry Jones III scored a career-high 31 points, hitting 11 of 14 shots, and powered No. 12 Baylor past Kansas State 82-74 Thursday in the Big 12 tournament.
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NASHVILLE, Tennessee — Vanderbilt's strong rebounding and a balanced scoring attack spoiled Auburn coach Bruce Pearl's return to the Southeastern Conference.
James Siakam scored 14 points to lead four starters in double figures as the Commodores beat the Tigers 64-52 in front of 10,502 at Memorial Gym on Tuesday night.
"That's a new positive for us and that's a good positive," Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings said of his team's 47-27 rebounding advantage. "If that becomes part of who we are that's certainly going to build in a better margin for error for our young team because we overcame 19 turnovers."
Pearl, a former Tennessee coach, appeared in his first SEC game since serving a three-year show cause penalty from the NCAA for lying about a cookout at his home for recruits in 2008.
Pearl replaced the fired Tony Barbee in March.
"When we don't play with that energy, getting after people and turning people over, then what we do is just OK," Pearl said. "I think our guys have learned that. Vanderbilt is a good team and they run good stuff."
Vanderbilt (11-3, 1-0 SEC) extended its winning streak to four games in the conference opener for both teams.
The loss ended Auburn's five-game winning streak.
Auburn (8-6, 0-1) lost its 15th straight SEC road opener and 10th consecutive game to Vanderbilt.
Vanderbilt's Riley LaChance, wearing a faceguard to protect his broken nose, scored 13 points. He was named SEC Freshman of the Week for the second time Monday.
Vanderbilt's Damian Jones added 11 points and Shelton Mitchell had 10.
Auburn's Antoine Mason, a Niagara transfer who scored the Tigers first six points, led the visitors with 16.
Vanderbilt enjoyed a 35-17 edge on the defensive glass. Commodores forward Luke Kornet and Siakam each grabbed 10 rebounds. All 10 of Kornet's rebounds were on the defensive end. Jones added eight boards.
"That was basically our game plan," Siakam said of the rebounding advantage. "We knew there were a lot of rebounds to be had and that's what we did. We just had to crash the boards really hard and it helped us win the game."
Auburn's K.T Harrell, who entered the game as the SEC's second-leading scorer (17.9 ppg) was held to eight points on 3 of 9 shooting as Vanderbilt's Jeff Roberson guarded him tightly.
"I knew coming in that they had one of the top, leading scorers in the SEC and it was going to be critical to kind of limit him because a lot of offense comes through him," Roberson said. "So I went in trying to focus on defense, trying to limit him as much as possible. I consider myself a pretty good defender."
Auburn's Jordon Granger hit a 3-pointer to cut Vanderbilt's lead to 55-50 with 2:13 left.
LaChance answered with a layup to increase the Commodores' lead to 57-50 with 1:05 left.
Vanderbilt held a two-point lead when it went on a 12-0 run, boosting the Commodores' advantage to 25-11 on Mitchell's layup with 7:10 left in the first half.
Midway through the run Pearl called a timeout to try to change the momentum, but the Commodores kept pouring it on.
Auburn came out cold, missing 16 of its first 20 shots.
Vanderbilt hit 46.4 percent of its shots from the floor during the first 20 minutes to take a 33-19 halftime lead.
The Commodores nearly doubled Auburn's rebound total in the first half with a 24-13 advantage.
Auburn narrowed the gap to 43-38 on Mason's layup with 10:42 left.
Vanderbilt rallied, stretching its lead to 50-38 on LaChance's 3-pointer with 9:10 left.
Auburn was seeking its longest winning streak since winning seven straight in 2008-09.
Pearl was 3-3 at Memorial Gym at Tennessee, including a 72-69 loss when Tennessee was ranked No. 1 in 2008.
His SEC winning percentage of 67.1 trails only Kentucky's John Calipari (76.2).
Auburn hasn't won at Memorial Gym since 2000.
Auburn's Cinmeon Bowers, a junior college transfer who entered the game as the SEC's leading rebounder, grabbed nine boards.
Auburn: The Tigers were 24-60 in the SEC the last five years.
Vanderbilt: The Commodores went 7-11 in the SEC last year, including losses in their last five games.
Vanderbilt coach Kevin Stallings praised the defensive work off Jeff Roberson as he held Auburn senior K.T. Harrell to eight points, nearly 10 below his average. "Jeff Roberson is a very tough kid and he's not afraid of a matchup," Stallings said. "He was so on-point tonight. I can't tell you how good his defense was tonight. They run a lot of stuff for K.T. to get shots and Jeff was just there constantly. And that's pretty good for a freshman."
Auburn couldn't get into a rhythm as the Tigers shot just 30.5 percent from the floor. The Tigers connected on just 18 of 59, including a 3 of 11 showing by Cinmeon Bowers, who scored seven points. Auburn coach Bruce Pearl said it was hard to explain, especially the 9 of 18 mark from the foul line. "Those are uncontested shots," Pearl said.
Auburn hosts Missouri on Saturday.
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Then they say u can return the car with no fuel in it, who will fancy having a breakdown on the motorway just because you want to return an empty tank!..makes no o sense , so any sane person will buy enough fuel to last the journey and of course whatever is left becomes theirs as well as they give ." No refunds for fuel"
I feel this is a rip off , I will never use this company again!
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I fully agree with you dude !! Having patronising the co. 3 times, they never keep their words.....cars given are all faulty, you'll never get whatever car you've selected
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Roger Federer credits a dedication to conditioning as one of the main reasons for his longevity in tennis.
After reaching a 36th consecutive Grand Slam quarterfinal at the French Open and setting up a date with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the 31-year-old Swiss will count more than ever on his fitness.
For Federer, keeping his body in the best shape possible is job one.
"I remember very vividly the conversation I had with my conditioning coach.
"We said we still need the periods where we need to work out a lot, where you cannot go chase the money, the tournaments, the whatever it may be, the red carpet events. You can do some of it, but clearly it's right there in front of you," he said.
"It's very important to not forget the big picture. I think I have been on that (focus) for almost 10 years," said the holder of the all-time record of 17 Grand Slam singles titles.
Federer has had setbacks over the seasons, including a slight case of glandular fever and occasional back problems, But his worries are nothing like those of his main rivals, especially Rafael Nadal (knees) and Andy Murray (back).
"All these things make you reconsider all your decisions, I've had to take tough ones.
"I have had to sometimes not play for a long time and decide not to play Davis Cup sometimes, and made other decisions, you know, which I thought were important for my longevity."
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Like his fellow over-30 and namesake Tommy Haas, Spain's Tommy Robredo is living his second tennis life after injury, with the number 34 aiming at his fifth career quarter-final at the French Open.
Robredo made history as only the second man to ever win three straight matches by coming from two sets to love down, but is not prone to dwelling either on his achievements or in the past.
The 31-year-old is finding devastating form now that he's settled into ATP life once again after a February 2011 operation to mend an adductor muscle tear.
"I never thought about it. I was just trying to work every tournament and to play my best and enjoy the tour.
Being in the quarter-finals again, it's amazing, and also, with three comebacks the way I did, it's amazing, also," he said.
"I never thought I'm going to be here, I'm going to be there. I was just focussed to try to come back, and I did it.
"I'm not thinking anymore about what I had, the injury, the surgery or whatever.
"I'm just trying to enjoy day by day and, well, I'm doing it." — DPA


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Impact of coaching changes
Coaching changes are a way of life in the NBA, so much so that seven active coaches have fewer than two seasons of total head-coaching experience, and six coaches were fired during this past season.
In looking at how these changes might impact the fantasy basketball landscape, it's important to remember that not all coaching changes are that big a deal. Certain coaches -- Larry Brown comes to mind here -- drastically slow their respective teams' pace, thereby hurting the statistical contributions of the roster. Others -- think the Pacers' Jim O'Brien or the Knicks' Mike D'Antoni -- speed up their teams and create more possessions and, maybe more important, the kinds of possessions that are more fantasy-friendly. However, averages exist because most teams tend to approximate them, and so fantasy success in many cases is based more on minutes than style, for better or worse.
Here are the pertinent new coaching situations in the league and what they mean for the fantasy-relevant players on those teams.
John Kuester, Detroit Pistons
The Pistons hired John Kuester away from the Cavs; unfortunately for Kuester, there's no LeBron James to cover up any possible weaknesses on the Pistons' roster. Kuester has a team with a lot of new faces, and because this is his first pro head-coaching job, it's hard to say whether he'll get the team to play fast. The rhetoric out of camp seems to be defense, defense, defense, with the usual talk of getting out and running after stops, but without a true point guard on the roster, accomplishing that might be easier said than done.
The fact of the matter is the Pistons were the league's second-slowest team last season, and Kuester has been an assistant on some of the league's slowest teams of the past few seasons, going back even to his season of work with the Magic in 2006-07. As such, the likelihood of the Pistons' playing a slow-paced style, coupled with the fact that it's unclear how the guard rotation will work out with Ben Gordon, Richard Hamilton and Rodney Stuckey all vying for minutes, means it's probably worth tempering your expectations for those players. On the other hand, I wouldn't worry too much about Charlie Villanueva getting shots. He's easily the best scoring big man on the roster, and if his monumental usage rate last season in Milwaukee is any indication, he'll get plenty of opportunities in whatever system he plays.
Kurt Rambis, Minnesota Timberwolves
Rambis has head-coaching experience, as he compiled a 24-13 record with the Lakers in games he coached during the strike-shortened 1998-99 season. That season, the Lakers were the third-fastest team in the league, even with Derek Fisher and Derek Harper running the show from the point. Of course, having Shaquille O'Neal and Kobe Bryant doing most of the offensive damage probably helps.
Still, that was a long time ago, and Rambis doesn't have Shaq and Kobe this time around. With point guards such as Ramon Sessions and Jonny Flynn, one would think the Wolves would be able to get up and down pretty well, but Al Jefferson and Kevin Love do not at first glance appear to be the sorts of players who immediately would benefit from running the break. The Wolves are a young team and ranked somewhere in the middle in terms of pace last season, but I tend to think that when your best offensive player is as good at scoring in the half court as Jefferson is, it probably makes sense to play slow and make sure the big man gets the ball. Jefferson in particular seems primed for a major year, and Love should improve with a year of getting used to the pro game under his belt, but I'm most excited about Sessions, who has only a rookie pushing him for playing time at the point and has in Jefferson one of the best offensive weapons in the league in the post.
Lionel Hollins, Memphis Grizzlies
In terms of pace, on the one hand, Hollins has guys with great speed to work with, and it would seem that Iverson, Conley, O.J. Mayo, Rudy Gay, sophomore big man Darrell Arthur and rookie DeMarre Carroll all would be suited to playing an up-tempo style. However, many of those guys were on the team last season, and even with former Suns assistant Marc Iavaroni coaching the team for half the season, they were not a fast bunch. Now they have Zach Randolph -- a notorious offensive singularity who puts up big numbers while doing almost nothing that leads his teams to wins -- taking up possessions in the post and generally gumming up the works. It's hard to imagine any coach persuading Randolph to be part of a fast-break attack.
Quite simply, I'm not sure any of us knows what to make of this mess. Hollins hasn't been allowed to keep his job long enough to develop any real tendencies in previous tenures, and this team as presently constructed seems to make no sense at all anyway. I would bump every player on the roster down a bit in your fantasy rankings; in the drafts I've done so far, I haven't taken a single Grizzlie.
Alvin Gentry, Phoenix Suns
Leandro Barbosa and Jason Richardson, in particular, were both far more productive once Gentry took over than they had been under Porter, and as such, both look like pretty decent sleeper picks heading into this season. Remember, it wasn't too long ago that both Barbosa and Richardson were top-50 fantasy players. With Shaquille O'Neal gone and Channing Frye in to help spread the floor even more, the Suns should look a lot more like the Suns of old this season, which can be only good news for fantasy owners.
Paul Westphal, Sacramento Kings
This is an interesting case for Westphal, who, with a career winning percentage of .627, finds himself coaching a team that is at least a couple of seasons away from competing seriously. Westphal's Suns teams played fast because they had a great point guard in Kevin Johnson, great scorers in Charles Barkley and Dan Majerle, and not a whole heck of a lot of size. His teams in Seattle had Gary Payton, but with bigs such as Vin Baker and Horace Grant, they kept the pace down a bit. As such, it's hard to get a read on Westphal, except that he's a good coach who seems to recognize the abilities of his players.
This Kings team is a wild collection of talent, but it has athletes in spades. The Kings often will trot out a lineup of Tyreke Evans, Kevin Martin, Francisco Garcia, Jason Thompson and Spencer Hawes, who all have some offensive ability and mostly can really get up and down the floor. Personally, Garcia intrigues me most as a fantasy sleeper. His skill set is extremely varied, and if things break right, he should be a decent source of blocks, steals, 3-pointers and assists, even if he doesn't quite match the 30 minutes per game he got last season. He can play three positions and should find himself minutes in lots of different roles. Expect this team to play fast and provide some surprising fantasy performances.
Flip Saunders, Washington Wizards
Well, it appears that after years of wondering what it would look like, we may finally get to see a fully healthy Wizards team for at least a few games. Instead of Eddie Jordan running the show, it'll be Flip Saunders. He has a reputation as a good offensive mind, which bodes well for fantasy, but his teams don't exactly set land speed records. His Detroit teams were among the league's slowest, and his Timberwolves teams were mostly right around the middle of the pack.
This is important, because the Wizards, with a healthy Gilbert Arenas running the show, played fast. They were among the fastest teams in the Eastern Conference each season and slowed down considerably only when Arenas was hurt for an entire season. One of the real questions heading into this season is just how much Arenas will dominate the ball, and that question will impact the fantasy stats of quite a few guys, especially Randy Foye and Mike Miller, talented players who find themselves in a new situation in D.C. You may want to temper your expectations for those guys until we see just what sort of player Arenas is now that he's a little older and wiser and probably a bit slower.
As for guys like Caron Butler and Antawn Jamison, remember that they were great fantasy options (when healthy) even when Arenas was scoring almost 30 points per game. And Brendan Haywood's value comes mostly on defense, where this team needs oodles of help no matter what style it plays. The point is, if you see the Wizards starting to slip in drafts, you don't need to be afraid of them, just bear in mind that they might not play at the same fast pace they did in previous seasons under Jordan.
Eddie Jordan, Philadelphia 76ers
This situation, perhaps more than any of the others, seems like a great fit. Jordan's best Wizards teams were pretty fast-paced, and this 76ers team is very well suited to that style. One has to wonder where the outside shooting will come from, but the Sixers have Jason Kapono coming off the bench, and Marreese Speights has shown some major potential as a pick-and-pop weapon. Both guys could be decent fantasy sleepers in deep leagues.
The hype this season is for Lou Williams, who has some of the quickness and scoring ability that Gilbert Arenas displayed so proficiently under Jordan. Don't get carried away, though; Williams is not a good shooter, and there's little reason to believe he'll suddenly start knocking down enough jump shots to keep defenses honest. And although he's great at going to the hoop, Arenas came to Washington as an extremely good rebounder for a guard and a pretty good distributor to boot. All we know about Williams is that he can score, but he's not efficient enough yet to be the dominant force in fantasy that Arenas has been.
For me, the real beneficiary under Jordan should be Thaddeus Young, who's heading into his third season and has shown a ton of promise as a big small forward who can score in a variety of ways. He's not quite as big as the Wizards' Antawn Jamison, but like Jamison, he scores quickly from nearly any spot on the floor. He made some strides last season as a 3-point shooter and might be ready to make a leap in that category; like Jamison, he'll be a great source of steals who may end up with power forward eligibility at some point during the season.
Seth Landman is a fantasy basketball analyst for ESPN.com.
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Issued 04:00 AM NST 29 January 2015
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Wind northwest 15 knots increasing to northwest 25 early this morning then diminishing to northwest 15 this evening. Wind becoming variable 10 to 15 late overnight then becoming south 10 to 15 Friday morning.
Flurries ending this morning. Visibility 1 mile or less in flurries.
Freezing spray warning in effect.
Over open water freezing spray ending this evening.
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Issued 10:00 AM EST 28 January 2015 Today Tonight and ThursdayIce Edge
Ice edge estimated from Newfoundland near 4835N 5300W to 4930N 5305W to 5035N 5000W to 5400N 5055W to 5655N 5815W to 5800N 5800W then northward. Sea ice west of the ice edge.Ice Coverage
9 tenths of grey ice including 3 tenths of grey-white ice except 9 tenths of grey-white ice including 3 tenths of first-year ice in eastern and in northern sections.
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Issued 11:00 AM EST 28 January 2015Iceberg Limit
Iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 29 Jan estimated from Newfoundland near 4810N 5255W to 5000N 4800W to 5200N 4800W to 6000N 5800W. Western iceberg limit at 0000 UTC 29 Jan estimated from the Labrador coast near 5200N 5600W to Newfoundland near 5130N 5600W.Iceberg Count
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Issued 04:00 AM NST 29 January 2015Moderate or severe freezing spray is occurring or expected to occur in this marine area. Please refer to the latest marine forecasts for further details and continue to monitor the situation through Canadian Coast Guard radio or Weatheradio stations.
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By 4:00 p.m. NST today departing low 1004 mb located northeast of
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