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Billy Donovan knew what to expect.
Coming off a loss to rival Georgia, the Gators returned to the Stephen C. O'Connell Center on Tuesday night looking to get back on track versus the LSU Tigers.
They came in knowing what they were about to face in the LSU Tigers. Donovan even said as much on Monday.
"They're a very, very explosive team offensively. Extremely explosive. Everybody on that floor for them, you could honestly say that on any given night, any one of those guys could go for 25 [points]."
It wasn't quite 25, but LSU forward Jarell Martin did score 22 as LSU (14-4/3-2 SEC) defeated Florida (10-8/3-2 SEC) 79-61, handing the Gators their worst home loss since November 16, 2010. That one was a 93-75 drubbing from Ohio State.
The Gators started hot with big play from senior center Jon Horford, who got things rolling with a layup, an assist to Jacob Kurtz and another layup as the Gators took the slight 6-5 lead.
But then the Tigers heated up from beyond the arc and Donovan's squad was never able to cool them down. LSU finished the night shooting 61.5% from 3, compared to the paltry 18.8% that the Gators put up from the same distance.
Despite being forewarned at the speed on the Tigers offense, it was still a shock to Dorian Finney-Smith.
"I think how quick their guards were was a surprise", Finney-Smith admitted. "We knew they had great bigs, but how quick their guards was a surprise."
One of those guards, Keith Horsby, was able to finish 50% from the field, including going 3-6 from three.
The Gators showed flashes of the offense needed moving forward. With 8:34 left in the first half, Michael Frazier sent a pass from half court to Kasey Hill waiting in the post who was able to lay up the alley-oop for Devin Robinson.
Then there was the minute and 23 second run in the second half when Chris Walker was able to record a steal and take it down for the layup, followed quickly by an Alex Murphy block, a Frazier 3, and another steal this time from Hill which he was able to feed to Murphy for a layup. It was enough to force LSU into a timeout. But it wasn't enough to do any real damage. The lead only changed in this game three times, with LSU applying a chokehold for the majority of it.
Because while Finney-Smith may've been shocked by the speed of the guards, it was the post duo of Mickey and Martin (Jordan Mickey & Jarell Martin) who combined for 36 points and 22 total rebounds.
All of that combined, resulted in a Tigers victory that caused Alex Murphy to stand in the dim light outside the Gators locker room with a flabbergasted look on his face and say, "they played harder than us. Better than we did. They beat us in all facets of the game."
Finney-Smith backed up this observation, adding, "they was the better team. They executed on offense and we didn't".
The Gators now have just over three days to prepare to stop the Ole Miss offense. The Rebels are averaging 74.9 points per game and will be waiting as Florida rolls into town on Saturday. It's a game the Gators will find extra motivation in winning, as the victory will keep them above .500 in SEC play.


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Career advancement was very poor. Remote employees were reporting to managers that changed in average every 9 months during my time there, therefore preventing the creation of a plan that was meaningful.
Internal politics are very close to be unmanageable. Managemen teams in Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Sunnyvale tended to communicate very poorly and created a lot of friction and compromises.
Executive compensation is hugely out-sized. The only quarter in which management forfeited their bonuses, the company was suddenly profitable by a wide margin
The incredible loss of talent that currently affects Ariba is a direct result of internal staffing practices that try to extract maximum performance with little guidance or formal training. My team was top-heavy, meaning a lot of expensive management overhead, and not that many delivery people who could actually deliver the work. The team members were heavily overworked and given additional responsibilities without properly offloading others, with the result that we couldn't deliver the goods without working 70 hours a week.
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The Solutions are relevant and valuable in today's economy. Most understand and value teamwork and you would be hard pressed to find an Aribian that wasn't willing to help if they can. The compensation & benefits are good.Cons
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We have a great solution suite and all the makings of a GREAT company. Our culture stinks and as our leaders it's up to you to model differently. Start and keep investing in things you all say are important to our health as a company.Doesn't RecommendNo opinion of CEO
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I have stomach ache and pain in my left side at night in my upper ribs,
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Major episodes in 1987...2001...and more recently, two weeks ago and another two days ago. All these led me to the hospital, where I was treated with IVs, including Zofran to stop the vomiting, and Morphine for the pain.
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I find now I get the same pains when i'm eating choc/sweets. It lasts for about half hour after ive eaten. I also get heartburn just lately.
My toileting is normal ( since going gluten free)
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So far I believe I have a problem with the following;
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My questions is; Has anyone found something that really truly has helped them other then cutting out every food they think is the culprit? It's like playing roulette every time I eat.View Thread
I will nevvvvvvvvvvvver again subject myself to gastro tests (Uknow) that show nothinggggggggggggg! I am at least functional but live with no appetite, eating rice, yogert, cereal, yuk and dropped 10 unnecessary pounds since halloween ( some trick ). It also occurs with intermittent back spasms (?)
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I will nevvvvvvvvvvvver again subject myself to gastro tests (Uknow) that show nothinggggggggggggg! I am at least functional but live with no appetite, eating rice, yogert, cereal, yuk and dropped 10 unnecessary pounds since halloween ( some trick ). It also occurs with intermittent back spasms (?)
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I took a test last week to see if I have a c diff infection(I wa on antibiotics for h pylori in April) but no call with results yet.
My doctor told me to take Ibrogast but the bitterness and alcohol irritated my GERD. Phazyme, gas x, pepto bismol, probiotic, etc. is not helping. I'm drinking lots of water and eating well.
When is this "gas" pain from my colon going to go away? I can't see my GI til October. What else can I take?View Thread
I have a problem for 5 months with my belly. I don't know what it is.
I have been to doctor. He told me that is IBS or lactoz intolerance or gluten. So I started to stop drinking milk and eat any lactoz stuff. But if I eat bread or pasta pastry I have got problems. Sore belly and crumpy on the left side. Also I have got dizziness and I look pale. After couple hours i am fine just the blowing. Muscle sore hard to walk. I go to the toilet every morning once. I don't have diarrhoea or constipation. After if I eat something I blow up. I tried to read a lot of things from ibs and it doesn't write about dizziness. Could you help what can it be? Thank youView Thread
previously i used to go 3-6 times anytime...
but now after some allopathic & ayurvedic medicines i have to go 3 times with in 3 hours of waking up..
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some times cramps stay for an hour or two but many times throughout the day..pain is severe when mucus comes out...i strongly feel i can get out of this hell..but these cramps don't allow me to workout, meditate and stay stressed free..
If anyone can help me in reducing and eliminating these cramps and tell me the reason of these cramps..god will bless you..this pain killing me...View Thread
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For year now, I have been have pain in my lower left abdominal area. To be more precise, it is to the lower left of my belly button. The pain is constant and sometimes throbbing.
I have done many tests already to find out what could be causing the pain. I have done a CT scan, a colonoscopy and a endoscopy, to which all results came back as saying nothing is wrong and that I am fine.
The problem is that I am not fine. I have pains basically everyday. The last doctor said that I have IBS. So about 2 weeks ago, I started this diet called the FODMAPS diet which is supposed to limit certains types of sugars and other things.
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I really dont know what to do here, I have done all the tests I needed to do. I dont know if its IBS to be quite honest.
Once a week I fast for the entire day, just drinking water. It helps. So I do believe it had something to do with food.
Also sex with my husband can be painful at certain angles, which I attribute to my stomach pain.
Also, when I do have the pain, the stomach does look a little bloated. Something is definitely going on down there.
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Marc Christensen named dean of Lyle School of Engineering
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$1.5 million gift to fund new endowed chair in Art History
A $1.5 million gift from the Kleinheinz Family Endowment for the Arts and Education will establish an endowed chair in the Division of Art History in SMU's Meadows School of the Arts. "We are deeply grateful to the Kleinheinz Family … Continue reading
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SMU J Term 2013 now accepting course proposals
SMU's popular J Term program based at SMU-in-Plano is now accepting course proposals for its January 2013 session. The deadline for submissions is Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2012. J Term instruction is done on an off-load basis and in addition to normal teaching loads for … Continue reading
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Engaged Learning Expo 2012 connects students with opportunities
SMU students who want to learn outside the classroom, tackle real world issues and explore potential careers as part of their university experience will find representatives from DFW-area organizations and agencies who want their help at Monday's Engaged Learning Expo. … Continue reading
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Its old world character...the look, even the smell, furniture polish, real leather, tablecloths in the dining room.
The bathrooms are small, reflecting the era when the hotel was built, but everything was immaculate. The outdoor bar was unavailable due to road construction but that was temporary.
Very basic, but adequate. Housekeeper was very nice. Had fridge and tiny microwave in room. Free basic breakfast. Nothing fancy.
Have been spoiled by hotels with a communal meeting area. This had nothing.
Location, continental breakfast ,cleanliness
Some traffic noise
easy to find, good breakfast
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What's the line between friendship and romance? This is a big question that we'll address throughout this series, but today, I want to explore it in the context of heterosexual male friendships. Specifically, I want to explore it in the context of the 21st century's offshoot of the buddy comedy—the "bromance."
I used to be a regular Glee viewer. For the first two seasons, it was possible (though not necessarily easy) for me to look past the cringe-worthy storylines and enjoy the musical sequences. But as each new episode aired, it became harder and harder to not feel angry about the one-dimensional characters and Ryan Murphy's obvious lack of ability to write for women, people of color, and people with disabilities. And honestly? With the exception of Kurt, the show's handling of queer issues has been disastrous, too.
I stopped watching Glee after seeing Season 3's episode "I Kissed a Girl," during which Santana performs Katy Perry's "I Kissed a Girl" as if it were a song about lesbian reclamation rather than performative bisexuality for the sake of male spectators. (Don't worry, we will address Perry's song and what negative messages it sends about bisexuality later in this series!) But this episode wasn't the first time the show dropped the ball on queer representation. Season 2's episode "Blame It on the Alcohol" stands out as a prime example of Glee missing the mark on bisexuality, particularly bisexual men.
I have never been much of a reality television viewer, and any lingering desire I may have had to watch reality shows disappeared after I read Jennifer Pozner's Reality Bites Back earlier this year. But as soon as I heard about the new season of America's Next Top Model, I realized I had to give it a shot. That's because Cycle 18 of ANTM features not one, but TWO openly queer women. And one of them is bi-identified Laura LaFrate.
Yesterday, I wrote about one of the worst bisexual characters I've ever seen. By contrast, I want to spend today focusing on one of the best bisexual characters I've ever seen: Dr. Calliope (Callie) Torres on Grey's Anatomy. I'm not a regular viewer of Grey's; though I understand why many viewers love it, the show just isn't my cup of tea. But I will absolutely give it credit for its excellent depictions of women, people of color, and queer people, all of which culminate in the nuanced depiction of Callie. Her characterization manages to avoid the stereotypes commonly found in explicitly bi characters, allowing her to be a positive, realistic, three-dimensional bi woman.
Full disclosure: I love Paul Verhoeven's movies. I'm a fan of RoboCop, Total Recall, Starship Troopers...and, yes, even Showgirls. (Stay tuned for more about Showgirls later in this series.) These movies may not be cinematic masterpieces, but they are entertaining, escapist fun. So when I decided to give Basic Instinct a try, I was actually looking forward to it. I expected to enjoy it, even if only in a campy sense.
Oh, how wrong I was.
As I've read through the comments on my first two posts (thank you for those, by the way!), I've noticed an interesting trend that relates to what I want to talk about today: A lot of folks seem to have mixed feelings about the word "bisexual." Some are uncomfortable using it because of the way others react to hearing it; some prefer other words to describe non-monosexual attraction, such as pansexual, queer, or fluid. I understand the reasons why "bisexual" doesn't work for everyone (for a long time, it didn't work for me, either), and I'm not interested in dictating language choice or policing identities. Labels are personal, and different people react to words differently. However, I am interested in exploring the reasons why people choose the labels they do and, similarly, the reasons why many people resist the label of "bisexual."
Which brings me to Cynthia Nixon.
In 2005, Brittany Blockman and Josephine Decker took a road trip across the United States and interviewed people about bisexuality. The result of their project was a documentary film: Bi the Way. In order to understand the fictional images of bisexuality that fill our cinema and television screens, it's important to take some time to analyze the ways in which bisexuality is depicted in nonfiction media. Bi the Way is a good starting place, since it's a film that allows its subjects to speak honestly and freely, without an overt agenda from the filmmakers. But is that enough to make it a compelling film that advances realistic bisexual visibility?
Over the next eight weeks, I will explore both progressive and problematic depictions of bisexuality in order to see how far we've come and how much progress still needs to be made. Together, we will look at examples in film, television, music, celebrity culture, and new media. And, with any luck, we will be able to start a discussion about what the media could be doing to increase realistic and positive depictions of bisexual identities and, by extension, advance bisexual acceptance.
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