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DALLAS – After a 40-yard touchdown run, his fourth touchdown of the game, a group of offensive linemen and quarterback Chase Daniel carried Tony Temple off the field. The gesture had more to do with resting Temple's tweaked hamstring than with any grandiose display.
But after 281 yards and four touchdowns — both Cotton Bowl single-game records — no one would have blamed them for a display either.
"That's the definition of our family," Temple said. "Our team is a family atmosphere out there. They don't want our guys to go down. Like my offensive line, they've been supporting me and helping me this whole year."
Having already racked up 241 rushing yards on 23 carries, Temple contemplated calling it a game after tweaking his hamstring earlier in the game. According to MU head coach Gary Pinkel, the team athletic trainer Rex Sharp told Pinkel that he thought Temple could play.
And, as Pinkel recalls, when he told Temple that he was 25 yards from breaking the record, he returned to the game with a warning.
"He told me not to go out there doing anything dumb and trying to be Superman," Temple said.
What followed was the last, somewhat heroic, touchdown run. Highlights included Temple spinning off of a hapless Razorback defender to break free and diving into the endzone to cap off his 24th, and final, carry of the game.
The Razorbacks used a dollar package of three down linemen, one linebacker and seven defensive backs to answer the problems the Tiger passing attack could present.
Temple created more problems with his long runs: Temple had five rushes of 22 yards or more and picked his way through Arkansas defense.
"He was running on air out there," interim Arkansas head coach Reggie Herring said.
With all the to-do made about the gaudy numbers of Arkansas running backs Darren McFadden and Felix Jones, Temple became something of a forgotten man in the days leading up to the game. With the Tigers' pass happy offense, Temple's role in the offense was overlooked.
This season, Daniel has often referred to Temple as the offense's catalyst. But on this day, he carried them, being named the game's most outstanding offensive player.
"Well, he obviously did an outstanding job," Daniel said. "I mean, everyone was talking about Darren McFadden, Felix Jones, Peyton Hillis. No disrespect to those guys but I wouldn't trade my back for anything."
Tiger faithful didn't forget him. Fans in the southwest corner of the endzone chanted "Tony! Tony!" as he stood front and center for the presentation of the Cotton Bowl trophy and cannon's of confetti shot and showered Temple and his teammates.
The 2007 calendar year has been one of ebb and flow for Temple. He lost his grandmother in November and honored her memory by running for 141 yards and a touchdown against Texas A&M before hopping on a charter plane to Kansas City to attend her funeral that same day.
And then there have been the questions of Temple's future. Having played in his last game as an eligible scholar-athlete, Temple will now apply for an extra year of eligibility after having his freshman season cut short due to injury just a few plays after it began.
If he were granted a fifth year, he would have the chance to play with his younger brother Drew, a Tiger commit. But that is all out of the Tony Temple's hands — all he can do is savor what he has now.
"I'm just trying to enjoy this day," Temple said. "It was a great day for my team; it was a great day for my family. I want to enjoy this first, but everything else will come."


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Union Textile Minister Dayanidhi Maran's new moves on cotton supply policy will save the national exchequer Rs. 800 crore and the textile industry Rs. 100 crore, besides restoring the industry's competitiveness, according to South India Mills Association past-chairman Manikam Ramaswami.
Mr. Ramaswami said in a statement: "Mr. Maran had acted in the interest of the nation and set right several distorted policies that were initiated during the previous years and were costing the country dear. The policy of giving incentives for raw cotton exports, that too with retrospective effect, which benefited only traders, cost the exchequer Rs. 600 crore and made Indian cotton that much cheaper that that of competing nations like China and Bangladesh.
Curiously, the top-ten cotton exporters who account for 70 per cent of cotton exports have sold their Exim scripts at prices far below market prices to a few Exim script dealers.
"The policy of the CCI (Cotton Corporation of India) selling its cotton with high discounts and long interest-free periods to large trader-exporters and a handful of large mills at the cost of thousands of small mills too is going to be stopped, as directed by the minister. This bulk discount and interest-free carrying facility cost the CCI (which is subsidised by the Government to do the support price activities) close to Rs. 200 crore. "The Minister has also instructed CCI to do bulk transportation of cotton from Gujarat to Tamil Nadu using Railways and coastal shipping to reduce the cost of transportation. This will save the nation over Rs. 800 crore which actually went to reduce the cost of raw materials of the competing nations like Bangladesh and China besides saving Rs. 100 crore in logistics cost of cotton transportation to Tamil Nadu mills."
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It arrived, thank you royal mail special delivery
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(NOTE: i'm not on any medications or receiving therapy of any kind. but i'm trying to look into getting [US] healthcare. i haven't been officially diagnosed with anything, but i just need some insight please.)
it seems like the more depressed i get, the worse my hallucinations get. sometimes they get so bad, i don't sleep for days-which in turn, makes them even worse-and make me not sleep even more. or, if i have been sleeping regularly enough; i find that things aren't much better than when i'd go days without sleep. the last couple weeks have been my breaking point, i feel like.
what did me in was something i saw about two days ago. i was looking out my kitchen window, and i saw something very large, heavy, deformed and hunched over, dart passed it. i would have rationalized this could have been a person, had these kinds of things not happened to me before. but actually, it's a fairly common occurrence for me. the first time i ever hallucinated something like that was when i was 16, and im almost 21 now. so none of this is new. but the frequency and severity is.
i often see corpses/decomposing bodies, 'demons' (that's what i call the ungodly looking being-like things i see), people's faces distort where their mouths are elongated or their eyes will bleed, spiders, shadows darting about. but that's just some of what i see, my other problem is things that i hear. music helps drown it out, but sometimes no matter what, i hear things anyways. voices saying things like 'you're stupid, kill yourself, fuck you bitch just kill yourself, nobody loves you, he (my boyfriend) hates you, they're going to hurt/kill you, no-you can't be doing that now you have to be punished-cut yourself', or people saying things that they really didn't, another one is babies crying (that noise makes me distraught because i have a weakness for children), things getting thrown/banged around, or just plain flashbacks. but one of the worst things for me right now, is the tactile things. i constantly feel things crawling on me (no, i haven't taken any drugs or hallucinogenics-never have), biting me, scratching me, burning or hitting me.
i've struggled with these things for my whole life, but to a WAY lesser degree. i was prone to rage fits and outbursts, but i didn't have ones like i have now. now it's just panic, confusion, or anguish. i haven't had an outburst where i've gotten angry, since back in may or june. now it's just overwhelming depression. but i've noticed, the worse my depression has gotten, the worse my hallucinations have gotten.
is it just a coincidence, or are they linked somehow?
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I'm am not a psychiatrist or medically licensed, this is my personal advice to you.
To me it sounds like you have schizophrenia. You are having visual and auditory hallucinations. These are the classic symptoms of schizophrenia. If you are in the United States, go to an emergency psychiatry clinic. There they can get you seeing a doctor, who can prescribe medications that will help reduce your symptoms.
I am impressed by how insightful you are about your hallucinations. Just the fact that you know they are hallucinations will help you in the long run.
I'm curious as to whether or not your boyfriend is aware of this. This could be really scary stuff to someone who isn't familiar with mental health. It's important to have someone around who will be supportive.
Feel free to PM me with any questions. I'm not a licensed professional but I've been working in mental health for several years. Good luck and I hope you feel better!
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I feel a ton of sympathy for you. Hallucinations like those would have scared me to death. I have no answers for you, but I wish you all of the luck in the entire world.
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Bears won only road game 36-33 in OT at Colorado, in game where Buffs outgained them by 212 yards. Since 2005, California is 4-7 as a road underdog. SEC turned down West Virginia for membership this week, not sure that factors in here, but do know West Virginia is home dog for first time in six years; this will be a wild night in Morgantown. LSU already has two wins away from home, beating Oregon 40-27 (-1) in Dallas, then winning 19-6 at Mississippi State last week (-3.5). Mountaineers trailed Nofolk State 12-10 at half two weeks ago, then held off mediocre Maryland club 37-31 last week, getting outscored 21-10 in second half. LSU is 5-6-1 in its last twelve games as a road favorite. Michigan coach Hoke was San Diego State's coach last two years; when Wolverines hired him, he said he would've walked all way to Ann Arbor from San Diego for this job. Betcha veteran Aztec players liked hearing that. SDSU covered five of last seven as a road dog; they struggled with both Army (14-all at half), Washington State (14-17 at half) last couple games, but won both 23-20/42-24. Michigan is 5-11 in last 16 games as a home favorite; they're +6 in turnovers, have conference opener up next. Georgia Tech is 11-2 in last 13 games vs North Carolina, winning last six here by average score of 30-20 (3-3 vs spread); Jackets have 115 points, 986 rushing yards in two wins vs I-A opponents, with 378 yards thru air on only 10 completions (17 PA). Tar Heels covered five of last seven as road dog; soph QB Renner has unnatural poise for hia age. Underdogs covered five of last seven series games. UNC is just 7-22 on 3rd down vs I-A teams; they'll need more first downs to keep Tech offense off field. Florida covered 10 of last 13 games as road favorite, but has Alabama up next, so possible trap game in Lexington vs Kentucky squad Gators have beaten 14 times in row, covering last four; Gators won last seven visits here, with five of seven wins by 21+ points. Wildcats had only 35 yards on ground in home loss to rival Louisville last week; UK is 3-5 as a home dog last 3+ years; they're 8-13-1 vs spread in game after last 22 losses. Florida won last three series games by average score of 51-8. Underdogs are 5-0-1 vs spread in last six Notre Dame-Pitt games, with Irish 3-2 in last five visits here. Notre Dame has gained 432 yards a game but turned ball over 13 times in three games (-8), worst turnover ratio in country: Irish covered only one of last four as road favorite. Pitt blew big lead at Iowa last week, blowing 24-3 lead late in third quarter, losing to Hawkeyes 31-27. Panthers are 9-2 vs spread in game following last 11 losses; they're 9-7 in last 16 games as home underdog. Home side won eight of last nine Florida State-Clemson games; FSU lost last four visits to Clemson by average score of 31-16; since 2004, State is just 8-12 as road favorites, but they're 16-8 vs spread in game following their last 24 losses. Clemson failed to cover its last three games as home dog; they're 8-6 in game following last 14 wins. Tigers still haven't led game at half (tied with Wofford, trailed Troy by 3). FSU QB Manuel was banged up last week. First road game of year for Seminoles. Fresno State won last six games vs Idaho (4-2 vs spread) with last year's 23-20 home win only one of six by less than 10 points- they won last three visits here, 31-21/37-24/40-10, but Bulldogs are struggling so far in 2011, getting outrushed 216-84 in shaky 27-22 win over North Dakota last week- Idaho beat UND 44-14 the week before. Since 2006, Vandals are 6-10 as a home dog. Bulldogs have been outscored 58-25 in second half; they covered five of last six games as a road favorite. UCLA/Oregon State are both struggling; Beavers switched to Mannion at QB this week, while Bruins named Brehaut starter, first time Neuheisel has named starting QB that early in week. Oregon State covered twice in last seven games as road favorite. UCLA is 4-12 as road underdog with Neuheisel, 5-9 in game following its last 14 losses. Underdog covered 7 of last 10 series games, with Bruins winning three of last four trips here. UCLA got whacked at home by Texas last week; Beavers had a bye. Oklahoma State scored 38-36-56 points in winning last three games vs Texas A&M, with four of last five in series decided by 5 or less points; Cowboys gained 543+ yards in all three games this year, scoring 52.3 ppg in wins by 27-23-36 points- they're 7-6 in last 13 games as a dog on road. Aggies covered seven of last ten as home favorite; they won first two games this year by 32-30 points. Both sides stepping up in class in this one. Boith teams have senior QB; does that make over the play? Underdogs are 4-1-1 vs spread in last six Oregon-Arizona games, with Ducks scoring 48-44-55 points in winning last three games by 19-3-10 points. Arizona gave up 37-37 points in losing last two weeks to prolific offenses of Oklahoma State (37-14), Stanford (37-10). Over last decade, Oregon is 18-13 as road favorite; Arizona is 9-2-1 in last dozen games as a home dog. Ducks won six of last seven visits here, with wins by 3-7-38-17-35-3 points. Oregon's last two games were against cupcakes, hard to tell much they've improved since opening 40-27 loss to LSU. USC won its last 11 games vs Arizona State, winning last five visits to Tempe by 5-20-10-20-6 points- this is first time since '00 Sun Devils are favored over USC. ASU is 12-7 as home favorite under Erickson. First road game for Trojan squad that had only three takeaways in three home wins, by 2-9-21 points- over last decade, they're 6-3 as road underdog. ASU came close to beating Trojans last two years, losing 14-9/34-33; in last six series games, underdogs are 4-1-1 against the spread.
NCAAF Saturday, September 24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ College football betting weather report: Week 4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thunderstorms continue to be an issue for NCAAF games. Find out how the weather will impact your wagers in Week 4 of the college football season: San Diego State Aztecs at Michigan Wolverines (-10, 57) It looks like it's going to rain on Brady Hoke's parade when he faces his former team Saturday. The forecast in Ann Arbor calls for a 36 percent chance of the wet stuff and game-time temperatures in the high 50s. CMU Chippewas at Michigan State Spartans (-21.5, 49.5) Rain is also in the forecast for East Lansing, with a 30 percent chance of showers when Sparty hosts CMU. EMU Eagles at Penn State Nittany Lions (-28.5, 44.5) Rain could take the happy out of Happy Valley; there's a 58 percent chance of showers at Beaver Stadium. Notre Dame Fighting Irish at Pittsburgh Panthers (+7, 55) There's a 41 percent chance of rain for Heinz Field Saturday, which is notoriously bad in the wet weather. Temple Owls at Maryland Terrapins (-8.5, 52.5) An 80 percent chance of rain and late-game thundershowers could slow down the action in College Park. Bowling Green Falcons at Miami (Ohio) RedHawks (-3.5, 52.5) There's a 20 percent chance of rain in Oxford, Ohio for this MAC matchup. Army Black Knights at Ball State Cardinals (+4, 50.5) The forecast in Muncie, Ind., calls for a 34 percent chance of rain. Ohio Bobcats at Rutgers Scarlet Knights (-4, 50.5) Thundershowers are in the forecast in the Garden State. There's a 75 percent chance of rain for this MAC-Big East battle. Tulane Green Wave at Duke Blue Devils (-10, 56) Thundershowers are in the forecast for Durham, N.C., with a 44 percent chance of rain. UAB Blazers at East Carolina Pirates (-14, 61) Thunderstorms could interrupt this C-USA clash, with a 60 percent chance of rain in Greenville, N.C. Virginia Tech Hokies at Marshall Thundering Herd (+20.5, 47) Joan C. Edwards Stadium could get rained on to start Saturday's game against the Hokies. However, the skies are expected to clear up in the second half. Kansas State Wildcats at Miami Hurricanes (-12.5, 47.5) Coral Gables could get hit with thunderstorms Saturday. There's a 50 percent chance of rain at Sun Life Stadium. Southern Mississippi Golden Eagles at Virginia Cavaliers (-3, 52) There's a 50 percent chance of rain and thunderstorms in the forecast for Charlottesville. Western Michigan Broncos at Illinois Fighting Illini (-13.5, 52.5) There's a 34 percent chance of showers in Champaign when the Broncos visit the Illini. UConn Huskies at Buffalo Bulls (+9, 46) Rain could dampen UB Stadium Saturday. There's a 34 percent chance of the wet stuff. UL Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns at FIU Golden Panthers (-17, 51) A 50 percent chance of rain and possible thundershowers are in the forecast for Miami. Florida Gators at Kentucky Wildcats (+19.5, 44) Rain might be the only thing that can slow down the Gators in Lexington. There's a 26 percent chance of rain for this SEC showdown. UTEP Miners at South Florida Bulls (-29.5, 48.5) Tampa could get hit with thunderstorms when the Bulls and Miners mix it up Saturday. There's a 50 chances of showers. Oregon Ducks at Arizona Wildcats (+14.5, 65.5) Thunderstorms could affect this Pac-12 tilt. There's only a 10 percent chance of rain, but thunder and lightning aren't out of the question.
NCAAF Saturday, September 24 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ LSU at West Virginia: What bettors need to know ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Louisiana State Tigers at West Virginia Mountaineers (+5.5, 48) THE STORY: It's another primetime game for No. 3 LSU, which has already knocked off two ranked opponents in Oregon and Mississippi State and is gaining more and more national attention with each impressive victory. The Tigers rank sixth nationally in total defense and third in rushing defense, which is even more eye-opening considering the quality of opponents they have played. In its first season under coach Dana Holgorsen, No. 16 West Virginia is also off to a 3-0 start but has yet to face a ranked opponent. This is the second meeting. Last year, LSU opened up a 17-0 second-quarter lead and held on to win 20-14 in Baton Rouge. TV: ABC LINE MOVES: This game opened at -5.5 in favor of LSU and has moved to 6 at some shops. The total opened as high as 50.5 but has since dropped to 48. ABOUT LSU (3-0, 2-1 ATS): As it turned out, the suspension of quarterback Jordan Jefferson prior to the season opener hasn't mattered as much as many experts speculated. First, backup Jarrett Lee has proved to be more than capable as an efficient game manager. And second, the defense has been so dominant, the Tigers haven't needed many points. In last week's 19-6 win at Mississippi State, LSU held the Bulldogs' strong ground attack to 52 yards on 34 carries. Sophomores Spencer Ware (226 yards, three touchdowns) and Michael Ford (218, four) lead a powerful LSU rushing game. ABOUT WEST VIRGINIA (3-0, 1-2 ATS): The Mountaineers have won 18 straight non-conference home games since losing to Virginia Tech in 2005, but will have their hands full against the Tigers, who haven't lost a non-conference regular season game since 2002. West Virginia led by as many as 24 points last week against Maryland but gave up 21 unanswered points in the second half. The Mountaineers held on for a 37-31 victory, but not before allowing 477 total yards. West Virginia is averaging 434.7 yards per game, which ranks 23rd nationally. TRENDS: - Tigers are 2-5 ATS in their last seven games as road favorites. - Mountaineers are 4-0 ATS in their last four games as underdogs. - Over is 4-1 in Tigers' last five non-conference games. - Over is 11-4-1 in Mountaineers last 16 games as home underdogs. EXTRA POINTS: 1. LSU has a nation-best 35-game regular-season non-conference winning streak. 2. West Virginia ranks seventh in the nation with 356 passing yards per game. 3. "To say it's not going to be a challenge would be crazy." Holgorsen, on facing LSU. PREDICTION: LSU 24, West Virginia 20 - The Bayou Bengals should have a little more trouble stopping a Holgorsen-led offense than they did against Mississippi State, but in the end, LSU will get the job done.
SEC Showdowns September 23, 2011 Editor's note: Brian Edwards has been dominating college football so far this year, cashing tickets at a 17-5 clip (77.3%, +1155!). Don't miss his six-selection pick pack for Saturday's action in Week 4. The top two teams in my power rankings face daunting challenges in Week 4. I'm talking about Alabama, my No. 1 squad, hosting Arkansas, and LSU, who I have ranked second, going to Morgantown to face West Virginia. As of late Friday afternoon, most books were listing Alabama (3-0 straight up, 2-1 against the spread) as an 11-point favorite with a total of 50 ½. Gamblers can take the Razorbacks to win outright for a plus-350 payout (risk $100 to win $350). Nick Saban's team trailed 20-7 at Arkansas late in the third quarter of last year's meeting but thanks to a pair of Ryan Mallett interceptions, it rallied to score 17 unanswered points to get out of Fayetteville with a 24-20 win. The Crimson Tide has rolled to victory in its first three games against Kent St. (48-7), Penn State (27-11) and North Texas (41-0). They took the cash in their first two games before failing to cover as 47-point home favorites against the Mean Green last Saturday. Other than the presence of All-American candidate Trent Richardson, a junior running back from out of Pensacola Escambia High School, there are a lot of unknowns with the Alabama offense. Marquis Maze is an excellent wide receiver, but he doesn't have the size or home-run capability of a Julio Jones. A.J. McCarron is the starting quarterback as a true sophomore. To date, McCarron has completed 64 percent of his passes for 539 yards with two touchdowns and a pair of interceptions. Both picks came in Week 1 vs. Kent St. Richardson had 11 carries for 167 rushing yards and three TDs last week. For the season, he has 50 carries for 315 yards and eight TDs with a 6.3 yards-per-carry average. His back-up, sophomore Eddie Lacy, had 161 rushing yards and a pair of scores on just nine carries against No. Texas. As for Alabama's defense, there are no issues on this side of the ball. With the possible exception of LSU, the Tide has the nation's stingiest stop unit. It has given up just 18 points in three games, though this will certainly be its toughest test to date. Arkansas (3-0 SU, 2-1 ATS) has a dynamic offense despite the absence of RB Knile Davis, who sustained a season-ending knee injury in August after rushing for more than 1,300 yards and 13 TDs last year. Davis has been replaced by Ronnie Wingo, who rushed for 109 yards and scored three touchdowns last week. Mallett has been replaced by junior QB Tyler Wilson, who showed us what he was made of in a brilliant performance in relief at Auburn last season. Wilson is completing 68.6 percent of his throws for 822 passing yards with five TDs and two interceptions. He has one of the country's best group of WRs, although two of them didn't play in last week's 38-28 non-covering victory over Troy as a 23-point home favorite. Jarius Wright and Greg Childs will both be back in the lineup at Bryant-Denny Stadium. Wright, who had 11 catches for 171 yards and three TDs in the Hogs' first two games, didn't play against the Trojans due to a sore knee. Childs wasn't with the team because of the death of his grandmother. Arkansas will be without one of its best defensive players in DE Jake Bequette, who will miss his second straight game with a hamstring injury. Bequette had a team-high seven sacks in 2010. Alabama has won all four head-to-head meetings with Arkansas since Saban took over in 2007, but the Hogs are 5-2 ATS in the last seven encounters. Both teams have seen the 'under' go 2-1. Alabama's games have been played to the following scoring outputs: 55, 38 and 41. As for Arkansas, it has seen these combined numbers: 58, 55 and 66. VI handicapper Antony Dinero, who has produced more than 18 units of profit in a mere three weeks of action in college football, definitely likes Alabama to win but cautions bettors about laying the points. "I think it's human nature to want to sell Tyler Wilson short, but it's true, he's not Ryan Mallett," Dinero said on Friday afternoon. "He doesn't have sure-fire next-level ability and is going up against a freakishly talented secondary, bigger and faster than most. Ball hawk Mark Barron is back for what seems like his 10th season and will help keep a strong Razorback receieving corps at bay. "Bobby Petrino's team will have to be cautious and can't win games that way. It plays into the hands of Bama, which wants to run almost exclusively and let AJ McCarron come along slowly in what will be his first truly big game. At home in a huge contest for the first time since last season's Auburn collapse, look for Nick Saban and his staff to stress finishing strong, but that run-oriented style does make the Tide susceptible to getting back-doored." In the primetime slot on ABC at 8:00 p.m. Eastern, West Virginia (3-0 SU, 1-1-1 ATS) will take on LSU. Most spots have installed the Tigers as six-point favorites with a total of 48. The Mountaineers are plus-185 on the money line (risk $100 to win $185). LSU (3-0 SU, 2-1 ATS) is going on the road for a second straight week after beating Mississippi St. by a 19-6 count as a 3 ½-point road favorite last Thursday in Starkville. Spencer Ware rushed for 107 yards and Jarrett Lee threw for 213 and one TD, a 19-yard strike to Rueben Randle that put the Tigers in front 16-6 early in the fourth quarter. Lee is busy writing quite the redemption story so far this year. He's in command of team that's one of the top candidates to win the national title thanks to the suspension of Jordan Jefferson. Remember, Lee threw seven interceptions for touchdowns in 2008. But he didn't transfer, stuck it out and is now reaping the benefits. Lee will get another weapon to work with Saturday, as junior WR Russell Shepard returns from a three-game suspension. Shepard had 33 catches last season and rushed for a pair of scores. WVU is coming off a 37-31 win at Maryland as a one-point road favorite. The Mountaineers raced out to a 34-10 lead early in the third quarter, only to see their advantage cut to three early in the final stanza. Nevertheless, Dana Holgorsen's team took the cash and held on for the victory thanks to a 388-yard passing day from QB Geno Smith. In its first two games, WVU beat Marshall (34-13) and Norfolk St. (55-12). The 'over' is 2-0 for the 'Neers, as all bets were "no-plays" (pushes essentially) in Week 1 when their win over Marshall was stopped before 55 minutes of play due to lightning.
Saturday, September 24 Game Score Status Pick Amount North Carolina - 12:00 PM ET Georgia Tech -6.5 500 Georgia Tech - Under 57.5 500 Central Michigan - 12:00 PM ET Central Michigan +21.5 500 Michigan State - Over 49.5 500 San Diego State - 12:00 PM ET Michigan -10 500 Michigan - Under 56.5 500 Toledo - 12:00 PM ET Toledo +2 500 Syracuse - Over 56.5 500 Eastern Michigan - 12:00 PM ET Eastern Michigan +28.5 500 Penn State - Over 46.5 500 Notre Dame - 12:00 PM ET Notre Dame -7 500 Pittsburgh - Under 56 500 Southern Methodist - 12:00 PM ET Memphis +23.5 500 Memphis - Over 54 500 UL Monroe - 12:00 PM ET Iowa -17 500 Iowa - Over 49.5 500 Georgia - 12:20 PM ET Georgia -10 500 Mississippi - Over 53.5 500 Temple - 12:30 PM ET Temple +8 500 Maryland - Over 52.5 500 Bowling Green - 1:00 PM ET Bowling Green +4 500 Miami (Ohio) - Under 52.5 500 Ohio - 2:00 PM ET Ohio +4 500 Rutgers - Under 51 500 Army - 2:00 PM ET Army -4 500 Ball State - Over 50.5 500 Tulane - 3:30 PM ET Duke -10 500 Duke - Over 56 500 Alabama-Birmingham - 3:30 PM ET East Carolina -14.5 500 East Carolina - Under 62.5 500 Colorado - 3:30 PM ET Ohio State -16.5 500 Ohio State - Under 47.5 500 UCLA - 3:30 PM ET UCLA +4.5 500 Oregon State - Over 52.5 500 Florida State - 3:30 PM ET Clemson -2.5 500 Clemson - Under 48 500 Southern Mississippi - 3:30 PM ET Virginia -3 500 Virginia - Under 52 500 California - 3:30 PM ET Washington -1 500 Washington - Under 58.5 500 Virginia Tech - 3:30 PM ET Marshall +20.5 500 Marshall - Over 46.5 500 Arkansas - 3:30 PM ET Alabama -11 500 Alabama - Over 49.5 500 Western Michigan - 3:30 PM ET Western Michigan +14 500 Illinois - Over 52 500 Kansas State - 3:30 PM ET Kansas State +12.5 500 Miami - Over 47.5 500 Oklahoma State - 3:30 PM ET Texas A&M -4.5 500 Texas A&M - Over 67 500 New Mexico State - 4:00 PM ET New Mexico State +10.5 500 San Jose State - Under 46.5 500 Middle Tennessee State - 4:30 PM ET Troy -12 500 Troy - Under 64 500 Fresno State - 5:00 PM ET Idaho +3 500 Idaho - Over 51.5 500 Connecticut - 6:00 PM ET Connecticut -9.5 500 Buffalo - Under 45.5 500 UL Lafayette - 6:00 PM ET Florida International -16.5 500 Florida International - Under 50 500 Evening Games Posted After am back from my round of golf....GOOD LUCK GANG !


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Meudel, P. R. ; and Hitch, G. J. and Bishop, D. V. M. (1992) Are two heads better than one? Experimental investigations of the social facilitation of memory. Applied Cognitive Psychology, 6 (6). pp. 525-543. ISSN 1099-0720
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The hypothesis that two people collaborating in recall would remember more than a single person was examined in a series of four experiments. All the experiments used variations on the same sequential design where, in social conditions, people recalled alone initially and then recalled jointly in pairs: as a control for reminiscence, some people recalled alone on two separate occasions. On the second recall in all of the experiments two people always recalled more than one, but this was simply due to the independent statistical summation of two people's memories: no evidence whatsoever was found for the pairs of people generating new information that was not available to either member of the pair. This surprising result was not attributable to artefacts linked to the complexity or familiarity of stimulus material, nor was it linked to variations in people's cognitive perspectives. No evidence of social facilitation of memories was therefore found: two people recalling together certainly pool their separate memories so as to outperform individuals but the social interaction does not appear to generate previously unavailable memories.
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Good use of a necro-bump on this thread. Otherwise, I would've missed it. Wow, Oceanaire.....just, wow! That boat of yours is absolutely stunning. Naysayers be damned, but any person that puts that kind of effort into ANYTHING deserves nothing but kudos. Being a layman's luthier, I know how much true effort can pay off, and in your boat, yours shines through in every nook & cranny, so-to-speak. Hats off, my man.....hats off!
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"We, the children, youth and adults of Northaven are called to be a community urgently devoted to the God whose gift is love and whose demand is justice."
Salt and _______.
Day and _______.
Sodom and ______.
Ben and _______.
Those are obvious.
But how about...?
Love and ________.
What are the possibilities? It could be HATE, as indicating the opposite of love. It could be WAR, as in the famous quote ["All's fair in love and war"] from the little known F.E. Smedley.
Or it could be JUSTICE. If we're looking for a word that goes alongside love in the context of our life together at Northaven, I'm convinced
it must be justice.
Our story from the Gospel of John gives a hint about the connection between the two. There's been a miracle, however you want to account
for it. Five thousand have been fed from meager provisions. If you can locate the person who was responsible for that kind of action, you
probably want to stay tuned for what might be coming next.
That's precisely what the people did. They used their best Sherlock Holmes technique and deduced that something unusual had happened.
They had seen the disciples get in a boat. They had seen that boat shove off without Jesus in it. But now both the boat and Jesus were gone.
Brilliant sleuths that they were they figured they better go investigate.
Sure enough, when they got to the other side, there was Jesus. They scratched their heads and asked, "Rabbi, when did you come here?"
Jesus, having the ability to get to the bottom of things faster than a speeding bullet, wasn't about to engage them in small talk about how he
had gotten from one side of the lake to the other.
"You didn't come over here because you were amazed and grateful that everyone got enough to eat," said Jesus. " You came over here
because you want to reserve a spot on the gravy train."
"OK, OK, "they said, "have it your way. We want in on the gravy train. So how do we do it? Just tell us what we have to do so we can be
around the next time five loaves and two fish get made into a banquet."
"OK," said Jesus, "you asked! In order to stay around, you have to believe in me."
"Fair enough," they said. "What are you going to do to convince us that we should believe in you? The old folks around the fire at night told
us about how our ancestors were hungry and Moses just rustled them up some food they could just pick up off the ground. Are you going to
do something like that? We can get into the Moses thing. We could go for that."
"Moses didn't give them that bread," said Jesus. "God did, and what God gave them went far beyond calories."
"Whatever, Jesus," they said. "Just give us this bread."
"I'm it," said Jesus. "God sent me to fill you up with everything you need."
"Well, I guess we'll be seeing you later," they grunted as they walked away. "Can you believe this nut case? `I am the bread of life.' Who
does he think he is, Pepperidge Farm Man?"
The reason this is such a great passage to begin this sermon series is that it represents one of the key dilemmas of the Christian life, and
certainly the life of the church. The folks by the lakeshore want kind of a spiritual GPS (global positioning system). It's kind of like they're
saying, "Just tell us where to be, when to be there, and how many tables to set up, so we can be ready for the goodies."
Jesus answer to them, even though disguised in the thick theological language of John's gospel, is blunt. "It's not just about showing up at
the right place and the right time. It's not about being groupies and waiting for a chance to get backstage. It's about believing."
This is huge. It's huge because of the number of people in the Christian world who think that believing simply means assenting to the
truth of certain things. It's the SAT track to heaven. You get the answers right, you get in.
You've heard versions of this. The most extreme form is hearing someone say, "I accepted Christ as my Savior and so I know I'm going to
Heaven." It's kind of like saying that the only thing that's important in this life is to make sure you get a good seat in the next life. Friends, if
that is the Christianity you want to be a part of, I must tell you that you will not find it here. Or, at least, if we adopt this tenet of the mission
statement, we would be explicitly saying that there is ever so much more to this life than just making sure that we won't need air conditioners
in the next life.
We aren't saved by being right. We aren't lively, devoted Christians because we've got all the answers and everyone else doesn't. We're
saved because God loves us, even though God knows exactly what we're like.
Believing in God isn't about memorizing the doctrinal right answers. Believing in God is about being overwhelmed by how good God
is. Believing in God is about being overwhelmed by what God has done and is doing. Believing in God is about being amazed every
morning that the sun rose again, and that we drew breath all night long without having to give a thought to it. Believing in God is being
nourished by stories from the Bible and a hundred other sources about how things seemed bleak, hopeless, and desperate, but somehow our
forebears knew that they were not alone, that they were under-girded by arms that never failed. Thus we are privileged to be devoted
to the God whose gift is love.
But gratitude for the gift of love is shallow and meaningless if it's just my self-centered celebration that I get something good and to heck with
everyone else. Jesus said to the folks who tracked him down across the lake, "You didn't come here because you're grateful. You came here
because you want another hand-out." Maybe another way to hear Jesus in this story is that he is saying that there's enough for everybody,
but not enough if some folks think they deserve more. So it doesn't mean a lot to be devoted to the God whose gift is love if we are not also
devoted to the God whose demand is justice.
There's a satirical Web site called "Billionaires for Bush and Gore" that has some chilling slogans.
1. Vote for Bush (or Gore)... Because Inequality is not Growing Fast Enough!
2. Let workers pay the tax, so investors can relax!
3. We're bi-partisan-We Buy Republicans and Democrats!
4. They pander to you, but they answer to us!
We are people who are called to represent, believe in and work for a vision of the world which views the subject of this satire with utter seriousness.
I deeply believe that our mission statement must start with this unequivocal affirmation that we are called as a community to be devoted to the
God whose gift is love and whose demand is justice. Love without justice is nothing more than sentimental charity. Justice without love is
nothing but retribution. Neither befits the God who becomes exhausted on our behalf everyday yet greets us each morning completely
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As someone who has actively attempted to buy domestic products it's incredibly difficult. Most of the time it doesn't exist. After hours searching for US made wheel hubs for a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix (the most made in N. America car for that year at 92% parts content) the closest I could find was S Korea. The parts stores were amazed that I was asking. It's not something people do so the information isn't handy. Moreover, the increase in price in things that are made in the US vs China is ridiculous. A single Craftsman socket is something like $8 at Sears. You can buy an entire set made in China for less than that.
That said, after living in China for a little bit it's become apparent to me that the only thing harder than buying something not made in China when in the US is buying something not made in China when in China. Check out Ebay.cn and you'll understand how vigorously the Chinese fight off anyone attempting to import into their country.


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1. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1428; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
Goliath called...he wants his Galaxy s3 back!!
2. BigBoss10 (Posts: 244; Member since: 31 Aug 2012)
Samsung seriously are you joking us with this shape!!
13. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
very ugly
3. jpmcnown (Posts: 34; Member since: 03 Jul 2012)
Why is it that phones and tablets don't position the rear camera in the center of the device?
4. yousef8824 (Posts: 36; Member since: 28 Jul 2012)
no its fake there is a galaxy tab 2 ad on it
5. anGel_pLayer (Posts: 52; Member since: 29 Jun 2012)
It's suppose to look like the Note 10.1 not this...
7. jaabubut (Posts: 13; Member since: 20 Jan 2013)
Hahahahahaaaa..... an overweight galaxy tab 2
8. Samsomesh (Posts: 180; Member since: 11 Jun 2012)
This tablet Maybe real??... But grand duos is real thing just lauched in india..!!
9. emadshiny (Posts: 1142; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
not interesting
10. XperiaUser (unregistered)
seriously i can't find out any difference btw their tablets except size :0
11. Phullofphil (Posts: 801; Member since: 10 Feb 2009)
Key lime pie maybe
12. N-fanboy (Posts: 538; Member since: 12 Jan 2013)
This is bull$*#t! If i know something about samsung they do everything big!!!
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True that! Hoping it gets 1080p!
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Mike Williams, former Labour party President and the one who famously went to Australia to dig dirt on John Key in the H-Fee smear is having a truthfulness problem.
I've met Don Brash twice.
The first time was during the 2005 election campaign when I was in a shopping mall in Henderson. I don't think he recognised me because he thrust some sort of electronic device under my nose and invited me to calculate my tax cut.
I remember typing in some measly income which was probably true at the time, at which point he lost interest and let me get back to my filled roll.
This is the same Mike Williams that Labour appointed to no less than six boards including Transit amongst others while he was president of their party. At one stage during his tenure he was pulling in more than $350,000 p.a. in directors fees alone from his government board positions.


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From *Frijjōz + *dagaz "Day of Frigg", a calque of Latin dies Veneris.
Declension of *Frijjōz dagaz (a-stem)
Case | Singular | Plural |
Nominative | *Frijjōz dagaz | *Frijjōz dagōz, -ōs |
Vocative | *Frijjōz dag | *Frijjōz dagōz, -ōs |
Accusative | *Frijjōz dagą | *Frijjōz daganz |
Genitive | *Frijjōz dagas, -is | *Frijjōz dagǫ̂ |
Dative | *Frijjōz dagai | *Frijjōz dagamaz |
Instrumental | *Frijjōz dagō | *Frijjōz dagamiz |
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- (days of the week) *wikōniz dagōz; *mēniniz dagaz, *Tīwas dagaz, *Wōdanas dagaz, *Þunras dagaz, *Frijjōz dagaz, *laugōz dagaz, *sunnōniz dagaz (Category: gem-pro:Days of the week)
- Old English: frīġedæġ
- English: Friday
- Old Frisian: frīadei
- West Frisian: freed
- Old Saxon: *frīadag
- Old Norse: *friggjardagr
- Faroese: fríggjadagur
- Old Dutch: *frīadag
- Old High German: frīatag
- German: Freitag
1The origin of frjádagr is unclear, but a loan from West Germanic is considered most likely, in which case Old Saxon could be the West Germanic language that gave the Old Norse form, as Old Saxon was in contact with Old Norse in the south of Denmark. Other theories include contraction of friggjardagr or freyjudagr. The last one would be derived from Norse god Freyja instead of Frigg. The day name is also suggested to be derived from the verb frjá ("to love", older form frijōn).


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1/2 tablespoon crushed red pepper flakes
2 teaspoons chili powder
2 teaspoons celery salt
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
1 (4 pound) boneless pork shoulder roast, butterflied
6 slices bacon
9 green onions
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I couldn't find the adobo seasoning in the store so I used a recipe I found on the internet to make the adobo. I rubbed in the spices and let the roast sit in the frig for 2 days. I increased the bacon slices and green onions to 12 each. I laid 6 slices of bacon out, put 6 green onions perpendicular to the bacon slices, laid the pork roast on top of the onions, put 6 more green onions on the roast going the same direction as the bottom ones, covered it with 6 bacon slices, and tied it up. I cooked it in a covered pan on the grill and uncovered it the last 15 minutes to brown the roast and bacon. It is a beautiful presentation and the taste is superb. Great recipe.
This was the best pork roast ever! Omited celery salt and green onions, because I was out. Made adobo out of 4 cloves garlic, 1 tsp. dried oregano, 1 tsp. black peppercorns, 1/2 tsp. paprika, and 1 tsp. salt. put in small processor until a paste was formed. Very good pared with mashed potatoes, green salad and Clos du Bois Shiraz.
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Really good. I made an 8lb bone-i roast, and doubled the quantities here. Don't have a grill, so put it in the oven (covered with foil) at 350F for about 2.5 hours (til the internal temp was 160ish). Came out moist, tender and really tasty.
This is a great recipe, thank you for sharing! I use the rub part of it on any kind of meat, not just pork roast - steaks, lamb chops, etc. Rub the spice mix on the meat, marinate for a few hours and grill. Delicious!
Made this for an 8 lb boston butt pork roast (doubled the quantities), and just laid regular onion slices and bacon over the top (didn't butterfly/tie up). Cooked it in a pyrex casserole dish in the oven for 2 hours at 400, covered with foil for the first 1 1/2 hours. It was AMAZING, and all my guests raved about it. I'm definitely doing this again.
This was very good. I just expected a little more out of it. The spices seemed as if they would really compliment the pork but when I pulled it out of the oven, all of the spice flavor was in the juice in the pan. It did not stay on the meat. Although my picture does not show it I did butterfly the meat, although I used regular white onion istead of green onion because that is what I had. Thanks for posting the recipe.
Absolutely perfect! This is my go to rub for pork, chicken breasts, and even venison. Can't go wrong with this mix.
It was good although as most, I did mine slightly different. I direct grilled it at first with a little apple wood just enough to brown it and give it the grilled flavor. Then I put it in a foil container and covered it with foil onto indirect heat to finish. Juicy and tender.
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That's the setup for William Sanders' new novel, J., just out from the electronic/POD publishing
imprint iPublish, a division of Time Warner. iPublish has been heavily promoting itself in a series of ads as an
outlet for writers who can't find a publisher, in a way I find rather disturbing. But they have also published
some work by established SF writers, and the work that I have seen has been very promising. (The SF editor is
the fine SF writer Paul Witcover.) Examples include Gregory Feeley's novella "Spirit of the Place," a new
novella/memoir from the World Fantasy Award-winning writer Richard Bowes: "My Life in Speculative Fiction,"
and this novel by Sanders. All iPublish books are available in electronic format, and many,
including J., are also available as large format paperbacks -- certainly the latter is my preferred format.
Sanders has published a number of first rate novels in several genres: SF, fantasy, mystery, men's
adventure. He's best known in SF for two alternate history novels from the late 80s (Journey to Fusang
and The Wild Blue and the Gray) as well as his recent American Indian fantasy about nuclear waste
disposal problems: The Ballad of Billy Badass and the Rose of Turkestan, which made SF Site's list
of the best novels of 1999. He's also known for a number of outstanding recent short stories, including the
Hugo and Nebula nominated novelette "The Undiscovered." He's never less than a crackling good adventure
writer, and at his best he combines whipcrack action writing with a deadpan ironic sense of humour, fully
rounded, "lived-in" characters, and real passion. J. is Sanders at close to the top of his
form -- it's perhaps not quite as good as The Ballad of Billy Badass and the Rose of Turkestan, but
that's a high standard -- and it is fast moving, intense, and fun to read. It's also as close to pure SF
as Sanders has ever come at novel length.
The story follows the three women, who share the same name in different forms (Jay, Mad Jack, and Ann, all
short for Jacqueline Ann Younger) as they cope with the realization that in some strange way they are the
same woman, in three divergent time lines. Mad Jack's is the most distant from ours, and Sanders portrays
her post-Apocalyptic anarchic New Mexico with brutal realism. We see only a little bit of Ann's
world -- similar to ours with slight divergences that have led, for example, to a more advanced
space program. And Jay's world, as far as we can tell, is our world. The main action opens with
Ann threatened with rape by a brutal worker at the mental institution to which she has committed herself
-- but suddenly she is rescued by the strange appearance of the heavily armed Mad Jack. Jack
deals with the rapist in the manner which is second nature to her harsh way of life. But of course
in Ann's world that's murder -- and while Ann and Jack clumsily try to escape the law, there really
isn't any hope for them -- until somehow they find themselves in Mad Jack's version of Santa Fe. That
provides only the briefest respite, however, especially when mysterious gray clad men show up,
apparently ready to kill the women out of hand.
But soon they find themselves, by what means they don't know, in yet another world, and they meet up
with Jay. However, that's not a long-term solution to the problem of the gray men, to say nothing
of their new short-term problems dealing with Jay's drinking, and with the unavoidable eventual
problem of explaining the appearance of two extra women in a world with no place for them.
J. careens back and forth, the action never stopping, and always realistic (these women aren't
invulnerable superheroes), as they struggle to escape their pursuers. Fortunately, they find a man
who mysteriously has some idea of what might be happening -- and eventually they learn, to some
extent, what's been going on -- and they even have a chance at finding a way that all three
women can stay together. This novel features three involving and believable main characters, some
fine SFnal speculation that is reminiscent of some of Poul Anderson's work, and some of
H. Beam Piper's, and an always compelling plot. It's definitely worth a trip to the iPublish site
to buy a copy -- or a trip to one of the online booksellers.
Rich Horton is an eclectic reader in and out of the SF and fantasy genres. He's been reading SF since before the Golden Age (that is, since before he was 13). Born in Naperville, IL, he lives and works (as a Software Engineer for the proverbial Major Aerospace Company) in St. Louis area and is a regular contributor to Tangent. Stop by his website at http://www.sff.net/people/richard.horton. |
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Gerber Legendary Blades
The EVO knife family offers one-handed opening with a finger flip that doubles as a protective finger guard. It features strong titanium nitride coated 440 stainless steel blades and featherweight anodized aluminum cut-out handles. A handy pocket clip ensures ready access.
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