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With the Super Bowl two days away, this month's Last Fridays is all about game day. For the occasion Lillian made this Grapefruit Beer Mimosa and I concocted some Baby Potato Bites with Chorizo to pair them with — I'll let Lillian take it from here!
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Concerns that the growing competition for funding and citations might distort science are frequently discussed, but have not been verified directly. Of the hypothesized problems, perhaps the most worrying is a worsening of positive-outcome bias. A system that disfavours negative results not only distorts the scientific literature directly, but might also discourage high-risk projects and pressure scientists to fabricate and falsify their data. This study analysed over 4,600 papers published in all disciplines between 1990 and 2007, measuring the frequency of papers that, having declared to have "tested" a hypothesis, reported a positive support for it. The overall frequency of positive supports has grown by over 22% between 1990 and 2007, with significant differences between disciplines and countries. The increase was stronger in the social and some biomedical disciplines. The United States had published, over the years, significantly fewer positive results than Asian countries (and particularly Japan) but more than European countries (and in particular the United Kingdom). Methodological artefacts cannot explain away these patterns, which support the hypotheses that research is becoming less pioneering and/or that the objectivity with which results are produced and published is decreasing.
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- Negative results are disappearing from most disciplines and countries
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Volume 90, Issue 3 , pp 891-904
- Cover Date
- 2012-03-01
- 10.1007/s11192-011-0494-7
- Print ISSN
- 0138-9130
- Online ISSN
- 1588-2861
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
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- Bias
- Misconduct
- Research evaluation
- Publication
- Publish or perish
- Competition
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Daniele Fanelli (1)
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- 1. ISSTI-Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation, The University of Edinburgh, Old Surgeons' Hall, Edinburgh, EH1 1LZ, Scotland, UK


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Updated: 08/07/2012 - Glenn and Joyce Brown today pleaded guilty to 19 animal cruelty charges as their trial was beginning in Superior Court.
Updated: 08/07/2012 - New numbers out today show tourism spending increased in all of the state's 100 counties, compared to 2010.
Updated: 08/04/2012 - A motorcyclist had to be airlifted to the hospital Saturday afternoon after a crash in Jones County.
Posted: 08/03/2012 - David Obrien is wanted for this morning's hit and run accident on Highway 17 in Maysville. The crash happened around 6:30 a.m.
Updated: 08/02/2012 - State troopers say one woman was airlifted to Vidant Medical Center in Greenville because of the head-on crash.
Updated: 07/31/2012 - The North Carolina Environmental Justice Network, Waterkeeper Alliance and Neuse Riverkeeper Foundation filed a lawsuit in federal district court saying Taylor Finishing Incorporated and its owners are violating federal environmental laws.
Updated: 07/30/2012 - One lane of Highway 17 in Jones County was closed following the crash but was opened less than an hour later.
Posted: 07/30/2012 - Deputies say power was restored within an hour after a driver crashed into a utility pole, knocking out power to the surrounding neighborhood.
Updated: 07/29/2012 - A Duplin County farm is recalling 580 cases of cantaloupes that were sent to New York because they could be contaminated with listeria.
Updated: 07/26/2012 - Investigators said a couple ran off the road, hit a tree, and their vehicle caught fire.
Updated: 07/27/2012 - There is an Excessive Heat Warning in effect until 8pm with the chance for a few late day strong storms.
Posted: 07/24/2012 - A boil water advisory affecting a large area of Jones County has been lifted.
Updated: 07/25/2012 - The storms Tuesday evening knocked down trees and power lines. Some power outages persisted into Wednesday morning.
Updated: 07/24/2012 - Dangerously hot conditions are expected to return to most of Eastern Carolina this afternoon. Then there will be yet another threat of severe weather across the region.
Updated: 07/23/2012 - A Duplin County girl is one of ten finalists in a nationwide contest. Kayleigh Malone of Beulaville is vying for the title of Little Miss Coppertone.
Posted: 07/23/2012 - Drivers in Duplin County may need to head out a little earlier starting Monday due to construction on the roadway.
Updated: 07/23/2012 - According to officials a pressure system advisory is in place for several areas in Jones County.
Posted: 07/16/2012 - Officials tell WITN the fire started in a back bedroom of a mobile home on Smalltown Road in Jones County near Pleasant Hill about 8:15 a.m. Monday.
Updated: 07/13/2012 - The Highway Patrol and Jones County deputies responded to a wreck about 7:30 p.m. Friday on Highway 58 near Highway 41 about 3-4 miles outside of Trenton for the initial report of a 2 vehicle crash involving 8 people.


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Atlanta (May 20, 2015) – The Georgia Restaurant Association (GRA) is now accepting nominations for the 9th Annual Georgia Restaurant Association Crystal of Excellence (GRACE) Awards®, which recognize hospitality and food-service professionals for excellence and achievement in their fields. All award finalists are peer-nominated and this year's gala will feature new award categories to honor the various individuals that contribute to the success of the restaurant industry.
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A café in Stone Mountain is giving deaf students a place to gain experience and get creative in the culinary arts through an innovative work-study program.
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Senate Bill 88 creates a new option for employers who wish to use alternative and more convenient forms of payment to their employees. Employers will now be authorized to use a prepaid payroll debit card account as a legal method of payment of wages to employees. Georgia law previously allowed for checks, cash, and direct deposit, but was silent on using prepaid debit cards as an authorized method. This method of payment is already common in other states, but some employers were reluctant to use this method until the state law was amended and clarified.
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Georgia tourism reps stopped by The Daily Meal kitchen and proved there is much more to the Peach State than peaches
Chef Holly Chute left New York 34 years ago to work as the official chef at the Governor's Mansion in Atlanta, Georgia. At the time, she had no idea how to cook a biscuit, and she wasn't sure what collard greens were. On Wednesday, she stopped by The Daily Meal — bringing with her fresh produce from the Southern state — and wowed us all with her knowledge of, enthusiasm for, and finesse in the cuisine of the Peach State.
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The typical consumer who plans to dine out on May 10 will have dinner at a casual dining restaurant
(Washington, D.C.) As the most popular holiday of the year to dine out, Mother's Day will entice nearly half of Americans to dine out or order restaurant takeout or delivery on May 10. New research from the National Restaurant Association also shows dinner as the most popular meal period to dine out, and that six in 10 consumers who plan to celebrate the occasion by dining out will do so at a relaxed, casual dining restaurant.
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Majority of restaurant operators reported higher same-store sales
(Washington, D.C.) As a result of higher same-store sales and a continued optimistic outlook for future business conditions, the National Restaurant Association's Restaurant Performance Index (RPI) remained in positive territory in March. The RPI – a monthly composite index that tracks the health of and outlook for the U.S. restaurant industry – stood at 102.2 in March, down 0.4 percent from February's level of 102.6. Despite the decline, March marked the 25th consecutive month in which the RPI stood above 100, which signifies expansion in the index of key industry indicators.
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(April 27, 2015) Suwanee, Georgia based Sid's Pizza & Grill Managing Member Stan Kurnett announced the company is offering a special discount to veterans interested in owning a Sid's Pizza franchise. Active and honorably discharged former members of the military receive a 50 percent reduction in the initial franchise fee, a savings of $15,000.


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Jerry Jackson has made some Flash and would like to share it.
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One of the things that bugs me about many old annual kits is the out-of-scale and, more often than not, inaccurate shape of the vent windows. It might seem like nit-picking but fixing these issues goes a long way to enhancing the appearance of a model and making a funky old kit look better than it really is.
In the case of a kit where the shape of the opening is right (AMT "old tool '57 Chevy, for example), all that needs to be done is to cut a new window glass out of some clear packaging material, acetate, or styrene that's has a more correct scale thickness, outline it with a BMF "frame" after removing the ridge the kit maker used to represent the frame for the vent window glass and gluing some sheet styrene inside the opening for the new window fit against. The new window is installed from the outside. In some cases, such as AMT's '59 and '60 T-birds, the shape of the existing frame and opening may need to be corrected with some careful knife and file work. Sometimes it's easier to cut the frame out to reshape it, then reinstall.
In some cases the frame is best replaced entirely. All of AMT's 3-in-1 annual Ford Galaxie hardtop and convertible kits from '60 through '62 (and Mercury, '61 and '62) suffer from an inaccurate vent window shape that's too triangular, too "pointy" at the top, and too thick overall. On the real car, the vent window frame and glass have a small flat section at the top and the rear vent frame and window channel, rather than being vertical, is angled back a bit at the top. Additionally, none of the hardtop kits have any representation of weatherstripping or window channel for the rear quarter window.
On my rebuild of this original '61 Starliner I decided to make new scratch vent window frames and add some strip styrene to represent weatherstripping and the channel for the rear quarter glass. Using available photo reference and a pattern taken from the model after the old vent window was carefully cut out, a new frame was cut out of some sheet styrene and carved, filled and sanded to shape. The ridge inside the frame was made by cementing thin sheet styrene to the back of the frame and cutting out the opening, leaving the thin ridge for the glass to sit on. The rear vent window channel is a separate piece.
Some refinement is needed, but here's the driver's side thus far. I'll try to add more pics of the process when I work on the passenger's side and finish up the driver's side.


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Pets must be three months old to receive their first immunization, which will afford them protection for one year. The next shot, a booster, will offer protection for three years, and is required one year after the first shot was administered. From then on, every three years a booster should be given to protect one's pet. Both initial and booster shots will be given at all clinics scheduled by Warren County Public Health.
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College Basketball Betting News and Notes Wednesday December, 19
College Basketball Betting News and Notes Wednesday December, 19
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-- 8-2 Dayton won its last four games, with a win at #42 Alabama; they are 5-1 at home, losing to Weber State, 1-1 vs top 100 teams, losing by 10 to Colorado on neutral floor. Illinois State is 1-1 in true road games, losing by 3 at Louiville, winning in OT at Drexel. Redbirds make 58% of shots inside arc, #1 in country. MVC single digit road dogs are 13-8.
-- Xavier won four of last five inner-city rivalry games with Cincinnati; LY's game ended in big brawl, prompting move of this game to neutral downtown arena. Bearcats are 10-0, winning games vs top 100 clubs by 8-11-2 points- teams shoot 36% inside arc against them. Xavier hasn't played in 10 days; they're 7-2, with losses by a combined five points.
-- Louisville is -25 over Florida International; will Pitino run score up on his kid, who coaches FIU? Cardinals are off solid win at Memphis, when they were down 16 but won by 9- they're forcing turnovers on 31.9% of foes' possessions, #1 in country. FIU is 3-4, with #108 SF Austin best team they've played- they're turning ball over 21% of time. Uh-oh.
-- 5-3 UMass plays at #6 pace in country; they're 2-1 at home, losing to Miami, winning close games with Harvard/Elon; Minutemen are 2-3 vs top 100 teams, with all three losses by 13+ points. Ohio lost three of its last four games after 6-0 start, losing at home to Winthrop in last game; Bobcats are 0-2 on road, losing by 8 at Robert Morris, 26 at Memphis.
-- 3-5 UTEP lost by 2 at home to UNLV Monday, Miners' fifth loss in last seven games, but they've played #27 schedule to this point. UTEP lost by 5 at Oregon LY. C-USA home underdogs are 1-4 vs spread in non-league games. #35 Ducks are 9-1 vs #327 schedule; they're 2-1 vs teams in top 200, winning by 4 at UNLV, beating Vandy by 26.
-- 11-0 New Mexico beat New Mexico State by 11 at home Saturday, as Lobos held State to 33% from floor, 4-16 from arc, outscoring them on foul line 26-16. Lobos won by 9 at Indiana State in OT in only road tilt this season; they won last four visits to Las Cruces by 20-6-10-2 points. Aggies are 5-5, turning ball over 24.9% of time; they're 3-0 at home.
-- 7-2 North Carolina split two true road games, losing by 24 at Indiana, winning by 15 at Long Beach; Tar Heels allowed 84-87 points in wins vs UAB/East Carolina in last three games- they're #308 in experience. Texas is 0-2 vs top 100 teams, losing to UCLA by hoop, to Georgetown by 23 on neutral floor. Longhorns turn ball over 25.5% of time- not good.
-- Quick turnaround for UNLV squad that won by hoop at UTEP two nights ago; Rebels miss injured star Moser- they're 5-1 vs D-I teams at home, with all wins by 12+ points (only loss to #35 Oregon). Northern Iowa is 5-4 vs D-I teams, with all four losses to top 50 teams; best win was over #93 George Mason. 3 of their 4 losses were by 7 or less pts.
-- 9-3 South Dakota State is 1-3 on road, with only win in double OT at banged-up Montana Saturday; now they're on another road trip in other direction, at Belmont squad that got blasted by Kansas Saturday, but is 2-0 at home, winning by 34-15 points. Bruins are #18 experienced team that has played #10 schedule. Jackrabbits' road losses are by 3-3-24.
-- Montana won eight of last nine games with Northern Arizona, 3-1 in last four played here, with wins by 25-20-19 points, but Griz is 2-4 vs D-I teams this year, losing last three-- star G Cherry is just coming back from foot injury, played 13 minutes last game. Northern Arizona won its Big Sky opener by 7; they're 4-5 (best win vs #245 Cal-Davis).
-- 6-3 Arkansas State is 3-0 at home vs D-I teams, with win over #83 St Bonaventure; Red Wolves lost by 13 at Murray State LY. ASU turns opponents over 25% of time, but if they don't, opponents are have an eFG% of 51.6%, which is poor. 8-1 Murray State is 2-0 on road, with wins at Lipscomb/Evansville; Racers shoot 40.5% behind the arc.
-- 4-5 West Virginia struggles to score; its 42.4 eFG% is #318 out of 347 D-I teams; WVU is #284 in experience playing #30 schedule, so they've overscheduled, but did win both home games, beating VMI by 25, VT by 1. 4-7 Oakland is awful defensive team; foes are shooting 61.1% on 2-point shots. Summit League double digit road underdogs are 9-15.
-- First game in 11 days for Sacramento State team that split its last four games with Montana State, losing three of last four played here; Hornets are 3-3 vs D-I teams, with last two wins by three points each. Montana State lost last five games vs D-I teams; opponents are making 59.6% of 2-point shots- they lost Big Sky opener by 7 at Northern Arizona.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Wednesday December, 19
North Carolina at Texas: What Bettors Need to Know
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North Carolina Tar Heels at Texas Longhorns (+4.5, 140)
Texas has already played in the Maui Invitational and lost to Georgetown and UCLA, and the schedule gets tougher this week with games against North Carolina and Michigan State.
The week begins with a visit from the 19th-ranked Tar Heels, who have won three straight since losing to Indiana by 24 on Nov. 27. North Carolina survived a scare against East Carolina on Saturday before winning 93-87, while Texas is coming off a 12-point win over Texas State. The Longhorns have struggled while waiting for sophomore point guard Myck Kabongo to be cleared by the NCAA, which is investigating his relationship with a professional agent. Texas has won four of the last five contests against the Tar Heels and holds a 4-3 series lead in the series.
ABOUT NO. 19 NORTH CAROLINA (8-2, 5-3 ATS): Coach Roy Williams was not pleased after the Tar Heels allowed East Carolina to score 61 second-half points on Saturday. Look for the Tar Heels to be a little more aggressive in the paint after they grabbed just 10 offensive rebounds – and none by a post player – against the Pirates. Senior guard Dexter Strickland, who has 26 assists in his last three games, recorded his first career double-double with 11 points and 10 assists against East Carolina. Sophomore forward James Michael McAdoo leads the Tar Heels in points (15.4) and rebounds (8.3), while Desmond Hubert, Brice Johnson and Joel James continue to share time at center.
ABOUT TEXAS (6-4, 3-5 ATS): The Longhorns are hoping Kabongo's eventual return will jump-start their offense, which ranks 267th in the country while averaging 63.3 points. While the offense sputters, the defense has kept the Longhorns competitive. They lead the Big 12 in field goal percentage defense (33.2) while allowing 58.2 points per game. Offensively, guard Sheldon McClellan averages a team-high 15.3 points, and forward Jonathan Holmes leads the team with eight rebounds per game. Freshman guard Javan Felix has bounced back from a shaky start to average 16.5 points in his last two games. Felix ranks second in the Big 12 in assists (5.8).
* Tar Heels are 5-2 ATS in their last seven road games.
* Longhorns are 6-13 ATS in their last 19 non-conference games.
* Over is 4-1 in Tar Heels' last five overall.
* Over is 9-3 in Longhorns last 12 vs. Atlantic Coast.
1. The Longhorns have won 14 straight non-conference home games and are 86-3 in nonconference home games since the start of the 2002-03 season.
2. North Carolina has attempted 20 or more three-point field goals in six of its first 10 games.
3. Texas is 212-22 under coach Rick Barnes when holding opponents to under 40 percent shooting.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Wednesday December, 19
Games to Watch
By David Schwab
Cornell vs. No. 2 Duke
The Big Red out of the Ivy League kick-offs a busy week with a Monday matchup against Vanderbilt on the road before facing the Blue Devils on Wednesday in Durham. They are 4-5 SU on the year and 3-4 ATS. Cornell is averaging just 64.9 points a game while shooting just over 40 percent from the field.
Duke should move up to the top spot in the nation at 9-0 SU as a result of the Hoosiers loss on Saturday. The Blue Devils remained perfect on the year after beating Temple 90-67 on Dec. 8. They covered as 7 ½-point favorites to go 6-3 ATS. Mason Plumlee and Seth Curry have combined for 35.5 points a game to help pace Duke to an average of 80 points a game.
Re: College Basketball Betting News and Notes Wednesday December, 19
College Basketball Point Spreads and Picks
By: Larry Hartstein
In some of Wednesday night's more intriguing college basketball action, Cincinnati and Xavier renew their rivalry, Duke welcomes Cornell from the Ivy League, and North Carolina travels to Texas to take on the Longhorns. The lines below are from the LVH SuperBook at of about 7 a.m. PT.
No. 11 Cincinnati (10-0 SU, 4-2 ATS) vs. Xavier (7-2 SU, 2-3-1 ATS) at U.S. Bank Arena in Cincinnati, 7 p.m. ET (ESPN2)
Line: Cincinnati - 8.5, Total: 134
Last year's game between these teams ended in an infamous brawl that left eight players suspended. For this year, officials changed the name of the rivalry from the Crosstown Shootout to the Crosstown Classic and moved it to a neutral site downtown in a two-year experiment.
Coaches are urging each contingent to show respect for the other side. Bearcats coach Mick Cronin asked his players to reach out to the Musketeers before the game. Said leading scorer Sean Kilpatrick: "I'm pretty sure it's all love on both ends." That might not be the case with the fans.
The Musketeers have won four of the last five meetings, including last year's 76-53 blowout as 7.5-point faves.
About Cincinnati: The Bearcats are incredibly deep, with 11 players averaging double-digit minutes. They're also comfortable at U.S. Bank Arena. They've won 17 straight there, including last season's victory over Oklahoma (Xavier hasn't played at the arena since 2007-08). Cincy uses full-court pressure and forces turnovers on nearly a quarter of opponents' possessions. The offensive leader is senior guard Cashmere Wright, who's 29-of-61 on 3-pointers. This team needs a lot of practice at the foul line, as it's shooting just 61.7 percent from the stripe.
About Xavier: Second-leading scorer Justin Martin (12.4 ppg, 5.5 rpg) suffered a concussion in the Dec. 6 loss to Vanderbilt but returned to practice Friday. The Musketeers will try to play a half-court game, Cincinnati's Achilles' heel. Can freshman PG Semaj Christon (15.8 ppg, 5.4 apg) dictate the pace? He's committing 3.5 turnovers per game. Xavier usually rises to the occasion in this 79-year-old rivalry; the Musketeers have won their last four games against top-20 Cincinnati teams.
Key matchup: The Bearcats lead the nation in rebounding (46.1 per game) and rank seventh in rebounding margin (+11.5) despite using a three-guard lineup. The Musketeers rank 304th in rebounding (31.6 per game) and 141st in margin (+2.0) against a similarly soft schedule. Five of nine opponents have outrebounded Xavier. The Bearcats' improving center tandem of 6-10 Cheikh Mbodj and 7-1 David Nyarsuk combines for 11 points and 9.3 rebounds per game, and there might not be a team in the nation with as many athletic forwards as Cincy.
*Favorite is 4-0 ATS in last four meetings.
*Under is 6-2 in Bearcats' last eight games.
*Musketeers are 8-3 ATS in their last 11 games vs. the Big East.
*Bearcats are 10-3 ATS in their last 13 games vs. teams with a .600-plus winning percentage.
*Bearcats are 4-1 ATS in their last five games overall.
*Over is 4-1 in Musketeers' last five neutral-site games.
*Musketeers are 4-0 ATS in last four games vs. teams with a .600-plus winning percentage.
The Linemakers Power Ratings: Cincinnati 144.8, Xavier 133.1
The Linemakers' lean: The kids know each other, as the schools are just 2.5 miles apart. Xavier has four players averaging double figures, its two losses are by a combined five points and it doesn't turn the ball over (11 per game). This should be a typical down-to-the-wire battle.
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Cornell (4-6 SU, 3-5 ATS) at No. 1 Duke (9-0 SU, 6-3 ATS), 7 p.m. ET, ESPNU
Line: 29.5, Total: 143.5
Due to final exams, the Blue Devils haven't played since pasting Temple, 90-67, on Dec. 8. In the meantime they rose to No. 1 for the first time since the week of Feb. 21, 2011. The Big Red fell, 66-55, at Vanderbilt on Monday. While Duke has played — and beaten — the nation's toughest schedule, Cornell has faced one ranked opponent, losing, 73-40, at Wisconsin. Cornell's top player, 6-7 Shonn Miller, has 33 points, 29 rebounds and six blocks over the past two games. He'll find the going much tougher against 6-10 Mason Plumlee (19.2 ppg, 11.3 rpg, 61 percent shooting).
*Blue Devils are 15-7 in their last 22 games vs. losing teams.
*Over is 9-3 in Big Red's last 12 games.
*Over is 5-2 in Blue Devils' last seven games.
*Big Red are 2-5 ATS in their last seven non-conference games.
*Blue Devils are 5-1 ATS in their last six non-conference games.
*Blue Devils are 4-1 ATS in their last five home games.
*Blue Devils are 5-1 ATS in their last six games overall.
Linemakers Power Ratings: Duke 149.5, Cornell 122.3 (factor in 3-4 points for home court)
No. 23 North Carolina (8-2 SU, 5-3 ATS) at Texas (6-4 SU, 3-5 ATS), 9 p.m. ET, ESPN2
Line: North Carolina -4.5, Total: 139.5
The Longhorns have played one ranked opponent this season, and it wasn't pretty: a 64-41 loss to Georgetown in which they shot 29 percent. But they're 5-0 at home. The Tar Heels nearly blew an 18-point lead to East Carolina on Saturday. They're prone to defensive lapses, like leaving 3-point shooters open and failing to fight through or switch on screens. The question is whether Texas – which ranks 268th in both scoring (63.3) and shooting percentage (40.8) – can take advantage.
*Tar Heels are 5-2 ATS in last seven road games.
*Tar Heels are 5-2 ATS in last seven games following an ATS loss.
*Longhorns are 6-13 ATS in last 19 non-conference games.
*Longhorns are 3-7 ATS in last 10 games overall.
*Under is 4-0 in Longhorns' last four games.
*Under is 9-3 in Longhorns' last 12 home games.
*Over is 4-1 in Tar Heels' last five games.
The Linemakers Power Ratings: North Carolina 145.5, Texas 139.1 (factor in 3-4 points for home court)
The Linemakers' lean: Neither team has lived up to expectations so far. The young Tar Heels haven't jelled yet, and the Longhorns have had trouble scoring without ineligible PG Myck Kabongo. UNC is 6-13 ATS in its last 19 non-conference games. Texas plays tough, physical defense and figures to keep this one close all the way.
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From jogo bonito, the artistry of Brazil's beautiful game, to Italy's defensive and cynical catenaccio, Netherlands' Total Football and the individual genius of Argentina's Diego Maradona and now Lionel Messi.
Seven consecutive World Cup appearances, the last two in particular, have also defined the U.S.
"This team showed once again that it has (guts)," U.S. midfielder Michael Bradley said.
Belgium's 2-1 extra-time victory against the U.S. in a World Cup second-round match at Arena Fonte Nova on Tuesday night was yet another reminder that Team USA's talent still cannot keep pace with its heart.
Belgium pounded the U.S. from the opening minute with an onslaught that rarely wavered yet needed 120 exhausting and bruising minutes against an American side that simply refused to back down before it could secure a spot in the quarterfinals .
Jurgen Klinsmann's U.S. side rode Tim Howard and one of the best goalkeeping performances in World Cup history into 30 minutes of extra-time. It finally gave up a pair goals yet fought back even when it was clear it was running on empty, youngster Julian Green scoring only moments after he had made his World Cup debut to put the match in doubt until the final whistle.
"A real drama, a thriller," Klinsmann said. "A game that went to the extreme."
With a familiar ending.
While Belgium moves on to meet Messi and Argentina on Saturday at Estadio Nacional in Brasilia, the U.S. is sent home from a second straight World Cup by a 2-1 second-round, extra-time defeat, the extent of progress made by the U.S. program not nearly as clear as its fight.
"I think this team took a giant step this World Cup," said U.S. defender Matt Besler, one of the pleasant surprises for Team USA in the tournament.
But did it really?
"Games like this are always hard to digest right away, you put so much into them emotionally, physically that it's hard to kind of rationalize right away," Bradley said. "Disappointment, we felt like they were there for the taking and this was a game we could win. You get to this point of the tournament and you know that margin of going on and going home is so small. And you need to be able to make a play at the right time and either end. Unfortunately for us at the end of 120 minutes they made one more play than we did."
The U.S. can look back on a World Cup in which it was a surprising survivor in the Group of Death and justifiably believe were it not for a Bradley mistake and a pair of Geoff Cameron defensive blunders it beats Cristiano Ronaldo, the world's player of the year, and Portugal.
Yet in playing a round of post-tournament "what ifs?" the U.S. will also realize that without the 35-year-old Howard playing a World Cup for the ages, Team USA could have just as easily been embarrassed by four or five goals by a much more talented Belgian side.


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I am Babar, living in Islamabad, Pakistan. Travelling, mountaineering/trekking, and reading are my hobbies. Visiting of different countries with different cultures was my dream since childhood. But I went abroad for the first time in Sept. 2002, when I visited Switzerland..........and what a fantastic start it was!. Later I visited Bonn (Germany), Denmark and Dubai (UAE). In 2003 I visited Kyrgyzstan and Turkey, and what a incredible tour that was. Especially two weeks in Kyrgyzstan were my best weeks of life. Afterwards I visited number of countries and enjoyed every minute of my stay there.
I love mountains, infact the majestic mountains had mesmerized me since I was a child. I like to spend days and weeks in the mountains(but I rarely find time for this).
Pakistan is the meeting point of three great mountain ranges: the Himalayas, Korakorams and Hindukush. In Pakistan there are five mountains over 8,000 metres, 29 over 7,500 metres and 108 over 7,000 metres. Peaks between 4,000 metres and 7,000 metres are countless. They bring with them an incredible wealth of biodiversity: extreme differences in altitude and climate make them a comfortable home for numerous kinds of plants and animals.
Mountains offer superb landscape, dense forests, sprinkling waterfalls, beautiful lakes, rivers, alpine meadows, and much more. As tourist we enjoy these things, but have we ever thought about the people living in the mountain areas?
Life for the people in the mountain villages is not always easy. The climate is extremely cold in winter, with temperature far below freezing. The terrain is rugged, with steep, rocky mountains reaching up towards the sky. The earthquake of October 8, 2005 & flood of August 2010 had very severely affected these mountain areas.
1. Switzerland (September 2002). My first overseas visit of two weeks duration. (PIA & Emirates Airlines)
2. Germany (May 2003). One week in Bonn. (Emirates Airlines)
3. Dubai (May 2003). One day only. (Emirates Airlines)
4. Copenhagen (August 2003). One week. (Swiss Air)
5. Kyrgyzstan (September 2003). Three weeks. (Turkish Airways)
6. Istanbul (September 2003). Two days only (Turkish Airways)
7. Kathmandu (March 2004). One week. (Qatar Airways)
8. Switzerland (September 2004). Three weeks (Emirates)
9. Bonn, Germany (October 2005). One week (AeroAsia & Emirates)
10. Port Elizabeth (South Africa). October 2005, 1 week (Emirates and South African Airlines)
11. Vientiane, Laos (May 2006), Two weeks (Air Blue, Thai Airline)
12. Saarland (Germany), October 2006, One week (KLM)
13. Dubai (October 2006), One day only (Emirates)
14. Amsterdam (October 2006). two days (KLM)
15. China (Beijing, Shanghai and Yiwu) November 2006. two weeks (Malaysian Airline)
16. Nepal (Kathmandu, Dhulikhel). December, 2006. One week (PIA)
17. Dhaka (Bangladesh), June, 2007. One week (Emirates)
18. Vientiane (Laos) April 2008. One week (Thai)
19. Jakarta (Indonesia) July 2008. One Week (Malaysian Airlines)
20. Zurich (Switzerland) October-November 2008 (Emirates)
21. Dubai (UAE) Jan. 2009 (PIA)
22. Kathmandu (Nepal), Oct. 2009 (Qatar Airways)
23. Kathmandu (Nepal), 2010
24. Switzerland (Geneva, Aeschi) March, 2011 (Eithad Airlines)
25. Kathmandu (Nepal) July 2011. (Etihad Airlines)
26. Kathmandu & Pokhara (Nepal) Feb. 2012 (Qatar Airlines)
27. Bern, Meiringen (Switzerland), August 2012 (Emirates)
28. Arusha (Tanzania) Feb. 2013 (Qatar Airlines)
29. Manchester, London. Feb. 2013 (Qatar Airlines)
30. Seoul, South Korea (July-September 2013) (Thai Airways)
31. London, UK, January, 2014 (Turkish Airline)
32. Pasig City, Philippines, November, 2014 (Thai Airways)
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Greeting happy birthday to you from Malaysia, I wish you good luck and all the best.
Hope your birthday is filled with all the fun you can handle!
Thanks Mr Babar accepting me request.
Happy birthday, Babar!
Babar, that really is one impre3ssive image, my friend. Great work and a very well deserved pick for Photo of the Week. fergy
Happy birthday Babar! Hope you have a wonderful day celebrating with your friends and family.
Happy Birthday Babar Bhai. سالگرہ مبارک ہو
Congratulations on your winning picture, Babar. It really is stunning as are some of your other pics as well.
Hey Babar! Just wanted to let you know that you've won VT Member Photo of the Week! I'll be emailing you shortly to get your shoe size for your VT flipflops. You can check out your photo, as featured on the VT Facebook page, here: https://www.facebook.com/VirtualTourist
Congrats and happy early bday!
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Rounding out the top 10 is the Kristen Bell-starring "Veronica Mars," the first high-profile project to gain funding from a Kickstarter campaign. The cult show-turned-feature debuted with $2 million.
Sci-fi action movie "Divergent," based on the Veronica Roth's young adult novel and starring Shailene Woodley, Theo James and Kate Winslet, stands to knock every other film a place or two down when it debuts next weekend.
Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to Rentrak. Where available, latest international numbers are also included. Final domestic figures will be released Tuesday.
1. "Mr. Peabody & Sherman," $21.2 million.
2. "300: Rise of an Empire," $19.1 million.
3. "Need for Speed," $17.8 million.
4. "Non-Stop," $10.6 million.
5. "The Single Moms Club," $8.3 million.
6. "The Lego Movie," $7.7 million.
7. "Son of God," $5.4 million.
8. "The Grand Budapest Hotel," $3.6 million.
9. "Frozen," $2.1 million.
10. "Veronica Mars," $2 million.
Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a unit of Comcast Corp.; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp.; Paramount is owned by Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co.; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by 21st Century Fox; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM is owned by a group of former creditors including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.; IFC is owned by AMC Networks Inc.; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.
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New opera celebrates imprisoned Maori hero
One of the best things about the work is the way McLeod has injected humor into what might be an unrelievedly grim evening. This is particularly true of Hohepa himself, portrayed with dignity but also a sly sense of fun by the fresh-voiced baritone Phillip Rhodes, and of the food-obsessed Te Kumete, as brought to life by the imposing bass-baritone Jonathan Lemalu.
Tenor Nicky Spence sang with bright ardor as Mason, and soprano Jenny Wollerman rose with pluck to some fearsome high notes as Jane. Soprano Deborah Wai Kapohe brought luscious tone to the role of Hohepa's wife, Te Rai, and bass Martin Snell was a chilling governor.
The production, directed by Sara Brodie, uses a set (by Tony De Goldi) consisting of two movable staircases with a screen in the back for video projections (by Louise Potiki Bryant). The choreography is by Taiaroa Royal.
Marc Taddei conducted the ensemble, drawn from members of the Wellington Orchestra. There are two more performances, March 17 and 18.
Despite the opera's upbeat conclusion, the story of Maori suffering is hardly at an end. A United Nations report last year noted the "extreme disadvantage in the social and economic conditions of Maori people in comparison to the rest of New Zealand society." The report also said that Maoris, who make up about 15 percent of the population, account for 51 percent of those in prison.
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From the village of Usa River near the city of Arusha in north-central Tanzania, Gertrude Protas Kitia uses the ancient art of Masai beadwork in both traditional and contemporary designs and techniques. Gertrude designs these lightweight wire bracelets using traditional Masai patterns. Each of the six bangles features a sturdy and lightweight wire core with porcelain and glass beads for a generous splash of color. These unique bracelets uplift your spirits while uplifting Gertrude and the women she supports!
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April 2, 2014 - Easy to wear. Light weight and nice bright colors.
September 26, 2013 - i love these bracelets! they are very easy to wear with almost anything, and give a very special touch. I have mine still tied together and lots of people asked me where I got them or if I made them, I say greater good!
Artisan: Gertrude Kitia
Handicrafts have been Gertrude Kitia's passion for as long as she can remember. This interest, coupled with a strong determination to help struggling women survive, led Gerturde to teach ancient Masai beading techniques to local women in Tanzania. Eventually, Gertrude formed a women's cooperative with the aim of helping women in her community who needed employment.
Despite the challenges of its remote location, limited transportation and non-existent government aid, the cooperative has managed to thrive because of Gertrude's tenacity. She not only provides women with trade skills and technique, she also promises fair wages and working conditions for the women, a situation which is fairly uncommon in Tanzania. The cooperative is also environmentally-focused and uses recycled and natural resources in all of their designs. Gertrude's cooperative not only provides a better living for women through sales of their designs, it has also successfully preserved traditional beading techniques and patterns of the Masai people.
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