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23rd International CODATA Conference
Alex Ball reports on a conference on 'Open Data and Information for a Changing Planet' held by the International Council for Science's Committee on Data for Science and Technology (CODATA) at Academia Sinica, Taipei, Taiwan on 28–31 October 2012.
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India's endeavours ended at the Volkswagen World junior table tennis championships at the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh indoor stadium on Monday when its girls' squad lost its second and last engagement to Hong Kong 3-2, having thrown in the towel in the morning to South Korea 3-0.
Incidentally, Hong Kong had got the better of Korea 3-1, which had vanquished India 3-0 earlier in the day. Interestingly, the home side, ranked 13th, raised its playing levels remarkably in the evening to stretch Hong Kong, listed as sixth.
Manika Batra remained the Indian girls squad's trump card, the steady ship in an otherwise shaky national fleet, after Reeth Rishya had capitulated to Hoi Kem Doo in the opening singles. Pushing Ching Wan Li farther from the table, Manika would squeeze out the short ball, which she would smash with aplomb and accuracy. Her court craft revolved around control enabled largely by the reach of her long arms that let little past her.
If Manika won the first game in facile fashion, the second went the distance, all the same in her favour at 13-11. Nerves seemed to get the better of her from game three, as she drifted away from the table and conceded the edge. The feebleness of her serve and lack of variety in it hardly helped matters, these frailties coming to the fore in games three and four, which Li won 11-8, 11-5.
Back to her aggressive self in the decider, Manika shot off to a 5-0 start, but lost the lead slip away as Li drew level. The dominance she displayed earlier seemed to desert her as she was perched at 10-9, but then she drew up on her last reserve of strength to pull through 11-9.
Wai Yam Minnie Soo had a bagful of tricky serves to bemuse Suthirtha Mukherjee, claiming the first game 11-9 mostly on the strength of her opening missives. Suthirtha settled scores in the second, but let go of the third. Not one to give up easily, Suthirtha held on gamely, running her rival close but buckling in the end.
Summoned again to pull India out of the rough, Manika played the fourth singles, this time against Kem Doo. The day's toil seemed to have taken its toll on the Indian paddler, who lost the first two games 11-7, 11-5 and then staged a strong comeback to clinch the next three 15-13, 11-6, 11-9. In the decider, Reeth caved in 11-7, 11-7, 11-6.
In the morning, Indian coach Kamlesh Mehta seemed a satisfied man after his girls' squad lost 0-3 to Korea. "They were beaten by a better team, after their good showing against France on Sunday," said the several time national champion. Dwelling on the positives, he said the girls had handled their rallies quite ably. "They worked well especially on strategy," Mehta added.
The Indian boys' team takes on Egypt on Tuesday to decide places 15 and 16.
The results: (Stage 2): Junior boys: Group E: Japan bt Hungary 3-0; Japan bt Poland 3-1.Group F: France bt Hong Kong 3-0; France bt Brazil 3-0. Group G: China bt Belgium 3-0; China bt Chinese Taipei 3-0.Group H: South Korea bt Czech Republic 3-0; South Korea bt Germany 3-1. Junior girls: Group E: China bt Croatia 3-0; China bt Russia 3-0. Group F: Japan bt Chinese Taipei 3-0; Japan bt Germany 3-0. Group G: South Korea bt India 3-0 (Dasom Lee bt T. Reeth Rishya 10-12, 11-1, 13-11, 11-8, Yumi Jung bt Manika Batra 11-8, 11-9, 6-11, 2-11, 11-8, Zion Lee bt Suthirtha Mukherjee 11-7, 8-11, 11-5, 11-4); Hong Kong bt South Korea 3-1; Hong Kong bt India 3-2 (Hoi Kem Doo bt T. Reeth Rishya 11-5, 11-3, 11-4, Ching Wan Li lost to Manika Batra 4-11, 11-13, 11-8, 11-5, 9-11, Wai Yam Minnie Soo bt Suthirtha Mukherjee 11-9, 9-11, 11-6, 12-10, Hoi Kem Doo lost to Manika Batra 11-7, 11-5, 13-15, 6-11, 9-11, Ching Wan Li bt T. Reeth Rishya 11-7, 11-7, 11-6).
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Early Sunday, Collier County deputies were looking for a white motorcycle after a man said it had been stolen from his apartment's parking lot in the 800 block of Wiggins Pass Road, according to an arrest report. A Collier County sheriff's deputy who saw a motorcycle fitting the description on Interstate 75 tried to pull the motorcycle driver over near Pine Ridge Road, but the bike would not stop, reports said.
Minutes later, another deputy saw the bike "in pieces" at the I-75 on-ramp at Golden Gate Parkway. The driver, identified as Asleys Acosta, was found unconscious but breathing in a ditch about 25 feet away from the bike, according to an arrest report.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- American International Group (AIG - Get Report) was the winner among U.S. financial name on Thursday, heading into the holiday weekend with shares rising over 1% to close at $32.91.
The broad indexes were mixed, after the U.S. Labor Department reported that initial unemployment claims for the week ended March 30 were a seasonally adjusted 357,000 declining from 363,000 the previous week. Continuing claims for the week ended March 24 fell 16,000 to a seasonally adjusted 3.34 million.
Earlier on Thursday, stocks were weak, after yields on Spanish 10-year bonds rose another 12 basis points to 5.81%, their highest level during 2012.
The KBW Bank Index (I:BKX) pulled back slightly to close at 48.86.AIG's shares have now returned 42% year-to-date, following a 52% decline during 2011. The shares trade for 11 times the consensus 2013 earnings estimate of $2.89, among analysts polled by Thomson Reuters. The consensus 2012 EPS estimate is $2.73.


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Pomegranate Braised Brisket
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Pomegranate Braised Brisket
- Prep Time : 5 min
- Cook Time : 4 hour
- Ready Time : 4 hour, 5 min
- 1 four- pound 1st cut beef brisket
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1/2 teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
- 4 tablespoons olive oil, divided
- 3 medium onions, peeled and cut into 1/8ths
- 6 cloves garlic, smashed
- 2 cups pomegranate juice
- 2 cups chicken broth
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 3 bay leaves
- 1 small bunch fresh thyme
Preheat oven to 375 F. Season brisket with salt and pepper. Heat 2 tablespoons olive oil in a large roasting pan or dutch oven over medium high heat. Sear brisket about 4 minutes per side or until browned. Remove and set aside. Add remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil and sauté onions and garlic for 5 minutes over medium low heat until softened. Return brisket to pan and add pomegranate juice, broth, honey, bay leaves, and thyme. Bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cover. Transfer to preheated oven and roast for 2 hours. Flip brisket over and continue roasting for 1 to 1 ½ more hours or until tender. Let brisket rest for 10 minutes before thinly slicing against the grain. Strain liquid and serve on the side as au jus. Recipe from the Pesach 2011 issue of the Joy of Kosher with Jamie Geller Magazine.
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Made this for the 2nd seder. Everyone raved about it! Thank you
Can the Pomegranate Braised Brisket be cooked in slow cooker. If so, what adjustments should I make to the recipe? Thank You
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Sounds lovely, but can you get kosher for peseach pomegranate juice?
And where? I am in Western Mass. I can get to Boston. I'd rather not shlep to NYC if I don't have to.
I would love to make this for Peseach, but where can I get kosher l'Peseach pomegrantate juice?
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I have made this outstanding brisket twice. My dinner guests loved it. I added chopped mint as a garnish and served it with couscous. yum.
Hi Jamie,
What cut of brisket do you use, 1st or 2nd ?
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I was wondering whether I could use this sauce as a marinde for London broil made under the oven grill?
Also is it necessary to sear London broil like brisket or does the grilling process used for London broil replace the searing?
I want to serve this recipe for shabbat lunch but I don't have a slow cooker. Can I cook it on Friday and re-heat it in a warming cupboard on Shabbat morning?


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NORFOLK (AP) -- The president of the Virginia School Boards Association is planning to visit each of the association's nine regions throughout the state.
On Wednesday, Kerri Wilson will visit three schools in Norfolk - 8:45 a.m. at P.B. Young, Sr. Elementary School, 9:30 a.m. at Lindenwood Elementary School and 10:45 a.m. at Ghent Elementary School. Joining Wilson will be VSBA Executive Director Gina Patterson, Norfolk Public Schools Superintendent Samuel T. King and School Board member Rodney Jordan.
'In order to be a true champion for all of Virginia's public school children, whether it is with the General Assembly, the Board of Education, or the Secretary of Education, I must gain firsthand knowledge of the variables impacting student achievement,' she said.
Wilson says the visits will help her get a better understanding of the challenges that schools and their divisions are facing and of each division's successes.


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mdraid vs. dmraid benchmark and Intel RAID0/RAID1 on same pair of drives
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Re: mdraid vs. dmraid benchmark and Intel RAID0/RAID1 on same pair of drives
I do have links(ithink...) but they are on a different unaccessible OS.
The method is simple to create a 3 disk RAID 1+0. Create a RAID 1 array and then use that RAID array as the second volume for a RAID 0. I have no idea how safe or good it is.
...Terrible explanation, I know. Sorry.
The steps are in a RAID forum, the name of which I cannot recall since I have not looked at it for over a year... but it is all about dmraid and the md application. IIRC, the author of dmraid announces new versions in that forum.
You will have to hunt for it -google is your friend.
For example, 2-way mirroring on 3 drives would look like
A RAID 10, sometimes called RAID 1+0 ...
[ there is a diagram at the link; making one here that looks decent is too hard]
(NOTE: This is why Wikipedia sux; RAID 10 is
to be 1+0, a stripe of mirror, but just about every vendor reverses it so RAID 10 has become RAID 0+1, a mirror of striped disks, but they don't bother to tell you that. -> Never trust a vendor that says they have raid 10 w/o defining what it is.)
AS for making a disk part RAID 0 & part RAID 1, the only way I think that could be done would be by using EVMS.
I have never done that although I have had swap on a RAID array. The swap is always swap no matter where it goes.
EVMS does have a mailing list that is used for Q&A as well as dev., annoucements, etc.
To get good answers to RAID questions, a forum dealing with RAID would be a good location. Obviously NV does not care to assist... and I (obviously, too) am no expert.
Good Luck!
PS: Thanks for that link! I will give it a look later.
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Nexus 7 3G and Nexus 7 LTE finally get Lollipop factory images
The Nexus family is treated like Android royalty and is among the very first devices to get updated to a new software version. That's great, except the Nexus 7 tablets with mobile data did not get the princely treatment they deserve and their update was delayed.
This affected both the original Nexus 7 and the Nexus 7 (2013). No more though, Google released the factory images for Android 5.0.2 Lollipop for both devices. Read more »


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Pure and simple: Sauerbruch Hutton's headquarters building, for Germany's Federal Environment Agency, is a model of integration.
Matthias Sauerbruch addressed the issue in a 2002 lecture, 'Modernism without dogma'. He noted that whereas the Bauhaus had concerned itself, in broad terms, with the unification of art and technology, the UBA stands for the symbiosis of technology and nature. The Bauhaus discounted the relationship of buildings to nature, wilfully ignoring the effects of sun by providing a giant single-glazed window facade facing west not north: 'The self-confident geometry of the building and its prismatic purity communicated ... unbroken dominance over nature (which, as we all know by now, has a purely rhetorical character, as the building is in a permanent state of decay.)'
For Sauerbruch Hutton, the Bauhaus served as 'model and warning'. It celebrated an extraordinary combination of artistic impulse, desire to build, and a truly impressive attitude to production (the entire project was designed and built in 18 months). Yet the project was flawed by 'the contradiction between standardisation/mass production on the one hand, and artistically inspired craftsmanship on the other', which resulted in very limited use of standardised construction, and hardly any industrial prefabrication. It makes the construction programme look even more impressive.
Sauerbruch suggested that despite the many and obvious differences between the Bauhaus building and the UBA headquarters, they generally stem from changes in the context in which we live, rather than a fundamentally different design spirit. (Reviewing SH's work to date, it would be hard to think of a practice more committed to the integration of colour, art and architecture, just as much in commercial buildings as in more obvious cultural situations, surely in the Bauhaus spirit.) He believed the connection between rationality (technology and planning) and sensuality (in materials and production), plus the integration of a large spectrum of aesthetic expression was exemplary: 'This dimension of real integration constitutes a quality that has more or less been lost in the meantime and which our generation has to re-acquire'.
Integration was of course a keynote of the Weimar Bauhaus; Kenneth Frampton quotes from its 1919 Proclamation in his Modern Architecture, a Critical History: 'Together let us conceive and create the new building of the future, which will embrace architecture and sculpture and painting in one unity ...' It is an aspiration which has recognisably informed the new UBA building, opened to great acclaim in May this year, though one might say that integration has been taken several steps beyond art and architecture. Quite apart from aesthetic elements, this project (known as the 'snake') synthesises ideas about regeneration, landscape and the city, energy consciousness, mixed-use, community use and urban design in a joyful free-form expression rarely found in that generally banal typology, the government office building.
The regulatory authorities in the former East German town must have been startled by the architecture presented to them. Without close scrutiny, it would be hard to guess that the offices (for 800 workers in ten departments) are cellular standardised units, mostly of about 12 square metres to conform with public sector requirements in Germany. Laid side by side, the conceptual diagram for the building could have been a 600m long office terrace plus corridor; the competition design proposed a four-storey curved building of about 460m length, with the offices placed either side of a central corridor, and a tree-like circulation route. Apart from the flowing nature of the plan, the authorities were certainly surprised by the idea that the entire site would be accessible to all, and as a public route. No security fencing! But the real surprise, unless they were familiar with SH's previous work, would have been the bold colour palette used on the exterior (more restrained on the interior).
There is absolutely nothing arbitrary about the way in which colour has been deployed on this project. A key purpose is to break down the potentially monolithic nature of the facade, while providing a colour code for seven different areas of the building, each of the seven sets of colour related chromatically to its neighbour. The facade, which is 35 per cent glass, has eight alternating horizontal bands of timber and glass. Spandrels are clad in larch slats, which will weather to silver-grey. Clear glazed windows are set back 30cm from the timber; in between a series of glass 'blocks' of varying widths are inserted, with screen-print colour enamelled onto the back surface. In addition, the reveals of the coloured blocks have been treated with contrasting colours.
Internally, colour slides in and out of the facades in an entirely rational way, widths varying according to the percentage of glazing. In the 'Forum' entrance foyer, both external and internal facades appear. Complicated to explain, but once you are in the building you begin to understand how all this works, and to appreciate the subtlety both of the colours and the thinking behind each element of the completed design. This is a big building (nearly 40 000sqm) which has been packaged into more comfortable (colour-coded) elements, the whole brought together by the splendid curving atrium with multiple bridge links; it incorporates an auditorium and library (the latter a restored, upgraded and expanded old building), while cafe, which is open to the public as well as agency workers, is placed separately on the site as two pieces: a brick 'garden-wall' kitchen element, and a glazed pavilion looking across landscape to the offices.
The site plan in part derives from a landscape proposition going beyond the building plot. It also relates to the surviving small Worlitzer Bahnhof, becoming an information centre, which provides an end stop for the new complex, but originally marked the division between industrial town and countryside beyond, in particular the Worlitz Garden, created in the English eighteenth-century style. A freeform arc of 'landscape in the city' connects the area in front of the main Dessau station (1 hr 20mins to Berlin, where many of the agency staff currently live) to the residential area beyond the new complex, with the new cafe providing a small plug on one side, the office complex a bigger complement opposite. The implied landscape flows into the Forum of the offices, with a variety of carefully considered planting extending the idea of natural infiltration. It is all a long way removed from the industrial uses of the area on which the agency now stands, which from the late nineteenth century were based round the gas industries. Industrial uses, with concomitant pollution and ground contamination, continued into the 1990s; 1940s bombing resulted in post-war rebuilding. Part of the UBA move has involved a five-year ground water purification programme; no stone left unturned.
As you would expect, the environmental brief from the client, was about as rigorous as it could get. The task was to produce a building that would perform, in energy terms, 50 per cent better than one which would meet current regulations. Energy consumption was not to exceed 30-kilowatt hours per square metre per year. All materials were to be assessed from an ecological and biological point of view (which resulted in materials from aluminium to zinc being excluded; no plastic is visible in the building). The architects had to specify materials and products which were entirely ecologically correct: Russian larch was excluded on the grounds that the same type could be bought from Bavaria, involving fewer transport miles. Energy-saving measures had to show that they would provide payback, admittedly over a 50-year period. However, no special cost allowance was made for any of this; in fact the building came in under the budget of [euro]68 million, which was based on the standard cost per square metre of a German government building.
The green credentials of the complex are not advertised in a crudely exhibitionistic way. The renewable energy elements are largely hidden, including use of landfill methane for district heating, a geothermal heat exchanger--air inlets are masked by artworks--plus solar-assisted cooling plant and photovoltaic systems. All this produces about 20 per cent of the required energy to run the building, which is largely naturally ventilated. Offices all have opening windows, although on the west facade they cannot provide primary ventilation, while night ventilation is managed via electrically powered panels which can be controlled in respect of timing and temperature. The thermal mass of the reinforced-concrete frame, with exposed ceilings, helps.
What lessons does this complex hold for clients and designers with a less prescriptive agenda? One is that organisations that by definition are obsessive about environmental issues, find it difficult to take risks. Here the architects were not allowed to use recycled concrete, or vegetable oil as fuel, because the UBA has not yet sufficiently tested either to be certain they are appropriate. Another lesson might be that being truly tough on materials and products from a particular viewpoint excludes quite significant materials, whose manufacturers would no doubt be able to mount vigorous arguments as to why they too are ecologically correct. A third is that designing to meet the highest requirements for environmentally correct buildings does not necessarily involve a price premium.
Perhaps most important for Dessau is the growing contribution the building will make to the regeneration not just of this blighted site, but to the city as a whole. With one of the highest unemployment rates in the country, at 40 per cent-plus, the psychological impact of such a significant federal investment will be considerable. And of course there is now an additional reason to visit Dessau.
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There are a lot of external battery packs for the iPhone, fewer still for the power hungry iPad, and even fewer for laptops because of the non-standard plugs. So I was very excited to see the PowerSlate from Nexiom at CE Week in New York City last month.
Not only does this one device offer over 13,000mAh of power (almost ten times that of iPhone battery cases) it can provide power for an iPad, and even most laptops!
I just received an email about a couple of new products that, as an educator, got me excited - a binder insert for the iPad and an app called Quizzam. How cool will this be in the classroom!
The binder makes it easier for kids to carry devices and less easy to lose. I love that!
Making music has been a part-time practice for me for decades now and I've dabbled in everything from guitar and piano to drums and didgeridoo. One thing that I've particularly enjoyed over the past several years is the way programs like Garage Band have made composing and recording great original tracks easy for everyone from amateurs like myself, to professionals like Trent Reznor, composer of The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo soundtrack and Nine Inch Nails frontman. And if Garage Band made things convenient before iOS, then since the arrival of Garage Band on iOS, recording whatever we are inspired to compose has truly become a graceful, portable and trouble-free affair.
So I was excited when I got the opportunity to try out the new Carbon 49 keyboard by Samson. The Carbon 49 is an economical and portable solution to MIDI music performance and it boasts a number of unique and valuable features to make the process of playing and capturing music an intuitive one, with high quality results. I got to spend hours jamming on this little instrument this week and here are some of my findings and feedback.
Here's another mini review in this series of the new iPad 3 Speck Cases. The below mini review is unedited and is from an iPad 2 user. (Additional photos at end.)
"The subject of today's review is the Speck MagFolio Luxe for iPad2/ iPad (3rd generation). The folio is sleek. The cradle fits the iPad perfectly and securely.
Due to the nature of the fresh, new leather, the iPad could easily slide through your hands. The closure is magnetized and does not provide a secure "snap" closing of the cover.
Before you drop $300 on a fancy celebrity endorsed set of headphones, you might be better served trying the iWOW-U from SRS Labs and your existing headphones. That's what I did, with a $20 pair of Sony headphones and the sound quality was significantly better. The iWOW-U is a 3.5mm extension cord but with a twist. It includes a powered amplifier that enhances the sound quality and does a great job of stereo separation... I was skeptical, but the improvement was immediately noticeable and I am a tough cookie to please.
I'd like to introduce you to a great Kickstarter project that could use your support. The Tablift is a great idea that (as of this publishing) is just over 24 hours away from being fully funded, and it's almost there! With a pledged $77,000 towards their required $78,000 goal the Tablift is only hours away from becomming a reality!
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East Regional Final Preview
East Regional Final Preview
UNC vs. Louisville
By Brian Edwards
North Carolina and Louisville are set to collide in Saturday's Elite Eight showdown at Bobcat Arena in Charlotte. Las Vegas Sports Consultants opened the Tar Heels as five-point favorites with a total of 152.
As of early this morning, most sports books had UNC (35-2 straight up, 23-11 against the spread) listed as a 5½-point 'chalk' with the total adjusted into the 154-155 range. Gamblers can back Louisville (27-8 SU, 20-12 ATS) to win outright for a plus 200 return (risk $100 to win $200).
Roy Williams's team advanced to the East region finals thanks to a 68-47 win over Washington St. as an 8½-point favorite at most spots. The 115 combined points stayed 'under' the 142-point total in a game in which UNC was facing its lowest total of the season, while the Cougars were looking at their highest tally of the year.
Tony Bennett's veteran team led by senior guard Derrick Low and Kyle Weaver kept the game close for the first 12 minutes and change. However, a late first-half run allowed the Heels to take command by a 35-21 count at intermission.
From there, it was all UNC. Tyler Hansbrough, the junior power forward who was named National Player of the Year, finished with 18 points and nine rebounds. Danny Green added 15 points and five boards off the bench.
Rick Pitino's squad has been just as dominant as UNC in its first three games of the tournament. The Cardinals won their Sweet 16 matchup with second-seeded Tennessee by a 79-60 score, easily cashing tickets for their backers as three-point favorites. The 139 combined points remained 'under' the 146-point tally.
As always, Pitino's troops utilized a balanced attack, with five players scoring in double figures led by Earl Clark with his 17 points and 12 rebounds. The Cardinals led by seven at halftime and Tennessee never really make any sort of serious run.
Prior to taking out the SEC's regular-season champs, U of L destroyed Oklahoma (78-48) and Boise St. (79-61). Dating back to Jan. 5, the Cards have been a big-time money maker, cashing tickets at a frenetic 17-4-1 ATS clip.
Louisville has only been an underdog four times this season, posting a 3-0-1 spread record in the process. As for UNC, it has a 12-5 spread record as a single-digit 'chalk.'
North Carolina has won 14 consecutive games, posting an 8-6 ATS record during that stretch. The Heels haven't lost since a home game against Duke (without Ty Lawson) way back on Feb. 6.
The 'under' is 20-12 overall for Louisville. On the flip side, North Carolina has watched the 'over' cash at a 21-12 rate.
Tip-off on CBS is scheduled for 9:05 p.m. Eastern.
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(3) Louisville (27-8, 20-12-1 ATS) vs. (1) North Carolina (35-2, 23-11 ATS)
North Carolina flattened fourth-seeded Washington State 68-47 Thursday in its Sweet 16 contest, easily covering the eight-point spread. The Tar Heels have won 14 straight, and they've cashed in all three Tournament contests after going 3-7 ATS in the previous 10.
This is the Tar Heels' third trip to the Elite Eight in the last four years, and they went 1-1 SU and ATS in the last two appearances, with the win coming in 2005 on their way to claiming the national title. Last year in this round, Carolina blew a six-point halftime lead and got bounced by Georgetown, losing 96-84 in overtime as a 3½-point chalk.
Louisville beat up second-seeded Tennessee 79-60 Thursday, easily cashing as a two-point favorite, moving to 3-0 ATS in the tourney. The Cardinals, who are in the Elite Eight for the first time since going all the way to the Final Four in 2005, are on a 12-2 SU and ATS tear, going 5-1 ATS in the last six.
These two teams haven't met since the 1990s, squaring off three years in a row from 1997-99. Carolina went 2-1 in those contests, but Louisville cashed in all three games, all as an underdog.
The pointspread trends are almost all positive for Roy Williams' troops, including 23-10 overall, 5-1 in the Tournament, 8-3 on Saturday, 21-7 against winning teams, 39-14-1 after a spread-cover and 41-17-1 in non-conference play. But the Tar Heels are 3-5 ATS in their last eight as a chalk and 1-7 ATS in their last eight as a favorite of less than seven points.
Like UNC, the Cardinals are on several positive ATS runs, including 18-5-1 overall, 6-2-1 in the Tournament, 4-0 against the ACC, 5-0 in non-conference play, 10-1 after a SU win, 13-3-1 against teams with a winning record, 9-2 after a spread-cover and 6-2-1 as a 'dog. The lone blemish for Louisville is an 0-8 ATS mark as a neutral-site underdog.
Both of these teams have been flat-out dominant statistically through the first three games of the Tournament. North Carolina is averaging 96.3 ppg and shooting a blistering 57.8 percent from the field while holding the opposition to 40.9 percent. Meanwhile, Louisville – which has scored 79, 78 and 79 points in its first three contests – is outshooting its opponents 55.8 percent to 40.1 percent, and allowing just 56.3 ppg.
For Carolina, which ranks second in the nation in scoring offense at 89.3 ppg, the over is on streaks of 7-3-1 overall, 5-2 in the Tournament, 7-3 in non-conference play, 7-2-1 with the Tar Heels favored and 11-4 following a win of more than 20 points. On the flip side, for Louisville, the under is on runs of is 4-1-1 overall (all at neutral sites), 5-1-1 outside the Big East, 15-5-1 following a SU win and 10-4 as an underdog.
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Elite Eight analysis & pick: Louisville vs. UNC
Louisville vs. North Carolina
Odds: UNC -5 1/2, O/U 155
Even if you only started following college hoops when the NCAA Tournament began, you know by now that North Carolina can put the ball in the basket.
The Tar Heels are the No. 2 scoring offense in the nation. Tyler Hansbrough is relentless in the paint. Ty Lawson and Wayne Ellington can shoot the lights out from the perimeter. And the Heels scored more than 100 points in each of their first two games.
But what you might not know is that this team can play defense when it has to. The gritty, man-to-man, elbows-in-your-ribs-all-day kind of defense that kills an oppenent's will to win.
"I'd rather win in the 80s, 90s and 100s," UNC coach Roy Williams said after the game, "but sometimes you have to win in the 50s and 60s."
And so they did.
UNC won 69-47 Thursday night against a Washington State team that would prefer to change the shot clock to 45 seconds. The Heels made Washington State fight for everything it got, which wasn't a heck of a lot. The Cougars were held to 20 percent three-point shooting and 31 percent field goal shooting.
That said, the play for this game might be on the total. Louisville has a lot of talent, but I'm not sure the Cards have the scoring power to run with UNC all day.
What they do have is great defense. They love to pressure full-court all game and they can throw different looks at you to keep you guessing.
Going back to Big East play, they haven't allowed more than 62 points in regulation time in their last six games. I think their best bet at toppling UNC is to stick to that tough defense and try to squeak by these dangerous Tar Heels.
A good place to start is to look at Friday's game. The Cards got a good lesson in how to guard Hansbrough down low from Wazzu.
Aaron Baynes did a great job of standing tall without fouling and forcing Hansbrough to make the shots. The UNC junior managed only two points in the first half before his teammates helped him break the game open and he picked up 16 more in the second half.
But for 20 minutes, Hansbrough was frutstrated and missing everything. He even went 0-for-2 from the line late in the first half, which is something you rarely see from the guy who's been to the stripe more times than any other player in UNC history.
Louisville big man and leading scorer David Padgett will likely be faced with the main task of stopping Hansbrough. That might leave him tired at the other end of the court where he tends to do some damage.
That means the Cards need scoring from other sources and fortunately, this bench goes deep. Eight players average at least six points per game and coach Rick Pitino works everyone into the game so much, it's tough to keep track of who's on the floor.
With a strong mix of forwards and guards, these squads match up very well against one another. I'd prefer to go with a play on the total because I think Louisville's best shot at winning this one is to keep the score low.
But since we're sticking to sides, it's tough to go against the team on a 14-game winning streak.
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Taking time out for yourself in Cape Town can take many forms. You can take a walk on the beach, enjoy a spa treatment, tuck into gourmet food and wine or sip on a perfect brew with a few sweet treats to delight you at high tea. Often the perfect way to catch up with friends or loved ones, high tea not only offers an afternoon of exciting new teas and treats that delight the eyes and palate, you can also enjoy all of this while admiring the splendour of your surroundings. I sampled a few high teas on offer around the city and found a few gems.


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Currently at Highway 17 (hard) for the second time. I really liked this game, the graphics are great and so is the gameplay. Too bad I get *****loads of stuttering running on rig featuring 2.7Ghz (FX55+ performance-like) A64 3200+ 939, 6800GT and a gig of RAM. Also I get random slowdowns for no damn reason. I made a custom config file which made the game really good, but not perfect. Oh, and there's really no scary part in this game, except when you finally get to meet the fast zombies, when they jump from roof to roof in Ravenholm.
I would really like to know how you can get the blue Gravity Gun before you get to Our Benefactors, it would be a challenge to finish the game using it only.
I think it would be reasonably easy to beat the game with only the blue gravity gun. Although, on second thought, it may be a challenge. I don't think you can kill the striders with it though so it would be impossible. And like Saturnotaku said, it screws up stuff in the game.
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Cincinnati – Fifth Third Mortgage Company, a subsidiary of Fifth Third Bank, and the 13th largest originator in the country (Inside Mortgage Finance, Fourth Quarter 2012) continues to outpace the industry in permanent modifications in the government's Home Affordable Modification Program (HAMP). This is the third consecutive year Fifth Third Mortgage Company has exceeded the national average.
Of the Mortgage Company's portfolio eligible for HAMP consideration, approximately 97 percent of trial plans have been converted to permanent modifications. According to U.S. Treasury data released through January 2013, that percentage is higher than the national average of 87 percent.
"Fifth Third is dedicated to keeping customers in their homes by converting eligible borrowers into this program," said Steven Alonso, executive vice president and head of Fifth Third's Consumer Bank. "We remain focused on providing our customers the best guidance on their mortgage loan options and payments."
The Mortgage Company uses HAMP on its Fannie Mae-and Freddie Mac-owned mortgages, per government sponsored entities' (GSE) guidelines. The program requires a three-month trial modification period before being converted to permanent status.
For eligible homeowners, Fifth Third Bank has created a Web site to provide easy-to-understand guidelines for the program requirements. The site, www.53.com/gethelp, has resources on completing the paperwork for participation in HAMP and other helpful tips for borrowers.
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Holden Village is a Lutheran ministry, nestled in a forested valley at 3,200 feet in the North Cascade Mountains of Washington state. The Village welcomes people of all ages, ethnicities, faiths and backgrounds, offering modest yet comfortable amenities in a wilderness setting.
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Mine remediation workers are not the only ones who are gearing up for our final season of heavy construction. In the Village, we'll be busy with several capital improvement projects. Your trade skills will make a difference in the effort to reach the finish line. We need:
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HOLDEN SCHOOL NEWS: Ramping up for the end of the school year, and with the largest graduating class in Holden School history, the high school students have been bringing new skills to the community. After a semester of International Culinary Arts class, the students cooked a meal for staff, including dishes like Hum Bao (steamed pork buns from China) and Galub Jamun (deep fried dough in a sugary syrup from South Asia). The five seniors also gave their Senior Presentations, reflecting on themselves, their education and visions for the future. They also shared their many gifts, like improvisational piano-playing, teardrop trailer-building and monologue-performing, to name a few. We're proud of all they've accomplished and excited for their adventures yet to come!
RHUBARB FESTIVAL: If there's one thing we can't get enough of in this village, it's RHUBARB! That's right: those tart, reddish-green stalks that grow rampant on our grounds, in our gardens and along our chalets. With the excessively leafy plant threatening to take over our pathways and swallow our flowerbeds, Villagers will not be denied this tasty, obscure morsel in their baked goods. So, at the Snack Bar Grand Reopening last week, the Lawns & Gardens crew hosted a rollicking Rhubarb Festival! In addition to traditional Holden ice cream scoops, Villagers were served homemade crisps, cookies, custards and pies, all bursting with the vanquished rhubarb. The Holden community came out dressed in red and green and as a whole, showed their love (in conquest) of the herbaceous perennial vegetable.
LET THERE BE LIGHT: One of the major Village renewal projects during these years of construction has been transferring Holden electricity underground. A safety and aesthetic improvement, the new system runs power through underground rather than overhead lines. The Capital Projects Team tirelessly trenched, ran conduit and pulled cable last summer, to pave the way for launching the new electrical design this year. A few weeks ago, Lodge 3, the Hotel and the Sauna were hooked up to the new system, accompanied by a "blessing of the electricity" ceremony; the overhead power lines behind the Hotel were taken down, leaving an unobstructed view of Dumbell Mountain; and yesterday, Agape was hooked up to the new system as well, with more buildings on the way.


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