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Utah football: 'We've got to go faster'Posted Aug 9th - 2:01pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — Fully padded up the Utes took the practice field for day five of fall camp and the coaches told us that the tempo is still not fast enough.
In accordance with the rest of college football trying to speed up the tempo (only half joking) the Utes are trying to do the same thing and on day five of camp the tempo wasn't where the head coach and offensive coordinator wanted.
"We have got to get better, that was not a very good performance," Dennis Erickson said. "We didn't go fast today. We've got to go faster and play faster than that."
UTEcast 8-8: Injuries shuffle depth chart in day 4Posted Aug 8th - 3:59pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
Every week we here at the Crimson Corner are teaming up with the UteSportsReport.com staff to bring you the UTEcast, a podcast focusing on everything Utes.
This week on the UTEcast we broke down day 4 of the Utes' fall camp, one in which might have been the best day of practice we've seen, but was overshadowed by some injuries to key players.
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Utah football: Injuries to linebackers dim Utes best practice of fallPosted Aug 8th - 1:44pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — Day four of the Utes fall camp brought the best practice overall the team has seen and some injuries to the linebackers.
Beginning with the linebackers, Reshawn Hooker sustained another concussion on Wednesday, his third concussion in two years.
That will force Hooker to basically retire from football. This is frustrating coming off the news yesterday that the Utes were going to move him to safety due to Tevin Carter having not made it to cam yet.
Utah football: Safeties going to plan BPosted Aug 7th - 3:12pm by Mike Grant
SALT LAKE CITY — The Utes put the pads on today and the players always seem to love to talk about that. Eric Rowe was no different. "Everybody is getting ready to hit again, it's the first day since spring ball," Rowe said smiling.
One of the most notable changes from day three has to be in the defensive backfield at safety. Junior college transfer Tevin Carter has not made it to camp yet so head coach Kyle Whittingham is starting to turn to plan "B" right now giving some snaps to linebacker Reshawn Hooker at strong safety.
"We don't know when that's going to happen," Whittingham said about Tevin Carter getting to Utah. "Potentially it may not happen."
3 most improved position groups for the 2013 UtesPosted Aug 7th - 2:02pm by Mike Grant
SALT LAKE CITY — Fall camp has begun on the hill and according to head coach Kyle Whittingham there are three position groups that have significantly improved since a year ago.
Offensive line
It is difficult to begin this discussion without remembering what a disaster the offensive line was a year ago. The entire fall camp the line shifted, changed, reworked and it showed in the first couple games of the season.
McCormick keeps impressing Ute coaching staff, day 2 takeawaysPosted Aug 6th - 3:58pm by Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — After a lackluster showing on Monday, the Utes bounced back with a much better practice Tuesday morning.
"We came out with the right attitude and the right mindset," Utah head coach Kyle Whittingham said. "Much more like what we need it to look like."
Whittingham admitted that there may have been a little carryover on Monday from the tragic death of freshman defensive lineman Gaius Vaenuku.
Utes camp begins with slow start, Whittingham disappointedPosted Aug 5th - 6:32pm by Josh Furlong
SALT LAKE CITY — Fall camp started for the University of Utah football team Monday. The lack of tempo, however, was not what Utes head coach Kyle Whittingham was hoping to see.
"Nothing special — very average," Whittingham said. "It was very slow starting. It picked up as practice moved on, but I expect more out of the seniors.
"We've got to get better," he added. "If you want to be 5-7 again, keep operating like that. If you want to get better, we've got to come out with a little more resolve than we did today."
UTEcast 8-5: Fall camp underway for the UtesPosted Aug 5th - 2:16pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
Every week we here at the Crimson Corner are teaming up with the UteSportsReport.com staff to bring you the UTEcast, a podcast focusing on everything Utes.
This week on the show the KSL and UteSportsReport.com guys recap Day 1 of Utah's 2013 fall camp.
You can listen to part 1 here:
SportsBeat College Football Preview: 2013 Utah UtesPosted Aug 4th - 12:19am by Mike Grant
SALT LAKE CITY — For the first time in the last decade, The Utah Utes did not qualify for a bowl game and the 2013 Utes are aiming to change that.
"We need to win now, there isn't time to rebuild, we need to win now." Utah defensive end Trevor Reilly said at PAC-12 media day.
In order to turn the tide the Utes needed a change on offense. Long time head coach Dennis Erickson was brought on the staff to instill some big play potential and confidence on that side of the ball.
UTEcast 8-1Posted Aug 1st - 7:01pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
Every week we here at the Crimson Corner are teaming up with the UteSportsReport.com staff to bring you the UTEcast, a podcast focusing on everything Utes.
This week on the show the KSL and UteSportsReport.com guys preview the Utes fall camp and give tribute to former Ute Gaius Vaenuku.
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Utah's most pressing camp needsPosted Jul 31st - 5:10pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — Entering the dog days of summer? Oh, I don't think so.
Fall camp is just five days away for the Utes. As KSL.com's preseason previews continue, this week we look at the three biggest objectives for the Utes to complete over the next three weeks.
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Utah football player and 2 others killed, 2 more hospitalized in car crashPosted Jul 30th - 9:58pm by Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — Tragedy has struck the University of Utah football team.
New Mexico State Police responded to a single vehicle rollover on US 550 near milepost 83 late Monday evening.
Police found two passengers dead on the scene, both of whom were ejected from the Toyota SUV as it rolled numerous times. A third passenger died moments later.
Arrest warrant issued for ex-Ute defensive linemanPosted Jul 30th - 4:32pm by Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — A third district judge issued a warrant for the arrest of an ex-University of Utah football player after he failed to show up for a sentencing hearing Monday.
Koliniasi "Niasi" Mona Leota, 24, a former defensive lineman for the Utes, was scheduled to be sentenced on charges of domestic violence in the presence of a child, a third-degree felony that carries a maximum of five years in prison.
The charge stemmed from a Feb. 17 incident at Leota's Salt Lake apartment, when Leota became angry and punched his wife in the head and face, according to charging documents.
Chapman commits to the UPosted Jul 29th - 3:42pm by Mike Grant
SALT LAKE CITY — One of the best high school basketball players in the state of Utah, Brekkot Chapman of Roy high school just committed to the University of Utah.
"I am proud to say I have committed to the University of Utah." Chapman said via his twitter page.
This is a huge get for head coach Larry Krystkowiak. In each of his first three years he has started to change to in-state recruiting dynamic.
Whittingham speaks to KSL about new facilityPosted Jul 29th - 2:47pm by Mike Grant, Robert Jackson, and Jeremiah Jensen
SALT LAKE CITY — During an interview at PAC12 media day at Sony Studios in Los Angeles, Jeremiah Jensen asked head coach Kyle Whittingham about the new football facility.
"It's something that we can't wait to recruit to," Whittingham said. "It is one thing to talk to recruits and show them the plans and show them the video of what it is going to look like, show them the building in progress, but to actually walk them through it and say, here is your facility. That's a whole different deal."
If there is one thing for the football program that needed to be updated, it was the facility. The academic center, stadium, and indoor facilities are right there with everyone else, but this football facility puts the program in a great position for recruiting.
VIDEO: Crimson Corner 7-28Posted Jul 29th - 10:20am by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — This week on the Crimson Corner Jeremiah Jensen, Robert Jackson, and Mike Grant were at Pac-12 media day in Los Angeles. Trevor Reilly tells us the Utes need to win now, Jake Murphy explains why the offense will be better, and JJ has a conversation with Utes head coach Kyle Whittingham.
Utes receive little love in Pac-12 media poll, Oregon nabs top spotPosted Jul 26th - 11:38am by Robert Jackson
CULVER CITY, Calif. — After struggling in its initial two seasons in the Pac-12, members of the media picked Utah to finish second to last in the South Division, the conference announced Friday.
The Utes are coming off a 5-7 season in which they missed making a bowl game for the first time since 2002.
5 breakout stars for the 2013 UtesPosted Jul 24th - 6:27pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — While the Utes have struggled offensively in their first two years in the Pac-12, with just a few tweaks from new co-offensive coordinator Dennis Erickson, Ute fans were able to witness what actually resembled a college football offense during the Red and White Spring Game.
Simple, short passes to the running backs out of the backfield and perfecting the zone read option drastically improved Utah's offensive output.
How much of that success can we expect to translate over into the regular season? That remains to be seen, but fans should be comforted in knowing that the offense is heading in the right direction.
VIDEO: Crimson Corner 7-21Posted Jul 22nd - 10:56am by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — This week Mike Grant takes a look at the top five most talented players the Utes will face this fall and Jason Shepherd catches up with Utah basketball great Alex Jensen.
5 best players the Utes will play in 2013Posted Jul 17th - 4:30pm by Mike Grant and Robert Jackson
SALT LAKE CITY — The football season is about six weeks away when Utah fans will get to see some of the best players in college football.
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Typically, industrial electricians work in an industrial environment, which can be noisy, dusty, and involve the use of personal safety equipment. They may have to climb, crawl, and work in very tight spaces. Some employers may also require an ability to lift 50 pounds.
Industrial electricians must complete high school and complete an apprenticeship program in industrial electricity to receive a journeyman electrician license. Employers may prefer a master electrician license. In addition, industrial electricians need to be able to operate a variety of shop equipment and have basic computer skills . Strong communication skills are a necessity to communicate issues and resolutions, and also for safety.
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Enjoy an uninterrupted view of the sunset along the endless length of Corniche Road. Right before the sun set, many families set up chairs along the seaside, some having a barbecue party especially during the weekends. Children flying kites, the elders catching fish, just take a sit at one of the benches or the big boulders of rocks just beside the water and enjoy the orange-coloured sunset.
Jeddah often captures the fancy of those who live in places like Riyadh, Abha, Ha'il and other inland cities in Saudi Arabia because of its Corniche, the long pedestrian area by the Red Sea. In truth, the Corniche is not particularly spectacular if you've been to other ones in the Mediterranean (especially if you consider ones like in Thessaloniki), but it does provide a rare bit of pedestrian entertainment in a city that is otherwise decidedly pro-car. The Corniche has a number of cafés along the side that is not right beside the sea, although there are little kiosks set up for those wishing to buy snacks and soft drinks. The main draw of the Corniche is, again, the ability to take a leisurely stroll by the seashore and marvel at the colours of the sky and the sand. Bathing is not permitted here, and women are still technically required to wear the abbaya while walking along the Corniche. I recommend a stroll at sunset, so that you get to see the Red Sea in the beautiful multicoloured rays of the dying Arabian sun.
Having lived in KSA for sometime I agree with the comments referring to the magnificent sculptures and the refreshing sea air to experience at the Corniche. However, any visitor to Corniche ought to know that it's difficult, if not impoissible to take photographs of these places. If you're quick with a mobile phone then you would probablt get away with it. On several oiccasions I've tried taking pictures with a Pentax camera of the Red Sea or one of the sculptures only to be harrangued by local men saying it is forbidden. Visitors need to know that yes, the beaches are good, but you can't go anywhere near women. At weekends women are everywhere and to even stand, or look in the direction of women, couild lead to questioning by the mutawa or even arrest by the police. As such there are few places you can actually sit or swim at these beaches. Most areas are family areas where single men are not allowed.
A trip to the Corniche or the coastal beaches is a must go as the breezing air and soothing atmosphere de-stresses you. The Saudi Authorities have massively developed the coastal line and have riddled it with monstrous monuments that give a unique outlook to the area. No Nudity and obscenity is allowed and it's a great place for family trips and weekend extravaganzas. A trip around the city will show you the massive beautification projects undertaken by the Saudi Authorities. The entire city is filled with massive monuments (Some even Gigantic), Lengthy Hedges and Humungous parks.
I would recommend you to visit the massive malls that have popped up every where in Jeddah. It's a shopper's paradise you get everything from Marks & Spencer, Calvin Klein to D&G and Tommy Hilfiger.
This giant corniche extends along the seaside of the Red Sea. An open scientific exhibition is established on its both sides for monuments and sculptures by some of the greatest artists and sculptors worldwide like Varselli who was concerned with the relationship between color and its grades, circular and square shapes. Included also patterns of the artwork of the famous artist and sculptor Henry Moore, the works of the French artist Ceasar, as well as other famous artists in addition to a numver of magnificent artworks of famous Saudi Arabia.
Jeddah Corniche is a pride of the flourishing Saudi era. It is a cultural landmark of Jeddah City. The financial cost of its construction amounted to more than seven hundred million Riyals. The period of its execution and completion of its main facilities was about five years. The Corniche extends northwards and southwards to more than one hundred kilometers covering an area of thee million square meters of asphalt, and a half million square meters of pavements, twelve thousands lamp posts and a total parking area for thousands of cars.
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Stands (Koshok) are everywhere selling
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Ever since I was a child this was almost the only entertainment in Jiddah.
My father used to take us on weekends(it`s Thursdays & Fridays here)to camp at the beach.
We had a tent and my father and my brothers used to set it up and go fishing all day and night.
Now(where we used to camp is all built up with houses and the coast line has been moved further west(the government actually dumped the water with sands to make Jiddah a little wider).
This is a picture of a private beach I go there with my family(kids and husband)to have a swim and to snorkel.
Actually this view is from the 13th floor but the building has the first floor as the ground floor and the ground floor is the basment(just so we don`t have the number 13).
But still a wonderful view form the top.
You should definitely take a boat down the corniche in late afternoon one weekend.
The public beaches are normally full of kids on camels, shetland ponies and 4-wheelers.
There are families walking down the corniche pavement, stopping for picnics....
For more photos, check out the travelogue: "Jeddah Corniche."
Jeddah is an open museum and the most artistic city of all Saudi Arabia ...the city's creative modern art is evidenced by so many sculptures and monuments along the Corniche ( coastal line ) .....
I think this is one of the most beautiful sunset pictures I have taken so far ...I like when the sky is orangey red .....
I think Jeddah Corniche is one good place to watch sunset :-0
sunset at the Jeddah corniche is never the same ...not only the sky changes everytime ...but with so many sculpture and monuments ....it provides a different setting for every moment ..
Most camel rides are located along the sea front(Corniche).
A five minute ride costs about 10 Riyals(less than 2$).
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Back by popular demand. I apologize about the quality of this video, it was taken with my iPhone. This is the hit that SCSU forward Joey Holka put on UND defenseman Dillon Simpson at the 16:56 mark of the second period of Saturday night's game, Holka was given a 2 minute minor. This is one of these hits that are right on the line, it could be a five minute major but after reviewing the hit a few times, I am not so sure. What do you think? Related articles Jordan Schmaltz hit on Drew Leblanc (ndgoon.blogspot.com)
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Patterns in mortality among people with severe mental disorders across birth cohorts: a register-based study of Denmark and Finland in 1982–2006
1 Nordic Research Academy in Mental Health, Nordic School of Public Health, Gothenburg, Sweden
2 THL National Institute for Health and Welfare, Helsinki, Finland
3 National Centre for Register-based Research, Aarhus University, Aarhus, Denmark
4 Department of Psychiatry, Tiohundra AB, Norrtälje, Sweden
5 Department of Molecular Medicine and Surgery, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden
6 Psychiatric Centre Bispebjerg, Copenhagen University, Faculty of Health Sciences, Copenhagen, Denmark
BMC Public Health 2013, 13:834 doi:10.1186/1471-2458-13-834Published: 11 September 2013
Mortality among patients with mental disorders is higher than in general population. By using national longitudinal registers, we studied mortality changes and excess mortality across birth cohorts among people with severe mental disorders in Denmark and Finland.
A cohort of all patients admitted with a psychiatric disorder in 1982–2006 was followed until death or 31 December 2006. Total mortality rates were calculated for five-year birth cohorts from 1918–1922 until 1983–1987 for people with mental disorder and compared to the mortality rates among the general population.
Mortality among patients with severe mental disorders declined, but patients with mental disorders had a higher mortality than general population in all birth cohorts in both countries. We observed two exceptions to the declining mortality differences. First, the excess mortality stagnated among Finnish men born in 1963–1987, and remained five to six times higher than at ages 15–24 years in general. Second, the excess mortality stagnated for Danish and Finnish women born in 1933–1957, and remained six-fold in Denmark and Finland at ages 45–49 years and seven-fold in Denmark at ages 40–44 years compared to general population.
The mortality gap between people with severe mental disorders and the general population decreased, but there was no improvement for young Finnish men with mental disorders. The Finnish recession in the early 1990s may have adversely affected mortality of adolescent and young adult men with mental disorders. Among women born 1933–1957, the lack of improvement may reflect adverse effects of the era of extensive hospitalisation of people with mental disorders in both countries.


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Based on a 1994 nonfiction work by French-Iranian journalist-novelist Freidoune Sahebjam, Stoning is a tale told to a French journalist ( Jim Caviezel) who just happens to break down in a rural Iranian village on his way to the border. The townsfolk are tentative, suspicious. The mayor and the local imam are wariest of all. The last thing they want is for the journalist to meet the defiant, outraged Zahra, played with a tearful zeal by Shohreh Aghdashloo (House of Sand and Fog). She corners the reporter and tells him (in Persian, with English subtitles) of what "these devils" have done. "They cannot get away with it."
Aghdashloo is a fury as the aunt who still speaks her mind in a nation where "women now have no voices." Zahra tries to warn Soraya, to reason with or shame her accusers. Navid Negahban plays the husband in shades of mustache-twirling evil.
The acting is better than the writing, which paints many characters in simplistic, hateful strokes. But co-writer/director Cyrus Nowrasteh, who wrote the controversial TV movie The Path to 9/11, constructs a climax that is unblinking, brutal and moving.
The film's credits have enough ThePassion of the Christ and American Carol ties to make one question the filmmakers' motives. But The Stoning of Soraya M. is enough to give anyone pause before excusing any behavior from a part of the world that seems, at times, to relish the Dark Ages.
See for yourselfThe Stoning of Soraya M.
Cast: Shohreh Aghdashloo, Jim Caviezel, Mozhan Marno, Navid Negahban.
Director: Cyrus Nowrasteh.
Running time: 1 hour, 56 minutes.
Industry rating: R, for a disturbing sequence of cruel and brutal violence, and brief strong language.


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LONDON, Nov. 6, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- In the lead paper to be presented at the Influenza Congress USA in Washington DC on November 12, 2012, Dr. Samuel Bogoch of Bioradar UK Ltd. will discuss how new synthetic Replikin vaccines may prevent the development of influenza virus outbreaks and pandemics. Pandemic prevention, not previously possible, is being considered for the first time because quantitative changes in Replikins® in the virus genome have been shown to predict strain-specific outbreaks and the particular geographic locations where outbreaks will occur (1-5).
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The H1N1 pandemic of 2009 was predicted one year in advance by observing an increased Replikin®Count. Currently, the human lethality rate of H5N1 has increased to its highest level ever, as predicted by the increasing Replikin®Count of the p B1 'Lethality' Gene (1) as well as clinically (Figure).
The H5N1 virus previously has not been very infectious and has not spread easily to humans. (WHO total of 566 human cases since 2003.) However, in 2010, the Replikin®Count of the HA 'Infectivity' gene of H5N1 increased (2) predicting the outbreaks which have occurred in Cambodia and Vietnam in 2011-12 (1). In 2011 the Count has increased further to its highest level since the discovery of H5N1 in 1959 (p<0.001) (Figure).
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Welcome to the INTERPOL Global Learning Centre (IGLC)!
The INTERPOL Global Learning Centre provides a comprehensive range of online learning opportunities to INTERPOL's National Central Bureaus (NCB), the wider police community across the world, and staff at the General Secretariat in Lyon and INTERPOL Regional Bureaus.
Although some of our resources are public, only law enforcement officers have the right to access our E-learning modules. IGLC is available for INTERPOL staff via the INTERPOL Intranet (dashboard) and to NCBs via the I-24/7 Network. There is also a secure HTTPS site (password required) for law enforcement officials.
If you are a member of any Law Enforcement Organization and require access to our platform, send a request to your NCB asking them to send an e-mail with your name, surname, title, agency, and e-mail address to email@example.com and we will then provide you with an HTTPS account and password to access the HTTPS site.
Attention INSYST and Agora users- technical upgrades
* Extension of the INTERPOL Learning management system (LMS) to I-24/7. This change does not affect the access and use of the E-Learning resources for the https users.
* Possibility for the Agora and I-24/7 users to print out their own certificates after successful completion of on-line courses.
* Web versions of the E-learning modules will subsequently be removed from the I-24/7 platform by the 5th of July.
New course released
A new module in English on the process of fingerprints through the INTERPOL channels is now available in I-Le@rn and
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We've known for a little while that Marvel is taking a break from 'Iron Man' after three films with star Robert Downey Jr. And while they will likely make another 'Iron Man' in the future, it hasn't been clear if Downey Jr. would don the suit again. In a new interview, the actor and star of 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' hints that he's not quite ready to give it up.
While there won't be a '50 Shades of Grey' panel at Comic-Con 2014, that's not keeping Universal from getting in on the festivities -- and getting it on with the first official trailer for their upcoming adaptation of the first novel in the steamy trilogy by E.L. James. Get your whips and handcuffs ready 'cause Mr. Grey is ready to see you now.
It is with great sadness that we bring you the news that Elaine Stritch, the iconic actress of Broadway, film and television has passed away at the age of 89. Stritch, who was nominated for many Tony and Emmy awards and won three of the latter, was known best in recent years for her role as Colleen Donaghy, mother of Jack, on '30 Rock.'
This Labor Day weekend, for one week only, you can see the 1984 comedy classic 'Ghostbusters' on the big screen, digitally restored in all its slimy, Stay-Puft glory. And now Sony has delivered a special 30th anniversary trailer for the film, which will also be getting a special Blu-ray re-release. Hail Gozer!
It seems like kind of a no-brainer at this point, but after a tease earlier this year that J.J. Abrams' 'Star Wars: Episode 7' may be shooting in IMAX, it was confirmed today that this is definitely the case. And along with that cool bit of nerd-friendly news, we've got some details on the 'Star Wars' presence at Comic-Con 2014.
Good news for people who want bigger, more comfortable seats at the movie theater: AMC is trying out a new strategy, renovating several of their existing theaters to replace their traditional seats with bigger, reclining seats. There's just one catch: there will be fewer seats in every auditorium, which should improve ticket sales, but it means you'll have to be more vigilant about buying your movie tickets for opening weekend screenings.
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Sad news this Sunday evening, as it's being reported that Ann B. Davis, best known for her role as housekeeper Alice Nelson on beloved classic sitcom 'The Brady Bunch,' has passed away at the age of 88. The actress and two-time Emmy award winner died following a tragic accident in her home on Sunday.
Sad news today: beloved character actor James Rebhorn, who most recently starred on Showtime's 'Homeland' as Carrie Mathison's father, has passed away at the age of 65. Rebhorn, who also recently appeared on 'White Collar' and is known for roles on 'Seinfeld' and in 'Scent of a Woman,' passed on Friday afternoon.
If you're like some of us around here, you mostly watch the Super Bowl for the hilarious commercials and the awesome new movie trailers. But there's one you won't be seeing on TV: Scarlett Johansson's Super Bowl commercial for SodaStream, which was banned from airing during the upcoming game.
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Euro 2012 Betting Odds: Germany vs. Portugal
- Updated: June 8, 2012
Group B action on the Euro 2012 betting lines continues on Saturday, where two of the best teams in Europe, Germany and Portugal meet in an absolutely pivotal clash in Ukraine.
The Germans have been on a long and winding road over the course of the last decade or so. They have some oh so close to winning a major tournament, yet they have fallen short every single step of the way. It is heartbreaking to say the least for a squad that has been as good as any other team in the world in this stretch. Now, Manager Joakim Low and his band of men are up against it in Euro 2012. There is no doubt that they have one of the best teams in the world, but they are also in a devastating group that could find its way to bite the team in the backside. The good news though, is that this is something that the Germans are used to. They have been able to do damage against some of the best teams in the world, and why not? Miroslav Klose, Mario Lopez, and Lukas Podolski make up one of the best trios of strikers in the world, and the midfield is just chock full of talented squads, many of which play with each other at Bayern Munich or some of the other massive German club teams.
Portugal is the poor team stuck in the Group of Death that probably isn't going to make it out alive. In any other situation, we would have penciled this team into the quarterfinals. Remember that it was only two tournaments ago that the Portuguese were in the finale of Euro 2004, though it must be noted that that tourney was played on their home turf. Cristiano Ronaldo was a young 19 year old at that point, and he was already one of the best players on that team. Now, he is 27, and he is ready to do it all by himself again. He has a good offense around him, but in the end, Ronaldo just might not have the goods to stick with teams full of the best players in the world. However, there is no denying that what he has done since joining La Liga and Real Madrid is unlike what we have seen with virtually every other player in the world. Can the rest of the team stand up to the quality that Ronaldo is sure to be putting forward? That's the biggest question in the world. Remember that this is the same Portugal team that allowed four goals to Cyprus to open up qualifying for Euro 2012.
The Final Word: The Portuguese are going to get their moments of inspiration, but we just don't know if they are good enough to really get anything out of this match against the Germans. In the end, expect to see the offensive onslaught for Germany prove to rule the day, and when that happens, we just don't see Portugal being able to live to tell about it.
Germany vs. Portugal Prediction: Germany 3 – Portugal 1
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There have been reports that the two teams besides the Baltimore Ravens that are seriously going to pursue Safety Ed Reed are the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts. Well, Colts Defensive Lineman Robert Mathis has created a buzz about this topic with a recent tweet. Yesterday he tweeted this to the public: I can give 20 reasons why the Colts have potential for a serious SB push. Its a mental game and we simply need to reed between the lines lol — ROBERT MATHIS (@RobertMathis98) February 14, 2013 "Reed between the lines" is an obvious play on words, hinting that the Colts may already be in talks with Ed Reed. Could a deal be in the works between him and the Colts? Have the negotiations already begun? We don't know yet but will surely find out soon. A number of NFL reporters believed that the Patriots would be the #1 landing spot for the future Hall of Famer, but the Colts were still considered to be very possible. We'll just have to wait and see how this pans out.
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Projected Starters - A look at Saturday's matchups (all times Eastern):
Pirates (Paul Maholm ľ L) at Cubs (Carlos Zambrano ľ R), 1:05
Braves (Tommy Hanson ľ R) at Nationals (John Lannan ľ L), 1:05
White Sox (Edwin Jackson ľ R) at Indians (Carlos Carrasco ľ R), 1:05
Twins (Francisco Liriano ľ L) at Blue Jays (Kyle Drabek ľ R), 1:07
Angels (Ervin Santana ľ R) at Royals (Kyle Davies ľ R), 1:10
Padres (Clayton Richard ľ L) at Cardinals (Jake Westbrook ľ R), 4:10
Giants (Matt Cain ľ R) at Dodgers (Ted Lilly ľ L), 4:10
Tigers (Brad Penny ľ R) at Yankees (A.J. Burnett - R), 4:10
Astros (Wandy Rodriguez ľ L) at Phillies (Cliff Lee ľ L), 7:05
Orioles (Chris Tillman ľ R) at Rays (James Shields ľ R), 7:10
Mets (Jonathon Niese ľ L) at Marlins (Ricky Nolasco ľ R), 7:10
Brewers (Shaun Marcum ľ R) at Reds (Travis Wood ľ L), 7:10
Red Sox (John Lackey ľ R) at Rangers (Colby Lewis ľ R), 8:05
Diamondbacks (Daniel Hudson ľ R) at Rockies (Jorge De La Rosa ľ L), 8:10
Mariners (Jason Vargas ľ L) at Athletics (Brett Anderson ľ L), 9:05
Day Game After a Night Game: MIN, TOR, LAA, KC, SF, LAD
Injuries - A brief look at players that have been missing time with minor ailments and their expected returns.
Day-to-Day (includes players expected to make their return from the DL)
Matt Holliday, OF, STL (appendix) ľ Had appendectomy Friday; DL stint almost certain.
Michael Stanton, OF, FLA (hamstring) ľ Pulled from Fridayĺs game with tightness.
Carlos Beltran, OF, NYM (knee) ľ May sit Sunday and play in only five of the first seven games.
Stephen Drew, SS, ARI (abdomen) ľ Out of the lineup Friday.
Brian Matusz, SP, BAL (back) ľ Has an intercostal strain; could miss 3-6 weeks.
Aaron Hill, 2B, TOR (quad) ľ Left Fridayĺs game.
Ian Stewart, 3B, COL (hamstring) ľ Pinch-hit Friday, a sign that heĺll probably avoid the DL.
Cameron Maybin, OF, SD (leg) ľ Left with cramping Thursday.
Kurt Suzuki, C, OAK (ankle) ľ Left Fridayĺs game with mild sprain.
Barry Zito, SP, SF (neck) ľ Still hoping to go Sunday.
Juan Uribe, 2B, LAD (elbow) ľ Has soreness, sat Friday.
James McDonald, SP, PIT (oblique) ľ Expected to be limited to 85-90 pitches in first start (Tuesday).
Players on the DL
Kendrys Morales, 1B, LAA (ankle) ľ Fielding grounders, expected to begin running next week.
Brian Wilson, RP, SF (oblique) ľ Felt good after Thursday bullpen session.
Andrew Bailey, RP, OAK (forearm) ľ Threw long toss Friday; still on track for April return.
Brandon Morrow, SP, TOR (elbow) ľ Will throw Sunday bullpen, then rehab assignment.
Octavio Dotel, RP, TOR (hamstring) ľ Hopes to return April 6, when eligible.
Frank Francisco, RP, TOR (pectoral/shoulder) ľ A few more bullpens, then rehab; hope is for April 12 return.
David Aardsma, RP, SEA (hip) ľ Coming along well; late-April return possible.
Brandon Webb, SP, TEX (shoulder) ľ Felt good after 65-pitch Ĺpen session; could be on track to rehab and get back in a few weeks.
Jason Donald, SS, CLE (finger) ľ Played catch Friday and hopes to field grounders Saturday.
Franklin Gutierrez, OF, CLE (stomach) ľ Better, but not all the way.
Aaron Cook, SP, COL (shoulder/finger) ľ Threw this week; still targeting May 15.
Rich Harden, RP, OAK (shoulder) ľ Threw a bullpen Friday.
Transactions - Players that have been demoted, called up, traded, released, you name it. We'll cover it here.
Called Up
Joe Inglett, OF, HOU
Jason Giambi, 1B, COL
Reed Johnson, OF, CHC
Sent Down
Henry Villar, RP, HOU
Placed on DL (15-day unless otherwise noted)
Mat Latos, SP, SD
Joe Thatcher, RP, SD
Dioner Navarro, C, LAD
Jay Gibbons, OF, LA
Jarrett Hoffpauir, 2B, SD
Corey Patterson, OF, TOR
Damaso Marte, RP, NYY (60-day)
Matt Mangini, 3B, SEA
Ronnie Belliard, 2B, PHI
Josh Wilson, SS, ARI
Romulo Sanchez, RP, NYY
Closer Watch - A closer look at intriguing ninth-inning situations (also check out our Closer Grid).
Houston ľ Brandon Lyon somehow managed to give up six hits while recording just one out to blow the Opening Day save against the Phillies on Friday. Somehow, the throw-every-pitch-down-the-middle strategy didnĺt work for him. If Lyon continues to falter ľ and, well, donĺt call me a believer ľ Wilton Lopez is the likely second chair and Aneury Rodriguez is the dark horse.
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Paul Maholm at CHC ľ Maholm rarely makes for a fine fantasy play, and he looks that much worse against the Cubs at Wrigley. Chicagoĺs hitters have a combined .341/.386/.597 line against him, so he basically makes them look like a team of Pujolses. Alfonso Soriano (four homers, two doubles in 28 AB), Aramis Ramirez (10-for-30, 2 HR, 8 RBI) and Geovany Soto (6-for-15, HR, 4 RBI) have been particularly damaging.
Carlos Zambrano v. PIT ľ For some reason, I believe in Zambrano this year, and the Pirates are always a good starting point. Ryan Doumit (8-for-18, 6:3 BB:K) and Andrew McCutchen (5-for-7, 4:0 BB:K) have seen Zambrano extremely well, but nearly every other Pirate with any history against him has been atrocious, as even with those two inflating things, they still only have a .749 OPS against the fiery righty over 113 plate appearances.
Tommy Hanson at WAS ľ Only Ryan Zimmerman and Ian Desmond have double-digit plate appearances against Hanson, with Zimmerman going just 3-for-14 (two doubles, though!) and Desmond a shinier 4-for-11 (and a homer!). Jayson Werth owns all four walks that Hanson has issued against these current Nationals hitters in their 64 plate appearances against him. Hanson has pitched to a 2.72 ERA and 1.01 WHIP, averaging better than a K per inning in his six career starts against the Nats. Heĺs one of Saturdayĺs stronger plays.
John Lannan v. ATL ľ The good: Lannan has a 3.39 career ERA against Atlanta, spanning some 61 innings. The bad: He also has a 1.61 WHIP against them. Fortunately for him, the hitters Atlanta may trot out Saturday have a combined .725 OPS against him over 149 plate appearances, mostly thanks to none of them but newcomer Dan Uggla having homered against him. Take this as the most hesitant and lukewarm Lannan endorsement possible. Martin Prado (7-for-21) and Uggla (5-for-13) have had the most success here.
Edwin Jackson at CLE ľ Shin-Soo Choo (8-for-20, 3 2B) has had the most success against Jackson, but these Indians in general have seen him well, with the notable exception of Asdrubal Cabrera (4-for-23, 7 K, but at least heĺs got two doubles and a homer). Overall, their line of .296/.359/.452 against him is troublesome, and thatĺs without any ABs by Carlos Santana. Iĺll start Jackson, but I could be more confident.
Carlos Carrasco v. CHW ľ Carrasco has just 12 MLB games under his belt, so the sample size is limited here, but these White Sox hitters do have a very meager .132 average and .517 OPS against him in 41 plate appearances. Omar Vizquel headlines the list of futility with an 0-for-7. Still, the addition of Adam Dunn (who hasnĺt faced Carrasco ľ nor has Carlos Quentin) makes this lineup very dangerous, so despite the bit of success, itĺs tough to bet on Carrasco.
Francisco Liriano at TOR ľ Rajai Davis is the only Jay whoĺs seen Liriano more than nine times, and heĺs got good results to show for it ľ 5-for-14 with a couple doubles and no strikeouts. In a limited 63-PA sample, the Jays have a quite shiny .321/.387/.536 line, buoyed in large part by Edwin Encarnacionĺs two homers in two at-bats off the lefty fireballer. Itĺs opening weekend; thereĺs no way Iĺm benching a K-per-inning guy like Liriano, even against the homer-happy Jays.
Kyle Drabek at MIN ľ The rookie hasnĺt faced a single Twins batter in his three major league starts, and Drabek is a former first-round pick who put up a nice 2.94 ERA and 1.20 WHIP in Double-A last year. With Justin Morneau still not looking like heĺs all the way back, the Twins have a vulnerable lineup.
Ervin Santana at KC ľ Billy Butler, whoĺs about as allergic to the long ball as any first baseman in MLB, is the only Royal with a homer against Santana, and somehow heĺs got three of them among his five hits in 21 AB against the righty. Even with Butler and his bombs, the Kansas City hitters have a very terrible combined line of .204/.268/.301 against Santana, making him a fine play for Saturday. Mike Aviles (0-for-7, 2 K) could be best left to the bench.
Kyle Davies v. LAA ľ Howie Kendrick (1-for-9) is a weak play, as is Jeff Mathis (0-for-7), but the Angelsĺ outfielders have spectacular lines against Davies. Torii Hunter, Bobby Abreu and Vernon Wells each have an OPS over 1.100 against Davies, and itĺs no coincidence that theyĺre the three with the most at-bats against him. Between them, theyĺve got four homers and a 10:5 BB:K in 57 plate appearances. Davies is, in a word, awful, and itĺs hard to imagine a fantasy team that actually has a place for him in its starting lineup.
Clayton Richard at STL ľ Richard has barely faced these Cardinals hitters, but has had small-sample success, holding them to a combined 8-for-29 line and .658 OPS. On the downside, heĺs got five walks and just three strikeouts against them, which is not very promising. Richard will serve your fantasy team best if you run him out only when heĺs at home (3.15 ERA and 1.22 WHIP at pitcher-friendly Petco, 4.41 ERA and 1.61 WHIP everywhere else last year), not when he has to face Albert Pujols & Co. in St. Louis.
Jake Westbrook v. Padres ľ San Diego is running out one of the worst lineups in the majors this year, so almost any pitcher makes a fine play against them, even outside of Petco. Westbrook had some success late last year with the Cards, thanks to the olĺ Dave Duncan magic, and he makes a good bet to get off to a good start this year against the Pads. For San Diegoĺs part, Jason Bartlett should be riding the bench for you, as heĺs managed to OPS .594 in 27 PA against Westbrook; no one else here has much in the way of noteworthy numbers.
Matt Cain at LAD ľ Youĺre gonna want to roll out Andre Ethier (a ridiculous 20-for-41 ľ yeah, .488) as well as James Loney (.378, 5 2B, 10 RBI in 37 AB) against Cain, but aside from Casey Blake, the rest of the Dodgers have such horrible numbers against Cain that even those enormous lines by the two guys on the team who have seen him most are only good enough to give them a combined .739 OPS. Matt Kemp (8-for-32, 8 K), Rod Barajas (0-for-8) and Tony Gwynn Jr. (3-for-16, 3 K) are your biggest culprits. Even counting out the pitchers (who account for a fantasy-friendly 11 strikeouts), Cain has a 41:16 K:BB against these Dodgers hitters.
Ted Lilly v. SF ľ Miguel Tejada has three homers in 51 AB against Lilly, Freddy Sanchez and Aaron Rowand are both at .333 off him, and Buster Posey has two homers and a double in five at-bats. On the other hand, Pat Burrell is 1-for-11 and Aubrey Huff 5-for-29; keep them reserved. So itĺs a mixed bag. The Giants have a better offense than in past years (hi there, Brandon Belt), but Lilly still makes a decent play at home against them.
Brad Penny at NYY ľ The Yankees hitters have a combined .349 average and 1.045 OPS against Penny, which is pretty much exactly what youĺd expect. Reserve outfielder Andruw Jones has been a particular destroyer, smacking six homers and hitting .333 in 45 career at-bats off Penny. The other Yankees donĺt have that many reps against him, but the results have been nearly universally good, with the exception of Mark Teixeiraĺs 2-for-11. Thereĺs just no reason to start anyone but an ace in Yankee Stadium, fantasy-wise, and Penny is certainly no ace.
A.J. Burnett v. DET ľ Burnett has limited exposure against the Tigers, but theyĺve managed to put together a .910 OPS against him over 78 plate appearances. That 11:11 BB:K is not very inspiring ľ nor is last seasonĺs 5.26 ERA. Victor Martinez, Brandon Inge, Jhonny Peralta and Magglio Ordonez are the only ones with 10 or more plate appearances against Burnett, and they all have homers off him. If youĺve decided to invest in Burnett, make him go out there and show you several good starts in a row before you actually put him into your lineup. Heĺs also been suffering from a nasty cold, so itĺs possible he could miss the start.
Wandy Rodriguez at PHI ľ Nearly every Philly who has seen Magic Wandy has hit him pretty well ľ albeit in a very limited sample ľ resulting in a combined .318 average and .872 OPS off the veteran lefty. Jimmy Rollins, Ryan Howard and Placido Polanco ľ three of the five Phillies with 10 PA against Rodriguez ľ have homered off him in the past. Citizens Bank Park is never a fun place to visit as a pitcher, even with the Philliesĺ fairly crippled lineup, and Cliff Lee is on the other end, so Wandy isnĺt the greatest play for Saturday.
Cliff Lee v. HOU ľ Only Carlos Lee among the Astros has been up against Lee more than 10 times, and heĺs made the most of it, hitting .333 over 18 AB with a couple homers, but also a 0:4 BB:K. Good Lee-on-Lee action there. Clint Barmes has the second-most at-bats ľ nine ľ and no hits to show for it. Lee makes a great start in his first regular-season game back with the Phillies.
Chris Tillman at TB ľ The Rays have had limited exposure to Tillman, but theyĺve made good on it, ripping on him to the tune of a 1.222 combined OPS over 52 plate appearances. Thank five home runs and an 8:4 BB:K for that one. Ben Zobrist has a couple homers off him, and Evan Longoria and B.J. Upton have gone yard as well. This game has the makings of a shootout. (See below.) Keep your Rays in the lineup.
James Shields v. BAL ľ What James Shields will we get this year? The one who was a solid mid-rotation guy for Tampa from ĺ07 to ĺ09, or the one who imploded to the tune of a 5.18 ERA last year? When you look at last yearĺs stats, you see a solid walk rate, a very good strikeout rate ľ and a ton of hits. That doesnĺt make any sense. How can a guy become so much less hittable (last yearĺs 8.3 K/9 was easily the best his career) and yet so much more, well, hittable (246 hits in 203 inningsů thatĺs an ouch)? Well, mostly bad luck. Still, he hasnĺt had the greatest success against the lowly Oĺs, who touched him up for an ERA over seven in his four starts against them last year. These Orioles hitters have a combined .902 OPS against him, led into battle by Nick Markakis (.315, 2 HR, 2 2B, 8:8 BB:K), Vladimir Guerrero (.371, 2 HR, 2 2B), Luke Scott (.387, HR, 4 2B) and Adam Jones (.440, HR, 5 2B). Shields may bounce back this year, but maybe not on Saturday. You wonĺt hear this too often, so make good on it now: Start your Orioles.
Jonathon Niese at FLA ľ Niese has an atrocious 6.49 career ERA against the Marlins, making him the second straight starter the Mets are running out who just canĺt handle Florida for some reason. Things are looking up a little with Dan Uggla gone, though, as the Marlins hitters have only a combined .224 average and .744 OPS against him, with one home run in 58 AB. Unfortunately, he also has an uninspiring 10:10 BB:K against them. Omar Infante has seen the most of him, and heĺs just 3-for-15. Niese had a strong spring this year, his velocity seemingly up a tick, and could be one of the more surprising starters in the NL.
Ricky Nolasco v. NYM ľ The Mets have gotten to Nolasco quite a bit in the past, particularly the premier guys, David Wright and Jose Reyes, who have homered off him three times apiece and have matching 1.080 OPS marks. Carlos Beltran is at .333 (.421 OBP) with a homer, too. Ike Davis, on the other hand, is hitless in eight at-bats off Nolasco and Willie Harris is 1-for-9 (but probably wonĺt start). Overall, these Mets hittersĺ .299/.347/.493 line against Nolasco suggests the enigmatic righty could be in for a rough time. Still, I wouldnĺt bench him this early on in the year.
Shaun Marcum at CIN ľ The only Reds hitter with a significant number of at-bats against Marcum is Ramon Hernandez, and heĺs 3-for-19 (.158) with a homer. Big things are expected from Marcum in his move to the National League, but Great American Ballpark is a tough place to pitch, the Reds have plenty of pop, and Marcum struggled with some shoulder tightness in camp, so he may not get off to the best start on Saturday.
Travis Wood v. MIL ľ Wood has seen these Brewers hitters only 25 times combined, but at least heĺs held them to a .182 average. Wood is looking to build on his strong rookie year, but note that he was much better on the road than at home last season ľ albeit in a small sample. Still, if I could find a better option, Iĺd go with it.
John Lackey at TEX ľ The Rangers have hit Lackey well, totaling a .303 batting average and .815 OPS off him, with Michael Young having faced him the most and succeeded quite nicely (.360, 2 HR, 15 RBI, 6:10 BB:K). Ian Kinsler (.435 over 23 AB with a couple homers) and Josh Hamilton (.429 over 21 AB with three homers) have also torched Lackey, while Adrian Beltre (9-for-50, 2:14 BB:K) did not hit well against Lackey before becoming his teammate in Boston.
Colby Lewis v. Bos ľ In limited exposure to this Boston lineup, Lewis has done some real damage, limiting them to a .194 average and .648 OPS over 76 PA ľ but, of course, heĺs never faced Adrian Gonzalez. The 21:8 K:BB is quite strong, too. David Ortiz has a couple homers off him, while Marco Scutaro looks like a bad play, as heĺs 1-for-10. Lewis had a very strong 2010 after returning to MLB from Japan, striking out nearly a batter per inning, but Arlington is quite hitter-friendly and the Red Sox lineup is not very pitcher-friendly, so consider this a cautious endorsement.
Dan Hudson at COL ľ Hudsonĺs family sponsors his Baseball Reference page, which is adorable. He has a negligible record against the Rockies, having faced them one time, but he did go seven shutout innings with nine Ks in that game. Heĺs a cautiously optimistic upside play in Colorado, which ľ humidor or no humidor ľ is still a hittersĺ park. Carlos Gonzalez and the Rockiesĺ offense are very dangerous.
Jorge De La Rosa v. ARI ľ Chris Young (.975 OPS, 2 HR, 4:6 BB:K) has hit De La Rosa quite well, as has Ryan Roberts (5-for-12), but the latter seems unlikely to start Saturday. Other than that, not much doinĺ for the D-Backs against JDLR, as they have a combined .739 OPS against him. The strikeout numbers and the not-too-strong Arizona offense make him a decent start.
Jason Vargas at OAK ľThe only Aĺs player whoĺs faced Vargas more than eight times is Hideki Matsui, and Godzilla has dominated the lefty, homering three times among four hits in 12 AB. Thereĺs not enough intel to talk about the rest of the Oakland offense against Vargas, but letĺs just say that theyĺre not exactly a murderersĺ row.
Brett Anderson v. SEA ľ Anderson has allowed a .282 batting average to these Seattle hitters over 123 plate appearances, but itĺs an empty .282, as heĺs got a 22:5 K:BB and theyĺve slugged just .376 off him. Ichiro Suzuki has an all-slappy 9-for-26 (yep, singles only and no walks) for a .346 average off Anderson. Catcher Adam Moore is the no-start here -- 2-for-13 with six strikeouts. Anderson may be in for a breakout year if he can stay healthy and facing the Marinersĺ punchless offense at home is a good start to that.
Recommended Pickup
J.P. Arencibia, C, TOR ľ The immensely talented young backstop had a booming season debut Friday, homering twice and adding a triple in a rout over Minnesota. The former first-round pick hit .301 and bopped 32 homers in the minors last year, so this is nothing new. Run, donĺt walk, to pick up Arencibia if youĺve got a low-grade catcher in your starting lineup.
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Kiri is a gifted young hairstylist who takes great pleasure in anonymously using her talents to add a 'little magic' to an ordinary girl's life. On the flipside, a group of three boys called the Scissors Project have an entirely different mindset: they give grand makeovers to a select group of handpicked girls who are beautiful to begin with. Kiri is quite content with staying out of the public eye, though with the Scissors Project's leader Narumi refusing to stand aside and give up his makeover throne, it seems that she won't be able to stay out of the spotlight for long. With challenges being thrown at her whenever there's a chance, Kiri finds that she cannot resist responding to the world of hairstyling.
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Story: Beauty Pop is the age old story of a high school which has an all male beauty club... that is popular school wide. Clearly a work of fiction, Beauty Pop covers a fairly interesting topic that is more fun than plausible. The story mostly revolves around the makeovers and competitions that the aforementioned beauty club (Called the Scissors Project, or SP) perform, at least in the early chapters. As it... read more
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Aug. 10 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in Malaysia trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of the 5 p.m. trading close in Kuala Lumpur.
The FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI Index rose 8.38, or 0.6 percent, to 1,480.52, snapping a three-day slump.
Malaysian Airline System Bhd. (MAS MK) jumped 7.5 percent to 1.72 ringgit, the steepest gain since May 26, 2010. Its parent Khazanah Nasional Bhd. agreed to swap a 20.5 percent stake in the company for a 10 percent holding in budget airline AirAsia Bhd. (AIRA MK), forging ties between the nation's two biggest carriers. AirAsia fell 10.4 percent to 3.54 ringgit, the most since Dec. 1, 2008. Its rating was cut to "sell" from "buy" at UOB-Kay Hian Holdings Ltd., which said in a report the tie-up was unlikely to benefit the low-cost carrier.
Al-Hadharah Boustead REIT (BIRT MK), an Islamic oil-palm plantation trust, rose 2.8 percent to 1.46 ringgit, its largest gain since Feb. 28, after second-quarter profit rose 50 percent to 23.9 million ringgit ($7.9 million).
Hartalega Holdings Bhd. (HART MK), a producer of synthetic and latex gloves, gained 2.2 percent to 5.51 ringgit, its steepest advance since April 15. Hartalega's profit for the first quarter ended June 30 rose 32 percent to 54.8 million ringgit, it said in a company statement.
MBf Holdings Bhd. (MBFH MK), a credit card, property and auto group, added 5.7 percent to 56 sen, the most since March 18. MBf said second-quarter profit surged to 79.7 million ringgit from 6.9 million ringgit a year earlier, bolstered by one-time gains from a fair-value adjustment for its investment properties.
Muhibbah Engineering (M) Bhd. (MUHI MK) climbed 4.3 percent to 1.22 ringgit. The builder was informed that Asia Petroleum Hub Bhd. had reached an agreement with CIMB Bank Bhd. to remove it from receivership, according to an exchange filing. Muhibbah is a contractor on its petroleum hub project.
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Crysis and paging file
So, i was fed up of crysis crashing on me all the time and i remembered someone telling me once that if i have loads of ram (which i do) to turn the paging file off...so i did.
Crysis dont crash at all no more. played for hours lastnight and it ran perfect.
Why would turning that off cause the game to be stable?? It was on system managed so i just set it too no paging file.
I dont know if i should set my own one...i wouldnt know what to set it at. any advice appreciated :-)
Im running vista 64Bit and i have 4gig of ram.
Re: Crysis and paging file
it helps because once turned off the system no longer access the hard drive
to find the data it's seeking. instead it stores all the data in RAM or
cache memory which is much much faster in terms of access time than seeking
from a hard drive.
this is probably why Crysis doesn't crash now, and with 4gb and vista 64 you
could probably turn that paging file to about 200-500 megs.
Re: Crysis and paging file
Thanks matey.
Is it possible the the system managed setting was using most if not all my ram for a paging file and thats what was causing it to crash?
Ill set it too 500 i think. wont need anymore than that will i?
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What kind of crashes were you getting mate?
Re: Crysis and paging file
The game would play for about 5-10 mins then i would have to do a hard reset. i would have a constant looping sound otherwise. sometimes the game would crash right beore the next level or checkpoint...stuff like that.
I still have missing rear wheels on the cars too. im running version 1.2.1
Only thing im having trouble with now is the game sometimes resets back to minimsed screen. i have to set it to full screen now and again for some reason. maybe its my virus scanner or something :(
Ive stopped the crashes so im happy :D i can finally play the game now.
On a side note what the best graphics mod out there? rygel's looks really nice...might give it a go.
Re: Crysis and paging file
People like the CCC 2.2.1 one a lot. It looks decent, and has a small performance hit over high.
Re: Crysis and paging file
Rygel's mod is really great but it freezes the game on certain parts of some levels in my system :( maybe it's because I don't have enough video memory...
Rygel's mod can be used with CCC 2.21, Mster 3.01 or extreme quality mod.
I like CCC 2.21, it gives a cool warm lightning on some maps that I like (village, tank)
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Re: Crysis and paging file
Well the game doesn't crash, but freezes for several seconds, and my hdd works a lot during these freezes...that's why I guess that it is caused by the lack of video memory of my graphic card. I've read similar issues in rygel's thread in crymod's forum.
Re: Crysis and paging file
my crysis only freezes for about a sec, when autosave happens
Re: Crysis and paging file
Only with Crysis? Otherwise data put in the pagefile may get corrupted leading to crashes.
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BTW Niuk, I understand your pain to install the S1283 on that board... I have a same cooling solution (same circupipe) on my board... It's a bitch! :)
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Things to see and do - Amiens
Leaving for France
Musée de Picardie :
Nearby tourist sites
Nearby hotels
hôtel mercure amiens cathedrale from109 €Book
Le Crystal Hotel from62 €Book
La Résidence Le Prieuré from92 €Book
Nearby Restaurants
Le Bouchon
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : Traditional
Le Vivier
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : fish and seafood
L'Orée de la Hotoie
Cotation :
Type de cuisine : Traditional
Musée de Picardie
Musée de Picardie : Michelin's recommendations
This museum, built from 1855-67, was designed to house a collection of the region's antiques and archaeological finds. It provides information on the Celtic settlement of Samarobriva, as well as displaying medieval artefacts, paintings from the European schools, and masterpieces from the Confrérie du Puys Notre-Dame d'Amiens, a brotherhood founded in 1389, which every year gave a votive painting on the theme of the palinode to the cathedral. Restoration work will be completed here in 2013.
Useful Information
- Address : 48 r. de la République F - 80000 Amiens80000Amiens
- Phone : 03 22 97 14 00
- E-mail : firstname.lastname@example.com
- Website : http://picardie-muses.fr/musee/musee-de-picardie
- Prices : 5.50 € (-26 years old free of charge)
Opening hours :
- 10am-noon, 2pm-6pm, Thu 10am-noon, 2pm-9pm, Wed 10am-6pm, Sun 2pm-7pm - closed Mon and some Bank Hols