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The empty spacesuit that sat on the operating table in a lab at Houston Methodist Hospital's research institute made for an unusual patient.
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In a record-long spacewalk, Russian cosmonauts rigged cable outside the International Space Station on Friday for a new lab that's due to arrive in a few months.
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|Large shrimp
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2)Shell, devein and clean the shrimps.
3)Shuck the scallops and halve them.
4)Using a kitchen scissors, cut away the undershells of rock lobster tails.
5)Gently, insert your fingers between the shell and raw rock lobster tail meat. Carefully, separate the meat from the shell and remove them.
6)Using a knife, slice each lobster tail into 3 sections
7)Take the skewers and thread in the seafood alternating each other.
8)Line the skewers on a shallow dish.
9)Pour the marinade over the skewers and allow it stand for ½ hour to 3 hours
10)Remove the skewers form the marinade.
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Still need a true pass rusher thou. Somebody who can get us 15+ sacks. It can be done with this secondary now.
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Still need a true pass rusher thou. Somebody who can get us 15+ sacks. It can be done with this secondary now.
What you guys think of Greg Hardy for 1 or 2 yr deal? He could be sack machine with Revis back.
Is it me or free agent staying away from jets? If there are two teams bidding, they are picking other. Look like last few yrs that has been the case.
Report: Jets To Hire Kevin Patullo As QB Coach. He was receiver coach with Titans.
Report: Jets To Hire Kevin Patullo As QB Coach. He was receiver coach with Titans.
@eallenjets: CB Dexter McDougle, a 5'10", 196-pounder who played at UMD, is a speedster. He had an impressive pro day, posting a 4.43 and 37.0 vertical.
Mel think he could have been 2nd rounder if healthy. He had three picks in three game and then got hurt. Experts like it and I trust Rex for defense. So I am willing to wait and see.
If bulls gets the 3rd seat and win their first matchup. Who likely they will be playing Heat or Pacers? If standing stays the same Rather play pacers if had a choice.
His last year numbers with basically no QBs. Still think he is old?
Rec RcYd. RcTD
109 1407 5
Unconfirmed reports that 49ers trying to trade for WR Andre Johnson for 2nd and 5th rounder. I don't mind jets offering the same.
Maybe revis will fail his physical too!!
Revis might be not old revis? Why go with 1 yr if you lock him for at least 3-4yrs. He reminds me of Derrick rose. He was pain in butt when he was here with his contract situation. Why we would wanna...
I would love us to go after him and try to sign him. Big Risk but he is worth the risk.
For once hire offense minded head coach.
Free agents:
Greg Olsen
McLain or Eric decker
Why don't Holmes and Winslow get it that if you don't practice during week , you don't play alot. I think they want special treatment and trying to push coaches button.
How about jay cutler? I know he could be head case but we dealt with Holmes. When the last time we had as good QB as jay?
Hill hasn't caught a pass in three weeks and still lead the team in receptions. Unbelievable!!!
Yeah but Rex's defense was as horrible. No pass rush and awful secondary. You would think a good coach would fix that secondary issue during bye week. But he was in NO visiting his brother. If I was...
Don't forget getting out-coach. This falls on head coach when the whole team gets their ***** kick after bye week.
Rex is doing the samething with Wilkerson and Sheldon that he did with revis. Stop telling them how good they are in media. It's gonna be hard to sign these guys later.
Ravens looses in overtime. Some good news.
This is totally on Rex. He is 1-4 after bye week. His teams never been consistent since he's been head coach. He says too much positive after win and player reads too much clippings. So disappointed...
Rex Ryan's record is horrible coming off bye. Watch everybody gonna pick them to loose against Raven and they gonna win.
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Its Like Buttah!
Great set and bought it at a great price! I love Redken. It makes my hair very soft. I imagine if you have very fine or limp hair this would not be the product for you. I have thicker hair that is a bit crispy at the moment, so this is a nice way to give my hair a break.
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I have very dry hair and it gets damaged often, especially since I rely on heat tools. Redken is a favorite of mine, although the products I used before helped with damage, softness after using heat tools was a problem. Until I used this conditioner. It was perfect. My hair has never been this soft, the only time I can get this kind of softness is at a salon. I love this product! I have the salon size version so it'll last me a long time! I highly recommend this for people with dry hair!
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TST Road Test Editor Zack Klapman takes the all-new BMW M235i out for a few hot laps of Laguna Seca to see what all the buzz is about.
Motor Trend pits the BMW M235i Coupe vs the Mercedes CLA45 AMG.
Autoexpress pits the iconic E46 M3 CSL versus the M325i coupe on the track.
See the video inside!
The guys at TFLcar have posted their full comparison review of the BMW M235i coupe versus the Lexus IS-F.
We are no big fans of the changeover from the 3-series to the 4-series moniker, but at least BMW is making the transition as easy as possible. The proven concept remains unchanged, and the styling is so evolutionary that a casual observer might find it difficult to tell the difference.
The 4-series Convertible grows slightly in almost every dimension: At 182.6 inches, it is 0.7 inches longer than its predecessor; at 71.9 inches, it is 1.7 inches wider; and its wheelbase grows by 1.9 to … CONTINUED
Sam Hall discovers the German brand's spiritual successor to the iconic E36 M3.
The guys at TFLCAR pit the M235i against the Lexus IS-F in a drag race. Watch the results of M235i's 320 HP / 330 lb-ft (turbo 3.0L I6) versus the Lexus IS-F's 416 HP / 371 lb-ft (5.0L V8), at a mile above sea level.
According to manufacture quoted stats, the IS-F does 0-60mph in 4.6 seconds with its 8 speed auto and the M235i covers 0-60 in 4.8 (auto) / 5.0 (manual).
On this episode of Ignition, Carlos Lago tests the new BMW M235i, the smallest and least expensive performance car in the automaker's lineup. It has the right formula: rear-wheel drive and a 320-horse turbo straight six. The problem is that the M division, despite what the badges say, didn't develop it. So is the M235i a poser or the real deal? Through instrumented testing, a drive on the winding road, and a hot lap with Randy Pobst at Streets of Willow, let's find out.… CONTINUED
Chris Chilton of CAR puts the new BMW M235i through it's paces in tricky conditions. Is this new BMW worthy of the prestigious 'M' badge?
CAR has posted its effusive full BMW i8 test drive review, which resulted in a full 5-star rating for overall rating, handling, performance usability and "feelgood factory."
Here are some of the most telling excerpts from the review:
Play it right, and Eco Pro can extend the range over the regular Comfort mode, from 310 to 370 miles. Flick the gear selector left, to engage Sport mode. The dials switch to a bright red glow, any throttle resistance is replaced by eagerness. The six-speed automatic – … CONTINUED
Autobild.de (German publication) compares the BMW 328i vs Mercedes C250 and Audi A4.
Motor Trend has just published a comparison of a trio of hot turbocharged cars – the BMW M235i, Mercedes CLA45 AMG and Subaru WRX STI Launch Edition.
You can catch the full review at Motor Trend, but here are some M235i highlights and results.
The Bavarian Ballerina
Comprehending the M's character took little effort when hustling among the canyons: a few degrees tilt of the thick helm, a stab of the attentive throttle, one snappy downshift from the eight-speed automatic. Everything's tuned for dynamism. You feel it. … CONTINUED
Great detailed review and writeup from a F30 335i owner on his M Performance Power Kit and Exhaust fitted 335i:
I wanted to create an M Performance thread focused on the 8AT, since the existing reviews seem mostly 6MT centric. Looking forward to hearing from feedback from all you 8AT guys running an MPPK or MPPK + ___ , as well as sharing my experiences as I continue to learn more about this car. Hopefully this will help the community decide on whether or not … CONTINUED
Check out Road & Track's recent review of five V8 supercars in disguise. Each features supercar perfromance, raucous V8 engines and four doors.
Highlights regarding the F10 M5:
The Audi's V8 sounds more cumulonimbus than Days of Thunder, and once up to banked-oval speeds, we're surprised to see the M5 scream past it. The BMW's twin-turbo V8 sounds nothing like any of the others; the Bavarians' ingenious, patented crossover exhaust manifold gives each exhaust pipe an evenly spaced pulse of air, so the wail coming from … CONTINUED
A new M235i owner shares with us his review of the car against his 135i, which he still currently owns.
Well fellas, I finally took delivery of my M235, late yesterday here in Indiana, and I wanted to provide some initial thoughts to others on the forum.
By way of background, this is my 5th BMW. I had 2 E92s, both 328, and 2 E82 135s. All of those were MT but for the last 135, which has the DCT.
My M235 is BSM with a MT, … CONTINUED
The lucky folks over at Motor Trend get a chance to drive the upcoming X5 eDrive plug in, follow the link to their full article, but here are some select quotes:
You might be asking what it's good for, other than silently cruising the Whole Foods parking lot. The idea is to be able to recapture some of the energy normally thrown away while braking and return it in the opposite direction. (Think of it in the same way Formula 1 uses its Kinetic Energy … CONTINUED
Car Throttle reviews the BMW M235i in Spain and calls it the most intoxicating coupe you can buy currently.
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The principal occupation or business and experience of the members of the Board of Directors of the Bank are set forth below. Don Driscoll, Justin Dye and William Rawlings were appointed to the Board of Directors in December 2010, and were elected as directors at the annual shareholders meeting in April 2011, subject to regulatory approval. The Bank has received approval from the Idaho Department of Finance and is awaiting approval from the FDIC.
Mark Miller, Chairman of the Board, age 41, is Managing Member and CEO of Miller Family Holdings, LLC, a private equity investment firm based in Portland, Oregon, with ownership in real estate, start-up and long term operating companies. He is also CEO and Managing Member of Signature Northwest LLC, an operating grocery chain with stores in the Portland area market. Mr. Miller served previously as the Senior Vice President of Natural Beverage for Columbia Distributing, the regions largest distributor of beer, wine, and natural beverages with annual sales exceeding $500 million. Before joining Columbia, he served as a partner with Team Northwest, a large independent food broker, and as President and owner of Signature Sales, which was acquired by Team Northwest. Mr. Miller is a member of the Board of Metropolitan Family Service, Portland State University Foundation, Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management, The Portland Art Museum and the Young Presidents Organization. Mr. Miller received his MBA from Graziadio School of Business and Management of Pepperdine University in 2004.
James Fletcher, Vice Chair and Chairman of the Audit Committee, age 68, is the former Senior Vice President of Univar Corporation, the worlds largest industrial chemical distributor that supplies products and distribution services to all major industrial markets. Mr. Fletcher oversaw worldwide business development and served on the board of Univar Europe. He led the acquisition team that built its European business to over $1 billion in sales volume, expanded the Canadian and United States businesses and opened the Mexican market. He also served for the past six years as Chairman of the Board of Vacation Internationale, which owns and operates 28 vacation resorts in the United States, Canada and Mexico. Mr. Fletcher is currently a significant investor in various real estate construction projects in Seattle, Boise, Yakima, Evansville, Indiana and LaPaz, Baja, Mexico. Mr. Fletcher graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle in 1965 with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and in 1971 with a Doctor of Jurisprudence. Mr. Fletcher is a former senior partner in K&L Gates, now one of the largest law firms in the country, where he headed the real estate practice, and was involved in taking both Microsoft and Starbucks public. Mr. Fletcher and his wife divide their time between Sun Valley, Seattle and LaPaz, Mexico.
Don Driscoll, age 71, has extensive business experience in the agriculture and real estate development industries. He has made McCall his home since 1992 after retiring as Vice-Chairman of Driscoll Strawberry Associates (DSA). In addition to his role as Vice-Chairman, Mr. Driscoll was a director of DSA from 1967 to 1992. Prior to his service as Vice-Chairman he held the position of Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Driscoll also served as President of FABDEM, Inc., a diversified farming operation, from 1970 to 2010. He continues to be active in real estate development and investments while fully retired from an active role in farming operations.
Justin Dye, age 39, is Chief Strategy Officer for Albertsons, LLC. A former member of Cerberus Operations Team, he played an integral role in the acquisition and formation of Albertsons LLC. After the company was launched in June 2006, Justin assumed the role of Chief Strategy Officer and today leads several corporate functions, including corporate development, strategic planning, real estate management, and mergers, acquisitions and divestitures. Prior to his work with Cerberus, Mr. Dye was General Manager of the industrial x-ray equipment business at General Electric. While at GE, he also worked in Business Development for GE Aircraft Engines. Before GE, he assumed various leadership roles in operations, sales, marketing, and professional services for Commerx, Inc., an early-stage internet service provider. He worked for Andersens Business Consulting practice, where he focused on operational improvement and merger integration work in various industry sectors. Mr. Dye earned a BA in Political Science with academic honors from DePauw University.
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Greg Lovell, age 55, has been Chief Executive Officer of Idaho First Bank since its organization in 2005. Mr. Lovell has an extensive banking and bank consulting background. He is the former Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, and President of First Bank of Idaho, FSB of Ketchum, Idaho. Mr. Lovell guided that bank from its inception to its becoming the dominant bank in the Sun Valley area with a 37% market share. Prior to starting First Bank of Idaho, Mr. Lovell was Senior Vice President of Bank of America, N.A. He was in charge of all commercial and private banking activities of their Idaho bank subsidiary. Mr. Lovell began his banking career with Idaho First National Bank with various lending positions including Vice President, Corporate Banking, where he handled large corporate loans. He worked to establish a Ketchum loan production office (subsequently converted to a branch) for Idaho Independent Bank of Coeur dAlene, Idaho and as a bank consultant with FiCap Strategic Partners of Denver, Colorado. In this capacity, he served as Chief Credit Officer of a bank that had engaged FiCap to provide management as a result of regulatory action. He also provided other credit review process for various banks. Mr. Lovell graduated from Brigham Young University of Provo, Utah in 1981 with a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics. He obtained a Masters Degree equivalent from Pacific Coast Banking School in Seattle, Washington in 1995.
William Rawlings, age 69, is the former Chief Financial Officer for Agri Beef Co. in Boise, Idaho. He was a founding shareholder in the Company retiring after 30 years of service. He continues to serve the Company as director and as a member of the Finance Committee. Mr. Rawlings is also an active participant in various partnership interests in the Treasure Valley. He has served previously on various boards including: MWI Veterinary Supply Co., General Fire & Casualty Co., and Crane Creek Country Club. Mr. Rawlings received his BS degree from the University of Utah School of Business and is a CPA (retired).


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Lamb-And-Barley Bake
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Medium Variety)
|Mushroom mix
|2 Ounce (Beef Flavor)
|5 Cup (80 tbs)
|Lamb patties
|2 Pound, ground
|2 , beaten
|All-purpose flour
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Salad herbs
|1 Teaspoon (Mixed)
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Large, chopped (Around 1 Cup)
|Stewed tomatoes
|1 Pound
|Chopped parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
1 Combine barley, mushroom mix and water in a large saucepan; heat to boiling; cover.
Simmer, stirring several times, 30 minutes, or until barley is tender and almost all liquid is absorbed.
Spoon into a 12-cup baking dish.
2 Break up lamb patties and combine with eggs, flour, salt and salad herbs in a large bowl; mix lightly until well blended.
Shape into 24 small balls.
3 Brown in butter or margarine in a large frying pan; remove with a slotted spoon and place in baking dish.
Pour all drippings from pan, then measure 2 tablespoonfuls and return to pan.
4 Stir in onion; saute until soft.
Stir in tomatoes; heat to boiling.
Pour over meat mixture; stir lightly to mix.
Do not cover.
5 Bake in hot oven (400°) for 45 minutes, or until bubbly.
Sprinkle with parsley.


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Russ Mitchell covers the SEC for www.CollegeFootballNews.com. Please follow him on Twitter
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(i) Who had the best SEC performance this past weekend (Team or Player)?
Russ Mitchell:
We could go with MSU's RB Vick Ballard who rushed for 98 yards on 20 carries deep in the Swamp… 'cept it was Florida, for whom the wheels are falling off. Or we could go with Kentucky's Mike Hartline and his fantastic 2H/4 TD effort, plus an absolutely clutch fourth down TD pass to beat SC… 'cept the only reason he even had the ball was Marcus Lattimore's 3Q injury. Or we could go with Hog backup Tyler Wilson, with 300+ yards and four TDs… 'cept for two costly INTs. Or we could go with Stephen Garcia, who when the chips were down proved that it wasn't merely a true freshman TB carrying this team… Wait. Sorry. But is there really any doubt – Auburn's Cameron Newton takes home the nod once again. It may be getting boring for some, but this is the most dynamic offense in America, and "Neutron" IS the offense. 4 TDs (3 rushing off 188 yards), and 10/14 passing for 140, with no INTs or fumbles. He'll face a real defense on Saturday for the first time this season. It won't matter (more detail on that below). Nothing's stopping this kid – not LSU. Not Bama in Tuscaloosa.
Brian Harbach:
Even in a loss, Arkansas' Tyler Wilson put on the best performance of the weekend. Cameron Newton was amazing as usual, but who didn't expect Newton to go off against the Razorbacks? Exactly. Wilson on the other hand made the entire Auburn crowd scream for Ryan Mallett to come back out. Coming off the bench for the concussed Heisman contender, Wilson completed 25 of 34 passes for 332 yards and four touchdowns. Crazy numbers for a backup. That's what people were expecting from Mallett against the Auburn secondary. That unit may be struggling, but there are two reasons a player like Wilson can come in and light up an SEC defense the way he did.
First, he was so ready to play because Bobby Petrino is the best quarterback coach in the country. Forget any bias you might have against the man... Petrino can flat out coach quarterbacks; he will continue to have a great passing game wherever he is coaching and with whomever is taking snaps. Case in point: Casey Dick threw for more than three hundred yards in two games back in 2008, and 282 yards in a third game (none of which went into overtime). Never underestimate a Petrino passing attack.
Second, Wilson played so well was because he went through the entire spring practice running the ones when Ryan Mallett was hurt. Wilson spent time getting to know the receivers, knowing how they ran routes and where they liked to have the ball thrown. Wilson wasn't getting all these yards against busted coverage in Auburn – he was putting the ball on the money where the receiver could make a play and run after the catch. The touch on the wheel route to Ronnie Wingo, the zip on the ball for Greg Childs' second TD and the hole into which he laced the Joe Adams TD pass had nothing to do with an Auburn defender slipping… Wilson knew where to put it, and got it there. If as many expect, Mallett leaves early for the NFL, Arkansas fans may have been worrying their offense would take a step back. One game and Tyler Wilson has cemented his name in the 2011 starting lineup for the Razorbacks.
(ii) Is Auburn the favorite to win the SEC?
Not just the SEC. We called it late Saturday night - Auburn will win the 2010 National Championship. Nothing is stopping this team, not even its woeful secondary. We've always believed Defense wins Championships, but as long as Newton is healthy, how do you stop his team? How many points can you put up on the board? 35? 45? It simply doesn't matter – whatever you put up, Auburn's going to put up more. And the scary part is they're getting better.
Since the Clemson OT, Auburn rushing attack has improved from 259 yards per game to 284 – up 10%. They've gone from ringing up 32 ppg to 41 – up 28%. They've gone from the 21st best offense in the nation, to ninth. Remember, Cam's only now beginning to get his arms around this offense – there's still much room to improve. And today he's ranked #2 in the nation in Passing Efficiency.
Yes, they've only won their two road games by 3 points each. And yes, the secondary is pathetic. But they have a solid front seven (ranked third in the SEC in rush defense), led by talented Junior Nick Fairley. And put up enough passes, and that troubled secondary will eventually intercept some of them. Not that defense seems to matter... As it continues to improve, who's keeping up with this offense?
Auburn is not the favorite, and they will not win the SEC this season. In order to be the best, you have to beat the best, and Alabama is still the reigning SEC Champion. The SEC West goes through Tuscaloosa… Literally. Auburn is the highest ranked SEC team in the polls and the BCS, but the Iron Bowl is in Tuscaloosa this year and very likely will decide the West. By no means should Auburn be overlooking LSU this weekend, but Auburn has the softer schedule of the two remaining SEC unbeatens – LSU travels to Auburn and Arkansas while playing Alabama and Ole Miss at home. Auburn closes with Georgia and LSU at home, along with Alabama and Ole Miss on the road.
People aren't talking about Alabama as the favorite because they are stupid; Alabama is still a great team capable of beating every team remaining on its schedule. Even if Auburn beats LSU this weekend, they will likely need LSU to help them out by beating Alabama in Baton Rouge on November 6th. Possible, but the Tigers will likely be an underdog at home for that game. Auburn has been playing with fire all season – sloppy turnovers, poor defense and untimely penalties. Nearly every game has had these issues, and while the offense has been able to overcome the mistakes, they have yet to play an elite team (they have played good teams). Frankly, after seven games you are who you are. It is hard to see this Auburn team beating Alabama, though of course it's hardly out of the question. Though they will probably need some help.
(iii) What every SEC fan should be talking about after Week Seven, but isn't?
Well that leaves out anything to do with Meyer's Magical Carpet Ride, what a genius Spurrier is (take two), and how impossible it is to try to predict LSU's offensive performance… (i) It's the big game of the weekend… Since they became permanent SEC opponents following 1991, LSU and Auburn have usually faced each other in September. There have only been five October games – Auburn won in 2002, and LSU has won the rest (2003, 2005, 2007, 2009). What does it all mean? (ii) We don't know. If you're Auburn you say "we own evens", while LSU will say "we pretty much own October". Though remember, most of those October games were in Baton Rouge, (iii) Don't look now, but little Aaron Murray's is maturing nicely. The freshman is now 18th in the nation in Passing Efficiency, and in his last three games he's 48/76 (63%) for 774 yards, with 7 TDs to 1 INT, plus he's got 90 yards on 20 carries (4.5 per), and two TDs, (iv) Ok, reality check – his last three games were against Colorado, UT and Vandy. Not exactly Murderer's Row, (v) No truth to the rumor that Auburn is changing the name of its "secondary" to "tertiary", (vi) Did Wilson's great performance Saturday damage Mallett's draft stock (as in "...it's the system")? (vii) Leading to its offense's woes, LSU is worst in the conference in Fumbles Lost (9) and tied for Interceptions Thrown (8), (viii) The top five teams in the SEC come from the West, (ix) The conference has four teams ranked 90th or worse in Total Offense (Florida #91, LSU #92, UT #97 and Vandy #102), and (x) The conference has only two teams ranked in the Top 25 in Total Offense (Auburn #9 and Arkansas #10 – shocker), but four in Total Defense (LSU #3, Alabama #11, Georgia #14, and Florida #16).
Since Auburn won the game against Arkansas last weekend, all everyone wants to talk about are the two questionable plays that were not overturned by Instant Replay and thus went the home team's way. There were actually three Instant Replays in that game that raised eyebrows, but few are discussing the myriad of other terrible calls by Penn Wagers and his crew. The Fannin touchdown was impossible to review; it was called a touchdown on the field (not sure how), but the replay was hardly conclusive. On a fourth down pass to Arkansas TE DJ Williams, the refs gave him a pretty generous spot that was not overturned on review. And the fumble by Broderick Green returned for a TD by Zac Etheridge had to stay as called on the field as well. Again, everyone wants to bang on the replay official, but the real problem lies with the calls on the field.
Prior to each of those three reviews there was no referee huddle or group discussion; we have to assume there was one after the Fannin TD/Fumble because we never saw a TD signal, but it was such a quick discussion that no one watching had any idea what was going on. It's almost as if SEC officials believe it's ok to get the call wrong on the field, and then just have it reviewed to fix their mistake. In this game specifically, the video was not conclusive enough, so the call on the field becomes that much more important. Get together, work it out and make the right call on the field first …Quit relying on the replay booth to clean up your mistakes. SEC officials continue to be a topic of discussion and ridicule, however every year we see the same guys screwing up that did the year before. Being a ref is a difficult job, that much is obvious, but it isn't hard to take an extra 30 seconds to discuss a big play and make sure you have the right call before it goes upstairs. That should be Mike Slive's challenge to officials.
IN FOCUS: Which SEC Coach/Player is in the Spotlight this week?
Jarrett Lee & Jordan Jefferson, QBs, LSU – Last week Ryan Mallett was in this spot, and we know what happened there. This week Auburn welcomes the dynamic duo of Lee and Jefferson. Yes, that's sarcasm. LSU's offense is going to score; Girl Scout Troup #429 would score against this Auburn defense. And since Lee has taken more snaps, the offense has improved. But the key to this game is stopping Cam Newton, and while the first line of defense is LSU's league leading D, the second is keeping the ball out of Newton's hands. To that end, Lee and Jefferson must be efficient, with no three and outs, and most importantly no turnovers. LSU is ninth in the SEC in turnover margin, and Jefferson has a fumble or interception in every game this season except Miss State (not surprisingly, that 29-7 thumping was perhaps LSU's most complete game). As a result, don't be surprised to see Lee get even more reps. Though Jefferson will still get a lot of snaps, to run off clock and show Ted Roof's defense some different looks. (Which leads us to our back-up choice for this category: Auburn's DT Nick Fairley. Watch if he can put pressure on LSU QBs and anchor the run defense.)
Steven Clarke, Auburn, Punter – We all know the strength vs. strength stats, with the Auburn offense against the LSU defense. And the weakness vs. weakness, as the porous Auburn secondary faces an equally terrible LSU passing game. But what about the hidden yards that really matter? Auburn special teams have been vastly improved over a year ago, but the punting is still lacking. Auburn is dead last in the SEC in average yards per punt, but it hasn't hurt too much because they have punted the second fewest times in the league. The LSU defense will force Auburn to punt more than normal this weekend, and that lost yardage could give LSU better field position in what will likely be a very close game.
1 Auburn (up from 3) – Run Cam Run!
2 LSU – It's a knife fight Saturday; better show up with the right attitude
3 Alabama – Tip toe, through the (Tennessee) tulips…
5 Mississippi State (up from 6) – Vick in the nick of time
5 Arkansas (down from 3) – Thanks for playing!
6 South Carolina (down from 3) – One trick pony. Named Lattimore
8 Kentucky (up from 10) – Maybe you can twist Murray's ankle too
8 Georgia (up from 9) – It was UT & Vandy; don't get too excited
9 ole miss – Better than Florida. Wow.
9 Florida (down from 7) – Question: is the "bitch" Addazio?
11 Tennessee – Stop the run, focus on the… Whatever.
12 Vanderbilt – (crickets)
1 Auburn – Here by default last week; this week it has been earned
2 LSU – "Cam Newton would be our third quarterback." Les Miles ;)
3 Alabama– Sadly, the game against UT isn't even on the SEC radar anymore
4 Arkansas – If you didn't think Wilson was going to light up Auburn, shame on you
5 Mississippi State (up from 7) – Dan Mullen, a man who knows the strengths and weaknesses of his team
6 South Carolina (down from 5) – Lost a game it had no business losing. Shocker
7 Florida (down from 6) – Urban Meyer, a man that misses Dan Mullen (and Timmy)
8 Kentucky – Kudos to Randall Cobb for calling out Kentucky fans; if you want respect and bigger bowls, Wildcat fans, SHOW UP WHEN YOUR SQUAD IS HOSTING THE #10 TEAM IN THE COUNTRY
9 Georgia – How to get right as a team: play UT and Vandy back to back. At home
10 Vanderbilt – Is it turkey farming season yet?
11 Ole Miss – We would like to say that the defense is being wasted by poor offense, but after the JSU loss…
12 Tennessee – We would like to talk about basketball, but Bruce Pearl is legally required to tell you he can't use his cell phone
1) LSU vs. Auburn; Saturday, October 23rd | 3:30 PM EST | CBS. Last week we said Auburn needed to knock Mallett out of the game, and they did. Wilson played like a man possessed, but in a game of unbridled offense, it was the backup's 4Q mistakes that eventually stalled the Hogs. Switching gears quickly on the Plains, here come the Bayou Bengals with the SEC's #1 Defense. "Defense wins Championships", or so we say, and LSU's is physical, fast, deep, fast, and plum angry all the time. And fast. Still, it has struggled against a Spread QB (go back and watch the tape on Florida's Trey Burton v. LSU; and Burton's Cam-light). LSU's best chance to win this game is by beating the living daylights out of Newton. Easier written than done – first you have to catch him, and then he's probably the biggest man in the collision anyway. Plus for a large guy he does a superb job of eluding the big hit. Therefore, it's in the backfield where LSU is likely to get its best shots. In the 1H, LSU's DEs must focus on Newton on every Zone Read, giving up some yards to the RBs in exchange for a free hit on the QB. Take every shot with malice – preferably focusing on the legs to maximize the wear. And play more man coverage – it's ok to give up some 1H receptions for the chance to hit Newton. Even if it's close, take the shot. If in the process the home crowd gets a couple Roughing the QB calls, that's the cost of doing business. What? We're not endorsing cheating, but it's a brutal sport, ladies. For any shot at winning, LSU must make it as brutal an afternoon for Cam as possible. Giving up a TD or two early to Dyer in exchange for wearing down Newton is the way to beat Auburn. It might be the only way. Remember, this game will be decided in the 4Q when players get tired, however, it will be decided in Auburn's favor (hopefully not by Instant Replay). LSU was not efficient enough last week against McNeese State, and therefore didn't get as much rest as Miles had likely wished. As a result, while Newton will receive more punishment Saturday than he has in his football career, the Heisman front-runner will prove too elusive, and it will be LSU's albeit deep defense wearing down late. Auburn owns the fourth quarter, and scores on its final two drives – which will be the difference… Pick Auburn 27, LSU 20
2) Georgia vs. Kentucky; Saturday, October, 23rd | 7:30 PM EST | ESPN GamePlan/ESPN 3. Murray has improved with every game this season, but the Georgia defense has been padding stats against the absolutely inept duet from the state of Tennessee. Kentucky's a little nicked, but Hartline will throw up a ton of yards against this secondary, and Cats will put up points playing at home. Moreover, after being suitably chastised by its star player, we expect the fans to be out in force. As for Georgia, even with the improvement, Murray's still a freshman. He's 0-3 on the road, and against a defense with a pulse he'll make at least one big mistake – and it'll burn Georgia in what will be a close game…
Pick Kentucky 27, Georgia 24
3) Ole Miss vs. Arkansas; Saturday, October, 23rd | 12:30 PM EST | MSG (HD)/ESPN 3. It doesn't matter who the quarterback is – Arkansas is going to feast on this ole miss defense. The Hogs are a bit banged up after leaving the state of Alabama, but so are the Rebel "Louisiana Black" Bears (whose idea was that one?). Look for Arkansas to have its best rushing day (in conference) so far this season...
Pick Arkansas 42, Ole Miss 17
Record: 17-5
1) LSU vs. Auburn; Saturday, October 23rd | 3:30 PM EST | CBS. The LSU defense is well coached, aggressive and talented, but it has yet to go up against an elite offense in either the SEC or any of its OOC games. That's not taking away anything from the great job John Chavis has done, but which offense have they dominated that grabs your attention? Florida, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Vanderbilt maybe West Virginia… It just isn't there. Here comes an Auburn offense that has been on fire. They have roughed up every opponent so far this season and are playing at home. Auburn will continue to run the ball even though LSU will have more success stopping it than any other team this season. But "containing" Newton is not "stopping" him…
Pick Auburn 30, LSU 24
2) Georgia vs. Kentucky; Saturday, October, 23rd | 7:30 PM EST | ESPN GamePlan/ESPN 3. The road has been a struggle for Georgia this season, with three of their four losses occurring outside of Sanford Stadium. The Bulldogs have looked good the last two weeks feasting on SEC bottom dwellers Tennessee and Vanderbilt, so we aren't completely sold on the "UGA is back" crowd. If Kentucky can put together a four quarter defensive plan that works, the Wildcats have a great chance to win the game. Kentucky has given up 59 points in the first half the last two weeks, but just 6 points in the second half of those games. Georgia needs a fast start so they can hold on for dear life in the fourth…
Pick Georgia 27, Kentucky 24
3) Ole Miss vs. Arkansas; Saturday, October, 23rd | 12:30 PM EST | MSG (HD)/ESPN 3. The Ole Miss defense has been a serious disappointment this season. It has let them down in all of their losses, and even in the wins it has not been as dominant as expected. Traveling to Fayetteville where Houston Nutt will be making his second trip home with the Rebels, it looks like Arkansas has a chance for some revenge (after two straight losses to their former coach). Arkansas can score fast, so this one could get ugly; but the poor Razorback run defense will allow Ole Miss to control the clock and keep the score closer than it should be…
Pick Arkansas 31, Ole Miss 17
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During the follow-up period there were 3045 fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular events recorded in the study population of 10,943 subjects. When the statistical analysis was performed, results showed that mental vulnerability was significantly associated with fatal and non-fatal cardiovascular events independently of the classical risk factors; the risk of events in the mentally vulnerable was 36% higher than in the non-vulnerable (hazard ratio 1.366; 1.208 - 1.545).
Are the findings sufficiently robust to suggest that mental vulnerability is considered an independent marker of cardiovascular disease - and as such able to improve the precision of risk prediction? "Several studies have found risk factors for cardiovascular disease which are clearly independent but within a broader context contribute little if anything to actual risk prediction," explains Dr Borglykke. "One of the reasons for this is that the impact of the well established risk factors - age, sex, smoking, blood pressure and total cholesterol - tend to dominate the risk stratification models. This means that a risk factor such as our scale of mental vulnerability clearly increases the risk significantly - by 36% - but still does not improve risk prediction in the general population."
Statistical analysis in this study showed that adding mental vulnerability to a risk stratification model which included the principal risk factors resulted in only very small changes in discriminative ability.
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One thing about Sydney CBD is that their transit is well done, they have slow trains, but it covers majority of the city, and their recent implementation of the Opal card (RFID, tap on and off) makes things much better. For those who don't know, Sydney trains run on double deckers with significant amount of seating space. In comparison to the MTR (Hong Kong), which has a lot of standing space. It is a huge difference. The Sheraton on the Park is conveniently placed near the St. James station, about a 3 minute walk. A lot of people have mentioned ... that this particular Starwood property has the big bang for the buck when compared to other properties in Sydney. I agree, paying only 800 AUD for 3 nights. The Four Seasons and Shangri-La here seem to be needing renovation, and service seem to be lacking when compared to Four Seasons and Shangri-La standards. I've received no upgrades upon check-in, however, I was allowed to check-in at 9AM instead of the standard 3PM to freshen up. That is a huge plus and I would have cared for that more than the upgrade itself. Thank you Sheraton on the Park Sydney! The room was huge, well equipped, and up to Sheraton standards. The bell boy brought up my luggage as soon as he saw me coming up the stairs. For those who love shopping, it is a less than 5 minute walk from the hotel to Westfield Sydney. Highly recommended. read hotel review
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A nice city hotel. Our room was very large and very clean. The bathroom was just great. Nice view of the park. The single-glazed windows are a bit shabby and the room therefore quite noisy, as right in front of the door there is a traffic light with four lanes and the bus stop is directly across the street. But you can't have everything. Peace and the city center, is not necessarily possible in a large city. read hotel review
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This is one of my favourite hotels in Sydney, as it ticks all the boxes. I always have my requests met from the booking form. The hotel staff are so obliging when it comes to room preferences, and even changing or upgrading at check in, which I frequently do using a star privilege voucher. The rooms are pure luxury, and quiet also, overlooking Hyde Park and surrounds. Don't miss the free entertainment before dining at the piano bar. Fabulous. read hotel review
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Driven out of New York after failing to live up to a hefty contract and back to the depths of Double-A after almost a decade of Major League service, Oliver Perez faced a crossroads in his professional life last year. Despite the continual adjustments that came with the new territory of relief pitching, Perez's return to the Major Leagues was successful. The lefty turned into one of the better comeback stories in baseball in 2012, as he posted a 2.12 ERA in 33 appearances for the Mariners and became a reliable veteran for skipper Eric Wedge in a bullpen brimming with youth. Perez had a good enough season that he'll surely garner some offseason interest, with the Mariners among the interested clubs. Seattle has exclusive rights to re-sign him before all free agents hit the open market Thursday night. - Josh Liebeskind, MLB.com
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Citing new violence between Israel and Gaza, the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv told staff members not to travel to the South and encouraged U.S. citizens "to exercise caution."
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INDIANAPOLIS - JANUARY 21: Kelvin Hayden #26 of the Indianapolis Colts celebrates their 38-34 victory over the New England Patriots in the AFC Championship Game on January 21, 2007 at the RCA Dome in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Doug Benc/Getty Images)
The Falcons place cornerback Kelvin Hayden and linebacker Mike Peterson on injured reserve. Hayden, 6-0, 195 pounds, was originally selected as a second round (60th overall) draft choice by the Indianapolis Colts in the 2005 NFL Draft. He spent six seasons in Indianapolis before signing with the Falcons as a free agent on August 30, 2011. Hayden played in eight games this season, totaling 27 tackles (22 solo) with two interceptions and four passes defensed. Peterson, 6-1, 226 pounds, was originally selected as a second round (36th overall) draft choice by the Indianapolis Colts in the 1999 NFL Draft. Peterson joined the Falcons as a free agent on March 10, 2008. This season, he has collared 23 tackles (12 solo) with one interception. Peterson ranks among the NFL's active tackle leaders with 1,607 career tackles.
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YIELD: Makes about 2 1/2 cups
Discard the fat and bones from the oxtails and transfer the meat to a food processor. In a skillet cook the onion in 2 tablespoons of the butter over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until it is golden, add it to the meat with the remaining 4 tablespoons butter, the orange juice, the peppercorns, the bouillon or broth, the cloves, and the salt, and pulse the motor until the pâté is minced but not puréed. Pack the pâté into a crock. The pâté may be made 3 days in advance and kept covered and chilled. Serve the pâté at room temperature with the bread.