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Bridges Performs on The Colbert Report
Posted: August 19, 2011
Watch Oscar-winning actor Jeff Bridges perform "Maybe I Missed the Point" on The Colbert Report. The track is featured on his newly released album, Jeff Bridges.
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Sergio Botto is a polite and professional Italian travel agent, while his colleague Youssef El Idris is a rough, authoritarian Moroccan immigrant. Together they manage a diverse group of people traveling from Torino, Italy to Morocco. As the men tell their stories they provide a glimpse into their strange and respectful relationship: an example of cultural integration.
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LAS CRUCES, N.M. – The New Mexico State football team completed fall camp practice No. 6 and No.7, Wednesday, Aug. 6 on the football practice field on the campus of NM State. The Aggies participated in their first two-a-day of fall camp under the hot New Mexico sun with temperatures ranging from 85-degrees during the morning practice and 95-degrees in the afternoon.
The NM State football team was in full pads again today keeping the Aggie athletic training team on their toes to keep the student-athletes well hydrated. The Aggie coaching staff emphasized footwork and fundamentals in the morning and went over offensive and defensive schemes in the afternoon.
Head coach Doug Martin and his staff continue to work hard to push their team to become successful, while also working hard during film sessions to see where areas of improvement are and to see areas of greatness.
NM State is still in the NCAA mandatory five-day acclimation period. The Aggies have one practice scheduled for, Thursday, Aug. 7 at 3 p.m. (MT) on the practice field.
The 2014 NM State football season opens up on Thursday, Aug. 28 against Cal Poly University in Aggie Memorial Stadium. Season tickets can be purchased by calling 575-646-1420 or by going online to www.NMStateSports.com.


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Pretty Little Liars Showrunner Marlene King Wants to "Leave Rosewood…"
Marlene King is the mastermind behind Pretty Little Liars, but it turns out this creator/showrunner is itching to leave Rosewood for another locale: Nashville!
Don't freak out: Marlene doesn't want to ditch Pretty Little Liars; she just thinks it would be fun to help out on ABC's hit Nashville at some point.
"I'd like to leave Rosewood 4 a week and go to Nashville," Marlene tweeted recently. "I'd have great fun directing one of those episodes. Let the good times roll."
We've fallen head-over-heels in love with ABC's juicy southern drama, so we think it would be totally fun if Marlene got to lend her talents to Nashville for a week.
Catch the return of PLL Season 3 on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 8 p.m. ET/PT on ABC Family.
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Unlocking the Key to Deep Sleep
By Sarah Fenske
Making the Ferguson Commission Matter
By Danny Wicentowski
My Fake Boyfriend Became a Real-Life Crush
By Lindsay Toler
Rep. Jeffrey Pogue Bill Would Ban Unisex Bathrooms
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Darren Wilson Gives Speech to Nonprofit
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Angel Stewart and Other Victims of Violence Ask for Mercy
By Jessica Lussenhop
Obama Praises St. Louis' LaunchCode
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Here in St. Louis, 70 denominations (more than 1,227 churches) are on board with Billy, and the habitually reserved, painfully thoughtful Episcopalians actually say they're learning from his model of evangelism. This leaves Roman Catholics as the only real holdout.
"It's sort of a delicate situation," confides the Rev. Vincent Heier, director of the Office for Ecumenical and Interreligious Affairs in St. Louis. "I did meet with representatives of the Billy Graham organization, knowing that Archbishop (Justin) Rigali was going to direct more of its efforts toward re-evangelization within the diocese. The statement that the archbishop would put out is that we are not going to be actively involved" their newspaper, the St. Louis Review, even turned down the Crusade ad "but we are not necessarily saying that Catholics can't go."
Is It ... Satan?
Years ago, at San Francisco's Cow Palace, Graham painted one of his finest portraits of the evils of escapism: "Personalities are warped by frustration, fear and nervous tension. Thousands read cheap novels and get vicarious, imaginative thrills out of the experiences of others. There is the flight into passion, appetite and desire. Poor, frustrated, deluded souls run like frightened beasts into the jungle of worldly pleasures only to emerge more miserable than ever before." The description cut straight to the psychological core.
But he meant it as an indictment of Satan.
"When I hear people doubt the existence of the Devil, I shudder," he once wrote. "The Devil is real and that he is wielding unholy power and influence, there can be no doubt." He sees Satan in the crime rate, in drug addiction, in schizophrenia. He writes of a Crusade in Altoona, Pa., where an "unfortunate woman in the choir had mental problems and shouted out repeatedly in the middle of one sermon.... We could not help but sense that Satan was on the attack." He once told of a man who left a revival service cursing it and soon thereafter, the man's wife and daughter died. Then there was the unnamed U.S. senator who turned away a man eager to speak about eternal things, snapping, "If Jesus Christ wanted five minutes with me this morning, he couldn't have it. "The Senator," finished Graham, "was dead that night."
Back in the '50s, Graham said that communism was "master-minded by Satan. I think there is no other explanation for the tremendous gains of Communism in which they seem to outwit us at every turn, unless they have supernatural power." Later, he said, "Now Cambodia, that's a Satanic thing happening over there. The Khmer Rouge, that's Satan's power at work." After Watergate, he explained his friend Nixon's fall as the work of sleeping pills and demons. "I think there was definitely demon power involved.... all those sleeping pills, they just let a demon-power come in and play over him."
More recently, Graham blamed the tragedy at Columbine High School on Satan, noting that supernatural forces of evil "send a blindness" that produces violence. As a guest on CNN's Larry King Live on April 28, he talked to grieving parents about the Bible's accounts of satanic demons, "how they could come in and occupy a person's life, and heart, and harass them and make them do all kinds of terrible things." He then said that we are to put our trust in God, that God will not let anything happen that is not in his hands. (Graham later clarified the balance of power: "God is all-powerful, and the devil has tremendous power.") As for searching out answers, Graham reminded his audience that Jesus' answer to Satan's temptation was not to argue or analyze but simply to repeat, "It is written.'"
So ... if violence comes from Satan ... how do non-Christians resist it? And what about other forms of violence say, an unwinnable war? And why should we bother with psychiatric care, or scrutinize the subtler violence in families and schools? Graham declined a request for an interview Crusade organizers cited his frail health but to gain a better understanding of his thinking from people who've been close to him for decades, we sent a list of questions weeks in advance. His spokesman fielded some with Scripture quotes and said the rest were too "deep."
We also wondered how Graham's reduction of all reality to a Jesus-vs.-Satan contest strikes all those mild liberal Christian denominations that haven't talked about the devil for years. Turns out that most end up weakly conceding that the same theology runs through their own traditions. They just haven't dealt with it recently. (In the 600 pages of Vatican II documents, Satan's not even indexed; there are only two vague references to the devil, both more figurative than literal.) In short, Graham is forcing Christians out of the closet, and the laypeople, at least, come out clutching his concept of Satan like a blankie. "It's on the emotional level that we apprehend evil," remarks Shea. "Naming it this way is a relief."
The danger, he adds, is that relegating all the darkest parts of human nature to Satan "is like saying someone's possessed. You don't ask any more questions." Evil is external, a foe to battle in the old-fashioned way, with prayer and church. Nothing else need change.
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Trees? No. Corn? Yes, hence the name.
I'm going to guess it went beyond swearing to threats of violence against the agent and/or the company.
I'm sure it varies by state, but here in Minnesota, the gas tax is dedicated to roads and bridges.
You clearly don't live in the US of A where verb is a verb.
Put a question in the summary that only makes sense if you RTFA. Nice.
The numbers are silly, but they are real in the US.
"In over 35 years as a cop, this is one of the oddest reasons I've seen for assault,"
You mean alcohol?
From TFA "It's a problem that we can certainly resolve with better waste water treatment,"
That's just evil.
You can't be serious. Fixing something after it's been done wrong is even more expensive than doing it right the first time. Take the current example of traffic signals. Physical access is a huge problem. How do you address that? Work out a new design and retrofit hardware and software. Not free. Not anywhere is that even approaching cheap.
"This site has been blocked because it has been determined by Web Reputation Filters to be a security threat to your computer or the corporate network. This web site has been associated with malware/spyware."
Love it.
I think Target may disagree. Firewalls on database servers may not have kept their data safe but their experience proved that it is unwise to assume that all internal network traffic is trustworthy.
The U.S. Secret Service is seeking software that can identify top influencers and trending sets of social media data, allowing the agency to monitor these streams in real-time – and sift through the sarcasm.
"We are not currently aware of any automated technology that could do that (detect sarcasm). No one is considered a leader in that," Jamie Martin, a data acquisition engineer at Sioux Falls, SD based Bright Planet, told CBS News.
Why not just force Twitter to change TOS to require sarcasm tag?
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Great idea. But fighting a ticket takes time, and the time it takes is usually going to interfere with work hours. Add in the fact that it could take a full day due to waiting your turn with the judge or bailiff or whoever. So, do I take time off work and take the chance that a ticket will be tossed out or pay the fine? It comes down to a financial decision for most people.
Children begin by loving their parents. After a time they judge them. Rarely, if ever, do they forgive them. - Oscar Wilde


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It's 90 degrees in this godforsaken desert and I'm stuck in my blistering apartment writing a grant. Isn't marine science glamorous? To sooth my parched and empty soul, here is an assortment of amusing links that have been kicking around my Google Reader for a while.
Richard Dawkins is going to guest star on Dr. Who! I am pretty apathetic about the atheism issue, but I still get a little nerdgasm at the thought of a scientist getting to be on Dr. Who. Dawkins is married to Lalla Ward, an actress who played one of the Fourth Doctor's companions in the late 70s-early 80s.
Sciencey crafts: These greeting cards are embedded with viable seeds – read & plant. And scientific embroidery is pretty.
A collection of awesome science toys from Middlesex University in the UK. I especially like the Shape Memory Polymer and the Magic Snow
You might think you know how pregnancy happens, but I bet you haven't seen it explained by animated anthropomorphized talking genitals!


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Pioneering project for elderly could create jobs
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A £26MILLION pioneering project which could revolutionise the way older people are cared for is expected to go before South Hams District Council planners in December.
Dartington Hall Trust bosses hope their Abundant Life scheme could be given the go-ahead when they file their planning application to the council later this year.
The completely private-funded scheme could be built within two years after being granted approval and could create up to 50 new jobs on the old Dartington Hall School site at Foxhole.
Trust chief executive Vaughan Lindsay said he was confident the revolutionary scheme would be approved.
He said: "We've been in consultation over this for the last three years.
"The feedback has been so positive that already 700 people have said they are interested.
"We've even had people giving us cheques as deposits to secure a place.
"Our biggest problem is the scheme will not be big enough to accommodate them all and we will be faced with a difficult selection process."
The scheme will have 150 to 180 dwellings to buy, rent or part-rent.
They will be available people from all walks of life regardless of wealth and income.
The project, a new model of community living for those aged 55 and over, is aimed at keeping older people in their home, active and involved in their community for as long as possible.
At present, the only two choices available to older people are to stay in their home, which is often unsuitable for their changing physical needs and wellbeing, or to leave their home and move to a room within a residential care home.
Abundant Life could generate some £7million annually into the local economy at no cost to the public purse, says the trust.
Mr Lindsay said the social experiment was for people to remain active in life for as long as possible and continue to contribute to society.
He said Abundant Life would aim to create an 'inclusive community of older people who want to lead a more engaged social life'.
Mr Lindsay said: "We believe that most care can be delivered in people's own home rather than in a care home.
"We want people to contribute to their environment and look after each other.
"We have a lot of activities here at Dartington for people to be involved in.
"We want this new community to be part of the experiment and research."
Mr Lindsay said he hoped to see the success of the project replicated all over the country.
He added: "Success doesn't just mean that we do it well here but that in 10 years' time, there will be Abundant Life projects all over the country.
"This project does not require public funding, would help reduce the impact of care on the public purse and would free up family homes for other people. If it works, all eyes will be on us."
Abundant Life will be for people aged 55 or over and would not become a gated community for the wealthy, say estate bosses.
However, special care facilities would be available for dementia sufferers as they require more care and help.


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Eat for Eight Bucks: Pork Fried Rice
When you only have dinner delivered once or twice a year, you have to develop your own versions of fondly remembered takeout staples. Chinese food meant pork fried rice for me when I was growing up, and it took me many years to work out a home version that lived up to my memories of lip-smacking, meaty, salty abundance. More


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Operations have begun at the Gissarak hydro plant in the Kashkadarya region of Uzbekistan, according to wire reports.
The 45-MW hydropower plant is located on the Aksu River. The project's cost is about $30 million, with financing carried out at the expense of owner Uzvodenergo, wire services reported.
In other news, Brazilian utility sector regulator Aneel has authorized test operations at the 27-MW Goiandira small hydropower plant.
The hydropower plant, owned by local power firm Goias Sul Geracao de Energia, is located in the center-western state of Goias. The plant has two 13.5-MW turbines, reports indicate.
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Makeup artist & model Angelina <3
On August 17th many years ago, The Harmonic Convergence, the worlds first globally synchronized meditation, took place. The convergence is purported to have "corresponded with a great shift in the earth's energy from warlike to peaceful."
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This birthday in 2013 was different than past birthdays.
A feeling of being born again.
Naked but not.
Seeing clearly.
I come in peace.
"This is The Curse. It's for our love for the beautiful and sometimes all too tangible. I know we've been trying to let go of the idea of 'stuff' I know I have for a long time but sometimes it's just so fucking pretty that it's hard to do so! It's always very sharp and if you get stuck to this idea it will cut you, no matter how lovely. it hides a true core inside. i think that's what most people are looking to get to, to do away with all the hard crystal on the outside and to get to the real loving core on the inside. I believe this also helps represent us, and how we're really growing with each other... looking for something 'more'"
"This guy is Bloom. It's representative of our friendship which is very volataile and confusing at times, but cohesive and has a very solid and lovely core that shines bright. It's like a very lovely flower that keeps getting bigger and brighter. The Penrose triangle is for a unity that can not be broken nor comprehended normally; this is love."
"a series of blooms will become a garden where all the magic in life is stored and is waiting to be found"
Awhile ago my friend Nate Kogan was interviewed by VICE. This is a VICE x Kingdom exclusive video, featuring my bum.
Here's the interview:
The intellectual crack head knows that you must live a balanced lifestyle.
If one of your favourite past times is to spend a day in a chemical induced daze, it's good to do the math and nurture your poor tortured body.
A favourite healthy snack of ours is raw broccoli. Broccoli is high in vitamin C and has potent anti-cancer properties. It doesn't have the best mouth lubrication but eventually you chew through it. The tree-like appearance will also remind you that nature still exists and maybe it's time to leave the dark den and go outside.
My pal Nate Kogan is a weird artist and he just finished this custom print for me yesterday. I own his soul and he is clearly kissing ass to try to get it back.
"You've been there for all the bad times and the good so far, and it won't stop waffle. You've helped me understand myself more than I could possibly have imagined, with you I have come into a place where i've felt and seen god, and you shared that with me. Our bond is not something for words so this is pretty hard to do, but I know you understand. I POURED MYSELF into this. The only thing I can offer you is my soul. You've made me into a better person, a more wholesome and fulfilled creative, and someone who can look forward to tomorrow. You never let me go when I was falling so hard, and I am forever thankful. You taught me that love resonates beyond a normal scope and can permeate the essence of what it means to make, and live. I can't think of a person who is more deserving of my soul than you are. I love you. You make me whole. My soul is yours."
It's too late motherfucker I sold your soul to the devil
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I want to say hello the nasty human or bot that left me a message stating I have a sad, empty, and pathetic life. You got to know me so well! Unfortunately you're wrong. I'm a shape shifter, and there's so many fulfilling activities happening constantly! There's some gruesome stuff but the mood will be set. I invite you to spend an evening with me.
Chill out and keep on keepin' on folks. And remember to do it your way.
My first victim is Nate Kogan. Nate is my Jewish artist uncle pervert thug dinner buyerer. I always love what he wears and steal his hats on a regular basis. If I had his girlish figure I would take his t-shirts too. This isn't a one sided deal, it was a bit of a let down for Nate when my heels didn't fit him.
Since I know the secret password to his bedroom, grabbing the goods was easy. The beard was not easy.
Go check out Nate's weird website - http://natekogan.net/
I went to visit my darling super talent Natasha Kudashkina at her artistic lair. I layed down, closed my eyes, and she worked her magic on me. Days later, the evidence showed up in my inbox. For other delicious painted delights, take a peek into her world - facebook.com/NKhumanpainting.
then I went colour crazy. god I love hand jobs. <3 xo


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How to Play Scrabble Slam
Two Methods:Setting Up the GamePlaying Scrabble Slam!
Scrabble Slam! is a 2009 card game from Hasbro that comes in 2 editions: a basic 55-card edition for 2 to 4 players and a deluxe 84-card edition for 2 to 6 players. The object of the fast-paced game is to be the first player to get rid of your cards by playing them on the word in play to make new words. Scrabble Slam! teaches vocabulary and word-recognition skills; the rules for how to play Scrabble Slam! are given below.
Method 1 of 2: Setting Up the Game
1Decide how many players there will be. As noted above, the 55-card edition is designed for up to 4 players and the 84-card edition is designed for up to 6. As the deck will be divided among all the players after the starting word is made, more players means fewer cards in each person's hand.Ad
2Decide what the starting word will be. The starting word must have 4 letters and should be a word that can easily be made into another 4-letter word by changing 1 of its letters.
- Good starting words include "GAME," which can be turned into "FAME," "LAME," "GATE," or "GAZE," and "WARE," which can be changed into "WERE," "WARM," "WARN," or "WART."
- Bad starting words include "ECHO" and "EXAM," which cannot readily be turned into recognizable English 4-letter words.
3Withdraw 4 cards from the deck to make the word.
4Divide the remaining cards among the players. Cards are printed with either 1 letter on each side, or a letter on one side and a blank space on the other. Either side of the card may be played to make a legal word, with the blank serving as a "wild letter" as in the Scrabble board game. At the upper left edge are the 2 letters that the card represents.Ad
Method 2 of 2: Playing Scrabble Slam!
1Begin play. The official call to begin play is "Ready, set, slam"; however, you can call "Go," "Start," or something similar, if you wish.
2Place a letter on the word to make a new word as soon as you recognize you have a play. Scrabble Slam! is a speed game; players do not take turns placing new letters on the word.
- Words in Scrabble Slam! are restricted the same as in the Scrabble crossword game: you can't use slang, acronyms, proper names for people or places, hyphenated words, or words with apostrophes.
- You cannot play the same letter immediately on top of a previously played letter. If the current word is "BALE," you cannot play another "B" immediately on top of the "B" in the word. You can, however, play a "G" to change the word to "GALE" and then play a "B" to change the word back to "BALE" if you can do so before another player changes the word to something else.
3Call "Time out!" to challenge a word. Play stops at this point for players to discuss the word's legitimacy and consult a dictionary if necessary. If the word is not a legal Scrabble Slam! word, the player making the word must take back the letter card used to make it.
4Continue play until 1 player has no more cards or no more legal plays can be made. At this point, the game is over. Whoever has the fewest cards left is the winner.Ad
We could really use your help!
- Scrabble Slam! Is also available in electronic formats for the Nintendo DSiWare and on the Hub.
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Alston, Chamberlain stand out for Rockets
There was a big void in the middle of the University of Toledo's defense when spring football drills started recently.
No Anthony Jordan and no David Thomas, arguably the best inside linebacking duo in the Mid-American Conference.
"Any time you lose two guys like that, when a position goes from a strength to a question mark, you have concerns," UT defensive coordinator Tim Rose said yesterday. "But a concern doesn't necessarily translate into a weakness."
By comparison, Rose has no concerns at outside linebacker, where All-MAC selection Mike Alston and Mike Chamberlain return to their starting positions.
The 6-2, 210-pound Alston is likely to be an All-American candidate next fall as a senior.
"Mike's a special player," said head coach Tom Amstutz. "He's an impact player, a guy who can take over a game. He did that during the first half of [last December's] GMAC Bowl with three sacks. It affected how [Texas-El Paso's] quarterback was thinking the rest of the game."
Those three quarterback sacks gave Alston a team-best 9 1/2 sacks, and a team-leading 12 1/2 tackles for losses, last season.
"It felt really good to play that well and I think it stepped up the expectations that people will have for me and that I'll have for myself next season," Alston said. "The bar is raised even higher."
Rose said Alston "is probably our fastest defensive player. He's just so quick and so skilled."
Yet, when the dust settled on the Rockets' 9-3 season that was capped by a 45-13 romp past UTEP in the bowl game, Chamberlain had one more tackle - 54 - than did Alston.
So if UT can plug the hole between the two outside backers, the Rockets might have a chance to duplicate last season's top-20 national ranking in total defense.
Toledo is so solid outside that Steven Morrison, the top backup to Alston a year ago, has been moved inside.
"You can tell really fast if a linebacker has the intuitive quality needed to play inside," Rose said. "Steven definitely has the ability to go find the ball."
Morrison, Keith Forestal, and Marques McFarlin figure to compete for a good deal of the playing time inside.
Forestal will be just a sophomore, but Amstutz said he is "really having a great spring for a young player. I'll tell you this. I feel a lot better about inside linebacker now than I did when we got started five [practices] ago."
Alston said a lot of the credit should go to the two players, Jordan and Thomas, who have departed the program.
"They'll be missed," he said. "They were great guys and great leaders. But they taught the underclassmen well and those guys are stepping up to fill their shoes. Steven looks like he's been playing there a long time. I'm really surprised by how well the defense is coming together."
Alston takes over as one of the unit's leaders and he said preparation for next season won't end when spring practice comes to a close in mid-April.
"I'll be living here this summer and if the last two years are any example we'll have a lot of guys who stay in town to work out," Alston said. "The coaches won't be directing things every day, but we'll have two or three [on-field] workouts every week and do our running and [weight] lifting.
"That's how you can tell about leadership and how badly guys want to win. We'll come closer together. The dedication to next season will start then. The key to success is measured by what you do, and what you want to do, when the coaches aren't watching."
NOTES: Pro scouts from the 49ers, Jaguars and Dolphins were at UT yesterday to view workouts by some of last season's seniors. ... Amstutz said running back Scooter McDougle, who missed almost all of last season and never had a carry because of a knee injury, is "doing better and is working his way back into playing condition. He'll scrimmage a limited amount, though, until he's at 100 per cent."
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College Football
Week 3
Texas Tech at New Mexico
Saturday Sep 17, 2011 - 3:30 pm - Albuquerque, NM | Odds: Texas Tech by 21, Total Points: 54.5 | Team Pages: TTU | NMEX
|Total 54.5
Line Movement
The chart above graphs odds data from Pinnacle Sports
Historical Results of Games with Similar Lines
Since the start of the 2006-2007 college football season there have been 395 games with over/under lines between 53.5 and 55.5. In these games:
- Games have gone over the line 190 times (48.1%)
- Games have gone under the line 200 times (50.6%)
- Games have pushed the line 5 times (1.3%)
Historical Results of Games with Similar Line Movement
Since the start of the 2008-2009 college football season there have been 175 games where the closing over/under line moved 1 point lower than the opening over/under line.
In these games, the under performed better, going 95-76-4 (55.6%). Game totals went under the line by an average of 10.7 points.


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Of course, you'll have full control over your wireless network all the time, so you will know exactly who is connected to your server. We've tested the application on a Windows 7 laptop and everything worked quite smooth, but keep in mind that a wireless network adapter is a must have in order to use the program. All in all, you won't find an application that's easier to use than Connectify and although you'll have to purchase a pro license to unlock its full powers, it's definitely worth the price.
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Apple likes to announce their milestones, but it looks like they've passed on an important one. According to a new report on Forbes, Apple has supposedly sold its 500 millionth iPhone this month.
Various analysts have projected 38-42 million iPhone sales for the three month quarter from January to March 2014. Apple had sold around 400 million iPhones in July last year, and 8 months later they have probably crossed the 500 million mark, if the reports are to be believed. Entering into Q2 of 2014, they've supposedly sold 472 million iPhones. Apple's 2nd quarter is ending in just under a week. An announcement next month should tell us if the company has indeed sold its 500 millionth iPhone or not.
Making the estimate for the half-billionth iPhone is a bit fraught as we don't have sales figures from Apple for the current quarter. The consensus would have placed the milestone sale around March 8 given that entering the quarter Apple had sold 472 million iPhones. So even if it proves a bit high as it did last quarter, we've crossed the point where it's safe to assume that Apple has sold 500 million smartphones in less than 7 years. And the most recent 100 million took somewhere between 2-6 weeks less than the previous 100 million did.
The company celebrated its 50 billionth App Store app download last year in May and 30 Years of Mac earlier this year. 500 million iPhones sold is another amazing milestone for Apple, 7 years after the announcement of the first iPhone.
Apple is reported to launch the iPhone 6 sometime in August or September this year, which should boost sales and get that number a little more closer to a billion.


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TeamSound Port?January 14th, 2003 by Alkini
Jeff Howell wrote in to point out a postin the TeamSound forums that statesthat their next version will include Linux support. TeamSound is agamer-oriented VOIP application (similar to TeamSpeak) that allows gamers to communicate vocally over the Internet.It would probably be a good idea to politely email the TeamSound guys to letthem know that you are interested in seeing this port happen. As far as I know,TeamSpeak is our only other open for VOIP at this point. Does anybody know ofany others?


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Estately lists its data directly from MLSs and updates frequently, so you will find the most accurate, up-to-date and comprehensive data than others. Searching in Estately starts by entering a location and it shows homes directly on map. In map you can browser homes and navigate to next and previous item. When browsing Estately, you will feel like you are shopping on an e-shop, there are so many detail information available for making your best decision.
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Blacking up: nope, it's still not funny [1]
Tory MP asks why it is offensive to black up in one-man mission against political correctness
Tory MP asks why it is offensive to black up in one-man mission against political correctness
by Samira Shackle [2] Published
At the weekend, it emerged that Philip Davies, the Tory MP for Shipley, has been haranguing [3] the Equality and Human Rights Commission on a self-proclaimed fight against political correctness.
Since April last year, he has sent 19 letters, obtained under the Freedom of Information Act.
The question that really caught the imagination of the press was this: "Is it offensive to black up or not, particularly if you are impersonating a black person?" In a postscript to this letter, he adds: "Why it is so offensive to black up your face, as I have never understood this."
Wow. Where to begin?
The (obviously very good-humoured) commission had yet to reply in writing to this query, but in the meantime, a spokesman said: "There are many writings produced by scholars about blacking up, arguing that minstrel shows lampoon black people in derogatory ways, and many people clearly find blacking up to portray minstrels or black people offensive."
It's true, Davies's question displays a certain ignorance: impersonating a black person is offensive because it is so fraught with history. Blacking up is mockery, and it's dehumanising, with its symbolism of a grinning, infantilised rascal dancing around for the amusement of others.
This is not the first time blacking up and the Tories have met. There was controversy in 2007 when a Tory councillor dressed up as "Nelson Mandela" [4] -- yes, complete with skin colour -- for a fancy-dress party. The councillor defended the decision as a piece of "harmless fun". Hmm.
There was outcry this year over a fashion shoot in French Vogue that featured a white model blacked up. "It's horrible, there's nothing else to describe it. The image says we'd rather turn a European model white than hire a black model," Nana A Tamakloe, who manages models, said at the time [5].
Davies's query relates to a practice that is pretty much non-existent anyway: it's a deliberately provocative and pointless piece of questioning. It is another mockery, but luckily he seems to have made himself the butt of the joke.
According to the Guardian, he also asked [6]:
- Whether the Metropolitan Black Police Association breaches discrimination law by restricting its membership to black people. He compared this to the BNP's whites-only policy, which the far-right party has now agreed to change.
- Whether the women-only Orange Prize for fiction discriminates against men.
- Whether it was racist for a policeman to refer to a BMW as "black man's wheels".
- Whether it was lawful for an advert for a job working with victims of domestic violence to specify that applicants had to be female and/or black or from an ethnic minority.
- Whether a "Miss White Britain" competition or a "White Power List" would be racist, after Phillips justified the existence of Miss Black Britain prizes and the Black Power List. "Is there any difference legally or morally than publishing a white list [sic]? Do you think this entrenches division?"
- Whether anti-discrimination laws ought to be extended "to cover bald people (and perhaps fat people and short people)".


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jQuery Mobile Web Development Essentials will explain how to create mobile-optimized sites with the easiest, most practical HTML/JavaScript framework available and to add the framework to your HTML pages to create rich, mobile-optimized web pages with minimal effort.
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chillosophy. by derekblain
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chill, study, mashup
the swiftness of her leaving left the room in a state of molecular agitation by derekblain
more e-instrumental sounds with hisses, crackles, loops, and melody featuring Saycet, Immanu El, and Tycho.
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In this section of the fracking report, DENR outlines some of the costs and payments associated with fracking, including what states such as North Carolina tax for the practice. Continue Reading →
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Filed under: Fracking, DENR, driling, Economy, frackfocus, fracking, jobs
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What's in your water? As Laura continues to break down the DENR report on fracking, she finds some interesting facts about chemicals and groundwater. Continue Reading →
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Section 3 continued: Water, water, everywhere, but who will regulate?
One thing unclear if fracking were to move forward: who would keep track of all that water use? Continue Reading →
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At 444 pages, the North Carolina Oil and Gas Study is an extensive document. During the month of April, Laura White will be tackling this entire document, conducting interviews with experts and breaking it down section by section so you can be as informed as possible. Today, Laura explains the motivation behind this difficult task. Continue Reading →


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Clearer skies for a couple days before rain returnsSeptember 2nd, 2014 at 4:18 pm by Robb Ellis under Weather
Rainfall totals from this morning's storms ranged from 1-3 inches as expected, especially south of Indianapolis.
Skies will clear overnight and high pressure will build for a couple days.
Clearing skies and comfortable temperatures. Low near 65.
Mostly sunny and warm. High near 85. Low around 70.
Partly cloudy for the first half of the day, but clouds will build during the afternoon and evening with showers arriving late in the day. Highs in the upper 80s. Lows around 70.
Scattered showers and storms are expected. High around 87. Cool air arrives late dropping temps into the low 60s.
Rain wraps up early Saturday before high pressure returns. Expect cooler temperatures and clear skies for late Saturday and Sunday. Highs near 80 both days with lows around 60.
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Posted at: 06/17/2013 10:00 AM
Updated at: 06/17/2013 4:12 PM
(ABC 6 News ) - The Fillmore County Sheriff's Office says an Utica man was accidentally killed during a bachelor - bachelorette party Saturday night.
The sheriff says Jeffrey Taylor and his two sons had been tending to his cattle at a property in Arendahl Township and that the bachelor - bachelorette party was being held at a home on the same property. Taylor and his sons were invited to stop by the party as they were leaving.
Authorities say some of the people from the party were shooting explosive targets for fun. Just before 9 p.m., a person shot at a target as several people stood by and watched. Taylor was standing in a group of people behind the shooter and was apparently struck by shrapnel.
He immediately collapsed with a wound to his abdomen. He was driven to nearby location where the Rushford Ambulance and Mayo One Helicopter attended to him, but he was pronounced dead at that location.
Sheriff Daryl Jensen says the case remains under investigation and is expected to be sent to the Fillmore County Attorney for review.


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Hear that Corey Smith, WR, Akron Buchtel / EMCC JUCO transfer, All NJCAA Region 23 is visiting this weekend as well. Supposedly has a commitable offer. Also hear he may have psuedo-committed to Miss St. My brother, coach at EMCC, says he is the real deal. Best route runner he has possibly ever seen with great hands and wheels. Be nice to bring Ohio talent back home.
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After spending 20+ years in the Air Force, I can pretty much say I have seen the four corners. I have taken my Buckeye gear proudly with me everywhere. I took a lot of crap in 2006 when I had a Buckeye flag hanging in my office while in Iraq after the MNC debacle. Regardless, there have always been Buckeye brethren wherever I have been and each and every one of them wore their scarlet and grey with pride. From every state in the Great 50 to Korea, Germany, Qatar, Japan, England, and Iraq, there was always an O-H or Go Bucks! to be heard. Doesn't matter what day it is, it's always a great day to be a Buckeye!!!
Definetly poor taste. Subject should never be a joking matter. Appalled that someone would make this comment.
I've watched every game so far, and though they have been relatively easy wins, I wasn't super impressed with the effort. That is until tonight. The kids flat out know how to ball. Craft is an animal that is going to tick off every opposing coach this year. But everyone of those coaches would take him in a heartbeat. Glad Pearl screwed up!! This team is disciplined and driven.
Damn, I'm proud to be part of the Buckeye Nation!!!!
Anyone know if Urban was at the Schott tonight?
First off, I must state, that though this may be a rough season, I will not fail to root for the greatest team in the land come Saturdays.
Second, Bauserman has got to go. When the news broke that TP was gone, I would have bet money that Kenny G would inherit the starting job. Though only long enough until Miller got his feet a little more wet. I still believe that Miller is our best option, but if for some reason he is not able to go, I think Guiton should see some pt. He surely can't do much worse than a 0.9 QB rating. Let's face it, (not to be a hater) but Bauserman couldn't make it in the Pirate organization. I think that probably says a lot in and of itself.
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Lauralee Bell (CBS)
Having watched, (and loved), the first webisode of Family Dinner before I spoke to Lauralee, and knowing she had written it, I was anxious to hear all about it. Lauralee wrote the scripts a few years ago, but it was put on the back burner until the writer's strike, and budget cuts, came about. Since the project is a one-set, completely character-driven show, it finally seemed to be the right time to pull it out of the drawer!
Reflecting on why family dinner time is such fertile ground for comedy, Lauralee laughingly told me, "Everyone is throwing out random thoughts, the kids are on the level of 'pee' and 'butt', and mom's just happy to finally sit down!"
Lauralee describes the zany scripts as being, "What my parents taught me - it's about the characters and their reactions. Sometimes you have to say nothing and have it all be in the eyes."
I was struck by how much actually happened within the first three minute webisode. Lauralee said, "Family Dinner feels like it could be stretched out to a half-hour format and taken in crazy directions, but the three-minute format is a great place to start! The first one was hard too, because you have to explain why Dan [Cortese, reality show producer] was there, and what it's all about. I feel like you got to know the characters a little bit."
Lauralee was thrilled when her mom mentioned the project to Phyllis Diller over lunch, and the infamous comedienne called to say that she had to play Grandma! The actress recounted how she gave Phyllis carte blanche as far as Grandma's 'look' was concerned, and how Phyllis was so gracious with the 'blown away' cast and crew, bringing in pictures and signing books! Lauralee also visited Phyllis at home, and raved about what an amazing artist she is, and how she has shared remarkable stories with her. Regardless of what happens with the series, she says that being with Phyllis, and being able to spend time with her, was the gift right there.
Y&R fans will also recognize Aaron Lustig, who played Dr. Tim Reid on the show, as the father, Steven, in Family Dinner!
Lauralee loves working with the talented children that play her kids in Family Dinner, but deflected her own young daughter's interest in taking a role. Asked if she and husband Scott Martin would encourage her to pursue a career in entertainment, she said, "I was very lucky because I came onto a set that was a great family. Tracy Bregman would tell me, "You should eat fish and drink water." It was such a healthy environment, where a lot of sets aren't. So, we'll have to wait and see. I would like to prolong it as long as possible, at least until after 16 or 18, and then we'll see if they she is even interested - we certainly won't push it. She likes to perform though!"
Lauralee as Karen (Family Dinner Online)
Asked about career plans, Lauralee shared, "I would love to shoot a bunch of these [webisodes], and I have a lot of ideas. I wrote a two-hour movie of the week that is also skewed a little bit young, like a Disney Channel film perhaps. In the past I've always taken on so much more than I should. I have another webisode idea that I was going to move forward with, but then I thought I would take a couple of months and see where Family Dinner is going to go. I want to truly focus on this and see it through."
Don't miss Lauralee's Family Dinner, the first and second webisodes are now available to view! Visit Funny or Die to vote, or the new Family Dinner official website, which features testimonials from the characters (even non-talking Jeremy)!
For those Soaps.com readers who want to know what Lauralee had to say about a return to The Young and the Restless, read Part II of the interview here!
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With BBM having arrived on iOS and Android last October, and it also comes preloaded on the Nokia X line, there is only one play for BBM to pop up next, Windows Phone. New BlackBerry boss, John Chen, confirmed that BBM will head to Windows Phone in Q2 of this year, and will eventually come preloaded on certain Lumia devices. Stay tuned for more BBM news involving its eventual appearance in the Windows Phone store.


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By Natalie Burg
The private sector may help entrepreneurs launch businesses in myriad ways, but today the academic sector is where things are getting really interesting for startups, spinouts and spin-offs.
Though innovation and discovery has long been the territory of educational institutions, academics haven't been programmed to consider how their research could be marketable.
"In academia, you do research because you want to ask questions and solve them," said Alicia Loffler, executive director of Northwestern's Innovation and New Ventures Office (INVO). "They've been doing this great research, but they weren't thinking about commercial usage."
Enter entities such as INVO, which helps great ideas and discoveries made by Northwestern's faculty and researchers become viable commercial products and startups. And they're not alone. Universities across the U.S. are learning to extract the genius from their labs and classrooms and translate it into viable commercial products and businesses.
How do they do it? It takes a little bit of planning and a whole lot of disruption of academia's business as usual.
"Our mission is to move innovation to the market," said Loffler. "At the same time, in order to sustain that we need to change the culture and inspire a culture of innovation."
Mixing Disciplines
In the old days, business school was for future business leaders and engineering school was for tomorrow's engineers. Not anymore. As launching a startup is a multi-faceted venture, INVO begins by opening the floodgates between disciplines. Students of engineering, business, law, medicine, communications and other departments are invited to collaborate in a series of classes on entrepreneurship.
Some of the best ideas, Loffler says, have come from some of the most diverse-seeming areas of study, including a company that has launched with participation from engineering and journalism students.
"It's called Narrative Sciences," Loffler said. "It has an artificial intelligence platform that develops stories automatically. It's now a really successful company."
Finding the Ideas
The exciting thing about research universities is that the innovation is already baked in. It's just a matter of discovering it. If the seasoned academics who are conducting the research are the least likely to see the commercial potential in their own ideas, it may be little surprise who the best idea screeners turn out to be: students.
"We're using students as agents of change," Loffler said. "They have the highest mobility. They go into the professors' labs, and they come with the energy to screen ideas and change the world. We use them as a way to energize the researchers and faculty workers."
Incubating the Results
INVO began in 2010, and already, the office is helping about 10 startups a year find success in the commercial market. As Loffler sees it, turning out results quickly is hardly surprising.
"The environment was ready. It was just bursting with great ideas," she said. "We already had this great research–the question was, 'How do we put in the public's hands?'"
INVO startups were awarded recognition in the last two Rice Business Plan Competions, including this year's first and second place winners, SiNode Systems and BriteSeed, LLC.
"We have to create incentives that are aligned with this culture of innovation," Loffler said. "We have created all sorts of policies to nurture that."
Northwestern offers classes and training sessions for students, faculty and researchers, as well as pairing them with business mentors, to help guide the budding businesses.
While university spinout generators like INVO are shaking up academic communities all over the country, they are also, interestingly enough, helping their institutions stay true to their original purposes, just in a new entrepreneurial age.
"We want people to change the world," Loffler said. "One way to change the world is through entrepreneurship."
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The conversation surrounding the Canucks has understandably shifted from the present to the future. That's what happens when the team's chances of making the playoffs have shrunk from slim to positively diaphanous. The Canucks are down to a 3.2% chance of making the postseason, according to Sports Club Stats, and fans have been looking to next season and beyond for nearly a month already.
Since there isn't much to get excited about with the current roster, so it makes sense that fans would look to who might be on the roster in a coming season. In many ways, seeing a top prospect like Nicklas Jensen look like a legitimate top-six winger, at least when playing with top-end talent like Henrik Sedin and Alex Burrows, is more satisfying right now than seeing the Canucks win.
Other prospects are also showing promise: Cole Cassels has produced some surprising offence, Bo Horvat has progressed well, Ben Hutton has received Hobey Baker consideration, and Frank Corrado is playing big minutes in all situations for the Comets. None of them, however, have produced the type of gaudy numbers that really catch the attention of the average fan.
One prospect has, however: undrafted free agent signing Dane Fox. The Erie Otters left wing has scored an eye-catching 62 goals and 101 points in 64 games. The one fairly massive caveat is that Fox is an over-age player — a 20-year-old playing against 17, 18, and 19-year-olds — and had never produced at better than a point-per-game prior to his over-age year. So what, realistically, can we expect from Fox?Continue Reading —›
It's time for "Stick in Link", the feature where we just plug in a bunch of stuff written by others! Featuring a smattering of links from around the Smylosphere and beyond every Tuesday and Thursday. Warning: our links are so hyper, they change colour when exposed to heat. (Have something for us to share in the next edition? E-mail us at firstname.lastname@example.com, tweet us @passittobulis, or just come over and write your link on a pad of paper, I guess.)Continue Reading —›
Alex Burrows is such a terrible teammate. Having gone 35 games without scoring a single goal this season, Burrows chose to break his drought during Henrik Sedin's 1000th career game, stealing the spotlight and making the game all about him. Selfish.
To make it even worse, Burrows scored two goals without allowing Henrik to tally an assist, despite playing on the top line with the Canucks captain. And you'll notice that he scored two goals; why no assists, Burrows? Share the puck, Alex, this is a team game.
In fact, Burrows had a game-high 6 shots, while his other linemate, Nicklas Jensen, had just one, clearly because Burrows is such a puck-hog. Way to provide a toxic environment for the rookie, Burrows. Oh wait, I'm being sarcastic. Creating a toxic environment is a bad thing, Burr.
The final piece of evidence that Burrows was playing for the name on the back of his jersey rather than the logo on the front? He had the opportunity to score in the shootout and didn't do it, obviously because it wouldn't have counted for his points this season. He clearly just wanted to boost his personal statistics and didn't care about getting his team the win. He was just out for number one, who was, in this case, number 14.
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UPDATE: VPA denies Mill River football appeal
Shortly after 4 p.m. today, the Vermont Principals' Association announced its ruling on Mill River's appeal of the outcome of the Division III high school football championship game. In a unanimous decision, a five-person committee denied the appeal, which stemmed … Continue reading
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Week 1 football power rankings
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Week 2 football power rankings
While Hartford keeps its position at No. 1, there's plenty of movement in this week's power rankings. Essex makes the big jump to No. 2 and two teams, on the outside of the top 10 last week, make their 2012 … Continue reading
Some early thoughts on the 2012 football season
As I write this blog post, preseason practices open at 34 sites in a matter of hours, the beginning of another football season here in Vermont. Opening weekend is Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. As we've done the previous two … Continue reading
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Final boys lacrosse power rankings of 2012 season
No question here: South Burlington deservedly finishes the year as the No.1-ranked team in the boys lacrosse power rankings. Enjoy. 1. South Burlington (16-2): With the help of a freshman goalie (Mike Blauvelt, 12 saves), a freshman attack (Cam Nolting, … Continue reading
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Boys lacrosse power rankings – Week 5
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Playoff Central: Football championship notes
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Field hockey power rankings (2011 final)
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Week 7 field hockey power rankings and playoff predictions
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Brownlie brace is just reward for Cambridge
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Work hard, build the platform and then use it as a springboard for victory.
You would think it was a simple enough blueprint for a rugby match but one which so often goes out of the window as sides try too hard to get on top in the early stages and allow the structure of their game to flounder.
It took 17 minutes for Cambridge to register their first point against strugglers Bournemouth, yet they had done much of the leg work to set the stall out for their intentions.
While director of rugby Rowland Winter had talked pre-match of the glee that the sun was now out, hardening the pitches to Cambridge's liking, he had not factored on the strength of the wind.
Stood on the stand side, it seemed like an overcast day but you felt the force of the wind on the opposite side with it constantly changing direction during the game to make kicking for territory difficult to judge.
Get it wrong for the ball to go out of play on the full or over the dead-ball line and you are back where you started. To that end, it was a controlled kicking display from Jack Green, who prodded and probed in the early stages to find a length and direction for the team to put Cambridge in the best position possible. And that was a tactic that Bournemouth were not quite able to perfect in the second half.
With territory slowly but surely gained, Cambridge's forwards were able to get on top.
They were supremely dominant at the scrum, not really allowing Bournemouth to get a look in, and their line-out work again shone.
The disappointing handling from the visitors, the passes were just not sticking, was therefore proving to be a bonus for Cambridge, who kept getting the put-in to the scrum.
At times throughout the game the Cambridge tight eight were quite literally running their opponents backwards, it was like a tidal wave of blood and sand.
That superiority that was established by the pack allowed the backs to run free, under the direction of Green, with Paul Diggin a calming and reassuring presence outside him in the centres.
But it was also difficult to ignore the growing influence of James Ayrton, who has slotted back into the team with such ease that you almost forgot he spent a large spell on the sidelines with a knee injury.
"It was a really good win and we worked hard for it, especially after coming off a good win last week (against the Cornish All Blacks)," said Ayrton.
"The coaches put us through two good training sessions and we had really been building up to the double header at home and giving the crowd something to cheer about.
"Jack (Green) had a good structure to the game and we kicked when we needed to for territory to put them on the back foot. We knew they were going to be physical so we knew what we were up against and did well against them, I think.
"The forwards gave us a really good platform and absolutely demolished the scrum, and we (the backs) tried to help all the positive work they did."
It was through the forwards that Cambridge broke the deadlock, with a catch and drive from a line-out seeing sponsors' man-of-the-match Will Allard diving cross the line.
The second try came through a deliciously low pass from Green, so important given the wind, for Diggin to claim and run through to dot down.
It was 17-0 by half time with another splendid solo effort from Jim Wigglesworth, although his elusive running will only be seen on two more occasions at Volac Park as it was confirmed on Friday that he is joining Bedford Blues next season.
And it is anticipated that prop Jamal Ford-Robinson will also be leaving to make the step up to the Championship.
A great pass from Mike Ayrton to release brother James to dart through to land an early blow to any hopes Bournemouth may have in using the wind to their advantage.
From another huge Cambridge scrum, Ben Brownlie had the really simple task of literally falling on the ball over the line.
Alex Sutherland got Bournemouth's first score after 54 minutes, before more expert control from Brownlie at another dominant scrum allowed him to get his second score.
Thomas Vaughan-Edwards broke free to get Bournemouth's second score before a good break by Ross Kevan and Rob Conquest ended with Mike Ayrton going over out wide.
And Sutherland's second try for Bournemouth with the last play was a mere consolation.


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EDITORIAL: Spring events show Central Carolina's best
Once again, Central Carolina is set for a glorious weekend of events that is sure to please locals and visitors alike.
The headline event will be the Sanford Arts & Vine Festival, which follows in the footsteps of the former Sanford Pottery Festival.
Today and Sunday, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day, the Dennis A. Wicker Civic Center will feature pottery, wine, art, music and food that is sure to enthrall many people of varied interests.
The pottery festival attracted a diverse and dedicated following during its run of more than a decade. While many were disappointed by the festival's discontinuation, Arts & Vine will hopefully have a successful debut — giving pottery fans and others another spring event to look forward to.
"I think certainly the quantity and quality of exhibits will surprise people," says Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce President Bob Joyce. "We have some outstanding artists from the Southeast. We are building on the 11 successful years of the Sanford Pottery Festival and making it even bigger and better from here."
The $5 festival entrance fee is a small price to pay for what should be a lot of fun for those who attend.
For those whose interested in antiques, nearby Cameron will host its annual spring antiques street fair from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today. All 11 antique shops and 250 outside dealers will be open for this occasion.
"People come looking for everything, and hopefully they find that one thing that is special to them," says Jane Fairbanks, owner of one of Cameron's antique shops — The Old Hardware. "People enjoy walking down the streets of Cameron, and the feeling and character of the town pervades through the event."
Best yet, there is no charge for this event.
Then, for those wanting to be active — and help a good cause — the Race to Read 5K Fun Run/Walk is this morning with runners assembling in the rear parking lot of Spring Lake Cinemas. The cost is $25 per person, with registration at 8 a.m. and the walk/run at 9 a.m.
The Sanford-Lee County Youth Council is presenting the event, with proceeds providing reading materials to Lee County School students.
With nice weather expected, and an abundance of other fun, springtime happenings to choose from — such as visiting a local strawberry farm for some delicious berries, or taking in the Temple Theatre show — here's hoping you'll enjoy this weekend.
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