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When it was announced that Gavin DeGraw was going to appear on Dancing With The Stars this season, many critics initially pegged him for early elimination. After all, even he would admit that he's not exactly known as being the next Michael Jackson or anything. However, we here at VH1 thought that he was a real dark horse in the race for the prize, and Gavin ended up shocking most of the pundits by making it all the way to Week 5 before being eliminated.
Well, we were able to grab a few minutes on the phone with our buddy Gavin last night, and we asked him about a number of topics: what his experience was like on the show, how he managed to avoid wearing a leotard, and what his reaction was to seeing Tupac in hologram form.
VH1: First of all, congrats on making it all the way to the fifth week of competition on Dancing With The Stars! What can you tell us about the experience as a whole, as well as the samba routine that led to your eventual ouster?
Gavin DeGraw: It was an awesome time. It was a lot of work, a lot more work than anyone would ever expect it to be to get the routine down the way you want it to be before you do go up in front of 20 or 25 million people and have 'em watch.
No pressure!
Haha, exactly. The samba was kind of our "Go For It" dance, we knew it was ambitious, but I didn't join the show just to win a show, you know? I went on to have a great time and take on a challenge. You don't necessarily go on to win a trophy, you go on to challenge yourself and do it in the most sportsmanlike way by avoiding easy routines.
Well, it seems like all of our VH1 readers were really impressed with the way that you improved from week to week.
The fans have been AWESOME, man. I definitely would not have made it this far with all their support, I was really, really lucky to have such a strong core group of fans, people who were really supportive of an artist that they knew was trying to do something different, something outside of my comfort zone.
Speaking of being outside your comfort zone, did you ever envision a scenario in which you would be on live TV doing a dance-off with Urkel?
Never in a million years! (Laughs) First of all, I never expected to be on a dance show to begin with, the next thing you know, I'm on a dance show with a guy who was on TV all through my youth, you know? It was really trippy. That was one of the real fascinating things about the show and the real "pinch myself" element of the show that you'd end up on stage with somebody who you grew up watching on TV, whether that was Martina Navratilova, Jack Wagner, or Jaleel White. It was something nobody saw coming, I wouldn't change it for the world.
Which of the five performances you and Karina did felt the best to you, meaning that you felt really well rehearsed and that you were able to execute well in the live show?
My favorite one was the rumba. That one really felt like dancing, versus exercising to music. (Laughs)
What was the vibe like on the set with all of the other competitors?
There's a very boot camp element to it, where You're all kinda struggling to get it right. You go off in your little corner and work privately with someone, then you end up meeting in the common area, all like, "Man, I'm gettin' KILLED in there." You're all kind of sharing that moment.
It sounds like Billy Joel's song, "Goodnight Saigon." You know, "And we will all go down together…"
(Laughs) Well, the stakes are just a little different. The show really is such good fun competition, and it's friendly competition, and there's nothing like it. The downside of it is, of course, the people that you become friendly with over time, you end up competing with. You really don't want to go in and be in direct competition with someone, it's too personal. When it's a big group competing, that's one thing. But when you end up looking over the little black line in the floor going "It's either me or you," it starts feeling a little bit funky. It's hard for you to celebrate even when you do stick around. Even though you're happy that you get to stick around, I get to have one more great week of my fake dance career with my fake TV girlfriend, you still feel bad because you made a friend who's gonna go home.
We were very impressed that you managed to avoid wearing a leotard for all those weeks!
(Laughs) We DEFINITELY all kinda talked before we ever threw any clothes on. I have to say, all those really goofy outfits —like, the REALLY ridiculous ones— that's a choice by whoever is wearing it. The wardrobe people were really cool, man. It also had to do with who your partner is. Karina Smirnoff was so involved in what the costume was gonna be, and she'd always bounce the ideas off me.
Can you give us an example of you giving specific costume direction?
On the second week of the show, when I wore the motorcycle jacket and that particular cap, it was totally Brando. It's one of my all-time favorite movies, and when we got the song "Real Wild Child," I asked Karina if she had ever seen The Wild One. I told her she had to see it, it was Brando at his BEST. She came in the next day and agreed, and I thought it was the most bad ass outfit possible.
Is there any chance that you'll be headed back to the show this season, maybe to perform "Sweeter"?
Man, I would love to. That's definitely something that I would be really excited about. I happen to be a big fan of the show, I think they do a great job with booking musical guests. It would be an honor to be back on it to do a performance, of course. That's my job, and it would be nice to return to that setting doing what I'm actually good at! (Laughs)
Now that you don't have to spend a couple of days each week holed up in a studio in Los Angeles, how are you gonna be spending your time?
Our summer tour is gonna be really exciting, I feel like it's gonna be huge. It's me and Colbie Callait and our friend Andy Grammer, who's fantastic. I think it's gonna be one of the tours to see this summer, honestly. I mean, it's honestly the one I'm most excited about, but maybe that's just because I'm in it. But don't forget, KISS is doing a tour this summer, too, so I'm definitely gonna check that out.
I'm not sure if you've heard, but 2Pac was reincarnated over the weekend in hologram form.
I heard. So awesome!
If you could bring a hologram on tour with you this summer, who would it be?
A hologram duet? Anybody? That's a tough one, bro. That's a really f*ckin' hard one. I like Marvin Gaye, that would be bangin'. Johnny Cash, that would be cool.
What a trio!
That would be great. Then it would be like, "Which one of these guys doesn't belong here?" (Laughs) Me, of course.
Gavin DeGraw's new album, Sweeter, is in stores now (and it's on Spotify, too). Chances are that he's coming on tour to a city near you this summer, check out his complete list of tour dates on GavinDeGraw.com.


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BEIJING (Caixin Online) — This year marks a watershed in the country's urbanization: for the first time in China's history, over half of its people now live in a city. With an average of more than one percentage point added to the rate of urbanization every year for the past 33 years, it's an achievement to be proud of.
But, as Premier Wen Jiabao conceded last week at the World Economic Forum in Tianjin, China's urbanization is falling short of what it should be. The country has gained some experience, but learned some lessons too, he said.
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Urbanization is a key element in China's modernization. Only when production capacity is concentrated in the city can economies of scale be achieved.
In today's China, urbanization can also help rev up domestic demand, mop up excess production capacity and spur growth. Urbanization, along with industrialization, the IT revolution and globalization, will drive social and economic growth in the years to come.
The danger now is that China's "incomplete urbanization" will not only impede its growth, but may also become a source of social tension, leading to instability.
The problem, Wen said, is Chinese villagers are not treated the same as urban residents. In other words, farmers are not successfully becoming city residents.
On paper, the rate of urbanization jumped from 18% in 1978 to 51.3% at the end of last year, during which the urban population grew from 238 million to 680 million. Officially, this figure includes everyone who has lived in cities and towns for at least six months.
In reality, however, at least 250 million migrants working in cities are not entitled to the social benefits given to urban residents, and have little or no access to a secure job, welfare benefits, or education and medical benefits for their children. This imbalance is especially striking in the big cities where migrants congregate.
Some analysts estimate that if this group of people were taken out of official counts, it would shave at least 10 to 12 percentage points off the urbanization rate.
There's no doubt the government should aim to complete the urban transformation. To this end, the premier has stressed the importance of continuing structural reforms.
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In February, the State Council released a document on the gradual implementation of reforming the household registration system. On Aug. 30, it released a set of guidelines from the Ministry of Education and other relevant authorities on giving migrant workers' children better access to education.
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ATLANTA -- Minutes after a key vote in Atlanta, Gov. Nathan Deal watched from a web site as a four-mile stretch of Interstate 85 boasted a 4-cent toll.
"This administration gets results quickly," Deal said with a laugh at the almost instantaneous change to the Interstate 85 high occupancy toll lanes, after the State Road and Tollway Authority board approved a toll rate as low as 1 cent a mile, down from a 10-cent minimum.
Thursday's early afternoon vote, he said, allows the lanes now at capacity during rush hour to get more use on nights and weekends.
"It will bring the use of that road back to comparable use in the lanes prior" to the October conversion to tolls, the governor said. "We'll further utilize the pavement that's out there."
During high traffic times, the peak toll has gone up to $4.10 for the 16-mile stretch from Chamblee Tucker Road to Old Peachtree Road, since the toll amount fluctuates based on usage.
During Thursday's meeting, the authority talked about a new mobile phone application for the Peach Pass, now available for free on iTunes, and the addition of live streaming of toll signs to its website.
Later this month, DOT and SRTA crews will place temporary signs on a new weave point near Boggs Road for I-85 south. The new location -- which solves an 8-mile stretch without access -- will allow people, and more importantly, buses, to enter the HOT lanes if they get on I-85 at Sugarloaf Parkway.
Deal said that new access point will solve many of the lingering complaints to the controversial toll lanes.
A critic of the project, which was put into motion before he took office last year, Deal admitted that many still will be against taking the lane, but recent changes make better use of the road.
"Isn't it nice to have choices?" he said of those who refuse to pay the toll.
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- Toll prices go up during week, down on weekends ( January 12, 2012 )
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- HOT lanes reach new peak ( February 28, 2012 )
- Ambulances, police cruisers to get Peach Passes ( October 4, 2011 )
- Gwinnett's toll lanes at capacity ( December 8, 2011 )
CD 3 years, 6 months ago
Mr. Deal: it is indeed good to have choices. I'll be thinking that when I vote for whomever or whatever runs against you for re-election.
Mack711 3 years, 6 months ago
In the article it "Deal said with a laugh at the almost instantaneous change to the Interstate 85 high occupancy toll lanes, " We will see Who has the last laugh come election day in Georgia Mr. Deal. Several have said that if the State moves froward with amy more toll roads there will be a lot of vacancies in the Capitol. Lets work to get rid of anyone there that supports these toll lanes come election day.
You folks over in Cobb County better take note of what is going on in Gwinnett. It is coming your way if this is not stopped NOW.
R 3 years, 6 months ago
"Deal said that new access point will solve many of the lingering complaints to the controversial toll lanes."
Mr Governor we respectfully request that you open your ears if you TRULY believe the content of the statement above. This adjustment DOESN'T even begin to address the issue. Dreams are nice, but NOT when repeated 24/7 by government officials.
pjm123 3 years, 6 months ago
I am sorry But I have to disagree with these comments. I am willing to pay the tolls if it cuts my usually 45 minute commute in the morning from 316 to 285 down to 15 minutes. It is true it does cut down on commute times. I was skeptical myself until I tried it. If you live up north no one complains about the turnpike tolls. No one gripes about the tolls on 400 that were supposed to go away and never did. I think that people are upset about it because it is a change and most people don't like change. I-75 would benefit from such lanes. What ever happened to the idea of truck lanes? That would help cut down on traffic. Everyone wants to complain but no one wants to come up with solutions and when someone does everyone is against it.
NewsReader 3 years, 6 months ago
Do tell pjm123, since the transportation machine is well oiled and working so well up there, then why are you losing so many electoral votes up there? HINT: it isn't because people are moving up there. It's because they are leaving in mass. But in light of your view, please, feel free to move back so that we can remove the problem one automobile at a time. The fact is, no matter how many ways we demonstrate our displeasure, all suggestions fall on deaf ears. I may as well be talking to a sign post. At least with a sign post, I get a flashing response. My response is and always has been, take responsibility for yourself, and if traffic is an issue for you, move to within closer proximity to where you need to be. Don't expect the rest of us to subsidize your lifestyle choices to live out here and work in there. It really is that simple.
pjm123 3 years, 6 months ago
Obviously it is working a lot better up there then it is here because it was planned for while here it was not. People are moving away from up there because of outrageous taxes and cost of living. Not transportation. The point of the matter is this is an issue all across the country. Like I said when someone tries something new ignorant people always complain. At least they are trying something. If you can come up with a better plan run for office we'd all like to listen to it.
R 3 years, 6 months ago
"No one gripes about the tolls on 400 that were supposed to go away and never did."
You must not read here or the famed AJC because quite a few have and its a "real deal" breaker for the TSPLOST. Gov. Deal reneged on a campaign promise and it will hurt him in the future.
The fact that those from the north are accustomed to paying tolls is not a direct comparison. They also pay 20 percent sales tax (or consumption tax) another concept that should be left up there. The Atlanta region seems to have some inferiority complex in relation to the NY Tri-State area. The media and leaders both seem to scream "US TOO" repeatedly at every perceived slight from security threats to theater and art. Please lets remember that hundreds of thousands LEFT the NY region and still are. We DON'T need to continue to repeat the follies of that region HERE or those transplants and others will go elsewhere. ( Which I guess is a method to cut traffic)
The continuing acceptance of and the dependence on federal funding (and its mandates) for every project in a time where we are at a deficit of 16 trillion and counting should make one pause. Couldn't GA. have altered the HOV lane operation, maintained the original carpool levels and done so more cost effectively? After all, the use of easipasses and RF truck pass technology has been around for YEARS now. Offering the "pay to play" option to non carpoolers is fine and really overdue, but the project cost in GWINNETT won't pay for itself and we are looking to extend that all over the region? This is a case of "We lose on every car BUT we WONT make it up in volume".
There is such a thing as timing and thoroughness and it appears we keep going back to the methods that got to this point in the first place with an attitude of "If we only double-down, it will work now".
pjm123 3 years, 6 months ago
I don't think we need to repeat the follies of that region. This regions lower taxes and cost of living are what draw people and businesses to the area. But when transportation is as bad as it gets here businesses take a second look. I think there are some viable plans that just seem to get past over and one of the reason is expense. I think that the truck lanes were a good idea. They did the study but it never happened. I'm pretty sure special interest and cost killed that one. Wasn't the federal government a big player in the HOT lane idea? I think whenever someone comes up with a new idea there will always be a naysayer like "newsreader". I think if there was a lane created just for him he would still gripe. You have to be able to find some kind of balance. Hey I'm all for ideas free of cost myself but there is no way that you are going to have 20 lanes on each side of the highway and not incur some sort of cost.


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Dr. Haslett's argument are sound as far as they go however they do not go far enough. Haslett focuses on the inheritance of the wealthy down to the wealthy. He unfortunately disregards a fair acknowledgement of the other side of inheritance, which is the inheritance of the poor down to the poor. It is by this means of inheritance that many poor are raised up out of abject poverty into operable poverty, by which I mean that they can improve their living conditions, their educational conditions, their health conditions and their employment conditions.
Thus while the inheritance from the wealthy to the wealthy may limit, in Haslett's terms, the right distribution of wealth, inheritance from the poor to the poor creates a correct distribution of wealth.
Examples are a mother slaving to keep up house payments and upkeep so she can leave her children a means of bettering themselves, rather than selling her house at a greatly appreciated value and using the for retirement comfort or a parent scrimping to meet insurance payments for the same reason as above.
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CLIVE allows users to manipulate a 3-D map of Prince Edward Island with a video game controller. It simulates erosion and sea-level rise over the next 90 years, and shows their impact on Prince Edward Island infrastructure.
Attendees will be encouraged to share ideas about how we might best adapt to these conditions, and through CLIVE, view local areas that may be affected.
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Tuesday, June 18, 2013
There are fireflies in my yard and Mason jars with holes poked in the lids on the kitchen counter.
My yard smells like the center of heaven. Green vines climb up columns, reaching toward the stars. It's summer time in the south, and all is right in my world.
As the sun dips down across the Talahatchie, I look out the window into the green canopy that I get to call my home.
Under the shade of the ancient pecan tree I see four little girls.
Their skinny little arms and legs awkwardly flailing as they swing, climb and laugh as Moses, our black lab, playfully chases them around the yard.
I'd give them five more minutes but it's getting late.
I call to my daughters and my niece through the screen door, "Aubrey, Emma, Sadie, Gracie, it's time for baths and dinner."
They grumble and begrudginly come inside, piling into the shower together and instantly turning the bottom of the tub black with the Mississippi mud that sloughs off their feet.
They giggle and squeal, water spraying every where but in the tub.
I eavesdrop from the hall as they wash their hair and talk, "My Pa," Emma, my middle child starts a story.
Gracie, my niece, interrupts, "Hey, I have a Pa, too," She says excitedly.
I can almost hear Aubrey's eyes rolling from where I stand.
The oldest of the group, it's her job to keep those other girls in check.
I'm sure you understand. "Um, y'all both have a Pa because you are cousins.
You have the same Pa. It's the same. Understand? That's why we are cousins. Cause we have the same Pa and Shuggie. Get it?"
A resounding chorus of, "Ooooohhhh. Ahhhhh. Okay. I see," left me in fits of giggles so intense, I had to scramble away from the bathroom lest I get busted.
Dinner is hot and ready when they make their way, barely dressed, to the kitchen.
There is no time to complain about what's on their plates. The heat of the day, the hours spent in the sun, in the pool and on the trampoline have left them famished.
They clean their plates and ask for seconds.
Their little bellies are full.
I try to persuade them to get their pajamas on, brush their teeth, and snuggle up together for a movie.
But someone sees the blink of a firefly through the kitchen window.
"Please, please," they beg to go back outside.
"But y'all are all clean. The mosquitoes will eat you alive."
"We'll wash our feet when we come in. We don't care about the mosquitoes. Please, Momma. Please, Aunt Rah-Rah. Please."
With a sigh and a nod, I release them back into the wild.
I have four little sunkissed girls with hair scrubbed fresh and clean, still damp from the shower, chasing fireflies in their pajamas. Their hands are stretched in front of them.
Mason jars are tucked tightly under their arms.
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And in addition to the Bear tanking gear list, whoever put this together (I heard about it from outintospace) has also provided a gear list for "Cat durids" (they're for fite)-- both for sustained DPS and burst DPS. This is a lot of work-- even if there was some kind of script involved in an API, this is a lot of information to put together and organize, and it could be the only gear guide you'll ever need as a feral druid in Outland.
It's got all the way up to Tier 5, too, which makes this even more complete than Kaliban's List. Tier 6 isn't in there, but of course that's because we're just now hearing about what it will be. There you go, feral druids-- now you know exactly what gear you want and where it is. Get to tanking!
Update: And to go along with the Hunter Wiki from a few days ago, someone has started a Druid Wiki as well. Thanks to commenter Metaphyzxx for the link!


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Oh good now when I come up to visit, I know how to get under your skin! Funny, anyways doesn't bother me in the least. Would of done...I never took notice to. In fact I probably say it. Yes, I am sure of it. I definitely have said that. Haga!
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The University of New Mexico completes its two-game road trip Monday evening, visiting San Diego State. The Lobos and Aztecs square off at 8:06 p.m. Mountain Time from Cox Arena in San Diego. SportsWest will originate the telecast with local viewing on KRQE-TV. The game will also be available through ESPN's Full Court package.
New Mexico is 11-7 overall and 2-3 in the MWC after falling short 89-80 at UNLV on Saturday. Senior guard Javin Tindall set an MWC record in that game by making nine 3-pointers. The Lobos are 9-4 after a 2-3 start.
With at least 10 games remaining in the season, UNM has surpassed its win total from last year when it finished 10-18. New Mexico is 11-3 in The Pit so far, and has won nine of 10. The Lobos were 10-7 at home last year.
The Lobos will try Monday to end a road losing streak that has reached 21 straight overall, 22 consecutive including neutral sites and 14 MWC games in a row. The last win away from Albuquerque was Jan. 28, 2002, a 70-64 decision at Colorado State. It's UNM's longest losing skid away from home in more than 40 years. New Mexico has lost two in a row in San Diego.
San Diego State is 11-9 overall and also 2-3 in MWC play following a 57-43 home loss to Air Force. The for-real Falcons held the Aztecs 32 points below their MWC-leading average of 75.7 points a game. SDSU has lost three in a row.
The Aztecs boast one of the nation's top freshmen in guard Brandon Heath and one of the league's most improved players in senior forward Aerick Sanders. Heath, despite being held scoreless by Air Force Saturday, is averaging a team-best 16.8 points. Sanders is averaging 15.9 points and 10.4 rebounds this season after just 6.1 points and 7.6 rebounds a year ago. Missouri transfer Wesley Stokes is among the nation's leaders in assists, averaging 6.4 a game.
Danny Granger is averaging 21.1 points and 9.8 rebounds since becoming eligible on Dec. 21. Granger, who is averaging 22.4 ppg in five MWC contests, has posted five double-doubles in his 12 games.
UNM has had a full roster the past 12 games - since Dec. 21 - when Granger (Bradley) and Troy DeVries (Portland State) became eligible as mid-season transfers. UNM is 8-4 since their arrival. Granger (21.1) and DeVries (12.8) are the team's top-two scorers since taking the court. Granger became the first Lobo since Kenny Thomas in 1997-98 to record four straight double-doubles. Thomas did so the first five games that season.
DeVries is averaging 12.8 points, 3.3 rebounds and a team-leading 3.9 assists, including 12 dishes against Coppin State, the best total by a Lobo in 12 years. He is shooting 44% (34-77) from 3-point, an average of 2.8 treys a game.
LOBOS VS. SAN DIEGO STATE - New Mexico has a 31-20 lead in the series that started Jan. 2, 1976. UNM had won 10 straight and 18 of the past 19 prior to the 2001-02 season, however, the Aztecs have won three of the past four, including two consecutive in San Diego.
The Lobos lost the first nine games played in San Diego between 1976-86, but are 9-6 on the Aztecs' home floor since. New Mexico has a 5-3 advantage in MWC games and leads 3-2 at Cox Arena. UNM has won 17 of the past 18 encounters in The Pit.
Last year in San Diego: Freshman Evan Burns came off the bench to score 31 points and haul down 13 rebounds and Tony Bland keyed an early second-half run as San Diego State pulled away from New Mexico for an 89-73 victory.
Ruben Douglas tied his career-high with 43 points, including 15-of-16 from the foul line. His scoring total is the most ever by a Lobo player in a road game, eclipsing Willie Long's 41 points at BYU on Jan. 29, 1970. Douglas' monster game also included a career-high 12 rebounds for his second straight double-double.
The Lobos trailed just 36-30 at halftime, but Bland caught fire after a sluggish first half. After just two points in the first period, Bland scored 15 points in the first seven minutes of the second period as SDSU built a 60-42 lead. The Aztecs hit seven of their first nine field goals after the break to pull away. Bland finished with 21 points.
SDSU shot 56% (34-61) for the game, including a blazing 68% (19-28) in the second half. The Aztecs came into the contest shooting just 36% from 3-point, but connected on 50% (9-18). San Diego State also had a 38-25 rebounding edge.
Last year in Albuquerque: The Lobos withstood a late San Diego State rally and got a career-high 17 points from Javin Tindall to earn their first conference victory, 66-62. The Aztecs whittled a 13-point Lobo lead to one with 46 seconds to play, but a breakaway layup by Mark Walters and his subsequent interception of a San Diego State inbounds pass sealed the victory for UNM.
Tindall, who was 5-of-6 on 3-point attempts, wasn't the only Lobo to come up big. Ruben Douglas narrowly missed a double-double, scoring 21 points and hauling down a team-high nine rebounds. Also in double figures was Jamaal Williams, who pitched in 13 points and seven rebounds.
The Lobos led for much of the first half, losing the lead momentarily at 14-13, but quickly regaining it. They bumped up the margin to 28-19 with more than four minutes to play before halftime and held a 37-30 advantage at the break.
The resilient Aztecs cut the lead to five at 37-32 in the second half but the Lobos kept pace, getting key 3-pointers from Tindall to take a 13-point lead at 59-46 with just under nine minutes to play. San Diego State then went on a 10-1 burst over the next 4:48 to again cut the deficit to 60-58. A timely three by Tindall made the score 63-58 but the Aztecs countered with four straight points to close the margin to 63-62 with 46.1 seconds remaining.
The Aztecs had a chance to take the lead, after an Evan Burns steal of a David Chiotti-to-Ryan Ashcraft pass. But on their possession, Mackell tried to find Burns underneath and the pass bounced off Burns' hands and out of bounds with 5.7 ticks left.
As the Aztecs tried to prevent Douglas from receiving the inbounds pass, Ashcraft found a streaking Walters down the floor for an easy layup, giving UNM a 65-62 advantage with 3.3 seconds to go. Walters then stole a two-thirds court pass intended for Burns, and sank one of two free throws with one tick left to put the game away.
HEAD COACH Ritchie McKay - Ritchie McKay is in his second season in charge of Lobo hoops and his eighth year as a collegiate head coach. He was named UNM's 18th head coach on March 28, 2002. McKay is the son of the late Joe McKay, who was a three-year letterman at guard for the Lobos from 1961-63.
McKay had previous stops at Portland State (1996-98), Colorado State (1998-2000) and Oregon State (2000-02). He has a career record of 104-114, 21-25 at New Mexico. McKay is 6-13 in conference games while at UNM, 6-4 at The Pit, 0-9 on the road. He is 3-1 in his career against San Diego State, 1-1 in San Diego.
While at Mountain West Conference member Colorado State, McKay led the Colorado State Rams to the NIT in 1999.
UNLV RECAP / NOTES - The hole was just too deep for the Lobos to climb out of in the 89-80 loss at UNLV. Trying to rally from a 20-point first-half deficit, UNM cut the margin to five early in the second half, then six in the closing minutes, but it was not enough despite a record-tying performance by senior guard Javin Tindall.
Tindall made nine 3-pointers (in 11 attempts and he made his first 6) to tie the UNM and Mountain West Conference record, however, it is a new school and league standard for 3s made in a conference game. The Lobos' Ruben Douglas made nine against Pacific on Nov. 23, 2001, while Colorado State's Aki Palmer drained nine at Michigan on Jan. 2, 2000. Douglas held the previous record in an MWC game, eight against UNLV on Jan. 27, 2003.
Tindall finished with 27 points to tie a career scoring high set on two other occasions, the last time earlier this year against Texas Tech. In his first three road games of the season, Tindall had scored just 15 total points (5 ppg) on 4-26 FGs and 2-18 from 3-point. He had scored just 24 points in the past four games overall before his outburst. Tindall also added five assists before fouling out with 18.4 seconds left.
A first-half shooting clinic propelled the Rebels to a 50-34 lead at the break. UNLV shot 72% (18-25) from the floor in the first period, including 70% (7-10) from beyond the arc. The Rebels came into the game shooting just 31% from 3-point.
New Mexico took a 13-10 lead on Tindall's third straight 3-pointer, but the Runnin' Rebels scored from inside and out, posting runs of 16-5 and 14-2 to take a 40-22 advantage. The lead grew to 45-25 late in the first period.
The Lobos clawed back from that 20-point hole, cutting the deficit to five on two occasions early in the second half. Three straight 3s to open the second period sparked a 14-3 run as UNM trailed just 53-48.
After UNLV went back in front 80-66, UNM threatened again as Tindall nailed treys to pare the margin to six twice, the last time 86-80 with 23.5 seconds left.
The Lobos' chances were severely hampered early on due to Danny Granger's foul problems. Granger, averaging 25 points in the first four MWC games, was held to two points in 11 first-half minutes. He picked up his third foul - a charge - with 5:25 left before halftime. Granger finished with a season-low 12 points on 4 of 12 shooting.
UNM canned 14 of 30 shots from 3-point, but gave up its most points of the season. David Chiotti added 19 points, his best total in an MWC game and his highest point total in 13 games, since 24 points against Sacramento State. Troy DeVries had 14, but was just 2 of 9 from beyond the arc.
* UNLV shot 59.2% (29-49) from the floor, making the Rebels the third MWC opponent in five games to shoot at least 55% against UNM...the Lobos are allowing an unsettling 51.6% accuracy in MWC games, including 42% (39-92) from 3-point range
* UNM came into the game 3rd in the MWC in scoring defense at 63 ppg, meaning UNLV topped that by 26 points...the Lobos gave up their most points in a half (50) and a game (89) this season
* The 14 3-pointers tie for the second-highest total by a Lobo team in a road game...UNM made 16 in a 79-72 victory at UTEP on Jan. 29, 1994, and it drilled 14 at Air Force on Jan. 8, 1994, an 80-54 triumph
* New Mexico teams had been 65-14 all-time (6-1 this year) when making at least 10 3s in a game
* After just 13 total turnovers in wins last week against Utah and BYU, the Lobos committed 16 against the Rebels and they hurt...UNLV had a 26-11 scoring edge in points off turnovers
* The Lobos lost despite winning the rebound battle, 37-28, including a decisive 17-7 edge on the offensive end...strange as it may be, UNM had just eight total offensive boards last week in wins over Utah (3) and BYU (5)
* Granger played just 27 minutes, his fewest since 16 in a blowout win against Northwestern State
* UNM is now 9-2 in games decided by 10 points or more, 2-5 when the margin is under double figures
* New Mexico is 11-2 when it leads at the break, 0-5 when it trails at halftime
* The Lobos had been 5-0 this season when scoring 80 or more points in a game


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NCAA South Central Regional Baseball: Mavs capture regional crown, head to North Carolina
Updated: 05/19/2014 - It took two games on Sunday to get it done, but CMU will make its first appearance in the NCAA DII World Series since 2009.
Updated: 05/19/2014 - It took two games on Sunday to get it done, but CMU will make its first appearance in the NCAA DII World Series since 2009.
Updated: 05/17/2014 - CMU grabs lead, falls behind, rallies again for the win.
Updated: 05/17/2014 - NCAA South Central Regional Tournament: three games from Friday night's schedule.
Updated: 05/15/2014 - Colorado Mesa rallies their way into a first round win over New Mexico Highlands.
Updated: 05/14/2014 - Colorado Mesa opens play against New Mexico Highlands University on Thursday.
Updated: 05/13/2014 - Colin Prater has made CMU golf program history in just his first year at school, qualifying for the national tournament.
Posted: 05/12/2014 - CMU earned a 1 seed in the NCAA south central region.
Updated: 05/12/2014 - Edmiston will tryout with the Seattle Seahawks this upcoming weekend.
Updated: 05/10/2014 - CMU defeated CSUP in the RMAC tournament championship game Saturday 4-2.
Updated: 05/09/2014 - Grand Junction will play in the RMAC Tournament championship game Saturday at Suplizio Field.
Posted: 05/02/2014 - The CMU Lady Mavericks fall in their first two games of the RMAC Tournament, finishing their season 27-21.
Posted: 04/29/2014 - As CMU begins for RMAC tournaments in women's lacrosse and softball, the conference honored top performers.
Updated: 04/26/2014 - CMU ends season at 8-6 and will play in the program's first RMAC tournament in Denver.
Updated: 04/25/2014 - The Mavs' struggle with offense in game one, but put up 13 runs in the second.
Updated: 04/19/2014 - The Mavs outscore the Cougars 54-11 in the four-game series and get their 6th sweep of the season, improving to 31-8 overall.
Updated: 04/18/2014 - Colorado Mesa defeats Colorado Christian 13-2, 14-1.
Updated: 04/18/2014 - Regis University defeats Colorado Mesa 18-5.
Updated: 04/17/2014 - Colorado Mesa defeats Colorado Christian 14-4.
Updated: 04/16/2014 - The Mavs are undefeated at home this season, and their rowdy super-fan group might have something to do with it.
Updated: 04/13/2014 - CMU gets its fifth series sweep of the season and is undefeated at home after beating Metro State 5-2 Sunday.
Updated: 04/12/2014 - CMU baseball and softball went 4-for-4 in Saturday RMAC games.
Updated: 04/11/2014 - Colorado Mesa defeats Metro State 13-4.
Posted: 04/09/2014 - Dixie State defeats Colorado Mesa in non-conference doubleheader 3-1 and 6-2.
Updated: 04/05/2014 - With the best record in their four-year history, the Mavs hope to continue their success into RMAC play.
Updated: 04/04/2014 - Lauren Wells thought she wouldn't play lacrosse again after a car accident in high school, but she got a chance at CMU, and has led the Mavs to a winning record eight games into the 2014 season.


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New Pistol
There have been two things to look forward to in the recent months, the birth of my first child, and the purchase of my first handgun. My son is not due until early june, but I did purchase my first pistol today in the form of a Walther P99 (qa in 40 s&w).
This being said, I am very familiar with rifles and pump shotguns, but am a total pistol noob. Handgun infant, if you will. When I get off of the blasted post (on cq...) I will proceed to go home and take it apart to clean the factory grease out before I take it to the public range to put 100 or so rounds through it. I don't have alot to compare it too, so I'll probably bring my wife's nine mil along for the ride and give a decent ish report tommorow.
Does anyone here own said weapon, and if so can you give me some advice on quirks common to the model.:EWBTE:
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I think a couple of posters here have P99s, so check out the search function. While you're looking at old stuff, read this.
Style: Jiu-Jitsu, Muay Thai, H&K--
Don't own it, have operated one though. Is it the AS or the QA? Either way, good choice IMO. If it's an imported one, the P99 uses the same Tenifer finish that Glock does which is a metal treatment on the slide that makes it EXTREMELY tough. If you have the AS (Anti-Stress) model, it's basically a DA/SA automatic pistol with no hammer. Very nice trigger on it IMO.
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KIRKLAND -- American soccer star and two-time Olympic gold medalist Hope Solo is now behind bars for hitting her sister and nephew at a house party, according to police.
Kirkland police say Solo was booked on two domestic violence assaults shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday.
Officers arrived at a home in the 10600 block of 124th Avenue Northeast after a 911 call stated a woman at the residence was "hitting people," and that she refused to stop or leave.
"A caller reported a person was a bit out of control," Lt. Mike Murray with the Kirkland Police Department said. "She appeared intoxicated and belligerent to some of the officers there."
Witnesses reported to officers that Solo was the aggressor who instigated the assaults.
"There were two people there with obvious injuries about their face. There was some redness and swelling, it looked like they'd been struck," Murray said. "They indicated that they had been (struck), and that the person who hit them was Hope Stevens, Hope Stevens Solo."
Solo was processed Saturday morning at the South Correctional Entity (SCORE) in Des Moines, and will have a mandatory court appearance Monday in the Kirkland Muncipal Court. She was booked into jail for investigation of two counts of fourth-degree domestic violence assault.
It wasn't immediately clear if she had a lawyer. A telephone number listed for her was not accepting incoming calls Saturday, and the voice mail for a listing at the sister's home was full.
The sister was not identified by police, but in her memoir, Solo writes that she has a half sister named Terry.
This isn't the first altercation Solo has had with Kirkland police. Reports show police were called to a disturbance at Solo's Kirkland home in the early morning hours on Nov. 12, 2012.
Solo and her brother blamed a disturbance on three unknown men. Officers maintained they had probable cause to arrest former NFL and Washington Huskies tight end Jerramy Stevens because they observed evidence of an altercation, including a cut on Solo's elbow, and his admission that the two had argued, according to court documents.
The next day, Solo and Stevens were married. Solo posted a smiling photo of herself with Stevens to Twitter two days later.
Solo said soon afterward that there never was an assault and that she and her new husband were happy.
"It's unfortunate what the media can do to judge before the facts are out there. It's hard to see, but it's a hard truth, and it's part of life," she said then. "I'm happy. I'm happily married. I would never stand for domestic violence. I've never been hit in my life."
The 32-year-old Richland native played for the University of Washington, and is currently the goalkeeper for Seattle Reign FC in the National Women's Soccer League.
"We are aware of the situation with Hope and are now gathering information," the Reign posted on the team's Twitter feed.


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Phytates. Science actually knows very little about these anti-nutrients that some say rob your body of minerals. Sally Fallon's book Nourishing Traditions teaches how to soak grains to neutralize phytates. (I discuss this issue and, for ease of digestion, teach it as an option in Step 9 of 12 Steps to Whole Foods, too.) However, […]6 Comments • Continue Reading →


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Like other page layout applications, InDesign allows users to control the appearance of every element on a page. It helps format elements with style sheets, which collect formatting attributes for easy replication. But that's where the similarities end. InDesign CS3 One-on-One: Style Sheets demonstrates why InDesign's style sheets are far more powerful than anything found in any other page layout program. Pioneering electronic publisher and author Deke McClelland goes to the heart of InDesign's style sheets, and discusses how they define and guide just about every other program feature. He covers how to format words, paragraphs, whole frames, objects, tables, and even entire stories with a single click. Exercise files accompany the course.
Download Deke's customized keyboard layouts for InDesign Style Sheets from the Exercise Files tab.
In this exercise, we are going to lay down a sequence of squares that will ultimately serve as our Scrabble tiles. By the way I am working in that same Advertisement.indd document that I opened in the previous exercise. I have gone ahead and undone the change to the font, because I like that Garamond Premier Pro semi bold better than the alternative. Anyway, I am going to lay down a sequence of squares and I invite you to do the same, using this guy right here, the Rectangle Frame Tool. You could also use a rectangle tool if you wanted to, really for our purposes the only difference is that will get invisible squares by default using a Rectangle Frame Tool and that's what I want.
So I am going to go ahead and grab this tool and it has a keyboard shortcut of F for frame because it's designed to create frames that all accommodate text and place graphics. Now, I am going to go ahead and click right at this point there, right at the intersection of the margin guides essentially in the upper left corner of the document and notice that we are seeing the last Width and Height values that we used for a rectangle that was in a previous chapter. I was creating those little slim sort of milky white rectangles to appear behind the cells and that's how big they were.
I am going to change these values to 10 and 10. So both Width and Height should be 10 and then I click OK in order to generate that square. Now, I want to create four other versions of the square and I could do it just by clicking again and adding another square and so on, you know that kind of number there if I wanted to or I can take advantage of this pretty nifty function inside of InDesign, I don't use it a ton but when I needed it comes in handy. Under the Edit menu, you choose the Step and Repeat command and what you want to do is you want to enter the Repeat Count that the number of items you want to add to the page.
In all we want four Scrabble tiles that means we want to add three, so I will go ahead and press type 3. Now if you type 3 and you get a warning for example, if this value set to something extraordinary. Let's say I had it say because I ran into this earlier. Let's say I had these values set to something along these lines where I had this whopping big Vertical Offset value and nothing for Horizontal Offset at this point and I say gosh, I want three copies. As soon as I enter 3 and press a Tab Key, InDesign gets mad at me and says, hey you can't do that man, that would make your objects go outside of the pasteboard and a pasteboard is really wide.
It's insanely wide. It goes off to the left and right, these insane amounts, but up and down you barely have any room at all. So when you have a Vertical Offset Value, you can't do this man and not that only might get whine at you this is InDesign talking. Not only am I going whine at you, but I am also going to as soon as you click OK reset your Repeat Count Value. Not even to you let you entertain the notion of doing what you are just doing. The Preview is off so it's like I am not really violating any real rules. It is all theoretical at this point but going to slap my hand.
It's going to require me to change this value before I do anything. Got to change Vertical Offset and I have to be smart enough to know that's the problem. Then press the Tab Key and go back to our Repeat Count here and change it to 3 and press Tab and this time it's happy. This time it won't whine at me. Alright. So I am going to change the Horizontal Offset Value to 11 because I really don't know how much of a value I want. I wanted to fill the entire width of the page and I could have measured it and gotten out a calculator and figured out exactly what the gaps needed to be, but even I am not that fastidious.
It's insane. So I am going to go ahead and enter that value. Just press the Tab Key and turn on Preview so I can see what I am doing and you know that's not exactly right, but I can fix it in a moment. Now, one way to fix it is with preview on. I could then click inside Horizontal Offset and I could press the Up Arrow Key and just kind of nudging that right hand rectangle. I can keep nudging it over to the right and 11p8 so 11 picas, 8 points. It looks like I got a match. It looks like I have done a pretty good job. So that's one way to work, but I am going to show you a different way to work because we don't know that that's exactly right.
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I had plenty of nice things to say about Swig & Swine when I reviewed it, but my rave deeply disappointed chef Anthony DiBernardo, who in a Facebook comment took issue with my writing ("I had to Google like six words") and my brisket opinions.
DiBernardo maintains I didn't "see the true representation of (his) product," although my server didn't mention anything was amiss with my plate. What's more likely, I think, is that the brisket is a work in progress.
Brisket isn't a forgiving meat, and it typically takes pit masters at least a few months to work out some kind of rapprochement between the cut and a brand new smoker. (OK, I threw in that word just for DiBernardo.) As a longtime certified barbecue judge, I've learned to dread brisket-judging duty: Not only is brisket easy to botch, but bad brisket is among the worst of messed-up meats. It's dry, tough and - all too often - the victim of off-tasting dry rubs and chemical-flavored Liquid Smoke.
So I was very excited to learn that JB's Smokeshack on Johns Island makes an excellent brisket. I was clued into the occasional special by a friend who buys multiple pounds at a time: He likes it sliced cold on sandwiches.
JB's has lately been experimenting with burnt ends, the dried-out corner tips of brisket that were first elevated to delicacy status in Kansas City. The sample I tried was smothered with sauce, but I didn't detect much of the crisp char that defines burnt ends. Still, the meat was great, and even better when sliced in the traditional manner.
There are four sauces available at JB's (which is now readying to release the sauces for retail sale), but the brisket doesn't need them. The beef is more than just a pretty smoke ring, although the ring's rosy enough that a patron reportedly once sent a serving back for more cooking: It's saturated with so much appealing smoke that I could smell lunch on my fingers for hours. And because the brisket has wide ribbons of fat, it scores highly in the juiciness and flavor categories too.
Located at 3406 Maybank Highway, JB's is open Wed.-Sat., 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m. If you're seeking brisket, it's always wise to call first: 557-0426. The restaurant is also online at jbssmokeshack.com.
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