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When best-selling author Nick Santora wanted a way to get fans and entertainment industry officials excited about "Fifteen Digits," he became a director. The result is a short film pulled from the book featuring Jimmi Simpson and Gino Anthony Pesi. Of course, Santora has a background – writing for shows...
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Glittering Prizes; High-Tech Interiors and Traditional Exteriors Impressed the Judges at the New Homes Awards, Says David Spittles
Spittles, David, The Evening Standard (London, England)
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MINIMALISM has made it into the mainstream, report the judges at this year's prestigious Evening Standard New Homes awards. Open-plan kitchens with sliding partitions, clean, stainless-steel and granite surfaces and a clever use of glass to enhance space are making homes even more of a design statement.
More developers are recognising the need for homes that suit our demanding lifestyles, with room layouts that are flexible, generous storage areas and cabling for the internet age. The public are no longer willing to take what they have been given in the past and design, construction and customer service are all-important to achieve a sale.
Housebuilders large and small gathered at the Savoy Hotel last week to hear the verdict of the judging panel, which consisted of property experts and Evening Standard readers.
Value for money was a key judging criterion in the awards, which cover nine categories - from starter homes to luxury mansions.
Fashions which have emerged during the past year include bathrooms with double-size showers and glass washbasins, multipurpose kitchens and the demand for live/work homes with a zoned space for business.
One of the big winners was Laing Homes, which took three awards including the sought-after "winner of winners" - the Evening Standard New Home of 2001.
Sean Ellis, Laing Homes managing director, said the company's extensive customer research was paying dividends. Laing employees have been on study tours of the United States to see if there are lessons to be learned in residential development there.
Ellis says: "What struck us was how open and direct American developers are.
Buyers know exactly what they are getting and what they can expect from a new home."
Feedback from British buyers has been revealing, too.
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Storage is another issue and to meet this challenge Laing wants to unlock the potential of attic space. "One of the problems has been access," Ellis says.
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With regeneration a planning priority, builders are having to think more creatively about the context of a scheme: the architecture, the density and how the development fits into the immediate surroundings.
Developer Crest Nicholson has got the formula right at Clements Park, in Brentwood, Essex. In the former ground of Warley Hospital, a new village of 360 homes is being built within 26 acres of parkland. The new properties are designed to match the original Gothic Victorian architecture of the area, with houses and apartments around squares and in tree-lined crescents.
Crest Nicholson's Gainsborough house type, which is situated in Clements Park, won the award for best three-bedroom house. It is an attractive, redbrick property with an integral garage and the show house was dressed by fashion designer Jeff Banks.
Aimed at young professional families, it has a clean and uncluttered look, which Banks describes as "masculine", with neutral colours, black and beige soft furnishings, animal prints, walnut dining furniture and glass shelving.
The Clements Park development provides the right amount of prestige and seclusion, says Sarah Jones, sales and marketing director with Crest. "It is not on the way to anywhere and is a real enclave. You drive off the main road and down a spine road before reaching the entrance. There is a real sense of arrival."
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Who but Rick Steves can tell travelers the best ways to meander around the region's beautiful beaches, excellent restaurants, and fascinating history. With Rick Steves' Croatia and Slovenia 2007, travelers can experience everything Croatia and Slovenia, has to offer - economically and hassle-free.
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Delaware artist George Lorio will exhibit mixed-media sculptures in the Cleo Driver Miller Art Gallery at Bridgewater College Feb. 9 – March 6.
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The exhibition, "Concerns," features toys that Lorio uses to address social issues that concern him, including class, immigration, gun control and ecology.
Lorio has exhibited his work throughout the United States and Mexico. He has been awarded fellowships and commissions by groups in Florida, New York, North Carolina, Michigan and Texas.
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5) Remove from heat and stir in the vanilla extract and peaches.
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Making free throws has always come naturally for Stan Jones.
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His talent from the line landed him in the elite 8 of the Shots from the Heart competition. A 64 coach free throw shooting tournament to help raise awareness for the growing problem of heart disease.
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I'm sure your son will be very proud of his mother who whores around. You obviously have no clue what being a parent is.
Get a life outside of AMD..Leave the fine people here alone. You are not welcome.
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I'm sure your son will be very proud of his mother who whores around. You obviously have no clue what being a parent is.
listen you piece of shit fucking uselss waste of human flesh....I'm sick of fucktards like you, that go spewing shit about someone they don't even know....and yes I realize I'm doing it right now...but you've shown your true colors here, and in your blogs....and anybody that knows me here, knows this is very out of character for me to do....I'm normally much more polite and descrete....
do you even know Joy....have you seen her parenting skills first hand....and do you have any evidence what so ever that she whores around?.....no....so fuck off and crawl back under the slime covered manure pile you crawled out from....you are not welcome here!
I have a feeling that posting was for me. we don't know each other so I shouldn't rely but i'm going to. I was very much in love with my sons father. we had been together for over 2 years. what happened between us is none of your fucking business.. you don't know me but you've called me a slut and a whore. i'm not a slut and I don't go out whoreing. I date as much as I can but I don't have sex with every man I go out with. I work hard to support my son and me and I don't ask for favors or help from anyone. i'm 25 years old have needs just like anyone else. the only thing else I have to say is that unless you know someone and have proof about what they are I suggest you keep your cheap ass fucking comments to yourself
and now I too appologise to everybody else here....
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okay you all this is one of the reasons we've lost some of our wonderful friends just ignore the dicktards that pop in occassionally.
And just like shit they will harden up for us to step over in passing
May 27, 2007 @ 7:51 PM
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okay you all this is one of the reasons we've lost some of our wonderful friends just ignore the dicktards that pop in occassionally. And just like shit they will harden up for us to step over in passing
agree with you whole heartedly Lisa.....and normally I would have done just that....just had one of my moments brought on slowly by many things....I appologise again for losing control
May 28, 2007 @ 7:00 AM
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I confess I shouldn't let assholes like him bother me and i'm sorry. I want to thank those who spoke up to him
now maybe we can forget it and get back to the topic of this forum
May 28, 2007 @ 7:26 AM
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I confess I'd like to make someone shit his teeth slowly for the next week.
May 28, 2007 @ 10:19 AM
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I confess I am stressed out and tired.
May 28, 2007 @ 11:26 AM
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I confess I've made some killer cash over the weekend!!!
May 28, 2007 @ 12:25 PM
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I confess Lisa needs to share the wealth
May 28, 2007 @ 12:37 PM
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Now Aly girl I worked hard for that! No sleep, long hours and no hugs in between
May 28, 2007 @ 1:07 PM
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Now Aly girl I worked hard for that! No sleep, long hours and no hugs in between
Ok, if it will help I will give you a hug for sharing with me
May 28, 2007 @ 5:35 PM
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nte, aly, your main focus in life should be bringing up your son right now, not out dating or looking for sex. You should put his needs first. He does not need you bringing men in and out of his life, he does not need a bunch of "uncles" nor a stepdad. He needs his mother, YOU. He didn't ask to be here, you brought him here, and as such, you owe him a decent upbringing. You can put your needs on hold while you bring him up. I did that with my three kids and it was the hardest thing I ever did, but it was worth it. I had three stepdads growing up, I could NEVER do that to my kids.
Go buy some toys, if your needs are that strong. Get involved with your son and his interests, get busy, you can do it. No one likes or needs sex more than I do, I did it. In the process, I learned to like myself, being me. Even now, I am not going to have sex just because I have "NEEDS". That is empty, meaningless sex.
[Edited on 5/28/2007 6:05 PM]
May 28, 2007 @ 6:10 PM
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Aly & Joy,
Just be yourselves, but when it comes to kids, take time with a relationship, be discreet, and keep kids separate until things are going to be either long term or permanent. Kids need consistency.
If you can take care of your family, be a mom (or dad in my case) and manage the balance of wanting a successful and happy relationship with the needs and joy of parenting, go for it. My only admoniton is to keep the two halves separate for some time and not move fast in a relationship.
That said, if you can manage the above, go for it. :)
May 28, 2007 @ 6:32 PM
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Now, tell me, how can anyone truly manage that one? They have to work, have a job, children need full time parenting, and that is already an impossibility when you have to work.
Do you know how a child feels when mom or dad's attentions are given elsewhere?
Do you know how scarey it is to a child, or even a teen to think that mom or dad may be bringing someone into their lives that they don't know? Do you realize the insecurity that brings into their lives?
Don't you know they think that they already have a mom and a dad, that no one can take their place, and they are not willing to let anyone take that place in their lives.
Take care of your children, you only have them a short while and then they are grown. You will have plenty of time left for you once they are grown.
May 28, 2007 @ 7:51 PM
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Ok, so am I reading correctly that Class is telling Joy how to live her life? Should she have no friends too? Wouldn't that be taking time away from her child?
I would certainly hope that the father of her child has some parenting time (visitation if you prefer) and that she would be allowed to do what she sees fit during that time? Or are you saying she should sit home alone on weekends or weeknights when her child is with his father?
Get a clue. I am sure she is a good mother, but there is absolutely no reason she should not be allowed to date. I agree that she should not drag men in and out of a childs life, but there is certainly NO REASON WHATSOEVER that her child's life will be ruined if she dates someone... GOOD GRIEF!!
May 28, 2007 @ 8:04 PM
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OR.... she might just get LUCKY and find the man who will be more of a father to her children then their own father might have been. Some people are too good to be online. They live their perfect little lives and have their perfect little worlds. They should go live in them.
May 28, 2007 @ 8:34 PM
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You obviously have no clue what being a parent is.
And a 37 year old man with
no children
has a clue what being a parent is?
When was the last time that you got up for middle of the night feedings? Oh that's right... you have
no children
and you have
done it. I would ask when the last time that you changed a diaper, dealt with allergic reactions to shots, had to rush to the school because your child was sick, and a host of other things but you have
no children
so the answer is
So... what do we have here... from your profile alone I would say an egotistical and self-absorbed male who cares naught for anyone other than himself. From your blogs we can conclude that you are rude, obnoxious and uncaring. From your single posting here in the forums we can add judgemental, arrogant and lacking in both common sense and intelligence, not to mention more than a little presumptuous.
It's probably a good thing that you have
no children
. I would
fear for the health, safety and well-being of any child left in your care longer than a few seconds.
May 28, 2007 @ 8:55 PM
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She might get lucky, but I doubt it, it doesn't happen, as a rule, dream on. I am a retired psychologist. You are playing with fire. If you have children, they are your priority, your life should center around them. YOU chose to have them, they didn't ask you to be born. Their needs should be first. And if you don't think that kids don't know when you are seeing someone when they are with the other parent and know what you are doing with them, think again. Kids have this innate intuition, they KNOW.
The example you set for them will color the rest of their lives. If you choose a man to marry, it will have an influence on them the rest of their lives as well. What if you choose wrong? Most people tend to marry just what they got rid of or what got rid of them.
May 28, 2007 @ 9:21 PM
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I am a retired psychologist.
oh good another one.
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wow! i've never seen you do anything like this before!
That's pretty awesome!
Dude! I'm rooting for you in this contest! I don't plan on getting on top of this one~ Also I love the idea of a jungle! With all the abstract animals! aha!


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China, 2010, 128 Minute Running Time
Topics: Action/Adventure, Asian, Drama, Environment, Epic, Thriller
Programs: Awards Buzz : Best Foreign Language Film, Best of the FestLanguage: Mandarin English Sub-Titles
Combining stunning special effects with potent family drama this heartrending depiction of the impact of the massive 1976 earthquake that killed more than 240,000 in Tangshan, China uses the disaster to set up the story of a family torn apart--and the 40 years it takes them to reconnect. A well-paced film that satisfies on every level, the tale begins as Da Qing buys an electric fan, a rare home comfort at the time, in which his devoted wife, Yuan Ni and their 7-year-old twins luxuriate. When the earthquake hits, a hysterical Yuan Ni learns that both her children have been pinned under a concrete slab; when emergency workers can only save one child, she's left with a "Sophie's Choice"-style decision.The narrative later jumps ahead 10 years to 1986, then to 1996 and finally 2008, allowing director Feng to engage with his wider, more ambitious theme of China's transformation over the past 40 years. Political changes are duly observed, but so are technical advances. By the film's poignant final 40 minutes, China's economic miracle is in full swing, but it is clear that time and community heal wounds better than gadgets and wealth ever can. Winner, Best Feature, Asia Pacific Film Awards.
DIRECTOR: Feng Xiaogang
Producer: Wang Zhongjun, Guo Yanhong, Han SanpingEditor: Xiao YangScreenwriter: Su XiaoweiCinematographer: Lu YueMusic: Wang LiguangPrincipal Cast: Xu Fan, Zhang Jingchu, Li Chen, Chen DaomingFilmography: If You Are the One (2008), Assembly (2007), The Banquet (2006), A World Without Thieves (2004), Cell Phone (2003), Big Shot's Funeral (2002)
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If an enzyme name is shown in bold, there is experimental evidence for this enzymatic activity.
|Biosynthesis → Fatty Acid and Lipid Biosynthesis → Fatty Acid Biosynthesis → Hydroxylated Fatty Acids Biosynthesis
Some taxa known to possess this pathway include : Physaria fendleri, Physaria kathryn, Physaria lindheimeri
Expected Taxonomic Range: Viridiplantae
General Background
Plants contain significant amounts of hydroxy fatty acids in their sphingolipids. Hydroxy fatty acids are used extensively by several industries. The importance of hydroxylated fatty acids for commercial and nutritional purposes resulted in efforts to develop metabolic engineered pathways for these compounds [Somerville96, Thelen02].
Most of the enzymes involved in the formation of hydroxylated fatty acids have been characterized from species of the Brassicaceae family, which contains a high percentage of hydroxylated fatty acids in their seed oil. Biosynthesis of hydroxylated fatty acids takes place at the endoplasmatic reticulum, and includes the microsomal fatty acid elongation (FAE) system and desaturase enzymes [Browse91, Moon01]. It should be noted that while the elongase system accepts only coenzyme-A esters [Fehling91], other enzymes such as desaturases and hydroxylases act on fatty acids esterified to a glycerolipid backbone (usually to the sn-2 position of the membrane lipid phosphatidylcholin) [Bafor91, Lin96]. This requires the reversible transfer of fatty acids between lipids and coA-esters, which is essential part of the pathway.
It should also be noted that although acyl-CoA hydrolases exist to release fatty acids from coenzyme A, free fatty acids are considered toxic and therefore are very rare inside the cell (Ed Cahoon 2013, personal communication).
About This Pathway
The seeds of
[Smith00] and
The pathway in Physaria shown here, which is based on labeling studies [Reed97], starts with formation of ricinoleate by an oleate 12-hydroxylase [Broun98, Dauk07], followed by desaturation to densipolate [Broun98, Engeseth96].
The further steps towards the biosynthesis of lesquerolate may occur either through the elongation of ricinoleate or the hydroxylation of gondoate [Lin96, Broun97]. The elongation of oleoyl-CoA to form (11Z)-icosenoyl-CoA has been demonstrated in various species [Fehling91, Moon01, Ghanevati01]. The final reactions leading to auricolate remain to be demonstrated.
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Love!I use after my mineral makeup for a glow and it feels so nice — 4 years, 7 months agoaddkg777 | 237 reviews
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LalaloveI had seen this at the counter for ever, and never bothered to pick it up and try it. Until one day, one of the employees was spraying it on himself, and I curiously asked is it any good? He was like ohh you just have to try it, and so I did. While i was in the store i had it on and it felt so refreshing. My skin felt supple. So of course I had to go back to the counter to get it. There is a scen...read moret to it, like roses, but its very faint and within a minute the scent fades away. I use it if I feel my skin needs a little pick me up during the day. — 1 year, 3 months agogaej19 | 146 reviews
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Refreshing!I have only been using this spray twice a day for about a week now. So far, I have noticed that it has a heavy rose perfume smell. I don't mind it, after all it is rosewater. Some of you might not like that. Everything that this spray contains including aloe is just what your skin needs to assist in retaining moisture throughout the day and night. I haven't used this long enough to see any dif...read moreference in my skin, but I know that Mario Badescu is a great skin care line with a lot of natural, beneficial ingredients. Besides, the spray is a great pick-me-up for skin any time you want it! — 3 years, 5 months agoEveryLittleThing | 45 reviews
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Must HaveI love this product. If u spray it on your face after u apply makeup, it sets the makeup and makes it look more natural and dewy. And I notice that the makeup lasts a lot longer. Also great after a long flight to waken up your skin and give it a fresh dewy look. This is definitely my Must have. Simple but effective. PS....its usually about $7 not $12. — 4 years, 1 month agoBellaDonna1130 | 1 reviews
So refreshing!I love it so much. I purchased it about two weeks ago, and I use it all the time. I use it to set my makeup, and my makeup stays put all day. It's so moisturizing as well, and for $7 it is well worth it. — 6 years, 1 month agoijadoremakeup | 2 reviews
perfect for travel and summertimeGreat product that I've use for years! If you've got dry skin, this is fantastic. It contains aloe vera in addition to rosewater, so it does have nice soothing, hydrating benefits. I use it when I travel, particularly on long plane flights when my skin gets parched. And it's so nice in the summer to cool your skin on contact. I have also used it to alleviate a sunburn. If you're looking for a line...read more of products many natural ingredients, Mario Badescu is for you. Plus, everytime you place an online order with them you get 3 decent-sized free samples! — 6 years, 9 months agopattikg | 11 reviews
Save your moneyWas this supposed to do anything special for my skin? It didn't do squat. A spray bottle of water with a few drops of essential oils would work just as well in my opinion. I returned it. This gets some points for the fragrance though. I liked the scent. — 8 years, 1 month agocalicokitty | 162 reviews
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Alexander Edler - Kevin Bieksa
Frank Corrado - Christopher Tanev
If this is Torts's defense in March then I say they don't get into the playoffs.
You also said chicago def stunk. i would say vans def is their strong pt. the bottom 6 arent proven but the top 4 are good. I dont like any of them but they are pretty decent.


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In case you missed it, 5'9" Rainier Beach and UW alum Nate Robinson won a highly-theatrical NBA slam dunk contest Saturday night, making sure to
In case you missed it, 5'9" Rainier Beach and UW alum Nate Robinson won a highly-theatrical NBA slam dunk contest Saturday night, making sure to give lots of shouts out to the 206 when the camera came in for close-ups.
His final dunk was the coup de grace, as, costumed in bright green as part of his "Krypto-Nate" persona (the colors just happened to match those of corporate sponsor Sprite), he leaped over the other finalist, 6'11", Superman-cape-wearing Dwight Howard.
ESPN's J.A. Adande asked Robinson where he gets his ideas:
"Believe it or not, video games," Robinson said, citing NBA 2K9. "They got the dunk contest, they do crazy dunks. You go back and play NBA Jam, like in the '90s, they got the crazy dunks on there, the two-hand windmill, front flip. You've just got to use your imagination. When you do that, the sky's the limit."
As we've noted before, Robinson's made no secret of his love for video games, saluting his fellow Call of Duty soldiers from the free-throw line. The more we think about it, the more it seems video games could be cited as the inspiration for Robinson's playing style overall, or even for Robinson himself. He's built like 50 Cent, jumps like a frog, tries crazy stuff just to try it, never appears to fatigue, dances and talks shit constantly, and responds cartoonishly and disproportionately to perceived slights and threats.
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The Team Billy Donovan Didn't Love
Your guest Fixer is Darren Everson….
In college basketball's big leagues, the drama in the postseason conference tournaments is more about who isn't going to the NCAA tournament than who is. This year, for the first time since 1989, it appears the tournament won't include the defending national champion.
Florida was eliminated from the Southeastern Conference tournament and, in all probability, from NCAA contention by an 80-69 loss to Alabama in the first round yesterday. The loss was stunning considering the competition (the Crimson Tide is 17-15), Florida's start (the Gators fell behind, 30-5) and the stakes. Florida (21-11), the two-time defending national champion, needed at least a win or two in Atlanta to continue its streak of nine straight NCAA appearances. The first one figured to be easy enough — Alabama hadn't won away from home since December — but the Gators were surprisingly lifeless.
Which left Billy Donovan less than pleased. "If you can't tell, Donovan doesn't really like his team," writes Mark Schlabach of ESPN. "For as much as he tried this season, Donovan could never implore his players to play defense as passionately and hard as they play offense. During the regular season, the Gators ranked 10th in the SEC in field-goal percentage defense, ninth in 3-point percentage defense, 11th in blocked shots and dead last in steals. … Donovan watched the same stoic team when practice started in October and admits he was just as worried then. The new Gators lacked the emotion and fire that made the old Gators so good."
Indeed, Donovan was stunningly downcast about his team's potential, saying that "it's hard for me to be excited going forward because I don't see things getting fixed," according to Gene Frenette of the Florida Times-Union. "We're [32] games into the season and I'm not going to sit up here and talk about youthfulness or what we don't have and what we lost. It's in front of our guys what it takes to win and for whatever reason, I haven't brought it out of them. They're not committed to it. I'm not necessarily really that excited about these guys being sophomores."
Of course, this doesn't have to be Mr. Donovan's problem: Instead of pondering the National Invitation Tournament, he could be coaching the playoff-bound Orlando Magic. But he changed his mind on joining the team last offseason.
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Choose only one answer for each of the first eight questions, as in the case of a tie, any correct answer counts. Correct answers are worth 10 points each unless otherwise noted:
1. Which will be the team with the highest seed number (16 is higher than 1) to win in the first round?
2. Which No. 1 seed will win by the fewest points in the first round?
3. How many teams outside the power six conferences (ACC, Big East, Big 10, Big 12, Pac-10, SEC) will make the Sweet 16?
4. Which conference will see the highest number of its representatives reach the Sweet 16?
5. Which of the following bubble teams will advance the farthest in the tournament: Oregon, Kentucky, Baylor, Kansas State, Villanova or Arizona?
6. Which player will score the most points (total points, not points per game) in the tournament?
7. Which freshman will score the most points (total points, not points per game) in the tournament?
8. Who will be named Most Outstanding Player in the Final Four?
9. Which teams will make the Final Four (10 points each)?
10. Which team will win the championship (30 points)?
Check the Daily Fix throughout the tournament for updates on the contest as well as a daily roundup of the Web's best writing on college hoops and all other sports.
Later this week: links to select columns and features about all regions of the men's and women's tournaments.
The SEC tournament was full of surprises yesterday: South Carolina (14-17) beat higher-seeded LSU, extending retiring coach Dave Odom's career by at least another game; and Georgia — just 4-12 in league play this season — upset 21-10 Mississippi, 97-95, in overtime, giving its coach a bit of a reprieve as well.
"If this weekend has been perceived as some job-saving mission for Dennis Felton, the man is still sitting in his paddleboat," writes Jeff Schultz in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. "[Georgia athletic director Damon] Evans maintains he hasn't made up his mind about Felton's future. But I have this theory any time a boss says he hasn't made up their mind: He has made up his mind, and it's not good news. Otherwise, that same boss generally will give a public embrace, if for no otherwise than to mute the story. Evans hasn't done that."
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The most improbable upset of all, though, occurred in the Big 12 tournament in Kansas City, Mo. Colorado was 3-13 in conference play and the 12th seed — a seed that had never won a game in the tournament before. Baylor, five years removed from the scandal surrounding Patrick Dennehy's death, was sailing toward a redemptive NCAA berth. Was, anyway: The Buffaloes shot 72 percent in the first half and won, 91-84, in double overtime.
The Dallas Morning News's Chip Brown argues that Baylor deserves to get in anyway, and not just because of its feel-good story. "If Baylor (21-10) doesn't get into the NCAA Tournament after finishing 9-7 in Big 12 play with wins against Kansas State at home and Texas A&M on the road, plus nonconference wins over Notre Dame and NCAA-bound Winthrop, then the Big 12′s efforts to improve its RPI will have gone for nothing," he writes, adding: "You can just hear Jim Nantz narrating the story of Baylor and how it has overcome the 2003 murder of former player Patrick Dennehy by former player Carlton Dotson and the scandalous ways of former coach Dave Bliss. But it shouldn't come down to that. It shouldn't come down to whether Baylor is riveting pregame fodder set to dramatic music. The Bears have proven themselves on the court this season, and suffering your first bad loss of the season in the conference tournament shouldn't erase that."
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The Fix will step away from college hoops for the latest installment in baseball's battle between old-school and new.
Dusty Baker is the Cincinnati Reds' new manager, but he's an old-school guy. And Paul Daugherty of the Cincinnati Enquirer loves that. "The best baseball managing is done by the seat of your pants, using good, old-fashioned, pre-sabermetric logic," he writes. "That's another reason to like Dusty Baker. (Beyond his knowledge of single-malt Scotches and Van Morrison lyrics, which is merely astounding and downright Renaissance.) If Baker manages by a book, it's one inside his head, not one written by Bill James. The other day, the Reds manager decided he wanted Joey Votto and Adam Dunn to swing their bats more. 'I don't like called third strikes,' Baker said. Can we get an Amen?"
Oh boy. That begged for a response from the baseball enthusiasts of Fire Joe Morgan, and Ken Tremendous doesn't disappoint (bad language warning): "There's a war brewing in Cincinnati. On one side: the Dustyites. On the other side: common sense. Articles are being written every day celebrating the folksy wisdom of a man who thinks bases are only good when there's no one standing on them. This is exactly what happened in L.A. when Grady Little was hired — 'He's folksy! He's down-home! He has a drawl!' (one year later) 'He kind of stinks!' "
As is Fire Joe Morgan's wont, the site's response pitilessly deconstructs Mr. Daugherty's column point by point. For example, to his statement that "It always amuses when fans defend heart-of-the-order hitters by pointing to their on-base percentage. Wow, look at all those walks," Fire Joe notes that "five of the top six teams in walks last year were playoff teams."
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Comedian Billy Crystal made his spring-training appearance with the New York Yankees yesterday, striking out swinging on a 3-2 pitch in his only at-bat. Although it is only spring training, the New York Times's George Vescey finds the Yankees' recent behavior hypocritical — taking umbrage over a recent hard slide by a Tampa Bay player one moment, using an aged comedian in a game the next.
"Signing a comedian for a one-day-only gig," Mr. Vecsey writes, "does not fit into the W.W.B.D. (What Would Billy Do) wing of Yankees fandom, who felt Joe Torre was much too passive in his final years as the manager. (I thought Torre was mature.) Having Crystal gamboling in a spring training game, as a 60th birthday gift, as he did Thursday, does not jibe with the new leaner-meaner image of the Yankees. … [T]here's a mixed message in complaining about a hard slide and then having Billy Crystal in uniform."
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My naturopath recommended B-Complex Plus by Pure Encapsulations saying they were higher quality than the stuff I got at the regular drugstore. Turns out he was right! They contain activated B6 (otherwise known as P-5-P). If you suffer from depression or mental illness you may have Pyrolauria a condition where your body does not properly utilize B6 or zinc. (A urine test determines whether you have it. I got mine from Bio-Center Lab in Kansas. You mail it in. Its not expensive.) The "cure" for this is to take activated B6 which is what these vitamins have. Most regular B complex vitamins do not have activated B6. Even if you dont know whether you have Pyrolauria if you have mood problems or depression or anxiety B-Complex Plus is an EXCELLENT B-complex formulation to take. Far superior to other brands you will find perhaps with the exception of Thorne Research vitamins which are also very good.
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Excellent all-around B-Complex!
B-Complex Plus by Pure Encapsulations was recommended by my naturopath. I like this brand as the vitamins do not upset my stomach as so many of the cheaper brands do.
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I love B-Complex Plus. It was recommended by my chiropractor and Ive been using it for at least 3 years. My Dr. told me that this B-complex was the correct ratio of B vitamins. and best of all it does NOT bother my sensitive stomach. The B vitamins are for energy and also help in many hormonal functions.
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Do not throw your money in the trash! For me this game is bad in almost all aspects. The graphics are bad and leave much to be desired and the controls are horrible and fail constantly. The soundtrack is practically absent in the game, which makes it even more annoying. Hunter's Trophy 2 is extremely repetitive, all animals are almost equal., In addition, the stage is also equal. I do not recommend at all this game to anyone because besides being annoying is extremely repetitive and you you feel like you have completely lost your money in a few minutes.
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State Lands and Rural Development in Mandatory Palestine, 1920-1948
Sussex Academic Press, 2001 - Business & Economics - 260 pages
Tylers findings tell us again why the Zionists succeeded and the Arabs did not in the control of land areas that were essential for the eventual establishment of Israel . . . this book fits wonderfully into a series of those still too few available monographs, written since the June 1967 war, that focus on the economic and social history of the Mandate. From the Foreword by Professor Kenneth W. Stein. Emory University, Atlanta. Tyler ably mines government archives and describes the often-complicated contest between Jewish and British officials. Journal of Palestine Studies. The League of Nations Mandate for Palestine imposed two duties on Britain as the administering power with regard to land: to closely settle Jews on state and waste lands (Article 6), and to promote closer settlement, intensive cultivation and rural development in the interests of all the people of Palestine (Article 11). Britains failure to live up to Jewish expectations in these two areas provoked and sustained Zionist complaint throughout the entire period of the Mandate. This book examines British pledges and performance; Jewish hopes, disappointments and achievements; and Arab opposition and loss.
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