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My seat is taken Darling—two nights more of Miss Moody1 and the bugs and then! I was frantic to stay so long; but I felt quite worn out with my rough passage hither and thought it would be well to take in a new outfit of strength and spirit before starting again— Never did poor young woman miscalculate so egregiously. Sleep which is my great want is precisely the thing which cannot be had in this house by any means— I could sleep sounder in the open street— Good Heavens how did you get on. They would drive me mad in another week. What a goody my poor kindhearted honest minded Uncle is trysted with [married to]—the worst-bred worst natured worst regulated woman—to have heart and principle—that I ever was in a house with. O my love my love in your arms I shall feel so safe so blessed after all this tossing and tumbling and fretting and raging. O I shall sleep sound sound— I feel at this moment as if I could cry myself to sleep there—but only there is there rest for me—
I have seen your friend George Johnston and like him much—he talked to me of all his own little private matters as if we had been friends f[o]r years—and looked so innocent and affectionate in my face— He is to bring a letter for Thomas tomorrow— And now I must tell you where to meet me—
The coach I am booked in goes straight thro' by Knutsford Newcastle Lichfield and Northampton is called the Royal Umpire. leaves this at two o[']clock—and reaches the Old Bell, Holborn, and Golden cross, Charing cross next afternoon at three. The first of these places (the Old Bell) seems nearest Tavistock Square by the map—so I shall get myself landed there—if you meet me it will be well but I shall do I dare say alth[o'] by mischance it happen otherwise—
It was very stupid in me to forget twice over to [send?] the money— I neve[r] was guilty of such a piece of unpunctuality before but as Alick once told me there is a general breaking up of my faculties— Plage Putchen2 &c &c are all screeching is your letter ready—is your letter ready m[y] malison with such ill trained vermin—
Tomorrow (Wednesday) at two and in London if all prosper at three on Thursday afternoon—
She arrived here abt the 1st of Octr; Brr John and I were in waiting at The Angel Islington; right well do I remember the day,—and our drive to Tavistock-Square neighbd where our lodging was. She was very happy; much enjoyed London, and the novelties of such "Society" as came abt us, all winter; and, in spite of weak health (whh worsened latterly) made no complaint at any time, but took hopefully, and with beautiful sincerity, ingenuity and insight, whatr the novel scene offered us of good,—often singularly bettering it (especially in reference to me) by her true and clever mode of treatt. A little Chapter might be written of our Winter here that year? Too sad; and, except Herself only, too insignificant now. Among the scrambling miscellany of notables and quasi-notables that hovered abt us, Leigh Hunt (volunteer, & towards the end) was probably the best; poor Charles Lamb (more than once, at Enfield, towards the middle of our stay) the worst. He was sinking into drink, poor creature; his fractn of "humour" &c I recognised, and recognise, but never cd accept for a great thing.—a genuine, but an essentially small and Cockney thing;—and now with gin &c superadded, one had to say, 'Genius'? This is not genius, but diluted insanity: please remove this! Leigh Hunt came in sequel (prettily courteous on his part) to the Article Characteristics; his, serious, dignified and even noble physiognomy and bearing took us with surprise, and much pleased us. Poor Hunt; nowh or never an ignoble man!— Perhaps I already wrote somethg abt him? Perhaps not.—— But here (mislaid by Copyist!) are some farther Letters of Hers; welcome beyond all other documts in this place[.]


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I have created a custom pop-up which acts like a search for contracts. This opens when i click a custom button on the standard screen. But I need to display some information on the pop-up on how to enter the search criteria and if there is any error in the entry. If I use 'add message' , I see the messages on the standard screen after I close the pop up. But when I directly execute the pop up component , I see the messages on the component itself on the right corner. Can you please let me know how should i get the messages.
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I think if you put the add_message statement after that popup is called then it will be visible in the pop-up itself, have you tried?
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Before open the popup you need to change the display mode. Try this code:
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Thank you Isaac, It worked .
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May I know the deep reason about this ?Why the display mode related with message output ?


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|7th August 2012, 10:09 PM
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|8th August 2012, 03:30 PM
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Day 15
Crawling out from under the bush I spent the last night in I head to the lake to refill my flask.
I'm near Black Lake and well supplied, time to look for campsites. I mark a rough grid in the minds-eye and get to hoofing it.
Others have had much luck lately, I'm yet to have any, until I spot something a little too unnatural looking amongst the tall pines. I approach at a crouch, it's well into the early AM but I can see well, no movement, no bear traps.
A quick scan reveals it's just a lone tent and disappointingly empty, It's not worth destroying so I make a note and plan to check back regularly.
After finding my first tent, albeit with nothing in it, I was happy to tick that off the list. An hour later after getting lost (with map + compass) wandering north I happened upon a fishing boat, again nothing to write home about but my first vehicle find and after the tent earlier I was pretty happy. I'd taken to living and walking in the wilderness edges of Chenrarus for a few days now, not really any clear goals in mind but to help out friends up north and find some camps and vehicles. Taking the boat I attempted to reach Yvnu stuck on an island further south, going slower than a walk and burning through fuel I had to give it up around the Berezino lumber mill. Pulling along shore slowly, I disembark shoreside and end up wet and 15 metres from the boat. Great.
Holding onto my gear I dash toward Berezino for some fuel. Scouting the edges I pick up a zed and we run together for awhile until it ends with a bang and the living dead stops living again. There is a quick panic on comms as I realise friendlies are near but all is good. I get to a nice concealed position about 600m from the tents and do a final check with the binoculars before crawling under a bush again to get some sleep.
Tents of a different kind tomorrow, then back to my first find for another check and on towards Stary.
** I had to log because I had terrible lag, about 5 mins later while trying to find another server I hear over TS that a hacker had teleported everyone to one of the major cites in the server I'd just logged from. I hate the cities, big sigh of relief. I missed out on another two days ago by about an hour that wiped everyones gear. Not looking forward to the inevitable. Too much to lose, bad way to do it.
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Dear Diary, today I found some vehicles...
logged in on the west side, waaay out in the bush west of Lopatino, deadzy comes over the radio giving a very very VERY Vague location of the white hilux near Myshkino, at this point i start moving south, KiwiMuggles is at Zelenogorsk and she starts moving up the west of the map also looking for the hilux and after about an hour of searching, i find it... 3km south of where deadzy said it would be....
muggles and I then went searching for an engine, and as we did, we drove all the way along the south coast, and then started up the east coast, and then, just on the north side of Solnichny, we run right into an ATV, it seemed to be stuck on the bridge, so after pushing it off, muggles takes the hilux and i take the ATV and we start to head north again.... seconds later we run into deadzy... he was on an ATV too
not long after this muggles logs off, and deadzy heads up north (never to be heard from again), so i hid the ATV near Nizhnoye, and take the hilux back south, at tulga i pick up Deranger, and continue along the south coast....
Jarni comes over the Comms asking if anyone is in vybor, and when him and Uberwald find out its a random guy (Josh) they open fire... but they are killed instead, so with Deranger in the Hilux i slam my foot to the floor and start to head north at 110km/h, we barely miss debris as we tear north up the map, and arrive at vybor 10 mins later only to find that "Josh" is not there, he is infact in Balota shooting at Turok and Mafia_Snitch, and Jarni and Uberwalds bodies have been hidden... now at this point he magicaly vanishes from the server never to be seen again (admin intevention for suspected teleport hack) and all is good in the world again...
well almost...jarni and uberwald are dead afterall...oh well on with the story
from here i start to drive up the north western highway into oblivion, and as i slide round a corner i notice a metalic glint on the mountainside, i slam on the brake, rip it into reverse and look up the hill again.... A CAR!!!
We make our way up the hill and low and behold a GAZ, Deranger and i Jump out of the hilux, and into the GAZ to find it completely green and a full tank of gas... Deranger now has a car, and now we part ways, he heads south for his own adventure and i head north east through the forrest.
at this point i remembered someone talking about a Bus around my area, i drive all over the bush looking for it, and then all of a sudden i see anothe metalic glint.... but it's not the bus that was eluding me
i save the coords and take the hilux to camp to add to the bus and atv's that are already there and then head back to pick up my new Motorbike.
Turok then comes over the comms saying he has found an ATV at Black lake but needs some parts to get it going, so i jump on my shiny new bike, with all the parts he needs and head over to him
6km later i arrive, we fix up the ATV and Turok, Mafia and i start heading north towards the inlet...
WTF.... mafia is on yet another ATV, but he starts heading back to camp with his and turok and i keep heading north
Jacomus now comes over the comms saying that he picked up the ATV i found and hid near Nizhnoye, and was heading towards camp, when it flipped, burst into flames and then exploded
Just as Turok and i are heading through Olsha, i yell "STOP!"
Another car lay before us, this time it is a Red Sedan (UAZ), it has some nice weapons and a lot of jerry cans, this we leave for Jacomus to pick up, and to take back to camp
Turok and I continue up to the inlet and find the Ural Truck, Deadzy's ATV from earlier, a few tents and a pushbike.
I jump in the Ural and Turok jumps on the motorbike, and we start making our way to camp... but after 2mins of driving i ask Turok to check an old camp we had in the area for the tractor, and he then zooms off.
seconds later Turok can be heard laughing loudly on comms, and i drive the Truck up to his coords, and as i come over the rise, i see... the Motorbike, a Bus, a Tractor, The UAZ Jeep and 2 more tents, so from here we take the URAL and the UAZ Jeep back to camp and pick up all the guys (5 of us were left on the server) drive back to the hoard of vehicles, and take the ATV, Motorbike, a Bus, a Tractor, The UAZ Jeep back to our new camp, we left the old pushbike and an ATV still over there, but at this point everyone logged out, but here is a picture of today's epic journey
|13th August 2012, 04:10 PM
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Sorry about the ATV. I was on a sealed road so I still don't know how I flipped it.
That red sedan was the hardest work. I think I was doing 8 KM/H offroad in the forest near the camp. I could have gotten out and run faster.
Oh and Dear Diary,
I ran over a cow in a tractor and it was hilarious.
Fun times.
|13th August 2012, 04:13 PM
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Every story needs a villain. Enquire within.
|13th August 2012, 06:57 PM
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p.s. The bus is very very very very very slow... which begs the question, when 1ron says I tried to run him off the road on the bike do you believe him?
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Nearly half of the Ubisoft Reflections development team, known for designing Driver: San Francisco, will be helping out its fellow studio Ubisoft Massive in developing its new IP Tom Clancy's The Division, according to a report today from VG 24/7.
Ubisoft Reflections managing director Pauline Jacquey, in an interview with Develop, revealed that 40 percent of the studio is helping Ubisoft Massive with The Division.
"We're working on all of the game's systems: main characters, enemies, RPG pillars, building Manhattan, online components, and so on," Jacquey said.
Jacquey assured that the extra help isn't a sign of trouble to be worried about, saying, "That's absolutely not the case."
Ubisoft studios have shared or lent their services to one another for nearly a decade, Jacquey said, calling it "classic team size management."
"You don't want your team to be too big when you're in the initial phase of conception, when you need a lot of agility," Jacquey said. "But when you're in full production –– and given that the game's scope is gigantic –– it needs a big team behind it."
Though Massive –– an apt name in comparison to Reflections –– is the larger studio, Jacquey said her team still matches up in terms of development.
"Massive's team is bigger, but ours is still significant, and its competency in art, technology, and design is really showing," Jacquey said.
And for many over at Reflections, according to Jacquey, working on a game like The Division is somewhat a dream come true, as many of the developers are "absolutely crazy" about the game.
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As the online revolution continues, the District of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Regulation Administration (ABRA) recently reviewed several technology businesses that partner with liquor-licensed retailers to provide alcohol order and delivery services. ABRA informed companies Drizly and Klink today that the Board did not find their business models in violation of District law.
The Board advises technology companies facilitating the sale of alcohol through websites and apps to limit their operations to:
- Connecting consumers over the Internet to District retailers such as liquor and grocery stores; and/or
- Promoting a retailer's alcoholic products.
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- Soliciting, selling and shipping orders for alcoholic beverages;
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- Collecting any money, fees or transacting any credit or debit cards for the sale of alcoholic beverages.
Any credit or debit card information provided to a website or app would need to be transferred to a liquor-licensed retailer in order to complete the transaction. The licensee would also need to retain the discretion to process or deny any order. Complete details are available in the Board's advisory opinion and online quick guide.
"We encourage businesses that facilitate the sale of alcoholic beverages to contact the agency before starting any new operations in the District. This will allow us to ensure operations are compliant with the law before they begin," ABRA Director Fred Moosally said.
A technology company that violates D.C. law could be subject to criminal and civil penalties as well as an order to cease operations in the District. A licensed retailer that violates the law could face fines and possible suspension or revocation of its license.
Businesses that have questions can contact ABRA by email or call 202-442-4423. Complete District alcoholic beverage laws and regulations are available on ABRA's website.
As small business owners continue to use online services to help customers the use of the internet for small business will increase in all areas. Customers should remember to use special care when giving credit card or debit card information online.
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Q1 2011 Earnings Call
April 25, 2011 10:00 am ET
Thomas Falk - Executive Chairman, Chief Executive Officer, President and Member of Executive Committee
Mark Buthman - Chief Financial Officer and Senior Vice President
Paul Alexander - Director of Investor Relations
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Paul Alexander
Thanks, David, and good morning, everyone. Welcome to our first quarter earnings conference call. Here with me in Dallas are Tom Falk, Chairman and CEO; Mark Buthman, Senior VP and CFO; and Mike Azbell, Vice President and Controller.
Here's the agenda for the call. Mark will begin with a review of our first quarter results, followed by a brief overview of our full year outlook. Then Tom will then provide his perspective, and we'll finish with Q&A.
As usual, we have a presentation of today's materials in the Investors section of our website, which is www.kimberly-clark.com.
Before we begin, let me remind you we'll be making forward-looking statements today. There can be no assurance that future events will occur as anticipated or that our results will be as estimated, and I'd refer you to the Risk Factors section of our latest annual report on Form 10-K for a further discussion of forward-looking statements.
I'd also like to point out that we will be referring to adjusted results and outlook. For 2010, adjusted results exclude a loss related to the move to highly inflationary accounting in Venezuela. For 2011, adjusted results and outlook exclude costs for the pulp and tissue restructuring and a nondeductible business tax charge in the first quarter related to a law change in Colombia. For further information and reconciliations to comparable financial measures determined in accordance with GAAP, please see today's news release and additional information on our website. And now, I'll turn it over to Mark.
Mark Buthman
Thanks, Paul, and good morning. We start with three key headlines for the quarter. First, we delivered organic sales growth of more than 2% and made good progress with our targeted growth initiatives. Second, we returned a significant amount of capital to shareholders. And third, while cost inflation is weighing on our near-term profitability, we're taking a number of actions to ensure we deliver on our commitments for the year.
Now let's cover the details of the quarter. Overall sales increased 4% to $5 billion. Organic sales rose more than 2%, on track with our full year plan. Sales volumes improved 2% while the combined impact of changes in net selling prices and product mix was slightly positive. Volumes benefited from innovation and targeted growth initiatives.
On the other hand, we experienced lower volumes in Venezuela and category demand remained soft in parts of North America. First quarter adjusted operating profit fell 14%, with an operating margin of 13.1%. Benefits from top line growth and $60 million of FORCE cost savings were more than offset by input cost inflation of $195 million.
First quarter adjusted earnings per share were $1.09 compared with $1.14 last year and included benefits from a decline in the tax rate and a lower share count. Cash provided by operations for the quarter was $250 million compared to $464 million in the prior year.
Looking forward, I expect our cash generation to build throughout the year as earnings grow and we complete nearly all of our pension plan contributions in the first half of the year. First quarter capital spending was $234 million compared to $184 million last year. We're off to a strong start supporting our growth, innovation and cost reduction programs. We repurchased 13.1 million shares of KMB stock at a cost of about $850 million in the quarter, and we're on track to execute our $1.5 billion share repurchase plan for 2011. In total, we allocated more than $1.1 billion to share repurchases and dividends in the first quarter as we continue to allocate capital in shareholder-friendly ways.
Now I'll highlight a few areas of our segment results for the quarter and as usual, further details are in this morning's news release.
In Personal Care, organic sales were even with last year. Sales volumes improved 2% offset by changes in net selling prices and product mix. In North America, we delivered double-digit volume growth in feminine care for the fifth consecutive quarter and high single-digit growth in adult care. Momentum also remained strong in our targeted growth initiatives across K-C International.
On the other hand, volumes fell significantly in Venezuela, and the baby and child care categories in North America remain relatively soft. Personal Care operating margins of 17.8% were impacted by cost inflation, primarily for oil-based materials and a higher level of promotional activity in North America. There were also a few smaller items, including some machine startups and supply-chain disruptions, which I wouldn't expect to recur going forward.
Now turning to Consumer Tissue, organic sales grew 3%. Net selling prices were up 2%, led by cost-driven price increases in K-C International and Europe. Changes in product mix improved sales 1%. Sales volumes were even with last year as gains in bathroom tissue and Kleenex facial tissue in North America were offset by declines elsewhere. Operating margins of 9% were below prior year levels as higher net selling prices and cost savings were more than offset by cost inflation, mostly fiber costs.
Moving to K-C Professional & Other. Organic sales increased 4%. Sales volumes grew 3%, including double-digit growth in our safety business in North America and a mid-single digit gain overall in K-C International.
On the other hand, relatively soft market demand continued to impact our washroom sales in North America. Operating margins of 13.5% were down slightly, though remain solid despite the challenging environment.
And lastly, Health Care organic sales were up 5%, driven by higher sales volumes of 6%. Volumes of high-margin medical devices were up high-single digits, paced by I-Flow and our airway management business. Supply volumes grew mid-single digits and benefited from a modest improvement in category demand in the North American market. Operating margins were down somewhat compared to last year, and it's mostly due to cost inflation and ongoing litigation expenses related to the I-Flow acquisition.
So that wraps up the review of the quarter. Before I hand it over to Tom, I'd like to briefly comment on the updated outlook that was provided in this morning's news release. We widened our estimate for 2011 adjusted earnings per share, which we now expect to be between $4.80 and $5.05 a share. There's been no change to the top end of our previous guidance range, but we've lowered the bottom end by $0.10 a share. A wider range reflects a significantly higher cost inflation assumption of $450 million to $550 million for the year. That's more than double our previous assumption and represents an incremental headwind of more than $0.45 per share compared to our previous plan.
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Kabare, Democratic Republic of Congo: Sister Francoise Muhanzi and her assistant Zawadi Mukaba, showing off some of the newest arrivals in Kabare General Hospital's maternity ward.
One in 13 women in Congo dies in pregnancy or childbirth, often from easily preventable and treatable complications. Working with Congolese health authorities, the International Rescue Committee is improving reproductive health care by training medical staff like Sister Francoise and Zawadi. We're also providing medical equipment and supplies to health centers and hospitals.
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24 Below Gallery and Cafe will be opening on May 2nd, 2014 in Buffalo NY featuring an inventory collection of various art mediums and fine craft including paintings, sculptures, photography, prints, fiber art, jewelry, wood craft, bath & body products, candles and home décor.
In addition to fine craft and art goods, 24 Below Gallery and Café will be host to some excellent events such as classes, live music, open mic nights, Artful Spirits painting class and more.
kicking off the opening is Evergreen art show that feature works of art that interpret the word "green" for the artists. 24 Below Gallery and Café will also host the Greenprint Niagara organization and the debut of a music video by the Liberty Kids.
A cash wine & beer bar will be available as well as complimentary hors d'oeuvres. PS: It's also Tina Galyn's 50th birthday party! Don't miss this great event and opportunity to be among the first to see our artisan retail space and have a great celebration. https://www.facebook.com/events/1410831925847279/?ref=22
24 Below Gallery & Café Grand Opening Friday May 2 Friday 7:00pm - 10:00pm.
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College Hockey:Cohen's OT Heroics Lift Terriers Over Mass.-Lowell
Game-Winner Comes on Power Play
LOWELL, Mass. — Colby Cohen scored the game winner 3:54 into overtime while on a power play, as the No. 3 Boston University Terriers triumphed in a thriller against the No. 9 Mass.-Lowell River Hawks in front of 5,496 at Tsongas arena.
Terriers' defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk passed the puck from the point over to Colby Cohen, who was positioned along the left side boards, and he fed it back to Shattenkirk, who fed it back to Cohen for the one-timer. David Warsofsky was screening River Hawks' goalie Carter Hutton in front, and Cohen's shot went right past Hutton.
"Good screen by Dave, good pass by 'Schatty' and a little luck on the shot," said Cohen, "Good job by the power play unit to get out there and work it. I mean, a lot of times in overtime you get too excited, but you know we settled it down and we won the puck battles and ultimately [it] led to a shot with a good screen."
Great goaltending and defense was the storyline of the first period.
The River Hawks had the best chance when Cohen was whistled for a holding penalty at 19:37.
Mass.-Lowell won the faceoff and Nick Schaus took a shot from the point. Kieran Millan made a nice pad save, but kicked the rebound out to River Hawk Maury Edwards. Edwards shot back on net, and Millan slid over to make the save.
Both teams came out hungry in the second, scoring five goals combined, with the River Hawks taking the lead 3-2 into the third.
The Terriers jumped out to a 1-0 lead when BU forward Alex Chaisson stole the puck in the neutral zone and skated in and ripped a shot over Hutton's left shoulder at 6:42.
The Rivers Hawks answered with the equalizer four minutes later when Paul Worthington got the rebound and put it into an open net.
The Terriers responded quickly with a two-on-one short-handed goal by Warsofsky. Warsofsky got a beautiful feed from Chris Connolly and beat Hutton on his blocker side.
Mass.-Lowell tied it up less than two minutes later when forward Michael Sheu received the puck off the back boards and knocked it in past Millan.
Michael Budd gave the River Hawks the lead when David Vallorani made a pass across the slot and Budd shot the puck into the back of the net.
The Terriers' Zach Cohen tied the game up at 1:49 into the third period when he shot the puck from the left faceoff circle over Hutton's shoulder.
Warsofsky gave the Terries the lead at 14:22 of the third.
Again, it didn't take long for Mass.-Lowell to take tie it up. Schaus passed the puck from the side of the net out in front. Matt Ferreira took the shot, but didn't get all of it and it trickled past Millan and hit the far post. Schaus rotated over to the other side and buried it in.
Both teams had their chances to take the lead at the end of the period, but it ended tied and headed into overtime.
"Overall, that was an early season game," said Terriers' coach Jack Parker. "You talk about the ebbs and flows, it was mistakes and good plays, mistakes and then good plays. It was nice for us to get five goals, that's for sure. We have been struggling to score goals ; to get five tonight is big."
Coach Blais MacDonald was happy with the way his team competed tonight.
"I was very proud with how our team played and how we responded because we had to play from behind the entire game and we have to give BU credit, they are a very good team, but I thought we responded with every opportunity."
The teams finish the home-and-home tomorrow at Agganis Arena at 7:00 p.m.
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Nick was invited to become a member of the Patriots Hall of Fame, and not suprisingly they picked the game against the Dolphins to induct him. What a freakin' slap in the face to the Dolphins to have Robert Kraft decide to do this to a member of the 72 Fins on the day when they faced the Patriots.
And my first thought was to rip Nick for going along with it. I think he's a bit of a jerk, anyway.
...but then I heard him on the Fins TV show say something like he was a 7 year vet of the *Boston* Patriots and had that SuperBowl ring, so he was always a Dolphin at heart...
And so he sat and watched a team with the same name that he played for match up against his team...and maybe they won it for him. Or maybe he was actually listening in on the plays and telling the Dolphins what to expect.


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Gwyneth's birthday freaktacular features the rock stylings of SuperGiant, Fatso, Icky & The Yuks and Mother Death Queen. Take in the spectacle on Saturday, Aug. 18, beginning at 9:30 p.m. at the Launchpad (618 Central SW). Admission to the 21-and-over event is $5. (JCC)
Are you an insane plastic surgeon on the run for pursuing your unethical experiments? Have you directed your own facial reconstructive surgery in a mirror using only a local anesthesic? Do you enjoy dallying with the lovely ladies whose deformed features your skill has made whole again? Are you willing to cut down anyone in your path who dares defy your iron will? Well, have you ever considered running a circus?
Hawk-faced Anton Diffring (Fahrenheit 451, The Blue Max) excels as the cruel, oddly sympathetic and totally bonkers Dr. Schüler (or is it Rossiter?), mad doctor turned circus master, in this outrageous, non-supernatural, vibrantly technicolor horror film (from the producers of Michael Powell's notorious Peeping Tom). The ridiculousness of the scenario (Schüler collects scarred criminals—mostly women—heals them and binds them to perpetual service in his circus) is made compelling by its twisted character studies, particularly the doctor's toady-like accomplices (Kenneth Griffith and Jane Hylton) who seethe with mixed worship and revulsion for their master. Hurried exposition (especially at the beginning) and laughable animal costumery detract only slightly from psychodrama, blood and intrigue. Great actual circus performances and a genuine pop hit ("Look for a Star") round out the lurid entertainment.
MarchFourth Marching Band plays at the El Rey tonight. Read Summer Olsson's story on the group here.
Most people haven't heard of my favorite video game . This does not make me cooler than you. It really just means that when I showed up at a costume party dressed as a character from the one game I play (Katamari Damacy! w00t!), I got a lot of funny looks. Whatever.
Production guy Jesse "Badass" Schulz pointed me to a live-action commercial built around Katamari's brilliant premise.
Here's the plot of the first version of the game: Your father is the king of the universe, and on a whim, he destroys all the stars. You, a tiny little prince, must push a katamari ball around and collect enough mass to make stars. You start small, picking up paper clips and mice. By the time the credits roll, you can pick up continents.
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The walls of the Bella Notte Ristorante, Jackson will explode with color and images as it will become the site of the Women Only Art Show. An exhibit featuring the artistry of local female artists, opening night will be Thursday, February 6, 2014 from 7 to 10 PM.
Jana Jamieson, herself an artist of renown recognized throughout the community for her digital photography and work as a world class seamstress has created and will host the event.
Thursday night will be the opening of this month long exhibit. It will offer an opportunity to meet the artists and gain an understanding of the works which will adorn the walls and floor space of this restaurant.
The exhibitors will include Jean Weir, Sheryl Amburgey, Betty Price, Mo Dedrick, Kathy Goldstein, Victoria Newton, Amy Wellington, Diana Day, Jane Robinson, Kim Lennox, Laura Covey, Audra Lockwood, Kim Cox Heibel, Carrie Jors and Jana Jamieson.
Jana views the promotion of this work as a personal mission. She says, ""I enjoy bringing the art to where the people are and not just waiting for them to come see the art at a gallery. I think it changes the mood of the room."
Bella Notte Ristorante specializes in fine dining, catering, takeout orders, wine sales and all types of business and/or personal banquets. With four banquet rooms they can accommodate from 1 to 250 guests to meet all special requirements. All of this restaurant's entrees are freshly made to order with the finest ingredients available. Menus change seasonally utilizing the best of seasonal ingredients.
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A group of young rockers, I believe they were around 17 or 18 at the time, met a man by the name of Nelson Mandela. Mandela had been a prisoner for some 20 plus years. These young rockers would have a chance to meet the man and were immediately enamored with him. For the next thirty years a friendship was born and nurtured. When the movie 'Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom' was first being talked about, the group expressed a desire to be part of it in some way. Their contribution was a song called "Ordinary Love". The sad point in all this is that Mandela died just a few days before the opening of this film. So, this song, "Ordinary Love" has become a labor of love for the man who befriended these young lads those many years ago. Out of any acceptance speech last night I can say that the one from U2's Bono and The Edge came from the heart. They truly miss their friend as much as the world does. Below is the review for the movie and please take the time to scan it and then if you haven't seen the movie please follow up and go see it. Learn why these men so loved Mandela the man.
'Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom' - Nelson Mandela (Idris Elba) came from a small village. He would study law and practice it for some time. Nelson would find that even in the law there was not equality. For in South Africa the black man was not a citizen and didn't have many rights. He would marry a woman named Evelyn (Terry Pheto) at an early age. She would leave him when he would start to work for the African National Congress.
Mandela would find strength through his friend Walter Sisulu (Tony Kgoroge) and the two along with others would step up the campaign for equality. Mandela would run into a starry eyed Winnie (Naomie Harris) who he would later marry. In Winnie he would find a soul mate. Only now they would not use non-violence but would attack with home made bombs.
The whites of South Africa wanted the blacks to have passes 24/7 so to keep track of their movement. In the township of Sharpeville a protest was planned and they were to burn their cards. The police overreacted and started to fire shots at the protesters. Hundreds would die. This was 1960. For the next three years Mandela would live underground. He would do what he could to turn the tide of the white supremacy in South Africa.
Captured in 1963, Mandela and others of the African national Congress were sentenced to life. They could have been sentenced to death but the judge did not want them to become martyrs. They should have hung him. For you see in 1963 they allowed him to live but in his living would be their downfall.
Mandela would be sent to Robben Island where he and the others would spend many years at hard labor. As time would go on Mandela would still try to push for equality. In the mean time Winnie would be jailed and not just once but several times. The White's did not want Winnie to carry on Nelson's work. So they would try and intimidate her. All this did was make her stronger in her convictions.
This is a strong movie in direction and in spirit. This movie would be one for everyone to see. Director Justin Chadwick has given us a film of the highest quality. If anything is wrong about the movie you could say that due to his long life there is so much that could have been put in it. This film does show that Mandela was a person with fault but was also a man of strong conviction. It is in his strentgh that we see just how peaceful a man he was. It is in his spirit that we see how long after we are all gone Nelson Mandela will always be remembered.


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Lacrosse Hosts UC Davis For Senior Day
The Fresno State lacrosse team hosts UC Davis Saturday at 2 p.m. for its final home game of the 2013 season.
Bulldogs Drop Game to Columbia
The Fresno State lacrosse team concluded its East Coast trip with a 7-16 loss to Columbia.
Lacrosse Topped by Winthrop
A late start resulted in the `Dogs falling to the Eagles, 17-10.
Lacrosse Falls to La Salle
The `Dogs drop their second game of the season 14-8.
Lacrosse Hosts Alumni Game
Lacrosse alumni returned to Fresno to scrimmage the 2013 team.
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2013 (Senior): Played in 14 games in her senior season and started in two ... recorded five goals off of nine shots ... had a season-high two goals against Winthrop ... finished the season with a .556 shooting percentage.
2012 (Junior): Appeared in 12 games ... scored seven goals and recorded one assist ... tallied eight points on the year ... recorded 13 shots and 10 shots on goal ... scored two goals against Cincinnati and Central Connecticut ... recorded three shots against Central Connecticut.
2011 (Sophomore): Played in all 14 games and started in 9 ... scored 2 goals and had 2 assists.
2010 (Freshman): Played and started in all 14 games ... was named the team's Offensive MVP ... was second on the team in scoring with 10 goals and four assists ... had two goals in games against UMBC, Detroit and Iona ... had two assists in games against Central Connecticut.
High School: Lettered four years in lacrosse as an attacker and lettered two years in volleyball as an outside hitter ... in lacrosse she was the all-time leading goals and assist leader at Worthington Kilbourne ... had over 255 points in her high school career ... as a senior earned first-team OCC, first-team All-Ohio, was the team captain and the team's Offensive MVP ... earned first-team OCC and first-team All-Ohio and honorable mention All-American honors as a junior in 2008 ... was named the team MVP in 2008 ... earned honorable mention All-OCC honors as a sophomore ... was a captain of the volleyball team in 2008 and 2009.
Personal: Born December 25, 1990 ... parents are Bill and Sue Wolford ... has one brother, Andrew and one sister, Jackie ... hobbies and interests include shopping, playing sports, hanging with friends and family ... was a scholar athlete involved with the Wolves for Cubs mentoring program ... was Student of the Month and a member of the Socratic Society ... was a member of the National Latin Honor Society ... favorite athlete is Lebron James ... participates in the Big Hero Little Hero program ... admires her parents because of how they have pushed her in academics and athletics ... attending Fresno State because she wanted to be a part of building the foundation for the lacrosse program ... graduated from high school with a 3.4 GPA.
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Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) has officially unbundled the Kinect from the Xbox One in order to make the video game console more price-competitive with Sony's (NYSE:SNE) PlayStation 4. Are we witnessing a new era in which Mr. Softy listens to customers? Will it matter for the stock?
Meanwhile, several major broadcast and cable TV networks ordered new comic book-based shows to series ahead of upfronts. Will adding Agent Carter be a boon to Walt Disney's (NYSE:DIS) ABC television network? Can The Flash accelerate The CW's fortunes, and with it the prospects for a shared universe based on Time Warner's (NYSE:TWX) DC Comics characters?
Finally, X-Men: Days of Future Past appears positioned for a strong debut. Will Marvel's mighty mutants top Captain America: The Winter Soldier at the box office and fulfill Twenty-First Century Fox's (NASDAQ:FOXA) franchise hopes?
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Check out the 26th official radio show from our friends at Switchstance Radio. See after the jump for the full track list from the show.
For more mixes and videos, visit the Switchstance blog.
Switchstance Radio: July 27, 2010
Develops and implements integrated marketing strategies, digital, social, event and experiential programs for consumer brands, leveraging music and culture.
Check out the 26th official radio show from our friends at Switchstance Radio. See after the jump for the full track list from the show.
For more mixes and videos, visit the Switchstance blog.
Switchstance Radio: July 27, 2010
Ten years since their classic contribution Train of Thought sealed their fates in hip hop lore, Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek release their follow-up venture, Revolutions Per Minute. With their first collaboration praised for its uplifting messages and nostalgic soundscape, Kweli's command of the mic and Hi-Tek's versatile production skills have made this album one of the most anticipated hip hop albums of 2010.
Exclusive produced by Hi-Tek, features on the album include appearances by Estelle, Bilal, Bun B, Mos Def, Jay Electronica, J. Cole, Res and Chester French. The album covers an array of topics that discuss the shortcomings of America ("Strangers"), society's obsession with fame ("Got Work"), an honest discussion of drug use ("Lift'in Off"), the pining for a lover returning home ("Midnight Hour"), a music history lesson ("In the Red"), and even a track about Nigeria's corruption-riddled oil business ("Black Gold"). This kind of entertainment with real world application manifests itself on the album's first single "In This World." Accompanied by Hi-Tek's pulsating bass and a gripping soul sample, Kweli contemplates success and the infinite obstacles that prove burdensome to its maturation with a resounding co-sign from Jay-Z.
Reflection Eternal – "In This World"
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The fourth podcast in the SVEDKA Vodka Future Music Series has arrived, hosted by London based DJ, Benji B. As always this podcast features the latest in newly released and un-released music from around the world featuring artists such as Jay Electronica, Driis a.k.a Idris Alba, Soul Litchfield and many more.
After the jump, please verify that you are over 21 years of age and download or stream SVEDKA Vodka Future Music Podcast #4. Enjoy responsibly.
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Born and raised in The Third Ward of New Orleans, Jay Electronica gives Mochilla/VTech a solemn tour of his old neighborhood before a live performance of his breakout track, "Exhibit A."
Did you know the new Gil Scott-Heron record I'm New Here has a some special vinyl-only tracks? Gilles knows. Other gems in this week's edition of GPWW include the original sample for Jay Electronica's "Exhibit C," a reggae version of the great Bob James' "Nautilus," Erykah Badu's new track "Window Seat," new music from Blundeto, Darkstar, Gideon Van Gelder and more.
This week Gilles also features a mix by Kalabrese out of Zurich, Switzerland.
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Survivors, team members, entertainers … everyone involved with Relay for Life is counting down the days until July 19 (Saturday) when the 2014 Arkansas Valley Relay for Life with the theme of "Finish the Fight" will rock and roll throughout the night!
A dinner honoring survivors leads off this event with registration taking place at 5 p.m. and dinner at 6 p.m. The dinner is graciously provided by the BPOE #701 Elks Feed Committee. Survivors will receive a shirt and "goodie bag." Each survivor's primary caregiver will also receive a shirt. Jenifer Nichols will provide a complementary photograph for the guests.
Events at the Swink High School field begin at 7 p.m. with the American Legion Post 94, Ordway, presenting the Colors. Cindy Wickham will sing the national anthem, and then the Survivors' Victory Lap kicks off this all-night event to raise funds for cancer research.
It is not too late to enter a team and anyone interested should call Crystal at 369-9659.
Participating teams as of now are DART, La Familia, Purple Blasters, Groovy Walkers, Coral Diggers, Haugens Heros, Hope, McMillian Auto Body, The Windy City Walkers, Paner, Save the TaTas, Shear Perfection/FBLA La Junta.
At 9 p.m., the luminaria ceremony will take place. Luminaria forms can be obtained from Cara Larsen (469-7630) (and returned to her) at Southeast Colorado Power Company.
Entertainment is scheduled throughout the night and features: Mr. Kneel – Hip-Hop for Kids, Super-Heros, Koshares, 2nd Chance Band, and water balloon volleyball at 2 a.m.
The Relay Committee invites the public to join by supporting the teams and enjoying the entertainment. The 2014 theme is "Finish the Fight" ... the Arkansas Valley is working hard to make that happen! For additional information, call Donna Rohde at 853-6392, Maryann Davis 469 1071, or Judy Heerschap 469-2623.
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One of the few things in Colorado that changes as rapidly as the weather is the local residential real estate market. Sizzling one month. Bone-chilling the next.
Forecasting home sales and prices is crucial for many small business owners, for whom the question is frequently "whether" to buy, sell, invest or hold based upon the buoyancy of residential properties. This is true not just for real estate-related businesses, but for retailers, landscapers, interior designers, plumbers, roofers and so many other entrepreneurs whose livelihoods are tied to home sales and the economy.
Enter "whether-man" extraordinaire David Bovard, a local real estate expert, who has been helping Coloradans successfully scout the ever-changing residential marketplace for nearly three decades.
Bovard will be the guest on the Sunday, July 7th edition of Business Unconventional, the weekly one-hour small business radio magazine airing from 8 am to 9 am on 710 KNUS AM in Denver, and streamed at www.710KNUS.com.
[Hear or download his interview now: Part One and Part Two]
Bovard, owner of Scholarship Real Estate and LightRailHome.com, reports that in the past several months the greater-Denver home sales market has been very sunny, with few clouds. However, he cautions that rising interest rates could put a quick damper on the market.
"The window of opportunity may be closing," Bovard tells Business Unconventional. "Whether you intend to buy or sell, now is an opportune time to act."
Lately, Bovard says, the real estate market has favored sellers, with many homes receiving a dozen or more offers on their very first day of listing. Moreover the most desirable homes are selling above their asking prices.
Bovard advises would-be buyers to identify homes that need some paint and repairs and thus - while still a good investment - may not be subject to as much bidding competition.
Bovard is also keen on stand-alone homes that are located within easy walking distance of the Regional Transportation District's expanding network of light rail lines and stations. These properties, many of which are listed at Bovard's www.LightRailHome.com, sell quickly, appreciate in value, and are in great demand from buyers who appreciate the convenience and cost-savings associated with nearby public transportation.
In April, Bovard participated in a special edition of Business Unconventional that explored the economic impact of the new RTD West Line. Also featured on that program were Lorraine Anderson, RTD Board Chairwoman; Bob Murphy, Mayor of Lakewood; Christa Lee, a co-owner of the Union Salon; and Donald Rosier, Chairman of the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners. That program is available to stream or download here.
Bovard is a regular guest expert on Business Unconventional, as well as a sponsor of the program's ongoing Small Business Drives Colorado™ initiative, which spotlights and honors the contributions of entrepreneurs to the state's economy and quality of life. The campaign's other sponsors include Mountain States Toyota, 710 KNUS AM, Cranberry.com, Signal Butte Financial Corp., Centennial Gun Club, eagle:xm, and LoomView Enterprises.
Business Unconventional is co-hosted by David Biondo, a wealth management expert and authorized Bank on Yourself advisor, and by Dean Rotbart, a veteran financial journalist.
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EUGENE, Ore.Arizona committed just eight attack errors in route to a 15-10, 15-4, 15-7 sweep of Oregon in Eugene Friday night.
The Cats improved to 17-9 with the win, 11-6 in Pac-10 play. Oregon fell to 7-20 and 1-17.
Arizona hit .439 for the match, the fourth-best hitting percentage in Wildcat history and a season-high mark. UA out-blocked Oregon, 9-1.
Junior middle blocker Marisa DaLee hit .500 (9-1-16) for the match, the 14th time in her career that she has hit .500 or better. No other Wildcat has done so more than six times. Sophomore outside hitter Jill Talbot hit .500 (7-1-12) with eight digs and four blocks.
The Ducks' Amy Banducci led all players with 12 kills.
Arizona wraps up Pac-10 play Saturday night at Oregon State at 7:00 PST.


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Jelly Roll Morton: The Pearls
The Pearls
Jelly Roll Morton (piano)
Jelly Roll Morton 1938, 1940
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Jelly Roll Morton (piano).
Composed by Jelly Roll Morton.
Recorded: Baltimore, ca. August 1938
Rating: 95/100 (learn more)
Morton remarked on one occasion that "The Pearls" was one of the most difficult of his numbers to perform, and said that its various strains were carefully matched like pearls and strung together to make the perfect necklace. Like the New Orleans polyphonic tradition itself, "The Pearls," taken as a whole, is greater than the sum of its parts, estimable as they may be. At a running time of nearly five minutes, this rendition of "The Pearls" is contemplative, and laid out with a jeweler's precision.
Note: Although the music has been assigned a rating of 95, the sound performance is poor on this out-of-print vinyl release, and scores only a 75.
Reviewer: Rob Bamberger
Tags: new orleans · solo piano
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Seat Belts
Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death among those aged 1-54 in the U.S. More than 2.2 million adult drivers and passengers were treated in emergency departments as the result of being injured in motor vehicle crashes in 2012.
Adult seat belt use is the most effective way to save lives and reduce injuries in crashes. Yet millions of adults do not wear their seat belts on every trip.
State Fact Sheets and Data
Working together, we can help keep people safe on the road – every day. Encourage drivers and passengers to buckle up on every trip.
Fact sheets are available for each state and the District of Columbia and include national and state data on restraint use and occupant crash deaths, as well as an overview of proven strategies for increasing the use of seat belts, car seats, and booster seats.
Need data for your state? View and download seat belt datasets from our State Data web page.
CDC Vital Signs: Adult Seat Belt Use
Buckle Up - Every Seat, Every Trip. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for people age 5 – 34. Adult seat belt use is the single most effective way to save lives and reduce injuries in crashes.
Motor Vehicle Occupant Injuries and Seat Belt Use
Seat belt use has become the national norm, though rates of self-reported seat belt use vary widely from state to state, with a high of 94 percent in Oregon, and a low of 59 percent in North Dakota.
Policy Impact: Seat Belts
CDC recommends effective, well-enforced seat belt laws to ensure that every person in every seat buckles up on every trip.
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Conde Nast Johansens Champagne Taittinger Wine List of the Year Awards 2015
Winner - Best Choice of English Wines
Winner - Sommeliers Award
Whilst we set a great deal of store by the likes of Bordeaux, Burgundy, Tuscany, California, as you expect to see on a wine list such as ours, this doesn't prevent us from offering interesting new finds from Luxembourg, Armenia, Japan, Mexico, Greece and indeed many more countries that you would otherwise not associate with great wine making.
With over twelve thousand bottles in the cellar, our team of five Sommeliers have their work cut out for them in order to keep an up-to-date catalogue of the wines on offer.
With over thirty different wine suppliers on our books competing for our business, we do not tie ourselves into contracts or deals; the freedom this incurs allows us the capacity to make objective decisions when it comes to buying wines for our cellar, demanding only the very best products.
We stock a vast array of wines in half bottle and magnum format and we endorse the UK wine industry with a healthy selection of wines from across England. We also take great pleasure and pride in offering one of the largest Dessert Wine lists in the country, with over one hundred and forty styles to choose from. The Sommelier team is on hand to offer guidance on those wines that you may not have sampled before, and to serve our wines with passion and enthusiasm.
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LOS ANGELES ?- After knocking on the door throughout the game, the Arizona women's basketball team lost a heartbreaker, 84-77, to UCLA at Pauley Pavilion tonight. With the loss, the Wildcats fall to 5-9 overall and 1-3 in the Pac-10.
Arizona shot 48 percent from the field, 50 percent from three-point range and 57 percent from the free throw line on the game. Arizona hit a season-high 10 treys on the game. UCLA connected on 52 percent from the field, 25 percent from beyond the arc and 60 percent from the charity stripe on the game. The Wildcats out-rebounded the Bruins 41 to 31, but committed 22 turnovers to UCLA's 10.
"We played with a great deal of energy and enthusiasm," Head Coach Joan Bonvicini said. "We were significantly improved. We just need to clean up a few things. We need to take care of the ball and hit our free throws."
Junior Joy Hollingsworth scored a season-high 22 points to lead all scorers. She also pulled down a game-high 12 rebounds. Senior Natalie Jones added 14 points, while sophomore Jessica Arnold finished with a season-high 12 points. Freshman Whitney Fields pulled down nine boards.
After a tie at four, UCLA went on an 11-4 run to take a 15-8 lead. The Wildcats answered with a 10-2 run to take a one-point (18-17) lead. Arizona was later up 21-19 when the Bruins went on a 12-0 run to go up 31-21. The Wildcats cut it to six (33-27), but UCLA scored five in a row to take its biggest lead of the game, 38-27. Arizona went into the locker room at halftime down 41-31.
Arizona shot 53 percent from the field, 20 percent from downtown and 44 percent from the free throw line on the half. UCLA hit 52 percent from the field, 33 percent from beyond the arc and 70 percent from the charity stripe on the half. The Wildcats out-rebounded the Bruins 18 to 13, but committed 14 turnovers to UCLA's four. Arnold led Arizona with 10 points. Hollingsworth added seven points and a team-high five rebounds.
After the Bruins scored the first basket of the second half, Arizona scored nine in a row to make it a three-point game, 43-40. After a UCLA time out, the Bruins went on a 4-0 run to extend their lead back to seven. Hollingsworth kept Arizona in it by draining a pair of treys in less than two minutes. A Malia O'Neal three at the 12:35 mark made it a one-point game (52-51).
UCLA scored five in a row to extend its lead back to six, but Arizona cut it to three on an Anna Chappell three-pointer. Both teams then traded several baskets before the Bruins scored four in a row to go up 67-60. A pair of Jones treys made it a one-point game (67-66). UCLA extended its lead back to five and later to six, but Arizona wouldn't die. A Hollingsworth long ball with 2:56 left in the game made it a three-point game, 76-73.
Arizona later had a chance to make it a two-point game, but Oh missed both free throws. The Bruins scored on their next possession to take an 81-75 lead. The Wildcats cut it to four (81-77), but that was as close as they would get, as UCLA went on to the seven-point win.
Arizona faces USC at noon (PST) this Sunday, Jan. 8. The game will be televised live to a national audience on FSN.


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From a mere one person corn dog stand in 1984, Juicys™ has grown to be the leader in outdoor dining and special event food concessions. Originally, founded as Brett's Blue Ribbon Foods, Juicys™ has grown to serving customers around the United States. Today, Juicys ™ and the Youth Fair in Miami will be hosting the "World's Largest HotDog" in an attempt to break the world record. Juicy's™ will feature a 100-foot, 27-ton tractor-trailer named the "Outlaw Grill." With a cooking area 22-feet long and 6-feet wide, The Outlaw Grill is the world's largest mobile outdoor grill capable of cooking 1,000 foods simultaneously. Today, March 21, 2014, from 5-8 p.m. it will attempt to make the largest commercial hot dog in a competition that's sure to mesmerize hungry audiences.
The goal weight for this hot dog is 50 lbs. It is expected that the preparation of the World's Largest Commercial Hot Dog will take 5 lbs. of ketchup, 5 lbs. of mustard, 8 lbs. of relish, 5 lbs. of onions and an 8 lb. hot dog bun. The casing for the hot dog has been custom made for this event. The hot dog will be weighed on an industrial scale. Once weighed, it will be cut up in individual serving sizes and served to fairgoers for $1.00 a plate to benefit Miami Rescue Mission, which provides approximately 950,000 nutritious meals every year.
"I know that our guests will be absolutely amazed when they see the 'Outlaw Grill.' It is massive and something we have never to date had as a part of The Youth Fair," said Bob Hohenstein, President & CEO.
The Youth Fair is a state of Florida chartered, private not-for-profit organization that has donated well over $10 million in scholarships, awards and cash premiums to Miami-Dade County students and is dedicated to supporting education, showcasing youth achievement and promoting South Florida agriculture.
The Youth Fair is open now and will remain open until March 30, 2014. For more information, please visit www.fairexpo.com or call (305) 223-7060.
Happy Travels and Happy eating!
-Carol Lent