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The House ethics committee says Rep. Charles Rangel, D-N.Y., violated House rules by accepting money for trips.
A report released Thursday says the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee broke the rules when he took corporate money to pay for trips to the Caribbean.
But Rangel protested the report's findings, describing them as "disturbing." The tax writing lawmaker said he would have more to say about the matter after talking with his lawyer.
"Common sense dictates that members of Congress should not be held responsible for what could be the wrongdoing or mistakes or errors of staff unless there is reason to believe the members knew or should have known," Rangel said a Thursday night news conference.
The committee, however, disagreed saying that if Rangel didn't know about the source of funding, he should have because his staff did.
"Representative Rangel was responsible for the knowledge and actions of his staff and the performance of their official duties," the report said.
The case has raised doubts about the senator's chances for re-election in November.
Ethics Committee Expands Investigation of Rangel
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Frelik is the fourth winner of the prize, which recognizes excellent research and writing by a scholar in the field of American art history based outside of the United States. The annual award, established in 2009, supports essays that advance the understanding of historical American art and demonstrate new findings and original perspectives.
Frelik, a Polish citizen, is an Americanist at Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, in Lublin, Poland. In April 2013 she defended her doctoral dissertation "Painter's Word: Thomas Hart Benton, Marsden Hartley, and Ad Reinhardt as Writers." Her principal teaching and research interests include American film and popular culture and contemporary American art, especially artists' writings and the intersection of literature and the visual arts. She has presented scholarly papers on Thomas Hart Benton, Marsden Hartley, Ad Reinhardt and Jasper Johns at conferences in Poland and elsewhere. Her essays have appeared in volumes published in Poland, Germany and England.
The essay prize is supported by funding from the Terra Foundation for American Art. A complete list of past Terra Foundation for American Art International Essay Prize winners and additional information about the award are available at americanart.si.edu/research/awards/terra. The deadline for submissions for the 2014 prize is Jan. 15, 2014.


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The Marion County Sheriff's Office is seeking the owner of two dogs that bit five children walking home from school this afternoon in northeast Salem.
Anyone with information should call Deputy Jeremy Landers at 503-588-5032.
The sheriff's office said a young pit bull and a Labrador/golden retriever mix bit the children on the legs in the area of Meadow Park Loop near Fisher Road.
Two children, ages 9 and 10, were taken to Salem Hospital with injuries that were not life- threatening. The other children did not require medical attention.
The dogs were captured and turned over to Marion County Dog Control.
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Housing Starts Under the Microscope
The Census Bureau reported Tuesday that housing starts, the official government measure of new-home construction, rose nearly 28% between February 2012 and February 2013. The pace of construction remained basically unchanged between January and February of this year.
Observers, including the Journal, have pointed to this as another sign of the ongoing recovery in the U.S. housing market. And to be sure, the housing market is improving. Builders of single-family homes, in particular, are seeing a renaissance, as buyers flock to building sites and prices increase.
But it's important to take a step back and remind ourselves where the market is. Single-family builders are currently on pace to start work on 618,000 new homes this year. At the peak of the market, in January 2006, they were on pace to build nearly three times that many homes—1.82 million.
Bulls point to the fact that most of the public builders, which report the number of buyers who place orders for new homes each quarter, have been reporting double-digit increases in buyer demand Lennar, the nation's third-largest builder of single-family homes, reported that orders jumped 34% in the first quarter.
But building permits, which are the construction sector's chief leading indicator, are still roughly in line with housing starts. One might assume that the bean-counters and forecasters employed by home builders would respond to a surge in demand like the one we're currently seeing by starting the paperwork —i.e., getting all the permits—on an elevated number of homes, and historically, permits have tended to be a little higher than starts when the market is picking up. But for the last six months, both permits and starts have been up and down, with starts significantly higher than permits in some months.
There are definitely some factors that complicate things. Labor and material costs are high and getting higher—framing lumber costs have risen 32% since October alone—land is scarce and expensive and many purchase contracts fall through because buyers can't get financing for a loan.
Many analysts these days, looking at the nearly two-year run in the stocks of home builders, repeat a common refrain: the housing recovery is already "baked in" to builders' share prices. What they mean is, the general sense of exuberance about the housing recovery—prices are rising, bulldozers are humming, offers are coming in—has pushed housing stocks higher than perhaps they deserve to be.


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Ninth story in "The Big Picture," The Signal's series on plans for growth in the Santa Clarita Valley. Today we look at the challenges the valley's growth pose for faith institutions and non-profits. Click here for the rest of the stories.
For faith and charity institutions, the projected growth of Santa Clarita Valley's population means more challenges — including the challenge of maintaining the community's spirit.
"Sometimes when you get larger, it becomes less personable and runs like an operation," said Rabbi Ira Rosenfeld of Congregation Beth Shalom. "We want to run efficiently but still maintain intimacy. It would mean we'd have to start taking on more: more classes, more staff — there's all sorts of things we'd need to expand.
"I'm very optimistic."
Rosenfeld's optimism was echoed by many who make service their life's calling — despite financial challenges brought on by the current economic downturn.
"There's always tension between the need for funding, volunteers, and donors that come alongside," said Angela Bennett, CEO of the SCV Pregnancy Center and president of an informal nonprofit leaders' council that met Monday.
"It only makes sense that if the valley would grow, so would the number of those less fortunate in our valley," said Belinda Crawford, executive director of the SCV Food Pantry.
Despite the current challenges, "I'm optimistic if I look down the road," said Jim Ventress, chief professional officer of the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club.
The club plans to open at least two more full-service centers in Newhall and Saugus, in addition to the two currently full-service centers in Canyon Country and Newhall, Ventress said.
Each center provides a gym, recreation center, learning center, computer lab, teen lounge and administrative offices.
While Grace Baptist Church is already a bustling congregation that grew tremendously in 10 years, it does not plan to turn anyone away.
"It's been a part of the DNA of Grace all along that this is a growing community and we need to be prepared to reach out to in-coming families in light of where we are physically," he said.
Leaders of Grace Baptist are preparing for a surge in diversity. The church added a Spanish ministry and plans to add at least two more ethnic ministries soon.
"The key thing is to balance community and growth," Rosenfeld said. "Truthfully, I think you can balance both."


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By Arun Gupta | November 15, 2010
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and I think everyone, especially those who care about food are starting to think about Thanksgiving dinner. Traditionally, there are several Thanksgiving staples that we tend to focus on when we think of the big dinner: turkey, stuffing, gravy, potatoes, cornbread, green beans, creamed onions, Brussels sprouts etc. Some families cook all of these things in fairly traditional ways while others cook some of these dishes and substitute for others while others, (especially in a city like New York) put their own multicultural twists on Thanksgiving fare.
Thanksgiving for me has always been about spending time with family and friends, hopefully enjoying a nice meal and then probably falling asleep somewhere warm, hours before I'm supposed to go to bed. Read More


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The Defense Department has released the name of a Florida airman killed in Afghanistan.
The Pentagon says 29-year-old Capt. James Michael Steel of Tampa died in a crash of an F-16 near Bagram Airfield on Wednesday.
Officials say he was assigned to the 77th Fighter Squadron, Shaw Air Force Base, in South Carolina.
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Deer hunting (also known as buck hunting) was popular in ancient Rome and Egypt. In addition to hunting food, these cultures valued a prize buck. Modern buck hunting continues the tradition. Today the most sought-after North American species is the white-tailed deer and the mule deer. The most notable difference between the two appear in the ears, tail, antler shape and body size. Great technique and concentration are required to be a good hunter - two skills also essential in solving this puzzle.
The object of this puzzle is to slide the puzzle pieces to move the buck and drop the red ball buckshot into the hole that is hidden behind the hunter in the photograph.
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Contents Include: 10 wood tiles, 1 red buckshot ball, wooden top cover and instructions.


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This review is from: Arctic Cooling P253BT Bluetooth Headphones with Mic
Pros: Cheap, does its job (not very well).
Acceptable sound quality; has some bass and is almost impressive for a $20 ($15 after rebate) bluetooth headset. Audiophiles should avoid this like spoiled milk, however.
Around-the-neck design is decent and the fold-up style is a nice touch, but more later in the cons section.
Bluetooth connectivity is smooth and simple, as long as you read the manual.
Cons: Sound quality could be better.
Microphone is absolutely terrible. No input is discernible unless noise cancellation is turned on. Noise cancellation creates voice distortion, especially with headsets like these that don't have microphones at the mouth. The headset also has to sit in a certain position on your head for it to hear voices through the microphone: the neckband pointed down the neck instead of simply going around the neck..
There is a steady high-pitched buzz that plays at times, even when no output is being generated by the phone or computer--probably feedback from the inner parts of the headset.
Other Thoughts: The ears on the headset pivot along the arms to collapse the headset, but the ears pivot always pivot closed when not worn or held open. Would be nice if they would stay open, but then I think this is how the headset stays on your head so well. If it wasn't designed this way, I think the headset would fall off your head all the time.
Was looking to replace a Logitech H555 headset with this. Supra-aural (around-the-neck) headsets are somewhat difficult to find. Looks like I'll need to keep looking.
This review is from: ARCTIC NC Tablet/Laptop Cooler, Combo Tablet Cooler/Stand, Dual 60mm Fans - Black
Pros: Using this for an HP TX2500 laptop whose fan has pretty much completely died. Rubberized shell allows for propping laptops on top of the unit without slipping. This cooler has held up through near-constant since I got it two months ago, only stopping for power outages and laptop restarts.
Cons: Rubberized shell becomes a dust magnet since the fans pull air towards the unit along with all the dust floating about, and cleaning dust off rubber is a pain.
Other Thoughts: This could arguably belong in the Cons section, but it's just something to know before purchasing: This cooler isn't one you set under your laptop and vents push upward. The vents pull from the top and blow out the side, so the proper usage would be to put the cooler forward of the laptop on a desk, which likely eliminates using this cooler while using your laptop on your lap. Another option, which I'm doing, is to prop the laptop up on an angle so that the breeze can cool more of the bottom of the laptop. My laptop sits around a nice 10-degree angle that makes typing more pleasurable.
The blue LED and fan control on the back are nice touches but they're mostly useless. There's a slightly noticeable difference between the minimum and maximum settings, but the best purpose for the control is to just turn off the fan if you don't need it at a particular time.
This review is from: Wiley X P-17 Black-Ops Tactical Sunglasses
Pros: I love the style and it fits comfortably. The temple arms (the things that rest on the ears) are especially comfortable because of their rubberized finish. The nose bridge area is also rubberized to complete the comfortable wearing experience. The included accessories are a bonus. It comes with a hard case, head strap, lanyard, and cleaning cloths.
Cons: Pretty much exactly after a month, the right lens got scratched somehow, and Stanios won't take them back. Not sure how it happened, and it may be mostly my fault for not using a case, but the case that comes with it is unnecessarily large. It's a hard case with the shape close to a small football. I wear cargo pants and I couldn't fit the case into the cargo pockets at all. I never found a case to replace the provided one so I was forced to just slip it into my pocket and hope the glasses stayed in good shape. Also, for some reason it seems like these glasses are prone to collecting dust from the air and especially pocket lint.
Other Thoughts: Not sure how I truly feel about these sunglasses. When I first pulled them out of the box I felt a little disappointed because they felt very similar to cheap sunglasses found at a drug store with some extra padding and better screws. That the case was so big was a huge drawback because it looks good, so I want to use it, but it's not portable. I won't resort to using a man-purse or anything so in order to keep these glasses in good condition I'll need to buy a better case.
I bought these at $45 while they were on email deal sale. Normal price is around $80 and I wouldn't pay anywhere near that.


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New logo for Les Gets.
The tourist office have this afternoon published the new logo for the village and ski area.
What do you think of the modern logo?
The tourist office have this afternoon published the new logo for the village and ski area.
What do you think of the modern logo?
With all the rooms in the hotel full booked from the 28th of December to the 3rd of January 14 don't leave it too late to book a family Christmas ski trip.
At present 50% of our rooms are booked for Christmas so if you want to ski all day then have a Christmas meal without worrying about the cooking or dishes give the UK office a call today and get booked in.
We can confirm that the lift opening dates for December 2013 are as followsMorzine & Les Gets ski lifts are partially open (Pleney and Chavannes) from the 13th December 2013 and then fully open from the 20th December 2013 – 21st April 2014Avoriaz ski lifts are open from the 13th December 2013 – 27th April 2014 (partial openings first and last week)We wish to thank Avorinet.com for this information.http://www.avorinet.com/lifts/dates.html
If you are looking to get a great price on your Easter 2014 skiing now is the time to book.Easyjet have realesed their flights up to Sunday 15th June 2014.With Easter Sunday being the 20th of April this is the last day the lifts will be open for the season so book now and you can sit back and know you have a good deal as the prices rise.
It's that time of year again.The schools in Scotland have been back for 3 weeks and those in the rest of the UK are returning now and we have opened up the job positions for season 2013-14.Please have a look at the job opportunities and if you think you have what it takes contact the hotel as soon as possible.Our front of house team in 11/12
Since the end of the season the Christiania has undergone a refitThere have been various upgrades in the hotel with new fire doors, an upgrade to the electrical system and work done to improve some of the rooms.The following rooms have been stripped back and refreshed for next winter Room 1 – Which is to become a double with possible space for a put up bed.Room 11 – First floor twin.Room 14 – Which is to become a double.Room 17 – Triple/quad.Room 18- Family interconnecting room.Room 19- Family interconnecting room.Room 20- New for this year a bunk room on the second floor.Room 21 – Double on the second floor.Room 22 – Triple/quad.Room 25 – Family interconnecting room.Room 26 – Family interconnecting room.New bathrooms have been fitted in rooms 14, 20, 21 and 22.There will be more rooms upgraded after the summer season.
We are delighted to be able to add on one extra room for next season as the managers room on the second floor has been converted into a guest bunk room, complete with a new bathroom.This room is aimed at the teenage market where the parents can use rooms 21 (standard double), 23 or 24 (small double) and then have the children in a bunk room on the same floor.As an example at New Year or Half term the standard double is 1120€ per adult for a week long stay, the small double is priced at 980€ per person and the bunk room at 770€ per person.For more details on this and any other room please call the UK booking office on 44 1738 840888.
The tourist office in Les Gets have announced the following. The Bikepark of les Gets will be able to make its opening weekend of 1 and 2 June 2013 through important work realized on the ground despite the difficult weather conditions of the past few weeks.The Chavannes Express chairlift will be open (opening hours: 9 h – 17 h 30).The Nauchets sector is still too snowy for an opening.Open trails:-The freewheel (red)-Squirrels (green)-Canyon (black/Freeride)-The Mini Jump Park (red, partial opening)-The 4 Cross (red)A special rate ski lift mountain bike € 10/d. (single tariff) will be applied for this opening weekend.The Opening weekend event (concert, cycling, tests) originally planned for this weekend is cancelled.
Our hotel manager Derek Miller and his fiancee Suzanna were delighted to welcome Harry into the world on the 3rd of May.Mother and baby are doing well and we are sure that in time Derek will adjust to his new lifestyle. Suzanna and HarryFather and son. Derek, Harry and big sister KatieHarry asleepBig brother RuaridhSuzanna and HarryDisco Derek mark 2?
We are almost at the end of the 2012-13 ski season and the Hotel Christiania has limited availability over the next few weeks. For details on pricing please check on line or call the UK booking office on 44 1738 840888.30th March – For 3 nights – 2 twin rooms.30th March – For 5 nights – 1 twin room.31st March – For up to 7 nights – 1 small double room.2nd April – For up to 6 nights – 1 family room that can sleep up to 5 people.5th April – For up to 7 nights – 2 twin rooms.8th April – For 3 nights twin room.9th April – For up to 6 nights in 4 twin rooms.9th April – For up to 6 nights in a family room.11th April – For up to 4 nights in a twin room.11th April – For up to 4 nights in a double room.With the levels of snow in Les Gets we can guarantee you will be able to ski to the door of the hotel until the end of the season.Les Gets yesterday afternoon. The snow level is better than last season and you can see the images from last April on our facebook page we were still getting snow on the 18th of April last year.


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Although there has been a steadily increasing amount of undergraduate psychiatry teaching for medical students and a greater interest in psychiatry shown by general practitioners, the development of suitable textbooks has not kept pace. Thus, Dr. Smith's book strives to give an over-all picture of common psychiatric syndromes without entering in areas of controversy and speculation. As an experienced clinician and teacher, he has been unusually successful in his purpose. Concisely, but adequately, he discusses the history of psychiatry, the schools of psychiatry, psychodynamics, and the psychiatric examination. Then each group of so-called reactions is elucidated so that they can be understood in light of our current knowledge. There is an ample bibliography and an adequate index. The book is highly recommended for its purpose.
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Alternates obviously don't make the Olympic teams of their respective countries at the first time of asking. They only make the team if one of those that did has to pull out for whatever reason. The whole reason for having designated alternates is that if someone on the team does have to withdraw, then there is somebody ready and waiting to take their place.
Although an alternate should theoretically be ready and waiting, it must be extremely difficult to prepare for a competition that its highly unlikely that they will get to compete in. But, there are occasions when skaters do suffer last minute injuries which force them to withdraw.
So, who have been the most successful Olympic alternates in figure skating history? Also, of the alternates currently preparing for the Sochi Olympics, in the event that they are called upon to compete, who would be the most likely to medal if called upon.


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Overnight crash claims life of Crowley man
On the night of December 23, 2010, at 8:02 p.m., Louisiana State Police Troop D responded to a one vehicle rollover crash on the Interstate 10 North Frontage Road just east of Louisiana Highway 102 (North Cutting Avenue) near Jennings in Jefferson Davis Parish that claimed the life of a Crowley man.
Preliminary investigation revealed that 58-year-old Richard J. Bourgeois of Crowley was traveling north on the frontage road and, upon reaching LA 102, failed to negotiate a curve to the left. The 2007 Isuzu pick-up Bourgeois was driving exited the roadway to the right, struck a ditch, and rolled over. Bourgeois, who was not wearing a seat belt, sustained fatal injuries as a result of the crash.
A routine toxicology sample was obtained from Bourgeois and will be submitted to the Louisiana State Police Crime Lab for analysis. The crash remains under investigation.
Last year in Louisiana, sixty-five percent of vehicle occupants that were killed in a crash were not properly restrained. Buckle Up Louisiana. Every trip. Every time.
Troop D troopers have investigated 27 fatal crashes in 2010, resulting in 31 fatalities.


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Police investigate burglary at Portsmouth Middle School
Burglary happened June 4, police say
Published 3:06 PM EDT Jun 10, 2013
Police in Portsmouth are investigating the break-in and theft of audio and visual equipment from a middle school.
Police say the burglary happened during the early morning hours of Tuesday, June 4, at Portsmouth Middle School.
They said several classrooms had been rummaged through.
Police are looking for two people who were caught on surveillance video.
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The Amarillo Venom are the hottest team in the Lone Star Football League with four straight wins — the best run in the league — and appear primed to win the franchise's first indoor football league title since 2004.
There are many reasons why the Venom are as hot as the weather, but there are four reasons, in particular.
Amarillo has four players that were not on the roster when the season started in late March — four midseason additions that have played big parts in the Venom success.
Here's a breakdown of quarterback Nate Davis, kicker Jason Cunningham and defensive backs David Irizarry and Rashaun Jones — midseason signees that were better late than never.
■ Quarterback Nate Davis. Former fifth-round pick of the San Francisco 49ers signed in May when the Venom were 2-3 and next to last in the LSFL in passing offense. Amarillo has gone 5-1 with Davis under center and now ranks second in the LSFL in passing offense (258.2 yards a game). Davis leads the LSFL in total offense (301.7 yards a game) and passing offense (295.7 yards per game). Davis had 44 TD passes in 274 pass attempts.
"My job is to lead the team, and that's one of the best things I can do," Davis said. "The main thing is we all got on the same page. I feel like we are all clicking. I'm not satisfied with my performance, though. I have left a lot of points out there when the defense has got us some turnovers. I'm not satisfied."
■ Kicker Jason Cunningham: The former Tascosa Rebel and all-America at Montana State has provided just what the Venom needed when he signed in June. In the three games before Cunningham signed, Amarillo was a woeful 1-of-11 on PATs — a stat that cost the Venom probably two wins. Cunningham has made 5-of-8 field goals and is 27-of-31 on PATs in Amarillo's four-game win streak.
"I've had a blast. It is super-fast paced," Cunningham said. "It is cool, not only the fact that I get to play in Amarillo, but that I get to let my friends who never got a chance to watch me in college see me play. These guys were primed for a title, they just needed a few pieces to the puzzle."
■ Defensive back Rashaun Jones: Jones signed in early June with good friend David Irizarry after the pair left Rio Grande Valley. Amarillo has not allowed more than 48 points in a game in its past four games. In two games before the arrival of Jones/Irizarry, Amarillo allowed three receivers to pile up a combined 33 catches for 478 yards and 13 touchdowns and had lost four of five.
"We knew we had a chance at a title when we got here," Jones said. "This is more like home than Rio was. We're all family here, and I've felt right at home."
■ Defensive back David Irizarry: Irizarry leads the league in picks — 13 overall and seven since arriving in Amarillo.
"To be honest, I thought we could play for a championship when we got here," Irizarry said. "(Amarillo head) Coach (Julian) Reese is a great game-planner, and he saw something in me and Rashaun that we could get the job done. The season is not done yet, and I want to stay hungry."
Amarillo Venom Capsule
■ The Game: West Texas Roughnecks (5-6) at Amarillo Venom (7-4), 7 p.m. Saturday, Cal Farley Coliseum.
■ Team Leaders: Passing — Amarillo, Nate Davis (151-of-274, 2,070 yards, 44 TDs); WT, Devin Dominguez (69-of-159, 824 yards, 20 TDs). Receiving — Amarillo, DuVaughn Flagler (84-1,157 yards, 29 TDs); WT, Bernard Luster (68-790 yards, 17 TDs). Tackles — Amarillo, Donta Bright (44.5); WT, Kevin Brown (55).
■ Venom Bites: This is the final game of the regular season for Amarillo. The Venom will host a semifinal playoff game on July 14 against the LSFL's fourth-place team ... Amarillo has won a league-high four games in a row ... Venom QB Nate Davis was named the LSFL offensive POW with 411 passing yards and eight touchdowns in a 65-32 win over Abilene. Teammate and DB David Irizarry was the defensive POW with seven tackles and three picks ... Saturday's game is "Fan Appreciation Night." Fans will have a chance to win a pair of two-night trips to the Wildwood Casino and Hotel in Cripple Creek, Colo, as well as Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers tickets.
■ For more information and ticket information, call the Venom offices at 806-350-7277 or go to www.govenom.com.


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In 1971, Auburn quarterback Pat Sullivan became the school's first Heisman Trophy winner (of course, Bo Jackson and Cam Newton would become Nos. 2 and 3). For three years he hooked up with wide receiver Terry Beasley time and time again. "Sullivan to Beasley" became as synonymous with Auburn football as "Punt Bama Punt" did the following season and "Bo Over the Top" a decade later. So it was fitting that Sullivan cemented his hold on the Heisman when he found his favorite target—Terry Beasley—for a 70-yard score against Georgia (his third of four TD tosses that day) late in the season in Athens en route to a 35-20 victory.
Now the coach at Samford University in Birmingham, Sullivan spoke with Sporting News about that day when the two southern rivals met.
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It was different in that we were picked with Georgia, Tennessee and Alabama as the top four teams for that year. We opened up with Tennessee — we always played them early—and we came back and beat them 10-9 up there and continued winning, as Georgia did.
We were both undefeated and it was the first time in the history of the two schools that both were undefeated when we played. I think they were No. 7 in the country and we were No. 6.
The game wasn't on TV. That just tells you that it was a different era. The excitement building up to that game … Georgia had not allowed a touchdown in their three previous games. They were very good on defense, as well as offense.
Going to Athens — I think the atmosphere there was the top atmosphere that I'd ever been in at that time. Even today people come up and say, I was in Athens for that game and I know what they're referring to. It started when we took a bus from Auburn to Athens on Friday. We were about 30 miles outside of Athens on Friday — their students had a lot of libations. It was like an attack. They met us about 30, 40 miles outside of town and they were having a big time in their cars circling, screaming and hollering all that they were going to do. You could hear a pin drop on the bus when they started doing all that.
We go to the stadium and they have banners hung around on our Friday walk through with all the stuff they're going to do to us. It just kind of set the tempo. That night in the hotel their students were running across the top of the hotel trying to keep us up and doing stuff like that. It was quite an atmosphere.
We got to the stadium on Saturday. Both sides of the stadium were similar to what they are now, but neither end zone was built. In one end zone, there was a crosswalk and there were people all over the crosswalk and in trees. The railroad trestle was in the other end zone. There were people everywhere. It was hard to find a ticket to get into the place.
We started off, scored a couple times. Georgia came back and we scored again. Then they scored in the fourth quarter to tie it, but we blocked the extra point. After they kicked off, on our first play I threw a slant pass to Terry and he caught it, got hit, broke a tackle and went about 70 and put us ahead 28-20. We were able to get another one after that.
It was quite an atmosphere.
I think that game was very key in winning the Heisman Trophy in that it was the last weekend before the voting. The voting back then was different than what it is today. It was done the week prior to the last game. For us to win — Coach (Vince) Dooley (an Auburn alumnus) made a lot of kind remarks and there was a lot of national press there — it was the last thing before the vote and I'm sure it had a little bearing on the vote.
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Serbia is preparing for the World Cup at their training camp in Austria, where they have been staying the last few days. The atmosphere and team spirit is rising day by day and this is key to the side's on field performances.
The squad is united and the players are eager to get the campaign started. Serbia will play its first World Cup warm up game on Saturday when they take on New Zealand. It will be a good chance to see how confident the players are.
A majority of the players are coming into the World Cup in excellent form. Milos Krasic has had a breakthrough season with Russian side CSKA Moskva, reaching the Quarter Finals in the Champions League. The blonde winger scored some valuable goals, particularly his strike at Old Trafford against Manchester United.
Nikola Zigic and Dejan Stankovic were the last players to join the squad. Deki is coming off a treble winning season while Zigic signed for Premier League side Birmingham City.
In past squads there has always been friction between the players. This side lacks that controversy and has the will to represent their nation in the highest regard with passion and pride. Antic's boys have shown Unity is the key to a successful side!
Serbia could be the most improved team in the world cup. Their talent and International Experience of their players, on the big clubs, could propel them to QTR Finals. Thery have all the ingredients to be well watched team this year. If they can trust each other on the pitch and keep their composure they will suprise many teams in WC.


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Lightning Ben Bishop "We blocked shots"
Tampa Bay Lightning goalie Ben Bishop won his fourth straight game and now holds a record of 4-0-0 to go along with a 1.71 goals-against average and .939 save percentage. Bishop was tonight?s third star, making 30 saves on 31 shots.
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• Between January 1970 and June 1988, a total of 45 patients with aortic prosthetic graft infection underwent removal of the infected aortic prosthesis. In addition, 36 of these patients also underwent revascularization via an extra-anatomic bypass. We analyzed the early and long-term results with respect to survival, limb salvage, freedom from infection, and extra-anatomic graft patency. The 30-day mortality was 24% (11/45), and the amputation rate was 11% (8/73). During a mean follow-up of 36 months (range, 2 to 144 months), 80% (24/30) of the patients remained free of infection and are considered cured. Infection in the extraanatomic bypass graft was the most common cause of recurrent sepsis and the leading cause of late amputations (four of seven). By life-table methods, 1-year survival was 63% and 5-year survival was 49%. Limb salvage rates at 1 and 5 years were 79% and 66%, respectively. The primary patency rate of extra-anatomic bypass was 43% at 3 years, with the secondary patency rate improved to 65%. These early and late results are in marked contrast to the natural history of untreated aortic graft infection. Nonetheless, a perioperative mortality rate of 24%, a 5-year limb loss rate of 33%, and 3-year graft thrombosis rate of 35% are testimony to the serious nature of aortic graft infection and the need to develop better methods to prevent this complication.
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Casablanca Pharmaceuticals provide quality generic medicines to areas of our world that in need, have a high demand for healthcare assistance, but are restricted by harsh constraints on brand access due to stringent western regulations and expensive pricing structures. Casablanca Pharmaceuticals offer a broad portfolio of medicines seeking to give maximum benefit to patients in terms of Quality, Efficacious and economical medicine products.
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Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky learned last fall the danger of voicing a political opinion last fall when he wrote a column for The Jewish Journal that said Israel should be free to determine the fate of Jerusalem without having to kowtow to Diaspora Jews who demand the city remain undivided.
"To be sure, I would be horrified and sick if the worst-case division-of-Jerusalem scenario were to materialize. The possibility that the Kotel, the Jewish Quarter or the Temple Mount would return to their former states of Arab sovereignty is unfathomable to me, and I suspect to nearly everyone inside the Israeli government," he wrote.
"At the same time though," he continued, "to insist that the government not talk about Jerusalem at all [including the possibility, for example, of Palestinian sovereignty over Arab neighborhoods] is to insist that Israel come to the negotiating table telling a dishonest story—a story in which our side has made no mistakes and no miscalculations, a story in which there is no moral ambiguity in the way we have chosen to rule the people we conquered, a story in which we don't owe anything to anyone."
Nauseated or not, by simply suggesting that American Jews should butt out Kanefsky had broken an Orthodox taboo and the damage had been done.
"We heard sales, er, give-aways of the Journal spiked—in Gaza," Robert Avrech wrote on his blog Seraphic Secret. "As we said, we'd like nothing better than to ignore Kanefsky, an arch leftie crank in Pico Robertson area, who leads a Romper Room congregation, but naturally the story was gleefully snapped up by the Los Angeles Times, a paper that would like nothing better than to see Israel disappear from the map. And of course, all the usual leftist Conservative, and Reform suspects jumped in to greet their lone Orthodox colleague to the Official Neville Chamberlain Appeasement Club. One of these characters labels Kanefsky a—get this—visionary."
Well, last week The Forward agreed with that visionary label and named Kanefsky to its list of 50-most influential Jews, which includes a handful of Angelenos.
"A former associate rabbi at the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale, a New York congregation led by maverick Orthodox Rabbi Avi Weiss, Kanefsky has long taken positions at odds with the Orthodox establishment," The Forward stated. "He has allowed women to read from the Torah in their own single-sex services. As a past president of the Board of Rabbis of Southern California, he is far more engaged with the non-Orthodox Jewish world than most of his peers. But his nontraditional approach seems to be helping his cause: Over the past year, Kanefsky's congregation of 300 families has grown by more than 10%."
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It is refreshing to find investigators who are content to study and report the leukocytic changes in so common a disorder as grip without claiming any great significance for their work. These authors present their results in graphs representing the total number of leukocytes of each type per cubic millimeter. They are of the opinion that such a presentation gives a clearer picture of the actual response of the hematopoietic system than the usual figures, the total number of leukocytes with differential percentages. It is interesting to note that the actual increase in polymorphonuclear cells with a shift to the left, which has recently been pointed out by some investigators as indicating the presence of acute appendicitis, was noted in a large number of the authors' cases. This study should be of value in showing the variation in what might be considered the normal response to mild infection.
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Thursday, February 18, 2010
Joe Stack's Cowardly End
Joe Stack was no hero.
That thought came through my mind when I read through his suicide note and then read a comment left on a forum run by the hosting company for embeddedart.com, where Stack had a site.
Joe Stack was no hero, despite what someone like Denns25 might imagine. "Joe Stack fought and died for his country on this day..."
No, Stack has a laundry list of complaints about the fairness of society that lead him to lash out like a child throwing a tantrum. His selfishness put others in harms way. Instead of dealing with his complaints and problems like an adult, instead of stepping up and being a leader in overturning those corrupt politicians, companies, and churches that he despised, he decided to take the cowardly, disgraceful path of a suicide bomber. Yeah, Joe, won't that show 'em.
And I bet they'll really miss you when you're gone, too.
Joe Stack was no hero. He was just another Timothy McVeigh acting out in as destructive a way as he knew how, hoping that his lifelong failures and sense of victimization would somehow be granted nobility through self sacrifice. Instead, he'll be a nasty footnote in America's history of crackpots and lunatics.
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No buts from where I see things. You know me well enough to know that I have my issues with aspects of our government from tax policy to corruption to creeping Europeanization (it should be a word, damnit) of our country. That doesn't give any excuse for what he did and any wobbling just takes away from the clear moral judgement that we should be making about his actions.
Honestly, his actions don't make it any more likely that his complaints will be heard and understood. He just managed to marginalize his own beliefs (and even some of the complaints of those of us who don't go about flying planes into buildings) in an act of self-righteous selfishness. Irritatingly, he made it easier for our ideological opponents to look at us and brush us off, accusing us of the same brand of lunacy. Irritating not only because it isn't true, but because he obviously came from a very different part of the ideological spectrum from either of us.
It was shockingly fortunate that only one person was killed, but, for me, I'm going to give Ken Hunter, that man's son, the last word on the subject:
"How is it heroic to take upon acts that Al Qaeda used on September 11 of 2001? What makes that heroic?"


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Almost all of the slopes on the Nassfeld can be accessed with modern chairlifts and gondolas. There are also many t-bar and pommel lifts, but these are mostly meant for the beginners and are located in the base area. There is a 6-person chairlift with seat heaters. The Millenniums-Express provides quick access (in three sections) from the base to the Nassfeld.
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Hobujaama 4, an A-class office building located in the very heart of the Tallinn business district, was facing more than 60% vacancy when it's anchor tenant Nordea Bank left in the end of 2009 leaving 4 floors empty. The task was to re-fill 3000 sqm of office premises, when the market was falling dramatically and competition was sharp due to the new empty A-class developments in the city center.
We have managed to fill up the floors with well-known quality tenants and the building is now 100% occupied. "The process took place according to our long-term strategy", states property manager Ülari Niinemägi, "and the full re-letting/conversion process has come to a successful finish after more than 2 years."
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By December 22, 2011|
Here's a recipe for the latest holiday cocktail from Red Rooster Harlem. Created by mixologist Lonn Coupel-Coward, this festive Champagne cocktail has three simple ingredients that can be substituted for that New Year's Eve Champagne toast. The Mistletoe calls for a splash of cinnamon-infused bourbon and to make your own simply drop some cinnamon sticks into an air sealed jar of bourbon for a couple weeks and voila- you own homemade infused bourbon.
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When the Grand Hyatt first opened in 1991 in Wailea, it already had an art curator in place.
Then owner Takeshi Sekiguchi poured millions of his corporate budget into local art for the $650-million property, and also added beefy and oh-so expensive Botero sculptures on top of it.
Flash forward to today, and the resort is Grand Wailea, under the Hilton luxury brand, Waldorf Astoria. The artwork and the interactive public art programs continue to flourish, and original art curator Michael Gilbert is still in charge.
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Napua Gallery artist Roman Czerwinski paints oils with a palette knife. The native of Poland likes to set up shop on Wednesdays.
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"Mr. Sekiguchi raised the bar in Hawaii by purchasing $30 million of local art such as the famous lobby sculptures by Herb Kane and Shige Yamada," says Gilbert. "Hotel magnate Steve Wynn was one of our first guests here, and he told me that he had $30 million available to buy just one of the pieces."
That was before Wynn upped his game in Las Vegas by building the Wynn Hotel & Casino and later the adjoining Encore; as well as his eponymous gaming facilities in Macau, the former Portuguese colony near Hong Kong.
When Wynn opened the $2.3-billion Encore in December, 2008, he debuted the contemporary Botero steak house with a voluptuous centerpiece sculpture as well as paintings by the world-famous Columbian artist, whose full name is Fernando Botero Angulo.
The connection continues, as Gilbert is flying to Encore in Las Vegas soon to hand deliver Botero Bars, new chocolate candy shaped like a full-figured Botero sculpture, made with cacao grown at Grand Wailea and blended with honey from the rooftop apiary of the resort.
"I initially called Maui sculpture Dale Zarrella to make the mold for the candy bars, but he wanted to stick with making original turtle artwork," Gilbert says. "So I made the mold and now Island Chocolate Company produces the candy bars."
You may buy Botero Bars at Cafe Kula; next to Napua Gallery, and they make fun, whimsical, tasty and affordable gifts.
Gilbert, a fabulous mixed-media artist in his own right, also conducts art tours at Grand Wailea at 10 a.m. most Tuesdays and Fridays, starting lobby level at Napua Gallery. Tours are free and open to hotel guests and the public.
The resort's ongoing Passport To The Arts programs are another way for guests and the general public to get more creative. Beginning Watercolor Painting: Maui's Flora and Fauna is taught from 9 a.m. to noon Tuesdays by artist in residence Mary Faustine at Grand Wailea's scenic koi pond. Fish stencils are available. The class is for those 13 and older.
Outdoor Painting is held from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Thursdays. Capture the beauty of Grand Wailea's gardens with artist in residence Roxanne Broadbent. Complete a finished acrylic to take home. You must be 14 years and older.
Outdoor Photography: Light, Gesture and Composition is available 8:30 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and Fridays. It's taught by the Grand's above-mentioned art curator Gilbert, also internationally acclaimed as a photographer. In fact, his "Where Angels Fly" mixed media is featured on this week's Maui Scene cover. In the class, all cameras and smart phones are welcome.
Passport to the Arts classes are $40, plus $25 in material fees.
"We also have an Artist in Residence program, and only people who live here can participate,' says Gilbert. "We focus on as many local artists as we can."
The Full Moon Review is quarterly, and and it's a party and a half with champagne for sipping and local art for the eyes. The next one is Feb. 15.
"Napua is also an international gallery. We're bringing in glass chandelier artist Robert Kaindl from Seattle January 26 and 27. He created a chandelier for Paul McCartney and his other one is coming here. It's an amazing piece."
For more details, call 874-0510 or visit www.napuagallery.com.
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It is frustrating not having a local domain expert on site or
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How do you overcome this?
To a very significant degree, you don't. In general, customers need to be educated in their role. They are used to saying "I want foo", having the high priests disappear into the inner sanctum, and then (several months after the deadline) being delivered something that is almost, but not entirely unlike foo.
is perceived in most circles as the norm, not the exception.
Recently, I tried to start a team off on a project. They were developing an in-house application for a large company. The entire building they were working in was populated with engineers. The customers for every application being developed in that building were located about half an hour away by train. This would normally be better than average (Last job, the customer was located in another state, visited once a week, and had about half an hour to spend with the developers when she did), except that for this particular development team, the customer was on holiday in India.
Customers are often scared of being more involved, because they don't want to face up to their not understanding the technology, which is stupid because knowledge of the technology is what the programmers are there for - knowledge of the domain is what the customer is there for. To be fair, programmers are often too proud to admit ignorance of the domain, which is why a customer needs to be so available that there is no excuse not to ask them questions.
If you lack a customer, you can try to overcome this in three ways (1 and 2 are not mutually exclusive):
Keep asking the customer to be involved. Show them how much fun it is to be involved, and how much better the project runs when they are around, compared to when they are not.
Make educated guesses, and live with the slowdown and frustration caused by fixing the wrong ones. Perhaps keep track of how much time was lost because the customer wasn't there.
Walk away. (This is the ideal solution, and thus the one that's usually not practical.)
If you can't get hold of them physically, why don't you just e-mail or phone them when you have a question? Another fun way is to set up a wiki for developer notes. The customer reads and writes on the wiki. Bad assumptions will be corrected quickly.
Who controls how the product should work?
Two-inch thick design documents. Osmosis. Programmer consensus. Someone stepping in to lead by default in the customer's absence. Frenzied whiteboard scribbling sessions. Frequent long distance phonecalls. Kidnapping the customer for an afternoon and interrogating her. Tarot readings.
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you know what this is looking like to me? this is looking like a total marketing ploy for ARUM.
i think Arum was using this ****, knowing flloyd wouldnt sign, as a way to promote Pac/Cotto or Pac Margo. what better way to promote or bring awareness about an upcoming fight for pac than to use the May/Pac beef?
he said there was an agreement made between camps but never spoke with anyone from May's camp? he stated that while "negotiating" for May/Pac-he was never in negotitations for Pac-Cotto/Marg. well, if that the case-why did he have so many details regarding those fights? (things that make you go hmmmm)
the last thing he wants is for pacs next fight to do less than 1mil buy, let alone 700k-again. so it seems that hes using this bs Floyd/pac hype as a way to market and promote the fight hes planned on making the whole time...Pac/cotto/Margo.
he didnt even want to dicuss their proposal on the terms of drug testing...whats the big deal in not disclosing this? especially if their offer was a good...it would be a way of proving floyd didnt want the fight.
yet he kept falling back on this SPECULATIVE rant about roger being the reason why he felt floyd didnt sign. why would arum take up for floyd instead of painting him as the coward like hes been doing? how come he went into straight excuse mode at this point?
makes total sense to me. you could hear the skeptism in the voices of the reporters calling in. sounded like they wanted to press arum(even Rafeal) but most likely did not want to piss anyone off and get kicked off the call
how can you attempt negotiating when you arent in contact with mayweathers people, DIRECTLY. rather, he was talking through Greenburg, and using him as a liasion?
this is str8 marketing and promotion for Pac-Cotto/Marg, used to bring in the casual fans by spewing tons of hyperbole, lies, and bs
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It may very well be a marketing ploy. The key is to get all the media buzzing about it and fans demanding it "or else".
They're probably setting up so that after Manny's next fight he calls out Floyd saying: "Stopping being a *****, Floyd. You know you can't hang with the Wapakman."
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Sooners narrowly remain No 1OKLAHOMA CITY –Despite suffering its first loss of the season, the Oklahoma Sooners narrowly remain No. 1 in the ESPN.com/USA Softball Collegiate Top 25 Poll after four weeks of action, the Amateur Softball Association (ASA) of America and USA Softball announced today. The Sooners (18-1) received 10 first place votes after going 3-1 over the weekend. They suffered their first loss of the season on Saturday to the then-No. 25 Nebraska Cornhuskers with a 1-0 defeat in Norman.
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Just two-points behind also earning 10 first place votes, the defending National Champions Alabama (22-0) were perfect with a 6-0 record including four run-rule victories as they hosted the Easton Classic in Tuscaloosa. The Sun Devils of Arizona State (21-1) stayed strong at No. 3 for the fourth consecutive week even after suffering a 6-2 defeat and season first loss at the hands of a now-No. 17 Baylor.
The Florida Gators (22-1) held strong at No. 4 this week with a 3-1 mid-week win over South Florida and then five more wins at the University of Florida tournament they hosted in Gainesville. Maintaining their place at No. 5 is the Texas A&M Aggies (22-1), despite suffering their first loss of the season to No. 14 Michigan.
At No. 6 is the California Golden Bears (15-2) who outscored opponents 27-7 at the Easton Invitational in Fullerton, Calif. 2012 NCAA Women's College World Series (WCWS) top eight finalist the Oregon Ducks (19-3) jumped ahead to No. 8 this week from No. 12 after an impressive six-win weekend at the Citrus Classic. The Ducks scored 10 or more runs in four of its games and garnered two ranked wins over a then-No. 11 LSU (10-2 in 6 innings) and Michigan (12-1 win).
No. 11 Texas (19-3) dropped three spots this week after recording a 3-2 record at the Citrus Classic with losses to Hofstra and Fordham. The Louisville Cardinals (16-3) moved ahead three places to No. 13 with four wins and one loss, including two run-rule victories. No. 15 Kentucky (16-3) moved up two notches with five wins at the Under Armour Invitational in Tampa, Fla. while a now-No. 18 Louisiana Lafayette (15-5) saw the week's largest move dropping from No. 13. The Ragin Cajuns played in the Citrus Classic and suffered three losses to Texas A&M, Texas, and Illinois State respectively.
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SALT LAKE CITY -- After a quarter of looking like the weary team that had a late night traveling after a game, the Utah Jazz appeared much more like a Western Conference contender for the next three.
The Jazz recovered from another slow start and rolled over the Los Angeles Clippers 107-85 on Saturday night, giving Utah its 40th win of the season in a vital home game that was sandwiched in between road trips.
Utah outscored Los Angeles 56-35 in the second half and atoned for getting upset by the Clippers earlier in the week.
"The first half, we couldn't run on the floor. We couldn't really do what we're used to doing," said Mehmet Okur, who had 27 points to lead the Jazz. "The second was different. We want to be different. We wanted to be active from the beginning."
Carlos Boozer and Deron Williams each added double-doubles for the Jazz, who won their 40th game of the season. Boozer had 17 points and 17 rebounds, Williams finished with 10 points and 10 assists and Utah turned the ball over only six times in the game.
The first quarter was the only blemish
"They got out and got after us in the first quarter, just like they did when we played them down there," Utah coach Jerry Sloan said.
The Jazz are just a game behind Denver in the Northwest Division and are also contending for a high playoff seed. They can't afford to lose at home as long as they struggle on the road, where they are headed for four straight starting Tuesday in Chicago.
"They're all important right now with where we're at and the teams we're competing with for the second, third and fourth seeds," said Kyle Korver, who added 12 points for the Jazz. "You can't slip up at all in home games or road games."
The Clippers had lost at home the night before to Oklahoma City and fizzled in the second half, scoring just 13 in the fourth quarter.
Drew Gooden had 20 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Clippers. Chris Kaman added 12 points and 13 rebounds and Baron Davis had 11 points and eight assists for the Clippers, who held off the Jazz 108-104 on Monday. The Clippers started strong Saturday, but couldn't sustain it and the Jazz started to pull away with a 32-point third quarter.
The Clippers' 20 turnovers also didn't help, leading to 28 points for the Jazz.
"We got in a rut when we turned the ball over, which was a ridiculous amount of times," Clippers coach Kim Hughes said.
After a lackluster first quarter, the Jazz got the lead late in the second quarter and then surged in the second half for a rout. Utah opened the third quarter with seven straight points, closed it on a 10-4 run for an 83-72 lead entering the fourth, then pulled away on a 9-2 run.
"The last threw quarters were great for us," Williams said. "We started off slow, something we've kind of made a habit of but we were able to get it back and we got the victory."
Korver hit a 3-pointer to put Utah up 92-78, then Okur put back an offensive rebound with a dunk that gave the Jazz a 94-78 lead with 6:10 left in the game. Okur scored off his own miss, charging the lane after putting up a 3-pointer that clanged hard off the rim and set up an easy dunk. It was the Jazz's second offensive rebound of the possession.
The Clippers had a 4-on-1 later in the quarter after Davis saved the ball under Utah's basket and passed it out to midcourt, but even that didn't result in a score. Gooden was called for traveling -- Los Angeles' 19th turnover of the game.
Okur followed that with a 3-pointer to put the Jazz ahead 99-80 and the starters were about done for the night.
"I think our legs caught up with us," Gooden said. "It's tough to play here."
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These are merely my suggestions. You have the answers. Give them to me.
ALABAMA at KENTUCKY (11:20 a.m. on the SEC Network)
Alabama is favored by 16 points
Right now, Kentucky is shell shocked. Playing Florida can do that to you, and playing third-ranked Alabama isn't the elixir. The Tide has too balanced an offense for Kentucky to stop and the Tide defense is looking more dominant every week. Alabama's due a lackluster performance. This may be it, but it still won't matter. My pick: Alabama 27, Kentucky 9.
LSU at GEORGIA (2:30 p.m. on CBS)
Georgia is favored by 3 points.
Over the last five seasons, no SEC team has been better at home than Georgia and no team has fared better on the road than LSU. LSU has the higher ranking and is undefeated, yet I could argue that Georgia has been more consistent. LSU should be a lot better, but until it proves the point, it's hard to pick the Tigers in a critical game. Especially when you throw in LSU's five-game losing streak on CBS. My pick: Georgia 34, LSU 27.
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE at SOUTH CAROLINA (6 p.m. on ESPN Classic)
South Carolina is favored by 36.5 points.
South Carolina State may not be the pushover Vegas expects. The Bulldogs are ranked 14th in the coaches' Division I-AA poll and have a legitimate star in running back Will Ford. And South Carolina may be playing with an emotional hangover after the upset of Ole Miss. My pick: South Carolina 30, S.C. State 10.
OLE MISS at VANDERBILT (6 p.m. on ESPNU)
Ole Miss is favored by 9 points.
The pressure is off the Rebels. And with Alabama due in Oxford, it's no reason to look ahead. This won't be Jevan Snead's breakout party, but Ole Miss should get back in a groove thanks to a Vanderbilt offense that's struggling for first downs. My pick: Ole Miss 27, Vanderbilt 6.
ARKANSAS vs. TEXAS A&M (6:30 p.m. on ESPN2)
Arkansas is favored by 1 point.
Old Southwest Conference rivals renew their acquaintance in the house Jerry Jones built. Once they get over the splashy surroundings, expect a track meet on artificial grass. Ryan Mallett is the aerialist, A&M's Jerrod Johnson is the dual threat -- and perhaps one of the five most exciting players in the nation. Last offense standing wins. My pick: Texas A&M 42, Arkansas 40.
GEORGIA TECH at MISSISSIPPI STATE (6:30 p.m. on CSS)
Georgia Tech is favored by 6 points.
The SEC is a whopping 24-2 against non-conference competition this season. The trip to Starkville will sully the record. State has shown much improvement under Dan Mullen. But the heartbreaking loss to LSU will be hard to shake. Almost as hard as prepping for Tech's option game in a week. My pick: Georgia Tech 28, Mississippi State 18.
AUBURN at TENNESSEE (6:45 p.m. on ESPN)
Tennessee is favored by 2 points.
The trip is all about respect for Auburn, which will finally crack the Top 25 with a victory. The game comes down to two things: can Auburn stop a potent Tennessee running game and will more than 100,000 fans rattle Chris Todd? The former will be settled Saturday. The latter was settled last year, when not even his own fans rattled Todd. My pick: Auburn 21, Tennessee 13.
This week: 5-2 (.714)
Last week: 7-1 (.875)
Against the spread: 5-2 this week, 12-10 (.545) last three weeks.
2009 season: 33-8 (.805).
2008 season: 76-26 (.745)
Note: Started counting against the spread at the request of readers in Week 3.