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My son has a severe dairy and mild soy allergy, he is having trouble gaining weight because he can't have many of the high-fat foods, and he's also a picky eater. What are some toddler friendly foods out there (dairy and soy free) that can help him gain weight?
Dairy and soy allergy, lo not gaining weight
Posted 09/28/2012
"I shall call him Squishy and he shall be mine and he shall be my Squishy." -Dory
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Posted 09/28/2012
How old is he? You could make a healthy granola bar for him. Could use coconut oil and even peanut butter to up the healthy fat content. Add a handful of dairy free choc chips and call it a choc chip cookie. What toddler doesn't like cookies?!? My sister made these for her son...no allergies but super picky and wasn't gaining. He inhaled them!!!
Posted 09/28/2012
I should add that she played with the recipes she found to make them less chewy and more cake-like. They were easier for him to eat that way.
Posted 09/29/2012
Coconut oil, avocados, eggs, cook things like veggies in olive oil. Our MSPI baby is a peanut too and we have been giving her these things since she started eating food and she's doing much better!
Bree- momma to L (3/10), L (11/11)VBAC, L (12/13)NUVBAC, our angel Josiah born sleeping (10/14) and our precious RAINBOW baby Laelle (7/15).
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Posted 09/30/2012
Thank you, I will try these. :-)
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We have had a great time this week in the village of Agua Zarca! One of our goals at The Connection Church is simply this: MAKING LIFE BETTER! This is what Jesus said in John 10:10 when He said that He came to give real and eternal life, more and better than you've ever dreamed! We are seeing the fulfillment of this through our investment in Guatemala.
Just over a year ago, I visited this village for the first time. Where there was once a schoolroom made of black plastic sheeting and branches as tent stakes, now there is a solid schoolhouse, complete with 2 rooms, a kitchen where the daily school meals for children will be prepared, and boys and girls bathrooms. The difference is unbelievable!
Let me tell you just a few of the highlights of the trip:
- The Go! Team on this adventure included: Charity Estrada, Javier Castillo, Dennis Wilson, Paul Rocha, Trey Williams, Isay Cruz, Makenzie Phillips, Tiana Hull, and myself. Our team bonded together and worked as one body and their attitude of joy and love was contagious! Not only that, but everyone remained fairly healthy through the whole trip.
- It was so good to see the familiar faces from the village waiting for our arrival and welcoming us back! We presented the kids with school supplies in new backpacks and gave them other needed materials.
- Our construction project involved building a drainage trench along the back of the school to prevent the water run-off from washing the new school away. This meant hauling rocks and sand up the (seemingly) insurmountable hill. Fortunately, we were able to use a truck for a lot of this work, but there was that one time when it got stuck in a ditch. No problem for the team though because, together with the local people, we were able to pull it out with a rope. By the end of the week, the whole stretch of drainage had been completed, with the sidewalls still needing to be done.
- Of course, soccer was a big part of our time together with the kids. And I must say, I even managed to squeeze in a few goals myself. We brought new soccer balls and jerseys for them to use in the future.
- Trey, who was a complete rockstar all week, led the kids through the same kids of lessons we use in KonnectionKidz using the Spanish version. It was amazing to see how much they caught on and got involved. Our purpose in doing this was to teach them God's Word and ultimately raise up leaders among the kids for the future of the village. We provided a tv and dvd player and lessons for them to use for many months to come.
- The lesson ended today with 12 of the children making an eternity-changing decision to give their lives to Jesus! It was the most beautiful thing you could ever see!
- We had a big Fiesta to wrap up our time with 2 pinatas filled with goodies. It was so much fun to get to celebrate with the people all that good that God has done this week!
- Javier presented a farewell message where he presented the Good News of Jesus to the people. Once again, we believe that many lives were impacted and will continue to be changed through our future work in Agua Zarca.
Many more stories are yet to be told from the team members and I can't wait for you to hear them. In the meantime, check out these pics on our flickr page, the videos on Vimeo, and here's a little something to give you a front row seat to the action:
There are reports that vampires have been spotted around town offering free hugs. But, how do you hug a vampire? Very carefully! We've all got people in our lives who drain the life out of us. I'm excited about this new series because we're going to get very real and practical about how to respond to people who are takers instead of givers. I promise you, you're not going to want to miss this Sunday as we talk about how to set good boundaries and when we should just flat out get away from those unhealthy relationships.
I want to challenge you to be a part of what I know is going to be an exciting and powerful series by bringing someone with you this Sunday morning. Of course, coming to the 9am or the Noon celebration will also help us make room for more people at the 10:30 celebration. I can't wait to see you for How To Hug A Vampire!


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ATHENS, Greece - Every two years, a new Olympic host city tries its best to make the ideal first impression, alternating between the Summer and Winter Games.
Athens has compressed that crucial effort into a two-word theme, which visitors could not miss Sunday as the crunch of international arrivals began.
"Welcome home."
It's everywhere you look, even everywhere you walk, starting at the airport.
The slogan is on stickers that combined with directional arrows lead weary visitors through credentialing and baggage claim. Outside, it's on colorful banners that do an effective job of detracting attention from the electric, barbed-wire fences surrounding the Olympic transportation compound.
There's a double meaning to that theme, of course.
It's obviously a well-worn tourism tactic, trying to make visitors feel comfortable and that they've come to a special place.
For the many thousands flocking here for the Summer Games, though, it's also a subtle reminder that this is where the Olympics actually came into being, so many eons ago.
Once you get here, it's easy to forget all the troubles and time that made the trip an unexpectedly grueling marathon.
Funny how life's detours suddenly pale in the presence of history. And this trip definitely had its once-in-a-blue-moon detours.
Delta's Flight 32 from Cincinnati to Rome had made it to the north Atlantic, just pulling away from Newfoundland, when a computer problem started causing troubles in the cockpit. The captain couldn't read his gauges, we were told later, including the one that indicates altitude. The second officer's console was working fine, but with no backup, flying in the dark of night over the Atlantic, the captain didn't want to take a chance.
So we turned around and flew nearly three hours back to New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport. You can guess how grumpy that made us travelers, especially when a pre-programmed video on the plane flashed up saying, "We hope you enjoy your stay in New York." But when we found out the extent of the problem, everyone calmed down.
Nearly two hours later, we were back in the air, crossing over Long Island when we should have been looking down on the French Alps. In the end, we spent 15 hours on that Delta 767 - for a flight that had been scheduled for a little more than nine hours. Needless to say, many passengers missed connections in Rome, but finally I was able to get on a flight to Athens.
Olympic Airlines. Not a bad way to land in Greece. Through it all, however, one thought became stuck in my mind: Dave Barry, the syndicated columnist who also happens to have a crazy sense of humor, would have had great fun with all this.
Of the 175 or so people on that last flight, I'm fairly certain I was the only one from the United States. And as happens often in this part of the world, I was one of a badly outnumbered minority who had taken a shower within the past five days or so. There were screaming kids and a full supply of sweaty, stinky Europeans.
Unfortunately, I'm not Dave Barry.
But I have seen a few Olympics, enough to draw a few immediate conclusions - despite riding into downtown Athens for the first time in the middle of the night. Even after midnight, people are everywhere, and traffic is thick. Police are directing traffic through busy intersections at 12:30 a.m. and beyond. Restaurants are open, and busy, even that late on a Sunday night into Monday morning.
It's an energetic city of 4 million, even without the Olympics. Throw in all these strangers from across the globe, and even now you can feel the excitement brewing.
The main Olympic stadium is a sight to behold, and many of the competition venues appear to be located reasonably close to one another. After hearing all the stories about troubles and delays with construction and infrastructure, I assumed there would be much evidence of unfinished work.
Instead, Athens appears to have succeeded. And who cares what it was like a month ago? They weren't running, swimming, vaulting or boxing for medals then.
What about security? We'll have to reserve judgment on that until negotiating the transportation and building-entry systems. So far, though, it's less obvious than, say, 1988 in Seoul, when soldiers carrying machine guns lined airport hallways - and every bus had an armed guard at the front.
Something else is at work here. This also might be the only place in the world that can call itself "The Olympic City," as you can see on all kinds of signs, and get away with it. Back in America, and Texas, we define history by the generation, decade and occasionally by centuries. Here, they measure it by the millennium.
The flight delays might have prevented enjoying a better first night in Greece. But that's part of why so many of us get here early.
We'll have all kinds of different people, events and observations to cover during the next three weeks.
And it definitely puts you in the right frame of mind to see, and understand, the meaning of those two words that are meeting every visitor to The Olympic City: Welcome home.
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SHADOWS OF DOUBT: Nearly two years after Michael Scott turned up dead in the Chicago River, we reveal exclusive new details about his final hours—clues that only deepen the mystery of what really happened on that sad November day.
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Stunned: Community leaders gathered at a church on the city's West Side on November 18, 2009, to memorialize their native son and question the official ruling by authorities that Scott committed suicide.
Conspiracy theories surrounding Michael Scott's apparent suicide
On a rainy day in april, Michael Jr. and Monique agree to meet me at Nookies in Lincoln Park, a diner half a block from the clothing and jewelry boutique that Monique owns. Michael Jr. looks eerily like his father, sans mustache—same eyes, same light skin tone, same boyish, slightly pudgy face, same big smile. Monique is all her mother, she says, darker, with intense eyes, and bedecked in the jewelry she makes herself.
Both say they are trying to move on with their lives. But the vexing questions about their dad's death don't allow closure. They have tried to understand. They have brooded over their father's last hours, days, and weeks to see if they somehow missed any warning signs. They have read books on suicide. They have gone to the scene of his death to see it with their own eyes. But they're still dumbfounded and can't quite accept that he's gone. When they speak of their father, they sometimes, perhaps unconsciously, use the present tense.
Maybe part of the reason they can't move on is because the family remains caught in the financial quagmire that Scott left behind—a tangled web of debts: outstanding mortgage payments, unpaid credit card balances, and delinquent business loans. Probate records reveal that various lenders are seeking to collect more than $1.5 million from his estate, mostly for losses from the struggling fast-food franchise he co-owned. State records also show that one bank has foreclosed on at least one of the properties he owned, including the West Side townhouse where his sister-in-law from his first marriage lives. Other records indicate Scott owed thousands more in state taxes. "We were left with zero," says Monique. "Zero! Nothing!"
Of all the nagging questions that remain unanswered, the siblings and others close to Scott are fixated on one in particular: Why would he choose to die in that strange, desolate, and seemingly random place? "I just can't see him going down there," says Monique. "He didn't like the water. It's dirty, with, like, rats and broken glass. I just can't see him. For someone who liked to dress sharp, whose car was always clean—I just can't get past it. You're going to walk down to that murky, dirty water? Why didn't he just go to his office? It's closer [to Beryl's nursing home]. Why not just do it in the car?"
Michael Jr. nods in agreement. Monique continues: "The Metra man walked in front of a train—at least that makes some sense," she says, referring to Phil Pagano, the former executive director of Metra who was under criminal investigation when he stepped in front of a Metra commuter train near Crystal Lake last May.
Michael Jr. and Monique—as well as other family members who were interviewed but did not want to be quoted by name—have heard most, if not all, of the rumors and speculation about Michael Scott's death. People still come up to them to share what they think happened, the siblings say. "I hear stuff all the time," says Michael Jr. "Everybody's got a theory." Monique tells me about a woman who once came into her store and said she had been friends with her father and speculated that his death was somehow connected to the FBI sting operation involving Isaac Carothers, the West Side alderman who pleaded guilty last February to federal charges of bribery and tax evasion. (Starting in early 2008, Carothers wore a wire for the FBI for more than a year. Many political insiders think that the fallout from Carothers's cooperation with the feds is still to come, and that Scott, a fellow West Sider with long ties to the former alderman, was somehow implicated.)
Michael Jr. has tried to tune out the noise. "I don't listen to it," he says. He doubts that his father committed suicide: "Let me say this, there are reasons to mistrust, and there are some discrepancies." But, he adds, no one has been able to come up with a reasonable alternative theory to explain what happened. "Until somebody can prove something to me—either way— I'd like to remember my father the way the people on the West Side remember him: for all the things he did for the community, all the things he did for the city."
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In December 1669, as he approached his thirtieth birthday, Racine prepared the première of Britannicus. One of the foremost yet most controversial playwrights in Paris, he had previously looked to the world of Ancient Greece for the subject matter of his tragedies: La Thébaide, 1664, reworked the feud between the sons of Oedipus; Alexandre le Grand, 1665, an episode from the career of Alexander the Great; and Andromaque, 1667, the fate of Hector's widow, Andromache. After a single foray into comedy (Les Plaideurs in 1668), he now returned to tragedy, but with a new twist – it is important not to underestimate Racine's taste for experimentation. He set out to prove his credentials in the …
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CLEARWATER, Fla. - For the third straight offseason, general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. revealed his infatuation with pitching by acquiring the best available arm.
That's what Amaro did when he pulled off a three-team trade that brought the Phillies Roy Halladay from Toronto after the 2009 season. And that's what he did again when he brought back Cliff Lee as a free agent in December 2010.
Those moves were cause for much celebration. In fact, the news that Lee was returning to the Phillies nearly forced Mayor Nutter to come up with a parade route through Center City.
For some reason, the excitement level was not quite the same in November when word spread that the Phillies had signed veteran closer Jonathan Papelbon to a four-year, $50 million deal. When the Phillies pitchers and catchers report for their first workout Sunday at Bright House Field, Papelbon should not expect the same loud greeting that Halladay and Lee received the previous two years.


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Transit Police report that when Thomas Caruso, 55, was told yesterday afternoon that the bus he was trying to board at Maverick was full and he'd have to wait for the next one, he began screaming and then kicked the bus's door, cracking its glass.
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Transit Police report arresting Jeffrey Phillips, 29, on a charge of indecent assault and battery for an incident around 5:35 p.m. at the Maverick T stop.
Police say Phillips groped a woman getting on a bus at the station. Even as she reported the incident, Phillips continued boarding - police say officers found him in a seat on the bus.
He's scheduled for arraignment today in East Boston District Court.
Innocent, etc.
Around 6:10 p.m., Stanley Staco reports.
WBUR surveys the scene inside Eddie C's in Maverick Square, reports there's even a trickle of tourists making their way across the harbor now. WBUR also reports on the coming gentrification of Maverick Square.
A man wound up on the tracks at Airport station around 8:30 p.m. on Thursday. The train operator managed to stop the train before hitting him. An MBTA spokesman declined to say how the man ended up on the tracks but said he was not seriously hurt (click to see a photo from the scene, forwarded by Heath - it's not gory, but could be disturbing).
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We do try to source our seafood from the family of fishing vessels in RI. However, due to the fact that we now operate 7 days a week, it's hard for them to keep up with the demand. Our secondary source is directly from the Boston Pier every morning.
Blue Line service was shut around 10:15 a.m. to let Boston firefighters remove a woman from under a train. A T spokesman said the woman was alive when extricated, adds, "She did not fall. She was not pushed."
Boston Police report five street holdups in the Maverick area between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. since last Thursday.
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Geo. Spreyer, Manager of the Benadum and Spreyer blacksmith shop, this week finished a beet cultivator that is attracting the admiration of all beet growers who have seen it. The new machine requires eight horses for successful operation, but the results are well worth it. Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, April 5, 1913
The meeting of the Fallon Belt Line Railroad was enthusiastic. Many farmers expressed themselves anxious to get to work grading. The organization has a capitalization of $300,000 with each share valued at $50.00.
Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, April 5, 1913
Mrs. F.B. Hy entertained the Five Hundred Club at her home at the Experimental farm last week. Mrs. D.W. Cole received first prize for highest score, and Mrs. Kent received second. A unique feature of the luncheon was the serving of chocolate ice cream in miniature flower pots, sugar and chocolate being sprinkled over the top to represent sand.
Churchill County Eagle, Saturday, April 5, 1913
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Built entirely of steel, the new McCormick-Deering all-steel manure spreader is now on display at our store. Fallon Mercantile Company…See the new DeLuxe Ford V8, $871.02, delivered in Fallon, at Lahontan Motor Company…John Deere gives extra riding plow value. Next time you are in town, stop by and see the new Deere gang and sulky plows at I.H. Kent Company The Fallon Eagle, Saturday, April 2, 1938
Widening of the vein and increased enrichment of the ore with depth of a 4X6 shaft down 44 feet was reported from the A.L. Robinson camp cinnabar workings. The Fallon Eagle, Saturday, April 2, 1938
The People's Column, Little Hustler Ads: Derrick, ready for service, A. Bullo, phone 9F-x6. Wheat, phone 1F-7.
The Fallon Eagle, Saturday, April 2, 1938
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The only thing that can stop a Greyhound Bus is another Greyhound bus. As our bus trudged slowly up the Donner Summit grade, another Greyhound bus descending the grade skidded past us and crashed into a snow bank. Waiting for that bus's driver to climb out, it looked like we might be there all night. Traffic piled up, but along came a huge tow truck and hauled our helpless monster to the top of Donner Pass. Lotta Rambling by Charlotte Vestergaard, The Eagle Standard, Tuesday, April 2, 1963
Northern Gas Co. has filed for construction of laterals to Fallon…Fallon's FAA bowling team holds first place in the A division of the men's tourney at Carson City's Silver State Lanes…Fallon Postmaster Lem S. Allen announced fireman-laborer positions available.
Fallon Eagle-Standard, Friday, April 9, 1963
The startling account of official reluctance to accept for three long months the Russian arms build-up in Cuba, and the amazing secrecy, provided the National Press Club's forum subject: "Red Clouds over the Hemisphere: Is America Sleeping?"
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I dont watch any right now but I did like That 70's show and Two and a Half Men
Favorite EVER...ooh that's hard. Right now for sure it's Hot In Cleveland. But I really loved NewsRadio, we have all of it on dvd. Probably a tie between those two.
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Yep. I loves me some Dr. Sheldon Cooper!
Big Bang Theory! Grey's Anatomy, and Friend's are Favs as well.
I would say my favorite sitcoms of all time have been Friends and That 70's Show. At some time or another, I'm pretty sure I've seen all episodes of both. Of course, I don't watch either these days.
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Given that it upscale resolution while logical to do and a good feature as nothing will take advantage of it as of yet there is a downside. Upscaling does not equal the quality of something native to it. Have we not learned anything from HDTV's at all? For quite sometime they were unreasonably expensive and widely unsupported leaving their purchase to being nothing more of a waste. Nowadays you can buy a superior TV that actually is utilized for extreme amount less in cost. HDTV's failed to sell for quite sometime until they became affordable which later convinced media companies to begin to widely support them.
December 3, 2012 12:07:15 PM
SuperVeloce84-inch? why not smaller? Is pixel density a problem? Sounds like four 42inch 1080p panels glued together .140cm is about the largest TV for home, anything else is for cinemas xD
EVen at that size (84 inches) you have to sit 1.65 meters from it to not lose the full 4k-experience (longer away and the pixels will blend into each other). So, for the normal 3 meters tv-vewing distance it is way to small!
The benefit is that you now will be able to watch 1080 at about 3 meters distance (or thereabout, think it was even 3.5 meters), wtihout losing any visual acuity. As it is now a 42 inch 1080p tv have same same pixel density as a 84 inch 4k tv and to fully get the benfit of 1080p you have to sit at 1.65 meters for a 42 incher (which you can enjoy normally with a 84 incher).
Problem is, that there is still a lot of lowres sd-content out there. Terestrial channels, cable, websteraming and so on will look just terrible on such a big screen.
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velocityg4I'd wait for the 8K TV's that will be the Ultra HD standard. It'll be just like the early adopters of HDTV getting 720 screens when 1080 became the standard.
It is just that 720p really is the standard for high def tv program content.
This may push 1080p to become standard, since it will finally be possible to watch it without losing visual acuity at 3-3.5 meters distance when using a 84 inch monitor.
8 K would be totally useless if you don't have 200 inch monitors or sit with your nose right in front of the screen for a 84 incher.
1.65 meters is the ideal viewing distance for 4k at 84 inch screenssizes now.
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8K will come when 4K has not "Wow!" effect anymore... SO 8K screens will become to the market when 4K are cheap enough for normal customer who is willing to pay "little" extra for better quality. So it takes something like 6-7 years, even it is possible to manufacture those 8K screens even today... I am not sure how long it has been possible to manufacure 4k screens... 4-5 years? and now they are coming to super highend market.
So don't wait 8K ;-)
Allso 8K is more usefull in 100" and bigger screens, so they will newer be cheap... well maybe someday, but it takes time to see 8K 32" screen...
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The large man in that photo from MLive.com is Coreontae DeBerry. He is 6'10, 270 pounds. He is also the newest commitment for the Cincinnati Bearcats. Chad Brendel broke the news.
Sorry for not following you, Chad.
Per the M Live article, DeBerry was offered a scholarship to Detroit Mercy, probably just Detroit now but I'm an old man who calls them Detroit Mercy, but he failed to qualify. So he went the JUCO route. That took him to Mott Community College. That's where Cincinnati found him. That's how DeBerry ended up at Cincinnati.
Here are DeBerry's stats from last season
He got better as the year progressed, but there look to be a lot of raw qualities in his game. The fact he played 12 minutes is one. He showed an ability to be able to score. His field goal percentage is very pretty. It look sustainable. His free throw shooting is at a decent percentage that should be able to rise. At least one would hope. Obviously the turnovers are a huge, glowing negative. The fouls as well. UC has had a lot of big men lately who can foul and turn the ball over. Those aren't the best traits.
Coreontae seems like he's going to be someone who has to be rounded into shape. From the same article I've referenced comes this from his coach:
"I'm trying to get him a little tougher, physically," Mott Coach Steve Schmidt said. "He can be such an imposing presence — and this is not a negative, but he's too nice of a kid. I need him to change his personality when we're competing.
"I'd like to see him get upset at some point in time and we've got to get him to play with an edge," he added. "He's going to be really good and I think he's going to be a key to our success in the post-season."
DeBerry played 7 minutes, going 0-2 with 1 assist in their final game of the season on March 23. DeBerry said this about his development:
"I'm still shocking myself with some of the stuff that I'm doing," DeBerry said. "To be honest, I'm kind of glad that I didn't go straight to a university because it's a lot of stuff that I still need to be working on and I'm getting that here (at Mott)."
Part of the reason DeBerry didn't start so many games was because he was suspended for 3 of them to work on his "academic and overall focus." School is hard for everyone and it seems like it is for this kid. Hopefully being suspended has gotten him on the right path. His attitude seemed to pull a 180.
I'll leave you with a final quote from his coach.
"I have a saying that goes: It's easy to be average, but it takes hard work to be good," Schmidt stated. "Anybody can be average and I don't want him to be average and that's why I sent a message to him and it was loud and clear and he got it.
"He could become the most dominant post player that the MCCAA has seen," he said. "I've been here a long time and I haven't seen too many players with this type of potential. But again, what is potential if you don't reach it?"
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Located within 2 miles (3 km) of Zhongshan Park, Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan places you within a few miles (5 km) of Wuhan International Convention & Exhibition Center. This 5-star hotel has 442 rooms and welcomes guests with 5 restaurants, an indoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. It's in central Wuhan and also 2.2 mi (3.5 km) from Wuhan Museum.
Enjoy dining at Cafe Wu, one of 5 onsite restaurants. Satisfy your hunger without leaving your room with 24-hour room service, or quench your thirst with a beverage at the bar/lounge or coffee shop/café. Start your day off with buffet breakfast, available for a fee.
The 442 air-conditioned rooms feature kitchenettes. Guests can expect free WiFi and wired Internet, along with satellite TV. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Minibars, coffee makers, and free newspapers are other standard amenities.
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At Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna. There's free parking, as well as an airport shuttle for a fee (available 24 hours). Multilingual staff at the front desk are standing by 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, tours or tickets, and securing valuables. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include a rooftop terrace, free WiFi in public areas, and a conference center.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Shangri-La Hotel, Wuhan provides a health club and a sauna. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 5 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 5-star property consist of a business center, limo/town car service, and meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and a train station pick-up service. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Cafe Wu - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Tori-ji - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Shang Palace - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Horizon Lounge - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Lobby lounge - Onsite restaurant.
24-hour room service is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool, a health club, and a sauna.
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Check-in time starts at 2 PM
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No pets or service animals allowed
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: CNY 136 per person (approximately)
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I'm so happy I found this group. I reside in Cape Town and about to go into my second trimester :) YAY!!
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Enjoy your second trimester - was definitely the most pleasant part of the pregnancy so far! :)
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Nice to see another Cape Town mom! Congratulations on reaching your second trimester! Is this your first baby? I'm about to go into my 3rd trimester, and this is my second baby.
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Zachary (7/29/09), Josiah (7/21/12), and Anneke Joy (9/19/14)
Hi, welcome! I haven't been here long myself. It's nice to be talking to people who understand your surroundings, if you know what I mean. Congrats, the second trimester is much better, enjoy it!
Married to my perfect mate, Bruce (23/10/2009), mommy to cute Jason (27/11/2007) and adorable Shawn (08/05/2012)
Hey there,
Welcome to the board! I concur with the moms, the second trimester is by far the best!
I'm from Cape Town too. Where about in Cape Town are you from? I'm in Table View.
I used to live in Tableview :) visited there yesterday, took a beautiful walk on the beach and just relaxed :) Staying in Obs now
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hi and welcome. its nice to meet new south africans. im from mpumalanga :)
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Questa casa di pietra in Narragansett è uno dei più incantevoli locande di bed and breakfast di Rhode-isola. Il piede quadrato 8500 casa si trova in una bella zona di South County circa 1,5 km dalla spiaggia bella città. La casa fu costruita nel 1800 da pietra estratti sul sito. Anche se la planimetria è rimasto fedele al progetto originale, essa è completamente stato aggiornato - tra cui l'ascensore. La casa e i giardini sono un continuo work in progress con nuovi fiori, alberi, giardini e miglioramenti ogni anno. I giardini sono un giardino bianco, giardino d'acqua con koi, un ombra giardino e un piccolo giardino con fontana. Il Richards ha quattro camere da letto con letti re o Regina. Tutte le camere dispongono di bagno privato e caminetti. Una regina suite e una suite di due stanze re/regina entrambi hanno salotti separati. Ogni mattina, gli ospiti scia fino al profumo di, gourmet colazione Nancy, servita nella sala da pranzo ben arredata.
5 su giugno 10, 2013
My sister and I along with our parents went up to Narragansett for a family wedding last weekend. We stayed in the blue room and the lavendar suite. Both rooms were spacious, comfortable, and clean. The bathroom in the blue room had a great shower with great water pressure. Breakfast was delicious. The grounds are beautiful and the hosts were very nice. I would recommend this B&B.
4,8 su agosto 28, 2012
My husband, 2 grown sons and our 12 year old granddaughter spent a wonderful weekend at the Richards' while we relaxed in Narragansett. We had the 2 bedroom suite, with sitting room and private bath which were decorated beautifully and gave us plenty of room for all of us to be together, and have separateness when needed! Nancy and Steven were terrific, interesting and engaging hosts and we had quite a few laughs as well. Nancy made scrumptious breakfasts each morning....great for grown-ups and kids alike. We wandered the lovely grounds, enjoying the hammock, plantings and koi pond. We will definitely be back!
2,6 su luglio 18, 2012
As shown on their website, the Richards B&B is a lovely old stone home in Narragansett. We booked the two bedroom suite so we could share it with our daughter and son-in-law. Imagine our surprise to find that the most expensive "room" was the most bare bones. Decorated sparsely with no attention to charm, the suite looked like what it was originally used for when the house was built - the servants quarters. The sitting area was comprised of an uncomfortable loveseat and 2 uncomfortable chairs and there was neither a TV nor music anywhere in the house. We have stayed at a lot of B&Bs and there is usually a feel of welcome, but "Druids Dream" was a nightmare of cold, impersonal space. Sherry in the rooms? No. Water glasses that once used were never cleaned or replaced? Yes. The extra blanket from the closet turned out to be full of beach sand and ruined one night's sleep. On the positive side, the breakfasts were good, the other guest rooms were quite lovely as were the grounds. However, our overall impression was of a formal and impersonal house where we did not feel comfortable or particularly welcome.
5 su luglio 25, 2011
We just returned from 3 days in paradise at The Richards Bed and Breakfast. The Inn keepers were down-to-earth and charming. The house is beautiful, elegant inside with beautiful gardens outside. I enjoyed resting in the hammock while listening to the gentle water fall by the Koi pond. The breakfasts were delicious, Nancy should market her homemade muffins! Our rooms were air conditioned which was needed during the heat wave this weekend. The beds are comfortable, the shower was forceful and had plenty of hot water. The inn is close to the beaches and we are ready to move-in with the Richards!
4,8 su giugno 24, 2011
This will go down as one of our most memorable stays anywhere. The set up of the home is excellent plenty of common areas and everything fully decorated (we came away with many new ideas for our own home). The grounds are wonderful we spent considerable time walking the gardens and in the Folly. The hosts were very open and happy to explain about the house and made great food recommendations. They are definately people persons. We will come back.
4,8 su giugno 27, 2010
My wife and I traveled from Delaware for a short vacation here about a year ago. Ever since, I have put off writing this review but am compelled to do it since our memory is so positive. The Richards are gracious hosts and their home comfortable and histroically very interesting. The history lesson alone is worth the visit but the gardens around the home are so lovely and the breakfast to die for. What more could you want? Pay them a visit. You wont be sorry. JB
5 su giugno 11, 2010
What a treasure! The stately home has been beautifully, lovingly restored. The rooms are spacious and very comfortable. The grounds are filled with flowers and birds, and a private walking path right to the ocean. The food is fresh, tasty and comforting. The hosts are interesting, genuinely friendly people. My husband and I have been in and out of many a bed & breakfast, but this one is something special. A. O'Neill
4,8 su luglio 28, 2009
I planned my 10th wedding anniversary getaway on the weekend of 7/24/09 and shopped around for B & B's in Rhode Island. The Richards B & B was the most pleasant vacation experience I ever had. The proprietor was warm, friendly, and cooked some outstanding breakfasts. It was very close to the beach, to the town square and a short drive to Point Judith. The house itself was very accomodating for just relaxing if you wanted to stay in. I would highly reccomend The Richards B & B for anyone searching for a unique vacationing experience. J. Tisk
5 su luglio 13, 2009
This place was extremely clean and comfortable. We stayed here on our wedding night and the night after and were very impressed. The hostess was very friendly and accommodating, and her breakfasts were delicious!
The Lavender Suite has two separate rooms - the main bedroom has a queen canopy bed. The sitting room has a small couch, and two comfortable chairs with a twin bed. The en-suite bath is between the two rooms
Prezzo per notte: $200 - $200
Prezzo per notte: $200 - $200
Yellow Room has a queen canopy bed with a settee that can be used as a twin bed and two comfortable chairs. The private bath is outside the room in the hall - this is not a shared bath
Prezzo per notte: $180 - $180
Prezzo per notte: $180 - $180
The 2 Bed Room Suite includes one bedroom that has a king bed, the other separate bedroom has a queen bed. There is a very comfortable separate siting room that has a wicker couch and 2 wicker chairs. The suite also has an en-suite bath. All 3 rooms are 12 x 12 and occupies the back wing of the house. THE rate for one bedroom is $200 per night and if both bedrooms are used the charge is $270 per night.
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Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Spiaggia, Casino, Concerti, Cene da gourmet, Interessi Storici, Musica dal vivo, Cinema, Musei, Parchi Nazionali/Statali, Zona Naturale, Oceano, Teatro, Area Picnic, Servizi religiosi, Fiume, Vigneti, Azienda vinicola, Zoo
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Skip to comments.TITANIC WEEK - PROGRAM SCHEDULE (HEAVY)
Posted on 04/10/2012 6:29:25 PM PDT by the OlLine Rebel
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"Titanic Tech" - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/12 @9a, & @3p
"Lost Worlds: Building the Titanic" - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/12 @10a & @4p
"Titanic's Tragic Sister" (mostly about Britannic) - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/12 @1p & @7p
"Hollywood Dailies (may cover various movies that focused on it) - REELZ - 4/12 @5:30p; 4/13 @2a & @3a & @ 7:30a
"Titanic's Achilles Heel" - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/12 @8p & 4/13 @12a; same - History Channel - 4/15 @11a
"Titanic's Final Moments: Missing Pieces" - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/12 @10p & 4/13 @2a; same - History Channel - 4/15 @9a
"Last Mysteries of the Titanic" - Science Channel - 4/13 @5a; same - Discovery Channel - 4/14 @1p
"Titanic: Birth of the Legend" - Discovery Channel - 4/14 @2p
What Sank Titanic? Discovery Channel 4/14 @3p
Titanic (mini-series) 1st part ABC - 4/14 @ 8p Last part 4/15 @ 9p
"NAZI Titanic" - H2 (History Channel 2) - 4/14 @9p & 4/15 @1a
Rebuilding Titanic (series) National Geographic Channel 4/15 @10a straight thru @2p
Secrets of the Titanic - National Geographic Channel 4/15 @3p
Titanic at 100: Mystery Solved - History Channel 4/15 @8p; 4/16 @12a; & 4/17 @ 4p
Titanic ping....
Thanks very much.
So let it be written, so let the ping be done. I didn't even realize so many programs were upcoming.
Many thanks for posting this....and hopefully TCM will show "A Night to Remember."
Wonder when they will load up History channel 2 with nothistory and create HC3 for history. I have basic cable and only get History/nothistory channel. Why do these channels move away from the subject that they are supposed to be about??? Maybe the food channel will start showing shows about history and I will have a history channel again.
Thanks for posting.
I've been considering selling my collection of Titanic literature at this time for years, but find myself quite attached to the books and misc. stuff too much to really act on it. I have a rare copy of 'Home From the Sea' by Capt. Rostron, one of the memorials written in May of 1912 and the usual bric-a-brack like coal from the Titanic, reproduction tea cup and the like. Probably 30-40 volumes in all with films, printed matter and odd bits. I'd sell, but, again, I've grown quite fond of all that dust collecting rubbish.
Do I hear any bids?
I just read an old thread saying it's showing on Sat.
I don't understand my DVR sometimes - I put in "Titanic" and not everything shows up - or, some lesbian sicko fest will show up because it used the word. I tried looking specifically for NTR since maybe it actually didn't see "Titanic" in it, but nothing yet.
Meanwhile, someone the other week posted TCM will show the movie Sat!
Nobody does it better than the Brits..
I have a reminder to ping the Titanic list as well as alert Vision, who runs the TCM Classic Movie list, on Thursday of this week. The TCM showing of A Night to Remember will be Saturday night (April 14, 2012) at 9:00 PM Eastern.
Above, David McCallum, also noted for his role in The Man from U.N.C.L.E., on the right as Marconi Wireless operator Harold Bride.
I'll post it, Friday. Are you sure it's on at 9pm est Sat? That's not a normal start time.
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Whew! Good catch and thanks. My agenda item here at work shows 21:00 (9 PM) for the showing but, as it turns out, I used my local time (Central). The showing, using Eastern Daylight Time, will be at 22:00 (10 PM) this Saturday night for TCM's A Night to Remember.
One of the comments from the cited URL, above, pretty much nails it IMHO:
The most recent Titanic was technically a better film; ie. the sets were historically accurate, the special effects were better,and more was known about the final minutes of the tragedy. However, for the raw feel of what it must have been like that terrible night,and the added story of the California and the Carpathia, this films tells the story much better. The British cast and the B&W film, doesn't hurt it either. You get many more sides of the story, not only first class, but crew, steerage, and the rescue attempt. A superior Film, not to be missed by any Titanic enthusiast. (Neil Castellon 9/20/08)
Turns out, there really is trouble in DirecTV land. I searched specifically for NTR and it came up "none". Then I went through the Guide, brute-forcing it down to Saturday, and there it is.
My husband said some have been complaining lately about Search in DirecTV.
So who knows how many other things I'm missing?
My TCM "Now Playing" guide says that "A Night To Remember" (1958) will run this Saturday, April 14 at 10pm ET / 7pm PT.
Thanks for the Titanic pings, re_nortex!
Just wait til y'all get the bill for my ping list services! :-) :-)
I have been reading a weird recent release book about Titanic 2012 that involves an alien species that was aboard and is still on board awaiting to infect a deep salvage team and to infect all mankind, totally cheesy.
I don't know. Maybe payments, maybe threats, people do a lot of things when they are motivated.
But the fact of the matter is that there are entire sections, seams, passageways, etc., of each ship that are unique to them alone, that cannot be explained in any other way. Look at the photos, compare for yourself. The ships were swapped.
Your middle link - Titanic-Titanic - doesn't seem to take the conspiracy submitted too seriously.
A boatload.
You honestly think some 15k people can be shut up?
Remember the game in school to teach how things get mangled - whisper from 1 student to the next and see how the story comes out mangled from the last student? And that's only 15 students!
In this case, the chance of KEEPING them quiet is along the same vein - it's impossible. Even if none of them wants to betray the secret, it's going to pop out sometime. It might not be the exact truth, but it'll give any inkling something happened. No one is that good at keeping quiet for decades - certainly no power is capable of ensuring 15k people don't squeal.
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January 28th, 2005, 7:30 PM
Whats your fave day of the week?
Mines the 4th of July..just because..
January 28th, 2005, 11:01 PM
Day of the week, or year? o.o;
Week - I love Friday~ =3 I have that feeling of freedom as I leave school, and I can stay up late, it rocks. xD
Year - Christmas~ Winter vacation, mwahaha.... xD;
January 28th, 2005, 11:05 PM
Friday. My parents work late on Friday, and sometimes my bro is gone for longer as well.
January 29th, 2005, 6:24 AM
My favorite day of the week is friday and wednsday.
January 29th, 2005, 6:36 AM
I like Friday the most because then you can stay up late and have fun. ^^
January 29th, 2005, 6:45 AM
Friday cause you get a break from school an stuff.
January 29th, 2005, 7:44 AM
Favourite day of the week would be sunday, 'cause there's no school and it's just a day where i can just relax.
Favourite day of the year would be whenever it's sunday !
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January 29th, 2005, 8:01 AM
Favorite Day of the Week is Saturday! Good shows, family events, staying up late! Have fun.
Favorite Day of the Year is when school's over! It leads to video games and my birthday. And a few good holidays.
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January 29th, 2005, 2:37 PM
My favorite day of the week is Friday, because you have the whole weekend ahead of you.
My favorite day of the year is July 4th why, because it's my birthday and Independence day at the same time!
January 29th, 2005, 5:55 PM
Wednesday: Short day of sch00l. We get out at 12:55 P.M instead of the usual 2:01 P.M
Friday: It's a g00d day because you know sch00l is done for and as said above, you have a weekend to l00k forward to. (late night parties!)
Saturday: You can wake up anytime you desire! (yes no sch00l! T_T) Well.. for some of us that have freedom that day. The day also is g00d to go out to places, go to a friends house, and etc. (the day of fun)
January 30th, 2005, 8:37 AM
Friday, it's the day we get out of school, I get to go on the internet the latest, knowing it's friday makes me think that there is no school tomorrow, which is a big relief.
January 30th, 2005, 8:48 AM
friday of course cuz after it comes the weekend and theres no school =D
January 30th, 2005, 9:16 AM
Thursday or Sunday...I get out early on thursday ^^
January 30th, 2005, 10:33 AM
my favorite day of the weeK thursday, it's the only day when i don't have any art classes ^_^
January 30th, 2005, 10:38 AM
I love Fridays, and Saturday Mornings.
Friday cuz I feel free and don't have to work on school work.
Saturday because i have no school, and it still gives me that little spark of joy I used to get when I was little.
January 30th, 2005, 10:47 AM
I like Saturday because there is no school, and the feeling that you have nothing to worry about. Plus Saturday has good tv shows on!
Favorite day of the year is the day after the last day of school. You have the feeling of freedom, but your not yet bored from nothing to do XD
January 30th, 2005, 10:51 AM
OH YEAH, favorite of the year would be the last day of the year. For me it is a half day where we just go in and get report cards/say goodbye to friends. That day feels the best I gotta tell you.
January 30th, 2005, 5:57 PM
My favorite day of the week ish Friday. Not only does the name sound cool, but it's right before the weekend and on the last day of school! XD I think it's every kid's dream to have the entire week consist purely of Fridays and Saturdays. X3
January 30th, 2005, 6:22 PM
Thursdays, i don't know why i like thursdays so much, myabe it's because i will always have the fact that there is one more day of school and finally a 3 day break. (Or maybe because it's the mile that day XD.)
January 30th, 2005, 9:11 PM
Favourite day of the year: November the 11th. I wonder why...
Favourite day of the week: Friday and Thursday pwn you. XD Friday is just... relaxing. And I love to come home with two glorious days ahead of me. And Thursday is near the end of the week; it reminds me of the twilight, beautiful twilight... XD
Alchemist Alphonse
January 30th, 2005, 9:39 PM
Well I really like Sunday because it seems it is one of the most relaxed days of the week. It is very laid back and low stress.
January 30th, 2005, 10:42 PM
Friday is the day of the week XD, just because its the end of the week and the following days are the weekend XD. Also it just has a certain relief to it, that its the last weekday of the week and you proberly don't have to worry about waking up at a certain time the next day.
Demonic Angel
January 31st, 2005, 1:42 AM
I like Friday 'cause it's the last day of the school week, and it always feels relaxing.
Day of the year...January 7th.
The Fallen
January 31st, 2005, 3:27 PM
I like Thursdays because it used to signal the end of the week for me when i was in high school, lol.I guess i haven't let go of it yet.
January 31st, 2005, 4:57 PM
My most fave day is Friday. Ahhh The weekend to look forward to...
January 31st, 2005, 5:10 PM
I meant both..day of the week and day of the year, and did I tell you my fave day of the week is Sunday? you know what I do on Sundays..
January 31st, 2005, 5:49 PM
Oh woops, I like this holiday that muslims celebrate that is alot like christmus and I got $100 On that day O_o
February 1st, 2005, 6:57 AM
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UW associate head coach Greg Gard raved about the athletic ability and tenacity of Holloway, 6-foot-7 and 240 pounds, and Buckner, 6-9 and 235. "Just relentless on the glass," Gard said. "Both him and Buckner attack the glass a lot like Michigan State does; a lot like Minnesota did.
"They just keep coming after you. . . . And they know that (Marshall) Henderson is going to shoot the ball quite a bit. So their chance to go get their hands on it is to go rebound what he misses."
Can UW's big men keep Ole Miss from snaring a high number of offensive rebounds? The Badgers did lead the Big Ten in defensive rebounding percentage (.732) so they have shown the ability to control the glass. They need to keep Holloway and Buckner from getting to loose balls on Friday.
"Those guys are big and physical and athletic and relentless," Berggren said. "We watched film on them and it showed them just eating up the glass.
"If you don't match their aggressiveness and physical play they will eat you up. We faced that all year long in the Big Ten.
"I've been saying all year long that what we faced in the Big Ten is great preparation for what we're going to see in the tournament."
Berggren was a non-factor in the Big Ten title game against Ohio State. That cannot happen in the NCAA Tournament or UW could lose to any foe, including Ole Miss.
Bruesewitz, who is shooting just 28.2% from three-point range, warmed in the Big Ten tournament by hitting 5 of 13 attempts (38.5%). If he continues that trend it will help UW's offense immensely.
Evans was fabulous in victories over Michigan and Indiana in the Big Ten tournament. If he continues his strong play down low, scoring and finding open shooters, UW could make a deep run in the tournament.
Edge: Even.
UW's Traevon Jackson and Ben Brust vs. Ole Miss' Marshall Henderson, Jarvis Summers and Nick Williams.
Summers suffered a concussion in the SEC quarterfinals against Missouri and sat out the semifinals and title game. He is expected to play Friday. Summers is a terrific point guard who takes care of the ball (3.7 assists, 1.6 turnovers) and adds 9.0 points per game.
Henderson is the player UW must stop or at least control to keep Ole Miss from springing the upset. Henderson has taken 24% of the Rebels' field-goal attempts (507 of 2,110), including 52.4% of their three-pointers (367 of 701).
He averages 10.8 three-point attempts per game but is crafty enough to use fakes against aggressive defenders to draw fouls or get into the lane.
"He can get his shot in a lot of different ways," Gard said. "And he is labeled just as a shooter. And the numbers show that 72% of his shots are threes. But I've seen him get so many other buckets in different ways."
When Williams was knocked out of the SEC tournament, reserve Derrick Millinghaus took over. He hit the game-winner against Missouri and then averaged 8.0 points, 1.5 assists and 1.0 turnover per game in the semifinals and title game.
Jackson has improved dramatically for UW since early in the season and has shown the ability to hit crucial shots late in a possession or in a game. He must take care of the ball because Ole Miss averages 8.4 steals per game and the Rebels' opponents average 15.6 turnovers per game.
Brust has developed a solid all-around offensive game after coming to UW as little more than a spot-up shooter. He is averaging 11.2 points per game overall, 12.3 over the last 13 games. He must stay aggressive and hunt for his shots both from three-point range and near the basket.
"He kind of makes me mad when he's not as aggressive as he should be," Jackson said. "I don't care if he's missing because he is that good of a shooter. I've been trying to encourage him to do that, play more loose and more aggressive."
Edge: Ole Miss.
UW's Bo Ryan vs. Ole Miss' Andy Kennedy.
UW is making its 12th consecutive NCAA Tournament appearance under Ryan, in his 12th season as head coach. The Badgers have lost their opening game just once under Ryan and have reached the Sweet 16 in three of the last five seasons.
Kennedy, in his seventh season at Ole Miss, failed to guide the Rebels to the NCAA Tournament in each of his first six seasons. However, the Rebels are on a roll. Their NCAA bubble appeared to burst with a 73-67 loss to Mississippi State on March 2 but they've since won five consecutive games.
Edge: UW.