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* The Vols are 62-50 (.554) all-time in the SEC Tournament.
* Since the tournament was renewed in 1979, the Vols are 27-35 (.435).
* The Vols have reached the SEC Tournament Championship for the first time since 2009 (lost to Mississippi State in Tampa).
* Tennessee's four SEC Tournament titles are the third-most of any league member.
* Only Kentucky (27) and Alabama (6) have won the SEC Tournament more times than Tennessee.
* Only Kentucky (119 wins) has more SEC Tournament victories than the Vols (62).
* UT's .554 winning percentage in the SEC Tournament is third-best in the league.
* This is the 14th time the SEC Tournament has been held in Atlanta and the 11th time it has been played at the Georgia Dome.
* The Vols own a 10-14 SEC Tournament record in the city of Atlanta.
* UT owns a 6-10 (.375) all-time record in the Georgia Dome, with all those contests taking place in the SEC Tournament.
* Tennessee has been the No. 4 seed in the SEC Tournament just twice previously (1980 and 1990).
* The Vols have not won the SEC Tournament since 1979 in Birmingham, Ala. Current Vol Network radio analyst Bert Bertelkamp was a member of that team.
* The Vols are now 4-13 all-time vs. the AP #1 team in America. Tennessee has won four of the last seven games vs. the No. 1.
* Saturday's game was the 100th in Cuonzo Martin's career as a head coach with the #Vols. He is now 60-40 (.600) all-time on Rocky Top. * Cuonzo Martin's Vols now have a 10-6 record in March games.
* Cuonzo Martin is 5-6 in conference tournaments as a head coach (three MVC Tournaments and two SEC Tournaments).
* This is UT's 24th all-time 20-win season and the second 20-win campaign under third-year coach Cuonzo Martin. * Under third-year head coach Cuonzo Martin, Tennessee is 10-6 in rematch games including a 3-3 mark this season. * Under second-year head coach Cuonzo Martin, Tennessee is 47-11 (.810) in games it led at halftime.
Tennessee was just the second team this season to lead Florida by double-figures in a game. Wisconsin led Florida by 11 back on Nov. 12 on the way to a Badgers' 59-53 victory. That was the first of just two losses this season for Florida.
Tennessee held a 35-28 lead at halftime, just the eighth time this season, the Gators trailed at intermission. The last was on Feb. 19 vs. Auburn (down 38-30), but Florida rallied to win 71-66 .
Florida is now 6-2 when trailing at intermission.
* Tennessee's three major athletic programs own a combined 10-17 (.371) record at the Georgia Dome.
* In addition to the men's basketball team's 6-10 all-time record there, the Vols football program also has struggled in that venue.
* The Vols own a 3-6 gridiron record at the Dome. The football program had lost six straight at the Dome from 2001-09 before winning in its most recent appearance, a 35-21 victory over NC State in the 2012 Chick-fil-A Kickoff (Aug. 31, 2012).
* The Lady Vols basketball program owns a .500 record at the Georgia Dome, splitting its only two appearances there.
* Tennessee is 13-15 (.464) all-time in domes.
* The Vols are 6-3 in the Superdome, 6-10 in the Georgia Dome, 1-1 in the Edward Jones Dome and 0-1 in the Alamodome.
Martin started guard Jordan McRae, guard Josh Richardson, guard Antonio Barton, forward Jeronne Maymon, forward Jarnell Stokes for the sixth game in a row. This was Tennessee first loss since returning to this lineup.
Tennessee is now 15-7 with that starting line-up.
* Antonio Barton started for the sixth game in a row -- coinciding with the Vols five-game win streak -- after coming off the bench for eight games in a row. He made his 24th start of the season, in his only season as a Vol.
Stokes made his 75th consecutive start, dating to February of 2012. He has started 80 of his 83 career games.
McRae has started all 33 games this season along with Stokes. In his career, McRae has 70 starts.
The Tennessee defense held Florida to 56 points, the 52nd time in the last 64 games that the Vols have held their opponent to under-70 points dating to last season.
The 56 points were the second-fewest by Florida this season. Only Wisconsin held them to fewer (53 on Nov. 12, in a 59-53 Badger win).
Over the last four games, the Vols' defense has held foes to an average of 47.4.
Junior Jarnell Stokes (13 points) has scored in double-figures 15 games in a row.
Jarnell Stokes continued to add to his Tennessee career leading total of offensive rebounds with four in the game. Stokes now has 319 in his career. Second on the list is Wayne Chism (302).
Stokes fourth in the nation averaging 4.5 offensive rebounds per game.
McRAE MOVES UP SCORING CHART
Senior guard Jordan McRae finished with 15 points.
It's McRae's 28th double-digit performance of the season and his 13th in 14 games.
McRae has scored in double-figures in 66 of his 110 career games.
McRae is now 16th on the Tennessee career scoring list at 1,442 career points. He moved Ron Widby (1,432).
Next on the list is Ron Slay with 1,569 points.

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Meanwhile, a UN reports has indicated that the fighting in Syria is no longer a battle between Assad and his enemies. It is increasingly becoming a sectarian conflict. The report also indicated presence of foreign fighters inside Syria. The UN report termed the conflict as a war where no military victory is possible.
Miniature battles are taking place on the sidelines of the wider conflict-between Assad and Rebels.
Most of the minority groups have armed themselves for self-defence. However, the report maintained that main front remains with the forces of Bashar al-Assad and majority Sunny community of Syria.
The reports indicated foreign fighters from as many as 29 different states, including, Europe and America.
The conflict is showing no signs of abating and has claimed over 44,000 lives according to London-based Syrian Observatory of Human Rights.
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Is there a specific equation to find the limiting reactant? Can someone explain it to me because I don't understand it.
Yes, and if you posted the question about Cr and Al, I gave specific details there. In general, however, the mole ratio is nothing more than a conversion factor. Let me give an example but in inches to cm. How many cm in 10 inches?
We know there are 2.54 cm in 1 inch, so the conversion factor is one of these two factors
(1 inch/2.54 cm) or (2.54 cm/1 inch).
We start with what we have, in this case, 10 inches. We want to convert 10 inches to cm.
10 inches x factor = ?? cm. All we need to do is to insert one of the two factors, but how do we know which to use? Easy. We want the inches unit to cancel (the unit we don't want) and we want to have cm left (the unit we want to keep).
10 inches x (2.54 cm/1 inch) = 25.4 cm. Note that we placed the 1 inch in the denominator so it will cancel with the inches (from 10 inches) in the numerator. So the inches unit is gone and we are left with cm which is what we want. What if we decide to place the factor the other way? 10 inches x (1 inch/2.54 cm) = 3.94 inches2/cm. The unit is not cm, the unit is some strange duck called inches2/cm and I have no idea what that unit is. That's how these are done. For your question, where do you get the factor? The factor is the ratio of the coefficients in the balanced equation.
The equation 2H2 + O2 ==> 2H2O and we have 3 moles H2 and want to convert to moles O2.
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"LADY IN CEMENT," the continuing adventures of Frank Sinatra's Miami-based private eye, Tony Rome, is such a perfect blending of material with milieu that the movie's extraordinary vulgarity and sloppiness can almost be cherished for themselves, like wide-screen graffiti. The film opened yesterday at the Cinema Rendezvous Theater and other houses in the neighbodhoods.
Unlike "The Detective," an earlier collaboration of Mr. Sinatra, Gordon Douglas as director and Aaron Rosenberg as producer, "Lady In Cement" turns its fakery and garishness into negative virtues that can be appreciated, if not particularly admired. It is to well-planned movies what one of those 10-year-old Miami Beach hotels—one that has begun to crack—is to the Plaza—a reminder of a fantastic, All-American life-style that is no less significant because it's not especially good.
Mr. Sinatra's Tony Rome, described by one character as the only man he knows who "owns a yacht and eats left-over TV dinners," is much closer kin to Norman Mailer's Lieut. Francis Xavier Pope than ((as has been suggested by some critics) to Humphrey Bogart's Sam Spade.
Although Sinatra's gum-shoeing game-playing—making a movie with his pals while doing a gig at the "Bloo (that is, the Fontainebleau Hotel)—never reaches the heights of Mailer's "Beyond the Law," there is about it the same kind of ingenuousness.
The only problem is that Sinatra's ingenuousness seems somewhat arrogant in a multi-million-dollar movie. The screenplay by Marvin H. Albert and Jack Guss, based on a novel by Mr. Albert, is a blueprint for proper confusion.
Mr. Sinatra is hired by an overgrown, small-time hood (Dan Blocker) to locate his missing girl friend. In the course of tracking her down (literally, since she is at the bottom of Biscayne Bay, nude except for a block of cement around her ankles), he runs across an assortment of Mafia types, hookers and heiresses played by people like Martin Gabel, Lainie Kazan and Raquel Welch.
Mr. Douglas, who has about as much style as a director as a three-year-old finger painter, simply lets the movie proceed, with little or no thought to plot or pictorial continuity. The exterior color photography embraces everything from the livid clarity of a picture-postcard to the washed-out look of a home movie. The film still has more of the feel of Miami Beach, where people sunbathe and sweat by platoons, than did the more ambitious "The Detective" have of New York.
As he has proved in the past, Mr. Sinatra has a very fine and rare talent, but he needs good people to bring it out, like John Franken-heimer in "The Manchurian Candidate" or Ella Fitzgerald and Antonio Carlos Jobim in last year's television special. In "Lady in Cement," he has no one to bounce off, but since the entire movie is so consistently crude, it doesn't make much difference.
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JOHN BURNETT, BYLINE: The cold logic of arithmetic is that the Texas Senate already had the votes to pass the anti-abortion bill. Then the gallery erupted, the Senate floor descended into chaos, and the clock ran out before the bill could be finalized.
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But there's no question that abortion rights forces are fired up. They've scheduled a big rally at noon today on the capital steps. Heather Busby is executive director of NARAL Texas, a leading abortion rights group.
HEATHER BUSBY: What we saw Tuesday night is the people supporting the filibuster, and taking it on to midnight with a spontaneous outburst. So the challenge is to keep up this energy throughout this second session. I think people are very angry about what's going on, and they'll continue to show up.
BURNETT: Among the midnight protesters was Austin civic activist Mandy Dealey, who spent 16 hours at the capital that day and night. But the elation is fading as the second special session looms.
MANDY DEALEY: I think there will be an abortion bill. I don't have any great hope that it will be blocked again. But I do hope that there will be the opportunity for amendments that might soften it a bit and make it less onerous.
BURNETT: The omnibus abortion bill that will return would make abortion illegal after 20 weeks, instead of the normal 24 weeks. It would require abortion clinics to upgrade their facilities, and further regulate credentials for doctors. Abortion rights supporters say the new law would force most Texas abortion clinics to close.
The Tuesday night rumble in the Senate only deepened the acrimony surrounding an already controversial issue. Republicans are steaming, not just because Lieutenant Governor David Dewhurst lost control of the proceedings, but by what they see as outrageous conduct by activists.
Texans for Life Coalition President Kyleen Wright told member station KERA she and other pro-lifers were in the crowd, too, but they were outnumbered.
KYLEEN WRIGHT: It was a scary mob. I mean, we hid in locked rooms in the basement...
WRIGHT: ...for awhile, yes, until there were enough troopers to take us out.
BURNETT: Republican State Senator Bob Duell is a co-sponsor of the abortion bill.
STATE SENATOR BOB DUELL: They suppressed our votes. I mean, I don't think the people in the gallery were representative of the people of Texas. You had the, look, the International Socialist Organization. You had the Occupy Wall Street crowd.
BURNETT: He predicted it would take about 12 days to get a new abortion bill through the House and the Senate and to the governor's desk, where Perry is waiting with pen in hand. The governor spoke last week at the National Right to Life Convention in Dallas.
GOVERNOR RICK PERRY: We are under no obligation to make things easier for the abortionist.
BURNETT: If there's a winner in the abortion free-for-all in Texas, it's new superstar Senator Wendy Davis, who filibustered for 12 hours in her pink running shoes. The Harvard-trained lawyer from Fort Worth has seen her name recognition soar, and she's said to be considering a run for governor next year. Davis spoke on all three Sunday morning talk shows. Here she is NBC's "Meet the Press."
STATE SENATOR WENDY DAVIS: I don't think that we'll concede that the battle is over. And even if this bill passes, obviously, there will be challenges to it going forward...
BURNETT: As Texas Democrats - who haven't won a statewide election since 1994 - they're wondering if Wendy Davis may be the chosen one they have long awaited.
John Burnett, NPR News, Austin.
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Note that -checkfor2- runs the user-written command -nmissing- which would need to be installed separately if a user had not previously installed that. The help file makes a cross-reference to this program but does not spell out that it is required. As it happens, it is not clear why -nmissing- is used at all, as it is only employed to pick up the number of missings which could, and indeed should, be done much more efficiently and directly with a -count-. Another detail that is worthy of note is that -checkfor2- -sort-s on each variable in turn. This is not documented, appears unnecessary for what the program does, and is indeed a misfeature as in general -checkfor2- will change the sort order of your data. I think it is a good principle that Stata commands should only change the sort order of your data when that is a purpose of the command and is also explicitly documented. Nick email@example.com firstname.lastname@example.com > Thanks to Prof. Baum, a new Stata command is available from the SSC > archives: > > -checkfor2- A Stata module to check whether a variable exists > or not in a > dataset. > > Description: > > checkfor2 is a routine to check for existence of a list of > variables within a > (usually big) data set. > checkfor2 searchs through the data whether the variable > exists. If it does not, > a message is issued. > If it does, the program looks for missings structure. > Finally, if requested, the > program stores the > available variables in a macro for future use. A tolerance > level for missings > could also be set. > To install the package, type: > > .ssc install checkfor2 * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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From: Happy Food,
Grab the Galaxy and crack out the Cadbury's – a recent study has suggested that those who eat chocolate may be less susceptible to heart disease and strokes than those who don't. Well, that's enough to get us sprinting to the newsagent's...
So how can chocolate, which contains high levels of sugar and is often linked to obesity, help to keep us in good health? Although research has suggested that chocolate consumption can reduce the risk of suffering a stroke by up to 37%, scientists still remain baffled as to how. Whilst some forms of chocolate contain antioxidant flavonoids, there is speculation that it is in fact the relaxing properties of chocolate that help to protect us from disease. We reckon that's another great reason to indulge in the sweet stuff at the end of a long, hard day...
Catherine Collins, a dietitian at St George's Healthcare NHS Trust, said, 'I do feel that the perceived relaxing effect of chocolate (which is recorded in studies as being as soon as the taste and 'mouthfeel' of chocolate is experienced, before the product has hit the intestine and contributed to blood levels of sugar/serotonin) is a contributor – perhaps akin to modest alcohol consumption – a relaxing treat, perceived as a 'de-stressor' and a food whose cost base is so low it's affordable by virtually all.'
But hang on a minute – before you put your head in a bag of M&Ms, it's worth remembering that there are plenty of ways to look after your heart without piling on the pounds. Victoria Taylor, Senior Heart Health Dietitian at the British Heart Foundation, said 'If you want to reduce your heart disease risk, there are much better places to start than at the bottom of a box of chocolates. You can still eat chocolate as part of a balanced diet but moderation is key because this sweet treat is usually packed with saturated fat and calories.' Perhaps we won't scoff the whole of that 1kg bar of Dairy Milk, then...
Craving a sweet treat? We've got a mouth-watering recipe for chocolate sauce with a cheeky chilli kick. Shunning the sugar and looking to follow a healthier diet? Have a look at our nutritional advice page to kick start your new lifestyle.
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One of my favourite enterprise features that Microsoft is adding to Windows 8 is Windows To Go, which lets you provision a desktop on a USB flash drive and take it with you to boot on any hardware that meets the usual Windows 8 requirements. An IT department can build a desktop image, with applications installed (perhaps some of the intranet apps that you wouldn't let your staff install on their home PC), and even domain join it before passing it to someone who needs to travel light, or who wants to be able to do some sensitive work on their personal laptop (the one that's full of spyware and crap because their kids have had the ability to install anything – you know the one – it's got so many browser toolbars that any web page is only an inch or two tall!). You can even secure it with BitLocker, without requiring a TPM chip in the hardware that's going to host it.
Speaking of that host hardware, as I said, so long as it would support Windows 8 and will boot from USB, then you're good to go. You won't have access to any internal drives in that hardware (unless you're also the administrator of that machine), but you will be able to use additional devices that you've plugged into its other USB ports, for example. When you use Windows To Go on a host PC for the first time, it's going to do some plug'n'play detection (which may take a few minutes), then continue to boot. Every new bit of hardware is going to be stored in a profile, so the next time you use the same host it's going to boot much faster (about as fast as you would expect from an internal drive).
Windows To Go isn't, as a recent TechTarget mailing so cleverly pointed out, the answer to all your "Consumerisation of IT" dreams – they astutely observed that Windows To Go won't run on an iPad. Running Windows from a USB flash drive on a device that has no USB port is apparently beyond Microsoft – shame on them! 😉
As an additional security measure, if you need to exit in a hurry (I like to imagine myself using Windows To Go behind enemy lines while I'm on some kind of secret mission – I don't know why!), then you can just pull the drive out and the machine will freeze. If you don't push it back into the same USB port within 60 seconds then the machine will reboot. If you knocked it out by accident (because the guy entering the internet cafe wasn't actually a SPECTRE assassin hot on your heels), then you can plug it back in and carry on – if you were playing a video at the time, for example, it'll take under a second to continue playback.
So to recap, as the IT guy, you can give somebody a Windows 8 instance (which you trust) that they can boot on their own hardware (which you don't trust!), and you can continue to manage that instance like you would any other domain computer. You can give them software that you wouldn't let them install on an untrusted computer without all the expense of giving them a trusted computer that you've configured. Just as importantly, your user can do important work stuff on the shiny new laptop that they bought for themselves without having to give it to you so that you can configure it and take away their admin rights. It's a fantastic step in the right direction where "Bring Your Own Device/Computer" (BYOD/BYOC) is concerned.
With Windows 8 just in Consumer Preview (and Windows Server 8 in Beta) at present, all the details aren't fully released about this feature yet, so some of this may not be 100% acurate at the time you read this:
You need at least a 32GB (my test image has Windows 8, Office 2010, Windows Live Essentials and a bunch of files on it and it still has 15GB free). The drive should be USB 3.0, although it's going to work when plugged into a USB 2.0 port. These flash drive aren't aren't especially cheap at the moment, and they don't all work as you'd hope…
When OEMs build drives, they have firmware that includes (among other things) a Removable Media Bit. The RMB is the thing that tells Windows whether the drive is "fixed" or "removable" (it defines the seperation in Windows Explorer). The trouble is that if you get one where the RMB is set to "removable" then Windows won't do certain things with it. It won't let you partition the drive, so you can't use BitLocker; it won't run Windows Update (including standalone WU packages); it won't let you download apps from the Microsoft Store, and I dare say there are other things that I haven't come up against yet. With some drives you can flip the value of the RMB, but on the Kingston DT Ultimate G2 32GB that I have, you can't (I asked Kingston about this and told them why it was an issue – they're going to bear it in mind for future products).
The upshot is that while you may be able to get Windows To Go to work today, you might not be able to do everything with it, and you might want to exercise caution before buying a load of drives, even if someone says that it works with a particular model.
All that said, if you want to give it a go, there are step-by-step instructions on the TechNet wiki, and a very informative video from the 2011 BUILD conference. Also, Ars Technica has an step-by-step with a slightly different method, using the WAIK and a single partition, so you can do it on a "removable" drive (although you can tweak the TechNet steps to do that too).
Before I forget (and because this is one of the things that I was asked at the TechDays UK IT Camp this week), you are going to be activating Windows via AD or a key management server, hence my pointing out right at the start of this post that this is an enterprise feature.


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Other things that Windows Phone fans have to look forward to according to the post, include the roll out of the GDR2 Windows Phone 8 update to all Windows Phone 8 models in June and July. The Nokia Lumia 925 already sports this update out of the box. GDR3, which brings support for 1080p displays, will be pushed out in the fall. Early next year, we will see what the source calls the "final chapter in WP's book," Windows Phone Blue. This, he says, will unite all of Microsoft's platforms with common APIs. He mentions Windows Phone, Xbox and Windows all integrating into one united platform.
The post goes on to add that the eagerly awaited Nokia phablet/tablet will be launched around the 2013 holidays. And we shouldn't forget that the tipster says HTC and Huawei will each release a Windows Phone handset this holiday season, and one low to mid range model this summer. Nothing new is expected from Samsung.
Sounds like we should be tossing around the old salt shaker. While there is not anything too outlandish here, it is those plausible rumors that make the most sense that are usually the ones that come back to bite you on the rear.
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Blue Mountain Resort
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Property Location
When you stay at Blue Mountain Resort in Blue Mountains, you'll be next to a golf course and minutes from Blue Mountain Village and Village at Blue. This 4-star condominium resort is within close proximity of Ridge Runner Mountain Coaster and Plunge Aquatic Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 765 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and housekeeping is provided on a limited basis.
Spend the day on the slopes, or enjoy recreational amenities including an indoor pool and a spa tub. Additional features at this condominium resort include wireless Internet access (surcharge), babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and gift shops/newsstands. Getting to nearby attractions is a breeze with the complimentary area shuttle.
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Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and luggage storage. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
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- Total number of rooms - 765
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"Do you want an infection in your va-jay-jay? Because that's what happens when you go in a pool that's not clean. Can you pour some wine in my coffee cup?"
"I been chasin' d*cks since I came out of the womb."
Kim Zolciak (born Kimberleigh Marie 'Kim' Zolciak Biermann May 19, 1978 in Pensacola, Florida). Kim is best known for starring on Bravo's The Real Housewives of Atlanta. The reality star got her own spinoff Don't Be Tardy For The Wedding, and now the series is called simply Don't Be Tardy.
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Kim Zolciak is best known for starring on The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
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Kim Zolciak was born in Pensacola, Florida but grew up in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. The reality star is married to Atlanta Falcons star Kroy Biermann. The two met in 2010 at a charity event in Atlanta. Together they have two sons, Kroy Jr., and Kash. Kim announced on June 5, 2013 that she was pregnant with their third child. Kim has two daughters from a previous marriage, Brielle and Ariana. A few fun facts, Kim once said that she was bi-sexual and she is also a vegetarian. On Aug. 27, it was announced that Kim will be a contestant on the 21st season of Dancing With the Stars.
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White House Correspondents' Dinner: Scarlett Johansson, Nina Dobrev & More!
Our fave a-listers flocked to Hollywood in high fashion frocks for the star studded affair — but who did you think was best dressed?
The stars were aligned for the annual White House Correspondents' Dinner on Apr. 30, with Nina Dobrev, Scarlett Johansson, Brooklyn Decker, Anna Paquin and more turned up looking totally glamourous. While Scarlett debuted her brand new red 'do, mommy-to-be Alyssa Milano brought her baby bump out for the party. Check out who else turned up, find out what they were wearing & VOTE for who was best dressed!


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Utah's defense wasn't bad last year, particularly when you consider it was supported by an anemic offense. But there was a decided lack of big plays that transferred momentum to the team in red.
Here are two telling measures.
Utah forced just 22 turnovers. That ranked 10th in the conference. Six Pac-12 teams forced more than 30.
Opposing offenses scored touchdowns on 31 of 43 red zone trips -- 72 percent. The only conference team that was worse was woeful Colorado.
The loose correlation there? Playmaking. Who's going to make the play that stops a drive short of the end zone?
"We have to make those few plays that win you games," Utes defensive coordinator Kalani Sitake said. "That's the difference between an 8-4 year and a 5-7 year. We didn't make enough of those big-time plays."
Overall, the Utes were pretty middling on defense in 2012, even with massive defensive tackle Star Lotulelei gobbling up blockers. They ranked seventh in the Pac-12 in scoring defense (25.1 points per game) and fifth in total defense (363.5 yards per game). They were still strong against the run, ranking second in the conference. But the end result was lagging.
What Sitake realized is the Pac-12 had something to do with that. In their second year after making the move up from the Mountain West, the Utes saw an injury bug slow down starters and hit their depth. Banged up guys playing more plays than they should is not good anytime but particularly against up-tempo offenses.
"You can't just have just 11 starters anymore with everyone doing these uptempo offenses," Sitake said. "Your twos have to be as good as your ones because they are going to play a lot of snaps."
Utah is still catching up with the rest of the Pac-12 when it comes to top-to-bottom depth.
Further, two of Sitake's top playmakers, defensive end Trevor Reilly and linebacker Brian Blechen, didn't have the seasons they'd hoped for due to nagging injuries, not to mention Blechen's three-game suspension. Reilly hobbled around on a bum knee the entire season, though he still ended up leading the team in tackles.
The good news is both are now healthy. Blechen is back at linebacker and back to 230 pounds. Reilly will be at defensive end instead of outside linebacker.
The questions are at linebacker and cornerback, positions where fall competition should be fierce.
Replacing Star? Not possible but also not a pressing problem.
"You can't replace him," Sitake said. "But we've always had reliable, strong D-tackles. There's never been a shortage of that at Utah."
Sitake is high on JC transfer Sese Ianu, who likely will rotate at tackle with LT Tuipulotu and Tenny Palepoi.
Blechen will lead the linebackers, but the other two spots aren't filled, as LT Filiaga is listed as an "Or" behind V.J. Fehoko and Jared Norris at both middle and rover linebacker, respectively.
In the secondary, things are solid at safety, but the top three cornerbacks from 2012 need to be replaced.
Sitake is optimistic he'll find some answers this fall. But his big-picture hopes aren't focused on specific positions.
"I'd like to see our depth get better," he said. "I'd like for us to remain healthy."
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DURBAN - The family of former Pakistan cricket coach Bob Woolmer expressed relief today at the Jamaican police announcement that he had died of natural causes and not murder as initially suspected.
Woolmer, 58, was found unconscious in his hotel room in Kingston on March 18 after his team had been upset by Ireland in the cricket World Cup.
"We hope that this matter will now be closed and that our family will be left to grieve in peace," his widow Gill Woolmer said in a media statement in South Africa, where the highly respected coach was cremated in May.
She also thanked Jamaican police for treating the family well over the course of the three-month investigation.
"We realise that this investigation has been problematical to conduct given the circumstances and the media spotlight that has been focused upon it," she said.
But Pakistan cricketers had few kind words for the police.
"It has been a traumatic period for all of us because of the unnecessary delay in resolving the cause of Woolmer's death. But finally we are relieved it is all over now," Pakistan Cricket Board spokesman Ehsan Malik said.
The announcement in late March by Jamaican police that Woolmer had been strangulated triggered speculation that irate fans or an illegal gambling syndicate lay behind the murder.
"There is no doubt Pakistan cricket came under great pressure because of the speculations and suspicions surrounding this high-profile case," Malik said.
Malik declined to comment on reports the PCB was contemplating filing for damages against the Jamaican police.
In South Africa, whose national team Woolmer coached from 1994 to 1999, the reaction combined relief for his family with anger at the tortuous investigation.
"Bob left a tremendous legacy in cricket, and to have to go through all this fumbling and bumbling without knowing what happened has been tough," Gary Kirsten, a former South Africa opener, said.
South-Africa all-rounder Shaun Pollock said: "It still doesn't take away from the fact that Bob died, but at least this gives his family some closure."
Current South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said the finding that Woolmer died of natural causes would help clear the air in the broader cricket world.
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"Golden" Caleb Truax (22-1-1, 14 KO's) defeated "Sir" Cerresso Fort (17-2-1, 11 KO's) on Saturday night at the Minneapolis Convention Center, keeping his Minnesota State Middleweight title and picking up the USBA Middleweight title in front of a reported 4000 plus attendance. The opening round was close between the two Minnesotan's with Fort seemingly getting the nod based on activity. Fort jabbed and circled while Truax held back to observe what Fort would bring. The early moments of round two were similar until Truax began to open up, specifically with hard body punches. Truax was landing heavy shots as the round came to a close and a right to the head in the closing seconds appeared to rock Fort. Fort's jab was working from the outside but he was getting busted up from that range. He was warned twice for coming in with his head by referee Mark Nelson while trying to close the range and accidental head butts had opened cuts over both of his eyes by round four. After a small break in the action following the last clash of heads in the fourth, Truax landed a short uppercut that staggered Fort. Truax followed up with more uppercuts and straight rights that sent Fort to the ropes. Fort stumbled forward to tie up but fell the canvas. He made it to his feet on shaky legs by the count of 9 but referee Mark Nelson stopped the fight. The time of the stoppage came at 1:49 of the fourth round.
Jamal "Shango James (11-0, 5 KO's) won the vacant MN state welterweight title with a hard fought victory over "The African Assassin" Mohammed Kayongo (17-3-1, 12 KO's). James won the early rounds by boxing and avoiding the heavy shots of Kayongo. James continued to box from the outside into round three. Although Kayongo had trouble getting inside, he landed a right hand to the head that appeared to send James down to the ropes but it was not ruled a knockdown. James, of Minneapolis was not hurt however and stormed back with an angered look on his face. "The African Assassin" Kayongo, also fighting out of Minneapolis, scored a flash knockdown in the fifth and continued to have success through round six as James did less boxing and played into Kayongo's game of making it a brawl. That is not to say James did not have success trading, but it's the fight Kayongo was looking for. Round seven was the best of the fight with James hurting Kayongo with a body shot early and Kayongo mounting a comeback later. The judges saw the fight in the favor of James with scores of 78-73, and 77-74 on two cards. Kayongo stood with a look of disbelief at the verdict while James celebrated with his team.
Tony "Too Sharp" Lee (8-1-1, 3 KO's) won the vacant MN state lightweight title in a close 8 round battle with Jeremy "Lights Out" McLaurin (10-6-1, 5 KO's). After battling to an action packed draw last June, the two fighters fought an equally entertaining but more skilled battle this time around. Bitter feelings between the two led to wild exchanges in the first meeting but both fighters looked sharper this time as they both stood there ground while taking turns trading shots. The difference maker in the fight was a second round shot by Lee that stumbled McLaurin back to the ropes. Mark Nelson ruled it a knockdown stating the ropes held McLaurin up. McLaurin did not agree with the call and fought on. The two fighters literally traded punches, traded rounds, and traded momentum for the remainder of the fight. Afterwards, and embrace between Lee and McLaurin showed that the two bouts had settled any harsh feelings the former rivals shared as they congratulated each other on a hard fought bout. Scores read 77-74, 76-75, and 76-75 for Lee.
Trevor Marmon of Duluth, MN (1-0-1, 1 KO) and Wisconsin's Adrian Martinez (1-0-1) fought to an exciting four round Majority draw. Scores read 38-38, 38-38, and 39-37 for Martinez. You could make a strong case for this being fight of the night as well with Martinez being more the boxer/puncher and Marmon the stronger, mix it up type fighter. Both men showed they could take a big shot as they laid everything on the line through four rounds.
Nate Richardson (1-0, 1 KO) of Coon Rapids stopped Iowa's Fred Thomas (1-13) at 2:08 of round four in a jr. middleweight bout. The first two rounds were close give rounds. Richardson began to put his shots together in the third and dropped Thomas with a body shot. Referee Gary Miezwa stopped the fight in the fourth when Thomas failed to answer the punishment being dished out by Richardson. Credit goes to Thomas for coming in to Minnesota and putting up a tough fight.
Heavyweight Nathan Luis Rosa (1-0, 1 KO) of Coon Rapids, MN stopped Shakopee, MN's John Schimon (1-2) at 1:03 of the first round. Schimon is tough and durable but Rosa left him no time to fight back after storming him from the gate. Left and rights to the head in a corner dropped Schimon and referee Mark Nelson called an end to the bout.
In the opener, Minneapolis fighter by way of Uganda Philip Adyaka (3-4, 2 KO's) won a unanimous decision over Brandon Buchholtz also of Minneapolis in a four round lightweight bout. Buchholtz was tough in his debut but not busy enough to keep up with Adyaka who attacked equally with both fists and won the decision decisively. Scores read 39-37, 40-36, 40-36.


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Presidential candidate Mitt Romney's overseas trip has left his team struggling to explain some of the remarks he made in Great Britain and Israel. But in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, some Poles expressed satisfaction at the hopeful's choice to visit their home country for the last leg of his trip.
"Definitely it will put Poland back on the political map of the world," said Mieszko Kalita. "Because President Obama kind of forgot about our existence because of the reset policy towards Russia, and Romney clearly with this visit - first to Israel and Great Britain - and then to Poland, clearly sees those three countries as the most important ones."
Kalita, 49, has been running a grocery store in the neighborhood for almost 25 years. He said he disagreed with President Obama's 2009 decision to abandon a plan that would've construct a missile defense shield in Poland and the Czech Republic, which was developed by the Bush administration. The president said at the time that the decision was based on updated intelligence about Iran's missile programs and advances in missile technology.
Before he left for his foreign trip, Romney echoed Kalita's thoughts at an appearance in Reno, Nev. last week. Speaking at the Veterans of Foreign War National Convention, Romney said that President Obama moved "in the opposite direction" from nurturing alliances, beginning "with the sudden abandonment of friends in Poland and the Czech Republic."
In May, Obama angered Polish leaders when he mistakenly referred to Nazi death camps as "Polish death camps." He apologized, and in Greenpoint some said they didn't consider the incident noteworthy.
Marek Wojcicki, 55, who owns a pharmacy on Manhattan Avenue, said he was disappointed with more practical matters, such as the failure to eliminate visa requirements for Poles visiting the U.S. Wojcicki said he thinks that under a President Romney the two countries would establish a better relationship.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 6, 2011, New Braunfels, Texas REWARD OFFERED FOR TIPS ABOUT MOST WANTED CLASSIFIEDS, 10 50«New Braunfels TUESDAY DECEMBER 6,2011 he r aid - z e 11 u n g. com SERVING NEW BRAUNFELS SINCE 1852Recall petition review nears end Pospisil By GregBo«v0n The Hfifalfl^Zeitiinq Kcvicvv ot th(' sign<iliires oti a mayomi-ri'i dll pefition fih'd Itite f ridiiy should bf (om-plok'd today, City St'( ret.iry I'.itru k Aten said Monxlay. At('n and his staff vvpri* busy Monday plowing through the City staff sifting through 1,117 signatures on petition 1,117 signatuFt*s affix('d to tfn* p('tition, vvhi( h set'ks a rt*( ,ill ('l(Mtion to remove Mayor Cíale Pos[)(sil trom otii( fv In ord('r tor the p(>tition to b(' deemed valid, At(*n said he'll ntHxl to verily that at least of those who signerl it are íjualitiefl voti'Fs of tnt' i ity. Me said the 7 iS number would t*(ju.il if) per( ('nt ot the 2,4SO votes cast in the last regular ( ity-vvide munu ipal ('le( tion, held in May. The 50 percent figure is required l)y (ity charter tor a recall ('lee-tion. Ih(' mayoral rec all petitionRIVER AD HOC Public comments on panel's suggestionsCitizens weigh in on topics such as river use fees, tubers' exits By Greg Bowen Ihe Herald-Zeitunq Som(' 50 New Br.iunlels resid(>nts man hed to the mil lophcine Monda\ to (omriK'iTt on fivc'r-man<ig('-mcMil issues hetore the c itv's River Ad Ho( ('ommittee linali/es its reiommenda-tions to ( Ity (ounc il Liter this w eek. 1 )r,ttt propos.ils to ( hargc' a tc'(' lor river acci'ss, add another tubers' exit, rt'cjuirc' personal llo.itation deviccs tor voungstc'rs and niovc' the* I ast Tubers I xit shuttle load ing /oru> a( ross the street •dì drew pIcntN ot (om iiients Ad Hoc ( ommitfet' lac il-itator Andy S.insom (vresent ed th(' (Iran re( ommenda tions .ind said the ( om-mcMils gatfit'K'd will bc' used by the ( ommittiH* during its next mec'ting at 4: 50 p.m. VV('dn('sd,i\ lo tashioir its linai list ol r('( onuiKMid.i lions to Nc'w Hiijunli'ls ('ilv ( OUIK il. Next Monday, tln' linai reíomiiK'nd.ilions will bc' taken lo (ouik il, w hie h lormc'd the ,Ad Hoi i om mitte(' alter a tumultuous summer tourism se.ison marki'd by such things as ovc'K rowdiiig, bad b(>hav lor, ov('rwh(*lming amounts 01 lillc'r and tf,ilfi( snarls, ('ounc li askc'd ihc' commit-tc'e to iind wavs to improve the' tubing ('\()('ri('n( e for rc'siclc'nis and tourists alike, On(' dratt recommendation would recjuire all tourists using ihc' Comal and (iuad.ilupe riv(>rs to pay a lee ol a[)proximat('lv $5. City rt'sidenls would pay an as-yet-u ndc'term i nchI reduc (hI fee. "I ive dollars is tcM> muc h," one sp(\iker said. A rivc'rsicie rc'sideni asked It she'd have lo pay the' tc'e if she )umj)c*d into the' river to ( ool oil afti'r mowing hc'r lawn, Anotlic'r asked w'heth(>r tamily nrc'iiibers See RIVER, Page 5 NAVARRO HIGH ENDING GERMAN CLASSES . . - lAURAMcKENZIE iHpralfl /nitiim} Navarro High School teacher GG Vaughan, righi, hands out envelopes containing euros to hei studenis during a rneeting Monday to discuss their upconimg trip to Holland, Germany and Poland BELOW: Nathaniel Phrampus, 15, practices line dancing with his classmates after school on Monday at Navarro High School m Seguin. ONE LAST ADVENTURE By Drew Stone Fhe Heiiild-ZeiUmg SEGUIN Nav.irro High St hool will say ".lul wied('rsc' hen " lo Its (ic'rman (lass in st\ Ic'. Si.irting I riday, about JO ot Navarro Higli's Cier-man language students will take a two-week trip through Ciermany, Poland and I tollarxl i»s parl ot the course's language and lilest\ le immc'rsion advc'n-ture. Ihc' lour also will serve as the' school's — and tc'acher's - final hurrah as NHS has opted to cancel its C'lerman language* c lass attc'r this school year. NHS Cierman teac her C'lC) Vaughan has taught the c ourse for 27 yc'ars — six at Navarro — and this year will likc'ly be her last, she said. Still, Vaughan said, sht' intends to make' sure her students and adult assistants h.ive a memorable' time. "This is just something I've' always had a passion lor," said Vaughan, who Students traveling abroac in final year of program has taken IH c lasses ovcn-sc'as. "I figure the lic'st I (an do IS take them ithe students) abroad. It im|)a( ts them grc'ater th.rn anything I can do in (lass." The (lass will tr.wc'l to new locations almost e'very day and p.irtic i()ate in many holiday festivals. Studc'iits also will mec't with host lamilic's and vis it a numbc'r ol historic sites, iiK luding Anne' I rank Museum in Amster dam. I'arti( i[)<iting students s.iid they .ire both exc itc'cl .111(1 anxious to ex|)eri ence the' various Luro [)e.in ( ulturi's. "I'm rc'.illy excitc'd just to go to ( icrniany .ind sc'e* e'verything," NHS junior Virginia I e'nnon, I (>, said "No one really gets iiri opporlunitv like this, so I d('( ided I had to lake m\ c h.iiK c' w hen it ( am«' up." "I in ver\ exc ite'd, but I'm .ilse) |)retty nervous about it," Nlis sopho more ( ham e Phram[)us, I S, s.iid. "It's going to be so ditlerc'nt over there." I he Students, however, plan to do some' teac hing ol tlu'ir own — namc'K, b\ displaying sonic' gcKxl ol' lashiotu'd Tex.in line' dan( ing. "It'll l>(' our l.ire'well perlormairc e>," V.iughan said. ' It w.is sue h a big hit List time' we* c amc' and it's sonic'thing thc'y never foigc't." In .idelition, students plan lo take photos .ind wrilc' .iboul itrc'ir expc'fi-enc e's in the' e oming two w('e>ks while' ovc'rsc'as. Some' sul)missic)ns will ap[)e',ir in Ihe Herald-Ze'ilung and its we'bsitc', at he-rald /eitung.com. ( all NHS.it(8 n)i ]72-1} I tor intorm.ition .ibout ihc' liip. WASHINGTON (AP) Already mocked by some as "snail mail," lirst-class U.S. m.iil will slow even more' by next s|)ring unde'r plans l)y the c <ish-strai)pe'ci U.S. I'ost.il Servic e to e'liminate more' than iSO processing centers. Nearly ^0,000 workc'rs would be laid off, too, as the post office struggle's to respond to a shift to online com-munic ation and bill payments. Tl'it mail proc essing centers in Texas are^mong 252 nationwide targeted for c losure this spring as [)art ot a $.i billion cost-c utting move. TIh' (uts arc' p.irt of $ \ billion in re'ductions aimc'd at he'l[)ing the .igc'nc y .ivert b.inkruptcy next yc'.ir. They would virtually eliminate' the' chanc e' for stamped Ic'tters to arrive the next day, a change' in first-class delivc'ry standards th.it have been in |)lac e since 1971. The plan tec. hnic.ifly must aw.iit .111 advisory o|)inion from the indc'-pendent Postal Regulatory C'oni-mission, sliited for next Marc h, liut that opinion is nonbinding, and only substantial pressure from ( (ingress, busint'sses or the public might de'lc'r far-rc'.ic hing c uts, Many postal customers will be upsc't. At a nc'ws brietingin Washington, pcistal vice ¡irc'sident David Williams s.iicl the post otticc' ne.'t'ds to move c|uickly to cut costs as il sc'c'ks to stc'm five' yc'ars of red ink amid stc'aelily de'c lining mail voL ume. After hitting 98 billion in 200(), firsi-c lass mail volume is now .vt k'ss thi\n 78 billion. 10 mail centers in Texas part of upcoming cuts It IS pro|e'( ted to drop bv roughly half by 2020. lh(' agc'iuy .tlreadv has announcc'd .i 1-c c'nt inc rease in first c lass mail to 4S c e'nts bc'gin ning Ian. 22, VVilli.ims said in cc'it.un narrow situ.itions tirst-class mail might still bc' delivc'ic'd the' nc'xt d.iy — if, for e'xamplc', iu'wspa|)t'rs, magazines c>r other bulk mailers are able' to mec't new, tighter deadlines and drop off shipments directly at the proc c'ssing c c'nters that rc'main open. was submitte'd l)y Kim Maikoetter, an oftic c'r ot Nevv Br.iunte'ls ( iti/e'ns tor Respon srble (lovc'rnment., <i politic al action committee that op|K)sed the> c ity < ouru il's dis ontaine'r ban. See RECALL. Page 5 ► FIRE STATION No. 2 stays open unti city builds new oneCouncil member says closing station would double response time By Dalondo Moultrie The Hfitrild ZeituiKj New Br.uintels ( ii\ ( outi cil voted un,inimousK Mon da\ night to prex eed with .1 pi.Ill that would avoid ( losing .1 lire stilili)fi and len-i^thening emct^cne \ resp< )nse Iirk's ( m I Ik* c it\'s WC'sl sidc' while ,1 re|)l.l( (' men! lire' sl.t tion is ( c)ii siruc Ic'd N e u l!raun!('ls 1 irt' ( hic'i lolm Kobi'isoli pie sen ted lh< ()l,in t() ( ()un c il <il ( it\ 11.ill ( ouni i) me'iiiber Ru h.ird /.ip.il.i lhanke'd Koliinson lor ( om ing up witii the allt'tnat«' pl.m lor I ire St.ilion No. 2 "M\ (Ic'c'pi'sl apprct i.ilK )ii to the c hie't lor bringing this bac k to us t( xl.iv and ( re.il ing .1 win v\ in tor the ( ili /c'lts ol New Rr.iimlc'Is ' said /<ip.it.1 whose' di trn I is co\('red In si.ition Ni i 2 i)n I ( )( >p 5 57. I le s.iid iIk' new pl,m will alle'viati' a need lor higher response tinu's lo some ol his ( onslitue'nis, the (irc'V lous pl.in ( .tiled lot two new stations lo Ix' l)uilt .ind two fc-plac t'd. Allei Stalli >n No. 4 vv.is c (i!ii|)le1 t'd, Si.ition No. 2 was to c lose tor about 12 months while .1 repl.K enient Si.ition No. 2 was built ne'arbv. Some ol his c onstiiuenls we're (ond'rne'd .ibout the' c losing .IS was ht', /.ipat.i said The couiK il mc'niber said he re'(]ut'sted th.it Robinson See STATION. Page 5 Cloudy and chilly High: 45 Low: 31 Abb* Cla^si.fie.d$ GomicL._ CrQ§5mu:ds Forum _ Qbitiiaiip Plannsii, Saorts________ TV IQ IQ 9 9 4 3 I 7 II Vol. 1591 No 22 1'section, 12 pages 56825 00001 ; 50 cents For breaking news, sports scores, weather, traffic and mid-dav updates, follow us on Twitter ONewBraunfelsHZ Learn wliat's in tomorrow's paper, offer news tips, receive alerts. * Beconie a New Braunfels Heraid-Zeitung Facebook fan Receive the Herald-Zeitung e-newsletter in your e-mail box each morning herald-zeitung.com. Click 'Herald-Zeitung Mailing List' ;
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