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Growing up in Denver it was common for folks to say, "One thing about living near the Rockies if you don't like the weather, just wait a minute." The point being that Denver's along with the entire state's weather was inconsistent at best, and downright schizophrenic at its worst. The turbulent climate is one of the few aspects of Colorado I don't miss now that I'm a Southern California resident where the weather is about as creative as a "reality" TV plotline. My response to that gleeful statement was always, "OK, so what if I do happen to like the current weather situation?" As an avid motorcycle rider at the time, rapidly changing weather patterns were not my favorite Colorado characteristic.
It's become obvious in the last five years that the climate within the auto industry follows a pattern similar to the weather in my home state. Oh, it may not change every minute, but it does change both dramatically and relatively quickly. When I take a snapshot of where things stood in 1999, and compare the snapshot with today's industry pattern, it's like five whole minutes have passed on a Colorado spring afternoon.
As an example, let's look at each of the Big Three in 1999 and today.
Ford If you asked me (and probably most industry folk) which domestic automaker had the strongest product offerings in 1999, the answer would have been Ford. As the company that made the most of America's surging truck and SUV craze, Ford was reaping big profits on every Explorer, Expedition, Ranger and F-Series truck it sold. The car side of the business appeared strong as well (the Focus, Thunderbird and Lincoln LS were on their way), and analysts were beginning to consider the possibility of Ford surpassing GM as the largest seller of vehicles on the planet. But all that changed faster than you can say "Product stagnation and defective tires." The results of both issues have left Ford struggling to update its product line, create profits and retain its number-two status in the industry.
Chrysler While I considered Ford's future strong in 1999, I felt the potential created by the 1998 DaimlerChrysler merger could turn that organization into an unstoppable sales juggernaut. Here were two automakers Chrysler and DaimlerBenz with a history of engineering excellence (a key factor in my personal assessment of any company) and a stated desire to create a "merger of equals." The ensuing (no pun intended) five years have brought culture clashes, lawsuits and management upheavals that often eclipse the impressive product accomplishments of the folks in Auburn Hills (and Stuttgart). Throw in a teetering allegiance with flailing Mitsubishi, and it almost appears to be a case of "united we fall."
GM And then there's General Motors, the company that's probably had the least amount of publicity over the last five years. No sweeping management changes (though GM did hire product guru Bob Lutz), no monster lawsuits (product or investor related) and the lowest erosion of market share (but erosion nonetheless). During the timeframe in question, GM, the world's largest automaker, has been downright subtle by comparison. Other than the massive rumble created by its incentives spending, the General has avoided major upheaval a rarity over the last 60 months.
If it appears I'm focusing only on the domestics, I should point out that the true inspiration for this discussion came from the import brands. Anyone who studies the U.S. auto industry's history will quickly notice that upheaval and changing market positions are par for the course. But what few could have predicted five short years ago is the massive turnabout (both good and bad) among European and Asian brands. While an in-depth analysis of these turnabouts could fill a book (and probably does somewhere), here are some quick examples that illustrate my point.
The Good
Hyundai/Kia Raise your hand if you thought Hyundai/Kia would be one of the fastest-growing and most profitable automakers in America five years ago. The story of Hyundai in the U.S. market from upstart Korean carmaker with impressive growth numbers to failing brand image and the butt of jokes to viable alternative shopped against the likes of Toyota and Honda is one nobody could have written in 1999. The quality is up, the styling and design are compelling, yet the price remains ultracompetitive. It doesn't sound like rocket science in theory, but executing on those principals can be difficult, as many other automakers will confirm. Yet Hyundai and Kia are doing it, and doing it right. If you don't think so, check out our Elantra long-term report or our Most Wanted SUV Under $25,000.
Nissan/Infiniti Now raise your hand if you thought Nissan would be stealing market share from Honda and Toyota five years ago. I personally wondered if Nissan would have a presence in this country in the year 2004. But here the company is, winning awards, stealing market share from everyone (domestics and imports) and producing some of the most compelling product currently available. We named the Titan the Most Significant Vehicle of the Year for 2004, and that was before it stomped every other U.S.-sold full-size truck in our latest comparison test. The Infiniti G35 is consistently among the Most Researched vehicles on Edmunds.com (duking it out with the long-time favorite BMW 3 Series), and the Nissan 350Z is one of the best performance values on the market.
The Bad
BMW/Mini Regular visitors to this site already know how much we like BMW (and Mini) products. When it comes to creating passionate, driver-oriented automobiles that transcend mere transportation, BMW has it nailed down. At least, that's been our impression for as long as I can remember. But since 1999, the company has introduced several all-new models. A redesigned 5 and 7 Series, an all-new 6 Series, the X5 and X3 sport-utility vehicles, the redesigned Z3 (now called Z4) and, of course, the Mini Cooper. With the exception of the Mini Cooper and the X5, all of these vehicles have been met with less than 100-percent adoration from both the automotive press and the marketplace. While the controversial styling of newer BMW models is the easy item to focus on, I believe the problem goes deeper. First, there is the iDrive interface, which I have officially decided is a failure (but that's a topic for another column). Then there are the driving dynamics of the new models, the franchise around which BMW has built its reputation since the 2002 model was introduced three decades ago. While modern BMWs still offer exceptional driving pleasure, there seems to be a philosophical shift away from the undiluted design of the past, while moving closer to the technology-based systems of the future. Certainly an automaker can't put its head in the sand while technology passes it by, but integrating new technology into a brand while maintaining that brand's integrity can be tricky. Neither iDrive nor active steering holds true to BMW's "ultimate driving machine" mantra, and I feel the sales numbers of the 5 and 7 Series already reflect this. BMW would likely point out that the numbers are better than the previous models', but they shouldn't just be better they should be drastically improved, with a steady growth pattern for several years. I don't believe they are, and I think BMW knows this (though the company would never admit it publicly). Regardless of styling preferences, user interfaces and specific sales numbers, the bottom line is that I felt BMW had an unblemished record of consistently producing benchmark products in 1999. Today I don't (and I don't think I'm alone).
Honda/Acura I never thought I'd be putting Honda under "the bad" for anything, and in reality there are many companies that would gladly switch places with Honda. However, U.S. sales have been flat for 2004 and the company is actually wrestling with an over-capacity problem at its U.S. plants. Two factors are to blame here: a lack of truck products and a lack of youth-oriented products. The Element was designed to address this issue (it is both a truck and youth oriented), but sales haven't hit the level Honda was hoping for. The Accord and Civic, two stalwarts of the company's success in America over the past 30 years, are both down in sales for the year. Even more troubling, so are the Odyssey and Pilot. Honda is looking to offer more truck models and lower-priced, youth-oriented cars in the near future. It's worth noting that Honda sales in its home market of Japan have improved in recent months, motorcycle sales are way up and overall profits for the company are also at an all-time high. The Accord even won our recent family sedan comparison test, beating out nine other models in what is probably the most competitive market segment we have. I don't see any insurmountable problems here, but the company does need to address its product offerings in the U.S.
Volkswagen/Audi Speaking of product, Volkswagen's current problems can be directly attributed to product neglect. VW was another darling of the industry in 1999, when the New Beetle was still an "it" car and the redesigned Passat had people wondering why they should pay more for an Audi or a BMW. Volkswagens had a reputation for offering premium interior materials at non-premium prices, along with German driving dynamics and attractive styling. The Passat and Golf have made recurring appearances on our Most Wanted list over the last five years, and we still consider them excellent buys in their respective categories. But with companies like Hyundai, Mazda and Nissan offering newer models at lower prices (and with increasing levels of interior quality), Volkswagens no longer present a unique value proposition in the marketplace. Add in the recent quality issues that have surfaced (including a widespread ignition coil problem), as well as the introduction of such models as the $70,000 Phaeton, and you have the making of a sales slide, which Volkswagen is experiencing. In fact, Peugeot-Citroën sales in Europe are threatening to pass Volkswagen this year, an unprecedented event (like Toyota beating Ford). Don't get me wrong, I still love the Audi A8 and Bentley Continental GT, but these aren't the cars that will keep Volkswagen-Audi profitable over the long-term.
What's Next?
If the already turbulent auto industry is still too boring for your tastes, consider the following: China's automotive growth has reached stampede levels and the nation will probably start selling cars in the U.S. in the next few years. This could make the industry's turbulent weather of the last five years seem like a gust of wind by 2009.


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Prezzo - Redhill
33 London Road, Redhill, RH1 1NJ +44 1737339385
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- Main course: £9
- Food spend: £17
- Opening hours
- Monday to Saturday: 12:00 - 23:30 Sunday: 12:00 - 23:00
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06 November 2015
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3 courses & a bottle of prosecco, £55 for 2 people
With an outdoor seating area for al fresco dining, Prezzo Redhill serves fine Italian dishes in modern surroundings. Redhill Rail Station is only a 5-minute walk away.
The Prezzo menu presents a range of exciting dishes, crafted using the season's best ingredients. Sample meat & fish dishes like chicken Milanese or sea bass, along with classic pasta recipes, hand-stretched, stone-baked pizzas, and risotto.
All the favourite antipasti dishes are on offer, as well as speciality folded calzones, and piled-high 'la famiglia' pasta dishes, designed for sharing. Start your visit with a fruity, fizzy pre-dinner aperitivo from the Prezzo cocktail list, and finish with an indulgent Italian-style dessert.
This Prezzo also features a sophisticated and vibrant interior for an excellent dining experience. Harlequin Theatre and Cinema is only a 2-minute walk away from Prezzo.
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((((( 6 November 2015 by Mark Green from Redhill
Prompt efficient service
(((** 24 October 2015 by Jim Donoghue from Redhill
Very nice - risotto cooked very nice and my wife's food was good. Only comment is that my wife knocked over her glass of wine, which was promptly wiped up but no offer of giving her a little more - it would have been a nice gesture - say half a glass.
((((( 27 September 2015 by Martina Sowa from Redhill
Excellent service and food!
((((( 15 September 2015 by Elizabeth Simpson from Redhill
There are Prezzos in Reigate and Banstead area and this is the best of the three. The staff are always very friendly and efficient. I would definitely recommend Prezzo Redhill.
((((* 30 March 2015 by Ros Clark from Redhill
Food and service were both good apart from the Bruschetta starter which had far too much pesto on it and not very much tomato. This dish use to be on toasted bread but is now the same as the garlic bread which is actually very hard to get a knife through without all the tomatoes flying off the plate! - although this is down to the chain not the individual restaurant.
(((** 22 January 2015 by Lyn Rudderham from Redhill
Lovely food but disappointing service
((((( 16 September 2013 by Jackie Murray from Redhill
There is a really good choice from the menu and actually takes while to choose cos so many yummy choices, the service is fast and efficient and all the waiting staff seemed so happy which just made you relaxed and comfortable
((((* 31 August 2013 by Danielle Randall from London
Lovely as always. Prezzo always serves delicious high quality food in a lovely, clean & trendy environment.
((((* 10 August 2013 by Pam Battell from Redhill
Have eaten here many times before staff always friendly and efficienti
((((( 15 July 2013 by Jackie from Redhill
Came here after trip to theatre in London we were early but no problem and seated and served promptly really lovely staff and food was delicious we had asked for something not to be served with one of the courses and this was done with no problem.
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DURHAM, N.C. — The Deacs (2-0, 1-0) dominated the line of scrimmage and rushed for 239 yards in a 24-14 win over Duke (1-1, 0-1) Saturday afternoon at Wallace Wade Stadium.
Wake Forest Dave Clawson answered questions after the victory.
On not going for a field goal early in the 4th quarter
Clawson: "The ball was on the 28-yard line. It was into the wind. It just felt like it was kind of a 50-yarder instead of a 45-yarder. I was really worried about a low kick getting blocked. I felt like we needed to get within the 25. We made a decision that if we crossed the 25, we were going to kick it. If it was outside the 25, we were going to go for it. I didn't think that into the wind that it was going to be a high-percentage kick."
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Clawson: "(Anthony) Nash is a good player. Duke has a really good third-down offense. Last year, we felt we lost the game on third down against them. We played good first and second down defense, and last year they converted two-thirds of their 3rd downs it felt like. We really challenged our guys this year to not lose the game on third down. It kind of felt like we were again. On that first drive, they had I don't know how many conversions. We were throwing the kitchen sink at them, in terms of blitzes and coverages. Nash is a good player. He's big, athletic and has good hands. He's a nice, big target. He's tough to cover, and a lot of people are going to have a hard time covering him."
On Watson's interception late in the 4th quarter
Clawson: "That was big. If they score with two minutes left, they throw out their hands team and anything can happen. At that point, they still had the timeouts. The other thing I was happy about is we got the ball back and didn't have to kick it to them. We haven't been really good at that. That has not been a strength of ours, and was real encouraging.
"It was good to see Cade (Carney) get in a rhythm today. Even his touchdown run, he was physical, broke some tackles and pushed the pile. That's what he's going to do."
On regrouping after the slow start
Clawson: "Our team is really invested, Les. You've been at every practice and know how hard our guys have worked. When a team invests as much as they have, they aren't going to fall apart after one drive or one game. We were all disappointed with how we played offensively a week ago, and people asked about their confidence. You moved the ball all camp against a good defense. That didn't suddenly disappear. Just go out, play and execute. We have playmakers that can make plays. Today we did it. That will be the weekly challenge. If we can make explosives, we can be a good offense. Anybody has a hard time moving the football and scoring if you don't make explosive plays."
On Kendall Hinton's 62-yard pass to Alex Bachman
Clawson: "That was a pretty ball, wasn't it. It was a laser. The interception to me was a fourth-down play. They brought the house. He's got to get rid of it quicker, but that play didn't really hurt us. That was a great throw (to Bachman). It was third down, with the game on the line. It was a one-score game and he laced that throw in there. In fairness to him, last week we didn't give him enough time to throw it."
On Duke Ejiofor's performance
Clawson: "He's a good player. When he's on the field, we're certainly a much better team when he's on the field for us."
On Kendall Hinton
Clawson: "To use Les' jargon, he's a dual-threat guy. That means he can do both. Kendall can throw it. He's very athletic, and Kendall is a smart, heady football player. He really gave us a spark today."
On the quarterback position moving forward
Clawson: "You had to ask, and for me to get up here after a game. . . that answer wouldn't be fair to the parties involved. We'll have to go back. Ask me Tuesday, and I'll probably answer."
On if this is his biggest win at Wake thus far
Clawson: "We're 2-0. Now we have to work hard. The reward for winning a game like this is the next game becomes more important. Whether this is a turning point in our program, you can't determine that now. I'd love at the end of the season to say it was, but there's a lot of games and a lot of work ahead."


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Where might I find those red boots for your sailor moon outfit?
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alright here are a few more that i have been working on recently.
Van Fanel. from Escaflowne (tv version)
SSJ3 Goku
Sailor Moon (i know there is better hair in japan)
Where might I find those red boots for your sailor moon outfit? Please and thank you.
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Sailor Moon (i know there is better hair in japan)
Nooooooooo! D: I made one very similar to this! Oh well, you have better boots. Here's mine.
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Hi guys!
I was playing with Granzella's costume for Joanna's thread. But the shots seem to developed a life all their own! And it sort of morphed into a cosplay. Most of the photos are in her thread. But here are a few.
and this one is half I Dream of Jeannie's sister with some of Disney's Aladdin thrown in.
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Ran into some Samurai Champloo cosplayers at Edo so I threw together one of my own and joined them to complete the trio. SamuraiStatus as Mugen, Yuji-Akki as Jin, myself as Fuu.


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PURPOSE: Complete upper airway collapse is generally expected to occur in obese subjects with obstructive sleep apnea-hypopnea syndrome (OSAHS), resulting in more apneas over hypopneas. Observations with polysomnography (PSG) led us to hypothesize that extremely obese patients manifest OSAHS with a preponderance of hypopneas over apneas.
METHODS: Retrospective review of 96 consecutive adult patients with OSAHS by PSG, comparing 2 groups: Group A with BMI < 35 and group B with BMI ≥ 45. Exclusion criteria: age <18 years, pregnancy, central apnea >5/hr and BMI between 35 and 45. Primary outcome measure: hypopnea-apnea ratio (HAR); secondary measures: obstructive (OAI) and central apnea indices (CAI), hypopnea index (HI), SpO2 nadir, PetCO2 (baseline, peak) and % sleep time with PetCO2 > 50 torr (%PetCO2>50). Statistical methods included the 2-tailed student t-test and Wilcoxon signed-rank test. Results are expressed as group mean ± standard deviation and p < 0.05 was considered significant.
RESULTS: Group A (n = 48): age = 55±12.5 yrs, BMI = 29±3.6, AHI = 20.7±16.5. Group B (n = 48): age = 44.4±12.2, BMI = 55.9±8.1, AHI = 36.9±40. Group B had more women (60% vs 31%, p = 0.004). HAR was significantly higher in B (53.7±54 vs 17.5±30 in A, p = 0.0001), as was the HI (32±35 in B vs 14.6±10.3 in A, p = 0.0017). Significant differences were also noted between the 2 groups in age, BMI, SpO2 nadir (lower in B, p = 0.003) and %PetCO2>50 (higher in B, p = 0.03). A post-hoc analysis was performed after the groups were age and gender matched. The HAR was again significantly higher in B (41.3±51.6 in B vs 10.6 ±16.6 in A, p = 0.0002) along with HI (p = 0.0003).
CONCLUSIONS: Very obese patients manifest OSAHS with a higher ratio of hypopneas to apneas, even when matched for age and gender.
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Fukuoka City - Hakata area
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Has anyone managed to use Application.RegisterXLL on an ExcelDna add-in from within a VSTO add-in?
I've signed and code-signed everything that could possibly be signed (incl. manifests)...next step is getting a Papal Bulla for the DLLs! :-)
And yet, the first time the unmanaged ExcelDna C++ crosses into the managed ExcelDna.Loader with
hr = pXlAddInType->InvokeMember_3(CComBSTR("Initialize"),...
I get the dreaded
That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers. (HRESULT 0x8013150A)
The singing certificate shows up in Excel's Distrust Center (as trusted).
I granted FullTrust to the publisher certificate with the following
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But if I check, then I get the following
c:\>CasPol.exe -rsg ExcelDna.xll
WARNING: The assembly at VTB.QR.xll cannot be loaded. Caspol can make a partial determination of what evidence would be
associated with this assembly. The results of the following operation are not necessarily accurate or complete.
...the rest of the output says FullTrust...
Incidentally, after adding the following (signed) manifest to ExcelDna, the XLL does not load into Excel stand-alone anymore (so without VSTO). I guess this is the first problem I should solve, right?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>
<assembly xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v1" manifestVersion="1.0">
<assemblyIdentity name="ExcelDna.xll" processorArchitecture="x86" type="win32" version="188.8.131.52"></assemblyIdentity>
<trustInfo xmlns="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:asm.v3">
<requestedExecutionLevel level="asInvoker" uiAccess="false"></requestedExecutionLevel>
I appeal to the VSTO/manifest/religious experts out there, as I'm running out of options, hope and faith altogether...desperate, really :-)
Thanks very much in advance!
I have cross-posted to the Google group (http://groups.google.com/group/exceldna).
You might like to search for VSTO on the Google group. This issue has appeared before, and I don't understand the special security context that VSTO runs under. I only know that security with VSTO is unusual - they don't just follow the expected .Net
security access. It is one of the quirks with VSTO that make me prefer ExcelDna, where everything is a bit simpler. Google for "VSTO Security" as a start.
Some people have certainly been able to get VSTO and ExcelDna to work together; if we get no response on CodePlex on Google, I can trawl through my old e-mails to see if I find someone for you to contact.
As another thing to try, you might keep the ExcelDna.Loader.dll and ExcelDna.Integration.dll outside the ExcelDna.xll file where I normally pack it. Then these will be loaded in a different load-context - perhaps the security black is because of the
Assembly.Load(byte[] ...) context that I use...?
Unfortunately keeping the Loader and Integration assemblies out of the XLL does not work for me
Fusion log...yet another tool I didn't know of and should prob become acquainted with...
Will try that one, and post to the google group then...
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Disclaimer: I don't own Doctor Who.
Spoilers: for 6x01 and 6x02.
The Doctor puts his hands on Canton's shoulders, squeezing the good one and just barely touching the other. He says, "This is when it starts", "This is what we know", and some time later; "Can you do it?"
And Canton overlooks his headache and says, "Grandma always said I'd be an actor."
They stop for gas and Amy Pond turns away from the pumps.
"What?" he says, looking up the road. "We have two minutes!"
"Forty-two years," she says, and he's not sure she knows she's saying it.
Her husband glares at her, and Doctor Song looks at her shoes.
The Doctor ignores the photos of Amy Pond's hand, so Canton does too. He modulates his voice and asks, "Comfortable?"
The Doctor makes the chains clink. "You?"
Canton moves as close to the yellow line as possible, and can immediately feel about a dozen pairs of eyes on his back. He tilts his head; he knows where the cameras are, after all, and an angle is the best he can do. Staring at the fabric of the straitjacket, he says, "Running on adrenaline."
"Get some rest!" the Doctor shouts.
And Canton raises a brow. "Don't worry about me."
"Don't go to New York," the Doctor says.
Canton grins and goes to New York.
He's sitting, jacketless and shoeless, in an armchair that's seen better days. Going through his pockets; trying to pass the time. He's given the tiny bed to Doctor Song, and turned down her offer to spoon him; twice. Can't change his mind now, no matter how uncomfortable the chair is.
Among gum wrappers and matchbooks, there's a note that says Amy Pond, Utah on one side, and bread & coffee filters on the other.
Three months, he'd said.
"You should keep your eyes open," the Doctor says. He barely moves his lips, but there's still an impressive amount of scorn in his voice.
"Fiftieth floor," Canton repeats, and turns on his heel.
In a restroom in the middle of nowhere (not Canton's words), with all the stall doors opened, he meets Rory Pond's eyes in the mirror and says, "I'm waiting for you to run."
And Mr. Pond nods and pushes at a rolled-up cuff. "Two days. Page."
The cuff stays around his elbow; Canton can see a five-bar gate drawn on the sunburned skin just below it. Doesn't mention it.
It's been all smoke and mirrors and boxes within boxes, and Canton is more confused now than that day in the warehouse. Still, the Ponds wake up exactly when they're supposed to, the Doctor can still move, and Song lands in the swimming pool. It's been, he thinks, a complete success. As far as he knows, that is.
The Doctor rushes about the remarkable room, pushing things and prodding things and pulling on his jacket.
Canton leans on something that doesn't look too delicate, and asks, "So, what now?"
And the Doctor brushes a handful of hair out of shining eyes, and says, "This, Canton III, this is when it really starts!"


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Falling 49-0 last season in Tuscaloosa and 42-14 in 2011 with the touchdowns coming on a kickoff return from Onterio McCalebb and a fumble recovery by Kenneth Carter, Auburn's offense has been held scoreless in the last 120 minutes vs. the Crimson Tide and has just 303 total yards during that span.
That could be a reason for extra motivation this week for players like C.J. Uzomah and his teammates on offense, but the Tigers have had a saying all season that "it's a new day" and they have followed that theme week in and week out. Even in the biggest game of the year Uzomah said it's all about this season and not looking back.
"I don't think we're going to take it too personal," the junior said. "Obviously, the past is the past and we feel like we've been doing a great job offensively running the ball, passing the ball when we need to in clutch situations so I think we feel confident in our offense. We're going to do what we do."
That means running the football and trying hit big plays in the passing game against a defense allowing just 9.3 points per game. Take out the 42 points that Johnny Manziel and Texas A&M put up on the Crimson Tide in September and Nick Saban's defense has given up just 60 points in the remaining 10 games. While that is a daunting number, Uzomah said the approach isn't going to change for the Auburn offense.
"We're going to have to play four quarters," Uzomah said. "We kind of took our foot off the gas against Georgia and kind of let our guard down thinking we had the game in the bag and we didn't. It's a four-quarter game and I thought we came on really strong, but we're going to have to play all four quarters. Start off strong and finish strong against them because they are a really good team. If we let up for a second, they'll be right back in it."
C.J. Uzomah makes a touchdown catch vs. Tennessee.
A veteran of two Iron Bowl games and an important part of Auburn's offense with a pair of touchdown receptions this year in additon to becoming an improved blocker, Uzomah knows the importance of this game despite not being from the state. Noting that you learn quickly what this rivalry means at Auburn, he said for this team the rankings and everything else goes out the window because in the end it's another chance to improve and compete against the best and that's all they ever wanted.
"We feel like we've had a great season thus far, but we aren't satisfied," Uzomah noted. "We want to win this game and I think this will be a measuring stick of how we've grown as a team, where we are and where we want to head."


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DISCLAIMER: I do NOT own the Hunger Games. I just finished Mockingjay, and it needs a big, old warning sign smack dab on the cover, saying that it will be heart-wrenching and an overall emotional experience. The epilogue was perfect. I hope to see the movie tomorrow, but in the meantime, I need to get this out of my system.
I can't sleep again. It isn't because the covers are too hot or too cold. The lack or surplus of blankets never made me sleep badly. It was what crept into my mind while I slept. The images, the sights, the sounds. The burning, the fighting, roses. I don't want to experience that, so I just lay numbly in bed. Peeta next to me is sleeping. It's a calm sleep that suits him. It quickly becomes disrupted when the high pitched squeal of a baby fills the night air. He groans and sits up. I do the same.
Peeta groans a bit as he wipes his face with his hand. He looks at me and says, "He likes to wake us up as soon as we manage sleep, huh?"
I shrug. "I wasn't asleep."
I get up quickly, though my bones ache as I do so. My mind doesn't like sleep; my sore body wants it desperately. I don't give in to my body. My mind is smarter than my body.
I grab a robe that's sitting on a chair and put it on as I walk around the bed to the door leading to another bedroom. I purposely avoid Peeta's face as he says, "Why weren't you asleep?"
I pretend to shrug him off as I enter the room. There is a wooden cradle. It reminds me of Prim's cradle that we kept under a cupboard. Inside is a little bundle of white sheets encased over a little boy, with blond hair. Like Peeta. Like Prim. Everything reminds me of everyone who's dead. No longer there. Prim. Boggs. Madge. Cinna. Finnick. Rue. All the tributes. My dad.
I shake my head, as if to rid myself of memories. I gently bend down, making my ribs ache a touch more, and pick up the tiny bundle. Wrapping the blankets more tightly around the little boy, I hear Peeta enter the room. He repeats, "Why weren't you asleep?"
A perfectly normal question to a different person. A person who didn't fight in a rebellion, a person who didn't lose so many people. A person who wasn't the Mockingjay.
I turn to face him. He has one hand on the door frame, holding himself up. His left leg is nothing but a medium long stub. His prosthetic is laying by the dresser that's next to the bed. He doesn't like to wear it in bed. Sometimes, even with its attachments, it falls off. It's a bit annoying to find it in the twists of blankets in the morning. He looks tired, but still gentle as he looks at my eyes.
I look away, down at our son. He yawns. I smile, ever so slightly, and look up to meet Peeta's eyes.
"I was waiting for him to call me again," I say, trying to sound matter of fact. I fail, of course. I'm usually good at lying. I'm not good at lying at three in the morning.
"You know that's not the reason," he points out. I know. He can see through my lie. He doesn't need to point it out. "Nightmares?"
I give my head a little shrug. Of course, he's right, but he doesn't need to know he is.
"Of course it is," he says, not in a mean way, more like in a "I knew it" way.
"Yeah," I say after a minute. It seems silly for me to have nightmares. I'm a mother. I'm getting older, like my mother. Not as old, but around the same age she was when my dad died. I wonder if I look as old as I feel, because I feel old. And silly, to have let nightmares still creep in after all these years.
A few minutes pass, my eyes looking back and forth between our son and my husband. He looks directly back, his eyes soft. I look back to the baby when he says, "I think he is asleep."
I nod slowly. His eyes are shut, his breathing even. I bend down and give him a feathery kiss on the forehead. He gave a tiny little yawn. I smile. I'm forever glad that he will never have to grow up in fear of the Capitol, of Reaping Day, of the Hunger Games. Those bloody thirsty, gory and damaging games. So glad that he won't live in fear.
I gently lay him back down in his cradle, flicking back his blonde hair to reveal his closed eyes. I tuck the blankets around him once more and give the cradle a little kick, just to make it start its motions.
I turn back to see Peeta gone. I go into our bedroom to see him on our bed, looking down at the ground. It didn't take a scientist to see that he was thinking about something. Old memories, new things, I don't know. I cross over to my side of the bed, the left side, slide off the robe and let it fall on the floor, and just as I sigh and attempt to pull the covers over me, he turns to me and says gently, "Remember what we used to do?"
I crack a tiny smile as I lie to face him, my head propped up on my fist, my elbow digging deep into my pillow. "We used to do a lot of things. Kiss in caves, do interviews, bring down the government. You know, the usual stuff. What were you thinking of?"
"How, back in the train, when you used to have nightmares, I held you. You slept after that. You didn't thrash or scream anymore," he says matter of factly, gently.
I remember that. His presence was and is always comforting. Something warm, protective, something that would never leave. Just sleeping in the same bed now has some of the same effect, but not the same amount. I felt safer in his arms.
I say, "I didn't?" because I don't know what to say.
He answers by getting under the blankets and motions for me to turn around. I smile as I turn and he wraps his strong, worn arms around me. It calms me, and I realize that I was tense, and now I just melted into his embrace.
"Better?" was the only word that I could make out, for my eyelids were falling and I was on the brink of unconsciousness. I make a tiny nod, feel him relax as well, and we both fall asleep.
The nightmares never came to plague my sleep or my life again. I have Peeta instead.
I'll never recover from Mockingjay, it left a permanent mark on me. I hope you liked it, and please, review!


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No matter how hard I try,
I can't imagine us.
It seemed so clear once,
like I was gazing through a glass,
but now I look closer,
everything is distorted.
If we were a mirror,
we have looked in it too much,
for now it's broken into a million pieces.
Just like my heart.


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Gary Player
Gary Player was last night honoured at the Discovery Sport Industry Awards, where he walked away with the Sportsperson's Lifetime
Professional golfers are some of the most skilled athletes on the planet. The game calls for hand-eye dexterity, physical power,
Almost 100 professional golfers, celebrities, sporting greats and business leaders descended on Abu Dhabi's Saadiyat Beach Golf Club yesterday, 6
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Gary Player wins Lifetime Achievement Award. His foundation has raised over $100 million for sports. #DSIA #BreakingGold
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This quiet hotel offers every accommodation needs like a exquis thai and swiss specialities restaurant with sunny terrace, hotel bar, lounge with internet corner and Wi-Fi, conference room, fitness area with sauna and tanning bed. Garage and parking spaces, secured bicycle parking and in wintertime a ski space stands to keep and prepare of slats ready.
Oberwald is the highest village in the holiday area of Goms, the uppermost valley along the Rhone River, in the Valais in Switzerland. It's part of the attractive cross-country paradise in winter and a popular hiking, nordic walking, rafting and biking region in summer. The Rhone Glacier with it's glacierpath and the icegrotto, the natural Kneipp Trail, the picturesque villages of Goms are reachable in less than 15 min. Oberwald lies on the feet of the Alpine passes Furka, Nufenen and Grimsel, the Glacier Express train and the steam train Furka Summit Line.
The very cozy, quiet and spacious rooms are furnished with a lot of wood and features ensuite bathroom with shower or bath/WC and hairdryer, Sat-TV, radio, direct dial phone, minibar, safe, free WiFi-internetconnection and most of them with a sunny balcony.
Guests will appreciate the convenience of a fitness area with sauna, solarium and gym.
A very rich and tasty breakfast buffet is served each morning. A noble-rustic restaurant with an excellent choice of wines and exquisite Thai and Swiss specialities.
American Express, JCB, MasterCard, Eurocard and VISA are accepted as methods of payment at this establishment.
Take Motorway A9, the Simplon (by the pass or by car transport) or the Loetschberg (car transport by rail) until Brig then direction Furka on Ueberlandstrasse/Route 19/Furkastrasse. After around 40 km, arriving in Oberwald, turn right into Dorfstrasse. After 500 m turn right into Unterwassern. Stay on Unterwassern and arrive directly on the Hotel's parking. In Summertime there's also the possibility to arrive by crossing the Furka or Grimselpass until Oberwald. Turn left into Dorfstrasse and follow the above explanations. By public transports: take a FO-train in between Visp/Brig and Andermatt/G�schenen or Disentis/Chur until Oberwald. From there the Hotelier will come and pick you up at the station if you call him.
Reception is open 7/7 from 7 am to midnight. By arrival outside these hours, please contact the hotel in advance.
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Supermarket chain Waitrose showed a clean pair of heels to its mid-market rivals over Christmas with a 7% rise in sales.
The upmarket retailer — part of the John Lewis Partnership — received a boost from sales of English sparkling wines which more than doubled and demand for Heston's Ultimate Chocolate Bar frozen dessert.
For the five weeks to last Saturday, sales were £728 million — a rise of 2.8% in branches which have been open for more than a year.
That looks set to be a strong result with both Sainsbury's, which reports tomorrow, and Tesco, on Thursday, both expected to report that like-for-like sales fell over the festive period.
Waitrose managing director Mark Price said: "As a business owned by the people who work here, we can take the long-term view and our Christmas results show the effectiveness of our strategy."
Waitrose said online grocery sales had risen by 26% with wine, flowers and hamper sales up 40%.
It also announced that it will close its Waitrose.com Acton warehouse — set to be compulsorily purchased by HS2 in 2017 — and will open a new larger one in Coulsdon.
House of Fraser today revealed it used Black Friday to kick-start its festive sales and notched up a record Christmas as a result.
The department store group echoed rival John Lewis in stating the imported US event had buoyed sales in late November, kicking off six weeks during which sales rose 8%. Online sales on Black Friday rose 125%.
Unlike rivals, House of Fraser chief John King lauded the phenomenon, saying it has kicked off a shopping spree. "This positive momentum continued over the entire critical selling period," he said.
Veteran retail analyst Nick Bubb said House of Fraser had been "clever" in not price matching Debenhams and John Lewis but questioned the profitability of its online operations amid rising costs.
John Lewis and House of Fraser's record festive periods could raise fears over rival Marks & Spencer, which reports on its Christmas performance on Thursday.
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Roommate Avoidance Tactics
People around all the time. What's an introvert to do?
Even if you're lucky enough to have a cool roommate, sometimes you just want to be alone.
Socially awkward penguin chooses to hide out in the study lounge. Some roommates pretend to be asleep.
You may discover that the library is a wonderful place to find quiet and solitude.
Alternatively, you can be alone in a crowd — take your laptop to a crowded coffee shop, for example, or ditch the electronics and bury your head in a book.
Of course, if you want to really get crazy, you could ask your roommate if you could have a little time by yourself. You can use some of the helpful College Roommate tips for getting along.
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The Towson University Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Acting fosters the growth of the whole person through a developmental sequence of courses that provides a solid foundation of acting skills.
Acting Major (B.F.A.)
The B.F.A. in Acting is for students seeking rigorous preparation for graduate study or for entry-level acting opportunities.
Professional training includes courses in acting, voice, movement, and scene study. Students also have the opportunity to study other areas of theatre such as playwriting, dramaturgy and directing. Lighting, sound, scenic and costume design, and technical direction will round out your theatre training.
Acting majors apply their developing skills through public performances in fully-produced plays, student projects, new plays in development, and devised works.
Admission Requirements
An audition/interview is required for entry into the Acting program.
Transfer students who intend to pursue the BFA in Acting must present a placement audition for the faculty and submit transcripts to the department chair for evaluation.
Degree Requirements
You can view degree requirements for the B.F.A. in Acting in the Undergraduate Catalog.


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- CD to MP3 Freeware 2.3 Free CD to MP3 Converter is an easy to use CD ripper that allows you to extract audio files from a CD and convert them to MP3, Wav, Ogg, or Wma format... Download
- Fast Folder Access 2.0 Fast Folder Access can quick jump to your favorite folders in common Open/Save dialogs,in Windows Explorer,Desktop and Start Button.It can preview image in the context menu and add any file as shortcut to Quick Launch or create new folder to manage... Download
- Free IP Scanner 3.0 Free IP scanner is a very fast IP scanner and port scanner. Powered with multi-thread scan technology, it can scan hundreds computers per second. It simply pings each IP address, gets hostname, MAC address, NetBIOS information, scans ports, etc... Download
- Free CD to MP3 Converter 4.9 A free and easy to use CD ripper software allows you to extract audio CD and convert to MP3, Wav, Ogg or Wma format.It can normalize the output files and supports additional LAME options. You can record to MP3 with your microphone... Download
- Free Internet Window Washer 3.6.1 As you work on your computer and browse the Internet, you leave behind traces of your activity.With a simple click, Free Internet Window Washer securely erase internet tracks,computer activities,programs history and improve PC performance... Download
- Taskbar Hide 2.0 Hide windows program (hide applications) completely through a hotkey or as an icon in system tray.Hide some less used icons from tray.Arrange the windows on taskbar based on your choice.Automatically maximize all new windows or only new IE windows... Download
- Auto Window Manager 1.22 Auto Window Manager automatically manages any window you specify. For instance, some web browsers open up in a non-maximized window... Download
- Taskbar Hide - hide windows With Taskbar Hide you can fully control the taskbar.As a hide windows tool,it could hide windows program (hide applications,hide program) completely through a hotkey,also you can minimize them to the system tray instead of an icon on your taskbar... Download
- Free Registry Jump 2.1 Free Registry Jump can jump to a certain registry key or value instantly. You also can manage and directly jump to frequently accessed registry keys. It also can jump to a key you've copied to the clipboard... Download
- Eusing Free Registry Defrag 2.2 Eusing Free Registry Defrag is a free registry defragmentation software. It will enhance your system's performance by removing gaps, fragments and wasted space in Windows registry files. It's simple to use, and it speeds up your PC... Download