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Short story about a man jumping off a bridge
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He feels for the first time in twenty years. He feels inarticulate. The cold embrace of melancholy slowly envelops him as slowly it dawns upon him. She was his first. A rush of dread, or agitation, falls through him. He leans against a rail. Fat tonnes of water roll beneath him as his eyes are filled with grey rain of passion. A realisation enters his mind and he feels sick. Not since that first time had he felt love's itch, or curiosity, or that most human nervousness. And he can't remember her name. Twenty years empty. Twenty years of space filled with no memory, but a template that could account for one day. Twenty years gone in the space of a day. He grasps at the straws of memory to remember her name. He is an empty man surrounded by the fattened pulse of life that has escaped him. He breathes in and looks over the rail into the distant flow. He has passed this many times, but never noticed it, and it comes to him that there is no resolution, that his youth has left him and he is an empty wrinkled shell. Just five minutes previously he had been in that blissful ignorance that now he found himself missing. He hates his suit. He feels the strong pinch of emotion in the itching of his eyes, in the swelling of his throat, in his unsatisfied belly and his empty grey brain. He leans over the rail. It presses under his ribs and he feels blood pressure behind his eyes. He climbs somewhat awkwardly. He jumps. Her name is still forgotten as he falls, and his mouth curls a little.
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Particularly when your cellmate is something from beyond your worst nightmare.
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What was the point in trying to escape? It wasn't as if I had anything left to fight for. I had lost everything; my home, my money, my family, my friends, my life, what more could happen to me? I had done terrible things, treacherous, heartless things, and now I was getting my come-uppance. They could have hung me, finished me off swiftly, or even beheaded me for the traitor I was.
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You don't really expect to ever end up in hospital because of a common cold, even when you have HIV. I'd done my best to eat properly and drink loads of water and rest up, but it just kept getting worse and worse. I couldn't keep anything down and unless I was asleep, I was dizzy and snotty and generally felt like shit. I'd eventually gotten bad enough that I couldn't really argue against Hadley's insistence that I go to hospital.
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And horny. Funny things you think about when you're convinced you're on your death bed. I might be dying, and all I want is to fuck my husband. I was determined to make it through this. I wanted to see the kids in their school production. And sleep with Bunny. What a bucket list, eh?
If I didn't recover soon, I wouldn't be able to go see them act. Mind you, I'd already decided I'd just walk out if I was gonna be told I'd have to miss it.
"Smile," Hadley said, walking in to see me sulking in my bed.
"I want a cuddle," I sulked. Hadley obliged and wrapped me in the cuddle I'd been after all day.
"The kids said they don't mind you missing their play," he told me.
"I mind."
"I'll film it for you."
"It won't be the same," I sighed, "can't I just get out for the play? I'll be a good patient. I won't bitch about the food," I gave him the puppy eyes.
"I don't want to risk anything happening to you, gorgeous."
"It's a school play. You make it sound like I'm gonna get date raped there."
"A school play with children left, right and centre. Children are perfect breeding grounds for illnesses, and your immune system's vulnerable enough as it is."
"I'll go in a bubble," I whined, "I wanna see our kids on stage."
"You can see the next one."
"I want to see this one," I said, accidentally getting a bit snappy. Can you blame me? I might not be around for the next one. Hadley frowned, and I instantly felt bad. I slouched into my pillows and looked down at the floor. "Sorry."
"It's okay," he told me. I kept my eyes glued to the floor, feeling bad for snapping at him.
"Like I said, I'll film it for you, but that's the best I can do." I nodded my silent agreement, catching the smile he flashed at me and thanking him. I snuggled up to him, letting out a hum as he kissed the top of my head.
I was still gonna sneak out; I just wouldn't be able to watch it with Hadley.
I folded up my clothes and put them back where the nurse had put them, quietly getting back into bed. I felt like the world was tilting under me and like I needed to throw up, but I didn't care. I was too busy being fucking proud of Danny and Lily. They were brilliant. I just wished I'd been able to enjoy the show with Hadley. I'd had to sort of lurk near the exit after I was sure Hadley was already seated, and I probably looked like a weirdo skulking around trying not to be spotted.
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"What do you think about the fact that Anna's a fairy?" said Callie abruptly, completely changing the subject. "I mean, I know that they're not talking about the small fluttery type, although that's the image that keeps coming to mind, but it's still hard to believe. She always seemed so human, while we were with her."
"I don't know," said Kathryn, her face creased with thought. "She could do strange things, like the way she was impervious to heat, and could hold fire in her hand, or the way that she could make metal set alight. It was little things like that … when we heard, I almost wasn't surprised."
"Poor Anna," said Callie again. "Imagine finding that out, after so many years believing you were just another person!"
"I know - it's awful." Kathryn got up, poured two glasses of juice and brought them over to the table. Callie sipped hers gratefully.
"How did you know that I still drank apple juice and orange juice, mixed together in those exact quantities?" she said with surprise, a moment later.
"Callie, it's what you have drunk every time you've come to my house for the last … four years. I figured it wasn't going to change all that quickly." Kathryn laughed, her whole face lighting up. For a moment she looked almost as beautiful as her glamorous sister, Elanor.
"I love it when you smile," said Callie wistfully.
"Oh and there's something I wanted to ask you," said Kathryn, ignoring the compliment, blushing only ever so slightly. "Could you please - maybe just sometimes - call me Kat? It sounds so formal to call me Kathryn all the time."
"Of course!" said Callie, her eyebrows disappearing into her hair. "Why, I would've used it years ago if you'd said, but somehow I assumed you preferred Kathryn." Kat smiled and got up, fetching the biscuit tin from a shelf.
"Here," she said, passing it to Callie. "Elanor will lecture me, but after everything that has happened, I think we deserve it." Callie agreed fervently, although her mouth was full of Jammy Dodger.
"Are you going to tell her?" she said, after an enormous swallow.
"Elanor." Kat thought for a moment, staring absently out of the window at the stars that defied the early-morning sun, still shining with a stubborn light in the remnants of the night sky.
"No," she said at last. "She'd never believe me, and anyway, it's nothing to do with her. Why should she bother with aliens? As long as they don't mess up her hair, or make her wardrobe not colour coded any more…" Kat realised that her words were becoming muddled, and she stopped talking. "Sorry. I get mad at her sometimes." Callie glanced towards the ceiling, at Elanor, who was supposedly right above their heads.
"She can't hear us, can she?" she said anxiously to Kat, who understood her immediately and laughed.
"No, we can talk about her as much as we like." Kat helped herself to another custard cream.
"What do you think Anna's doing right now?" said Callie. It seemed to her friend that Anna was constantly on Callie's mind - it was all she ever appeared to talk about, and it sometimes got a bit wearing.
"Training, I expect. Learning to use all her fairy powers, to defeat the Celryn once and for all," said Kathryn, her face bright at the thought. "I'd like to be able to shoot lightning bolts," she added.
"Is that what she's trying to do?" Callie said, awestruck. "Wow. Now that would be something."
Kat nodded. "Yeah, it would, wouldn't it?"


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The second issue of Berlin Quarterly is a travel through time and places. Included in this issue: We bring our reader to Norway, where a small industrious community is struggling to revamp itself using art and creative thinking. Trough the diary of Lucian Kim, one of the rst western reporters to arrive in Crimea days before Russian takeover, we witness the beginning of an international crisis. Along with Kim's work we feature a portfolio by Carolyn Drake, that introduces us to daily life scenes staged on the pre-conict borders between Ukraine and Crimea. An interview with John Jeremiah Sullivan, the master of long form journalism.
We feature Stephen Dixon, the two times National Book Award candidate, with two of his short stories. e young spanish poet Luna Miguel contributes six of her most beautiful poems. A story by the Korean writer Aly Cha recounts a tale of birth and war in the midst of a post-WWII troubled Korea. The Austrian artist and photographer omas Albdorg bring us on a tour through a deserted Florence from a dierent angle. Thomas Lobenwein introduces us to the world of turkish wrestling in Berlin through impactful, black and white pictures of its protagonists. We also publish 2 letters from the Jesuits Relations. e American wilderness as seen from the eyes of some of the earliest Europeans to arrive.
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A federal judge ordered a recent University of Georgia business school graduate and his business partner to pay $200,000 after the Securities and Exchange Commission sued the pair, claiming they ran an illegal investment scheme.
The judge told Jonathan Mizula, 21, of Athens, and Gabriel Frankewich, 29, of Byron, never to violate security and exchange laws in the future and pay back about $200,000 in "ill-gotten gains," according to records released Tuesday in a U.S. District Court in California.
The SEC last month sued Frankewich and Mikula, a recent graduate of the UGA's Terry College of Business, claiming they cheated investors in a "massive Ponzi scheme" - a get-rich-quick operation in which members are promised large profits on their investments in imaginary services with money that subsequent investors put down.
SEC lawyers named the pair, along with their Internet-based companies - New Millennium Entrepreneurs and Phoenixsurf.com - in the lawsuit.
Mikula and Frankewich agreed to the settlements without admitting or denying the SEC's allegations, but said they couldn't afford to pay the settlement fees, according to SEC records.
However, if SEC officials discover that the pair lied about their ability to pay or if they violate the law in the future, the SEC could re-open the case, said Kelly Bowers, an SEC attorney.
The SEC can use settlement money to reimburse victims, "if it's economically feasible," otherwise the SEC returns the money to the U.S. Treasury, Bowers said.
Mizula - who graduated from Terry College in May with a degree in management - founded New Millennium Entrepreneurs in 2005 and ran the operation until it crashed in May 2006, according to the lawsuit.
In February 2006, Mizula created Phoenixsurf.com under the umbrella of New Millennium Entrepreneurs and named Frankewich as president, according to the lawsuit.
SEC officials claimed the pair solicited investors to purchase "advertising packages" at Phoenixsurf.com for up to $6,000 and after eight days, the investors would receive 120 percent of their investment if they had viewed at least 15 Web pages per day from a given list. Furthermore, commission officials claimed the pair lied about the advertising packages, which never existed, and paid initial investors with money received from subsequent investors.
The Phoenixsurf.com operation folded in May 2006 when Mizula and Frankewich couldn't pay their investors, according to the lawsuit.
Mizula and Frankewich took in more than $41 million and paid out more than $36 million to about 20,000 Phoenixsurf.com members from all over the world, according to the lawsuit.
Ponzi schemes
Ponzi schemes are a type of illegal pyramid scheme named for Charles Ponzi, who duped thousands of New England residents into investing in a postage stamp speculation scheme back in the 1920s. Ponzi thought he could take advantage of differences between U.S. and foreign currencies used to buy and sell international mail coupons. Ponzi told investors that he could provide a 40 percent return in just 90 days. Although a few early investors were paid off to make the scheme look legitimate, an investigation found that Ponzi had only purchased about $30 worth of the international mail coupons.
Source: Securities and Exchange Commission Web site, www.sec.gov
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 12, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas TUESDAY The Gramm House Historic LandmarkGet ready for March Madness. NCAA brackets on Page 5A. New Braunfels Herald .. * < a/o?/99 so^estVcropublishing 2627 E YANDEL-'- DE 186 8 pages in one section ■ Tuesday, March 12,1996 EL. PASO, TX 7990-' Serving Comal County and surrounding areas for more than 144 years ■ Home of DEVANEE EBERHARD 50 CENTS Vol. 144, No. 86 Inside Comics................................. 3 Editorial................................ 4 Sports................................... 5 Comics................................ 6-8 I Stammtisch Birthday wishes from the Herald-Zeitung! The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung extends birthday wishes to: Devanee Eberhard (13 years), Cadie Jacks, Melissa Castilleja, Verna Mae Kohlenberg, Bill KolthofT (Monday), Fernando Schneider (seven years), Debra Schlather (Over 39!). Happy 13th anniversary to Lisa and Ken Snicks. Pollen Count Mold —458 Elm —trace Cedar —66 Ash — 7 Mulberry — 0 Hackberry — trace (Pollen measured in parts per cubic meter of air Readings taken yesterday Information provided by Dr Frank Hampel) River Information Comal River — 238 cubic feet per second, down 4 from yesterday. Edwards Aquifer Panther Canyon Well — 624.29 feet above sea level, down .01. McKenna not linked to charity McKenna Memorial Hospital has received numerous phone calls from area residents wanting information about the services of "Help Hospitalized Children Fund." It appears that the organization is making solicitation calls in the community, according to a hospital press release. McKenna Memorial Hospital is not linked to Help Hospitalized Children Fund in any way. The hospital has not requested this organization to solicit funds, nor has the hospital received any funds from Help Hospitalized Children Fund. The hospital has received a few toys. McKenna Memorial Hospital asks area businesses and individuals interested in supporting the hospital to present their gifts to the Comal Healthcare Foundation, 598 N. Union, Suite 320, New Braunfels, TX 78130. For information, call 606-9111, ext. 442. Homemaking and Art Fair coming The 1996 Comal County Homemaking and Art Fair will be held March 15 at the Comal County Fairgrounds. NAFE to meet National Association of Retired Federal Employees meet at 9:30 a m., March 15 at the Senior Citizen Center. Program will be preented by Kyra Brandt on her trip to the Rose Bowl parade in Pasadena, California, to help decorate the floats. Visitors welcome. Refreshments will be served. Lake Dunlap Property Owners meeting The Lake Dunlap Property Owners Association annual general membership meeting and election of officers will be held at Riverbend Park at 7 p.m. Friday, March 15. Class of '43 to meet Class of 1943 New Braunfels High School to meet at Ryans Steakhouse March 16 at 11:30 a m. for lunch. For information, call Rudy Schrey-er at 625-5352. Clarification The Herald-Zeitung inadvertantly omitted information from an article in the Sunday Herald-Zeitung on Page 14A, on the candidacy for city council of Mary Lou Erben Erben is running in District 6._ Voters hit polls today By DAVID DEKUNDER Staff Writer Fire at the firehouse Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Volunteer firemen finish extinguising their building. The Northcliffe Volunteer Fire Department received a call Sunday at around 11:50 a.m. to respond to a fire at its own fire station. The fire started behind the station in a storage bin used for recycling aluminum cans. It spread inside the station house. The Northcliffe Volunteer Fire Department responded to the call, and was able to get the equipment and trucks out. However, the fire damaged the bathroom facilities and a corner wall of the building. Damages are estimated at $10,000. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, but it is believed it may have been started by kids playing behind the station, according to Northcliffe Fire Chief David Slatter. City council OKs NEU bonds in 4-3 vote By SUSAN FLYNT ENGLAND Staff Writer_ The $4.86 million New Braunfels Utilities revenue bond issue squeaked by the city council last night four votes to three. But not before several hours of debate and the presentation of a petition to bnng the bond issue to a referendum. The "total payback'* on the bonds, or principal plus interest, is $5,087,272. The debt will be retired, or paid off, in 2013. The bonds are slated to refinance some existing NBU debts at a lower interest rate and to fund capital projects. "We were able to obtain a very good interest rate," said NBU General Manager Paula DiFonzo. "The effective rate is 5.001845 percent." That saves NBU and its rate payers $65,000 on the debt refinancing, she said. NBU designated three construction projects to be paid for by the bonds — water and sewer improvements in Solms; water extension in the Highway 46 West area; and rebuilding the sewer Rio Lift Station. City Secretary Bonnie Sarkozi gave Mayor Paul E. Fraser Jr. a petition with 386 signatures calling for a referendum to decide whether NBU should be allowed to issue the bonds. The petition had arrived too late for her to verify all of the signatures, Sarkozi said. "The law says that if the petition has IO percent of qualified voters — or registered voters — a referendum would be required," said City Attorney Jacqueline Cullom. About IO percent of qualified voters amounts to 1,800 signatures, she said. "Having a referendum is at council's discretion," she said. Fraser said that under the city's Home Rule Charter the citizens should have had 45 days to collect signatures for a referendum petition. Twenty-one days elapsed between NBU's first public newspaper notice (paid ad) about issuing the bonds and last night's vote. "Anything to do with a referendum initiative refers back to the charter," Fraser said. "I would have to study the charter before I could verify that," Cullom said. In comments that well exceeded the prescribed five-minute speaking limit. District 5 city council candidate Jim Hendricks asked NBU officials why the same lawyer represented both the city and the seller of the bonds in the transaction. W. Jeffrey Kuhn of Fulbnght & Jaworski LLP represented both par ties in the transaction. "It is our policy not to serve both roles unless requested," he said. "We were requested." Fulbnght & Jaworski represents both parties in a bond transaction about 25 percent of the time. he said. "If I'd had any idea that this would be an issue I would not have taken dual representation," Kuhn said. Fraser asked Kuhn if he thought the transaction had gone especially fast. Kuhn said it had. "I think it was a function of the financial advisors seeking the best rates," he said. "From my perspective the city has gotten all the benefits." "I think we should have separate representation," Cullom said. "I think it's a conflict of interest." Several citizens said that NBU and the city council had not notified rate payers far enough in advance about the bond issue. NBU had held public meetings starting in July which were covered in the newspaper and on the radio, DiFonzo said. NBU President Guadalupe Castillo said at the last city council meeting that NBU would include rate and bond information in bills when possible. "You can't fit all the information in there, though" he said. "You have to keep up w ith it in the media." Citizens and council members debated whether the bond issue should go to a vote or whether the decision was included in the city council's duties. "I passed petitions," said Bill Abbott. "I have no problem with the work on 46 or Solms. I want the opportunity to say yes, though." "I just think there are times when you have to leave it to the vote and this is one of them," Fraser said. "I don't think that every decision should go to a vote," Councilman Tim Walker said. "There are some issue that w e need to use our representative capacity for." Walker said voters should have a say in this particular bond issue because of the "bad taste" left from the Canyon Hydroelectric Plant bond issue that did not go to a vote. "I think if it's properly presented I have every confidence they'll make the right choice," he said. "My gut feeling is this is right," said Mayor Pro-Tern Chris Bow ers. Voting in favor of the bond issue were Council members Jan Ken-nady, Ray Schoch, Brenda Freeman and Bowers. Councilman Juan Luis Martinez, Fraser and Walker voted against. Comal County voters are already trotting to the polls this morning as heated races for county commissioner, sheriff and county attorney will be decided or thrown into runoffs by this evening. Thirty-two precincts in Comal County opened at 7 a.m. and will remain open until 7 p.m. "Overall, we expect a 25 percent turnout," Linnell Hinojosa, a clerk with the Comal County Clerk's office, said. "We have 40,000 voters in the county, so we estimate that 8,000 voters will go to the polls today combined with the 2,800 we had in early voting. So, we project a total of 10,000 voters." Weather conditions will be ideal with partly cloudy skies with a high of 11° Hinojosa said Comal County had one of the highest early voting turnouts in the state. She said that can be attributed to the interest in the local races. The vote totals will be given throughout the night at room 306, right adjacent to Commissioners Court in the county annex building. The Republican Party Primary will provide the most excitement with four local races being contested in that party's primary. County Commissioner, Precinct #1 will feature four candidates — Douglas Kirk, Marian Whitson, Jack Dawson and Bemus Glenn Jackson. The winner will face Democrat Louis "Charlie" Millican in November. Millican is running unopposed in the Democratic Primary. In the Comal County Sheriff s race, incumbent Sheriff Jack Bremer is facing a stiff challenge from retired Texas Department of Public Safety trooper Bob Holder and Marion Police Chief Max Wommack. Jr. The w inner of the primary will face no Democratic opposition in November. The county attorney's race features Assistant County Attorney Stephanie Smith-Burris and District Attorney Bill Reimer. The key issue in this race is whether or not the district attorney and county attorney's office should be consolidated. Rcimer favors consolidating the two while Burris believes the issue of consolidation needs to be studied more. The winner of this contest faces Democrat Vicki Langham in the fall. Precinct #3 Constable Jim Hanley is being challenged by Gary Zimmerman in the Republican Primary. Also in the Republican Party primary. State Representative Edmund Kuempel of Seguin is running against Seguin businessman Harold T. Bratcher, Jr. to represent District 45. In the state senatorial district 25, State Senator Jeff Wentworth of San Antonio is being challenged by Randy Staudt, the mayor pro-tem of Leander. Both parties w ill be selecting their Presidential nominees. In the Republican primary, voters will have a choice between 11 candidates, among them Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole, Pat Buchanan, Steve Forbes and radio talk show host Alan Keyes. President Bill Clinton will face lesser known opposition in the Democratic Primary. U.S. Senator Phil Gramm will be vying for his third term as senator as he faces Dav id Young and Hank Grover in the Republican primary. lf Gramm w ins as expected, he will face the w inner of the Democratic primary w hich features Congressmen John Bryant of Dallas, Jim Chapman of Sulphur Springs, Victor Morales and Houston lawyer John Odam. Michelson bounces back from surgery to compete at livestock show By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer & This newspaper is printed on recycled newsprint Despite medical problems early in the school year and questions regarding w hether or not he would even be recovered in time to show, Cory "Stump" Michelson has proven he's a fighter. He's also proven he is a winner by placing at every livestock show he's been to so far. Michelson, a freshman at Canyon High School, had open heart surgery Aug. 29. The operation, which had only been performed 20 times in the United States and required a doctor be brought in from India, took nine and a half hours to move a valve from the back of the heart to the front, said his mom Joyce Michelson. She said he recovered quickly, and returned to school Oct. I. "We figured it would mess up his school year, and we really thought he wouldn't be able to show. He shocked (the doctors) just as much as he shocked us by recovering so quickly," she said. Michelson said his surgery and recovery did not interfere with his plans to show because he was back at school for a month before he got his pigs at the beginning of November. He said he has been able to work with the pigs in preparation of the shows and has done extremely well at the ones he has already participated in. walk them every day, wash them every week, clean their pens, and oil them," said Michelson. Michelson said he has already shown the two pigs in about 11) prospect and major shows, and has placed in every one. He said he has placed as high as Grand C hampion in the prospect shows and has been in the top IO in three maj'or shows. He said he thinks the Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Although he usually shows swine, Cory Michelson also works with goats. work he does with them has been a big factor in placing. "I work with them a lot. I think walking is good because it keeps them calm when you have them in the ring," said Michelson. "I also oil them with mineral oil to keep their skin shiny and clean." Lance Jonas, one of three vocational agriculture teachers at C HS, said Michelson is the only one in the county to do so well this year He said many assume swine are easier to show than steers. However, he said the effort Michelson puts into it, including the half a mile to mile w alks, has paid off. "The ones that put a lot more effort into it are the ones that do well consistently," said Jonas. "All ofCory's hard work is paying off" Michelson's mom said that they are expecting hint to do well at the upcoming show. However, she said he has done exceptionally well so far, and they can't complain. "For starting out so bad, it really turned out to be a good year," she said. "W hatever he does (this weekend), we can't complain." She also added that without the community's support during her son s medical problems, he would not be as successful now. "I want to thank everyone. It's proven w hat good thoughts and prayers can do," she saidFor advertising or subscription information, call the Herald-Zeitung at . ;
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Discussion in 'Draft Zone' started by silver, Apr 28, 2006.
I dare say he's re-doing it right now.
It's funny, San Antonio radio re-aired an interview today from yesterday, and he kept saying how there was no chance Houston would pass on Bush -- that he is a once-in-a-generation player.
what happens now? who takes Bush?
it usually comes out on Saturday morning before the draft
his final top-100 did come out today
If I'm Sean Payton, I'm taking all phone calls personally. New Orleans has a chance to make a big time deal now.
they need a RB. Isn't McAlister done?
Gosselin finished his final mock, and he had the Texans drafting Bush.
Maybe the DMN will let him update it before they go to print.
He has us drafting Donte Whitner.
Texans Team needs: Pass rusher, Blockers, Blockers, Blockers ...
1 Reggie Bush HB Southern California
Comment: If the Texans don't take Bush, the New Orleans Saints will receive the greatest draft-day gift since 1977 when Tony Dorsett, another Heisman Trophy winner, fell to the Cowboys at the second overall pick. The Texans are in dire need of blockers – but the flashy Bush can make the ones they do have better.
New Orleans
Saints Team needs: Pass rusher, OT, G
2 Mario Williams DE North Carolina State
Comment: Williams has the best measurables of any player in this draft. At 6-7, 295 pounds, he is the prototype strongside end in an NFL defense. He's also the best defensive player on the board at a need area for the Saints, who had the worst pass rush in the NFC last season with only 25 sacks.
Titans Team needs: QB, MLB, WR
3 Vince Young QB Texas
Comment: The Titans need a replacement for aging Steve McNair, and Young comes from the same mold. Titans GM Floyd Reese drafted McNair and loved the results. Young will need patience while he develops a pocket presence, but the Titans waited almost two years on McNair. The Tennessee coaches have been campaigning for Matt Leinart.
New York
Jets Team needs: QB, OT, LB, CB
4 D'Brickashaw Ferguson OT Virginia
Comment: The pressing need is for an offensive tackle. But can the Jets pass up a Heisman Trophy-winning quarterback (Matt Leinart)? This is a franchise that signed Joe Namath for the value he brought to their marquee. The Jets can get by with Patrick Ramsey at quarterback. But they can't get by right now with what they have at tackle.
Green Bay
Packers Team needs: G, LB, DL, WR
5 A.J. Hawk LB Ohio State
Comment: The Packers like players who know how to play in cold weather. Hawk excelled in the cold in the Big Ten and qualifies as a no-brainer at this draft slot. He has the fewest holes of any player on this draft board. He was a great player in high school, a great player in college and he'll be a Pro Bowl linebacker in the NFL.
49ers Team needs: Offensive playmakers, C, LB
6 Vernon Davis TE Maryland
Comment: Rookie quarterback Alex Smith was sacked 29 times and threw 11 interceptions in his seven starts. The 49ers need to find him a safety valve receiver – someone who can be his hot read when defenses blitz. Davis would give the 49ers first downs and more – with a 4.38 40-yard dash time, he plays the game with wideout speed.
Raiders Team needs: Defensive playmakers, C, DT
7 Michael Huff S Texas
Comment: The Raiders are in need of a defensive playmaker. The lack of defensive plays led to that 4-12 finish in 2005. Oakland intercepted a league-low five passes and forced just 19 turnovers. AFC West winner Denver forced 36. Huff returned a school-record four of his seven career interceptions for touchdowns.
Bills Team needs: Safety, DT, a couple OL
8 Brodrick Bunkley DT Florida State
Comment: Several teams behind the Bills covet Bunkley, so both the Raiders and Bills will have the chance to trade out of their draft spots. Buffalo needs help up front. The Bills ranked 29th in total defense and 31st against the run last season. Bunkley is the best inside pass rusher in this draft and a 306-pound commitment to run defense.
Lions Team needs: DT, Safety, OL
9 Ernie Sims LB Florida State
Comment: New head coach Rod Marinelli spent the last decade of his life helping to build a championship defense in Tampa Bay. Defense wins championships – and Detroit's 20th-ranked defense needs a lot of work to reach that point. Sims has been compared to Derrick Brooks. Marinelli more than anyone can appreciate that comparison.
Cardinals Team needs: CB, DT, OL, QB
10 Matt Leinart QB Southern California
Comment: In 1999, when Dennis Green was head coach of the Minnesota Vikings, Daunte Culpepper slid to him at the 11th overall pick of the draft. Offensive advocate that he is, Green will never let quality offense slide past him even when he's looking for defense. Leinart would be a gift here with an aging quarterback (Kurt Warner) in place.
St. Louis
Rams Team needs: Defensive size, DT, Safety
11 Jay Cutler QB Vanderbilt
Comment: The Rams want defense desperately with this pick. But a sliding Cutler poses quite the dilemma for new head coach Scott Linehan, an offensive guru and quarterback maker. Cutler could be to this draft what Ben Roethlisberger was to the 2004 draft. He has the strongest arm of the three elite QBs in this draft.
Browns Team needs: Defensive front seven: DE, DT, LB
12 Kamerion Wimbley DE Florida State
Comment: Romeo Crennel, like his old bosses Bill Parcells and Bill Belichick, wants to build a team that wins on defense. You do that by building the front seven. The Browns ranked 30th in run defense and 32nd in sacks last season. Wimbley would address the pass rush. He was an end in college who'd become a linebacker in Cleveland's 3-4.
Ravens Team needs: Safety, nickel CB, ILB, blocking TE
13 Haloti Ngata DT Oregon
Comment: Ray Lewis has been complaining this month about the Ravens not protecting him in the scheme with quality linemen. He wants to run freely to the ball – but too many blockers are getting out on him. Ngata would be a magnet for blockers. He's the biggest tackle in the draft (338 pounds) and would pump up the NFL's No. 9 run defense.
Eagles Team needs: DT, OT, nickel CB, LB
14 Antonio Cromartie CB Florida State
Comment: The Eagles need to fortify the offensive and defensive lines. But with Terrell Owens signing with Dallas and Plaxico Burress playing in New York, the Eagles better find a big physical corner who can match up with those offensive giants if Philadelphia is to once again contend for an NFC East title. Cromartie goes 6-2, 208.
Broncos Team needs: Safety, Pass rusher, RB
15 Manny Lawson DE North Carolina State
Comment: The pressing need is at wide receiver and running back – but this is too high for a wideout and Mike Shanahan historically finds runners in the middle rounds. The Broncos came up empty this offseason in bids to land pass rushers Andre Carter and John Abraham. Lawson would address a punch-less Denver pass rush (28 sacks in 2005).
Dolphins Team needs: OL, DL, DB, WR
16 Bobby Carpenter LB Ohio State
Comment: Weakside pass rushers abound on every draft board. But the quality strongside linebackers are a scarce commodity. Shawne Merriman was the prototype strongside backer in the 2005 draft and he became Defensive Rookie of the Year. At 256 pounds, Carpenter is the one linebacker on this draft board who can line up on the strong side.
Vikings Team needs: QB, LB, Pass rusher
17 Chad Greenway LB Minnesota
Comment: The Vikings are another team with multiple defensive needs. Quarterback also is a priority, and Minnesota may try to move up for either Leinart or Cutler if they slide into the teens. Failing there, defense would be the need and Greenway the fit. He's from South Dakota, so he'd be a popular local pick as well.
Cowboys Team needs: Safety, WR, OL, Pass rusher
18 Donte Whitner S Ohio State
Comment: The Cowboys had hoped to draft a defensive front seven player, but the board has already been picked over with four outside linebackers, three ends and two tackles gone. The best defensive value on the board – and also an area of need – is safety, where Whitner could provide the Cowboys a player with ball skills.
San Diego
Chargers Team needs: OT, CB, LB
19 Marcus McNeill OT Auburn
Comment: The Chargers need a left tackle and it's a toss up between McNeill and Winston Justice. McNeill (6-7, 336) is bigger and more ready to play than Justice. McNeill started four years at Auburn and won the Jacobs Trophy as the best blocker in the SEC. He did not allow a sack in the final 41 games of his college career.
Kansas City
Chiefs Team needs: CB, Pass rusher, QB, WR
20 Tamba Hali DE Penn State
Comment: The Chiefs have one of the worst pass rushes in the NFL, managing only 29 sacks in 2005. Hali led the Big Ten in sacks last season with 11 and is one of the few weakside ends with any bulk in this draft. His 275 pounds will come in handy against LaDainian Tomlinson, Lamont Jordan and Tatum Bell in the AFC West.
Patriots Team needs: DL, OL, CB, RB
21 Richard Marshall CB Fresno State
Comment: Like the Cowboys, the Patriots were hoping for a defensive front seven addition. But with an empty board, New England must look elsewhere. Fresno State coach Pat Hill once worked for Bill Belichick. The Patriots want to know what they are getting on draft day. They know the quality they'd be getting in a Fresno State corner.
49ers Team needs: Offensive playmakers, C, LB
22 Jimmy Williams CB Virginia Tech
Comment: The 49ers wanted to go defense at 6 but Vernon Davis was too good a value to pass up. Defense figures to rule the rest of the first day, though. Williams was the top corner on several NFL draft boards. He's got the size (6-2, 213) to cover the big receivers and the speed (4.41) to cover the little ones.
Tampa Bay
Buccaneers Team needs: OT, Safety, CB, WR
23 Winston Justice OT Southern California
Comment: The Bucs now have a back capable of a 1,500-yard rushing season in Carnell Williams. Tampa Bay now must build a line capable of delivering those yards. Justice played right tackle at Southern California, which makes him a great fit because quarterback Chris Simms is left-handed. The right side would be his blind side.
Bengals Team needs: Safety, Pass rusher, TE, OL
24 Jason Allen S Tennessee
Comment: One of the buzz words in this draft season has been "coverage safety." Everyone seems to want a safety who can walk up to the line and cover a slot receiver. Allen is among the best on this draft board. He has safety size (6-10, 209) and cornerback speed (4.39). The NFL's 26th-ranked pass defense can use him.
New York
Giants Team needs: LB, CB, WR
25 Tye Hill CB Clemson
Comment: New York's best cornerback Will Allen left for Miami in free agency this offseason, so coverage is the area of greatest concern in this draft. Hill is only 5-9, which is why he's still on the draft board this late into the round. But he has 4.30 speed and broke up 35 career passes at Clemson.
Bears Team needs: CB, TE, KR, DL
26 Nick Mangold C Ohio State
Comment: Coming off an 11-5 season with a young team, the Bears are in a position to take the best player that slides to them. That would be Mangold, one of the safest picks in this draft. The only knock on him is his position. Centers don't generally go high in drafts. He's been described as a Mark Stepnoski with a bit more size.
Panthers Team needs: RB, WLB, Safety, nickel CB
27 Laurence Maroney HB Minnesota
Comment: The Panthers cut Stephen Davis this offseason and enter the draft with a pressing need at running back. Surprisingly, the second running back in the draft has slid to them. But is it Maroney ... or LenDale White ... or DeAngelo Williams ... or Joe Addai? Coach John Fox likes power backs with some speed and Maroney best fits that profile.
Jaguars Team needs: LB, CB, OL
28 LenDale White HB Southern California
Comment: The Jaguars have grown weary of trying to keep Fred Taylor on the field for 16 Sundays each fall. He's not getting younger. Jacksonville needs a hammer on the ground to take some of the heat off quarterback Byron Leftwich. White is sliding – but the Southern California alum who coaches the Jaguars, Jack Del Rio, will end his slide here.
New York
Jets Team needs: QB, OT, LB, CB
29 DeAngelo Williams HB Memphis
Comment: Curtis Martin hit the wall last season at the age of 32. So like the Panthers and Jaguars just ahead of them this round, the Jets have an immediate opening at running back. And like the Panthers and Jaguars, an elite running back slides to them. Williams is the fourth all-time leading rusher in NCAA history.
Colts Team needs: RB, CB, LB, KR
30 Joe Addai HB LSU
Comment: The Colts lost Edgerrin James in free agency. So Indianapolis also has an immediate opening at running back and makes it four backs in a row this round by selecting Addai. He's an elite receiver (66 career catches) and pass protector, which is ideal for a Peyton Manning offense. He also averaged 5.3 yards per career carry.
Seahawks Team needs: CB, DE, TE
31 Johnathan Joseph CB South Carolina
Comment: The Seahawks are the defending NFC champions but not a team without holes, ranking 25th in the NFL in pass defense. You can't have enough covermen in a division with Arizona and St. Louis. Joseph is one of the four elite corners on this draft. He has 4.31 speed and been compared to Seattle's own Marcus Trufant.
Steelers Team needs: WR, Safety, KR, RB
32 Santonio Holmes WR Ohio State
Comment: The Steelers lost Antwan Randle El in free agency, so wide receiver is the only real hole on the defending Super Bowl champions. As luck would have it, the entire wide receiver board has slid to the Steelers – Holmes, Chad Jackson and Sinorice Moss are all available. Holmes has 4.34 speed and, like Randle El, returns kicks.
Falcons Team needs: S, RB, DE
47 Jerious Norwood HB Mississippi State
Comment: The Falcons have cooled on T.J. Duckett and need fresh legs to keep the NFL's best rushing attack atop the statistical chart. The Falcons are fast with Warrick Dunn and Mike Vick – and Norwood can make them faster. He has 4.42 speed and used it to become Mississippi State's all-time leading rusher.
Redskins Team needs: LB, DT, TE
53 Daryn Colledge OT Boise State
Comment: The Redskins address all their needs in free agency and use the draft to patch the leftover holes on the depth chart. Colledge is the fifth and final quality left tackle on the board, but it's a big jump to the NFL from Boise State. The Redskins are in no rush – they can bring him along slowly behind Chris Samuels.
Donte Whitner better be a turbocharged Roy Williams :bang2:
That will be pretty brutal to sit through if it falls that way. I think I'm gonna be sick!
Seeing it go down this way would hurt! However, I would be happy if we took W. Justice at #18 instead of Witner.
For real...if the draft falls like that...there may be a beer bottle impaled in my television.
I like Kiper's draft better....I don't want to sit at #18 to select Whitner who is really small, imo.
I just threw up.
Exactly. No way we pass on Justice and/or Jimmy Williams and take Witner who is a SS and looks like Keith Davis. Witner will prolly go at 18, but it will go to another team after we trade down. Who needs a SS after 18? Tampa & Cincy could be our trading partners.
I better not have taken the day off from work for that.
Please let us at least trade down if this happens!
First time I've seen Carpenter linked with Miami.
Gosselin has updated his final mock. He switched the top two picks, and the rest is the same.
Mario Williams, DE, N. Carolina St.
Pass rusher, Blockers, Blockers, Blockers . . .
Deciding the NFL's 31st-ranked defense needed more help than the 30th-ranked offense, the Texans pass over Heisman Trophy-winning halfback Reggie Bush and take the best defensive player on the board. Williams is the prototype strongside end.
Reggie Bush, RB, Southern Cal
G, Pass rusher, OT,
In signing Williams on Friday night, the Texans may have given the Saints the greatest draft-day gift since 1977, when Tony Dorsett fell to the Cowboys at the second overall pick. Bush was the top player on the draft board of 21 of 26 NFL teams polled by The Dallas Morning News last month.
Is that his final answer?
Last year he had us with Clayton @20 so maybe he's wrong this time. I like Whitner just not @18.


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One of my favorites! Love the soup and salad combo for lunch, they always have awesome soup! Home baked bread, and sweets every day!
This is a nice little place to stop for breakfast or lunch. Special fixings and breads make it a treat. Good Job!
This place is the real deal, in a tiny town! Love the people, the food is delicious, and the coffee--- they serve Ferris Coffee, and it is delicious! Served in a big mug with a smile.
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I met a group of friends here for breakfast and had the farmers omelet. Food was good and reasonably priced. They have a small grill, so delivery time for larger groups may be spread out, but for 2-3 people it is reasonable. They also have good sandwiches & are open for Breakfast and Lunch.
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My kayak group spent the day on the Thornapple River and got to the restaurant very hungry just as they were closing. The staff stayed open to serve us and we were pleased by their home town hospitality and excellently prepared, tasty deli food. The New Orleans décor gave our meal an extra jazzy feel.
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As noted here before, Delta is pinning its survival hopes on international travel, and we've seen a massive expansion into new international markets this year. Earlier in the year the airline announced it was making New York's JFK airport an East Coast hub for its transatlantic flights. Now it's looking to the left coast—specifically Los Angeles' LAX airport—as a new mini-hub for Mexico and Latin American destinations, according to a report at AviationNow.com.
Beginning in mid-December, Delta will add daily service from LAX to nine cities in Mexico and one city each in Costa Rica and Guatemala. In addition, it's launching new intra-California "feeder" service into LAX from San Francisco, Sacramento, Oakland, and San Jose to help with the LAX international expansion effort. It has already added new feeder service from East Coast cities Hartford, Columbus, and Raleigh.


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What role for photoperiod in the bud burst phenology of European beech
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A considerable number of studies have investigated the phenology of European beech using models, experimental controlled conditions, or descriptive surveys of patterns in situ. In spite of this interest, there is no consensus about the environmental factors controlling bud burst in beech, especially about the role of photoperiod and chilling temperature (cold temperature effective to release bud dormancy). However, recent experimental and modelling studies provide new insights into the means by which these environmental factors control beech phenology. This present contribution aims to reconcile contradictory hypotheses about the main environmental factors controlling bud burst date of European beech. First, we review the main published results on the environmental control of beech phenology both in controlled and in natural conditions. Second, supported by the findings of recent studies, we propose a new theory for the role of photoperiod during the chilling phase for explaining spatial and temporal variations in bud burst phenology of European beech. Examples using long-term data from the Swiss Alps and Germany are presented to support this theory. The possible impacts of future and ongoing climate warming on beech phenology are discussed. Finally, due to interactions between chilling, forcing temperature, and photoperiod, we assert that beech phenology follows a nonlinear trend across biogeographical gradients such as changes in elevation or latitude and that the bud burst date of beech is expected not to undergo significant changes in response to global warming, especially in warmer climates.


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Trying to buy the best smoothie blender is a terribly confusing task nowadays. This is mostly due to the sheer number of products available alongside some extreme claims and promises made by manufacturers these days.
It's great that a blender is powerful enough to pulverize almost anything, but is it necessary to have 20 speed settings? A few weeks ago I read about how one particular manufacturer had created a tilted blender as this was more effective. All of this sounds a bit bogus to me and I certainly wouldn't want to spend a lot more just for a special design feature that's apparently more effective!
I try to go about it in the old-fashioned way and that's to do my own research by reading customer reviews and using helpful guides on the best blender for smoothies. Despite the usefulness of these guides, it's important to remember that some websites will give conflicting reviews. This is the reason why you need to take the challenge on yourself and find as much information as you can all by yourself.
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To be honest, if you're looking for the best blender for smoothies, I wouldn't look past the Vitamix 5200. The good thing about this is that it's also the most versatile blender on the market. Firstly, it's a full size blender that will allow you to make up to 8 cups of smoothies. It's also associated with excellent functionality and has an interface that is extremely easy to operate. In terms of the performance, the Vitamix 5200 is expected to be great because it's quite expensive but I would've never thought the smoothies would be well, that smooth. When you're throwing in whatever ingredients you can find, smoothies can often have solid bits and pieces in them but this smoothens the texture to impressive levels. As I already said, I love the versatility of blenders because I absolutely love making nut butter at home. Unfortunately, not many blenders can handle the ingredients needed for nut butter. The Vitamix 5200 is probably the only blender I've across that handles everything brilliantly. If you're trying to eat healthily, then this is the best smoothie blender and definitely set you on your way. But of course, a blender isn't everything. You need to make the effort if you are to change your lifestyle.
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Ice-cold North Carolina went without a field goal for the last 12:10 of the game and blew an 11-point lead in what is easily its most disappointing loss of the season, a 64-61 overtime setback to Miami before a sellout crowd of 7,000 in the first ever game in the Convocation Center, the Hurricanes' new on-campus arena.
Trailing 41-34 two minutes into the second half, the Tar Heels exploded for an 18-0 run that may have been the team's most impressive stretch of the season.
The run was mainly ignited by UNC's defense, as head coach Matt Doherty switched his team from a man-to-man to a zone, focusing on limiting quality 3-point attempts for the Hurricanes (7-5), who had hit 5-11 in the first half.
It worked, as Miami's offense went into a tailspin, and the Tar Heels converted rebounds and steals into slam dunks, fast-break layups, secondary jumpers, and finally a Byron Sanders put-back off a Jawad Williams miss to give UNC its largest lead, 52-41, with 12:01 left in regulation.
"I'm disappointed we lost a game here to a good Miami team," Doherty said. "It would have been nice to come away with a win today and I felt like our guys deserved it although we didn't shoot the ball very well I think that's a credit to their defense. I think our zone really caused some problems for them in the second half and got us the lead, and we just weren't able to sustain it."
With a comfortable margin in hand, Doherty had his team slow things down offensively to limit Miami's number of possessions, effectively speeding up the clock. But it backfired as it took the air out of the Tar Heels.
At that point Carolina (8-4) began to feel the South Florida chills, and after Melvin Scott and David Noel connected for a pair of 3s to give the Heels a 58-49 lead with 7:10 left in the second half, they suddenly couldn't hit anything – and didn't - missing their final 14 shot attempts, eight in overtime. In fact, UNC's starters went the final 11:31 of regulation and all five minutes of overtime without a field goal.
"Part of that [is] we didn't shoot well. Part of that is we were stagnant. Part of that is my fault," a solemn Doherty explained. "That happens. You gotta give them credit. They're a pretty good defensive team."
UNC was missing layups, short jumpers, 3-pointers, and power lays while Miami methodically chipped away at the lead, finally catching the visitors when Darius Rice nailed a 3 from the right corner with 2.5 seconds left to send the game into overtime.
"They just slowed the game down and we didn't really get great looks and we really just didn't hit big shots," said McCants, who finished with 14 points and seven rebounds. "I missed a couple of layups. Little things lost this game."
Yet, the Heels had a chance to salt the game away despite their offensive ineptitude. But, with a four-point cushion, Raymond Felton (12 points, six assists) missed the front end of a one-and-one with 53 seconds left and Manuel hit just one of two for only a three-point lead with 24 seconds remaining in regulation.
"I was upset with myself and am still upset about the situation, I should have hit those free throws," Felton said about the missed freebie. "It should never have gone into overtime had I hit those free throws."
The Tar Heels had a chance to redeem themselves in overtime. Neither team scratched the surface for the first two minutes, as both appeared a bit tight. UNC even managed to take a 61-60 lead when Manuel (11 points, four rebounds, three turnovers) hit one of two free throws.
Rice, a 6-foot-10 junior that was highly recruited coming out of high school, then put back a Hurricane miss to give Miami the lead for good at 62-61 with 2:14 left in OT.
Needing a 3 to tie the game in the final 19 seconds, Williams (nine points, three rebounds) bricked one from the top of the key. But the ball went out of bounds off a Miami player and the Tar Heels had one more shot with seven-tenths of a second left, but Williams' 3 was blocked. And although there appeared to be contact, no call was made, sending Doherty into a fit and Carolina to its fourth loss in its lasts even games.
"Disappointed," Doherty said when asked about the late no-calls that went in Miami's favor. "I will look at the film. Human error is part of it. I believe that Jawad did get hit. Jawad doesn't shoot a 3-pointer and the ball goes ten feet, and I don't think it was tipped. I thought it was pretty obvious.
"But that's part of the game, and I think people here at Miami realize that after last night's [Fiesta Bowl] football game."
Williams even acknowledged a similarity to the controversial call in the Miami-Ohio State national championship football game played the night before where the Hurricanes were flagged for a questionable pass interference penalty on a play that otherwise would have ended the game. But instead it gave OSU life and the Buckeyes eventually won the game.
"It was very similar," Williams said. "But hey, we still have to play another day."
James Jones led Miami with 21 points. The 6-foot-8 senior also had eight rebounds, seven blocked shots and a pair of steals.
The Tar Heels struggled to keep up on the scoreboard in the first half mainly because the Hurricanes shot 50 percent (12-24). When open, the 'Canes knocked down their jumpers, five of which were 3-pointers, including a pair by Rice.
On the other hand, UNC shot just 30.6 percent (11-36) from the field in the first 20 minutes, but forced 10 turnovers and grabbed 13 offensive rebounds to stay close.
Miami's first two field goals were 3s and the 'Canes quickly jumped out to a 6-1 advantage. UNC eventually took its only lead of the half at 13-12 after a four-point play, highlighted by David Noel's jump-hook on an inbounds play following a pair of Manuel free throws after an intentional foul on Miami's Mike Simmons.
But the 'Canes responded with a 8-2 run to take a 20-16 lead with 11:31 left before intermission.
Miami went on a 7-0 run after a Felton 3 cut it to 20-19, and the teams basically traded baskets until halftime, which saw Miami lead 35-30.
But for Carolina it's truly crunch time despite the season being just 12 games old. The Heels host Davidson and then travel to Virginia. Without Sean May and losing a game the way they did tonight, confidence for the youthful Heels could become a concern.
"We just have to bounce back," Williams said. "It's disappointing, but to be a good team we just have to bounce back."
Senior writer Andrew Jones is in his seventh year with Inside Carolina. He hosts a late afternoon radio show on ESPN Radio, WMFD AM630 in Wilmington and can be reached via e-mail at: email@example.com.


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