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I Prefer to Sleep In Tent Than Loveless House
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Loveless Houseoh yes me to if Im not in a loving relationship with loved showed to me every day to heck with it out I go. Without love why stay I guess thats why Im divorced 3 times. LOL
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We had a sponsored team-lunch yesterday at TGI Friday's and I can tell you that my flat-iron steak was cooked to a perfect medium rare and tasted about as good as any $15 steak entree one can get in a restaurant. I also have no complaints about the mushroom sauce, or the overly generous portion of well-seasoned sweet potato fries.
Any other good steak frites deals out there?

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Oh gawd... when will you understand that none of us without lots of research know how to write your button for you? Why in the world should anyone here go out of their way to research and relearn an outdated way of programming that very few people use anymore just so you can copy it and turn it in for homework? ESPECIALLY when all you do is insult us and treat us as though we are a bunch of jerks who take great pleasure in withholding information from newbies who are just asking questions?
We're sorry that you have a crappy teacher, but I'm beginning to think that if you treat him the way you treat us, then I'm sure he's done everything he can to help you and you probably just jumped all over him because he didn't write all your programs for you.
So for the last time, we don't know how to make your button. Lots of information has been given in this thread (especially the functions WaltP gave) that will lead you in the right direction. Play around with them, search the internet about them, whatever. But if you start to understand them then I guarantee you'll be able to write your program.


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A Houston father heads to jail this week to serve a six-month sentence after a clerical error caused him to unknowingly neglect paying child support for half a year.
"It's not me I'm really worried about: It's him," Clifford Hall said of his 12-year-old son, according to KPRC-TV. "How is he going to be for the next six months? I can't live not knowing am I going to jail today? Am I going to jail tomorrow? I want to get it over with."
According to KHOU-TV, Hall didn't even know there was a problem with the automatic payments he had set up through his employer until his ex-wife was suing him in 2013. Hall's employer admitted to making a clerical error that resulted in payment not being passed onto his ex-wife. After the mistake was noticed, the father paid the $2,000 he owed her, but that didn't change the court's decision to have him serve time in jail.
"The money was withheld from me, they didn't send it off for some strange reason," Hall told KHOU of the mistake.
Texas law allows judges to issue jail time to those who are late in paying child support, even if the balance is paid by the time the hearing takes place. An appeals court judge, who upheld the court's initial ruling that came with a jail sentence, said the employer's mistake was not entered as evidence at this time.
"The law says you can [no] longer cure an error with payment. The judge has the discretion to send you to jail," Hall's appeals attorney Tyesha Elam told KHOU.
Expounding upon this point to KPRC, Elam specified that the money has to be delivered by the first of the month or risk jail time. Hall was also accused of violating a visitation schedule, keeping his son away from his mother longer than permitted, the news station reported.
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Before turning himself in to serve his sentence, Hall said goodbye to his son.
"I told him, 'I'm gonna fix it.' That's it," Hall said through tears.
When asked if he wanted visits from his son while serving his time, Hall quietly said "no."
Hall's attorneys told the news station they think the law should require a parent delinquent on payments at least be notified of the issue before they are sued.
Hall told KPRC he hopes that other fathers can "please learn from my experience."
While Hall serves his sentence, lawyers are appealing the case in federal court, according to KHOU.


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The biggest fight Henderson may have on the horizon involves the internal struggle associated with losing a championship in such convincing fashion. Regardless, Henderson is still 7-1 in the Octagon and should be back in fine form once he heals up from any damage sustained in his defeat to Pettis at UFC 164.
UFC lightweight Benson Henderson went five full rounds with Anthony Pettis the first time the two collided in the cage but didn't fare nearly so well last night at UFC 164. Henderson looked sharp in the beginning before getting caught in an Armbar and finished with less than a minute to go in the rumble's opening round. With such plentiful options on the roster, "Bendo" will be back in the cage before long. Here are a few potential pairings for the former divisional king… (Photos by USA Today Sports Images)
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This year is Alfa Romeo's centenary and in honor of the occasion the automaker is planning a series of special events, including the unveiling of a brand new model on June 24, 2010--the automaker's actual birthday. This new model is expected to be a high-performance 'GTA' version of the 8C Competizione supercar but according to a new report we may also see a smaller sports car unveiled.
Alfa Romeo will be one of the featured marques at this year's Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance and will reportedly unveil a new sports car concept called the 4C. Insiders have revealed that the new concept will preview a more affordable follow-up model to the 8C Competizione.
In keeping with its more affordable status, the 4C will eschew powerful engines and exotic materials like carbon-fiber in favor of components derived from Fiat-based vehicles. Expect to see a highly-charged four-cylinder turbo with around 250 horsepower and sending drive to the rear wheels via a rear transaxle.
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Craig Brown feels for Aberdeen fans after final game as manager ends in defeat
Craig Brown admitted ending his "dream" career with a tinge of disappointment as Aberdeen missed out on the top six.
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Dundee's win at Kilmarnock meant the winner of Aberdeen's game at Dundee United would guarantee a top-half finish ahead of the split.
But as the visitors pushed for a winner in Brown's final match as a manager, a Rory Boulding goal meant it was United who took sixth spot.
An emotional Brown said: "I'm very fortunate. I've lived the dream of every football fan.
"I've been able to work with Aberdeen and I've had a long time in the game and I'm very grateful for that.
"The biggest disappointment I've had is that I've sent 3,000 or 4,000 folk up the road without what we all wanted - and that was a victory. The overriding feel is disappointment for the terrific support we had.
"When we heard that Dundee were ahead, we went for it. I'm sure we could have got a draw, sitting there and playing as we had played.
"But, in an attempt to try to get the winner, we took too many chances and that enabled them to get the winning goal. But they were the better team in the second half."
Brown, whose first job in management was at Clyde in 1977, will stay on at Pittodrie as a director.


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(JESSE D.) CEMETERY (Clark Rd, 1.5 mile east of Hwy 431) MARSHALL COUNTY, TENNESSEE
This map was added to show the GPS location of the Jesse D. Cheek family Cemetery. It is not detailed in the records of the USGS so I have given here the GPS Longitude and Latitude of this cemetery.
Clark Road, Marshall County Tennessee (near the Maury/Marshall County line).
Located on Clark Road, between Rutledge Lane and Milltown Road in Marshall County. The cemetery is approximately 1 and 1/2 half miles from the Maury County line and Franklin Pike (Hwy 431) in the Hardison Mill community. The cemetery is located on the late Jesse D. Cheek property. Property is currently owned by the Parish family.
This map shows the cemetery pointed out by a yellow arrow. Clark Road can be seen here and the private property road you turn left on to go here.
The cemetery is pointed out by a red check on private property. Here we see the dark rectangular shaped area where the John L. Cheek cemetery is located.
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Travis d'Arnaud once idolized the star of his hometown Dodgers, Mike Piazza.
"I wanted to play like him, catch like him and even hit like him," d'Arnaud said.
His opportunity will come in the same uniform once worn by his role model, a fact not lost upon d'Arnaud, who joined veteran catcher John Buck and pitching prospect Noah Syndergaard in an introductory conference call Tuesday. The trio, along with 18-year-old outfield prospect Wuilmer Becerra, joined the Mets in the seven-player swap that sent R.A. Dickey to the Blue Jays with catchers Josh Thole and Mike Nickeas.
"I'm really honored to be a part of the New York Mets, where [Piazza] played as well," said d'Arnaud, considered by many to to be the top catching prospect in baseball. "I'm really looking forward to it."
The same goes for the Mets, though it's unclear whether d'Arnaud will begin the season in the big leagues. The 23-year-old lost valuable development time last year when a knee injury cut his season short at Triple-A Las Vegas.
"I feel 100 percent now as far as my knee injury," d'Arnaud said.
Buck, 32, gives the Mets an alternative. The veteran catcher said he's looking forward to helping along some of the team's talented young arms. Those ranks now include Syndergaard, the hard-throwing righty that the Mets insisted upon getting in the trade.
Syndergaard, 20, used the conference call to apologize for using a gay slur on his Twitter feed, in what he called "a poor attempt at humor."
Said Syndergaard: "I'm really so sorry that the first introduction to being a New York Met had to be like this."
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The Mets' search for a reliever may intensify after closer Frank Francisco underwent surgery Tuesday to remove a bone spur from his right elbow. The righty plans to resume throwing in six weeks and the club expects him to be ready for Opening Day. Elbow issues sidelined Francisco for the last few weeks of last season. Bobby Parnell would be first in line to close if Francisco isn't healthy for the start of next season.
Trade for OF help. The Mets acquired outfielder Collin Cowgill from the Athletics Tuesday in exchange for minor-league infielder Jefry Marte.
Cowgill, 26, gives the Mets the righthanded bat they wanted to balance out their lefty-heavy outfield. In 95 career plate appearances against lefties, he's hitting .298 with a .379 on-base percentage.


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The West Virginia Board of Education fired State Superintendent Jorea Marple earlier this month, and the president of the board indicated that he wanted Randolph County Superintendent James Phares to replace her.
Phares reportedly planned to resign from his Randolph County job at Monday evening's Board of Education meeting, but he did not.
He did, however, release a statement saying that he was humbled to be considered for the position of state superintendent.
"Everybody thinks this all happens overnight, I realize that it doesn't," Phares said. "They'll go through and there will be a process sometime next week. They may have a meeting. If they do, and they ask me to present myself before the board, I shall do that. And then they will make a decision one way or the other."
The West Virginia Board of Education scheduled a special meeting Nov. 21. The president of the board said last week that he will recommend Phares for the state superintendent position at that meeting. However, the agenda was later changed again and the state superintendent position will not be discussed at the meeting. Instead, board members will discuss the findings of a recent audit of the state's schools and what needs to be addressed.
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CANTON, Ohio (AP) — A judge in Ohio sentenced a careless driver to fix Thanksgiving dinner for three police officers on leave or unable to work.
The sentence was handed down Monday in Canton to 46-year-old Valerie Rodgers of Tuscarawas Township.
She also was placed on probation for one year for knocking over a police officer while he was directing traffic during the Canton Marathon.
The (Canton) Respository reports the driver pleaded guilty last month to felony assault and three misdemeanors.
Her attorney says she was confused by the traffic situation and panicked.
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Get Your New Kia at Bill Jacobs After You See the Lineup at the Chicago Auto Show
Kia is looking to impress buyers at the Chicago Auto Show where they will have two new debut vehicles and a stunning concept car, the Cross GT.
Jan 31, 2013, 15:43 ET from Bill Jacobs Kia
JOLIET, Ill., Jan. 31, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- On February 9th, when the Chicago Auto Show kicks off, Bill Jacobs Kia is expecting plenty of people to head in to their Chicago Kia dealership to check out some of the fancy cars that they will be seeing at the Auto Show. Kia is bringing many vehicles to the show including the redesigned 2014 Kia Forte, the all-new Cadenza and an amazing concept car, the Cross GT. The staff at Bill Jacobs Kia is excited to see many of these awesome vehicles in person and they hope that shoppers will head in to the dealership to check out vehicles like these and others such as the 2013 Kia Optima in Chicago, IL.
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The concept Cross GT that will be shown at the Chicago Auto Show is a premium Crossover Utility Vehicle that is larger than the Sorento. This car includes tons of new technology and will be very impressive. The new 2014 Kia Forte will also be at the show and this is going to be at the top of many people's lists to see. The new Forte will come with a choice of an efficient 1.8-liter engine of a powerful 2.0-liter engine and the new body style is extremely sporty. The Forte will be offered in two trim levels and will include premium features such as wheel mounted audio controls, Sirius Satellite Radio, keyless entry, power heated outside mirrors and plenty more. Don't miss out on this 2014 Forte at the Auto Show next month.
The 2014 Kia Sorento in Chicago, IL is also going to be a big hit at the Auto Show. Bill Jacobs Kia is excited to see the new Sorento in their lot and they want everyone at the Chicago Auto Show to check out the new Sorento. While the current generation is exceptional, Kia has already redesigned this SUV to be even better. The dealership has a large inventory of these crossovers and they will be happy to help you find the right one for your lifestyle.
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Hello~~ My name is Jen and I'm coming from iscribble. I'm a full time nursing student but I've always loved art and I started computer art back when pixelling(dolls etc.) was popular. But hey, I'm glad to be here and I'm looking forward to meeting fellow artists as well as contributing to the gallery! I just can't quite think of what to draw at the moment. Maybe you guys can suggest something for me?
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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
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why would you put a quilt inthe freezer in the first place??????? One of those thangs that make me go Hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
Because, believe it or not there are places on the globe that go below freezing?
Originally Posted by ghostrider
This is one of my concerns, too, along with the fact that I live where it is frequently below the 14ºF 'minimum temperature' at which the markings reappear...as do the people I give quilts to (yet, to the best of my knowledge, there are no Eskimos in New Hampshire).
Frixion pens have never been recommended for fabric use by the manufacturer and if they don't have enough confidence in their product to do that, I sure don't. Sticking with my trusty Sewline ceramic pencil which WAS made for fabric use. To each their own, like so many other decisions in quilting.
Well, as usual, I can count on you ghostrider to give us great information. I've been scratching my head on this one for a while...to use the Frixion pens or not. I've been using a Sewline and I think with all things considered I will stick with that. There are so many other things I can think of to spend money on. Thank you, again!
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Research Topics
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Affiliation: Indiana University
Country: USA
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- Alteration of gene expression by alcohol exposure at early neurulationFeng C Zhou
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, 635 Barnhill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
BMC Genomics 12:124. 2011..To explore the global gene expression changes which may underline these developmental defects, microarray analyses were performed in a whole embryo mouse culture model that allows control over alcohol and embryonic variables...
- Alcohol teratogenesis: mechanisms of damage and strategies for interventionCharles R Goodlett
Department of Psychology, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis, 402 North Blackford Street, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202, USA
Exp Biol Med (Maywood) 230:394-406. 2005....
- Neonatal alcohol exposure impairs acquisition of eyeblink conditioned responses during discrimination learning and reversal in weanling ratsKevin L Brown
Department of Psychology, University of Delaware, Newark, DE 19716, USA
Dev Psychobiol 49:243-57. 2007....
- Eyeblink classical conditioning and interpositus nucleus activity are disrupted in adult rats exposed to ethanol as neonatesJohn T Green
Department of Psychology, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana 47405 7007, USA
Learn Mem 9:304-20. 2002..These results indicate that the disruption in eyeblink conditioning after early exposure to ethanol is reflected in alterations in interpositus nucleus activity...
- Neonatal ethanol produces cerebellar deep nuclear cell loss and correlated disruption of eyeblink conditioning in adult ratsJohn T Green
Department of Psychology, Indiana University, 1101 E 10th Street, Bloomington, IN 47405 7007, USA
Brain Res 956:302-11. 2002..For 21 rats that received paired eyeblink conditioning, a highly significant correlation (+0.80) was found between the number of deep nuclear cells and learning rate in eyeblink conditioning...
- Moderate alcohol exposure compromises neural tube midline development in prenatal brainFeng C Zhou
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, 635 Barnhill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Brain Res Dev Brain Res 144:43-55. 2003....
- Vitamin E does not protect against neonatal ethanol-induced cerebellar damage or deficits in eyeblink classical conditioning in ratsTuan D Tran
Department of Psychology, Indiana University Purdue University at Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202, USA
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 29:117-29. 2005..The purpose of this study was to determine whether dietary supplementation with vitamin E concurrent with binge EtOH exposure on PD 4 to 9 in rats would attenuate the cerebellar cell death and ECC deficits...
- Binge-like ethanol exposure during the early postnatal period impairs eyeblink conditioning at short and long CS-US intervals in ratsTuan D Tran
Department of Psychology, East Carolina University, Greenville, NC 27858, USA
Dev Psychobiol 49:589-605. 2007..These deficits are consistent with the previously documented ethanol-induced damage to the cerebellar-brainstem circuit essential for Pavlovian ECC...
- Selective and enduring deficits in spatial learning after limited neonatal binge alcohol exposure in male ratsTimothy B Johnson
Department of Psychology, Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indiana 46202 3275, USA
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 26:83-93. 2002..This study tested whether binge exposure limited to the latter half of this period (PD 7-9) produced selective spatial learning deficits that endured into adulthood...
- Strain differences in developmental vulnerability to alcohol exposure via embryo culture in miceYuanyuan Chen
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 35:1293-304. 2011....
- Peptidergic agonists of activity-dependent neurotrophic factor protect against prenatal alcohol-induced neural tube defects and serotonin neuron lossFeng C Zhou
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, 635 Barnhill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 32:1361-71. 2008....
- Alcohol-induced facial dysmorphology in C57BL/6 mouse models of fetal alcohol spectrum disorderBruce Anthony
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Alcohol 44:659-71. 2010..Furthermore, these findings suggest that discriminant analysis may be useful in predicting alcohol exposure in either mouse substrains...
- Deviations in brain early serotonergic development as a result of fetal alcohol exposureFeng C Zhou
Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology, Indiana University School of Medicine, 635 Barnhill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Neurotox Res 4:337-42. 2002..Since 5-HT is a signal for development of many forebrain neurons, the deviation of 5-HT in early life may have consequences on brain development that extend beyond those seen in the 5-HT system...
- Alcohol exposure alters cell cycle and apoptotic events during early neurulationBruce Anthony
Department of Anatomy, Indiana University School of Medicine, Indiana University Purdue University, 635 Barnhill Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46202, USA
Alcohol Alcohol 43:261-73. 2008..In this study, we examined cell cycle proteins pertinent to the G1-S phase transition and apoptosis, to determine if cell cycle misregulation can be attributed to apoptotic induction and growth defects...
- Persistent impairment of hippocampal neurogenesis in young adult rats following early postnatal alcohol exposureAnna Y Klintsova
Psychology Department, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware 19716, USA
Alcohol Clin Exp Res 31:2073-82. 2007..The goal of this study was to examine the effect of postnatal binge-like alcohol exposure on cell proliferation and neurogenesis in hippocampal dentate gyrus during adolescence and young adulthood...
- Therapeutic effects of complex motor training on motor performance deficits induced by neonatal binge-like alcohol exposure in rats: II. A quantitative stereological study of synaptic plasticity in female rat cerebellumAnna Y Klintsova
Beckman Institute, University of Illinois, 405 N Mathews Avenue, Urbana Champaign, IL 61801, USA
Brain Res 937:83-93. 2002....
- Eyeblink classical conditioning in the preweanling lambTimothy B Johnson
Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Texas A and M University, College Station, TX 77843 4466, USA
Behav Neurosci 122:722-9. 2008....
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- TESTING FASD THERAPEUTIC AGENTS: NEONATAL RODENT MODELSCharles Goodlett; Fiscal Year: 2005..A key advantage of integrated approaches across the Consortium is that as promising candidate molecular agents emerge, these animal models can provide in vivo tests of their therapeutic effectiveness. ..
- ALCOHOL & DEVELOPMENT:EFFECTS ON CEREBELLAR SYSTEMSCharles Goodlett; Fiscal Year: 2007..guide and inform future studies of effects of prenatal alcohol exposure in infants and children, because the behavioral procedures and neural circuits underlying eyeblink conditioning are similar in both species [unreadable] [unreadable]..


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While watching the Edmonton Eskimos and Calgary Stampeders shoot the lights out Thursday night in a thrilling offensive display that embodied everything great about the CFL, one couldn't help but feel a pang of jealousy on behalf of Winnipeg football fans.
The paying customers around these parts haven't seen anything like that for quite some time and it doesn't seem likely the Blue Bombers will be involved in any similar displays of firepower any time soon.
Then again, there was that glimmer of hope in the second half of last week's loss to the Stamps. The Bombers piled up the yardage, particularly on the ground, and made a game of it, although judging from the way the Eskimos racked up the yards against the Stamps Thursday, moving the ball against Calgary is not exactly a tall order.
With quarterback Michael Bishop settling into his new role and running backs Fred Reid and Yvenson Bernard finding the holes, the Bombers offence has the potential to be at least competitive, something it couldn't claim through the first five games of the season.
And there's no better opponent for the Bombers to try their luck against than tonight's visitor to Canad Inns Stadium -- the perennially powerful Montreal Alouettes.
Tonight, with the CFL's best team in the house, the Bombers will be hard-pressed to win or even keep it close. But if they can put in a good showing against Anthony Calvillo and company, and even somehow steal two points, it'll go a long way toward turning around what's been a mostly miserable season so far.
The Bombers like to think they are better than they've shown. Now is the time to prove that.
Few people would argue that they have a chance to do some damage the rest of this season if they are 3-4 come Sunday morning and are coming off a win over the best team in the CFL.
Even fewer would argue that they are going nowhere fast if they can't even hold a candle to the class of the East Division, a Montreal team that boasts the league's best offence and defence and is particularly stingy against the run.
"The Montreal franchise has been one to aspire to over the last decade or so," said Bombers head coach Mike Kelly, whose team is lucky to be only two games under .500 so far. "The way they play. They're under control. They don't do anything particularly fancy on either side of the ball. But they line up with great confidence and great precision and they execute. It's kind of a nice thing to watch."
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Watch and learn, Mike. Watch and learn.
As inconsistent as the Bombers have been this season and for most of the last two decades, during which they've won but a single Grey Cup (in 1990), the Alouettes have been consistently strong.
Since joining the CFL as the Baltimore Stallions in 1994, the Alouettes franchise has played in eight Grey Cups, won two, posted eight first-place finishes, five second place finishes and two third-place finishes, never missed the playoffs and finished with a losing record just once. In that time they have an overall record of 181-94-1.
"We have to make sure that we continue to try to seperate ourselves from everybody else," said Calvillo, the reigning CFL Most Outstanding Player, who has his team off to a 5-1 start. "At the same time, we appreciate every single win, because they are difficult. We don't take anything for granted."
It's that kind of attitude that keeps the Als on top and if ever there was a team to emulate and measure up to, it's this one.
The Bombers and their football faithful are in desperate need of some affirmation and a strong showing against Montreal would bring it.
"I think we showed progress in the last game, certainly in the second half in the last game," Kelly said. "Progress for us would be to put together a consistent offensive game for the entirety and give our defence an opportunity to rest a little bit."
Better yet, a good old-fashioned shootout like the one we saw Thursday night would be just the ticket to renew the fans hopes and perhaps hold back the attack dogs who are already clamouring for a piece of the outspoken (foot-in-mouthed) Kelly after just six games on the job.
For the sake of the Bombers and their fans, here's hoping it's not a pop gun against a Howitzer.


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I just installed FreeBSD 5.1-RELEASE on my computer, and I am very impressed. I love the ports system, and I like how customizable it is. You can set this thing up however you want, and you don't have to install a bunch of crap you'll never use.
Everything seems so much more developed and professional than Linux was. I thought Linux was so awesome before trying this, but this is just amazing.
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Rollover claims life of Prescott man
Jason A. Sandvig, 24, died early Saturday morning after his pickup left Hwy. 35 and overturned in the town of Oak Grove, ejecting him. Pierce County emergency personnel received the alert at 1:38 a.m., and a medical examiner pronounced him dead at 2:08 a.m.
The driver's 2002 Ford F150 pickup had been traveling southbound on Hwy. 35 when he apparently lost control and the truck rolled several times.
A sheriff's news release did not include the exact location of the crash, but it was within several miles of Sandvig's home on 478th Ave.
Prescott police, ambulance and fire assisted sheriff's deputies, as did a medic from the Ellsworth Ambulance Service.
According to an obituary provided by Hill Funeral Home & Cremation Services, Sandvig graduated of Prescott High School in 2003. He played baseball, football and basketball throughout his school days and enjoyed working with kids and watching his brother Aric play football.
The funeral service for Sandvig has been set for 11 a.m., Wednesday, Sept. 16, at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Prescott. A private interment will be in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Minneapolis at a later date.
Visitation is from 4-8 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 15 at Joseph's school gymnasium and from 10 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at the church, Wednesday.
He is survived by his mother, Lori; two brothers: Nathan and Aric Sandvig; maternal grandparent, Betty Brown; and paternal grandparents Richard and Philomena Sandvig.


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Washington DC (SPX) Nov 29, 2010
In the first comprehensive global survey of temperature trends in major lakes, researchers have determined that Earth's largest lakes have warmed during the past 25 years in response to climate change.
Philipp Schneider and Simon Hook of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., used satellite data to measure the surface temperatures of 167 large lakes worldwide.
They reported an average warming rate of 0.45 degrees Celsius (0.81 degrees Fahrenheit) per decade, with some lakes warming as much as 1 degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) per decade. The warming trend was global, and the greatest increases were in the mid- to high-latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere.
"Our analysis provides a new, independent data source for assessing the impact of climate change over land around the world," said Schneider, lead author of the study that will be published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters, a publication of the American Geophysical Union.
"The results have implications for lake ecosystems, which can be adversely affected by even small water temperature changes."
Small changes in water temperature can result in algal blooms that can make a lake toxic to fish or result in the introduction of non-native species that change the lake's natural ecosystem.
Scientists have long used air temperature measurements taken near Earth's surface to compute warming trends. More recently, scientists have supplemented these measurements with thermal infrared satellite data that can be used to provide a comprehensive, accurate view of how surface temperatures are changing worldwide.
Schneider and Hook used thermal infrared imagery from satellites of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the European Space Agency. They focused on summer temperatures (July-September in the Northern Hemisphere and January-March in the Southern Hemisphere) because of the difficulty in collecting data in seasons when lakes are ice-covered and/or often hidden by clouds. Only nighttime data were used in the study.
The bodies studied were selected from a global database of lakes and wetlands based on size (typically at least 500 square kilometers -193 square miles- or larger) or other unique characteristics of scientific merit. The selected lakes also had to have large surface areas located away from shorelines, so land influences did not interfere with the measurements. Satellite lake data were collected from the point farthest from any shoreline.
The largest and most consistent area of warming was northern Europe. The warming trend was slightly weaker in southeastern Europe, around the Black and Caspian seas and Kazakhstan. The trends increased slightly farther east in Siberia, Mongolia and northern China.
In North America, trends were slightly higher in the southwest United States than in the Great Lakes region. Warming was weaker in the tropics and in the mid-latitudes of the Southern Hemisphere. The results were consistent with the expected changes associated with global warming.
The satellite temperature trends largely agreed with trends measured by nine buoys in the Great Lakes, Earth's largest group of freshwater lakes in terms of total surface area and volume.
The lake temperature trends were also in agreement with independent surface air temperature data from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies in New York. In certain regions, such as the Great Lakes and northern Europe, water bodies appear to be warming more quickly than surrounding air temperature.
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Various people at the Girls State Tournament last week would ask Farwell coaches and players where "Farewell", Texas was.
While folks may not know where Farwell is or how to pronounce it, they know their girls basketball team can hoop it up a little.
The Lady Blue captured the Class 2A girls title with a 47-35 victory against Weatherford Brock Saturday at the Frank Erwin Center in Austin.
Not only did that victory give Farwell its first state championship in any team sport, but it gave head coach Steve Scott a nice birthday present.
"The girls believed in the system and believed in their abilities," said Scott, who celebrated his 39th birthday Saturday. "This group didn't want to be denied."
Saturday's title game and Friday's 33-29 semifinal win against Goldthwaite was a microcosm of what brought the team to the state tournament a solid defense.
The Lady Blue hit just 10-of-42 shots from the field and 11-of-25 from the foul line against Goldthwaite.
But at the same time, the Lady Eagles hit just 9-of-39 shots and were constantly harassed by Farwell's aggressive defense.
"I think as the year went along we relied more on our defense," said senior point guard Ashley Crawford, who was named the tourney's Most Valuable Player. "I think that's what pulled us through the tournament and got us a championship."
This year's title will soften the blow for the Lady Blue from last year's appearance at the state tourney.
Salado's Melissa Matthews hit two free throws with 0.8 seconds remaining in the contest were the deciding points in a 39-37 loss.
"What carried us was our desire to do better than last year," Farwell senior post Chelsi Kaltwasser said. "We're losing more than half our team and we realized this is our last shot. We didn't want to go out like last year, and we wanted to get the first gold medal in school history."
The people of Farwell showed their appreciation of the Lady Blue. There was an impromptu parade when the team arrived into town late Sunday, and the high school was well decorated to help celebrate the title.
A formal reception for the team is scheduled for 3 p.m. Monday in the high school auditorium.
"The support from the fans has been awesome," Crawford said. "All the phone calls, letters and flowers will always be something I remember."
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A dad-of-two has told how his life has been devastated by a random ACID attack as police renew their hunt for the thug responsible.
Darren Pidgeon, 27, was horrifically injured in what appears to have been a totally unprovoked assault as he drove through a town centre just before midnight.
A stranger approached his car and he wound down his window, at which point acid was sprayed in his face.
The attacker then repeatedly punched Darren, who managed to fight him off before escaping, screaming from his car.
The ordeal left him with scarring down his entire right side and injuries that will affect him for the rest of his life.
Luckily, he was not blinded when the corrosive liquid was sprayed in his eyes.
Police said they can find no motive for the attack in Rayleigh, Essex, in June, and are appealing for more witnesses.
Darren, a carer from Rayleigh, said: "It was just an unprovoked attack and it has really ruined my life.
"It has put me out of work and now I have to wear makeup to cover the scars. It's embarrassing.
"When I was attacked I had no idea what was happening and I was confused more than anything.
"I didn't know why this guy was doing it. I was just screaming 'my eyes, my eyes' and I was in excruciating pain.
"At first I thought it might have been pepper spray at first but it was much worse than that.
"It was just a burning feeling. I felt like my face was just melting off. I can't understand why someone would want to do that to another human being."
The attack left Darren hospitalised for four weeks and he had multiple skin grafts with tissue from his leg used to rebuild his damaged face.
He is currently undergoing physio to heal his arm and must exercise his face to prevent losing his facial expressions.
Doctors expect the healing to take two years but Darren, who has now moved to London due to the attack, said the effects will last a lifetime.
He added: "Part of me feels like there's no reason to go on anymore.
"I've got permanent scars and it is all down my face, my arm, my shoulder, my back.
"My skin feels like rubber now. I touch it and I think I have a mask on or something.
"I have lost my job, I have had to move out because my mum gets upset and we argue. Everything has been destroyed.
"I've got no money so I can't afford any plastic surgery but the thing I want most is just for this guy to be caught.
"If you are going to let this happen to somebody you have got to suffer too."
Police initially thought the incident was a road rage attack after an altercation at a roundabout but they have since ruled out that theory.
They are now appealing for information about a suspect who is 5ft 8ins to 5ft 10ins tall, slim with short, light coloured hair.
He was wearing a light grey polo shirt, blue denim jeans and a black hoodie.
Det Sgt Mike Calvert said: "This was an unprovoked attack, which has caused appalling injuries to the victim."


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BALI: Detecting "flickers of progress" in the long-shunned nation of Myanmar, President Barack Obama announced Friday that he will send Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to the repressed country next month, making her the first official in her position to visit in more than 50 years.
"We want to seize what could be an historic opportunity for progress and make it clear that if Burma continues to travel down the road of democratic reform, it can forge a new relationship with the United States of America," Obama said Friday during his diplomatic mission to Southeast Asia.
In deepening his engagement with Myanmar, also known as Burma, the president first sought assurances from democracy leader and Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi. She spent 15 years in house arrest by the nation's former military dictators but is now talking with the new civilian government about reforming the country.
The two spoke by phone Thursday night while Obama was flying to Bali on Air Force One, a senior administration official said.
The administration sees Clinton's visit as a sign of success for Obama's policy on Myanmar, which was outlined in 2009 and focused on punishments and incentives to get the country's former military rulers to improve dire human rights conditions. The US imposed new sanctions on Myanmar but made clear it was open to better relations if the situation changed.
"After years of darkness, we've seen flickers of progress in these last several weeks," Obama declared Friday.
Still, Obama said he has deep concerns about Myanmar's human rights record, treatment of ethnic minorities and closed nature of its society. Clinton's mission is to explore what the United States can do to support progress on political reform, individual rights and national reconciliation, the official said.
Benjamin Zawacki, Amnesty International's Southeast Asia researcher, welcomed the news of Clinton's visit as an opportunity to turn up the pressure on the government to address human rights abuses.
"We've been arguing a long time that political engagement and political pressure are not mutually exclusive," Zawacki told The Associated Press, adding that Clinton "should not miss the opportunity in this historic visit to pressure the government and speak very clearly that the human rights violations taking place there need to stop."
Myanmar, a former breadbasket of Southeast Asia, has suffered not just repressive government but poor economic management during nearly 50 years of military rule.
It is subject to wide-ranging trade, economic and political sanctions from the US and other Western nations, enforced in response to brutal crackdowns on pro-democracy protesters in 1988 and 2007 and its refusal to hand power to pro-democracy leader Suu Kyi's party after the 1990 elections.
Now Myanmar's nominally civilian government, which took power in March, has declared its intention to liberalize the hard-line policies of the junta that preceded it.
It has taken some fledgling steps, such as easing censorship, legalizing labor unions, suspending an unpopular, China-backed dam project and working with Suu Kyi.
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Camilla joked that she wanted to take the furry marsupial back with her to the UK.
The Prince of Wales was more pragmatic when he came face to face with another koala, four-year-old Kao, and made light of the species' reputation for weak bladders.
"Something ominous will run down," Prince Charles said, as he was handed Kao.
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The call appeared to have originated from a telephone number belonging to the sheriff's office, but it was not. Authorities say there have been similar scams involving other local law enforcement agencies in West Michigan.
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FOX has issued the press release for the March 1 episode of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, "Cheddar". Jason Mantzoukas (The League) continues his guest arc as Adrian Pimento in the episode.
Holt allows Amy and Jake to house-sit for him while he visits Kevin in Paris, but mayhem ensues when Holt's beloved dog, Cheddar, goes missing under their watch. Meanwhile, a romantic fling between Adrian Pimento (guest star Jason Mantzoukas) and Rosa disrupts Terry and the rest of the precinct in the all-new "Cheddar" episode of BROOKLYN NINE-NINE airing Tuesday, March 1 (9:00-9:30 PM ET/PT) on FOX.
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Fall is critical to high fashion, and for the editors of Vogue, the season starts about the time its youngest readers make plans for spring break.
"The September Issue" is a documentary that takes a behind-the-scenes look at the frenzy around the magazine's flagship imprint, which serves to inform, entertain and shape fashion for readers, designers and industry insiders. The film screens Thursday through Sunday at the Oklahoma City Museum of Art.
For months, director R.J. Cutler's cameras tracked every move, decision and argument the staff had while making the 2007 fall fashion issue, which ended up at 840 pages and weighing about five pounds.
Ostensibly, "The September Issue" is about editor in chief Anna Wintour, the much-buzzed-about "ice queen" who inspired the Miranda Priestly character in "The Devil Wears Prada."
The camera gets close to Wintour, briefly exploring her upbringing in England, where she was influenced by her father, Charles, an editor at the Evening Standard.
Surrounded by the dynamic culture of England's 1960s youth movements, Wintour explains her fascination with the era's style and fashion, and the publications that promoted images of female liberation with photos of women acting and looking how they felt and wanted.
Wintour has been editor of Vogue since 1988, but the most compelling story line in "The September Issue" is Grace Coddington's. She started her Vogue career at exactly the same time as Wintour, and has long served directly with the editor as the magazine's creative director.
A stunning model from Wales who's worked at both the British and American versions of the magazine, Coddington's attentive eye is what sells Wintour's vision, and it's the tension between the two that sells "The September Issue."
Wintour is the biggest single force in fashion, and Vogue's insight is everything. But the same brand strength that inspires the readers' imaginations elicits abject fear from designers, retailers and its own staffers. One-by-one, the documentary shows big-name designers like Oscar de la Renta and Jean-Paul Gaultier parade their collections in front of Wintour, nervously hanging on her every comment and pursed look. Fabrics are exchanged, sleeves are altered and no excuses are given. Vogue's staff is similarly scared and well-tamed, and the job of arguing with Wintour is almost always Coddington's.
"The September Issue" is revealing and fascinating. Wintour drama aside, the simple mechanics of assembling such an enormous and influential publication are spellbinding. Big-name photographers and models trek back and forth to Europe, and an endless train of clothes racks parades through the office, but the central focus is a wall of photos in Vogue's Zen-like war room. The pictures, all printed and arranged on movable pucks, represent the battle plan for the issue's layout. Tens of thousands of dollars and hundreds of hours each, the troops of couture fight or fall by the delicate hands of Gen. Wintour.
Fashion may seem like a silly enterprise, but considering the images' societial impact, "The September Issue" offers a worthy examination of how a cultural narrative is written and its authors. "Joe Wertz


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The results of Market Rates Insight's first nationwide integrated study on service fees revealed that credit union members are more willing to pay for "lifestyle financial services"–financial services that support mobile, efficient lifestyles–than bank customers are.
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Those killjoys at the Center for Science in the Public Interest, who have the gall to actually look out for our health, have a regular feature called "Food Porn." It's not what you think. It's a nutritional breakdown of decadent, caloric foods. Take our quiz about restaurant items featured by the nonprofit group.
1. A slice of Chili's Chocolate Chip Paradise Pie features how many calories: a. 1,043 b. 2,445 c. 1,590d. 609
3. A 16-ounce Starbucks Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate contains how many more calories than a McDonald's Big Mac: a. 400 b. 50 c. 80 d. Same amount
4. Burger King's BK Stackers, with four hamburger patties, four slices of cheese and eight strips of bacon, contains how much sodium:a. 80 milligrams b. 800 milligrams c. 1,800 milligrams d. 8,000 milligrams
5. Mrs. Smith's Pour-a-Quiche has more grams of fat than Chili's Chocolate Chip Paradise Pie. True or false?
2. The pie's 37 grams of saturated fat make up how much of our daily requirement of fat: a. A day's worth b. Two days' worth c. Four days' worth d. A week's worth.
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Sudan: Civilians caught in unending crisis in Southern Kordofan
The armed conflict in Sudan's Southern Kordofan state between the Sudanese government and armed opposition group, the Sudan Peoples' Liberation Army-North, continues unabated. Indiscriminate attacks and Sudan's ongoing denial of humanitarian access to affected areas have resulted in deaths, injuries and destruction of civilian property. Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced internally. This briefing focuses on attacks against civilians in Southern Kordofan's Nuba Mountain region, and the additional hardship they continue to face due to the lack of humanitarian assistance and displacement.


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With an idealic palm tree backdrop, seering summer sun, and local island music playing in the background, the second day of China's 6th Annual Wahine Classic continued at Kuhio Beach, Waikiki today, with local talent dominating proceedings to win all but one of the age division finals.
Presented by Rip Curl Girl the event was a true gathering of the local community and celebration of Hawaiian culture, with competitors revelling in extremely fun and clean 1-2 feet waves at Queens Reef.
Can your average surfing contest, the event was fun and aspirational, giving girls of all ages and from all walks of life the opportunity to perform without the pressures of standard cut throat competition. Every girl today walked away a winner.
"This event is for all the girl contestants and Rip Curl Girl is stoked to support China's Wahine Classic and women's surfing. It's a great event for the local Hawaiian community with a fantastic cause for charity", said Rip Curl USA President Leigh Tonai at the awards ceremony.
Humble as always China paid tribute to everyone for their help and support, "I love this event 'cause it helps alot of people out. It gives the kids a chance and it helps the Kapiolani Hospital for women", he said in awarding the 70 odd trophies to all contestants.
Final results in all the age divisions were as follows :
Shortboard Women
1. Jodi Young (Haleiwa)
2. Joan Fukumoto (Kailua)
3. Sandy Chang (Kaneohe)
4. Chieko Sakamoto (Honolulu)
Shortboard Girls Final
1. Jacqueline de silva (Brazil)
2. Miku Uemura (Makaha)
3. Bonnie Hoover (Honolulu)
4. Tina Handley (Kailua)
Shortboard Junior Girls Final
1. Bethany Hamilton (Kauai)
2. Jessi Milie Dyer (Australia)
3. Amy Lawson (Honolulu)
4. Katherine Van Dyke (Waihiwa)
Shortboard Pee Wees Final
1. Ashley Hunter (Hauula)
2. Ashley Asing (Kapolei)
3. Erika Steiner (Big Island)
4. Vanessa Martinez (Kauai)
Kapunas Final
1. Jeannie Chesser (Honolulu)
2. Suzanne Walker (Honolulu)
3. Claudia Kravitz (Waikele)
4. Haze wentling (Waianae)
Longboard Girls Final
1. Tyra Freitas (Kailua)
2. Tiare Thomas (Honolulu)
3. Tina Handley (Kaneohe)
4. Mike Uemura (Waianae)
Longboard Junior Girls Final
1. Geodee Clark (Honolulu)
2. Mio Uemura (Makaha)
3. Amy Lawson (Honolulu)
4. Lauren Taylor (Hanalei)
Longboard Pee Wee Final
1. Megan Godinez (Kaneohe)
2. Ashely Hunter (Hauula)
3. Vanessa Martinez (Hanalei)
4. Ashley Asing (Kapolei)
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1. Doreen Teramae (Honolulu)
2. Char Iida (Honolulu)
3. Joan Fukumoto (Kailua)
4. Livia Nahina (Honolulu)
Longboard Menehune Final
1. Bethany Hamilton (Kauai)
2. Noelle Carroll (Haleiwa)
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4. Rosie Jaffurs (Waikele)
Longboard Senior Women Final
1. Pinoi Makalena (Honolulu)
2. Melissa Ling (Honolulu)
3. Dyanne Taylor (Kaneohe)
4. Lee Barraclough (Honolulu)
Bodyboard Junior Girls Final
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2. Mio Uemera (Waianae)
3. Chasity bernabe (Kailua)
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Bodyboard Pee Wee Final
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4. Megan Godinez (Kaneohe)
Bodyboard Women Final
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In total, two hundred and twenty competitors from four continents participated in the two day event, which has now grown to become the single biggest girl's surf contest in Hawaii, and one of the biggest in the world.
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WASHINGTON — Over dinner at a fancy hotel a few blocks from the White House, Republican senators wanted to know if President Barack Obama would support a gradual increase in the age of eligibility for Medicare, set at 65 since the program's inception more than four decades ago.
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Tennessee forward Ron Slay goes up for a jumper Saturday as Georgia's Chris Daniels, left, and Ezra Williams look on. Slay scored a game-high 33 points in the Volunteers' 78-72 win.
Wade Payne/AP KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - For seven minutes Saturday afternoon, Tennessee forgot the Southeastern Conference's leading scorer was wearing orange.
When the Vols finally figured it out, Ron Slay put on a show Georgia won't soon forget.
Slay scored 33 points to lead Tennessee to a 78-72 upset of the No. 17 Bulldogs in front of 16,203 at Thompson-Boling Arena.
The outcome left the teams 13-6 and 5-3 in the SEC.
``It was too much Slay and (Brandon) Crump,'' Georgia coach Jim Harrick said. ``They controlled us. Slay was fabulous.''
Slay, who came into the game averaging 21.2 points, touched the ball just once on offense between the start of the game and the 12:30 mark of the first half. Still, he finished the half with 16 points and ended the game with his best SEC output of the season. Crump had 16 points.
Surprisingly, 12 of Slay's points came from behind the 3-point line as he hit 4 of 5 3-pointers, all from the same spot at the top of the key.
``We knew he could shoot the three, but we didn't know he was going to keep shooting it,'' Georgia forward Jonas Hayes said.
When Slay did go inside, Georgia's zone defense collapsed around him and, more often than not, he put up shots against three Bulldog defenders.
``Once I realized it, I started pump faking and they went for it, and it was an easy little shot,'' he said.
``He was knocking down shots and we couldn't stop him,'' Georgia guard Rashad Wright said.
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Slay, who has a friendly relationship with several Georgia players, always seems to play well against the Bulldogs. His next best SEC performance this year, 29 points, came in an 81-76 overtime loss to Georgia on Jan. 22. He is averaging 27.7 points in his last three games against the Bulldogs.
``Damien (Wilkins) gave me a lot of motivation,'' Slay said. ``He called me Friday and said they were going to come up here and get after us.''
Jarvis Hayes led the Bulldogs with 19 points, his highest output in four games, but missed 10 of his 18 shots. Georgia's best effort was turned in by forward Chris Daniels, who had 14 points, 12 rebounds and eight assists.
The Bulldogs, who are now 1-3 in SEC road games this year, trailed 35-31 at halftime but drew even with 12:45 left in the game on a jumper by Steve Thomas that knotted the score at 48-48. For the next five minutes, Wilkins kept Georgia in the game by scoring nine of its next 15 points.
Wilkins put the Bulldogs ahead 63-57 with 7:58 left, but Tennessee scored 10 of the next 12 points and took a 66-65 lead on a 3-pointer from the corner by senior Thaydeus Holden with 3:55 left.
Georgia tied the game on a basket by Daniels with 2:24 left, but the Volunteers took the lead for good 20 seconds later on a Slay free throw that put Tennessee up 68-67. From there, the Vols hit one field goal and eight free throws and Georgia missed five of seven shots.
During a timeout with 8.2 seconds remaining and the Bulldogs trailing 76-72, Harrick was called for a technical foul for arguing with an official. Holden hit both free throws to account for the final score.
After the game, Harrick pointed out to reporters that the Volunteers shot 23 free throws to Georgia's six.
``And then I get a technical,'' he said. ``That's absolutely incredible. We could never get a call. It was incredible.''
The Bulldogs' six free throw attempts were six fewer than their previous season low and 15 fewer than their season average.
``That's a joke,'' Harrick said.
Georgia's six games against the Volunteers under Harrick have been decided by an average of six points and three have gone to at least one overtime.
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West Ham 3 Watford 1: Noble double helps Hammers close gap on top four
Now in rampant mood, Slaven Bilic's side could have made it three but Manuel Lanzini side-footed wide.
However, it looked like game over when Almen Abdi fouled Michail Antonio in the box and Noble converted to make it 3-0.
But when Prodl scored in the 64th minute, he gave his side hope and it could have been a different story had Troy Deeney not seen a late penalty saved by Adrian.
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Only in Washington would BlackBerry's be seen as cutesy objects.
CNN's Audience Interaction Producer Eric Kuhn brings us a basket filled with Cabinet-level gadgets at the White House. Photo credit: White House.
Ever impressive (at least to some on CNN's blog) is UN Ambassador Susan Rice, who has three gadgets pictured with her name on the sticky.


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Citizen Bee
BOB FORD/TIMES NEWS George Taylor, left, Citizen Bee coordinator, and Maureen Donovan, right, moderator from Lehigh Carbon Community College, stand with the winners of last night's competition. The winners were, from left, Jim Thorpe High School's Oliver Schultz, second place; Jim Thorpe High School's Christian Ferko, fourth place; Panther Valley High School's Jason Gates, third place, and Lehighton High School's Zach Werner, first place.
Experience and knowledge triumphed during the 16th annual Pennsylvania Citizen Bee at the Jim Thorpe Courthouse Thursday evening. All but one of the top four winners to the event were high school seniors returning to the contest from a previous year.
First place winner Zach Warner, a senior at Lehighton Area High School, was returning for his second year in the program. Jim Thorpe senior Oliver Schulz placed second in the contest. Schulz placed third in last year's Citizen Bee.
Third place winner was newcomer Jason Gates, a junior from Panther Valley. Jim Thorpe senior Christian Ferko received fourth place.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for these students to share their knowledge of the events" that have shaped our nation and state, said the event's moderator, Maureen Donovan of Lehigh Carbon Community College. She thanked the students' advisers and parents for supporting their studies.
"For those of you who are not yet seniors, we hope to see you back here next year," she added. "It's a very fun evening and we're very proud of all of you."
As first place winner, Warner received a check for $300. Schulz was awarded $200 for second place. Gates and Ferko both received $100 for third and fourth place.
While many of this year's participants had attended in a previous year, three students - Shane Moran of Weatherly and Ferko and Schulz of Jim Thorpe - were recognized for taking part in the program for all four of their high school years.
The four winners prepared for the program by reviewing a tape of last year's contest and studying potential topics with their academic advisers. Many of the seniors had an additional edge - the questions this year covered topics, including economics, that aren't addressed in the classroom until later in high school.
The Pennsylvania Citizen Bee is sponsored by the TIMES NEWS and coordinated by George Taylor, the editor of the Bethlehem Press, a weekly newspaper published by the TIMES NEWS' East Penn Press.
During the contest, students take part in two contest parts. They begin with a 30-minute written exam, and then enter the courtroom to complete the oral portion of the competition in front of family and friends. The oral questions cover topics addressed in the news and in classrooms, including current events, U.S. and local history, geography, and Pennsylvania studies.
The Pennsylvania Citizen Bee was once part of a national and state competition.
While these contests no longer exist, Taylor and TIMES NEWS publisher Fred Masenheimer have continued the local program for school districts within the paper's readership area. The program is co-sponsored by LCCC and Rep. Keith McCall and patrons Charles and Carol Getz and Sen. David Argall.
Taylor was pleased with the response from this year's students, who took the contest's tough new questions in stride. Many of the questions were new for this year's event to better challenge students who have attended the Citizen Bee in previous years.
He added that the match between Citizen Bees and newspapers is a natural one, and that the program is a great outlet for students to showcase their knowledge.
"Newspapers depend on informed readers. It's a natural match for newspapers to sponsor these events," he said. "There are so many opportunities to show off athletic skills. This is a great opportunity for kids to show off their academic skills."
A total of 24 students from nine schools participated in the contest: Michelle Gonzalez, Xavier Vargas, and alternate Nick Davis, Carbon Career and Technical Institute; Christian Ferko and Oliver Shulz, Jim Thorpe Area High School; Kara Beck, Zach Werner, Peter Petrack, and alternate Jon Rabenold, Lehighton Area High School; Justin Huegel, Connor Schleicher, Tim Miller, and alternate Andrew Kelly, Marian Catholic High School; Jonathan Haab, Damion Bower, H. Vaughn Reese, and alternate Kyle Baumann, Northern Lehigh High School; Pat McCormick, Black Campbell, and alternate Brent Green, Palmerton Area High School; Jacob Dulaney, Jason Gates, and John Owens, Panther Valley High School; Geoff Sincavage, Jackie Stewart, and Schuyler Schmidt, Tamaqua Area High School; Shane Moran, Andrew Vack, Matthew Caccese, and alternate Susan Funk, Weatherly Area High School.
School advisers for the competition included Michael Baumgardt, Carbon Career and Technical Institute; Ron Ellison, Jim Thorpe Area High School; Michael Feifel, Lehighton Area High School; Bernard Forgotch, Marian Catholic High School; Scott DeLong, Northern Lehigh High School; Paul McArdle, Palmerton Area High School; Timothy Grazio and Frank Damian, Panther Valley High School; Stephen Ulicny, Tamaqua Area High School; and Katie Leach, Weatherly Area High School.
The announcer and scorekeeper was Amy Zubek, TIMES NEWS reporter. Jerry Knowles, state representative, 124th District, served as the timekeeper. Judges were Edward Lewis, Jim Thorpe District Judge; Roberta Brewster, District Court Administrator; and William O'Gurek, Carbon County Commissioner. The appeals judge was Steve Bayer, Tamaqua District Judge.
Monitors and graders for the written exam were Mary Ruth Taylor, Tamaqua Area High School; Joseph Riccette, Tamaqua Area High School, retired; and Jeff James, Jim Thorpe Area School District, retired.
The oral portion of the competition will air on Blue Ridge Cable TV13 on May 6 and 7 at 8 p.m. and May 9 at 2 p.m.