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Editor's note: ESPN.com's Dana O'Neil provides instant analysis from No. 7 seed West Virginia's 73-67 win over No. 2 seed Duke in their second-round matchup.
WASHINGTON -- West Virginia rode an improbable, falling-out-of-bounds 3-pointer from Alex Ruoff to ignite its offense and launch a second-half attack that all but rolled over Duke in the Mountaineers' 73-67 victory in the second round of the NCAA tournament.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON: Bigger and stronger at every position, the Mountaineers figured out how to exploit their advantage in the second half and take control of the game. They turned this game into what they know best -- a physical, brash, defensive Big East-themed game. The Blue Devils were forced into bad shots and sloppy turnovers, clanging shot after shot off the rim. They shot 38 percent for the game and committed 13 miscues.
PLAYER OF THE GAME: Joe Alexander. Double-teamed in the low post almost every time he got the ball, Alexander still fought his way to 22 points and 11 rebounds. If coaches were voting right now for a preseason Big East Player of the Year, Alexander would be neck-and-neck with Notre Dame's Luke Harangody. He's that good.
STAT OF THE GAME: West Virginia didn't just beat Duke on the boards. The Mountaineers owned the Blue Devils, 45-19 for the game and an even more impressive 18-3 in the second half.
STAT OF THE GAME II: 3-pointers. Coaches, statisticians and oddsmakers will tell you 3s aren't as reliable as standard jump shots. Duke, a team that built its season on draining treys, figured that out the hard way. The Devils missed their first nine in the second half and were 5-for-22 for the game from beyond the arc.
TURNING POINT: Gerald Henderson snuck from under the bucket, rolling out for a wide-open 3-pointer on the wing but tossing up a rainbow air ball that might have landed in Landover, Md., it was so long. WVU pushed the ball up the court, getting Darris Nichols open for a 3 in front of his own bench. Nichols drained the 3 to make it 37-34. DeMarcus Nelson was whistled for a travel on Duke's next possession and, with the shot clock fading, Ruoff nailed a falling-away 3-pointer to tie the score.
TURNING POINT II: With 12:43 left, Kyle Singler was called for a reach-in, his fourth foul of the game. West Virginia led 43-40 when Singler, who spent most of the game on Alexander, went to the bench. The Mountaineers led 52-46 when he came back in.
NOPE, NOT ME: On a drive to the hoop, Henderson planted his elbow into Nichols. The whistle tweeted, and Henderson -- convinced he was getting called for the offensive foul -- headed up the court. Whoops. Foul on Nichols.
WHAT IT MEANS: West Virginia advances to the Sweet 16 for the first time since 2006 and will play Thursday in Phoenix against Xavier or Purdue. The Mountaineers have a pretty nice stretch going in the tourney. The last four times they've made it to the NCAA tournament (2008, 2006, 2005 and 1998) they've reached at least the Sweet 16.
First-half analysis: Duke 34, West Virginia 29
TURNING POINT: This half was more like a slow burn, with neither team playing exactly exemplary basketball. Each had eight first-half turnovers and looked tentative, if not downright out of rhythm, all game. The Mountaineers shot 36 percent, missing more chip-shot layups than a CYO fifth-grade team would miss. At one point, Duke went 2-for-12 from the floor, but West Virginia couldn't take advantage of the drought.
PLAYER OF THE HALF: Greg Paulus. After scoring just 12 points on 2 of 7 shooting from the field against Belmont, the Duke junior drained quick back-to-back 3-pointers en route to eight first-half points. More than points, Paulus brought attitude to the Devils. The junior slapped the floor on defense and practically sprinted to the scorer's table for substitutions, clapping and cajoling his teammates from the sideline.
PLAYER OF THE HALF II: Alexander. Down by as many as 10 early, the Mountaineers got themselves back into the game (to a degree, at least) when they started to give the ball to Alexander. He finished with 11 points and five rebounds in the half, keeping WVU in the game by himself.
STAT OF THE HALF: West Virginia, usually a good 3-point shooting team, shot 0-for-6 from the arc. Ruoff, who came out of a 6-for-21 slump to drain five triples against Arizona, missed his two tries.
DISPARITY: West Virginia took three free throws in the first half. Duke took 12.
HE'S NOT HAPPY: Furious that Wellington Smith was called for a foul on what looked like little more than a hard screen of Paulus, Bob Huggins apparently stewed and stewed until he could stew no longer. During a TV timeout, Huggins and official Ed Hightower were, ahem, debating the merit of the call when Huggins apparently said something Hightower didn't like. While the Mountaineers huddled, Hightower hit Huggins with a technical foul.
THEY'RE NOT PARANOID: The folks out there who bleed Blue Devils blue and insist the rest of the world is filled with Duke haters aren't necessarily wrong. When the Devils went through their pregame introductions, they were greeted with a chorus of lusty boos. The West Virginia faithful joined their lungs with the early-arriving Purdue and Xavier fans to prove the old sports adage true: No one likes a favorite.
K-WATCH: Duke didn't offer a pregame health report, but Mike Krzyzewski certainly looked healthier. Done in by a nasty flu bug Thursday, Krzyzewski lost his voice and could barely communicate with this players. Coach K didn't seem to have any problems this time, easily getting his team's attention from his spot on the bench.
Dana O'Neil is a college basketball writer for ESPN.com.
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|Thu, 02-17-2011 - 3:07pm
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|Sat, 02-19-2011 - 2:20pm
It does sound like you'll need to sit down with her to hear the details, although maybe this plan is still in the 'thinking out loud" stage. My dd used to do that, I'd hear different schemes and start getting worried until I learned that she was just talking.
How often do you get to really see your dd and spend some one on one time without interruptions? Is she the sort to easily answer questions about her plans, or does she see it as you prying or being negative or controlling or something like that?
|Sun, 02-20-2011 - 9:39am
The good news is that your DD is planning on going to the same place as your DS and that would relieve me if it were my daughter. My daughter worked around the world from the time she was 17 to 27 during her summers then after university for a couple of years. She spent 8 wks in Hamburg and enjoyed it. It was less trouble not speaking the language there than her trips to Taiwan. I don't really understand the restlessness but it seems to hit some kids. My daughter worked in Taipai, Seoule, Shanghai (her favourite place to shop), Toyko, Paris, Hamburg, New York & Miami (her favourite place to party). What a lucky girl as the life experiences were amazing - good & bad.
My eldest son is sounding more & more like he won't be returning home in Aug from Victoria where he is working on his masters. He had 3 job offers last week alone. He really likes it out there but is struggling with giving up his job of 10 yrs and making the final committment to leave his family. Does your son plan on being in Germany forever?
Is your DD practical or does she do the emotional thing? My oldest 2 are more practical and so their trips were well planned. James has a budget that he is using and won't step out of it unless he makes extra cash to compensate. He has add'l money saved but it isn't to be used for day to day expenses. He is very strict with himself.
I hope if the bar is closing for renovations that your DD doesn't quit but rather uses this as a layoff to qualify for EI. I assume she lives on her own & how will she pay her bills if she quits in Mar but doesn't leave for a few mths? Will she move back home with you?
Remember that sweet little baby you held & dreamed about? No one really told us that we would still be worried about them when we were old & gray. Oh wait, we are gray because of them. lol
|Sun, 02-20-2011 - 5:07pm
Dee, I wrote a post under Elspeth's post, but it was also to answer and respond to your post as well.
|Sun, 02-20-2011 - 8:28pm
Shirley, I really know what you mean about wanting to know the basics of your dd's life. That's exactly how I felt a lot of the time for the last few years that my dd was living here--in fact that's why I joined Facebook, to see my kids' updates so I would know what they were up to! My dd did call to vent or dump sometimes, and then I knew more than I wanted to lol, but a lot of the time I felt very disconnected from her and I missed knowing who she was becoming. Like you, I accepted it, and I got used to not having much contact. Since she moved so far from home she is often the one who seeks out communication, which is nice.
|Mon, 02-21-2011 - 12:34pm
Then there is James, he is currently attending UVic taking his masters in child & youth work. He was my beautiful blond boy who was extremely shy. He did well in school but had to work at sports with the exception of swimming, cross country running & figure skating. He was only allowed the 1 yr in skating before Ian put him in hockey which ended after the 1st year. James hated it. James was diagnosed with a hearing loss at 3 and has worn hearing aids since then. I got mine 3 mths before James. Apparently 50% chance of inheriting this if your parent has the loss. At 10, he was diagnosed with fibromyalgia & has struggled with this pain since. James dropped out of school at 17 after 2 friends committed suicide 3 wks apart. He had decided to work on his school through correspondance. He is into the theatre both as a performer, director, producer and writer. He has always loved kids and has worked with our local parks & recreation since he was 17. He is employed full time now. He tried a lot of different things and decided at 21 to go to college for child & youth worker. Then after he did that, he went to university to get his BA in the same subject. This is where he is so focused. He worked full time & when to school full time as he could do most of his courses through e-learning. Now he is talking about his Phd and not returning to Toronto when classes finish this summer. He has no SO but a lot of very close friends.
My baby is Andrew. He & Sandy are very alike in their personalities and are extremely close in spite of the 7 yrs between them. He like her excelled in sports. Unlike her, he struggled in school due to a learning disability. His love growing up was hockey. He couldn't get on that ice enough each week. However, he is very small - always considered to look a yr if not 2 younger than he was when growing up. Once hockey involved contact, his hockey skills didn't matter to coaches & he experienced rejection due to his size several times. This followed him into his teens when he quit all sports & once his sister headed off to university started the troubled teen years. He only has his grade 10 as he stopped going to school, got into a lot of trouble but turned around when he was 18/19. He worked very hard at a university bridging program & now has 2 yrs of university behind him. He has learned the hard way that he can't handle full time school. It's just not him so he does e-learning too. He & his fiancee just got engaged in Dec and are planning a summer 2013 wedding. He is trying to focus on a business career and so quit bartending to work for Staples as a team lead for the copy centre. He loved it to start but is bored now after a few mths. So looking around, trying to determine what other business jobs he can get to help him gain experience. In spite of having 2 yrs of university and working on his 3rd (different major now), he doesn't have his high school diplomia & needs to get his GED as employers are looking for that since his university is incomplete. He is scheduled to take this next mth. He would prefer to go back to bartending as it pays better. His fiancee is a sweetheart & the perfect match for him. She is down to earth, practical & focused on being his cheering section. However, she has no interest in any further education. She works as a mgr, hostess & server at a local restaurant. Puts in lots of hrs & is highly thought of by sr mgmt but won't take any of there add'l education offerings as she just wants to be a stay at home Mom in 10 yrs. I think this is great but would prefer that she had something to fall back on if life throws her a curveball. My Mom was widowed at 38, I took over as principal earner at 35 when Ian became ill and so I'm very focused on women having a fall back position.
Wow, what a book & I wrote this in quick reply but there are likely a lot of typing mistakes. Andrew is my least practical but the other 2 are very organized in everything they do. Both in the planning & the financial side. Andrew is learning. One advantage of your kids going away that I have found is that you can actually learn more about their lives than if they are living in the same city. James has been gone since Aug & we have only talked 4 times on the phone but my emails are amazing. Yesterday's weekly installment almost gave me a day to day breakdown. When he was living in Toronto, we might see each other as he dropped by to do his laundry but rarely sat & talked together. I found the same when Sandy was travelling. She would write me these great emails about her week. My problem has always been how to take my somewhat boring life & turn it into a response that they might be interested in. I believe travel is good for kids. It helps them grow up & for mine, it seemed to help them appreciate their family more.
Sorry for the long book, I would reduce it but I'm working on my mini computer & can't figure out how to highlight this thing to cut sections, Dee
|Thu, 02-24-2011 - 9:15pm
How will your DD manage to get to Berlin if she has a phobia about flying? Is that why she wants to travel with her brother? It will be a big challenge to get home alone. It's sad that so many kids are influenced for long term problems so young. Thanks for the update on your family. I will try to remember too. Your eldest are the same age almost as mine. My DD actually turns 31 next Wed.


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The Five People You Meet in Heaven. A book worth reading - a short read, but powerful message. It makes you realize that small moments in your own life may have a huge impact on another's.
One of the most inspirational books ever!
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December 18th, 2014 7pm
Unplugged on the Front Porch is hosted in All Saints' Episcopal Church. Originally built in 1899, it is recognized as a historic building by the Texas Historical Commission and creates a beautiful environment. They have hosted many of Austin's finest artists and this is Sara first time to join them!
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Hello there! We're only two hours away from being half-way to Saturday! What, you're not counting?
And while you were snoozing last night there was all different types of celebrity news and gossip going down.
Did everyone watch the Access All Areas to Cheryl Cole's life? We especially liked the bit where she's running from paparazzi while being filmed for a reality show.
But enough about us... (for once) - here's what the celebs thought about it.
If you spend your time watching X Factor and wishing you could be wearing festive clothes designed by Tulisa instead of your ripped PJs, then we bring glad tidings and good news.
And the most important news of all...
Not only do we have the one and only Kerry Katona in the ACTUAL office later - Atomic Kitten are officially Whole Again and BACK IN THE STUDIO together for the first time in 11 years.
Tulisa has been doing a big old rant on Twitter this morning, hitting out at followers who have reacted badly to her relationship with footballer Danny Simpson.
She said: 'They want me 2 shut up... be a lifeless robot that plays their shallow media games.. be everything that's expected..a shadow of my former self
'Not say what I think, feel or know, in the fear that they might destroy me 4 it. Any1 can write a twisted story, but it takes serious balls to b this much in the public eye & scrutinised & still be myself... COMPLETELY!If u think u know me from what u read, u know nothin at all..
'So my message 4 the haters n the negative media is..as 4 shuttin up..NEVER GUNA HAPPEN!!! that's what makes me tulisa! SO U CAN ALL BITE ME!'
We'll have a little bite of her rump if she doesn't mind?
Harry Styles' mum, Anne Cox, has managed to flog her Mini by putting it on eBay described as: "Owned by Harry Styles' mum."
Not only that, but to sell the car for a top price, Anne threw in a meet and greet for the winner – but not with the One Directionstar – with HERSELF.
And someone paid £6,000! What is the world coming to...
Lindsay Lohan should really have popped on a bra before the Liz & Dick premiere last night - the top half of her dress was MAYHEM!
It seems a few spies have uncovered a new Hollywood romance – how exciting!
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard have been quietly dating for some time according to US magazine.
And that's not all, Johnny has even told the actress he loves her, the article claims.
The gossip types are reporting that an eyewitness saw Johnny and Amber together at swanky AV Nightclub, telling US magazine they were "flirty and engaged."
A second source told the tabloid that that at a Gucci party last month (yeah, we weren't invited), Amber was "telling people they were officially together."
Radar Online reported in July that the couple had slowed down their fling but couldn't resist spending any more time apart.
It's only slightly more glamorous than Tulisa and Danny Simpson's blossoming romance, isn't it?
Kristen Stweart's stylist has spoken about the difficulty of getting the Twilight star out of her battered and torn Converse trainers and into a fancy pair of Loubitinis.
Tara Swennon, who's been dressing Kristen since 2007, revealed: "She's a tomboy at heart (both of us are), but she understands that fashion is an arena, that she can be a chameleon and not dress the way she does every single day."
"She'll always change into her Converses by halfway through a carpet, which is to be expected at this point, but she puts on the heels for me for the photos, God bless her.
"At the end of the day, I want my clients to be comfortable because I think it shows. She needs to put on her sneakers and that's all right with me."
We thought she scrubbed up well for the vampire promotion. Just check out the amount of skin on show. Wit-woo!
Sarah Harding has got herself a new not at-all-depressing hobby.
She told The Sun: "I've got a bit of a morbid thing – I read about dead celebrities.
"I've got a bit of an obsession with Marilyn Monroe, Jimi Hendrix and Bob Marley and people like that. I have actually got a book on dead celebrities."
We don't like it when people get divorced. Especially if it's Ross and Rachael after a booze fuelled trip to Las Vegas.
It's not really our business but we'll tell you – just in case someone asks you the latest gossip on Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher in exchange for a million quid or something.
Radar Online are reporting that Demi is 'trying every trick in the book to delay her divorce from Ashton because he's moved on so quickly by dating Mila Kunis'.
"Demi has instructed her attorneys to delay negotiations as much as possible," a source tells Radar.
The article continues to quote the insider: "The main issue they have been fighting over has been the division of assets and the monetary settlement, but it's now gotten to the point where Ashton is willing to cave in to all of Demi's demands just to reach a settlement.
"However, Demi is totally playing hardball and every time they come close to reaching an agreement she throws up another objection or demand.
"It's driving Ashton nuts as he just wants to close that chapter of his life and move on, he and Mila are VERY serious about each other."
So, don't forget any of this or it might cost you a novelty sized cheque or make you a millionaire.
If you've forgotten what Mila Kunis looks like without a t-shirt on...
Tulisa's still going on about herself on Twitter! She wrote: "N my message 4 my fans, supporters n ndubletts is...THANK U..U KEEP ME ALIVE! don't live a lie 4 any1 no matter they say stay true 2 urself!"
Our message "4" Tulisa is just that she should probably stop using numbers as letters.
It's sooo 2002.
As a plus, she does look pretty in this photoshoot.
Prepare to wince at Madonna's crotch.
Told you.
According to the gospel that is America's Star magazine, Heidi and Spencer Pratt (remember them?) have just moved back in with her parents after blowing all of their money on oversized breasts / magical aura-enlightening crystals.
We'd quite like to watch this reality TV show.
Little Mix aren't happy about Ella leaving the X Factor (neither are we).
Perrie says that she reacted by "screaming" over the "mental" decision, while Leigh-Anne said she went "crazy" and "nearly threw a trainer at the TV".
"I don't get that," added Jesy. "I was in shock when they told me [Ella had left]. I thought they was joking when the girls told me.
"I think people just thought they were safe and haven't voted. I don't even think it's down to song choice, anything like that, because James and Ella, I thought they were gonna be in the final."
Gary Barlow was awarded his very own OBE by the Queen today in Buckingham Palace and the X Factor judge blushed that he was "deeply proud" upon receiving the honour.
Here's that picture of Gary Barlow with his new BBFL.
Tulisa has been confirmed as the latest celeb to perform live from the 34th Floor of the swanky BT Tower in London.
The properly exclusive and intimate gig takes place December 10th.
Starting today, fans will be able to ask Tulisa questions on Twitter with one of those hashtag things - #AskTulisa.
If you're not lucky enough to be directly involved with the intimate gig, don't worry!
The Female Boss' performance will be streamed live on BT Infinity Presents interactive YouTube channel, 10th December at 8pm.
You know that band One Direction? Well, we can confirm they are popular and have sold copies of their album Take Me Home.
So many copies, in fact, they are No.1 in the US after flogging a massive 540,000 units sold.
And it's also No.1 in 32 countries.
Not bad for some...
Kerry Katona has just left the 3am Towers, she looked lovely and was very sweet. Only a few hours ago she confessed on This Morning: "I never thought I would make it to 30... I should be dead."
Our interview was a bit nicer than that, honest.
Family Guy are planning to introduce a major new character according to Deadline.
And it might be bad news for Brian because the telly and film website claim the newbie is called Vinnie the Dog.
Vinnie is described as "a pooch with attitude" and will be voiced by Tony Sirico (of The Sopranos fame, for anyone with Sky Atlantic).
This is definitely Jessie J's sexiest video yet. We won't spoil it with details - but here's one word to spark your imagination: NAKED.
BREAKING NEWS: Niall from One Direction is on Instagram, Instagramming under the username Nialler1993.
This one is really for any school kids who accidentally clicked on this blog instead of free online games that aren't blocked by a stupid firewall.
It seems like everyone's getting an award today while we're sat here eating biscuits and drinking cold tea with the bag left in.
Even that bloke who sang a few good songs, Paolo Nutini, has been given a recognition of being alive and a bit famous.
He said it is "a wee pat on the back" to have been made an honorary doctor of a university in his home town.
The musician was given his award at the University of the West of Scotland's graduation ceremony.
Here's that song he did once...
If you're a massive fan of Alicia Keys, you still probably wouldn't be bothered about watching her hanging out for two hours.
But, if you're REALLY that bored - or you're stuck on a delayed train and you've already read the paper, safety signs and THIS is the only thing that will load. Enjoy.
Rolling In The Deep? Rolling in the sleep, more like.
A survey by hotel chain Travelodge showed Adele topped the charts when it comes to snooze-some tunes, as it helps people relax.
She knocked Coldplay from the top of the charts when it comes to making us nod off.
Top five sleep-inducing acts:
1. Adele
2. Coldplay
3. Snow Patrol
4. Barry White
5. One Direction
Add that to your Grammy's.
The rumours about Harry Style and Taylor Swift won't go away - an "observer" in LA says that they saw Taylor and Harry making gooey eyes at each other.
"They lit up when they saw each other," the source told Us weekly. And Taylor was behaving like "a puppy dog" around Harry.
And after walking hand-in-hand, the duo made a dramatic, romantic exit: "Harry picked her up and carried her to the trailer!"
We're just going to look at some more pics of Harry with his top off and pretend that this isn't happening.
Hold on, is Kristen so desperate for a child, she's describing it to the media?
"If someone offers me a good script, I would love to work in a Bollywood film. I would love to work with Hrithik Roshan," she said.
"He is such a wonderful actor and so good-looking. In fact, if I have a boy, I would want him to look like Hrithik Roshan, but with Rob's eyes."
Yep, she just said that: "if I have a boy...with Rob's eyes."
In case you were wondering what Hrithik Roshan looks like (and Kristen Stewart's future son), this is him on the left.
We would have a small yawn here, if it wasn't for the fact that the celebrity in question is apparently Emma Stone. And according to Radar Online, the man she's cavorting with clothes-less, isn't called her boyfriend.
"Emma Stone has a sex tape and that's a fact," one of those all-knowing sources told the website.
"She made it long before she started dating Andrew Garfield, and before she really became a household name. She was just young and probably thought nothing would ever come of it."
"The tape remains in the hands of the person she made it with,"
"But that doesn't mean there's any guarantee that it won't eventually hit the market. The higher Emma's star rises, the more valuable that tape becomes."
We'll give you 50p?
Want to see the video to Jessie J's new single, Silver Linings?
Yes, yes you do.
If only to see her dance in front of a cinema projector. Naked.
We're halfway through the week, people. Which means that:
A) We're allowed to drink more than one glass of wine at dinner, and wash that down with a shot.
B) We're allowed to wash that down with a few more.
C) We can tell you who's on track to take the number one spots on the Official Chart Show on Sunday.
So far, Rihanna is looking likely to grab her third consecutive Number 1 album in as many years with Unapologetic.
And Olly Murs FT Flo Rida look like they're going to keep Girls Aloud's comeback single, Something New, off the top spot with their latest tune, Troublemaker.
Ooh err. Isn't it exciting?
Now somebody pass us the wine.
Just in case you wondered how Justin Bieber managed to get Selena back, we've found out exactly what he did to render her powerless.
Have a watch of this:
Yikes - Shakira's ex boyfriend has just handed her a £63 MILLION lawsuit.
Shakira, who's currently expecting a baby with her new boyfriend Gerard Pique, was with Antonio de la Rua for over a decade before they split in 2010. But they pinkie promised to remain business partners and friends.
Unfortunately, pinkie promises don't stand up in court very often, and now Antonio is accusing Shakira of going back on her word to continue sharing her profits with him - even though he reportedly played a big part in securing her a lot of lucrative deals.
Which makes it quite a tricky situation.
We like it better when celebs just fight over twitter like normal people.
And we're off to get some beauty sleep. See you laters, alligators.


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Q. I used to use AOL, but left them for Cox Cable and high-speed Internet access. It works great as long as I'm at home, but what do I do when I travel? How can I get online to access my email when I don't have cable access? I look forward to your newsletter every week. Thanks, Mr. M.
A. Cox (as do Comcast and other high-speed providers) also provides dial-up access, so all you have to do is activate your Remote Dial Access. Go to Cox Support (http://support.cox.net) and select your state from the map. When the Technical Support page appears, scroll down to Remote Dial Access. There you'll find lots of information about activating it, what settings to use, etc. Once you have Remote Dial Access activated, it's no different than using any dial-up access, including your former days with AOL.
In addition to dial-up access, Cox (and other ISPs) provides WebMail so you can send and receive mail from any computer with Internet access. This is particularly useful when traveling. With WebMail, you simply navigate to your WebMail page, enter your username and password, and access your email account. You'll find information about WebMail on the same Cox Support page referenced above.
Another easy-to-use option for checking mail is www.mail2web.com. On this site you simply type in your email address, password and check your mail.
Q. I've been told that no matter who sends me an attachment, I need to scan it with my anti-virus program. Would one way to avoid that be to have my family members type in a little code, like their initials, in the Subject line? That would confirm the email was really from them and not the result of some hijacked address book sending out infected messages. One of my friends suggested that and I thought it was a pretty good idea.
A. Your friend's suggestion is well intentioned, but it contains a fatal flaw in that the person putting his or her initials on the Subject line might not know that they are sending out infected messages. If you then observed their initials, you might conclude that the message is safe and the result would be "presto, infecto!" The suggested "secret code" would only let you know that the message is from the designated sender.
Any good anti-virus program is going to check incoming email, which is the best way to protect yourself. My favorite anti-virus program is AVG Anti-virus (www.grisoft.com). It's available in both free and paid versions. Most people do just fine with the free version, which is available at http://tinyurl.com/kco2f.
Q. I recently purchased a newer computer and was forced to move from Windows 98 to Windows XP in the process. I'm still struggling with XP, though making progress slowly, with your help. One of the many things I haven't been able to figure out is how to get programs that I use frequently to appear on the Start Menu so I can launch them with one click. Can you explain that?
A. To add a program to the Start menu, right-click the shortcut to that program under Start > All Programs, then click Pin to Start Menu. The shortcut will be copied to the left-hand side of your start menu. Note: This only works with the standard XP Start Menu, not the Windows Classic Start Menu. If you are using the Classic Start Menu, right-click the Start button, select Properties > Start Menu tab and change your setting from Classic Start Menu to Start Menu.
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Bullock and his stepson joined the 20th Annual Hot Rod Power Tour making seven stops on the journey from Charlotte, N.C. to the final leg in Wisconsin Dells, Wis. The tour took place June 7-14, 2014; his Cobra replica featured SVC meatballs on the doors and hood. "Cars were everywhere...all kinds, all colors-- it was a car guy's dream," Bullock says. The Hot Rot Power Tour had record setting numbers with a car count of over 3,000 each stop and an estimated 100,500 spectators throughout the entire journey. Bullock's total mileage for the trip was 2950. "The car did great and was unexpectedly comfortable."
Upon returning from the Hot Rod Power Tour, Bullock began the process of cleaning the car to take to the 2014 London Cobra Show, back to where it all began on year prior. Bullock's Generation II Shell Valley Cobra Replica was a sight sitting next to the Shell Valley House Car. As of July 4, 2014, Bullock's car has 4218 miles on the odometer, "She is no trailer queen," he says.
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Cardiff graduate Jo Davies has crossed the finishing line in the Atlantic Rowing Race with her crew Unfinished Business, breaking a world record in the process.
Jo, who graduated from the School of Earth, Ocean and Planetary Sciences with a degree in Marine Geography, competed in the race with three women - Emily Kohl, Sara Kessans and Tara Remington - who all failed to finish the crossing in 2005.
Together they have rowed into the record books as the fastest womens four to make the transatlantic crossing from La Gomera in the Canary Islands to Antigua.
Unfinished Business completed the race in 51 days, 16 hours and 31 minutes beating the previous record which stood at 67 days, 7 hours and 20 minutes.
Jo said: "We're delighted not only to have finished the race, but to have smashed the world record. It was a fantastic feeling to cross the finishing line in Antigua, completely different to what we all experienced during our last attempt at the race."
All four of the crew competed in the 2005 race in separate boats but had to retire for different reasons; Jo had to be rescued from her boat after falling and injuring her back during a storm. Americans Emily and Sara spent 16 hours clinging to their boat after capsizing, whilst New Zealander Tara's boat sank after being attacked by a shark.
Their second attempt had a happier ending, and Unfinished Business arrived in Antigua on 23 January after leaving La Gomera on 3 December 2007. They raced their 30ft boat the 2500 nautical miles of the journey, spending Christmas and New Year at sea.
"There were highs and lows throughout the 51 days" said Jo, "including extreme weather, being tailed by sharks and, at times, sheer exhaustion, but we defeated all of those things. We've got some fantastic memories of the race, and the support we've received from family and friends has been amazing. The ocean was kind to us this time, and we'll all miss it, but we've achieved what we set out to do. Now it's time to celebrate our success!"
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No doubt you'll be sapped from all that stuffing, so just remember: A holiday home shopping spree for you and yours is just one push of a remote-control button away.
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Clay Aiken's career track is an interesting one. For someone with my musical tastes and interests, he virtually disappeared after his season of American Idol was over. His act is really just not for me. Unlike so many other also-rans from the show though, a couple times a year, he pops up again. Clay is performing here. He's sold another million albums there. And along the way he's managed to build one of the most devoted fan bases anyone could ask for.
That brings us to the latest rise of Clay on to the radar for the rest of us. He's kicking off the release of his fourth studio album next Monday, with an appearance on QVC. I'm reminded of Arsenio and the old "things that make you go hmmm" bit. I'm not sure I get it, but we should probably just not question Clay's judgment. He seems to be doing alright. He's never going to have the media exposure of Kelly Clarkson, but he's not going to just fade away either.
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Via the AOL viral video site This Just In (AOL also owns TV Squad) comes a video featuring a very young-looking Mike Rowe (currently the host of Dirty Jobs on the Discovery Channel) selling a cat toy on QVC. Rowe was a presenter on the channel in the early '90s.
Give Rowe credit, because he's trying his best to sell a product that is, for all intents and purposes, a glorified grocery bag, but how enthusiastic can the poor guy get about a bag that even QVC's resident cat doesn't seem to care about? I suppose he could have got inside the bag himself . . . oh wait, he did.
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When it comes to interactive television, we're a little behind the times here in the good ol' USA. Britain and Asia have 39 interactive television channels but the technology development here in the US has been a little bumpy.
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The coat is the most difficult thing I have ever sewn and I am very proud of it. Of course I have learned a lot in the process and there are still few mistakes left. But I will be better next time. I promise.
I made the coat for my mom at her name day. She wanted new colorful and warm coat that looks like her old one. I chose this pattern because it was the most similar that I could find in my Burda collection. I didn't make lots of changes. I have added more buttons and buttonholes to the front, I have included batting to be warmer, I have slimmed the sleeves and fully lined.
I am sorry for the quality of the pictures. The coat looks greyish but it is more to be green like in the picture with the white background.
The winter in Latvia has ended and we all are happy to greet the spring. The coat will wait until next winter when warm my mom and fulfill the days with color.
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Very pretty! And just the right amount of buttons. Well done! For next winter I'm tackling my first coat, as well. Yours is great inspirations!
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Lovely to hear! Looking forward to see your coat. I'm sure it will turn out great!
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Putin's India visit likely to include a Goan holiday
By Devirupa Mitra | ENS - NEW DELHI
Published: 17th November 2012 09:55 AM
Last Updated: 17th November 2012 09:55 AM
If the Indian establishment has its way, Russian President Vladimir Putin could make a recuperative visit to Goa during his upcoming state visit to the country.
The Russian leader is scheduled to arrive in the country on Christmas eve, when his homeland would be covered in a thick blanket of snow, with the mercury plunging several degrees below zero.
Factoring in this aspect, sources revealed, the Union Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) had suggested to Moscow's Foreign Office that it would be beneficial to Putin if he could undertake a visit to the coastal enclave. So far, the Russians have not responded to the proposal, either way.
If Putin does indeed make the trip to Goa, he will find himself in a very familiar company as Russian travellers now account for the largest chunk of tourists visiting the sun-kissed beaches in the idyllic state, outstripping the British.
In fact, this year is expected to see record numbers of Russians travelling to Goa, with their traditional winter holiday spots in the MiddleEast and North Africa being off-limits due to tensions in the region.
It is estimated that as many as 150,000 Russians may visit Goa this year, a sharp rise from the 40,000 who visited the state in 2010-11. Also, there were reports indicating the mushrooming of Russian colonies in Goa.
However, Putin will not be the first Head of state to holiday in Goa. Earlier, President of Tajikistan Emomali Rahmon had kicked off his India visit with a trip to the popular tourist haunt.
For the Russian President, who has made few public appearances lately, having "pulled a muscle", according to Moscow's official version, Goa would provide an ideal platform for a revitalised comeback. And he could celebrate a return to the pink of his health with a photo op.
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Loved this book. Really tied things up for me and left me gagging for the next one. Just finished the next one. Also amazing. Keep them coming Charlaine, you really have quite a mind.
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Well I have to say I really enjoyed all of the vampire diaries books up until now. I found it a little petty and trivial although it may be that I am just too old to be reading this book. I am 25 so perhaps that has something to do with it though it has never been a problem before :-s I didn't enjoy the plot much and everything just went too rosie if you know what i mean. I am not sure what i'm trying to say but all in all i was glad to have finished it and not in the good way. I was highly disappointed and I don't know if i will read the next one.