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|UNC (14-3, 2-1 ACC) vs. Wake Forest (10-6, 1-3 ACC)
|When: Jan. 11, 2017 - 8 p.m.
|Where: Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Colisuem, Winston-Salem
|Tickets: Available
|Watch: ESPN2
|Live Stats: GoHeels.com
|UNC Notes • WF Notes
|Rankings: UNC No. 11/No. 12 (AP/coaches); Wake Forest is unranked.
|Series: UNC leads, 158-66
Tar Heels To Visit Demon Deacons
• Carolina plays at Wake Forest on Wednesday, January 11th.
• The Tar Heels are 14-3, 2-1 in the ACC after consecutive wins over Clemson and NC State.
• Wake Forest is 10-6 overall, 1-3 in league play.
• Following the Wake Forest game, Carolina returns to the Smith Center for a pair of games against 9th-ranked Florida State (1/14) and Syracuse (1/16).
• The Tar Heels are ranked #11 in the AP poll and #12 in the USA Today/Coaches poll.
Carolina-Wake Forest Series
• Carolina leads the all-time series against Wake Forest, 158-66.
• The Tar Heels have beaten the Demon Deacons in 11 of the last 14 meetings.
• UNC has won more games (158) against Wake Forest than any other opponent.
• Carolina is 58-31 at Wake Forest, including 13-10 at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum.
• Carolina is 17-10 overall at the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial Coliseum with 13 wins over Wake Forest and two wins in both 1997 and 2007 in the NCAA Tournaments.
• Roy Williams is 14-6 vs. Wake Forest as a head coach, including a 12-5 record at Carolina. That 12-5 record includes a 6-3 mark in Winston-Salem and a 6-2 record in Chapel Hill. Williams was 2-1 against Wake Forest while coaching at Kansas.
Last Year in Chapel Hill
• Carolina defeated Wake Forest, 83-68, on 1/20/16 in Chapel Hill.
• The Tar Heels shot 26.5 percent from the floor in the second half (9 of 34), the worst percentage in any half last season and the fourth-lowest in a half by UNC in Smith Center history.
• Carolina had a season-high 15 steals, 10 of which came in the first half that led to 17 points off turnovers.
• UNC went 24 for 32 from the free throw line.
• One Tar Heel (Brice Johnson) scored in double figures, the first time UNC had only one player in double figures since a loss vs. Miami on 1/8/14 (James Michael McAdoo).
• Wake Forest made two three-pointers, equaling the fewest by an opponent last season.
• Wake Forest grabbed 47 rebounds, most by an opponent last year.
• Johnson led UNC with a game-high 27 points and 11 rebounds. He added two blocks and three steals.
• Isaiah Hicks had a then-career-high nine rebounds.
Last Time in Winston-Salem
• Carolina shot 60.3 percent from the floor overall and beat Wake Forest, 87-71, on 1/21/15.
• UNC shot 53.1 percent from the floor in the first half and 69.2 in the second.
• Brice Johnson (19 points) and Kennedy Meeks (16) combined for 35 points, shooting a combined 16 for 22 from the floor.
• Freshman Justin Jackson scored 17 points on 6 of 8 shooting from the floor.
• Marcus Paige had a game-high eight assists.
• Theo Pinson left the game with an injured left foot after playing six first-half minutes.
• Point guard Nate Britt suffered a lacerated lip late in the game and received 15 stitches to the wound.
Tar Heel Notes
• Carolina is averaging 89.1 points per game, first in the ACC and sixth in the nation.
• Carolina is fifth in the nation in scoring margin, sixth in points per game and ninth in assists.
• Carolina is 10th nationally in offensive efficiency and sixth in defensive efficiency (KenPom's version of points per 100 possessions).
• Carolina, Kentucky and West Virginia are the only schools in the top 10 in both offensive and defensive efficiency.
• Small forward Justin Jackson and point guard Joel Berry II are Carolina's leading two scorers. The last time UNC's top two scorers were perimeter players was 1990-91, when small forward Rick Fox (16.9) and shooting guard Hubert Davis (13.3) were UNC's top two scorers.
• Four Tar Heels are averaging in double figures in all games and in the 14 wins, but in the three losses only Justin Jackson (23.7) and Joel Berry II (13.0) are averaging double figures. The Tar Heels have scored 76.7 points in their three losses (11.2 below season average).
• Three different perimeter players have led UNC in scoring in 14 of the 17 games (Justin Jackson has been the top scorer seven times, Joel Berry II six and Kenny Williams twice.)
• Forward Isaiah Hicks led UNC in scoring twice (consecutive games against Hawai'i and Chaminade) and forward Kennedy Meeks topped the Tar Heels with 18 points vs. Northern Iowa.
• Justin Jackson leads the team with 15 double-figure scoring games. Kennedy Meeks and Isaiah Hicks are second with 12.
• Justin Jackson has scored 20 or more points seven times, including 27 or more four times. Brice Johnson scored 27 or more four times last year en route to first-team All-America honors.
• The last player to score 27 or more points five times in a season was Tyler Hansbrough who did it six times in 2008-09 (he did it 11 times in 2007-08).
• Jackson's scoring average is up 5.4 points from a year ago (12.2 to 17.6). The last returning starter to improve that much in one season was Marcus Paige, who increased his average 9.3 points from his freshman to sophomore seasons.
• Four Tar Heels have scored 20 or more points in a game this year. Justin Jackson has seven 20-point games, Joel Berry II has six, and Isaiah Hicks and Kennedy Meeks each reached that mark once.
• The last time UNC had two players with at leats six 20-point games in a season was 2014 when Marcus Paige (11) and James Michael McAdoo (6) accomplished that.
• The last time two players scored 20 points seven or more times in a season was 2012 when Harrison Barnes (12) and Tyler Zeller (11) combined for 23 20-point performances.
• The Tar Heels have hit the century mark five times this year. That's the most 100-point games in one season since 2008-09, when the eventual national champions hit 100 nine times.
• Earlier this season, Kennedy Meeks and Justin Jackson became the 73rd and 74th Tar Heels to score 1,000 career points. Carolina has more 1,000-point scorers than any other school in the nation.
• Kennedy Meeks and Justin Jackson are tied for the top spot as UNC's active career leader with 1,195 points.
• Joel Berry II has 869 points (needs 131 for 1,000 and Isaiah Hicks has 855 points (needs 145 for 1,000).
• The Tar Heels are shooting 48.6 percent from the floor and 38.4 percent from 3FG in the 14 wins and 41.7 percent from the floor and 31.1 percent from 3FG in the three losses.
• The opponents are shooting 37.8 percent from the floor and 30.5 percent 3FG in Carolina's 14 wins and 48.6 percent from the floor and 42.0 percent from 3FG in UNC's three defeats.
• Carolina leads the nation in rebound margin (14.0 per game) and rebounds per game (45.9) and is second in offensive rebounding (16.4 per game). The Tar Heels lead the ACC in all three categories.
Rebounding Margin Per Game
1. North Carolina 14.0
3. Indiana 12.7
4. Central Florida 12.2
5. Wisconsin 10.9
• Carolina has 278 offensive rebounds, while the opponents have 373 defensive rebounds. The Tar Heels are getting 42.7 percent of their own missed shots. On the defensive end of the floor, UNC is grabbing 74.8 percent of the missed shots.
• Carolina is second in the country in offensive rebound percentage behind Kent State. UNC is one of seven teams with an offensive rebounding percentage of at least .400.
• Kennedy Meeks leads UNC with 67 offensive boards and is 10th in the country in offensive rebounding percentage (17.5 percent).
• Freshman Tony Bradley is second with 56 offensive rebounds. He grabs more than 21 percent of the offensive rebounds when he is on the floor.
• Bradley has seven or more offensive rebounds in three games (eight at Hawai'i, seven vs. Chattanooga and seven vs. Tennessee).
• The Tar Heels have scored 20 or more second-chance points in eight games this year: 28 at Hawai'i, 26 vs. Chaminade, 25 vs. Tennessee, 22 vs. NC State, 21 vs. Chattanooga, 21 vs. Oklahoma State and 20 vs. Monmouth and Clemson. The opponents have 10 or more second-chance points four times, including 18 by Oklahoma State and 17 by Long Beach.
• Carolina has 50 or more rebounds in seven games this year with a high of 57 vs. Monmouth.
• Carolina has a plus-16.8 rebound margin in its 14 wins and a plus-1.0 margin in its three losses.
• Kennedy Meeks is averaging a career-high 9.6 rebounds this season. Meeks has double-figure rebounds seven times this year; he did that four times all of last season.
• Meeks has 47 rebounds (11.8) in the last four games, including 14 at Georgia Tech and 16 at Clemson.
• Justin Jackson has led UNC in rebounding four times, something he did twice in 78 games over his first two seasons.
• Carolina is making 7.3 three-pointers per game, up from 5.6 a year ago.
• Carolina has attempted 20 or more three-pointers in 10 of the first 17 games.
• UNC is shooting 37.0 percent from three-point range, up from a school-record low of 32.7 percent last season.
• The Tar Heels have shot 40 percent or better 3FG in eight games and are 7-1 in those games (lost to Kentucky despite making 9 of 17 3FGs). That includes a 10 for 24 (.417) effort in the win at Clemson and 12 for 27 (.444) against NC State.
• Justin Jackson leads UNC with 41 threes and is shooting 38.7 percent from beyond the arc, up from 29.2 percent last year.
• Joel Berry II leads UNC in three-point percentage at .429 and is second in made threes with 36.
• Justin Jackson is 37 for 70 (.529) from three-point range in games where he makes more than one and 4 for 36 in games where he makes none or one.
• Jackson has 41 three-pointers in 17 games. He made 28 in 38 games as a freshman and 35 in 40 games as a sophomore.
• Justin Jackson has made four or more three-pointers six times this season (four times in the last eight games). Prior to this season, he made four in a game once (vs. Virginia in the 2015 ACC Tournament).
• Jackson has made six or more 3FGs in three of the last eight games.
• Jackson is the first Tar Heel since 2004 to make six or more three-pointers in three games in the same season.
• Thirty-one percent of the opponents' baskets have been three-point field goals. Twenty-three percent of UNC's field goals are from behind the arc.
• The opponents have attempted 38 percent of their shots from three-point range. UNC has attempted 29 percent of its field goals from behind the arc.
• The opponents are making 0.2 more three-pointers per game than the Tar Heels. Last year, Carolina made 2.1 fewer threes per game than the opponents.
Free Throws
• Carolina has made 306 free throws, while the opponents have attempted 296.
• In the first two ACC games, the opponents made 41 for 52 from the line, while the Tar Heels were just 19 for 26 from the free throw line. However, against NC State, Carolina was 17 for 25 from the stripe, while the Pack was just 3 for 11.
• Three starters are shooting 75 percent or better from the FT line– Joel Berry II (.935), Justin Jackson (.776) and Isaiah Hicks (.776).
• Berry leads the ACC and is fifth in the nation in free throw shooting this year at 93.5 percent.
• Berry II has the highest career free throw percentage in UNC history at .862 (162 for 188). That is tied with Duke's Trajan Langdon for eighth best in ACC history.
• Berry is 43 for 46 from the line this year – 93.5 percent. UNC's single-season record is 91.1 percent by Shammond Williams in 1997-98.
• Four of UNC's top five all-time leaders have played for Roy Williams.
Carolina's All-Time Free Throw Pct. Leaders
.862 Joel Berry II, 2014-
.849 Shammond Williams, 1994-98
.847 Marvin Williams, 2004-05
.845 Danny Green, 2005-09
.844 Marcus Paige, 2012-16
• Carolina has played eight games this year in which it had a points per possession of 1.0 or better with a season high of 1.14 vs. Kentucky and 1.13 vs. Oklahoma State. The Tar Heels were 1.05 in their 51-point win over NC State.
• Carolina's points per possession in its 14 wins is .98; the opponents' points per possession in UNC's three losses is also .98.
• Carolina has 312 assists and 229 turnovers, while the opponents have 182 assists and 272 turnovers.
• Carolina averages 11 more second-chance points per game, 8.1 more points off turnovers and 16 more points in the paint than the opponents.
• Ten Tar Heels are averaging 10 or more minutes per game, led by Justin Jackson at 30.5 per game.
• Tar Heels have won ACC player of the Week honors four times already this season. Joel Berry II won three times for his play against Tulane/Chattanooga, the Maui Invitational and Clemson/NC State. Justin Jackson won following his 34-point performance against Kentucky.
• Three current Tar Heels have played 100 or more college games, including Isaiah Hicks (129), Nate Britt (128) and Kennedy Meeks (121). Justin Jackson is next with 95 games played, but Jackson is second in starts with 92, two behind Meeks.
• The Tar Heels have won seven of their last nine overtime games.


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Many would also be disapointed inthe actual velocities of their favorite factory carry load.
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Down shift and cruise control
I did a search and couldn't find a good match. My 02 4.0 WJ has been down shifting very hard when the cruise control is on. This is an intermittent problem. The easyest way to describe the problem is as if you manually drooped the transmission down into 2nd gear at 50 mph. Anybody have any ideas where to start looking?
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http://www.jeepgarage.org/f203/transmission-double-downshifting-40338.html I was reading this and it made me wonder if it wasn't the problem but... when this downshift occurs it feels very rough.
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Sounds like what the link you posted describes, if I remember right from my 4.0L days it wasn't exactly a pleasant experience. but there could be other problems inside the transmission. How long ago was the fluid changed? It may just need some fresh fluid and filters and a band adjustment. I can't find the article on band adjustment right now, I will post back later if I find it.
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I can not post it, but the page for the band adjustment is 21-63.
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I recently coded a plugin for wordpress which is on codecanyon.
I accidentally left the errors show all php ini function and i had lots of people saying the plugin is giving lots of errors.
I look at the errors and all are to do with the theme.
Some authors are still using eregi which was depreciated years ago.
1 person has even given me a poor rating thinking the bugs are within the plugin.
I have recently updated the plugin and took the error reporting out to stop this from happening.
I wont mention a theme in question but how that past any standards i dont know? Infact how it even works is a mystery.
I am a little upset really because my plugin has no errors, it uses all up to date php functions including preg_replace, explode, uses all the latest hooks on wordpress yet i am the one with the bad rating because of dodgy theming
Did you try to explain it to the buyer? You know he/she can change the rating, right?
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Did you try to explain it to the buyer? You know he/she can change the rating, right?
Yeah, he or she was a little rude to start with, but they didnt want to know.
The errors was there to show, i said that to them, the error was nothing to do with any plugins, it was the fact it was down to 3 depreciated functions, 1 was wordpress function within the functions.php file in the theme and 2 was php functions which i have not seen since php4 lol…


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In the summer of 2005, the muckrakers at Vegetarians in Paradise discovered that Emes Kosher-Jel, a central ingredient to leading "vegan" marshmallows, wasn't actually vegan; it contained gelatin, and Emes had been lying about it for decades. Once the deception was made public, Emes closed up shop while vegans all over felt sickened and betrayed and vegan entrepreneurs who had depended on Emes's Jel as an ingredient were left high and dry. Vegan Supreme Marshmallows (link via the Wayback Machine) promptly went out of business, while Sara Sohn of Sweet & Sara locked herself in the kitchen and committed herself to alchemy until she divined the formula for a truly vegan marshmallow.
In 2007, journalist Elizabeth Jensen pitched the story to CNBC, and the cable news network decided to investigate. They interviewed Vegan Supreme founder Ming Tran, Sara Sohn (Sara, you look great!) and the folks at Vegetarians in Paradise, putting it all together into a "delectable story everyone will enjoy!" Here's the first minute and a half to tease you:
The segment, titled "A Puff Piece," is part of "Business Nation" and premiers on CNBC Wednesday, May 2nd 10pm Eastern, and will be rebroadcast that night at 1am. Additional May show times (all Eastern): May 7th, 9pm and 12am; May 20th, 10pm and 1am; May 21st, 9pm and 12am; May 27th, 10pm and 1am.
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Wow. I wasn't plugged into the vegan cyber-community much before fall 2005, so I totally missed this story. I'm glad I could always take or leave marshmallows and didn't eat any of these. Was there ever a lawsuit against Emes?
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that was a waste of 30 seconds. its the airport logo, tilted 45 degrees.
It's the FireFox one - and the new IE7 one They even have to copy everyone else's icons ffs
Its smaller than the stock one, that's worth the price to me
Your a moron, they've doing something good by teaming up with Mozilla and creating a standard.
When calling someone a moron, may I suggest you use the correct spelling of words (You are = you're) and construct a proper sentence?
I can't believe this.
So 4% of people are using RSS. What's the OS X market share again?
Ok ok, I use RSS, but changing the icon isn't going to encourage more people to use it. I'm flabergasted!
A standard is a good thing. This orange icon is not a good icon.
There is absolutely no way this icon is going to aid the understanding of RSS. It looks much more like a wireless icon than anything else.
I don't use RSS. Sure, Macbytes has a RSS feed, but I'm happy just reading macbytes. I don't really have a use for it.
I dig podcasts, though, so in that sense, I do, but as stated, a different icon won't swing my vote.
I haven't found one that's exclusively for MacBytes.
"Meaningful" feeds have been very useful and time-saving for me but others aren't worthwhile when compared to just visiting the main site. And I use quite a few as a monitoring/notification service that new content is available on sites, especially infrequently updated ones, then possibly ignore the feed data and just visit the sites directly. It may take awhile to decide whether or not particular feeds are of any value. And feeds have helped me prioritize attention on certain sites, some that I'll eventually end up only rarely or never visiting.
I originally doubted the value of feeds but since becoming dependent on them certain web activity would seem severely crippled for me without them.
Yeah, the icon sure doesn't float my boat as a standard.
How does either icon aid the understanding of it? For a standard called RSS, a blue rectangle with the letters "RSS" inside doesn't aid understanding at all, and neither does an orange square with a small series of curves.


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BOV Install requires a tune?
Hello there i'm new to the site just purchased my 2010 WRX sedan yesterday and i've been researching i want to do a BOV as my first mod (that i'll be making to the vehicle) i've read that installing a atmospheric BOV may require me to tune the vehicle afterwards? Just checking if i should be concerned about it or if it's BS
Awful 1st mod. Move along to the next item.
BOV isn't an option even with a Protune man. Most people still have problems. Stick to a BPV if anything.
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Don't you dare destroy that car with a BOV!!!!!
As most people mentioned already; a vent to air BOV isn't a very popular first mod since your car uses a MAF tune.
A "Vent to atmosphere BOV" causes the vehicle to run incorrectly since it allows air that has already been accounted for by the ECU to escape the intake system (Makes the car run poorly).
A better alternative would be recirculating the BOV if you choose to use one. Another alternative for your car is a more free flowing intake or a simple stage 1 reflash. Both of these options should provide better driveability than a vent to air BOV as a first mod.
If you need more info on and intake or flashtuner, just let me know and I'll be happy to help.
It's been a long time since we have had this question on here as everyone has stated stay away from any bov. Even the hybrid ones can be a problem.. I switched from a turbo xs one and it was day and night when I switched back to the stock on. Huge difference. Cobb ap is a good first mod along with a downpipe. Straight to stage 2
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You can't fix something that screws a closed loop boost system into a open loop system by tuning for it. The only good way to run a BOV is to get tuned for Speed Density(Read:you have no need for a speed density tune at this point). So, In short....don't touch a BOV and research the crap out of a recirculated BOV before you even begin to think that you need it and which one is better than a cheap part. It causes too many headaches if you don't go for quality over quantity with this decision.
Like a Cobb XLE 50/50
Or a GFB- go fast bits
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Forge is another good one.
Alright Guys thank you appreciate it! already got a full exhaust from perrin up and down pipe and the dual catback. Any advice on what to do for the next modification?
[quote=2010SubiWRX;373586]Alright Guys thank you appreciate it! already got a full exhaust from perrin up and down pipe and the dual catback. Any advice on what to do for the next modification?[/quote]
Maybe a 3 port and a good protune from a reputable tuner and shop. And a Cobb access port idk if you have that yet or not man. Maybe a good set of tires and some suspension work.
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alright i def am thinking of the cobb v3 i believe it is but are there any tunes that are preset to run a bit better or am i on my own? and i was thinking about the cobb short ram intake any problem that could happen with that?
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[quote=2010SubiWRX;373586]already got a full exhaust from perrin up and down pipe and the dual catback. [/quote]
You need to tune for this!
Cobb makes a map for their intake too...
Thanks for the heads up on the tune issue i've felt it run funny seems to waste a lot of gas too could that be part of it? and what should i get to tune it is a Cobb V3 good?
Also about the Map sensor with the intake what's the difference between the cobb sensor and OEM?
Sorry guys for totally being a noob i'd like to do some more research on my own as well as to what are some good tips about the car what to do and not to do could anyone point me in the right direction?
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1 cup sour cream
1 can cheddar cheese soup
1 cup hash brown potatoes
1/4 cup flour
1 cup Italian flavored bread crumbs
1/4 cup butter melted
1 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1 teaspoon each garlic powder, salt, pepper and dried parsley
Spray the inside of the crockpot with cooking oil. Mix the soup and sour cream together, add to the crockpot. Add the garlic powder, salt pepper and parsley, stir. In a bowl toss the squash and potatoes with flour. Place in the cheese mixture. In a small bowl mixed the bread crumbs and butter. Sprinkle on top. Cook around 7 to 9 hours on low. Around 30 minutes before this is done add the cheddar on top or until melted.
Add 1/2 cup chopped onions
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- Anita at Hungry Couple said...
I've never had a dish like this but I like all the ingredients and it seems like it would be delicious!
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A comforting and yummy meal!
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yummy crockpot. Looks very creamy and tasty Claudia! Ciao!
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Gerhard Ertl (born 10 October 1936) is a German physicist and a Professor emeritus at the Department of Physical Chemistry, Fritz-Haber-Institut der Max-Planck-Gesellschaft in Berlin, Germany. He won the 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for his studies of chemical processes on solid surfaces".
Ertl was born in Stuttgart, Germany, where he studied physics from 1955 to 1957 at the Technical University of Stuttgart and then at the University of Paris (1957–1958) and Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich (1958–1959). He completed his Diplome in Physics at the Technical University of Stuttgart in 1961, followed his thesis advisor Heinz Gerischer from the Max Planck Institute for Metals Research in Stuttgart to Munich and received his Ph.D. degree from the Technical University of Munich in 1965.
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After completing his PhD, he became an assistant and lecturer at Technical University of Munich (1965–1968). From 1968 to 1973, he was Professor and Director at Technical University of Hannover. Then, he became a Professor at Institute for Physical Chemistry, Ludwig Maximilians University of Munich (1973–1986). During the 1970s and 80s, he was also a Visiting Professor at the California Institute of Technology, the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and the University of California, Berkeley. In 1986 he became professor at the Free University of Berlin and at the Technical University of Berlin. He was director at the Fritz Haber Institute of the MPG from 1986 till his retirement in 2004. He became professor at the Humboldt University of Berlin in 1996.
Gerhard Ertl is known for determining the detailed molecular mechanisms of the catalytic synthesis of ammonia over iron (Haber Bosch process) and the catalytic oxidation of carbon monoxide over platinum (catalytic converter). During his research he discovered the important phenomenon of oscillatory reactions on platinum surfaces and, using photoelectron microscopy, was able to image for the first time, the oscillating changes in surface structure and coverage that occur during reaction.
He always used new observation techniques like low-energy electron diffraction (LEED) at the beginning of his career, later ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS) and scanning tunneling microscope (STM) yielding ground breaking results. He won the Wolf Prize in Chemistry in 1998 along with Gabor A. Somorjai of the University of California, Berkeley for "their outstanding contributions to the field of the surface science in general and for their elucidation of fundamental mechanisms of heterogeneous catalytic reactions at single crystal surface in particular."
Gerhard Ertl was awarded the 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his studies of chemical processes on solid surfaces. The award, worth SEK 10 million (US$1.7 million, GB£1.15 million), was announced on Ertl's 71st birthday. "I am speechless", Ertl told Associated Press from his office in Berlin. "I was not counting on this."
Personal life
Ertl and his wife Barbara have two children and several grandchildren. His hobbies include playing the piano and also playing with his cats when he is not doing experiments. He is a Christian.
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The 64-year-old retired computer programmer lives in Osoyoos with his nephew's family and is running as an independent candidate.
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Pederson voted for himself when he ran as an independent in the federal riding of Yellowhead, Alberta in 1993. In that election he finished dead last among eight candidates with 202 votes compared to the winner's 22,790.
"I painted my head yellow," he said, recalling his previous run at politics. "It was hilarious."
Why wouldn't he boost his slim chances just a little by voting for himself once again? After all, it's been 20 years.
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Asked if he smokes it though, Pederson replies: "I'm too poor to smoke it on a regular basis. I smoked it more when I was working."
Peterson said his job as a computer programmer went overseas in the late 1980s and now he lives on a small pension. He still dabbles in programming, shoots lots of video and posts to a blog.
His nickname "Stone Dan," he says doesn't come from his use of marijuana, but rather from his use of medicine stones, which he says have a powerful tradition in Aboriginal culture.
Once, he said, he used medicine stones to put a curse on organizers at Expo '86 because they wouldn't let him show his stones there. He claims it rained for 17 days straight because of his stones and his curse.
"I still have them," said Pederson. "If anything comes, I take the stones out and wish it away."
Running as an independent candidate against better funded, better organized candidates representing mainstream political parties, Pederson may just need to put his stones to use again.
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Well it's been a while since I have written but I have been really busy....Plus since I have gotten older I would rather sleep than type. Also, I have been going to my friend Sam's in the daytime and his Mommie has no computer! Anyho....my Mommie's sister and brother came out from California this summer and boy oh boy they are great! We had sooo much fun and I got to go to alot of the places. Mommie left me alone for a bunch of the days and I got sick from separation axiety! So she started bringing me with them! YAAYYY!!!!! We went to Salem, MA and saw all kinds of stuff. We went into Boston one day and walked around and had all kinds of food at this place faneual hall or something. I got some lobster and a scallop! Boy I love fish! Then we walked around and everyone was looking up, whatever! Way too many smells!!! Her Bro in law LOVED me and would play with me every time they came over. I was almost glad to see them go cuz I was sooo tired! Mommie says she is going out there next summer but I don't think so....I don't like flying so she can't go ;-) We have been going to puppy romp on Saturdays and there is a new dog there and he is starting to irritate me! All he wants to do is hump me and lick my winky. My Mommie tells me to stop him and I do! I think he needs a girlfriend! Other than that has been a pretty normal summer. aunite Melissa has been having me over and coming over our house with the girls and that is always soooo much fun!!!!! I love them! Well my Mommie is telling me I have to get off the computer cuz it's a nice day and there wont be many more like this blah blah...I like the cold weather better any how!
Well my girlfriend Bebe came over on my borthday and all the humans left us together. We were having fun but we were wondering what was up, they never leave us together alone! So my mommie came home and she took us both in the car and we went....to the GROOMER! I HATE having a bath and really do not like when my Mommie leave me some place. So finally Mommie came to get us and we smelled and looked sooo good but boy, was I mad at her. I didn't speak to her and look at her for the rest of the day! I wouldn't even eat my dinner! I was really tred anyway so I just went to sleep. But the next day oh Boy!!!! What a good day! Let's see we went to a pug romp in the morning with my friends Bebe and Zena and Auntie Melissa and it was a blast!!! The place was awesome!!! Pug people are great! They had all kinds of homemade treats for us for holiday gifts! Then we went home for a few minutes and Mommie was rushing around to get us back in the car. We went to the doggie treat store and got my cake and stuff for my goodie bags!!! Then I got on Santa's lap and posed for my picture. the photographer said I was quite the ham!!! I can't wait to see the picture cuz Mommie wants to use it for our Christmas card! Then we went to my second doggie romp which was also my Birthday party! I got to eat some of my goodie bag on the way there and I was kind tired but was excited so I didn't sleep. Boy oh boy I LOVE the chicken and rice balls we get at this store! YUMMY!!! Then we had the cake! It was carrot cake and cream cheese frosting made special for doggies from The Barkery!!! It was SOOOO good!!!!!! Everyone gobbled thiers down! Then I went home and slept cuz I was soooo tired. Then on Sunday we played with the big dogs and I saw Russell who I haven't seen in a while so we played and walked together. Then went home and napped for a bit until Auntie Melissa came over with Bebe so we could play. Later I went for a long long walk with Sam and Auntie Billie. When we got home we had dinner, roasted chicken with GRAVEY and CARROTS!!! Boy life is soooo good! I guess Mommie made it up to me for leaving me at the groomers!
Oh boy I LOVE turkey day!!!! So we went to Grimmy's for breakfast and I got a taste of kielbasa and half a plain boiled egg...yummy!! Then we went to Auntie Jeans and I had some turkey with GRAVY!!!!!! I LOVE gravy! I didn't get any squash though and I wanted some but I got to stay with the people all day and visit it was sooo fun!!! I was exhausted! Then on Friday Mom cooked another turkey dinner!!!! With SQUASH!!!! A piece dropped on the floor when she as cutting it and I took it and yummy! It was so good!!! Then FINALLY everything was cooked and I had some turkey and brown rice mixed with kibble and GRAVY and SQUASH!!!!! I was soooo happy!! Then on Saturday there was no doggie play group but Mom called some of my friends and they came to our park!!!! It was soo cool!!!!! We ran and played, it was really neat to play with them outside cuz we are always indoors when we play. We were all super good and came when called so we will do it again next time "Fit n Trim" is closed at Christmas and New Year's!!!!! Thank God it was warm enough for the humans so they would stay and let us play! Well two weeks til my birthday......
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With the June almost gone, I'm pleased to announce May's belated Community Superstar winner. He's been an active community member since since 2010 and has been super helpful on the forums. A huge congratulation goes out to OrganicBeeMedia!
Who is OrganicBeeMedia
Is he a bee? Is he a media? Is he 100% organic? These are the types of questions the world needs answers to.
Surprisingly enough, OrganicBeeMedia was not born a bee. He was born a Chris. Here's what he had to say for himself:
Im an "old" student that will be graduating here in a month or so with a degree in Web Design and Development. I help my family out with a small farm on the side and I'll pick of freelance gigs here or there. I recently jumped on Chris Molitor's support staff, and oh did I mention, Ive recently re-discoved the love of running (p.s its still running just not visible on the nike site).
Thanks so much Chris! And thanks for being so diligent in operating the Unofficial Envato Marketplace Spring Challenge. If running didn't make we want to punch myself in the face, I'd be right there with you buddy!
And here's a photo of Chris with his dog Grissom:
Along with the ultra-cool gold superstar community badge (that only lasts for 12 months!), the prize this month is a 6 month Tuts+ premium subscription, a $30 Rockable ebook voucher and a $20 marketplace credit. Congratulations OrganicBeeMedia!
Hooray for OrganicBeeMedia and for the dog Grissom!
And now I will log out, too much beer today, I'm seeing dogs with red eyes, I need a break.
So deserved!
Do not believe this guy at all… Grissom is the brains behind the operation.
Just saying'
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Do not believe this guy at all… Grissom is the brains behind the operation.
he is smarter than me, not gonna lie
and thanks everyone
Congratulations Chris and Grissom!
Woo, congrats Chris!
Congratulations Chris. You deserve it.
Congrats Chris! Keep it up!
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As long as you don't teach your child that a lucky charm will take care of everything, a little fun superstition can't hurt—it's about perspective.
Jan. 13 is the first "Friday the 13th" of 2013. Does that send shivers down your spine? Not me! I'm not a particularly superstitious person. I don't toss salt over my shoulder or avoid cracks in the sidewalk. Black cats and broken mirrors don't scare me, and I never have the urge to 'knock on wood.' Although, I must admit that I do occasionally wonder if I should be hedging my bets…just in case.
In many ways superstitions, and the behaviors that accompany them, are harmless—simply giving us a sense of control over circumstances that, in reality, we may not really have much control of at all. Some kids find superstitious behaviors fun. They enjoy avoiding the cracks, imagining a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, and searching for four-leaf clovers. That being said, when taken to extremes, reinforcing a belief in superstitions might actually confuse your child, or scare her. This is because if a child really believes that it is necessary to engage in the superstitious behavior, it can make her feel as if she doesn't have any control over her own life.
Of course, it is important for kids to recognize that there are things in life (both positive and negative) that are out of our control. However, many aspects of life are affected, and can be changed, not by behaving superstitiously, but by working hard to achieve goals and by behaving morally and kindly. For example, perhaps you can explain to your child that stepping on cracks will not 'break your mother's back,' but if you don't help her carry the groceries into the house, you might find that she has a backache! Or that opening an umbrella in the house may bring you bad luck only if doing so knocks over a lamp and your dad punishes you because he has asked you several times to be careful with that umbrella!
Kids can and should be taught that superstitious thoughts and behaviors will not alter the outcome of a situation. While it would be great to be able to rely on a pot of gold for income, or a horseshoe for good luck, this simply isn't practical. What's more, it won't help your child grow emotionally. Rather, your child can learn to be optimistic and become empowered when he realizes that he actually has more control over his life than just hoping for the best. He is more likely to be successful when he learns that studying for a test—not carrying a lucky rabbit's foot—will bring a good grade. In fact, kids are more likely to become inoculated against depression and anxiety when they see that there are many aspects of their life over which they do have control.
A little superstition doesn't hurt anyone. However, it is important to teach your child that superstitions, and the behaviors they often evoke, are not the key factors in life's successes and failures. But still…maybe I'll stay home and avoid black cats and ladders on Friday the 13th.
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Cleveland has most recently worked for the UHC-Pruitt Corporation.
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H&K P-2000 and P-2000SK.
All controls (slide release/safety) are on both sides of the frame.
So it's time to add a modern 9mm to the fold. It's important it's friendly to lefties and accurate as it will be a range only gun at distances up to 25yds.
I was really close to getting a Kimber Aiges II Custom but would like to consider othre models. DA/SA, SA, DOA all acceptable. A 5 inch barrel probably makes sense. OTD pricing needs to be arround $2000 or less.
H&K P-2000 and P-2000SK.
All controls (slide release/safety) are on both sides of the frame.
You might also consider the H&K P7, whose mag release and cocking lever are ambidextrous. No safety lever to worry about. A very well-made and accurate, and somewhat idiosyncratic pistol.
The Walther P99's mag. release is also ambi, though the slide release isn't. However, you don't have to use the slide release in order to release the slide. I have no problems shooting lefty with it, since I can release the mag quite easily with a push of the index finger. I also believe that the Walther P88 is fully ambi, with slide release/decocker and mag release on both sides.
I think the Walther P5 ejects to the left, if that is important to you.
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CZ-85. It's the ambidextrious version of the CZ-75
Well, I ended up getting a Sig X-five Allround in 9mm. No, it doesn't have a lefty safety (no safety) and the idea of using the index finger to release the mag makes sense.
I haven't shot it yet, too busy watching the latest Bourne movie with my son.
Very easy to diassemble and lubricate. Fit back together effortlessly. Everything feels tight. Plan is to sight it in tomorrow nite and fire a hundred rounds!
Thanks for the advice and suggestion.
With the way I'm buying guns, no doubt I'll have more questions!
$2,000.00 for a 9 MM? I would think $500.00 would be $200.00 too much. Why all the bucks for such a dimutive caliber? A .45 ACP Thunder Ranch, perhaps, but a 9?? I can't see it. What am I missing? Bill T.
Me too. Since early 1997 have a HK USPc with satey and decocker on left side, ambi mag release, At that time HK installed a full hammer and sent the bobbed with it, only the bobbed was available for LH models. The recently bought P2000sk is almost is good but the decoker button is on the left side of hammer and not as ergonomic for me. Most accurate with the USPC and keeping it. In fact keeping both.
+1 for the SIG P226 X-Five. It's available in either 9mm or .40 S&W. Check it out on the SIGARMS website. I'm kindof a SIG fanatic (I have six of them), but the X-Five would be my dream if I still had my eyesight of 20 years ago.


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Jennifer Lopez, Penelope Cruz, Shakira and many other Latin beauties have some of the most enviable bodies in Hollywood. Many Latin immigrants are slim and fit when they arrive in the U.S., but after a few years of feasting on the American diet, they look less and less like J.Lo and more like the average overweight American carrying around extra weight.
In light of this unfortunate but very real trend, Dr. Manny Alvarez created The Latin Diet as a way to help Latin American immigrants lose weight, become healthier and reclaim their sleek physique.
Focusing on the food native to the Latin countries and the cultural beliefs attached to food, Dr. Alvarez highlights seven power Latin foods that are meant to boost metabolism and detoxify the body. In general, the Hot Latin Diet is comprised of eating a lot of fish, vegetables, olive oil, avocados and nuts. It is not a low-fat diet, but rather one that is built on balance and consuming the right kinds of foods to satiate your appetite, lose weight and keep your curves.
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- Focused on eating plenty of fresh foods, lean proteins and good fats
- Promotes a culturally-friendly solution to Latin-Americans who struggle with their weight
- Uses plenty of spices to enhance flavor
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- Recipes have lengthy preparation times
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- Lacks information on portion control
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The Hot Latin Diet encourages eating foods and spices that are native to Latin countries in addition to eating in the manner and style of the culture.
Dr. Alvarez encourages dieters to make lunch their main meal of the day, with breakfast and dinner being lighter, but very nutrient-dense. The low glycemic diet focuses on eating healthy fats, spices, lean proteins and plenty of fresh fruits and vegetables that are reflective of the Latin culture.
In addition, seven power foods are introduced to the dieter as a way to speed metabolism, promote satiety and detoxify the body. These foods are:
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A typical day on the Hot Latin Diet may look like this: A spicy frittata for breakfast, tuna nicoise salad for lunch and grill-smoked salmon with chipotle Mayonnaise for dinner. During the day, you might snack on a fruit salad spiced with chili and lime juice and toasted garbanzo beans.
Recipes are given but serving size information is not included.EXERCISE
The Hot Latin Diet provides general exercise guidelines, but it does not include a specific daily workout plan. A mulititude of exercises are given as suggestions such as walking, hiking, and dancing. You are encouraged to engage in physical activity on most days of the week, but the exercise portion of the Hot Latin Diet is not as comprehensive as its food plan.CONCLUSION
The Hot Latin Diet is packed with delicious recipes that are healthy and full of flavor. While it has many additional admirable features such as recognizing the importance of cultural specificity when creating a weight loss program, it falls short on a few key components: The Hot Latin Diet lacks a strong exercise program, it does not include serving size guidelines for the meal plan so you really don't know how much to eat in order to lose weight and its recipes, although delicious, take time and planning to prepare and include uncommon items like quail eggs.
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UGH!!! my new growth are frustrating ,although I love my new fresh baby curls when I apply product such as, coconut oil, any conditioners shew butter it stills look dry and leaves a white residue now I just read that you should directly apply any product on your new growth but I'm confused how am I suppose to keep them moisturized??? How so I keep them from looking so dry? The only time I haven't seen then look dry is when I apply Olive almond oil or Eco stlyer curling gel ,but the I really don't like using the gel because yes it defines my curls but it dries my hair out..... so what product should I use for my new found curls?


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California Breathing is dedicated to improving the lives of people with asthma in California by leading the implementation of the Strategic Plan for Asthma in California (the Plan). California Breathing is housed in the California Department of Public Health's Environmental Health Investigations Branch. Consistent with the priorities of the branch, California Breathing focuses on disease surveillance, increasing capacity of a broad network of partners to achieve goals in the Plan, and developing interventions that improve environmental conditions that cause or exacerbate asthma in the most vulnerable populations.
California Breathing won the EPAs 2009 Environmental Leadership Award in Asthma Management. The EPA acknowledged our leadership in addressing environmental triggers and coordination of community services as part of comprehensive management of asthma. Over the last eight years, California Breathing and its partners have achieved major accomplishments in our collective efforts to advance the current and previous Strategic Plan for Asthma in California. The accomplishments reflect California Breathing's socio-ecologic approach to reducing the burden of asthma, spanning across individual, interpersonal, organizational, community, and policy levels. Many of the accomplishments focus on the environment, which mirrors California Breathing's strong belief in primary prevention and upstream approaches to reducing the burden of asthma.


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KNOXVILLE, Tenn. - The No. 19 University of Tennessee Lady Vol volleyball team proved it was resilient group on Sunday, overcoming a 2-1 deficit in the match to defeat Ole Miss in five sets, 25-22, 17-25, 21-25, 25-21, 15-13, in front of the ninth-largest UT crowd of 1,244 fans at Thompson-Boling Arena.
"There is a lot of experience and a lot of athleticism on Ole Miss and to be honest with you, I don't know how they don't have more wins in the SEC," Lady Vol head coach Rob Patrick said. "This was the type of match I was afraid that they were going to play. I didn't think they played over their heads. I thought they played the way Ole Miss plays."
With the win, the Orange and White improves to 15-2 overall and are still perfect in Southeastern Conference play, with an 8-0 mark against league foes. The win is also the 11th in a row for the Lady Vols, which is tied for the second-longest current winning streak in the nation.
"The most pressure that a team could have is when they are supposed to win and then are in a position to lose," Patrick said. "This team plays very fearlessly. You wouldn't know by looking at their faces and the way they are reacting if the match is in the fifth game or in the third game. They look and play the same and usually that is what you get with very mature, very experience teams."
Sophomore Kelsey Robinson notched her 12th double-double of the season, as she had a 20-20 match, blasting 20 kills and digging up 20 against the Rebels. By having 20 kills versus OM, she has now registered 20 or more kills in nine matches this year. Junior Leslie Cikra and freshman Tiffany Baker were also offensive forces for the Big Orange. Cikra connected on 16 kills, while Baker converted on 10 of her 19 swings to notch a hitting percentage of .368.
DeeDee Harrison, a junior, hit a team-best .462 against the Rebels, as she blasted eight kills and led the team in blocks with six, including one solo putback. Sophomore Ellen Mullens was only behind Robinson in digs, as she had 14 on the afternoon. Freshman Nikki Brice just missed tallying double digits in kills, as she dug up nine Ole Miss attacks.
Assists wise, freshman Mary Pollmiller again led the way for the Lady Vols with 52, in addition to nine digs. Sophomore Kylann Scheidt appeared in her just her second match of the season after recovering from surgery. Against OM, she registered six kills and a dig.
After Ole Miss scored the first point of set one, the Lady Vols rattled off the next three by way of a Harrison kill that tied the match at one, a block by Harrison and Cikra and another Harrison kill off an overpass. Tennessee would keep the lead at two, 4-2 and 5-3, before Ole Miss rallied to score the next four and take a 7-5 lead.
A Rebel service error, followed by an Ole Miss attack error knotted the match at seven all. OM would rebound, scoring the next two to take a 9-7 lead. The Lady Vols cut the deficit to one on five occasions, 9-8, 10-9, 11-10, 12-11 and 13-12 before they could even the match at 13-13. The Rebels then scored three straight to make the score 16-13.
An OM miscue and a Robinson blast cut the Rebel lead to one, 16-15, but the Rebels countered by notching the next two points. With the score at 18-15, the Lady Vols rallied, scoring five of the next six to grab a 20-19 advantage, which was their first lead since the match was 5-4. During that run, the Lady Vols got a pair of kills from Harrison, along with Harrison and Robinson combining for a block.
The opening frame was tied at 20, 21 and 22 before the Big Orange obtained the lead by way of a Cikra kill that made the score 23-22, followed by a Robinson kill and a Kolosky block, which gave UT the set, 25-22.
During the opening set, Robinson had six kills, while Harrison registered five of her own. The Lady Vols outhit OM, .371-.189, with Robinson hitting at a clip of .750.
In the second set, the Rebels responded in a big way, as it lead wire-to-wire. Kills by Cikra and Harrison evened things at two apiece, but Ole Miss would score the next three and never look back. Down four, 11-7, UT looked as if it would storm back, scoring the next four to even the set at 11. In that span, the Lady Vols took advantage of two OM miscues in addition to a block by Sahagian and Harrison and a service ace by Robinson.
However, Ole Miss returned the favor, going on a 4-0 rally of its own to make the score 15-11. The Lady Vols could not get closer than four down the stretch, 18-14, 19-15 and 20-16, as the Rebels scored the last three points of the set, winning 25-17 and evening the match at one apiece.
Following the second set break, the squads traded 3-0 runs early in the third frame. With the score 2-0 in UT's favor, Ole Miss would score the next three to take the lead, 3-2. Tennessee bounced back with a 3-0 rally of its own, by way of a Robinson kill, a Robinson ace and an OM attack error, as UT regained the lead 6-4.
The Rebels tied the match at six, as the teams proceeded to trade the next four points. At 8-8, Ole Miss would score the next two and five of the next seven to grab a 13-10 lead. A kill by Baker got the Lady Vols to within two, 13-11, but it would be the closest the team would get for the remainder of the set.
With OM leading 15-11, the two squads went back and forth until the Rebels led the set, 19-16. An attack error by the Rebels along with a Robinson blast kept the Lady Vols in the set, 22-19, but Ole Miss would score the next two to get itself within a point of winning the set, 24-19. After another Robinson scorcher and a block from Cikra and Harrison, Ole Miss won the set off of a kill by Kara Morgan, 25-21, and took a 2-1 lead in the match.
Down but not out, the Orange and White gutted out the fourth set. Robinson and Cikra led the charge, combining for nine kills. The set opened with a Rebel service error and a solo block by Harrison to get UT out to a quick 2-0 advantage. Ole Miss would however rattle off the next three, but a kill by Robinson evened the score at 3-3.
With the set tied at five all, OM went on another 3-0 rally, but a Baker blast and an OM miscue cut the Lady Vol deficit to one, 8-7. The Lady Vols finally caught up to Ole Miss at 12, when Mullens registered her 11th serving ace of the season.
Another 3-0 run by the Rebels that made the score 15-12, UT tied the match up at 15 after a Cikra kill and back-to-back blasts from Baker. Down 16-15, UT rallied to score the next four, as kills from Baker and Robinson, plus a block by Robinson and freshman Shealyn Kolosky and a OM attack error gave UT a 19-16 advantage.
That would be all that Tennessee would need as a pair of Cikra kills made the score 23-19 and she ended the set with another, as UT won the set 25-21, to force a fifth set.
The fifth and final set was not for the faint of heart, as it was a back-and-forth battle from beginning to end, featuring 11 ties and three lead changes. Down 2-1, Cikra propelled the Lady Vols with three straight kills to give UT the lead at 4-2. Ole Miss tied the match at four, but blasts from Baker gave Tennessee the lead twice, 5-4 and 6-5.
All tied up at six, a service error gave the Orange and White the lead 7-6. After OM again knotted the match up, this time at seven, a Robinson kill regained an 8-7 advantage for UT. Knotted up at nine all, Ole Miss would score the next two to force Tennessee to call a timeout. Cikra, who had four kills in the final set, cut the OM lead to one, 11-10, and an attack error by the Rebels made the score 11-11.
After back-to-back service errors that made the score 12-12, Ole Miss would grab its final lead of the set off a Whitney Craven kill that made the score 13-12. A kill from Baker tied the set a 13 apiece and a huge solo block from Kolosky gave the Lady Vols a slim 14-13 lead.
With junior Jasmine Brown serving for the set and match, a ball handling error by OM gave Tennessee the win, 15-13, and a thrilling comeback victory.
Tennessee will quickly return to action, as the team travels to Lexington, Ky., for a showdown with the Wildcats on Wednesday evening. The battle of the top two Eastern division teams will be televised by ESPNU, with first serve slated for 8 p.m.