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Country star Darius Rucker recalls Prince's legacy as a... Hillary Clinton: Stanford survivor showed courage Hillary Clinton: Stanford survivor showed courage Celebrating Father's Day with Rey Mysterio Celebrating Father's Day with Rey Mysterio Craig Sager to join ESPN's NBA Finals Game 6 broadcast Craig Sager to join ESPN's NBA Finals Game 6 broadcast Improving replay technology could change officiating Improving replay technology could change officiating Florida advances to CWS with win over FSU Florida advances to CWS with win over FSU Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More More Sports Bubble Watch: All hope not lost for UConn on road to NCAA tournament by Andy Glockner Email Posted: Tue Feb. 7, 2012 It's about this time every year when public overreaction becomes the rule rather than the exception when it comes to the bubble. Experts and viewers alike are certain teams are in or out -- "They're not an NCAA team!", they state authoritatively -- without actually going through a process of selecting 37 at-large teams and comparing the resume of that specific team with other realistic options.For example, after witnessing another aimless, toothless performance from UConn Monday night (one that had a decent amount of quit in it, too, but that's a looming issue, not a current evaluation one), it's easy to say the Huskies (15-8, 5-6 Big East) should be an NIT team. They have a losing league mark. They looked terrible at Louisville, as they did at Georgetown and in parts of the losses against Notre Dame and Tennessee. They've lost seven of their last 10 after a so-so nonconference run.And then you start to look around and count out the at-large slots. And pretty quickly you realize that you are picking teams with zero top-50 wins (Washington and Cal). You are slotting other teams with losing conference records (Dayton and Northwestern). That two of the last teams not to make it are fellow Big East schools Cincinnati (with an RPI of almost 100 thanks to an awful nonleague slate) and Seton Hall (which is sliding worse than UConn and was routed by the Huskies last week).Suddenly, UConn's four top-50 and eight top-100 wins don't look so bad, and from a perception of maybe being an NIT team rises the reality of a 10-seed in today's new bracket. Because that's how it works. It doesn't matter one bit what you look like. It just matters that there aren't 37 who look better.A quick reminder on the standard rules of engagement:1) Auto bids go to the best RPI of the conference leaders (based on fewest league losses).2) Records listed are Division I only, per NCAA Tournament selection guidelines. All RPI and SOS data are from Monday's collegerpi.com RPI report. GW = good wins. BL = bad losses. (N) = neutral-site game.Send your feedback to @andyglockner on Twitter or email@example.com. Fact-based comments stand the best chance of a response.Locks: Duke, North CarolinaNo change in status this week, although Duke's second home loss in league play, this one to Miami in overtime, is really costly from a seed standpoint. The Tar Heels host the Blue Devils on Wednesday in the first of two regular-season meetings. Florida State continues to shore up its position below here and would move in with another 2-0 week.SHOULD BE INFlorida State (16-6, 7-1; RPI: 17, SOS: 9)It's hard to see the Seminoles missing at this point the tournament despite their sluggish nonconference performance. Two marquee wins, strong computer numbers and what looks fairly certain to be a top-three finish in the ACC should be more than enough for an NCAA bid. Edging Virginia on Saturday created solid separation from the pack and the schedule is relatively benign from here on in.GW: North Carolina, at Duke, Virginia?BL: Princeton at home, at ClemsonVirginia (18-4, 5-3; RPI: 39, SOS: 116)After a really poor first 30 minutes, the Cavaliers almost stole one in Tallahassee, but fell a three-pointer short. This is still a fairly soft profile, even with Drexel's surge in the CAA helping matters. The schedule is fairly stiff the rest of the way, so the Hoos will have to take the clear wins they can get and nick one or two more to feel comfortable in five weeks.GW: Michigan, at LSU?BL: Virginia Tech? TCU(N)?IN THE MIXMiami (14-7, 5-3; RPI: 38, SOS: 37)Under the shadow of the Super Bowl, the Hurricanes blew into Durham and snagged a monster win. They still have numerous chances to impress with a home-and-home with Florida State and a visit from North Carolina left.GW: at DukeBL: None, reallyNorth Carolina State (17-7, 6-3; RPI: 57, SOS: 48)The Wolfpack got the first two in a must-win trio of games. Now they need to win at Georgia Tech before a crack at Duke for a profile-enhancing monster road win. If they can't get that one, Florida State and North Carolina then come to Raleigh, so two weeks from now, you'll likely know your NCAA answer.GW: at Miami?BL: Georgia TechLocks: Kansas, Missouri, BaylorMissouri continues to be perhaps the nation's biggest upside surprise, taking down Kansas with a game-ending 11-0 run to topple the Jayhawks in Columbia. (Yes, KU fans, the charge on Robinson was terrible and changed the endgame significantly. Yes, MU fans, KU still had chances to win and couldn't). Then the Tigers scrambled back and beat Oklahoma Monday night. Baylor remains tied for first in the loss column and strongly in the mix for the league crown ... as is Iowa State? The table-toppers continue their round-robin this week with Baylor hosting KU and then playing at Mizzou.SHOULD BE INNone.IN THE MIXIowa State (17-6, 7-3; RPI: 36, SOS: 53)The Cyclones added a K-State pelt to their profile in a sweep of the week that leaves them a game behind the league tri-leaders. Road games with Baylor, K-State and Missouri remain before the Bears come to Ames in the season finale, so the Cyclones certainly will have their chances to ice things.GW: Kansas, Kansas State?BL: at Drake?Kansas State (16-6, 5-5; RPI: 48, SOS: 69)A tough loss at Iowa State leaves the EcoKats in a somewhat sticky spot. They have to handle Texas Tech at home tonight and then embark on a five-game run that will decide their fate: at Texas, Kansas, at Baylor, at Missouri, Iowa State. Alabama's slide is hurting one of the good wins. Would 9-9 in the conference be enough without another big win?GW: Alabama (N), Missouri, Long Beach State (N)BL: Swept by Oklahoma?Texas (15-9, 5-6; RPI: 57, SOS: 16)The Longhorns are creeping back toward the bubble periphery, although their league wins are pretty meat-free with the exception of the Iowa State conquest. The schedule is pretty favorable now down the stretch, though. Wins are there to be had.GW: Temple, Iowa State?BL: Oregon State (N)Locks: Syracuse, Georgetown, MarquetteThe second-best-team-in-the-league title belt continues to change hands. Is it Georgetown? Is it still Marquette? Is it ... gasp ... Abromaitis-less Notre Dame???? What?? #Breylieve!SHOULD BE INLouisville (19-5, 7-4; RPI: 22, SOS: 41)Good job by the Cards, now with five straight wins. With only two apparent "soft spots" left on the schedule, these victories(especially the two on the road) will come in handy. Let's see what happens at hungry West Virginia this weekend. The Ville's good wins continue to look pretty good and the Notre Dame loss now clearly looks OK.GW: Vanderbilt, Long Beach State, Memphis?, at Seton Hall?BL: at Providence (by 31)IN THE MIXWest Virginia (16-8, 6-5; RPI: 26, SOS: 5)The Mountaineers found a way to beat Providence in overtime to end a worrisome losing streak. The next four are not easy: Notre Dame and Louisville at home and then at Pittsburgh and Louisville on the road. They close with DePaul and at South Florida, so if they need a couple wins late, they are relatively available.GW: Georgetown, Kansas State (N)BL: Kent State, at St. John's, Pitt?Notre Dame (15-8, 7-3; RPI: 55, SOS: 37)Amazing. The Irish unleashed a three-point avalanche to pound Marquette into submission and move to 7-3 in the league. They may already be "over" their expected Big East win total and they still have home games remaining with DePaul, Rutgers and Providence. First up, a trip to a needy West Virginia team.GW: Syracuse, at Louisville, at Seton Hall, at UConn, MarquetteBL: Georgia (N), at RutgersCincinnati (16-7, 6-4; RPI: 97, SOS: 128)The Bearcats beat DePaul in their only game of a "Let's not murder our chances" week. This week, at St. John's and at Marquette -- is huge, because the last six after that have wins available in them.GW: at Georgetown, at UConn, Oklahoma??, Pitt?BL: St. John's, Presbyterian, at RutgersConnecticut (15-8, 5-6; RPI: 21, SOS: 3)The news of last week clearly was Jim Calhoun's latest medical leave of absence -- I had some thoughts on that on Friday -- but the micro picture involves the Huskies suddenly scrambling to solidify NCAA tournament entry. After a dreadful midweek offensive effort at Georgetown, UConn topped Seton Hall at home to break a four-game slide -- and then promptly got smashed at Louisville on Monday night in other rollover effort. With a trip to Syracuse up next, the possibility of a 5-7 mark heading into the final six looms very large.GW: Florida State (N), West Virginia, Harvard?BL: at Rutgers, at TennesseeSeton Hall (15-8, 4-7; RPI: 33, SOS: 12)Look out below. The Pirates have now dropped six in a row after getting waxed in a bubbly showdown at UConn and things are suddenly looking very bad for an NCAA bid just a couple weeks after being considered a lock here. The silver lining is that the Pirates' remaining schedule is very soft by Big East standards. Can they get five of the last seven to get to .500? Could 8-10 possibly be enough? Stay tuned.GW: UConn?, West Virginia?, Saint Joseph's??BL: NoneSouth Florida (12-10, 6-4; RPI: 78, SOS: 33)A 30-point loss at Georgetown was not the best statement. I don't know that even 11-7 would be enough for the Bulls if they can't win at Pitt, Syracuse or Louisville down the stretch.GW: Seton Hall??BL: Old Dominion (N)??, Penn State (N), at AuburnPittsburgh (15-9, 4-7; RPI: 65, SOS: 24)If Pitt gets to 9-9, which is not impossible with the schedule and the way they're playing, how much will the committee ignore what happened this season when Travon Woodall was sidelined?GW: Georgetown, at West VirginiaBL: Wagner, at DePaul, RutgersLocks: Ohio State, Michigan StateMichigan State enacted some revenge on its in-state rival. Ohio State got a sweet win at Wisconsin. The two continue to tower over the remainder of the Big Ten field, but there's some action going on below them that's worth monitoring.SHOULD BE INIndiana (18-6, 6-6; RPI: 18, SOS: 32)The Hoosiers picked up a really valuable road win at Purdue to get back to .500 in the league. Now the remaining schedule turns favorable, with four league home games and trips to Iowa and Minnesota (and a massive nonconference tilt with North Carolina Central coming on Feb. 22!). Showing a bit more away from Assembly Hall will ease any rising doubts, if there really were any. Only game this week: vs. Illinois.GW: Kentucky, Ohio State, Michigan, at N.C. State?, at Purdue?BL: Minnesota?, at NebraskaMichigan (16-7, 7-4; RPI: 15, SOS: 12)After beating Indiana, the Wolverines couldn't handle the Breslin Center and fell by 10 to the Spartans. For this league, the remaining slate is quite manageable, although a number of mid-tier teams will be gunning for inclusion and/or seeding, so nothing will come easily. I still expect the Wolverines to garner a very solid seed and immediately be tagged as a team a 1 or 2-seed doesn't want in their region.GW: Michigan State, Memphis (N), Iowa State?, WisconsinBL: at Iowa, at Arkansas??Wisconsin (18-6, 7-4; RPI: 29, SOS: 17)The Badgers couldn't handle the league's best, falling to Ohio State at home by six on Saturday. This week is a tricky road pairing at Minnesota and then at Michigan State. With trips still to Iowa and Ohio State to come, the Badgers' seeding could take a hit down the stretch if they can't conjure up some wins.GW: UNLV, BYU (N), at Illinois, IndianaBL: IowaIN THE MIXIllinois (15-7, 5-5; RPI: 46, SOS: 21)If the Illini had to split this home week, they did it the right way, eking out a 42-41 decision over Michigan State for a marquee win before losing at home to Northwestern. The indecision in the GW/BL section below, though, pretty much says it all about that defeat, which could prove pivotal. Now four of the next five are away, starting with Indiana and Michigan this week. Is this going to be the test of an 8-10 Big Ten profile?GW: Ohio State, Gonzaga, at Northwestern?BL: at Penn State, Northwestern?Minnesota (17-7, 5-6; RPI: 49, SOS: 57)After dropping a tough decision at Iowa, the Gophers got a crucial road split by winning at Nebraska. Now five of their last seven are at home, including shots at Wisconsin (Thursday), Ohio State, Michigan and Indiana. Big, big opportunities to turn this profile into a legit NCAA one.GW: at IndianaBL: IowaPurdue (15-8, 5-5; RPI: 63, SOS: 45)The Boilers suffered a harmful home loss to Indiana to drop back to .500 and now margin of error is pretty slim. Either Purdue needs to grab a big road win at Ohio State, Illinois, Michigan or Indiana, or sweep the home slate (Northwestern, Michigan State, Nebraska and Penn State) just to finish .500. First up: The Buckeyes in Columbus tonight.GW: Temple, Iona??BL: Butler, at Penn StateNorthwestern (14-8, 4-6; RPI: 37, SOS: 9)The Wildcats got a must-have sweep last week, including a win at Illinois, to bounce back into the picture. After a home game with Iowa (no gimme), the Cats will pretty much have their season on the line at Purdue and Indiana. Without at least a split there, things will look very questionable.GW: Michigan State, at Illinois?, Seton Hall????BL: Illinois?, PurdueLocks: NoneThere's not much more to say at this point. Teams keep beating each other, and whether you think that helps or hurts a multi-bid claim is in the voice of the arguer. This league will be the debate for the committee on Selection Sunday, unless something changes significantly soon.SHOULD BE INNone.IN THE MIXWashington (16-7, 9-2; RPI: 76; SOS: 82)Thanks in part to Cal's inconsistency, the Huskies take over first place despite having lost to the Golden Bears at home in the only meeting of the season. The Huskies' best plan: Keep winning. There are only two top-100 games left on the schedule, and UW is currently 3-7 in that category. At best, they could have a paper profile that mimics past years' champs from the MAC. A true test of subjective vs. paper.GW: At Arizona?BL: Home to South Dakota State by 19California (18-6, 8-3; RPI: 48, SOS: 80)If your profile is based on bulk wins over decent teams, you can't be losing at home to Arizona. Now the Bears aren't in first place and five of their last seven league games are on the road.GW: None, but a handful of OK onesBL: at Washington State, at Oregon State, Arizona??Colorado (14-7, 8-3; RPI: 73; SOS: 74)Their best road win is No. 171 Air Force and they have earned 3-6 away/neutral. That said, they have beaten Arizona and Washington already and have a chance to sweep the Wildcats Thursday in Tucson. Huge game.GW: None, reallyBL: at UCLA?Arizona (16-8, 7-4; RPI: 62, SOS: 61)Sweeping the Cal/Stanford road trip was huge for the Wildcats. A lot of tough losses against good teams litter the resume. This week's home tilt with Colorado is enormous now. They need to be as close to the league title as possible.GW: at CalBL: at UCLA?Oregon (16-7, 7-4; RPI: 83, SOS: 107)They're 2-6 against the top 100 and two games behind Washington? Better sweep the Huskies and Wazzu this weekend at home.GW: at Arizona?BL: NoneStanford (16-7, 6-5; RPI: 96, SOS: 138)The Cardinal have the best nonleague wins in the league, but they're burying themselves so far down the table, it appears that they won't matter. A home loss to Arizona deepened their hole.GW: Colorado State, NC State??BL: Butler, at Washington StateLocks: Kentucky, FloridaDid I say five bids last week? Yeah, about that Alabama thing ... In other news, tonight's Florida-Kentucky showdown has been on my "I want to see this matchup" list for months. The Gators join the Cats in lockdom this week.SHOULD BE INVanderbilt (16-7, 5-3; RPI: 28, SOS: 7)Right when it looked like Vandy was contender No. 1 for Kentucky's throne, the Commodores ate an 0-2 road week. No shame in losing at either Arkansas or Florida, but not to get either is a touch disappointing. Now it's back to Memorial Gym for LSU and ... Kentucky.GW: at Marquette, at Alabama, Middle Tennessee State, NC State? At Davidson?BL: Indiana State, Cleveland State?Mississippi State (18-5, 5-3; RPI: 32, SOS: 65)In their only game, the Bulldogs slipped past Auburn at home. It's a win. Move on to home matchups with Ole Miss and Georgia. Then they're at LSU and Auburn. In other words, load up the win truck!GW: at Vanderbilt, Alabama, Arizona?, West VirginiaBL: Akron?IN THE MIXAlabama (15-7, 4-4; RPI: 31, SOS: 15)Good news: The Tide held off Ole Miss in 2OT to win their only game. Bad news: the team announced Monday that Tony Mitchell was suspended indefinitely. They don't have a huge margin for error right now, and road trips to LSU and Auburn could trip up a short-handed team.GW: Wichita State, Purdue?BL: at South CarolinaMississippi (14-8, 4-4; RPI: 51, SOS: 48)The Rebels are more of a computer monster as they only played two bad nonleague games. Not a ton of legit heft at the top of the resume yet, but the win over Miami (Fla.) suddenly looks better.GW: Mississippi State?, Miami (Fla.)?BL: at AuburnArkansas (16-7, 4-4; RPI: 59, SOS: 63)After beating Vanderbilt, the Hogs gave up a big chance to move up by losing at LSU. The two this week -- at Georgia and home to South Carolina -- constitute virtual must-wins.GW: Michigan, Mississippi State?BL: Houston, at LSU?Locks: NoneAnother week and more A10-on-A10 crime as the league standings should be outlined in chalk. Crazy league this season. Very competitive and maybe eating its own, with the exception of Temple's surge.SHOULD BE INTemple (17-5, 6-2; RPI: 21, SOS: 57)At least one team is rounding into decisive form, as the Owls steamrolled two more lower-division foes to stay in first place. Now they host GW and then an increasingly desperate Xavier in what is a big game Saturday night.GW: Wichita State (N), Duke, at Saint LouisBL: at Bowling Green, at Richmond?IN THE MIXSaint Louis (17-5, 6-3; RPI: 34, SOS: 87)The Billikens took care of business at home, trucking St. Bonaventure and Dayton. Now they face a very big Philly road trip, with games at La Salle and Saint Joseph's. If they can get a split here, things look good with a softish schedule down the stretch.GW: at Xavier, Oklahoma (N)?, Villanova (N)?, Washington?BL: at Loyola Marymount?Xavier (15-8, 6-3; RPI: 53, SOS: 45)X barely got past George Washington in an ugly road affair before caving in down the stretch and dropping a really big bubble game at Memphis. Given the #ZipEmUp suspensions, this profile is all over the map, and who knows how the committee will interpret it. They have to handle Rhode Island at home this week before focusing on Saturday's showdown at Xavier.GW: at Vanderbilt, PurdueBL: at Hawaii, at La Salle?Dayton (14-9, 4-5; RPI: 71, SOS: 25)Despite some really solid wins, the Flyers are now in a good deal of trouble after losing at home to Duquesne and then at Saint Louis. This week features got-to-haves at Fordham and home to Charlotte before the crucial return matchup with Xavier in Cincinnati.GW: Alabama, Xavier, at Temple, Minnesota?, Ole Miss?BL: at Miami (Ohio), Buffalo by 29?, Rhode Island, Duquesne?Massachusetts (17-6, 6-3; RPI: 68, SOS: 138)The loss at Rhode Island is a killer for a young team that's about to play six straight top-100 teams. First up: St. Bonaventure at home and then at Saint Joe's.GW: Saint LouisBL: Charleston (N), at Rhode IslandLa Salle (17-7, 6-3; RPI: 69, SOS: 131)Losing at Saint Joe's puts a damper on the Explorers' at-large hopes, but there are still plenty of chances in the next two weeks to impress, starting with a home game against Saint Louis after a trip to Richmond.GW: XavierBL: DelawareSaint Joseph's (15-9, 5-4; RPI: 42, SOS: 30)Big sweep for the Hawks, including a tough win over city rival La Salle. Now Saint Louis and UMass come to Hawk Hill, the start of a very favorable stretch run. All of the biggest games are at home.GW: Creighton, Dayton?BL: at American, Charlotte?Locks: UNLV, San Diego StateUNLV lost its second tough league game, giving the league lead back to the Aztecs and helping New Mexico creep right back into the picture. This league looks quite likely for three bids. Do I hear four?SHOULD BE INNone.IN THE MIXNew Mexico (18-4, 5-2; RPI: 44, SOS: 110)The Lobos crushed it on a road swing through Colorado Springs and Boise and now they have a three-game gauntlet that will decide just how much work they need to do in Vegas at the conference tourney. Upstart Wyoming comes to The Pit before a trip to San Diego State and then a visit from UNLV.GW: Colorado State, Saint Louis?BL: Santa Clara (N), New Mexico State?Colorado State (14-7, 4-3; RPI: 23, SOS: 10)The computer stays favorable even after the Rams got stuffed at UNLV before a home win over Air Force. Beating San Diego State remains very strong, but the Rams are 0-for-3 in big road shots now. That's probably not going to be good enough. They need a couple more big wins.GW: San Diego StateBL: NoneWyoming (16-5, 4-3; RPI: 70, SOS: 129)Just when you thought they were out, the Cowboys pulled themselves back in with a home upset of UNLV. Lots of work left to do, though, as all four upper-division road games remain to be played.GW: UNLV, Colorado StateBL: at Wisconsin-Green BayLocks: CreightonThe Bluejays ate a buzzer-beating three at Northern Iowa to drop back into a tie with Wichita State atop the league. Both teams look very set to make the NCAAs and likely are playing for seed, both in Arch Madness and the big bracket when they face off in Omaha this weekend.SHOULD BE INWichita State (19-4, 11-2; RPI: 28, SOS: 72)Tied for first in the league, the Shockers look all but set to dance, but the remaining schedule is very difficult, so let's hold off for now. A sweep of this week (Northern Iowa and then at Creighton) surely will be enough, though.GW: UNLV, at Northern IowaBL: at DrakeLocks: NoneLarry Eustachy and Southern Miss finally did it, bringing the personal 0-17 streak against Memphis to an end. Huge win for the Golden Eagles, while Memphis bounced back in timely fashion.SHOULD BE INSouthern Miss (18-3, 7-1; RPI: 8, SOS: 35)And there it is ... the first win over Memphis, first place in the conference, and first dibs on locking up the league crown and an NCAA bid thanks to a 75-72 victory. If USM can just hold steady and even get a share of the league crown, they should be more than fine. Computer numbers look great.GW: Memphis, Ole Miss, at Colorado State, sweep of New Mexico State?BL: NoneMemphis (16-7, 6-2; RPI: 20, SOS: 8)If you're going to lose a league thriller and drop into second place, you might as well use a late surge to top Xavier in a big nonconference/bubble throwdown. Other than a trip to Marshall, the schedule is fairly straight forward. The conference tourney also is at Memphis, for a nice safety net.GW: Southern Miss, Xavier, Belmont?, at Miami (Fla.)?BL: NoneIN THE MIXNote: UCF's loss at home to Southern Miss really was hurtful to the Golden Knights' hopes.Locks: Saint Mary'sThe Gaels answered many questions as to their designs on the WCC crown by poleaxing BYU at the Marriott Center. Saint Mary's has a cachet of solid wins, all by double figures. Impressive team.SHOULD BE INGonzaga (18-4, 8-2; RPI: 27, SOS: 78)The Zags' loss at BYU dings them a little but does more to reinvigorate the Cougars' hopes of being the third team in. Done with the two big road games in league (both losses), now the Zags get the Gaels and Cougars at home, starting with Saint Mary's arrival on Thursday.GW: at Xavier, Oral Roberts?, Arizona (N)?BL: NoneIN THE MIXBYU (18-6, 8-3; RPI: 43, SOS: 68)After whiffing twice against Saint Mary's, the Cougars handled Gonzaga at home for a very important win. While at San Francisco isn't a walkover, only the Gonzaga return trip looks fraught with danger in the remaining league slate. If they can somehow get the sweep, they also could lock up the double-bye.GW: GonzagaBL: at Utah State?, at Loyola Marymount?Locks: Murray StateEven if the unbeaten Racers lose to Saint Mary's and lose once in league play and lose in the conference tourney, they'd probably still make the bracket with wins over Memphis, USM and Dayton, so let's put them here for now.Harvard (19-2, 6-0; RPI: 40, SOS: 214)It's a shame Harvard couldn't cobble together a better nonconference slate. To have that SOS in a year where the Ivy's actually pretty solid and deep is disappointing and will hurt their NCAA seeding, should they advance as expected. First, though, they need to navigate the league's historically toughest trip, at Penn and Princeton. A Friday win over the Quakers puts Harvard in great shape, as the only other challenger with one loss (Yale) has all three tough road games still to play.GW: Florida State (N), UCF (N)?, Saint Joe's?BL: at FordhamLong Beach State (15-6, 10-0; RPI: 36, SOS: 93)The 49ers have been storm troopers in the Big West this season, and this is an "At-At" weekend with trips to league minnows Pacific and D-I winless UC Davis. Have to keep winning and hope that Pitt and Xavier do the same. The BracketBusters game at Creighton is a huge chance to enhance.GW: at Pitt, Xavier (N)BL: at MontanaMiddle Tennessee State (20-4, 10-1; RPI: 44, SOS: 147)The Blue Raiders got worked in a 15-point loss at Denver that ends their Sun Belt unbeaten run. Without a BracketBusters game to potentially help, margin for error now is very slim. Very solid team, so-so profile.GW: Ole Miss (N), at UCLA?BL: at UABDavidson (17-5, 12-1; RPI: 66, SOS: 164)Three league wins, move up one spot in the RPI. They're going to have to run the table until the SoCon final, including a home win over Wichita State, to have a legit claim.GW: at KansasBL: at Charlotte?, at SamfordOral Roberts (21-5, 13-1; RPI: 47, SOS: 146)The Golden Eagles got jackhammered by the Jackrabbits in Brookings and now is just one loss ahead of South Dakota State in the standings. This is likely not an at-large team, but a rematch in the Summit final would be a ton of fun.GW: at XavierBL: UT-San Antonio (N)Iona (19-5, 11-2; RPI: 58, SOS: 162)Big win at Manhattan now makes it a two-way tie atop the league with Loyola (Md.). Still lamenting the Nevada BracketBusters draw which will leave both teams likely needing too much for serious at-large consideration.GW: Saint Joe's?, at Denver?BL: at Hofstra, at Siena, at ManhattanNevada (17-4, 8-1; RPI: 73, SOS: 155)Are the Wolf Pack really at-large contenders? 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"The property is scheduled to be razed and have an apartment building built," Vado tells Metroactive. "When that will happen, we're not sure, but we were informed that we should be looking for a new place to do business."
Located in downtown San Jose's SoFA District, the SLG Art Boutiki is a combination comics store and gallery that for the past three years has also been host to all-ages live-music performances; it's also home to the San Jose Comics Festival. While Vado tells Metroactive they can probably remain on Market Street as late as the end of the summer, on the Art Boutiki website he teases he's already "singled out a location that will allow us to continue to be one of the coolest places in Silicon Valley." However, no contracts have been signed.
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The economic downturn over the past few years has hit everyone across the globe to some degree, and despite stories of invincibility and super-powers, comics are no different. That becomes crystal clear when you read a recent blog post by SLG Publishing's Dan Vado. Meant to bring attention to the Kickstarter campaign to help finance upgrades SLG's side business as a brick-and-mortar art gallery, he opens up about the realities of publishing and SLG's own unique state in it.
"The thing we did here that we sort of made our name on, publishing new creators and introducing them to the comic book marketplace, was never easy and now feels almost impossible," admits Vado. "The sour economy and the rapid disappearance of places where we sell our books (including the Hot Topic chain of stored dropping comics as a category in their stores) took more than a toll on us. New releases which once sold a few thousand copies now only sell a few hundred copies. we have cut our line back pretty dramatically and where we once published 2-3 titles a month will now only be publishing a handful of titles this year."


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Secret Desires of a Gentleman
Chapter One
If there be no bread, let them eat cake.
London, 1895
This couldn't be right. Maria Martingale came to a halt at the intersection of Piccadilly and Half Moon Streets, staring doubtfully at the shop on the corner. It was in an ideal location, appeared to be in excellent condition, and the sign over the doorway declared the premises had formerly been a tea shop. It was perfect—so perfect in fact that Maria was sure there had to be some sort of mistake.
She glanced down at the order to view in her hands, then back up at the engraved brass kick plate of the door to verify the address: 88 Piccadilly. No mistake. She was in the right place.
Just come into the market, the agent had told her as he'd given her the order to view. Just what she was looking for. Clean, he'd hastened to add, handing over the keys, and freshly painted, with a thoroughly modern kitchen.
Maria had not received these assurances with much enthusiasm. For three months now, she'd been combing through the streets of London, looking for the right place for her pâtisserie, and though she'd had little success in her search, she had learned a great deal about property agents and their descriptions. A modern kitchen often meant nothing more than a closed range and a few gaslights, fresh paint covered a multitude of sins, and "clean" was a relative term. Even in the finest neighborhoods, she'd stepped on so many beetle-infested floors and inhaled the noxious odor of bad drains so often, she'd almost given up the whole venture in despair.
But asshe studied the building on this particular corner, Maria felt a spark of hope. The location was first rate. It had frontage on Piccadilly, was within the street's most popular shopping area, and the neighborhood surrounding it was prosperous. Wealthy, influential businessmen lived here with their ambitious, social-climbing wives, wives who would willingly pay to provide their busy cooks with the best in ready-made baked goods. And Maria intended to provide the best. What Fortnum & Mason was to the picnic hamper, Martingale's would be to the tea tray and the dessert plate.
It was all due to Prudence, of course. If her best friend, Prudence Bosworth, hadn't inherited a fortune and married the Duke of St. Cyres, none of this would have been possible. Maria wouldn't have been able to leave her position as pâtissier to the great chef André Chauvin and strike out on her own. But Prudence had pots of money and had been happy to back her dearest friend in the venture of her dreams.
Maria folded the order to view and put it in the pocket of her blue-and-white-striped skirt, then she walked a few steps down Half Moon Street. As she viewed the exterior of the shop, her hopes rose another notch. There were enormous plate-glass windows on both streets, and the entrance, set at an angle to the corner, boasted a door with glass panels. This design would provide plenty of opportunity for those walking past to be tempted by the delightful confections she would have on display. She could see from the window wells set in the concrete of the sidewalk that the kitchen was in the basement. Steps on Half Moon Street led down to it through a tradesmen's entrance door.
Eager to see the interior of the shop, Maria hastened back to the corner, opened her handbag again, and extracted the key given to her by the property agent. She walked up the whitened front steps, unlocked the door, and went inside.
The front room was large, with enough space for the display cases and tea tables necessary to a pâtisserie. The fresh paint extolled by the property agent, however, would have to be redone, for it was that peculiar shade known as yallery-greenery, quite fashionable nowadays but most unsuitable for a bakery.
Maria scrutinized the floor and took several deep breaths. No bad drains, and not a blackbeetle to be seen. Perhaps this time the property agents had got it right.
There was only one way to be sure. She tucked her handbag under her arm and crossed the room, the heels of her high button shoes tapping decisively on the blackand-white-tile floor. Upon opening the door to the back rooms of the shop, she found the arrangements typical of a thousand other London establishments. There was an office and storeroom, and one set of stairs led up to sleeping quarters while another led down to the kitchen and scullery. Maria knew she could hardly expect anything below stairs other than the damp, depressing hole that usually passed for a kitchen in London, but when she reached the bottom of the steps, she stopped in her tracks and stared into the most perfect kitchen she had ever seen.
There were oak cupboards, two full walls of them, with shelves, drawers and bins of every imaginable shape and size. Iron pot racks hung from the heavy oak beams that crossed the ceiling. Above the cupboards, the windows she'd spied from the sidewalk above not only let in some natural light, but they also opened at the top for ventilation—something that would be most welcome in the heat of summer.
Maria moved forward into the room, studying her surroundings in amazement. The concrete walls had been sheathed in a fresh coat of white plaster, and the linoleum floor beneath her feet was a soft, cheery yellow. To her right were four coal-fired ranges, each one fitted with burners, a boiler, and a tap. Above them hung a decorative hood of hammered copper.
The back kitchen was equally modern. The scullery had two sinks, a dual water tap, and a long, tin drain board, and the larder was generous, with shelves to the ceiling. There was even an ice room for cold storage.Secret Desires of a Gentleman. Copyright © by Laura Lee Guhrke. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.


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Pamela, I couldn't believe how easy this was to make and the results were incredible! I used the golden mushroom soup as you suggested and it was just perfect. I prepared exactly as you directed, only using 4 chicken breasts, instead of 6. When I added the sauce to the chicken, it took about another 30 minutes to heat in the pan. My family dined like royality tonight, Pamela, thanks to you! : ) I highly recommend this dish!
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Vijil placed on I-R
Shock receiver Raul Vijil has been placed on injured-reserve after suffering a knee injury in the fourth quarter of Spokane's win over Milwaukee last week. Spokane has signed receiver Greg Orton, who was with the team in training camp.
Vijil will be sidelined for at least the next four weeks, which means he'll be eligible to return for the July 30th season-finale against Jacksonville.
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As noted in our October market commentary (read here), we believe the decline in oil prices over the past quarter has been largely driven by three key factors: speculation of slowing demand from Europe and China, the strengthening U.S. dollar, and increasing global supply. The market has been waiting for the November 27th OPEC meeting to see if a cut in the crude oil production quota would be mandated.
The recent decline in crude oil prices has caused a short-term ripple effect across the broad energy market, as noted in our recent market commentary. This sell- off in the energy sector, coupled with macroeconomic factors that have restrained the broader closed-end fund market for the past several months, has created a challenging period for energy-focused closed-end funds. But at Tortoise, we continue to believe in the fundamentals of the underlying assets and the long-term investment opportunity our closed-end funds offer investors.
The recent decline in crude oil prices has certainly caused a short-term ripple effect across the broad energy market. But at Tortoise, we remain steadfast in our view that North America is still in the early innings of an energy revolution and we also believe that fundamentals across the energy value chain remain intact.
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Rush Williams was born on February 6, 1924 in Texas City, Texas, USA as Rush Pritchett Williams Jr. He was an actor, known for Rocky Mountain (1950), Curse of the Undead (1959) and Legion of the Doomed (1958). He died on February 11, 2013 in Monrovia, California, USA. See full bio »
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Traditional Medicinal Plants For Extinction
Oct 21, 2011 Health
, There are many known traditional medicinal plants are efficacious. But unfortunately some conditions lead to the existence of these medicinal plants are threatened with extinction. What are the causes?
"While there are several medicinal plants which almost endangered and should be protected," said Head of Central Medicinal Plants and Traditional Medicine, in the event Yuniprapti Beautiful House press briefing Kemenkes, , Friday (21/10/2011).
Indonesia Indah said to be the main reason because of the transfer function of the land, especially in the forest as a result of illegal logging. This is because there are plants that need protection from a large tree.
Yet there are also some cause Another is:
- The transfer functions of forests into residential
- disasters such as forest fires or floods
- existence of a very forced harvesting without replanting accompanied with
- The existence of global warming and also the ecosystem out of balance
The existence
" Cause There are also other cultivated plants that are difficult or hard to be planted in other places (plants in situ)," said Indah.
Beautiful gives examples of some plants in Indonesia an almost endangered species such as plants purwaceng high demand but not planted again when these plants take a year to grow and other treatments. Plants and the earth peg the high demand and the plant is needed so that the roots are usually removed them all.
"It required a medicinal plant research and inventory to identify the active ingredient formula and finger printing that is not extinct," said Head Applied Technology Center for Health and Clinical Epidemiology Kemenkes Siswanto dr.
Dr. Siswanto said the use of medicinal plants and traditional medicine will be much help in overcoming and preventing disease is not contagious and can be expected step further than other countries.
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"You know I'm always amazed when I go into a grocery store and I can't help but think that somebody from a foreign country coming into one of our grocery stores for the first time, not only the fact that they can, there's a shelf full of corn flakes, or a case full of meat products, but just the sheer variety and the abundance that we enjoy in the United States."
Mike Kristynik is a local rancher and hay producer and was quick to point out that some of our nation's food supply originates right here in the Brazos Valley.
"With our beef production, and with poultry and eggs, and then the farmers in the bottom that are producing wheat and corn."
And regardless of whether you make your Thanksgiving dinner from scratch, order in, or eat out, it's a safe bet that most of us didn't have the challenge of growing the food that's part of the celebration.
"As we get ready to gather with family and enjoy good food and good fellowship we have a lot to be thankful for in this country. In spite of some of the hardships that we've had with the weather and the markets and the economy, we still have plenty to eat, reasonably inexpensive for a family to enjoy such a wonderful feast."
So whether you're enjoying the main event or taking advantage of those tasty leftovers that follow a big Thanksgiving meal, you might not only give thanks for the food you're about to eat, but the farmers and ranchers who grew it. I'm Joe Brown, tracing the journey or food makes from the farm and ranch to our tables, from the ground up.


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