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Amore' needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 95 designs submitted by 22 freelance designers.
I have worked in the Hospitality Industry for 20 years. I am opening
up my own Boutique Bed and Breakfast and I place importance on
aesthetics, friendliness, warmth and comfort. I enjoy the interaction
with people and love the sense of accomplishment experienced
in helping others to inspire and enjoy their experience.
I am endeavouring to offer a home away from home experience with added
luxury and class, incorporating quality inclusions, such as robes and slippers, a personalised gift to take away. I want their stay to feel like they have been pampered,
welcoming and relaxing. The rooms will be beautifully furnished and
breakfast will be served on the balcony overlooking glorious gardens
and birdlife. Each room has its own private ensuite for their convenience. The home is federation style, sweeping verandahs overlooking manicured gardens, featuring modern style bathrooms with a touch of character, fine
crisp white linen, polished wooden floorboards, log fire place, cocktail bar.
The facilities offered will be BBQ, private shuttle service to and from
the Airport, high teas, laundry access, wifi internet access, office and reading area, off street parking. The position of the premises is very central to beaches, bush walks, major shopping complex, clubs, swimming,
public transport, sporting activities, whales and dolphin cruises.
Singles, couples and corporate clientele. The transient market, short stays.
Desired audience, Middle to Upper Escalon.
Respectful, friendly, clean and tidy.
The name Amore' I want it to be the highlight of the name and reflect importance, class, warmth and quality. I would like to avoid the logo
being corporate looking, I impress upon the logo projecting warmth,
colouring being earthy.
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This plate consists of five full nail images and three smaller plant/ flower images. The reason I picked this plate was because it has three animal prints (I love animal prints), a checkered pattern which I have wanted for a long time and a skull image which I thought was so cute.
The manicure I put together involves the skull image and I tried to keep it part rock chic and part cute girly. What do you think?
Polishes used:
Thumb, middle and pinky - Justy Cosmetics No. 293 and Claire's Candy Shop
Pointer - Barry M Black
Ring - OPI Alpine Snow, stamped with Konad Black Polish
About the plate - If I am comparing to my BM and Cheeky plates, the image size on the QA8 is quite good (apart from that middle cow sort of pattern). They are rounded off as apposed to a full rectangle but I guess that doesn't really matter.
I've seen some Born Pretty Store plates on other blogs that the image was too small to fit the nails, even on girls who had very short nails, but that isn't the case with this one. They are also etched really well and my stamper picks up all the polish nicely. I have no complaints about this plate thus far (I haven't yet tried the other images).
Get 10% off your Born Pretty Store purchases by using discount code VA7J61.
*Some of the products in this post were sent to me for my honest review.

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Such is the predicament of millionaire bond trader Sherman McCoy, a self-styled Master of the Universe, in the opening chapter of Tom Wolfe's Bonfire of the Vanities, a satire on the decaying class, racial and political structure of New York in the 1980s.
In the light of recent developments, you could seemingly replace Alberto Contador for the adulterous McCoy, the doping laboratories and baying media for his wife, while the thing that's decaying is the core of professional cycling and its organisational bodies. As for the white lies, well, they remain white lies - if you believe all the rumours.
Cycling has been riddled with mendacity in recent years. In any walks of life, those in the wrong more often than not don't actually believe they are doing anything bad in the first place. Certainly not in relation to their immediate surroundings. Take Sherman McCoy, for instance. As a Master of the Universe, he is entitled to do as he pleases – especially given the temptations around him.
"Technically, he had been unfaithful to his wife. Well, sure … but who could remain monogamous with this, this, this tidal wave of concupiscence rolling across the world? Christ almighty! A Master of the Universe couldn't be a saint, after all … It was unavoidable. For Christ's sake, you can't dodge snowflakes, and this was a blizzard! He had merely been caught at it, that was all. It meant nothing. It had no moral dimension."
Most would agree that there has been over the years a tidal wave of transgression rolling across a peloton lacking a certain moral dimension. Doping is unavoidable, many say. What's more, it's not a sin as long as you don't get caught.
The Contador "situation" means all of the winners of the previous 15 Tours de France – with the exception of Carlos Sastre – have now been associated with (or accused of) doping, have admitted doping or, in one case, have been stripped of their title for doping.
It gets worse. Only this week, convicted doper Bernhard Kohl told an anti-doping symposium in Colorado that it was "impossible to win the Tour de France without doping". The best riders, he inferred, cannot be saints.
It gets even worse: former rider Roy Sentjens, who retired this year after testing positive for EPO, said it was not even possible to reach the Tour top ten without doping (quite how one of his former Lotto team-mates - a staunch anti-doper who finished runner-up on two occasions while the Dutchman was on his squad - feels about this is anyone's guess).
But let's forget the final outlandish statement and accept, hypothetically, that the first two assertions are true (Saddles isn't going to question the credibility of Kohl and Sentjens in this blog because he'll be here till the Basque cows come home for their daily dose of clenbuterol).
Sure, Landis knew he had doped, but he may have had good reason to believe that those standing either side of him on the podium had done the same. He was clearly adamant (or at least, says he was) that a certain former team-mate had won seven consecutive races using similar preparations.
The question we now have to ask is whether Contador is a real McCoy – or if he is a bona fide victim of the freak contamination he claims to be.


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Wild Child founder and CEO, Leanne Preston discusses corporate responsibility.
Wild Child is a Western Australia-based company that develops safe, natural, healthcare products for the whole family, including Quit Nits Natural Head Lice Treatment. By basing its products in science, Wild Child aims to bridge the gap between traditional and homeopathic medicines.
Founded in 1997, by CEO Leanne Preston, Wild Child has expanded both its product range and distribution channels during the past ten years. Wild Child products are sold throughout Australia, New Zealand, Europe, the UK and now the U.S.
Wild Child was founded by Leanne Preston in Margaret River, Australia, following the unpleasant discovery that her youngest daughter had head lice.
After consulting her local chemist, Leanne was horrified to learn that the most common head lice treatment was a shampoo containing toxic chemicals that can cause illness and even death. Amazingly, not a single natural head lice treatment was available.
After a period of intensive research, Leanne developed a prototype of a product for head lice (subsequently called Quit Nits), which used essential oils to deliver highly effective results. Being a recently separated mother of three children without any financial support and wanting to be available for her children, she decided to set up a home-based business to manufacture and distribute the natural head lice treatment she'd first developed for her daughter. Thus, in the living room of her Margaret River home, Wild Child was born.
From the beginning, Leanne envisaged an export-driven company, having discovered that the gap in the Australian market for a natural head lice treatment also existed in the rest of the developed world. The unique characteristics of Quit Nits – that it provides a safe, natural alternative to highly toxic conventional products – are as relevant to overseas markets as they are locally.
In the first years of operation, Wild Child's Quit Nits head lice products captured a respectable percentage of the head lice treatment market in Australia, becoming a standard stock item in Australian pharmacies, as well as in Coles and Woolworths supermarkets.
Leanne had always thought globally, and decided that the best way to begin breaking down barriers to entry in Europe was to start in the UK. As an English speaking country with low trade barriers and low regulatory costs, doing business in the UK with three times the population of Australia was the logical first step. Starting at the top, Wild Child approached Boots the Chemist, the largest distributor of head lice preparations in the UK.
Since then Wild Child has been an enormous success, first in Australia and subsequently across Europe and Britain, where it has revolutionized the treatment of head lice and taken on the major multi-national pharmaceutical companies whose chemical products had dominated the market for 80 years. After proving the effectiveness and popularity of Quit Nits in Australia, Leanne traveled to Britain in 2003 and convinced the Boots pharmacy chain to stock her product in its 1,400 stores.
The Boots account provided essential credibility to Wild Child's marketability as a serious player in children's health care in Europe and beyond. In the 2005/06 financial year, Wild Child launched its products into Ireland, Denmark, the Czech Republic and Slovakia off the back of the Boots contract. The recent establishment of a business development and support infrastructure in Europe means that Wild Child is now better able to market its products to major retailers throughout the region.
As of January 2008, Quit Nits natural head lice products have been launched in the U.S., the world's largest market for head lice products, and its line of head lice products are now available at all 6,200 CVS pharmacies across the nation. Presently, the company has already succeeded in developing a substantial manufacturing and distribution infrastructure.
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As Chief Executive of Wild Child, Preston has been recognized with a range of national honors including the 2007 Telstra Australian Business Woman of the Year, the winner of the Yellow Business Owner of the Year and the Australian Government Business Innovation Award.


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Former LSU quarterback Matt Mauck hurdles an Oklahoma defender during LSU's BCS Championship Game victory against Oklahoma in the 2004 Sugar Bowl. Mauck is one of several members of that team who will be on hand for the 10th anniversary celebration of that season.
(The Times-Picayune archive)
It's already been 10 years since LSU re-emerged into national relevance with its first BCS Championship in 2003. LSU will honor that team with a ceremony at halftime of Saturday's game against Florida.
More than 40 members of the team, including captains Matt Mauck, Michael Clayton and Rodney Reed, will be on hand to celebrate the 13-1 record. It was the school's first national title in 45 years since the 1958 team went 11-0. LSU, coached by current Alabama coach Nick Saban, defeated Oklahoma, 21-14, in the championship game in the Louisiana Superdome.
LSU defeated Georgia in the SEC Championship Game that season and with the help of some other games edged out USC for the right to play the Sooners under the BCS formula at the time. USC made it a split title when the Associated Press ranked it No. 1 after winning the Rose Bowl.
The following is a game-by-game recap of all 14 games from the 2003 season, courtesy of LSU sports information:
Game 1: LSU's Rolls Past UL-Monroe, 49-7
Matt Mauck threw three touchdown passes, Joseph Addai rushed for 81 yards and Michael Clayton caught six passes for 152 yards and a pair of TD passes as LSU rolled to a 49-7 win over Louisiana-Monroe in the season-opener for both teams. The game was only four minutes old when a thunderstorm rolled into Baton Rouge and caused a 39-minute delay because of lightning. After a scoreless first quarter, Mauck then threw three TD passes over the final seven minutes of the second quarter to put the Tigers up 21-0 at halftime.
Shyrone Carey added a 1-yard run midway through the third quarter to give LSU a 28-0 advantage and the Tigers stretched the margin to 35-0 with a 31-yard interception return just 16 seconds later. Louisiana-Monroe scored its only points of the contest on a 12-yard run by Kevin Payne with 14:10 left in the fourth quarter. Freshman Alley Broussard capped the scoring for the Tigers with a 1-yard run with 10:39 left in the contest. For the game, the Tigers racked up 474 yards of offense (306 passing, 168 rushing) compared to just 240 yard for the Indians (59 rushing, 181 passing).
Game 2: LSU Storms Past Arizona, 59-13, In The Desert
LSU scored on its first seven possessions, including a 15-play, 80-yard drive to open the contest, as the Tigers had little trouble with Arizona, posting a 59-13 win over the Wildcats in Tucson, Ariz. Quarterbacks Matt Mauck and Marcus Randall combined to connect on 19 of 25 passes for 299 yards and two TDs and Joseph Addai rushed for 86 yards and a pair of scores to lead the Tigers. Michael Clayton led all receivers with six catches for 109 yards and a 48-yard TD reception. Addai opened the scoring for LSU with a 1-yard run midway through the first quarter. Ryan Gaudet nailed a 47-yard field goal three minutes later and then Addai added an 8-yard TD run less than a minute after Gaudet's field goal to give the Tigers a 17-0 lead.
LSU stretched the advantage to 38-0 at halftime, as the Tigers were never threatened in the contest. In all the Tigers, had five rushing TDs, two passing TDs and Skyler Green returned a punt 65 yards for a TD. Arizona scored its first points with 10 minutes left in the contest on a 1-yard fumble return. Defensively, LSU limited the Wildcats to only 182 yards of offense, including just 67 yards in the first half. The Tigers also held Arizona to only 1 of 13 on third-down conversion attempts. The LSU offense racked up 481 yards of offense, 227 on the ground and 299 through the air.
Game 3: Mauck Passes Tigers Past Western Illinois, 35-7
LSU QB Matt Mauck connected on 23 of 32 passes for a career-best 305 yards and four TDs as the Tigers overcame a slow start to post a 35-7 win over Western Illinois last Saturday in Tiger Stadium. Shyrone Carey rushed for a career-best 124 yards and a TD to lead the Tiger ground attack, while Michael Clayton hauled in 11 receptions for 162 yards and a score. Defensively, Corey Webster intercepted two passes for the Tigers. On its first possession, LSU marched 58 yards on 10 plays and took a 6-0 lead on a 10-yard pass from Mauck to Clayton. The Tigers, who fumbled twice inside the Western Illinois 15-yard line in the first quarter, led 13-0 at halftime after a 1-yard TD run by Carey.
After an on-side kick to start the second half, the Leathernecks cut the deficit to 13-7 on a 3-yard TD pass from Russ Michna to Terrence Hall at the 10:08 mark in the third quarter. It was all LSU from there as Mauck threw TD passes of 8 and 40 yards to Skyler Green to stretch the advantage to 28-7. The Tigers added a final score on a 16-yard TD pass from Mauck to Devery Henderson midway through the fourth quarter.
Game 4: Mauck-To-Green Leads LSU Past No. 7 Georgia, 17-10
Matt Mauck connected with Skyler Green for a 34-yard touchdown pass with 1:22 left in the contest as 10th-ranked LSU knocked off seventh-ranked Georgia, 17-10, before a record crowd of 92,251 in Tiger Stadium. The win lifted LSU to 4-0 overall and 1-0 in SEC action and it marked the first Tiger victory over a top 10 team in Tiger Stadium since a 28-21 win over No. 1 Florida in 1997. The Tigers led 7-3 at halftime thanks in part to an outstanding defensive effort by LSU over the first 30 minutes. In the first half alone, Georgia got inside the LSU 30-yard line five times and came up with only three points. Trailing 3-0, the Tigers took a 7-3 lead on a 21-yard run by Shyrone Carey with 3:10 left in the first half.
The Tigers extended their margin to 10-3 on a 47-yard field goal by Ryan Gaudet at the 6:23 mark in the third quarter. LSU appeared to have the game in hand, but a fumble by Mauck at the Georgia 15-yard line with less than 5 minutes left gave the Bulldogs another chance. Two players later Georgia's David Greene hit Tyson Browning on a screen pass, which he took 93 yards for a touchdown to tie the score at 10-10. Devery Henderson returned the ensuing kickoff 48 yards to the LSU 49-yard line to setup the game-winning touchdown for the Tigers. Georgia got into LSU territory in the final minute, but an interception by Corey Webster at the 22-yard line sealed the Tiger victory.
Game 5: Opportunistic Tigers Feast on Mississippi State, 41-6
LSU turned three Mississippi State turnovers into 21 points and the Tiger defense limited the Bulldogs to only 31 yards rushing as LSU rolled to a 41-6 win in Starkville. After a slow start, LSU took a 7-0 lead late in the first quarter on a 1-yard run by Shyrone Carey. Leading 10-0 after a Ryan Gaudet field goal, the Tigers stretched the margin to 17-0 midway through the second quarter on another 1-yard run by Carey. Carey's second TD was setup by an interception by Jack Hunt, who returned the pick to the MSU 1-yard line. The Tigers led 24-0 at halftime after Travis Daniels returned an interception 48-yards for a TD with less than a minute remaining in the first half.
MSU then fumbled on its third play of the second half and the Tigers struck again one play later, this time Matt Mauck connected with Devery Henderson for a 36-yard TD pass to stretch the lead to 31-0. LSU led 34-0 before MSU finally scored with just over 10 minutes left in the contest. For the game, Mauck completed 12 of 19 passes for 171 yards and 1 TD, while Justin Vincent led the Tigers with 58 yards rushing and 1 TD on six carries. Carey added 50 yards rushing and 2 TDs on 13 carries. Henderson led all receivers with a career-best seven receptions for 114 yards and a score. Defensively, the Tigers sacked MSU quarterback Kevin Fant five times and limited the Bulldogs to only 239 yards of offense.
Game 6: Flat Tigers Fall to Florida, 19-7
A flat LSU football team couldn't overcome a series of penalties and a key injury to starting running back Joseph Addai as the Tigers dropped their first game of the season to Florida, 19-7, in Tiger Stadium. The Tigers actually scored the first points of the game as Skyler Green, subbing for an injured Shyrone Carey, returned a first quarter punt 80-yards for a touchdown and a 7-0 LSU lead. Florida responded with a 13-play drive to tie the game at 7-7 on a 22-yard pass from Chris Leak to Ran Carthon. The Gators took the lead for good at 10-7 on a 29-yard field goal by Matt Leach at the 3:17 mark in the first quarter.
The Gators led 13-7 at halftime after another field goal by Leach. Florida extended its lead to 19-7 on a 35-yard pass from Leak to Ciatric Fason with 5:21 left in the third quarter. The Tigers had a couple of chances to get back in the game negated, one by a penalty and another on a fumble. A penalty wiped out a 42-yard pass from Matt Mauck to Michael Clayton in the third quarter that would have given the Tigers the ball at the Florida 28-yard line. Then late in the fourth quarter with the game still in doubt, Mauck hit Devery Henderson in stride with a pass to the Florida 31-yard line, which he then fumbled away at the UF 14-yard line. For the game, the Tigers sacked Leak six times and forced another Florida turnover on the LSU 1-yard line. Mauck completed 19 of 33 passes for 231 yards and a pair of interceptions, while Leak led Florida with 18 of 30 passing for 229 yards and a pair of scores.
Game 7: Tigers Ride Freshman Running Backs to 33-7 Win Over South Carolina
True freshman running backs Justin Vincent, Alley Broussard and Barrington Edwards combined to rush for 222 yards and 2 TDs and quarterback Matt Mauck connected on 24 of 30 passes for 199 yards and 2 scores as 10th-ranked LSU rolled past South Carolina, 33-7, in Columbia. Playing without its two starting running backs in Joseph Addai and Shyrone Carey, who were both out with knee injuries, the Tigers rushed for a season-high 263 yards on 52 carries. LSU finished with 482 yards off offense, while holding South Carolina to only 254 yards of offense, including zero rushing yards. LSU jumped out to a 19-0 first half lead and never looked back in cruising to the victory.
LSU had first half drives of 21-plays and 97 yards and 14-plays and 91 yards that both culminated in touchdowns, the second of which gave LSU a 19-0 lead on a 1-yard run by Vincent just before halftime. South Carolina pulled to within 19-7 after a 77-yard TD early in the third quarter before LSU linebacker Jason LeDoux put the game out of reach with a 15-yard fumble return for a touchdown later in the quarter. Vincent added another 1-yard run midway through the fourth quarter for LSU's final point. Broussard led LSU with 108 yards rushing on 19 attempts, while Vincent had 77 yards and 2 TDs rushing and added another 46 yards receiving on four receptions.
Game 8: LSU Shuts Down Cadillac, Auburn in 31-7 Win
In a game that featured the nation's top rushing defense in LSU against one of the best at running the football in Auburn, LSU came out on top, limiting Auburn to 50 yards rushing in a 31-7 win in Tiger Stadium. LSU struck early and often in the game as the Tigers rolled up 21 first half points and never looked back in posting its biggest win over Auburn since a 35-7 victory in 1972. Matt Mauck connected with Devery Henderson on a 64-yard scoring pass on the sixth play of the game for a 7-0 LSU lead. After the LSU defense stopped Auburn on a fourth-and-one at the 48-yard line, the Tigers needed only six more plays for take a 14-0 advantage as Mauck found Michael Clayton for an 18-yard TD.
Alley Broussard capped the first quarter scoring with a 5-yard run for a 21-0 LSU lead, which is where the game stood at halftime. Ryan Gaudet kicked a 33-yard field goal and then Mauck hit Henderson for another TD pass to give the Tigers a 31-0 lead in the third quarter. Auburn, who was held to only 193 yards of offense, scored its only points late in the fourth quarter. For the game, Justin Vincent led the Tigers with 127 yards rushing, while Mauck completed 17 of 28 passes for 224 yards and 3 TDs. Henderson caught 6 passes for 101 yards and 2 TDs, while Clayton had 6 catches for 59 yards and 1 score. The LSU defense limited Cadillac Williams, who was considered a Heisman Trophy Candidate, to 61 yards on 20 carries.
Game 9: LSU Dominates Louisiana Tech in 49-10 Homecoming Win
LSU quarterback Matt Mauck completed his first 14 passes, four of which went for touchdowns, as the seventh-ranked Tigers dominated Louisiana Tech in every phase of the game in a 49-10 win over the Bulldogs. For the game, the Tigers racked up a season-high 653 yards of offense - 372 passing, 281 rushing, while holds Tech's high-powered passing attack to only 220 yards. The contest was never in doubt as LSU scored on five of its first six offensive possessions to take a 49-3 lead at halftime. The Tigers led 28-0 after 15 minutes and then tacked on another score just seconds into the second quarter for a 35-0 advantage.
Josh Scobee finally got Tech on the board with a 29-yard field goal early in the second quarter. LSU followed that with scoring plays of 50 yards on a Mauck to Devery Henderson pass and then a 22-yard TD run by Alley Broussard. For the game, Mauck tied an LSU single-game record by completing 14 straight passes and he set the school-record for completion percentage as he connected on 18 of 20 passes for 311 yards. Broussard led the Tiger ground game with 106 yards and 1 TD on 16 carries, while Barrington Edwards added 66 yards on 11 attempts. Skyler Green led all LSU receivers with nine catches for 103 yards and 1 TD. Defensively, Tiger safety Jack Hunt scored on a 29-yard interception return.
Game 10: Tiger Defense Shuts Down Alabama, 27-3
Matt Mauck threw for 251 yards and 2 TDs and LSU's defense limited Alabama to only 65 yards rushing as the third-ranked Tigers dominated the Crimson Tide, 27-3. The Tigers jumped on Alabama early, taking a 10-0 lead on a 23-yard TD pass from Matt Mauck to Michael Clayton. The Tigers, who held the Crimson Tide without a first down in the first quarter, took a 17-0 lead late in the second quarter on a 3-yard TD pass from Mauck to Eric Edwards. The Tigers tacked on another score to run the margin to 24-0 on a 4-yard run by Alley Broussard midway through the third quarter. Chris Jackson added a 33-yard field goal for a 27-0 LSU lead before Alabama's Brian Bostick put the Crimson Tide's only points on the scoreboard with a 27-yard field goal with 6:39 left in the contest.
For the game, LSU held Shaud Williams, the SEC's top rusher, to only 29 yards (85 yards below his season average of 114.0 per game). Michael Clayton led all LSU receivers with a career-best 12 catches for 130 yards and 1 score, while the Tigers got a balanced rushing attack with freshmen Justin Vincent rushing for 83 yards on 16 carries and Broussard 79 yards and 1 TD on 11 attempts.
Game 11: LSU Defense Shuts Down Ole Miss and Eli in 17-14 Win
LSU's defense lived up to its billing as one of the nation's best as the Tigers shutdown Eli Manning and Ole Miss in a 17-14 win over the 15th-ranked Rebels in Oxford. For the game, the Tigers held the Rebels to only 227 yards of offense and 22 points below their season average. Ole Miss' defense struck first in the contest, picking off a Matt Mauck pass on LSU's first play from scrimmage and returning it 6-yards for a TD and a 7-0 lead just one minute into the contest. LSU pulled to within 7-3 on a 45-yard field goal by Chris Jackson midway through the first quarter and then took the lead for good on a 9-yard pass from Mauck to Michael Clayton just before halftime.
The Tigers stretched the lead to 17-7 early in the fourth quarter on a 53-yard TD pass from Mauck to Devery Henderson. Manning then directed the Rebels on a 9-play, 76-yard scoring drive culminating on a 10-yard TD pass from Brandon Jacobs to pull to within 17-14 with 10:51 left. After Ole Miss missed a 36-yard field goal that would have tied the game with 4:15 left, the Tigers went three-and-out on their next possession, turning the ball back over to Rebels. The Tiger defense came up big again, forcing three incomplete passes by Manning before a blitz tripped up the Rebel quarterback on fourth-and-10, turning the ball back over to the Tigers with 1:50 to go. The Tigers ran the clock down to nine seconds before giving Ole Miss one more shot. Manning's desperation pass was knocked down at midfield as time expired.
Game 12: Tigers Clinch Berth in SEC Championship Game With 55-24 Win Over Arkansas
Justin Vincent rushed for 112 yards and a pair of touchdowns and Matt Mauck tied a school-record with 4 TD passes as third-ranked LSU clinched a berth in the SEC Championship game with a 55-24 win over Arkansas. The win was LSU's 11th of the season, tying the school-record set in 1958. The Tigers also won seven SEC games for the first time in school history. After spotting Arkansas an early 7-0 lead, the Tigers battled back, getting a 38-yard field goal from Chris Jackson and then taking a 10-7 lead on a 25-yard fumble return for a TD by Eric Alexander. The Razorbacks tied the game at 10-10 before LSU regained the lead at 17-10 on a 10-yard pass from Mauck to Clayton, which game him a school-record 20 TD receptions.
The Hogs tied the game two plays later at 17-17 on a 20-yard run by Cedric Cobbs. From there, it was all LSU as the Tigers closed the half with a 17-0 run to take a 34-17 lead on a 22-yard pass from Mauck to Devery Henderson. The Tigers stretched the margin to 41-17 early in the third quarter on a 37-yard pass from Mauck to David Jones and then increased it once again to 48-17 on a 23-yard run by Vincent. The Tigers got their final points on a 2-yard run by Vincent to stretch the lead to 55-17 late in the third quarter. For the game, LSU piled up 436 yards of offense, including 250 on the ground. Mauck finished 12 of 19 for 186 yards with four TD passes, all going to different receivers.
Game 13: LSU Overwhelms Georgia, 34-13, to Claim Second SEC Title in Three Years
Freshman Justin Vincent rushed for an SEC Championship game record 201 yards and two TDs and the LSU defense dominated fifth-ranked Georgia in every phase of the game in a 34-13 win over the Bulldogs. The win sends LSU to the Sugar Bowl and a national championship game date with Oklahoma. Vincent opened the scoring for the Tigers with an 87-yard run, the longest in SEC title game history, late in the first quarter for a 6-0 LSU lead. The Tigers tackled Georgia's punter in the endzone less than two minutes later for a safety and an 8-0 LSU lead. LSU stretched the margin to 14-0 on a 43-yard TD pass from Matt Mauck to Michael Clayton and then extended the lead to 17-0 on a 35-yard field goal by Ryan Gaudet.
The Tigers led 17-3 at halftime. After another Georgia field goal pulled the Dogs to within 17-6 midway through the third quarter, LSU linebacker Lionel Turner picked off a David Greene pass and returned it 18-yards for a TD and a 24-6 Tiger lead to put the game out of reach. Vincent added a 3-yard TD run and Gaudet a 22-yard field goal for the final margin of victory. For the game, LSU's offense racked up 444 yards, including a whopping 293 on the ground. The Tiger defense proved to be the best in the nation, holding Georgia to only 249 yards of offense, with only 50 of those coming on the ground. With constant pressure on Greene all night, the Tigers finished with six sacks and held the Georgia quarterback to only 17 completions on 41 attempts, including a season-high 3 interceptions. Mauck completed 14 of 22 passes for 151 yards and a TD, while Clayton led all receivers with five catches for 81 yards and a score. Vincent earned MVP honors for the game as the Tigers claimed their second SEC title in three years.
Game 14: Tiger Defense Propels LSU To National Title With 21-14 Win Over Oklahoma in Sugar Bowl
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Just 15 years ago, says Bellman, home buyers might have had the choice of a dozen cabinet doors in either white or oak. There would be a couple of grades of carpet to choose from, and maybe two dozen tiles compared to the 200 now available.
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Some upgrades, like marble countertops and backsplashes, are available.
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Denise Servage, a design consultant with Monarch Homes, says that she sees buyers about to commit a design faux pas "on a regular basis, — almost daily. You have to be very honest with them. I've had clients who came back later and said, 'I wish we'd listened to you.'"
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Research what you think you'd like. Quartz countertops are gorgeous, but can be damaged by hot pots; granite is more durable.
Work out your upgrade budget beforehand, leave room in your mortgage financing for it and make sure your selections are covered by your new home warranty.
Don't bring children to design appointments. These meetings can last up to two hours.
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I remember my parents watching the evening news and I had no clue what Dan Rather was talking about. The news was filled with news about foreign countries, wars, and legitimate domestic concerns.
At some point in recent years there's very little separating TMZ from the Nightly News and its a bit disconcerting. (Not that I'm complaining because I would pick TMZ over real news any day.) But still!!!
This week there were a few news items that got top billing that just simply should not be news.
#1 – It's cold outside.
Really?? History has proven and any Farmer's Almanac will continue to show that in the "winter" months it gets all "wintery" and cold air blows around and makes the air feel cold. And then people go out into the cold air and they exclaim "It's so cold!"
Every. day.
Actually what I hear most often is "I can't believe how cold it is!!"
Why? Why can't you believe it? WE LIVE IN NEW ENGLAND!! NOT BRAZIL OR ANY PLACE THAT WOULD MAKE YOU NOT BELIEVE IN COLD WEATHER!
When will this stop being news?
Every news report I heard this week prefaced the weather info with "It's not actually a "Polar Vortex" but it sure feels like it!! It's very, very cold!!"
No shit.
#2 – Justin Beiber makes bad choices:
Why the hell do we build people up and scream their name and go crazy for them and then the minute they make a mistake we tear them to shreds?
He's a kid whose mother sold him down the YouTube River. He's had too much fame and money too soon in life and he's bound to make some bad choices given the lack of parenting and guidance.
When I was a little bit younger than him I actually dated a guy that had a canary yellow Trans AM that was so loud and sparkled so bright yellow. I thought I was the coolest guidette ever in that car. If someone offered me a yellow Lamborghini for free you bet your freaking ass I would have hopped in that car so fast and floored it.
Who of you can honestly say that you wouldn't do the same??
fucking loser who wishes he was Justin Beiber instead of a DJ in HARTFORD CT, announced on the radio it was National "Dislike Justin Beiber on Facebook" day. Really??
I am so not down with making ourselves feel better by tearing down young heart-throbs.
I'm a Belieber.
You should be too.
#3 – Soda is bad.
You know I have been shocked by America's disregard for healthy beverage choices in Disney World. But in general I just cannot believe that people down "diet brown liquids" with no regard for their health and safety.
This is not news.
It's upsetting to me that Americans find this information to be late-breaking news.
Attention fat Americans: drinking diet soda is a death wish!!!!
#4 -Sesame Street characters are not making healthy choices:
This was all over the news this week – the Sesame Street characters are going to have to make better choices.
Somebody decided that it was the Sesame Street characters who were making our American children fat and stupid.
So while everyone was focusing their energies on how inappropriate Spongebob is, and how annoying Caillou is – I guess we forgot to take a closer look at our pals on the old Sesame Street.
Here we have Oscar the Grouch. He is perpetually rude to people, generally unpleasant, eats actual garbage and lives in a garbage can.
Then we have Ernie and Bert who basically are the most lethargic gay people who could ever meet. They lie around watching birds or playing chess all day, and then spend the rest of the day chatting in bed. They literally don't do any work or anything productive…..ever.
No wonder Ernie is a little hefty, (Bert must be genetically blessed.)
Also, it would be nice if someone would tell this lazy piece of shit that horizontal stripes are not his friend.
And in a press release Sesame Street stated that in the new programming focused on modeling healthy behaviors for children "Bert and Ernie jump rope and munch apples and carrots, and Cookie Monster has his namesake treat once a week, not every day."
Oh you mean Cookie Monster is going to eat one cookie a week?? OK well that's called a "Blue guy that eats a cookie once a week" – not a "Cookie Monster" by any stretch.
Maybe he can be called a "Recovering Cookie Addict Guy" or "The Monster formally known as Cookie."
I will admit – even I am surprised that it took us this long to complain about the bad Sesame behaviors. I think that we were snowed by how cute Elmo is that we overlooked some of these very unhealthy characters.
Thank God, the Sesame people realized the error of their ways.
In closing – I am hoping for some news next week that actually is surprising and news-worthy.
Don't tell me the winter is cold or that Cookie Monster is a fat asshole.
These are not news items.
It's common knowledge.
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The Nitty Gritty: Self-Esteem vs. Self-Control
I find that parents today, at least those in a high socioeconomic bracket, never want to say anything critical of their children. Everybody has to be a winner. You take your children to a soccer game, and they don't keep score anymore. They don't want anybody to lose. Well, it's a good thing for kids to lose sometimes. They see what it's like to get up again. They realize it's not the end of the world. The scholar Roy Baumeister began believing in self-esteem as a predictor of success, but he did studies and it isn't. Self-control is.
What is grit?
The gritty person approaches achievement as a marathon. The gritty person sticks with it, whereas others might be distracted by boredom, failure, adversity, or plateaus. The intuition behind grit - well, the definition of grit - is trait-level perseverance and passion for long-term goals. What I mean by "trait-level" is that it is generally characteristic of the person's approach to achievement. When somebody happens to love soccer so much that he pursues it passionately and with perseverance over adversity for years and years, that doesn't necessarily reflect something about his character. Gritty people don't have to be gritty about everything. But the point is that grit is how they pursue their most serious objectives. A gritty person is one who takes things to completion, who focuses interests, as opposed to letting them become very diffuse.
You've taught school and studied achievement as a psychologist. Which is more important for success in school, self-discipline - a close relative of grit - or IQ?
When I was teaching, it became pretty obvious to me that IQ didn't explain why so many of my students had reading skills that were far below their grade level. Based on our studies and intuition, I'd say that self-discipline is at least as important as IQ for earning good report card grades. Now, like all boring academics, I am going to hedge my answer a little bit and just say that this is what our studies show. We'd want to see these findings replicated in other labs, but we found that self-discipline is more important in all the studies we have done. We'd have two caveats in making this claim: first, that we were looking at only one metric of measurement, grades. And second, we weren't looking at professional success or extracurricular success. You can define success in many ways, and we used only one. My conviction, having taught for some years, is that what the American school system asks children to do is not groundbreaking intellectual work. One of the reasons self-discipline is so incredibly important is that almost anybody really can do the work if they want to, though, of course, not all children want to.
The military has called you in to study grit. You've looked at grit at West Point, for example. What did you learn?
We've shown at West Point that grit predicts retention at Beast Barracks, that very difficult summer after you're first recruited and before you actually start classes at West Point. Grit predicts who lasts through the summer. We've replicated our study over four or five years, and every summer we get the same findings: grit not only predicts retention, but also predicts it better than any other predictor that West Point has, including SAT scores, class rank in high school, and physical fitness. The first cadets we've studied are now starting to go on to their careers, and we're going to follow them to see if it predicts long-term success.
Educators for some time now have put a premium on self-esteem. Schools strive to help kids develop self-esteem on the theory that other good things such as achievement will flow from increased self-esteem. Which is more important, self-discipline or self-esteem, for being successful as a student?
Ah, how great to be asked this question! We did a study in which we followed kids for four years. We took their self-control ratings from parents and teachers and the kids themselves. We tracked them every year, and we kept their grades from school records, not from their own reports on their grades. We pitted self-control and self-esteem - we also took measures for both - against each other. Here's what we found: When kids increase in self-control, their grades go up later. But when kids increase their self-esteem, there is no effect on their grades. The bottom line is that our research shows that self-control is more important than self-esteem in determining achievement. People have been studying self-esteem for a long time, and this allows you to compare the self-esteem of kids who grew up in the nineties with, say, those who grew up in the seventies or eighties with regard to self-esteem. Self-esteem has gone up in the United States; achievement has not. If anything, compared with other countries, we have done worse, but our kids feel really good about themselves on average. What seems particularly interesting, and there is an article by J. P. Tangney on this, is that there is an uncoupling between your perception of your own competence and how much you like yourself. Many American kids, particularly in the last couple of decades, can feel really good about themselves without actually being good at anything. This is the problem with the "self-esteem at all costs" message. Self-esteem should be earned. I find that parents today, at least those in a high socioeconomic bracket, never want to say anything critical of their children. Everybody has to be a winner. You take your children to a soccer game, and they don't keep score anymore. They don't want anybody to lose. Well, it's a good thing for kids to lose sometimes. They see what it's like to get up again. They realize it's not the end of the world. The scholar Roy Baumeister began believing in self-esteem as a predictor of success, but he did studies and it isn't. Self-control is.


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The CCYC crews are made up of a wide diversity of members. Some have come as far away as Connecticut, some from the Navajo Reservation and several from Monticello. The educational background is just a varied: from home-schooled to college graduates.
Each four member crew has one crew leader and three crew members. Their main focus has been constructing kiosks to display information for those visiting the public lands and constructing fences. Rehabilitating disturbed areas is another task they are performing.
The work and living conditions are quite new to most of the crew members. Some have never been to Utah, have never been camping and have never constructed fencing or used basic hand tools and power tools.
"I hope that each crew member will learn some of the basics needed in order to use most common hand tools and be able to perform minor construction when their employment ends," says BLM employee Bob Leaver. "We've had to adapt a bit while installing kiosks and signs in some very remote locations within the Monticello BLM Field Office,"
Leaver added. "It is hard work and we focus on safety. But there are opportunities to have fun and to see some of the beautiful resources found San Juan County."


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Will Manso came back home to South Florida when he joined Local 10 in March of 1999. During his time here, Will has kept busy by working in sports, news and he's even dabbled in entertainment. He is now Local 10's Sports Director and also enjoys the chance to serve as host for special shows on Local 10.
Although he's originally from Weehawken, N. J., Will grew up in South Florida, where most of his family still lives. He is a proud graduate of the University of Miami with degrees in broadcast journalism and history.
Will started his broadcast career as a sports anchor/reporter in Missoula, Mont. After a year in Big Sky land, he worked at a Michigan television station as a sports anchor/reporter. Eventually he made his way back home to South Florida.
Will says he loves working with all the great people at the station. He loves going to the gym and talking sports, but most of his activities these days consist of keeping up with his young daughter, Katelyn.
Will spends most of his free time with his daughter and his wife, Elizabeth. He also enjoys going to the movies. "Shawshank Redemption," "Silence of the Lambs," "Scarface," "Heat," and "Good Fellas" top his favorite movie list.
When he's pleasing his palate, chances are you will find Will and family near the ocean at Tiramisu on Lincoln Road, or he will just go to his parents' house to have some authentic Cuban food.
Will is involved in a number of community events and often speaks at local schools. He also emcees numerous events throughout the year and is a member of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists.
You can e-mail Will here.
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Daft Punk recently released this slick and stylish photo shoot set in a famous LA modernist house, though we here at Architizer think there's more here than meets the eye. What other "Daft Punkitecture" is out there in the world waiting to be found?
These images were shot at the Sheats Goldstein Residence, designed by American modernist architect John Lautner in the early 1960s. It's a perfect fit for the group's aesthetic: a little disco, a little futuristic, and certainly super cool. Read more here.