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Aaron Mullet of Paoli won a trip to Las Vegas.On March 18, the IU junior was on his way back from spring break at Miami's South Beach with his friend Shina Ellingson, when he needed to stop.

He didn't need to refuel; he didn't need a bathroom break.He had a poker tournament to play.Mullet was invited by FullTiltPoker.com to participate in a tournament in which the top 20 of 600 players would win a seat in the main event of the World Series of Poker.

A seat in the main event, conducted this year at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, goes for $10,000.

The only problem, it seemed, was the tournament started at 3 p.m.

and Mullet and Ellingson were still in Kentucky.“We had to stop at a hotel in Bowling Green, Ky.,” Mullet said, “and I had to play on my laptop in the hotel lobby.”They stopped at the Microtel Inn at 2 p.m.

Mullet figured he had plenty of time to get permission to play in the lobby, set up and get ready to win.

But he forgot he was still in the Central Time Zone.

And by 2:10 p.m., he was 15 hands late entering the tournament.Fortunately for Mullet, a cool head, experience and maybe a little luck helped him finish in the top 20 and win a seat to the WSOP.

He even had the hotel staff rooting for him.

“(The desk clerk) was sitting on top of the counter,” Ellingson said, “leaning over, watching Aaron play and getting into it.”“A lot of it is experience,” Mullet said of winning.

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...ba href=/sleep/a/b.Cornett was found unresponsive in his cell, and he died five days later at University of Kentucky Hospital from complications from a blood clot in the brain.___Information from: Lexington Herald-Leader, http://www.kentucky.com Copyright 2006 Associated Press.

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Whether it's chilling out in front of the T.V., chatting on the phone, doing homework or surfing the net, teenagers today are staying up later and still waking up early to get to school on time.

Melissa Whalen is a sophomore from Orange Park.

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