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2002 Royal Hamilton Yacht Club, Hamilton, ON
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1999 Lake of Bays Sailing Club, ON
1998 Royal Newfoundland Yacht Club, NFLD
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1996 Ottawa Sailing School, ON.
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1994 Bedford Basin Yacht Club, NS
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1992 Sarnia Yacht Club, Sarnia, ON
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John Love the Blazing Saddles reference. Good article.
Over the weekend, it was announced that the Big 12 office, Missouri and Texas A&M had agreed on upon those schools' exit fees from the league. All that was left was for the individual Big 12 members to OK the deal. Now that's been taken care of and the league announced last evening that the conference and the departing schools had agreed upon a fee of $12,410,000 per school.
Only there's still not a real agreement on what the payment will be. At least not from Texas A&M's perspective. More on that in a second.
The Big 12′s release regarding Missouri reads as follows:
"The Conference will withhold an estimated $12,410,000 from the revenues otherwise distributable to the University. In addition, Missouri agreed that it would waive any claim to any of the benefits received by the Big 12 Conference from its television contract with Fox Sports, schedule to commence July 1, 2012. Also, Missouri agreed to pay the Big 12 Conference for its share of the actual coast of officiating expenses for 2011-12 athletic year as it has done in previous years, in the approximate amount of $500,000."
The Big 12′s release regarding Texas A&M is worded this way:
"The Conference will withhold an estimated $12,410,000 from Texas A&M's projected distribution for fiscal year 2012. However, the parties agreed that A&M will receive a portion of the benefit received by the Big 12 Conference from the signing of its television contract with Fox Sports, scheduled to commence July 1, 2012, and certain other concessions."
The difference: A&M will get a portion of the 2012 TV revenue bump from Fox (and other concessions) while Mizzou will not.
Does this mean A&M officials were better at the negotiating table than Missouri officials? We suspect not. Surely A&M, Missouri and SEC lawyers were all studying the same documents. It's more likely that timing was the key issue on this front. A&M got the ball rolling on its move to the SEC sooner (announcing on August 31st), while MU didn't make its departure official until November 6th. Mizzou also turned down a last ditch effort to stay in the league for one more season.
Either way, the fees — a combined $25 million — are a lot smaller than the $25-30 million per school numbers that were trotted out early in the negotiations. At $12.41 million a piece, the fees are a bit steeper than those paid out by Colorado ($6.86 million) and Nebraska ($9.255 million) who exited the Big 12 last year.
But that's where there's still some disagreement from A&M. The Aggies said yesterday that their buyout from the Big 12 will actually be $9.31 million — not $12.41 million — which is much closer to Nebraska's number. The $3 million difference? "Direct payments from the NCAA, bowl payouts, conference office expenses and officiating reimbursements." In other words, the "certain other concessions" mentioned in the Big 12′s release.
Both schools are delighted to have the Big 12 negotiations behind them.
"Texas A&M's move to the SEC increases the university's geographic footprint and will bring national recognition to this great institution, which it certainly deserves," A&M system chancellor John Sharp said via press release. "We look forward to the increased exposure that the SEC will provide Texas A&M, not only in athletics but also in teaching and research."
"We are pleased to have these issues resolved, and we wish the Big 12 and its continuing members the best in the future," Missouri chancellor Brady Deaton said via release.
The only question remaining: How will the schools handle the loss of $9 million in one case and $12 million in the other while they shift from the Big 12 to the SEC this year? For starters, we've already seen ticket price hikes at both schools. How else might the schools work to recoup those losses?
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As much as we'd like to think otherwise, cheating is rarely a black and white situation. To help make things a little less complicated, we've asked experts to weigh in on some of the trickier infidelity-related dilemmas.
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If you cheated early on in your relationship but never got caught, should you fess up once things get more serious?
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"Generally, it's a good idea with the understanding that you can't control how it will turn out," says Lisa Bahar, a marriage and family therapist in Newport Beach, Calif. "Many times, the build-up in your mind about your partner's reaction is worse than what actually occurs. Ultimately, if your intention is to build trust, then telling will pay off—no matter the outcome."
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"I have a rule of thumb when it comes to dating that really helps clarify this situation: During the first three months, you should assume that he's dating other people," explains relationship advice expert April Masini. "During these three months, you're deciding if you want to continue seeing each other. If you do, the next three months of dating are to figure out if you want to be monogamous or not. So, if someone had sex with another person during the first six months, it isn't cheating. It's part of figuring things out."
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If you or your partner has cheated, is it best to disclose and discuss the details of the affair?
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"I have found, from my clinical experience, that when a partner finds out that she (or he) was cheated on, the betrayed partner cannot move on unless they know more of the details, including who, what, where, when and how," says Todd Creager, a couples therapist and author of The Long Hot Marriage. "Once you know about the infidelity, trust can only happen when infidelity is followed by total transparency.
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"I find telling the details is like feeding an uncontrollable fire," says Bahar. "The person that has been cheated on will never be satisfied by knowing the details. After disclosing the basics, then there is generally a line that needs to be drawn."
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Should you tell the kids?
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"As far as discussing with children, it does more harm than good," says Alicia Clark, a psychologist in Washington D.C. "On the other hand, there may be times when it is appropriate and in a child's best interest to be honest, like in the case of an adult child who asks you directly. Again, the trick is to think of the needs of your family members first in making this judgment call, and act accordingly."
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"Infidelity may be the catalyst to end a marriage—which will obviously directly affect the kids—but it isn't the only thing that brought the relationship down," says psychologist Ramani Durvasula, adding that "cheating does not occur in a vacuum." Durvasula continues: "Parents will need to be parents, and these disclosures can undermine that role and be downright confusing or scary for a child. If they do find out or witness it, then what's going on should be gently explained—without lots of accusations being hurled about."
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Is cheating online (via emails and texting) just as serious as face-to-face cheating?
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"Online infidelity is not as bad as actual physical infidelity, but it's close," says Dr. Clark. "Infidelity is on a continuum and online infidelity or emotional affairs are real, and a threat to any relationship. Online infidelity can lead more easily to physical infidelity as someone gets used to maintaining dual relationships and secrets. Connecting in an intimate way—either emotionally or sexually—to a person outside your relationship is a betrayal of the intimacy and trust two partner's share."
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"I think weve put together a nice card," said co-promoter Monte Cox "We have Robbie Lawler, who is coming off a huge knockout win over Niko Vitale in Hawaii... Gideon Ray, who is one of the better strikers in the Midwest... and many of the top guys from Indiana, like Jeremy Bolt and Antoine Skinner. And we have champions from other organizations like Clay Guida and Jason Reinhardt."
Chas Bowling, who put together most of the matchups, said he tried to give as many fighters a chance to fight in a big show as possible. The result was a 19-bout event.Current UFC welterweight champion Matt Hughes will referee the show, while fellow Miletich Fighting Systems teammates Tim Sylvia and Jens Pulver will be on hand to sign autographs.
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What is a donor-advised fund?
A donor-advised fund is a charitable fund for donors seeking active involvement in grantmaking. Donors – and their children, partners, or other designated advisors – recommend grants from their fund to support nonprofit organizations. Donors can also benefit from the grantmaking experience, research capacity and understanding of community needs provided by the Brooklyn Community Foundation and can work with Foundation staff to create a lasting philanthropic legacy.
How does a donor-advised fund work?
With a donor-advised fund, donors make an irrevocable contribution to a fund established at the Brooklyn Community Foundation and receive an immediate tax deduction. The Fund's assets are invested by the Foundation, and the donor can make grant recommendations from the accumulated assets in the fund over time.
The Brooklyn Community Foundation handles the grantee research, issues checks to grantee organizations recommended by the donor and designated advisors, manages the assets, ensures proper tax reporting, and provides staff assistance through a range of donor services.
What are the benefits of a donor-advised fund?
Donor-advised funds are easy to establish and allow donors flexibility and ease with their giving. Some advantages include:
- Immediate tax deduction for donors with the ability to recommend grants over time;
- Ability for donors to focus on philanthropic giving rather than on administration and paperwork;
- Online grant-making and account information allow donors to track grants, see giving history, and search organizations online;
- Opportunity for donors to name the account (e.g., The Smith Family Fund) and have all correspondence and checks sent to grantees from the fund, ensuring recognition for their philanthropic support;
- Ability to make anonymous gifts to causes and organizations of interest to a donor while keeping personal information and details private;
- Investment and growth of assets;
- Opportunity to include other advisors (children, partners, others) in the grant-making of the fund by designating them as advisors to the fund.
What are the advantages of a donor-advised fund over a private foundation?
Given the recent decline in the assets of many private and family foundations, many small foundations have transferred their assets to donor-advised funds at community foundations because of the numerous advantages they offer. Donor-advised funds receive more favorable tax treatment, defined below, than private or family foundations, and their administrative costs are considerably less than the annual costs of operating a foundation.
Some of the benefits of a donor-advised fund include:
- No annual excise taxes and the ability to receive tax deductions for contributions on a greater percentage of a donor's annual income;
- Tax reporting handled by the Brooklyn Community Foundation;
- No annual requirement to pay out 5% of assets;
- No cost to establish a donor-advised fund vs. $10,000+ in potential legal fees to establish a private foundation;
- Ability to make gifts anonymously.
How is the Brooklyn Community Foundation ensuring that donor-advised fund giving helps Brooklyn communities, while also allowing donors flexibility in their giving?
In order to support Brooklyn's greatest community needs, all donor-advised funds at the Brooklyn Community Foundation will designate 10% of their initial contribution and 10% of their fund annually to one of the Field of Interest Funds established to make grants in Brooklyn.
Donors select which funds they wish to support and can change their designation annually if they choose. The Field of Interest Funds:
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Can I use my donor-advised fund for planned giving?
Many donors use their donor-advised fund as part of their planned giving. A donor-advised fund can be, in most circumstances, designated as the beneficiary of charitable trusts, retirement plans, and life insurance policies. Subject to the Foundation's policies, a donor can contribute appreciated stock and other assets to a donor-advised fund. Additionally, a donor can identify successor advisors to recommend grants from the fund in years to come or define giving parameters for the Fund to be administered by Brooklyn Community Foundation to address future community needs.
Is there any grantmaking I cannot do with a donor-advised fund?
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- support religious activity, such as proselytizing or missionary work, or the general operations of a religious or faith-based organization or institution.
- give to political parties, political campaigns, or political action committees.
Additionally, grants from donor-advised funds at the Brooklyn Community Foundation will only be made to U.S.-based, publicly-supported charitable organizations. Grants will not be made to individuals, foreign organizations, private foundations, supporting organizations or non-charitable organizations.
Donors also cannot withdraw money from the fund once it is established. All donations to the fund are irrevocable and the assets become the property of the Brooklyn Community Foundation, with grants from the fund to be recommended by the donor. By law, the Foundation's governing body must be free to accept or reject the recommendations. The Foundation takes into account each donor's recommendations for grant distribution very seriously. However, final discretion in all cases rests with the Foundation's Board.


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One-on-One with Michael Jordan
Michael Jordan sits down for an exclusive interview with Marvin R. Shanken, Editor and Publisher of Cigar Aficionado.
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MRS: Where did you learn your work ethic?
JORDAN: My parents.
MRS: People say that nobody practiced harder, and you worked as hard in practice as you did in a game. There were no two different levels. Is that true?
JORDAN: I was taught to do it that way by my parents, and by the way they approached their daily activities. It wasn't half-assed. So I practiced like I played. So when I played, playing was fun. Practice is work. You're working on the idiosyncrasies of what your game needs, so when the game comes, you showcase it and you utilize it. You build your game on it. Practice wasn't just a place to take time off. You work on things in practice. On shooting, on going left or on using your left hand—those types of things that help you get better.
MRS: You were drafted number three. Did you have any idea before the draft where you were going to go? Were you surprised? Were you disappointed?
JORDAN: At the time I committed to go pro, because of Coach Smith's research, I was projected to go to Philly because Philly was in the third spot. Back in those days, the draft was based on wins and losses. So at the time, Philly was in the third slot. Billy Cunningham was the coach, and he was a Carolina guy. He said based on where we are right now in the third slot, Michael won't go less than three because we'll take him at three. Coach Smith knew that plan. But Chicago started losing games. In those days, if you lost games, you could move up in the draft. So once Chicago moved into third place, Philly moved to fifth because Dallas was coming in as an expansion team and they had the fourth pick. I could have easily gone back to the fifth pick. But then we got assurance from Houston that if they lost the coin flip to Portland, they'd take me—it was a coin flip between the top two teams to determine the first pick. But if Houston won the coin flip, they said they were going to take Hakeem Olajuwon. And that's exactly what happened. Hakeem Olajuwon went to Houston, and Portland went to its fallback pick, which was Sam Bowie. If Portland had won the coin flip, they would have taken Hakeem, and I would have ended up in Houston. But the coin flip came up Houston, and that put me back to third with Chicago.
MRS: Did you have a preference for which city you wanted to play in?
JORDAN: Not really. At that time, I just wanted to be drafted.
MRS: You were born in Brooklyn, New York. I just want to remind you. [Lots of laughter]
JORDAN: I don't think New York was in the picture. I don't think they had a pick that year. But at that time, you just want to get in the league. I didn't watch much pro basketball until I got into college, so I just wanted to play in the NBA.
MRS: What was your original deal in Chicago?
JORDAN: Financially? People are going to love this. It was a seven-year deal. I averaged about $850,000 a year. The first year's compensation was $650,000. There was no signing bonus. We tried to get an attendance clause. They were averaging 6,000 people a game. So we thought, OK, we're going to ask for an attendance clause. At the time, Jonathan Kovler was the owner. My agent, David Falk, went in and asked for that. Kovler said, We're not going to give him an attendance clause because if we draft him at the three spot, he'd better put people in the seats. So they never gave us an attendance clause.
JORDAN: Nope, that was my deal.
MRS: Were you unhappy about that?
JORDAN: No, I wasn't unhappy. Money didn't drive me at that time, so I wasn't worried about it. Once I signed my contract, I felt like, Let's go out and earn the money. And, I was the highest-paid rookie at the time.
MRS: Do you have a happiest memory or a peak moment when you were playing with the Chicago Bulls?
JORDAN: My happiest moment? There were so many. Do you want me to start early in my career? Making the playoffs the first time was the biggest thing for me because that franchise hadn't experienced the playoffs in a long, long time. The fans' attitude was "wait until next year, wait till next year."
In the third game of my career, we were playing Milwaukee and we were down 16 points going into the fourth quarter. People started to leave. That was their whole attitude. The game was over. I'd never experienced people leaving a game like that. It was something new. Everybody at North Carolina stayed until the end of the game, out of respect to the team.
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The Court this morning denied Union Carbide's petition for certiorari that sought review of the Second Circuit's denial of claimed research and experimentation credits for the costs of certain supplies used in production process experiments. The petition had also asked the Court to consider the court of appeals' application of Auer deference priniciples. See our prior reports here.
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To close the loop on yesterday's post on the Union Carbide certiorari petition, the taxpayer has now filed its reply brief in support of the petition. The reply brief focuses primarily on the Auer deference issue, distinguishing the cases cited by the government in its defense of the application of Auer deference. The reply brief also vigorously disputes the government's contention that the Second Circuit would have reached the same result if it had not deferred to the government's interpretation of the regulation.
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The government has filed a brief in opposition to Union Carbide's request for review of the Second Circuit's decision denying its research credit claim. See our prior reports on the cert petition and the court of appeals' decision here and here. With respect to the basic legal issue, the government's concise analysis tracks that of the Second Circuit, arguing that the taxpayer would get a "windfall" if it received "a credit for the cost of supplies that the taxpayer would have incurred regardless of any qualified research." The government emphasizes that there is no circuit conflict on this issue … Read More
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Union Carbide has filed a petition for certiorari, docketed as No. 12-684, asking the Supreme Court to review the Second Circuit's rejection of its research credit claim. See our prior reports describing the issue and reporting on the decision.
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Down the hall, in a quiet room, the magic kid of football was telling how he botched the decisions. How he blew the game and cost the Colts the day. He promised to do better next time. He pointed at his chest.
"Not my best day,'' Colts quarterback Andrew Luck said.
Here, in the back of the Dolphins locker room, Ryan Tannehill was putting good thoughts together in the way he did good passes in the 24-20 win. The best one was the one he started with.
"We showed we are a team,'' he said.
This was everything you wanted to see as a Dolphins fan, right down to Tannehill out-dueling Luck, your promising kid quarterback outplaying their great kid quarterback.
The season began to breathe a little Sunday. It wasn't so much the Dolphins won. They won the opener in Cleveland and didn't answer anything. They also won the first two on the road in 2010, and were the 7-9 team they became.
So it was more than the win. It was the differences that said this team could turn into something. There was cornerback Brent Grimes making the game-tilting interception in the fourth quarter this defense hasn't made in recent years.
There was Mike Wallace making nine catches for 115 yards and demonstrating the gear the Dolphins haven't had. There were young players showing development—from tight end Charles Clay (five catches, 109 yards) to cornerback Nolan Carroll to rookie Dion Jordan (if he'd learn to wrap up the quarterback).
"I haven't been in a game that nerve-wracking," Dolphins receiver Brian Hartline said.
"We keep saying, 'Hey we could be a great team,' but until you go out and beat a decent team like this, it was all talk and hoopla,'' he said. "We had to win a game like this to be the team we think we can be."
That idea gets underlined with Tannehill. If he is going to take a big stride forward, if he is going to be the quarterback this franchise needs, he had to go out and win a game like he did.
He had to lead his team, which he did. He had to outplay Luck. He did that too. Tannehill completed 23 of 34 passes for 319 yards a touchdown and a heady 107.4 quarterback rating.
Beyond the nice throws, beyond the good numbers, Tannehill didn't make the one mistake. Luck did by being intercepted in the end zone by Grimes. Sometimes it's as simple as that in comparing quarterbacks.
"I forced the throw there,'' Luck said. "Good coverage by [Grimes]. We knew coming in he was a phenomenal corner."
Luck said he should have thrown to the underneath receivers on shorter routes, he said. They were open. It's the same mistake he kicked himself after the final drive, too.
"Get 5 yards, get in second-and-five instead of ending up second-and-10, third-and-10,'' he said. "I don't think I managed that particularly well."
Those are the kind of mistakes Tannehill made a year ago. No doubt he'll make them again the way every quarterback does. His big mistakes on Sunday seemed not to be stepping up in the pocket early on and taking a couple sacks.
But the Colts had a big rush on him all day, as their five sacks showed. And he still didn't make the big mistake. He still got Wallace for a touchdown, threw a laser to Clay for 67 yards and got a field goal out of the final seconds of the first half.
"I'm more comfortable [than last year],'' he said. "It's as simple as that. Just really comfortable in the offense, comfortable with being at the line of scrimmage and finding things early and the guys around me are making plays."
The most precious commodity in football is a star quarterback. Dolphins fans don't need to be told that. The last, lost decade has told them that much. Sunday doesn't mean Tannehill is Luck. But you liked what you saw again. You liked how he played again.
Coming down the elevator after the game, one Hall of Famer to another, TV analyst Dan Fouts said to Bob Griese, "This is going to be fun watching Tannehill and Luck play each other for the next 10 years."
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Palmerton coach Chris Walkowiak had seen his team make improvements in all but two areas in last Saturday's game at Wilson.
Unfortunately, those two areas are among the most important — turnovers and the scoreboard.
The Blue Bombers dropped to 0-2, thanks in large part to seven penalties and four turnovers.
That has prompted Walkowiak to make some changes in preparation for Friday's game against visiting Salisbury (0-2).
Freshman Zach Buck will start at quarterback for the foreseeable future and senior Cody Peters will move from QB to wide receiver.
"I think we improved dramatically from Week 1 to Week 2 with regard to our attitude," Walkowiak said. "We played for four quarters."
The Blue Bombers had several chances to score more in a season-opening 26-6 loss to Notre Dame-Green Pond, but again were in the generous mood. They committed six turnovers.
"We were inside their 20 five times and didn't score," Walkowiak recalled. "Our defense has been playing very well.
"But, offensively, our run game is ahead of our passing game. If we can get more consistency there, we'll be OK."
Buck has played quarterback since he began playing the sport, and Walkowiak said the freshman is wise beyond his years.
Other changes include Logan Lesher moving from receiver to tight end and, with Andrew Strauss out with a foot injury, Alex Raub shifting from tight end to Strauss' tackle spot.
Some of these mistakes were expected, with at least six freshmen and sophomores combined on the field most times. But there have been too many for Walkowiak and his staff.
"Zach has a sense of maturity that most ninth-graders don't have in picking up the game," the second-year head coach said. "You can teach him on the fly."
With Palmerton's passing game struggling (8-for-30, 7 INTs), opposing defenses can gang up on senior running back Alex Vignone. That will make it tougher for the Blue Bombers to get consistent production on the ground, and thus, be forced to pass.
"There's no real rhyme or reason for some of [the mistakes]," Walkowiak said. "Just mental lapses. We're one block away, but for some reason we're not blocking someone at the point of attack."
John Toman has a similar problem with consistent execution and promises personnel changes when his Southern Lehigh (0-2) squad hosts Bangor (2-0) at 7 on Friday. The Spartans have made mistakes in bunches that have led to big swings in momentum.
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