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Pac-12, Big Ten championships see some familiar faces
Just as they did last season, Gus Johnson and Charles Davis are handling the double duty of the calling the Pac-12 and Big Ten championship games on consecutive nights for Fox.
Johnson and Davis will announce the UCLA at Stanford game on Friday night, and then call the Wisconsin vs. Nebraska game Saturday night at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Both games are at 7 p.m.
Sideline reporter Julie Alexandria and on-field analyst Petros Papadakis also will handle both games.
Nebraska running back Rex Burkhead, who rushed 18 times for 86 yards when the Cornhuskers beat the Badgers on Sept. 29, missed four games this season because of a knee injury. He'll play against UW in the Big Ten title game.
"Rex Burkhead's return means everything to Nebraska, confidence in the huddle and confidence on the sidelines," Davis said. "He does everything you want on the football field."
Davis said he expects Badgers quarterback Curt Phillips to have a good game.
"The wild card . . . will be Wisconsin's offensive line and what Nebraska's defense can do to protect against the Badgers' remarkable running game."
The Big Ten Network, 51% of which is owned by the Fox Entertainment Group, will provide extensive coverage of the conference championship game between UW and Nebraska.
The network will air the team press conferences at 2:30 p.m. Friday. At 6 p.m. Friday, Mike Hall will host a championship preview show from BTN's Chicago studio with analysts Tony Banks and Rosevelt Colvin.
On Saturday, BTN will air a pregame show at 5:30 p.m. from Lucas Oil Stadium with Dave Revsine, Gerry DiNardo, Howard Griffith and Glen Mason. The network is to offer a post-game show as well.
At 8 p.m. Sunday, BTN will air a one-hour Big Ten bowl selection show.
Still being replayed
The Packers' only appearance on ESPN's "Monday Night Football" remains the most controversial game of the regular season.
Seattle's victory over Green Bay still has legs.
The December issue of GQ magazine carries a story about the NFL replacement officials called "Confessions of the Most Hated Men in Football."
Two of the six officials who were interviewed for the piece worked the notorious Packers at Seahawks game, referee Wayne Elliott and linesman Perry Hudspeth.
Hudspeth said seasoned officials would have handled the last play differently.
"One official was signaling time out," Hudspeth said. "When you have a close play and need a second or two to think about it, that's always a good signal to give. Then the side judge came in and immediately called it a touchdown. I think had they been more experienced, they would have talked to each other first."
Elliott put a number on the calls and texts he received from people in Wisconsin.
"In the replay booth, you could definitely see the Green Bay guy controlling the ball first and the Seattle guy getting his arms in there, and it was an argument for a simultaneous catch," Elliott said.
"The replay guy said, 'We're gonna have to go with, 'The play stands.' I never knew life could be the way it was for the next week. I got, I would guess, 2,000 calls and texts on my cellphone from Wisconsin: 'The best call you could make right now would be suicide.' "
I'm Joe, he's Troy
Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will be calling their fifth Packers telecast this season when they handle Minnesota at Green Bay on Sunday for Fox, a telecast that is going to 33% of the country.
Fox has five telecasts in the early window on Sunday, including Seattle at Chicago, which is going to 9% of the country. Tampa Bay at Denver is the only Fox telecast in the late window.
Foot action
Major League Soccer, which finished its regular season on ESPN and ESPN2, had its highest average rating on cable TV since it began in 1996.
The 20 MLS telecasts on ESPN / ESPN2 averaged 311,000 viewers, up 6.5% from last year's average of 292,000 viewers, which had been the previous high.
One reason for the increase this season was that many of the games aired on ESPN. In past years, most of the matches have been on ESPN2.
The 40 MLS regular-season games that aired on NBC Sports Network averaged 125,000 viewers. This season was the first time MLS games aired on the NBC Sports Network.
Irish gold
The Notre Dame at USC game Saturday on ABC-TV attracted an unusually large audience for a regular-season college football telecast.
More than 16 million viewers saw the Fighting Irish play themselves into the BCS title game, making it the most-viewed regular-season game on ABC since Nov. 25, 2006, when No. 2 Michigan played at No. 1 Ohio State and more than 21 million viewers watched.
ND-USC was the fifth most-viewed regular-season college football telecast on any network since at least 1991, when complete viewership records were first kept.
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My five year old just had her third dance class today. It's through our city parks dept, nothing fancy. The teacher has just been "okay" up until now, but today she really got my blood boiling.
This class is 5 and 6 year olds keep in mind. She starts class (we can overhear her in the room) telling the girls that her 3 year old class is doing better than them. That they really need to start learning b.c they have a show in three weeks. That maybe they dont' really like dance and should try something different. SHe was very disparaging and very rude. I couldn't believe what I was hearing!!!
So I fumed during class, decided that I wanted to confront her afterwards. Already talked to another mom that wasn't going to say anything.
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So i say to her in front of everyone. "I thought this class was supposed to be fun. This is my daughters first time in ballet and I"m not going to to put that kind of pressure on her." She said the girls need dicipline and I told her there is a better way to go about things than the way she said things. That is was unappropriate. She blew me off. No one else said a thing.
So another dad and I met with the director immediately and told her what happened. She was not happy and said she would talk with the teacher. OH and my daughter tells me she hopes she can still do ballet b/c if she's not good enough, she can't!!!!!!
So, I'm mad. I dont want to take my daughter back (the director will give me my money back) but I feel guilty for taking ballet away from my daughter.
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Enjoy warm ocean breezes and the luxury of a spacious vacation retreat conveniently located in the heart of Casa de Campo and surrounded by the exclusive La Romano Country Club. Just a 10 minute walk to the beach. It is one of the last of the 3 very popular Las Pinas villas to be completed in this neighborhood (Las Pinas Ocho, Sieta and Seis all with similar creative designs and layouts by well known Dominican architect Chici Guerra)... this villa features a beautiful open floor plan and is professionally decorated with comfortable furniture, Honduran mahogany and marble floors forming the backdrop for colorful Dominican art.
Villa Las Pinas Seis features: 6000 square feet of living space including five air-conditioned bedrooms (with three master bedroom suites), five and a half baths, full time maid with maid's quarters. Swimming pool and jacuzzi with a thatched gazebo. Two four passenger touring carts. Two romantic outdoor showers under the stars. All the amenities to make your vacation the most wonderful and relaxing you have ever experienced. Our manager will do all your grocery shopping for you and have the villa fully stocked with the food and drink you desire upon arrival. An excellent cook is also available if you desire to have some dinners in the villa. Depending upon the number of guests the villa will have up to 3 maids to clean, cook breakfast and lunch and take care of your every need. A massage table is available if you desire a massage in the villa.
The perfect villa for those that want to experience the island atmosphere offered at Casa de Campo - a lush paradise of unsurpassed elegance and breathtaking beauty, where action, relaxation and pampering service combine with an exceptional leisure experience.
Casa de Campo has completed a $100 million expansion with a marina, shops, restaurants and yacht club and has evolved into the Caribbean's premier golf resort. Travel and Leisure Golf Magazine Reader's survey ranked it Number One Best Golf Resort in the Caribbean ahead of the Four Seasons in Nevis and the Ritz-Carlton Rose Hall in Jamaica. Other activities abound with tennis, beaches, water sports, marina, pools, horseback riding, fitness center, sport shooting, boating and excursions. Outstanding dining, entertainment, family adventures and programs for kids and teens, shopping and the wondrous Altos de Chavon artists' village.
For golfers, this is heaven. Four great Pete Dye courses including the famous, 'Teeth of the Dog' course, with seven holes right on the ocean is ranked Number 35 in the world and Number One in the Caribbean. Now there is a rival: 'Dye Fore, ' the designer's sprawling manifesto recently carved on bluffs 300 feet above the Chavon River and with spectacular views of the ocean. Golfers will witness some of the most spectacular views found anywhere in the world. (The owner is a member of La Romana Country Club and both he and his wife are avid golfers. If you need any assistance in making reservations for any of the golf courses, simply contact the owner. The owner has another villa in the same neighborhood where he and his wife spend 6 months a year)
Villa Las Pinas Seis is conveniently located in the center of a residential neighborhood where the exquisite estates on the perimeter are surrounded by the private golf course of the La Romana Country Club. The beach at Minitas and the marina's shops and restaurants are minutes away by touring cart (four passenger golf cart.)
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Lou and Ann Gilmore and their family have been vacationing in Casa de Campo for 10 years, belong to La Romana Country Club and have another villa in the same neighborhood as Las Pinas Seis where they spend over 6 months per year.
Louis Gilmore purchased this villa in 2004
The location of Las Pinas Seis is the best in Casa de Campo. It is a short walk to the beach, and mid-way from the hotel and the marina. The neighborhood is surrounded by the La Romana Country Club golf course and the only traffic is to and from the villas since there is no thru-traffic.
The villa is wide open to the pool, jacuzzi and a unique private yard. The decor is beautiful and yet fun without being too formal. It is the perfect place to relax and enjoy your family and friends.
We have been guests at Las Pinas for the last few years and usually visit there four or five times per year for a week or more each time. The villa is beautiful, convienient and far away from the more traveled thoroughfares in the resort, yet convienient to all the resort facilities. Accordingly there is minimal traffic and noise. The maid/cook speaks English and does a great job managing the villa. We look forward to many more future visits to Las Pinas. Chicago
Our Dominican Republic holiday at Casa de Campo and Las Pinas Villa exceeded our expectations! We have traveled the Caribbean and Casa de Campo ranks as tops! We were traveling with 4 adult children and Casa de Campo provided something for everyone and Las Pinas Villa was as close to prefect as could be. The open air living room and dining room were a favorite gathering spot and lovely for family dinners around the big round table. The outdoor patio was an ideal spot to start the day with a cup of Dorkas' Dominican coffee as well as end the day with a cocktail and her amazing guacamole! The lounge chairs around the pool and the hot tub provided many hours relaxation and at the end of a day at the beach or on the golf course it was wonderful to return to the Las Pinas for hot showers and comfy beds. The staff at Las Pinas took incredible care of us -- they were so thoughtful and ready to please -- Dorkas prepared delicious meals, Zulaka did all of our grocery shopping and kept us well stocked with all of favorite food and beverage and Guillamina kept the house spotless. The owners are exceptionally gracious and went above and beyond to make certain that we had everything we needed for a perfect vacation. Both Casa de Compo and Las Pinas Villa were amazing and really did exceed our expectations. We would love to return again and again!
This was the perfect place for our golf group - 6 of us, all women. The house is simply spectacular, the staff incredible and the owners accommodating beyond our expectations. The pictures on the website do not do it justice. If you want a comfortable place to lay your head at night and fabulous golf during the beautiful Caribbean days this is the place for you!
Can't say enough about how much we loved our stay. The location was perfect for a girl golf getaway. Our housekeeper Dorkas took amazing care of us. The owner who lives around the corner could not have been more gracious and accommodating, making sure we were completely happy. We can't wait to come back next year.
Just finishing a week-long stay with 5 golfing buddies -- all women. We had a fabulous time. The property was perfect and allowed us a lot of community space as well as quiet place to just sit and relax. The pool and jacuzzi were always perfectly maintained and the house, bedrooms and bathrooms kept clean. We usually had at least one meal a day in the Villa, prepared by the staff, and everything was delicious. Lou, and his wife Anne, were the most gracious, helpful and accommodating landlords I have ever encountered. We played several of the local golf courses, and while Teeth of the Dog gets all the attention, I would highly recommend Dye Fore (the original 2 nines) if you are playing something more than once. The house comes with golf carts for local transportation and the Marina is a comfortable walk away. Everything we needed was nearby--golf, fine dining, casual dining, market, beach, etc. I highly recommend this property.
This is the second time we've rented this house and it won't be the last. It is a perfect spot for a reunion of friends. We are four golfing couples and have nothing but raves about our stay. We chose to eat most dinners in and the cook, Jacqueline, pleased us each night with her culinary skills. Each of the women, Dorkus, Jacqueline and Zuleika contributed to our wonderful stay. It was a memorable week.
What an absolute beautiful week of stay we had in this beautiful home! My family (husband and 3 kids ages 10, 7 and 5) fell in love with the house as soon as we walked through the doors. The layout of the house was perfect for our family and the kids just loved having the pool, they swam for hours and then played in the covered hut. The communication with Lou before our stay was simply worth so much to me. From the transportation referral, to working with the maids, the golf carts for transportation, everything went so smoothly. I will highly recommend this home to my family and friends. I hopefully plan to visit again soon. Thanks so much for allowing us to make this our "home" for the week!
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Please join the Friends of Hart Park for a viewing of the animated film Rango at the Third Annual Family Film Night on Tuesday, August 20th at the Hart Park Rotary Stage.
Bring the family to the Hart Park Rotary Stage to gather at 7:00 PM, with Rango beginning at Dusk (about 8:00PM).
There will be several vendors at the event which include: The Milwaukee Hot Dog Company and Gilles Frozen Custard.
In the event of rain or poor weather, the movie will be shown the following evening (Wednesday, August 21st).
The showing of Rango is made possible through generous donations from the following sponsors:
Gold Leaf Sponsors: Bunzel's Old Fashioned Meat Market and Waterstone Bank
Silver Leaf Sponsor: BMO Harris Bank and Lutheran Home & Harwood Place
Green Leaf Sponsors: Supercuts, Eric T Casey (State Farm), Hart Park Senior Center, Outpost Natural Foods, Kristina Moser Agency (American Family Insurance), Gilles Frozen Custard, Saz's Catering, Tosa Insurance Agency LLC, PNC Bank, and Milwaukee Hot Dog Company
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Carson City's dreams of becoming a high-tech haven are moving forward despite the defeat last week of a tax ballot measure to finance a new library and education center.
The 65,000-square-foot Carson City Knowledge and Discovery Center project, which was to be located on what is now Carson Nugget parking lots, was soundly rejected by voters.
But that won't affect plans for the unofficially named Carson City Tech Center and Accelerator, according to Rob Hooper, executive director of the Northern Nevada Development Authority.
"This is a separate project that is moving forward on its own," says Hooper. "We well revitalize the downtown regardless of the vote."
The NNDA is working with the Hop & Mae Adams Foundation, the group that bequeathed casino property to the city for the proposed knowledge center, to build and finance the downtown tech center located on Carson Street in the former Stewart Title Co. building.
The business incubator is intended as a launching pad for technology companies, which the city hopes will create well-paying jobs and modernize the local economy.
The building is on track to open sometime in the second half of 2013. Plans are to gut and refurbish the two-story, 5,000-square-foot, 1960s-era building based on a design by local architect Robert Darney and voted on by the public.
Darney says the plans call for flexible, energy-efficient space that can be easily and quickly reconfigured for a variety of tenants.
"It will be a combination of hard walls and demountable partitions," says Darney, and will include secure building access, lockers, bathrooms with showers on the first floor and a recording sound room inside what was once a vault used by the title company.
"Biggest thing we discovered is the space has to be flexible," says Darney.
The exterior will be "reskinned," says Darney, replacing the glass front on Carson Street with brick and stucco to mimic facades of buildings in the surrounding area. The building's recognizable exterior sign will remain.
Darney says the request for proposals for the building's rehab is on its way to a half dozen, hand-picked northern Nevada construction firms. Construction is expected to start in the second quarter 2013 with a ribbon cutting on the project planned for the third quarter.
The NNDA says it is negotiating now with young companies interested in being the accelerator's first tenants, including Say Design Inc. , a games and applications developer now based in southern California, a digital video production company, and SunScience Corp., the Reno-based maker of building control systems that wants to set up a second location to develop and demonstrate its technology.
SunScience plans to put in a lighting-management system at the Carson City center that can be easily reconfigured as well as save money for its users, and can be used as a showcase for the company's technology.
"What we're building is a very unique network that manages everything down to the light bulbs," says Dick Kelsey, SunScience president and chief executive officer. "When new tenants come in it will be easy to move overhead lighting in five minutes."
The system also includes energy management, which Kelsey says reduces costs by lowering peak energy use that utilities use to calculate charges, and a CO2 monitor.
"We're developing systems so it will be a place where you really want to be," says Kelsey. "Systems like this are in the buildings like Empire State Building. We're looking at doing it for small to medium-sized buildings."
The NNDA is working out the terms of the contracts for tenants, but rent will be based on a company's income and designed to give the upstarts a leg up.
"If there's no income, there's no rent," says Hooper.
Hooper said companies stay an average of 18 months in similar accelerators located elsewhere. The building can house as many as eight businesses, depending on their size, Hooper says. The terms of the contract for tenants is being worked out now, but he said the goal is to see the companies thrive and commit to establish themselves in the area.
Besides providing modern space, and a break on the rent, the project will offer tenants and other local tech startups pro bono business help.
Hooper said the NNDA has 300 local professionals, including lawyers and accountants, serving on 13 different committees that he expects to make time for the center's businesses.
Currently, there is a contest to name the center. The Web site for voting is found at hopandmaeadamsfoundation.org/name-building.


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Harrison County's volleyball Fillies ran into one of the state's top teams Thursday night and came out on the short end of a 2-0 decision.
The Scott High Lady Eagles improved to 26-8 with the 10-25, 14-25 straight set win. Junior Kelly Franxman was the leader for Scott with multiple kills as she lifted her 6'3" frame over the net for several slams.
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Monday night was what Harrison County fans hope was a preview of this Friday as the junior varsity/freshman team defeated their Bourbon County counterparts, 20-8.
The Breds scored two rushing touchdowns and one by air to outscore the Colonels. Tyler Watts caught a touchdown throw from Quentin Pratt. Pratt and Keondre Powell each ran for a score for the Breds. Dylan Lewis picked off a pass from Bourbon County for the Breds' defense.
HCMS basketball Fillies end season
The Harrison County Fillies played in Mason County Wednesday but it felt like a home game as the Fillies were home on the scoreboard and mastered the game like they were playing at home.
The match on paper appeared to be fairly even but the only thing even was that both teams started with eleven players.
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The Harrison County volleyball Fillies won their 30th game of the year with a three-set win over Robertson County Tuesday evening.
The Fillies won 25-8, 25-12, and 25-15 over the Lady Devils in the opening game of the 38th District tournament played on the Hilltop.
Robertson County finished the season with an 11-18 record while the Fillies advance with a 30-6 mark.
Doug Travis Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Hickman and Carlisle counties will hold a special quota hunt for one blind accessible by mobility-impaired hunters.
This opportunity became available after the publication deadline of the current Kentucky Hunting Guide for Waterfowl. It is not listed with the other mobility impaired quota hunts cited in the guide.
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15. "Pulling my leg," e.g.
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Community & Employment Opportunities (CEO) has expanded its services in Harrison, Scott and Bourbon counties. In addition to working with persons with intellectual disabilities, CEO can now assist persons with other types of disabilities.
CEO is a local non-profit employment agency that specializes in helping individuals who need assistance in finding and continuing in employment.
October is National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
Individuals and businesses have become targets to a growing online fraud scheme known as ransomware. Ransomware is a form of malware used by cyber criminals to freeze your computer or mobile device, steal your data and demand a "ransom" - typically anywhere from a couple of hundreds to thousands of dollars - be paid.
Ransomware poses great risks to individual computers or laptops, enterprise networks and or servers used by government agencies, financial institutions and other businesses.
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Hello guys, nice to meet you all. I'm ( If you haven't already looked at my name ) Lucious. Pronounced LOOSHUS ( as I like it said ) is from the game Hellgate, which I used to play alot. Lucious, is a mad scientist with a helper that has to endure most of his weird and horrible experiments ( Tech 314 ).
I enjoy anime, but probably not most of that which you people like, ( Strawberry Panic, Kannazuki no Miko, Kyoshiro to Towa no Sora ) because I perfer Japanese anime over American, mostly because I like the story lines better. Also because I like Japan. I greatly enjoy Monster Hunter, ( A game in which you hunt monsters, hence "Monster Hunter" ) me specifically waiting for the one coming out on the Wii, Monster Hunter 3! I love Metal Gear Solid, Resident Evil, and Phoenix Wright and many other games, those being my main longtime loves.
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PS : Oh I almost forgot, today's my birthday! I'm 17 now.
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I hope you don't mean "American anime" witch dosent exist.
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From healthy foods to a radical shift in goods and services, retail futurists offer a glimpse of the changing consumer needs that could shape the convenience store industry over the next 10-20 years. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Customers seeking today's newest phone apps. Electric fueling stations rather than gas islands. Stores that change format
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Doing Confections to Perfection
Americans aren't eating out as much as they used to, but they are eating more chocolate, which means the time has come for c-store retailers to rethink, revamp and restock their chocolate sets. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Data from Experian Simmons research group noted that, among chocolate eaters, 56.4% have visited a c-store in
Securing the Back Office
From PCI compliance to loyalty programs, ensuring customers that their private information is secure and being used appropriately is essential in gaining their trust. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Consumers trust retailers with vital personal information every day. For their sake—and yours—protect it. It's not as hard as some may fear. There are some basic
Convenience and Versatility Power Pizza
More Americans than ever are eating pizza, according to data from consumer research firm Technomic. A full 41% of respondents to a Technomic survey said that they now eat pizza at least once a week, up from 26% two years ago. Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Americans' love affair with pizza isn't likely to end any
Building a Winning Beer Business
The near-term future of beer sales in convenience stores involves flavor, value and craft products geared toward specific age groups. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. The good news about beer for c-stores is that consumers absolutely love it. The bad news is that consumers love lots of different types of beer—and there are more places
Bursting With Energy
Our nation is in the midst of an energy crisis. And it has nothing to do with the price of oil. Sleep-deprived and overworked, Americans crave anything with the word "energy" on the label. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Energy drinks are of course wildly popular, but energy shots—those two-ounce packages loaded with concentrated doses
The Facts on Meat Snacks
The meat snack industry has seen unprecedented growth over the past decade. With beef jerky leading the way, the industry has seen double-digit growth in eight of the last 10 years. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Meat snacks like beef jerky, meat sticks, nuggets, pork rinds and more have long been convenience store mainstays, but
Serving Cigar Smokers
Little cigars are gaining a loyal following with older demographics based on affordability. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Consumption of little cigars, which have lower taxes and fewer marketing restrictions than cigarettes, has increased dramatically over the past three years. And while convenience store retailers can apply the usual merchandising techniques to them, an in-depth
Proving Profitable with Adult Beverages
Squeezable pouches, which have been the preferred packaging on children's products for many years, are emerging as a big hit for alcohol marketers. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Retail dollar sales of alcoholic beverages in pouches were only $12 million for the 12-month period ending August 2010, according to Nielsen. For the same period ending
Ethnic Foods Push Roller Grill Sales
Roller grills, the backbone of many convenience store foodservice programs, continue to provide chains with an inexpensive, labor-friendly foodservice concept that allows store operators to expand their fresh food offering. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Discussions about trendy ethnic roller grill items require participants to learn a number of words in Spanish. Now, as retailers
Controlling Fuel Volatility
With gasoline prices again soaring, convenience store and petroleum retailers are investing in software solutions that can help them manage the business more effectively. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Convenience store operators are feeling the pinch from skyrocketing gas prices, which makes fuel inventory controls even more critical in helping retailers reduce costs and bolster
Shifting Smokers Spur Category Evolution
As more cigarette buyers switch to smokeless and electronic tobacco products, convenience store retailers juggle SKUs to drive profit. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Traditional cigarettes—once the mighty margin maker for retailers—continue to face a rocky road as the tobacco market shifts toward increasing consumer interest in moist smokeless, flavored cigars and electronic cigarettes.
Integrating New PCI Standards
Point-of-sale attacks at merchant locations have highlighted weaknesses in POS systems integration. Most of these attacks can be traced back to remote-access portals that were inadequately secured. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. More than a few c-store operators grow anxious at the mention of anything to do with PCI compliance, and who can blame them.
Opportunities Abound in Candy
Despite the continued economic doldrums, U.S. confectionery sales have grown at a pace of 4.2% annually. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Keeping shelves full of customers' favorite candy, gum and mint brands may seem like an obvious practice for convenience store category mangers. However, controlling out-of-stocks continues to be the top challenge for c-stores managing
Seizing Control of Smokeless Tobacco
With new flavors, brand extensions and increased promotional activity, MST sales continue to post strong gains at convenience stores. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. The smokeless tobacco category remains strong, and not just because legislators have chased consumers away from cigarettes. New products and flavors combined with competitive pricing, increased promotional activity and effective merchandising
Fresh Foods, Fast Service
Burgers, brats and sausages continue to drive sales among core convenience store consumers. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor Convenience dining is on the rise and the demand for sandwiches is jumping. Americans' love of burgers, sausage and brats is creating plenty of opportunity for convenience stores, where lunch and dinner solutions anchor the menu. The
Maintaining Strong Cigar Sales
Despite a demand from adult consumers, retailers are continually forced to defend their right to sell flavored cigars responsibly. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor While tobacco has long been a bread-and-butter product for convenience stores, accounting for millions in individual unit sales and boosting the profits from the average smoker's market basket, it remains a
Dealing with Dairy
A federal program is threatening milk and ice cream prices, which could impact c-store sales. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor. Even with all of the options that packaged goods manufacturers give consumers today—brands, flavors, package sizes, price points, promotions and much more—ice cream has remained a pretty simple retail category. Enter the federal government. In
Bursting With Energy
The energy shots and drinks market has been on an upward growth trajectory since 2010 and with the improvement in the economy is expected to continue on this growth. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor Americans need all the energy they can get their hands on, which goes a long way to explaining the enduring success
Combating C-Store Theft
Typically, convenience stores can experience a few gasoline thefts a week. But when prices increase, some stores see several gas thefts a day. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor When times get hard, thieves get industrious and innovative. The response by convenience store operators must be twofold: extensive background checks on potential employees to weed out
Seizing Smokeless Opportunities
Convenience store operators are enjoying the growing popularity of smokeless tobacco products, but they are also being forced to keep a wary eye on federal and local regulations. By Howard Riell, Associate Editor Is the smokeless tobacco product category, which includes moist snuff, snus and dissolvables, the lifeboat that convenience store retailers hope it will


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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — After Syracuse lost to Michigan in the Final Four last spring, Jim Boeheim was asked if he planned to return for the Orange's first season in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Boeheim was dumbfounded.
"The only reason that I would not coach next year is because I didn't feel I could do a good job or wanted to do it, and I have no feeling at all now that that will be the case," he said after his first loss in four national semifinal appearances. "You know, I like where we are."
What's not to like?
Syracuse is ranked No. 2 and is 15-0 for the third time in four years.
"My sophomore year we went undefeated for a while," senior C.J. Fair said of 2011-12, when the Orange started 20-0 and were ranked No. 1 for 11 straight weeks. "This year, we got off to a good start, played some quality teams. I think we're well-respected."
Most assuredly, the Orange, with a new backcourt in freshman point guard Tyler Ennis and shooting guard Trevor Cooney, have surprised their wily Hall of Fame coach. Despite a difficult nonconference schedule that included wins over Baylor, Minnesota, California, Indiana and former Big East rivals St. John's and Villanova, the Orange are one of only five remaining undefeated teams in Division I.
"These guys have played well," Boeheim said. "They've done everything we could possibly have asked. They've played some really good teams and played some really good basketball."
Boeheim is 69 and has spent nearly four decades on the bench.
"If we had won the championship last year, it could have been a consideration for him," Fair said. "You never know where his mind is at as far as retiring. If we win a national championship, it wouldn't be a bad thing."
Syracuse has won its first two games in the ACC, squeaking past Miami 49-44 at home and easily handling Virginia Tech on the road. The Orange will be looking to make it three in a row Saturday when they host erratic North Carolina (10-4, 0-2), which this week dropped out of the Top 25 for the second time this season.
The Tar Heels were 12th in the preseason poll and have beaten highly ranked Michigan State, Kentucky and Louisville but lost to five unranked opponents. They dropped out of the rankings in the fourth regular-season voting following losses to Belmont and UAB, returned after a one-week absence with a win over then-No. 1 Michigan State, then dropped out from No. 19 after opening ACC play with a loss at Wake Forest.
North Carolina coach Roy Williams isn't sure what to expect.
"I think they definitely did (get up) for those three teams," Williams said Friday at practice. "If that same kind of attitude is going to show up tomorrow, I'll be very, very pleased. We have to be completely fired-up, completely enthused, completely motivated tomorrow, or else we have no chance. I would think they'd better be enthused."
Center Joel James returned to the North Carolina lineup Wednesday night against Miami after having missed four straight games and most of a loss to Texas on Dec. 18 with a right-knee injury. The 6-foot-10 sophomore had four points and five rebounds against the Hurricanes but was ejected early in the second half for a flagrant-2 foul and UNC lost 63-57.
North Carolina shot just 31 percent (20 for 65) and finished with a season-low scoring output against Miami's zone defense. Not a good omen coming into the Carrier Dome to face Boeheim's signature 2-3 zone.
"They just extend it even more, so instead of shooting from your 3-point line, you're shooting from the NBA 3-point line, and then you're shooting from somebody else's 3-point line," Williams said.
Syracuse ranks fifth in turnover margin (6.4), ninth in steals per game (9.7) and 13th in scoring defense (59.8 ppg.). In its 72-52 win over Virginia Tech on Tuesday night, the Hokies got a firsthand taste of Boeheim's defense. They entered the game leading the ACC in 3-point field goal percentage (42.5 percent) but shot 29.2 percent.
"It's tough to match their length and athleticism," Virginia Tech coach James Johnson said. "I thought they did a much better job than we did on getting out on the shooters. We left the high post open a lot and made our big guys try and make plays. They got out on our shooters, leaving the high post open and we really weren't able to make those plays."
More than 31,000 fans are expected for the game, which would make it the largest crowd of the season — until Duke visits in three weeks.
Fair expects an atmosphere similar to a Georgetown game.
"They (UNC) have struggled at times, so hopefully we'll have some success," Fair said.
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