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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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News about Hillary Rodham Clinton, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Jul. 19, 2014
Sen Elizabeth Warren, Democrat from Massachusetts, receives warm welcome at Netroots Nation conference in Detroit, as well as at other stops in her trip to city, with her supporters calling on her to run for president in 2016; liberal activists love idea of Warren candidacy and prefer it to a Hillary Rodham Clinton bid. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Edward Klein's book Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. the Obamas, 320-page unauthorized and barely sourced account full of implausible passages, knocks Hillary Clinton's memoir Hard Choices from top spot on best-seller list. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Rhonda Kess and Dale Kiken musical A Woman on Top, which is seeking investors in New York City, and Paul and Michael Hodge show Clinton: The Musical, making its United States premiere as part of the New York Musical Theater Festival, both take life and work of Hillary Rodham Clinton as their inspiration. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton's close ties to Wall Street will be scrutinized if she runs for president in 2016; she must grapple with a powerful populist surge coursing through national politics, on both the right and the left; at stake is not merely tens of millions of dollars in campaign money, but the shape of debates about social mobility, taxation and regulation. MORE
Jul. 8, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton, responding to criticism about how she defended a rape suspect in 1975, says she fulfilled her professional duty as an attorney to represent him; says she had asked to be removed from the case, but was not. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Peter Baker reviews book Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Jul. 6, 2014
Op-Ed article by author and editor Jacob Heilbrunn contends that neoconservative movement is back after nearly a decade in the political wilderness; warns that neocons may be aligning themselves with Hillary Rodham Clinton and her nascent presidential campaign in bid to return to driver's seat of American foreign policy. MORE
Jul. 1, 2014
The Upshot column; Hillary Clinton's artificially inflated poll numbers have made her seem like an especially strong presidential candidate, but the Clinton bubble is quickly coming to an end with falling positive ratings and rising negative ratings over last few weeks; she is seen as intensely polarizing political figure, with most relevant comparison possibly being Sen John McCain. MORE
Jun. 26, 2014
Sales of Hillary Rodham Clinton's memoir Hard Choices decline 43.5 percent to 48,000 copies in second week; figures put pressure on publisher Simon & Schuster, which paid Clinton a multimillion-dollar advance for book. MORE
Jun. 21, 2014
White House Memo; Jake Sullivan, Vice Pres Joseph R Biden Jr's national security adviser, is leaving to teach at Yale Law School; before joining Biden's staff, Sullivan was one of Hillary Clinton's closest advisers, and could find himself in similar position if she decides to run for president in 2016. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Mitt Romney's third annual Republican retreat in Utah serves to help find a focus for the divided, and largely leaderless, party; top figures share ideas on leadership, and question on everyone's mind is whether Hillary Rodham Clinton can be defeated in a presidential bid. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
By the Book interview with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, whose book Hard Choices has been published. MORE
Jun. 15, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column compares potential 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton to character of Elsa in Disney movie Frozen; questions whether Clinton is capable of leaving behind negative things that held her back and of speaking her mind without concern for political caution. MORE
Jun. 11, 2014
More than 1,000 fans line up outside bookstore in Manhattan to buy Hillary Rodham Clinton memoir Hard Choices and have their copies signed by the author; event is first stop on nationwide promotional tour by Clinton. MORE
Jun. 10, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column laments harried scheduling and group-based thinking that has come to dominate both political campaigns and the general pace of modern life; expresses wish that leaders like Hillary Clinton would lighten their public schedules in order to pursue the intellectual clarity that can only come from solitude and private reflection. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Michiko Kakutani reviews book Hard Choices by Hillary Rodham Clinton. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Nicholas Kristof Op-Ed column holds Hillary Clinton accomplished a great deal during her tenure as secretary of state; points out she vastly expanded nation's diplomatic agenda at a key historical juncture; contends Clinton recognized that 21st-century diplomacy means addressing poverty, environment, women's rights and education, in addition to the so-called 'hard' issues that have long dominated international relations. MORE
Jun. 8, 2014
Ross Douthat Op-Ed column argues that the Democratic political coalition under Pres Obama is far more tenuous than many understand; holds Hillary Clinton is the only 2016 Democratic presidential candidate who can hope to hold it together; says it is Clinton's star power, rather than real policy achievements, that will allow the Democratic Party to remain in power. MORE
Jun. 7, 2014
Hillary Clinton's latest memoir Hard Choices delivers a potent mix of feminine gusto and diplomatic capers, offering a sharp contrast to the argument that she needed to diminish her softer side; reveals her human, motherly and self-deprecating nature. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
CBS News says Hillary Rodham Clinton, in her new memoir Hard Choices, weaves personal and political tales about her time as secretary of state; rollout of book has been carefully orchestrated with lineup of interviews and book tour. MORE
Jun. 6, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton has maintained breakneck schedule of paid speeches and events to lay groundwork for possible 2016 presidential campaign, and will embark on book tour to promote her memoir Hard Choices; schedule projects to media and voters that she has the energy and stamina required of a presidential candidate; concerns linger over 2012 concussion. MORE
May. 31, 2014
Hillary Clinton, in her soon-to-be-published memoir Hard Choices, takes responsibility for the 2012 attack on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, but also strongly refutes accusations by conservatives that she and others in the Obama administration tried to cover up aspects of attack. MORE
May. 30, 2014
President Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton share a private lunch; meeting is acknowledged only after People magazine posts on Twitter about it; lunch is more evidence that Clinton is continuing close relationship with Obama as speculation about her plans for 2016 presidential election grows louder. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton, in an author's note, delivers earnest and at times folksy overview of her coming memoir Hard Choices; strategic release of this passage and another excerpt published in Vogue signals that memoir is geared away from politically contentious topics. MORE
May. 25, 2014
Mark Leibovich Your Fellow Americans column contends Hillary Clinton memoir Hard Choices, chronicle of her time at the State Dept, will soon enter expanding political subgenre of inoffensive and boring political memoirs; notes that it is probably prelude to 2016 run for president; contends the most engaging political memoirs are written by those who are ending their careers. MORE
May. 20, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column examines obstacles facing Hillary Clinton if she chooses to run for president in 2016; holds her relationships with Bill Clinton and Pres Obama could prove to be liabilities, as could her long political career at a time of deep public pessimism concerning Washington; notes she will also be up against a brutal defamation campaign from Republicans and endless satire in the media. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Hillary Clinton, addressing public policy group New America Foundation, calls for policies intended to help struggling middle class, in speech that seems suited to a campaign. MORE
May. 17, 2014
Gail Collins Op-Ed column notes that there is universal public fascination with Hillary Rodham Clinton, both in terms of positive and negative attention; asserts that Clinton may be one of last all-purpose celebrities in era of increasingly fractured attentions; suggests that interest in Clinton will shift from her personal life to her work only if she is elected president. MORE
May. 4, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column observes that former Pres Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton, as well as their daughter Chelsea, are getting a lot of media attention; contends it feels as though Clintons have already taken over the reins of Washington power from Pres Obama. MORE
May. 1, 2014
Former Pres Bill Clinton defends his economic legacy against charges of being out-of-step with income inequality, message Hillary Clinton could use if she runs for president in 2016; speech at Georgetown University reflects strategic effort by Clinton and his advisers to reclaim populist ground now occupied by ascendant left-leaning Democrats, and potentially to lay out economic platform that could propel his wife to the White House. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Caroline Kennedy, whose endorsement of Barack Obama in 2008 was a setback for Hillary Rodham Clinton's campaign, as well as personal blow, says she will 'absolutely' support Clinton should she decide to run for president again. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton choose low-key Long Island beach town of Amagansett for their August break. MORE
Apr. 23, 2014
Political Memo; few doubt that Hillary Clinton's nomination for president would be good for women, but her candidacy would also probably block the paths for other women running for the White House, and, notably, for those who would like to be vice president; never has there been so much rising female talent in the Democratic Party, but having two women on a 2016 ticket may be a leap of electoral faith. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Political Memo on Chelsea Clinton's pregnancy speculates that, with child due just months before Hillary Clinton may announce a presidential run, Chelsea Clinton's arrangements for a birthing plan might involve disguises, private security consultants and public relations strategy. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
National Archives releases its largest batch yet of previously withheld documents from the Clinton administration, covering wide range of topics; bundle that is likely to receive the most attention is one that covers Hillary Rodham Clinton's ill-fated attempt as first lady to overhaul national health care system; other notable sections highlighted. MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Simon & Schuster announces that Hillary Rodham Clinton's coming memoir about her tenure as Secretary of State will be titled Hard Choices. MORE
Apr. 18, 2014
Hotel and restaurant owner Sant Singh Chatwal pleads guilty to skirting federal campaign contribution laws and witness tampering; admits to funneling more than $180,000 in illegal contributions between 2007 and 2011 to former Sens Hillary Clinton, Christopher J Dodd and former Rep Kendrick B Meek. MORE
Apr. 17, 2014
Hillary Clinton is struggling to define accomplishments during her tenure as secretary of state, since much of what she labored over is either unfinished business or has gone awry in Pres Obama's second term; aides say her legacy is defined not by clear victories but by a dogged commitment to the process; advocates say, because of her celebrity and potential political future, Clinton is held to a different standard than other secretaries of state. MORE
Apr. 13, 2014
Tabloid attention has turned to diet and nutrition expert Dr Mark Hyman, adviser to Bill and Hillary Clinton, as Hillary contemplates second run for presidency and her health comes under scrutiny. MORE
Apr. 11, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton is interrupted during Las Vegas speech, when woman in audience throws shoe at her; Clinton ducks and laughs off episode, but security guards detain woman. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Much-anticipated memoir of Hillary Rodham Clinton's time as secretary of state is set for release in June as she weighs another run for the presidency; book is likely to provide campaign fodder for supporters and critics alike. MORE
Mar. 29, 2014
National Archives makes public 2,500 documents from Clinton White House, third installment in release of as many as 33,000 documents; some of the most riveting material involves administration's scramble to contain Monica Lewinsky scandal, which led to the president's impeachment, and the maneuverings inside White House to prepare for Hillary Rodham Clinton's political future. MORE
Mar. 12, 2014
Court documents show that wealthy Washington businessman Jeffrey E Thompson, who is embroiled in campaign finance scandal, communicated with longtime Clinton adviser Minyon Moore on illegal canvassing effort to bolster Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign; details about relationship came to light after Thompson pleaded guilty to charges that he and his companies had made $3.3 million in illegal campaign contributions to wide range of candidates for elective office. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
Political Memo; Hillary Rodham Clinton has been forced to play political parlor game, coming up with creative variations on the same questions as speculation grows that she will run for president in 2016. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
Maureen Dowd Op-Ed column contends the release of official papers by the Clinton library, which was a reminder of the turbulent Clinton years, should make Americans fatigued by the looming prospect of a competition between Jeb Bush and Hillary Rodham Clinton in 2016. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
Political Memo; Hillary Clinton's press strategy will have a critical bearing on her political fortunes, especially as she faces earlier and more extensive coverage than any potential candidate in history; reporters at a raft of publications are treating her as a given, exceptional development for an undeclared candidate two years out from an election. MORE
Mar. 1, 2014
National Archives release of previously withheld memos, transcripts and other papers from Clinton White House underscores what a pivotal force Hillary Clinton was, intimately involved in the politics that shaped Washington in the 1990s; memos offer rare and more detailed look at the machinations from an era that are now of acute interest, as Clinton possibly gears up for presidential run in 2016. MORE
Feb. 28, 2014
Republican sexist attacks against Democratic Sen Claire McCaskill, potential 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton and other political women candidates have led to increased donations to groups backing them; Republicans say promoting these types of comments is part of broader Democratic strategy to portray them as out of touch with women. MORE
Feb. 24, 2014
Political Memo; early positioning for 2016 presidential primaries seems to show the two major political parties swapping roles, with former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton's widely presumed candidacy overwhelming the Democratic field and Republicans anticipating a free-for-all primary. MORE
Feb. 18, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed column investigates damage done when public figures like Hillary Clinton are left without any type of privacy or personal space; holds obsessive analysis goes beyond the necessities of journalism, producing cynicism and defensiveness in politicians and potentially deterring good leaders from taking up the profession. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
After a Bitter Campaign, Forging an Alliance
President Obama and Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton have formed a surprisingly credible partnership.March 19, 2010 usNews
Diplomatic Memo
An Uncommon Résumé in an Unusual Time
Hillary Rodham Clinton in many ways has less experience and expertise than past secretaries of state, but her selection has electrified diplomats.December 3, 2008 usNews
Mrs. Triangulation
The parallels and contrasts between the Hillary Rodham Clinton and Robert F. Kennedy are considerable.October 2, 2005 magazineNews
For the Clintons, Vacation in the Hamptons Begins With a Fund-Raiser
The family will spend time in August at a home in Amagansett, but will kick off their vacation with a benefit for the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation on Aug. 9.
August 1, 2014, Friday
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The Caucus
10 Questions for Hillary Rodham Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton spoke Thursday with The Times's John Harwood about America's current foreign policy crises, potential presidential rivals and her relationship with the press.
July 24, 2014, Thursday
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Theater Review | 'Clinton: The Musical'
White House Scandals, With Ridicule for All
In "Clinton: The Musical," a former president is so conflicted that he is portrayed by two actors and the humor is so low that Kenneth Starr wears leather and fishnet.
July 22, 2014, Tuesday
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Liberals Give Senator A Candidate's Welcome
Senator Elizabeth Warren's reception at the annual Netroots Nation conference — and the absence of Hillary Rodham Clinton — offers a peek into the mind-set of the Democratic Party's left wing.
July 19, 2014, Saturday
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The Caucus
New Batch of Clinton-Era Papers Is Released
The National Archives on Friday unsealed about 1,000 pages of documents from the Clinton administration, the sixth such release in recent months.
July 18, 2014, Friday
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No Cornering Clinton on 'Daily Show'
"I was going to make an announcement," Hillary Rodham Clinton joked with Jon Stewart after a series of questions. "But you spoiled it."
July 16, 2014, Wednesday
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The Politics of 2016
The Risks of Hillary Clinton's Quasi-Campaign
In the absence of policy statements, voters gravitate toward personal traits and characteristics to fill in the blanks.
July 16, 2014, Wednesday
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Op-Ed Columnist
Isn't It Rich?
For the Clinton clan, it's like father, like mother, like daughter.
July 13, 2014, Sunday
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A Provocateur's Book on Hillary Clinton Overtakes Her Memoir in Sales
Edward Klein's "Blood Feud: The Clintons vs. the Obamas," a 320-page unauthorized and barely sourced account, has toppled "Hard Choices" from its spot on the best-seller list.
July 11, 2014, Friday
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Obama Administration Defends Israeli Airstrikes but Cautions Against Ground War
In a telephone call to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Secretary of State John Kerry said the United States would try to help Israel fulfill its goal of stopping Hamas's rocket fire without a ground assault.
July 10, 2014, Thursday
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Full Name: Hillary Rodham Clinton
Party: Democratic
Political Office: Secretary of State
Business/Professional Experience: Partner, Rose Law Firm (Little Rock, AR), 1979-1992; U.S. Senator for New York, 2001-2008
Date of Birth: October 26, 1947
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Education: B.A., Wellesley
College, 1969; J.D. Yale University, 1973
Spouse: former President Bill Clinton; married 1975
Children: daughter, Chelsea; born 1980
Religion: Methodist
Home: Chappaqua, NY
Party: Democratic
Political Office: Secretary of State
Business/Professional Experience: Partner, Rose Law Firm (Little Rock, AR), 1979-1992; U.S. Senator for New York, 2001-2008
Date of Birth: October 26, 1947
Place of Birth: Chicago, IL
Education: B.A., Wellesley
College, 1969; J.D. Yale University, 1973
Spouse: former President Bill Clinton; married 1975
Children: daughter, Chelsea; born 1980
Religion: Methodist
Home: Chappaqua, NY
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OKLAHOMA CITY — State Rep. Chuck Hoskin began his fourth term in the Oklahoma House of Representatives last week after lawmakers were officially sworn into office at a ceremony at the Capitol on Wednesday.
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Gutierrez awarded Health Foundation scholarship
Evelyn Gutierrez of Claremore was recently awarded a scholarship from United Health Foundation's Diverse Scholars Initiative to pursue a career in primary health care.
Medical marijuana petition signing up thousands of new voters
Medical marijuana may be the state's newest gateway drug — to voting.
Oklahomans for Health is spearheading a ballot drive to legalize the use of marijuana for medical purposes. The group has collected about 100,000 of the 156,000 signatures of registered voters it needs to get the issue on the ballot, according to its chairman, Chip Paul.
City open records dispute continues
The city of Claremore will pay $41,324.25 in attorney fees to the Vinita law firm who challenged their compliance with the Oklahoma Open Records Act.
Claremore sisters featured on talk show
During their recent trip to Los Angeles, Claremore sisters Lindsey and Whitney Martin made the most of their time in the city of angels, spending time with family, visiting several beaches, restaurants and Hollywood attractions.
Elementary students learn to bid at Zebra Stripes auction
Claremore elementary students in the Zebra Stripes summer care program participated in a student-friendly auction Friday at Roosa Elementary. The auction was presented by Daneen Shepherd, realtor/broker and auctioneer of Tulsa, who taught the children how to bid on items efficiently and effectively.
Treasurer issues tax warrants
For the first time, tax warrants are being issued in Rogers County to collect unpaid personal property taxes.
This week, some local business owners should expect to be served by the Rogers County Sheriff's office.
Personal tax warrants have been issued to three local companies, who owe a total of approximately $38,000 in past due taxes.
No evidence or human remains found
Rogers County Sheriff's deputies and assisting agencies vacated a Tiawah property Friday, after no evidence or human remains were found in connection to the disappearance of a local resident that went missing in 1996.
RCLC launches letter campaign
The Rogers County Literacy Council, RCLC, is launching their annual letter writing campaign.
A United Way Organization, the council is asking for community support to help promote literacy in the English language.
Inequality crisis shot with factual problems, hypocrisy
President Obama, various media and political liberals say inequality, of all things, is the defining issue of our times. Yet this message is delivered by multimillionaires and a president who jets from tee time to stump speech on the taxpayer's dime.
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Before Hurricane Sandy's full scope of devastation in New York and New Jersey was even known, 25 men and women from the Massachusetts State Police were on their way to assist those who had been displaced from their homes.
"When I reached out to ask if the state police would be willing to field a group of 25 people, I already knew the answer," Undersecretary for Homeland Security and Director of MEMA, Kurt Schwartz said in a press conference in Framingham Monday afternoon. "The answer was a resounding yes."
One of the troopers was Brian Dunn, who works out of the South Boston barracks.
"There's nothing that I can compare to what I saw down there," said the 28-year veteran of the force. "We were there when they came home for the first time. For some people, there was nothing more than a stairway to the basement and a hole in the ground."
Dunn said one thing he will always remember was the patriotism shown by those who were impacted.
"The families that were hurt the worst, those with nothing left, were the first people to hang up their flags," Dunn said.
Dunn was joined by Trooper Andrew Fox from the Lee Barracks. Fox has been with the department for 20 years and was recognized on the department's Facebook page.
"Thanks for taking time out of your lives to help us gather ours back together. [Fox] helped my husband hang the AMERICAN FLAG on what's left of our house," Kim Ford Diehl posted.
The commitment that the troopers made, Col. Timothy Alben said, is what makes him proud to lead the State Police.
"I talk all the time about the virtue of being difference-makers," he said. "This is exactly what I'm talking about."


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2012: Drafted in the 24th round of the MLB Draft by San Francisco ... ABCA All-East First-team ... First-team All-CAA selection ... Also named All-Regional at Raleigh ... Helped lead Seahawks to first CAA tournament title since 2006 and first NCAA appearance since 2008 ... Surpassed 200 career hit mark in NCAA tournament game against Sacred Heart ... Set career-high with 12 homers ... Homered in final collegiate at bat against NC State at NCAA regional ... Started 61 games in centerfield ... Led Seahawks in HBP for second straight season with 14 ... Stole career-high 23 bases in 26 attempts ... Committed just two errors in 176 chances in the outfield ... Finished third on club with 43 RBI ... In conference play, hit .352 with eight homers and 34 runs batted in ... Went 13-for-14 in stolen bases verse CAA opponents.
2011: Selected in 12th round of MLB Draft by Milwaukee, returned to school ... All-East second team by ABCA ... Second Team All-CAA selection ... Played and started 56 games for the Seahawks in the outfield ... Hit .302 with a team-high 10 home runs ... Finished second on club with 48 runs batted in ... Also led lineup with 12 hit-by-pitches ... Swiped 18 bases in 21 attempts ... Set career-highs in 12 offensive categories ... Fashioned career-long 12-game hitting streak in which he hit .438 during that stretch with five home runs and 19 RBI ... Also recorded two other hitting streaks of at least five games ... Homered twice against NC State (4/20) ... Posted 13 multiple RBI games ... Hit .349 against CAA pitchers with seven home runs.
2010: Started season strong, hitting .317 with five extra base hits in first 20 games ... Missed rest of season following abdominal injury ... Hit first career home run against Stony Brook (3/6) ... Drove in career-high four runs with three hits, including a triple and homer against NC State (3/17).
2009: Appeared in 36 games, making 26 starts ... Collected career-high four hits against Elon (4/14) ... Knocked in career-high four runs against Elon (4/19) ... Successful on 8-of-11 stolen base attempts.
At Greenville Rose: Helped lead Rampants to 4A State Championship ... Rose was top-ranked team in state by ImpactBaseball.com ... Hit .351 with 32 RBI and 15 stolen bases his senior season ... Earned All-Coastal 8 conference honors as junior ... Also earned All-Pitt County honors ... Batted .347 with 19 runs scored and 16 batted in his junior season.
Personal: Full name: Andrew Harris Cain ... Born on March 24, 1990, in Greenville, N.C. ...Son of Kim and Lance Cain ... Grandfather, George Harris Jr., played football at Wake Forest ... Grandfather, Bill Cain, played football at East Carolina.


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2/28/13: the Magic made one of the bigger trades at the NBA trade deadline, sending fan favorite J.J. Redick and two others to Milwaukee for Beno Udrih, Tobias Harris, and Doron Lamb. Udrih is particularly pleased with the trade, as he is now playing for his former teammate Jacques Vaughn. He felt that Milwaukee was a bad situation for him, where he simply did not get the playing minutes he wanted. With the Magic, he may get a lot more time on the floor, and establish himself for the rest of the season, and possibly even beyond.
2/21/13: Magic fan favorite Hedo Turkolu was suspended this past week for violation of the league's policy on performance enhancing drugs. Turkolu claims that a medical professional in Turkey gave him the PEDs to rehab his injured shoulder. He claims that he did not know whatever he was given was a substance banned by the NBA, and did not bother to verify with the league. Turk has only played in about 10 games this year, and has been awful. His suspension is for 20 games. But the point is, if he was going to cheat, shouldn't he have taken something that would make him better?
2/14/13: The Magic finally snapped their losing streak, ending the slide at 12 games with a 110-104 victory over the Portland Trail Blazers on Sunday. A few weeks ago, the Magic were 12-13, and looking somewhat competitive. But a rash of injuries to Glen Davis, Jameer Nelson, and just about anyone else who could play sent them in a big downward spiral, and the team is now 15-36, and 20.5 games out of first place in the Southeast. Orlando is heading for the best possible outcome, that is, a lottery pick to rebuild the team. But at least Magic fans can take solace in the fact that Dwight Howard is not fitting in well with the Lakers and they may miss the playoffs.
2/7/13: It has been a long time since the Magic have won a game, much less two in a row. The team is completely depleted due to injury and lack of talent. Four starters: Jameer Nelson, J.J. Reddick, Glen "Big Baby" Davis, and Aaron Aflalo are out with injury, leaving a starting line up that may not win at the college level. Davis may be out for the remainder of the season with a broken foot. To add insult to injury (literally), the Clippers came to town with Chris Paul hurt, and still decided to sit Blake Griffin. The good news is that the losing should put them in the lottery to get an impact player at the draft.
1/31/13: The Orlando Magic are almost back to full strength, but the struggles continue. The Magic have lost 14 of their past 16 games, including a 104-102 thriller at home against the Detroit Pistons. J.J. Redick had a hot hand, scoring 19 in the first half, 31 for the game, and nailing eight three-pointers. The former Duke Blue Devil was easily the team's best player that night, but head coach Jacques Vaughn inexplicably took him out of the game as the Magic were making a late run. As it stands, Orlando will be out of the playoffs, but they still need a few more losses to get into the lottery round.
1/24/13: The Magic finally have Glen "Big Baby" Davis back, but it does not seem to be helping the team too much. Orlando has lost 14 of their last 16 games, most recently 105-90 in Detroit. The loss to the Pistons is especially disheartening because the Magic had been at least competitive in most games. But the Pistons controlled this match from the outset. The only good news out of it seems be that Davis is starting to mature. He placed the blame on himself and declared that he has to play better if the Magic are going to improve. That is something that has not been seen before, and a good sign for Magic fans.
1/17/13: Orlando finally snapped their losing streak at ten games, with a strong road effort against the high-flying L.A. Clippers. The Magic are 2-0 in the Staples Center this season, having beaten the Lakers earlier on. Glen Davis is still out with an injury, but appears to be close to returning. Aaron Afflalo, in his first year with the team, is having a strong season. He is averaging over 17 points per game and over 21 in the past four. Coach Jacques Vaughn seems pleased, noting that throughout the losing streak, the team stuck together and did not start assessing blame.
1/10/13: The Magic got through the first 25 games with a 12-13 record - far better than most people expected after trading Dwight Howard in the off season. However, the team has not been able to break through that dozen win mark in the last nine tries. Glen "Big Baby" Davis is out with a hurt shoulder and the team lacks the depth to compensate for his loss. The most recent disappointment was a 125-119 overtime defeat at Portland. With point guard Jameer Nelson back in the line up,the team was competitive, but they are still looking for their first win since early December.
1/3/13: Two weeks ago, the Orlando Magic were riding a four game winning streak and were within one game of .500. But injuries to Glen "Big Baby" Davis, Jameer Nelson, and just about anyone else with a pulse have brought Orlando back to reality. The Magic are currently on a seven game losing skid, and have fallen back in the division. The Magic have a chance to set the NBA record for fewest free throws in a season. The current record is 18 per game, and Orlando is averaging 16.2. With no inside presence, there is no need to foul the Magic - and it is showing up on the stat sheet.
12/27/12: The Magic have overachieved thus far this season, and have inched close to the .500 mark on the season. However, Glen "Big Baby" Davis went down with an injury, and the team has not been able to provide a suitable back up. Orlando trotted out rookie Andrew Nicholson in Davis' place at power forward, but he could only muster six points and four rebounds. Coach Jacque Vaughn then went with Gustavo Ayon against the Jazz, a game the Magic lost 97-93. Many fans would prefer the team just lose all season to earn a lottery pick, but the organization refuses to quit this early.
12/20/12: Who needs Dwight Howard? The 2012-13 version of the Orlando Magic does not have the star power as past teams, but this team plays hard every night. Many expected the Magic to be in the cellar, but the team is 11-13, within striking distance of .500. Led by Glen (Big Baby) Davis, Jameer Nelson, and J.J. Reddick, the team has won 5 of their last 6, while watching the Lakers continue to stumble over themselves. Not even the hardiest of Magic fans believe that the team has the talent to compete for the title this year, but faithful are encouraged by the strong work ethic and blue collar approach that this no-name outfit has shown through the first quarter of the season.
12/13/12: The Magic just completed their first significant West Coast road trip, running up against former Magic franchise player and current Laker Dwight Howard. The Dwight Howard and Orlando Magic divorce got quite ugly earlier in the year, and Dwight said he had no emotion when the teams faced off. The Magic did, and they won because Dwight couldn't hit a free throw. Orlando finished the five game road trip at 3-2. While the team is not likely to make a championship run, the faithful Magic fans are thankful for small victories - like the one over the Lakers.
12/6/12: It took the Magic about a decade to recover from Shaq fleeing the franchise for the LA Lakers, and they franchise (and fans) hope it will not take that long to recover from Dwight Howard doing the same thing (OK, he was traded, but he forced the trade). But right now its Magic 1, Dwight 0. Orlando headed into the Staples Center and came out with a 113-103 victory. Aaron Afflalo led Orlando with 30 points as the Magic scored 40 points in the fourth quarter. The Magic repeatedly fouled Howard, who was only 9-21 from the line, though Dwight took no responsibility for loss after the game.
11/29/12: Perhaps the most stunning realization that the Dwight Howard era is over in Orlando is that the team trails the Charlotte Bobcats in the standings. The Magic are hardly a competitive team this season, and the fans recognize that fact. In fact, many fans are openly rooting for losses to improve the teams chances of landing a lottery pick next season. Most recently, the Magic allowed a late lead against the Boston Celtics to slip away, finally falling 116-110 in a game that obviously featured no defense. Orlando hosts the San Antonio Spurs later this week in a game that will reunite Magic head coach Jacques Vaughn with his mentor Greg Popovich.
11/22/12: The Magic continue to live up to their fans expectations in the frst Post-Dwight campaign. The team is 4-7, coming off of a 90-74 clobbering of the Detroit Pistons at home, which included a huge third quarter. The Magic scored the first 21 points of the second half and opened up a lead that the Pistons simply could not match. Orlando has picked on Detroit this year, beating them twice in the last week. The Pistons, however, are struggling mightily. The team is 2-10, and is already on life support very early in the NBA season.
11/15/12: The Orlando Magic are off to a tough start this season, which does not come as a surprise to those who follow the team. While not as bad as the 1-19 start in the 2003 season (which ultimately led them to the number one overall pick - Dwight Howard), the 2-5 start does not bode well for the franchise. After winning their first two games, the Magic have dropped the last five, including two to the Brooklyn Nets. The Magic have been without starters Jameer Nelson and Hedo Turkolu for the past week, but the lack of depth is already starting to show.
The Dwight Howard saga continues in Orlando, as Dwight Howard has once again expressed his intentions to leave after this season and sign elsewhere if the Magic do not trade him this offseason. Needing to once again reiterate his position despite the constant media coverage that has surrounded his desire to leave Orlando and the many teams in pursuit of him, Howard has still yet to find a suitor that is willing to take the chance of giving up major pieces for him in a trade, only to see him leave in free agency at the end of this upcoming season. With the Lakers backing out of trade talks recently after their acquisitions of Jordan Hill and Antawn Jamison, there now seems to be a very short list of teams still capable of dealing for Howard.
Playing without star Dwight Howard, the Orlando Magic dropped game two of their Eastern Conference playoff series against the Indiana Pacers by the score of 93-78. Glen Davis led the Magic offensively with 18 points on the game, while David West led the Pacers with 18 points as well. Davis added 10 rebounds, 1 block and a steal on the day as well. Perhaps the most alarming statistic for the Magic is that they were out-rebounded by the Pacers 26-13 in game two, a statistic that must change if Orlando wants a chance to move on into the next round. The series will move to Orlando for game three on Wednesday.
As the season comes to a close, the Orlando Magic sit at 36-28 and are entrenched in the six seed for the Eastern Conference playoffs. If the seeding holds up, the team will face off against the three seed Indiana Pacers in the first round. The team has put up somewhat mediocre offensive numbers this season, placing 21st in the league with 94.3 points per game. The team has however, played solid defense, holding opponents to only 93.4 points per game throughout the season. Orlando will be without star Dwight Howard throughout the postseason as he recovers from a serious back injury.
The Orlando Magic remain in a tight race for a playoff spot as the regular season dwindles down. Currently, the team sits as the #6 seed with a comfortable 3 game lead over #7 seed Philadelphia, but the team is just 4-6 in its last 10 games and cannot afford to continue to slip in the standings. Dwight Howard continues to provide strong offense for the squad, leading the team in four different categories averaging 20.6 points, 14.5 rebounds, 2.1 blocks and 1.5 steals per game. Down the stretch, the Magic still have games remaining with the playoff-contending Celtics and 76ers.
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1. Go to http://pilotsnpaws.org/ Click on Join Our Group at the top.
2. Once you have registered on the board index, you are ready to post a trip.
3. The first things you need are the zip codes from the sending and receiving rescuers and the weight of the dog.
4. Then go to "Ride Board: Animals Needing Transport".
5. Click on "New Topic" at the top left. In the subject line, put something like this: Atlanta, GA (zip code)to Jacksonville, FL(zip code).There are spaces for the zip codes, so you need to put them in again. In the message area, answer the items.All or most of the animals are in a desperate situation, so you don't need to focus on that. Be clear and concise. Then submit your post. The submit button is on the bottom of the message.
6. You can estimate about 300 miles for each pilot.
7. After your message comes back up, click on "Map This Request" in red, top left. This will bring up pilot and volunteer information along the route. To just get the pilots (not so cluttered), instead of clicking on "Map This Request" click on the last link on that line, "Other Mapping Options", then the first link for the pilots.
8. I have found that it is quicker to send out individual e-mails to pilots. They respond faster to e-mails. Scroll down on the left until the little airplane symbol appears next to a username. These are the pilots. The blue balloons are foster volunteers. I just start with the first pilot's username and click on it. This brings up their profile on the right.
9. Click on "View Profile" This will list their e-mail address bottom left.
10. Click on that and send them an e-mail. In the subject line be sure to put PilotsNPaws Request-Beginning Point to Ending Point.
11. I usually word my message like this: Hi, We need to get (dog's name) from ______to ______ to a rescue. (Dog's name) weighs __ pounds. Can you help with this mission? (You could also add if you have a time frame in mind).
12. List your contact info, name, e-mail, phone numbers, rescue affiliation, etc.
13. Copy what you have written before you send it. I always keep notes as to who I send the e-mails to because it's easy to get confused.
14. Then go to the next pilot on the list, follow the same procedure and when you get to the message of your e-mail, just paste in what you have written before. This makes it go much faster.
15. For long trips, you will need to find two or more pilots to fly separate legs of the trip. This takes more coordination and is harder to accomplish, but not impossible. You can estimate about 300 miles for each pilot, so if you have a 1,000 mile trip, you might get it done with 3, but it might take 4. It depends on the pilot and how far he is willing to go. After you hear back from a pilot, ask them how far they could cover. Once you have a pilot that can do one leg, start sending out e-mails to pilots listed along the other part of the route to cover whichever portions you still need. And in your e-mail, tell them you have a pilot for one leg from where to where. I just keep e-mailing pilots. Sometimes I'll send out 10-20 e-mails. Eventually, I'll get an answer that someone can do it. Sometimes I'll get several replies. And sometimes I have to go back to the list and send out more.
16. Once you have a pilot, then you can work personally with that pilot. PNP will furnish free crates and harnesses to pilots if they just request them from co-founder Deborah Boies at firstname.lastname@example.com
17. Someone needs to meet the pilot at the airport with the dog and someone has to be there to meet the plane to pick up the dog. The pilot will need everyone's cell numbers.
18. After I have everyone's contact information and the trip is set, I send an e-mail to all parties involved and give them the information they need to successfully complete the trip—pilots and sending and receiving rescuers' names, locations and cell numbers. The pilots will usually call the folks that they will be meeting up with. You can also get the tail numbersof the airplanes and follow their progress on http://flightaware.com/
19. The dog needs to travel ideally with a health certificate or at least proof of rabies vaccine. So tell the sending rescuer to pack a little plastic bag with some dog food, water bottle, a container for the dog to drink out of (like an old cottage cheese container), some paper towels for the pilot in case of accidents or air sickness. And don't feed the dog before flying. Also, if the dog is on medicine, send that with instructions and time of last dose. If you have more than one dog traveling, label the dog with his name and his destination (perhaps adhesive tape to his collar with info written with a sharpie).
20. Keep an eye on your posting by clicking on "View My Posts" at the top of the index page. Sometimes pilots will respond there. Also, when your trip is done, go back and edit your posting by clicking on "edit" and put DONE in the subject line of your posting.
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Taking place in Singapore from 07 to 11 April 2014, CSW Global will bring together hundreds of innovative leaders for an inside look at the collaborative business practices required to flourish in our increasingly connected world.
In a time of unprecedented connectivity, organizations, governments, and billion-dollar industries are embracing the crowd. This new business environment is all about efficiency, openness, and shared value. The transformations taking place are shaping the future: Finance and investing are being flipped bottom-up with crowdfunding. Big data and citizen science are enabling new advancements. New markets and disruptive business models are emerging based on the sharing economy. Brands are collaborating and co-creating with their consumers.
The number of companies & government agencies engaging in some form of crowdsourcing continues to grow exponentially, and there has never been a better time for organisations to capitalise on such growth opportunities. CSW Global is set to help business leaders remain at the forefront in the evolving digital landscape and prepare their organisations for the era of crowd-driven business.
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For one week in April, innovators and business leaders from across the world will converge in Singapore to exchange the best ideas and practices related to crowdsourcing and crowdfunding. Whether crowdsourcing is a term that's sparked your curiosity or a practice you use every day, the agenda at CSW Global will inspire you with new ideas, insights, and skills to embrace these new approaches and business models.
The Kickoff
Monday, April 07The week opens with a festive gala where you can forge connections with some of crowdsourcing's brightest minds, while enjoying tasty beverages and hors d'oeuvres. The event is open to Full Access Pass holders, speakers and special invitees.
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Tuesday, April 08 - Thursday, April 10Expect to come away with new ideas, insightful research and fresh knowledge. With a unique focus for each day of sessions, CSW brings together perspectives from a wide range of sectors that will have you thinking in new ways and ripe to take action.
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Friday, April 11The interactive crowdfunding workshop is designed to give you direct access to some of the most experienced and renowned talents in crowdfunding.
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WILMINGTON, North Carolina - The UNCW Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is once again partnering with the local chapter of the American Red Cross to conduct the 11TH Annual Colonial Athletic Association Blood Challenge on Thursday, Sept. 20, at Trask Coliseum.
The blood drive runs from 11 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. and donors will receive a UNCW-American Red Cross T-shirt and free pizza, and have an opportunity to win a $3,000 gift card.
The challenge was introduced in 2002 by the CAA's presidents to emphasize the critical importance of giving blood. Each conference institution designates one day during the fall term to conduct a campus-wide blood drive. With the assistance of local blood service centers, a count is kept of all individuals who donate blood on that day. Based on those numbers, the CAA determines a winner and presents a trophy to that institution.
The event is part of the annual competition conducted by the CAA between the league's 12 schools. It has raised 32,106 units of blood over the past decade, helping to save 96,318 lives.
"We're very pleased to participate again in this wonderful community service initiative by the CAA," said Jimmy Bass, UNCW's athletic director. "There are so many people who need blood and so few donors. This is just one small way we can help those who need our help so badly."
The Seahawks contributed 188 units of blood of the 5,287 total units collected last year. Delaware won the challenge for the fifth time in 2011 with 1,086 actual donors, which resulted in 1,083 productive units of blood collected.
The Red Cross Carolinas Blood Services Region provides blood to 103 hospitals and needs to have 1,600 people give blood and platelets each day to meet hospital demand. Accident victims, as well as patients with cancer, sickle cell disease, blood disorders and other illnesses, receive lifesaving transfusions daily.
To schedule an appointment to donate, visit redcrossblood.org and enter sponsor code "CAA" or call Michelle Waters at 910-254-3558.
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9/11/03 190 units collected
9/16/04 174 units collected
12/1/05 127 units collected (rescheduled)
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Warroad - Adrian C. Olson, 87, of Warroad and formerly of Badger, died on March 18 at Kittson Memorial Nursing Home in Hallock.
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Li Na Couldn't ask for a better result!
Sharapova, 2-6, 2-6
Li Na Couldn't ask for a better result!
Sharapova, 2-6, 2-6
Excellent performance by Li. She never looked back from the first point.
And Li Na makes it into the final! My bet is still on Azarenka if she makes it past Stephens; if Stephens makes it through, it's anyone's guess...
Strange how Maria looked ill at ease throughout today's match - you'd think with the H2H against Li so stacked in her favour that'd she feel more comfortable.
Poor Maria, she didn't have her game tonight.
Congrats to Li Na! I quite enjoy watching her tennis as well and she was definitely terrific tonight.
Now I need to start praying for Roger against Murray tomorrow.
A Na-Azarenka final is 50/50 if it happens IMO. I wouldnt be surprised with either outcome. Their h2H history is pretty mixed. One thing about the matchup though is Na will probably win or lose the match. There is no question she has the bigger game of the two, but Azarenka has the steadier one.
And Sharapova did just what I said she has done so many times. Stormed her way through the draw to drop to her first real test. That is embarrassing to go through 5 rounds only losing 9 games and then you lose 2-6 2-6? Ouch.
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Li Na is FIERCE. I am not surprised she kicked Screamer's bony butt. I want Stephens to make the final. Please let it happen. We'd have a rather quiet non-screaming final, always a good thing...
Wow, Djokovic is slaughtering Ferrer in their semi-final.
I hear outside a million panicking birds, and know even out there comfort is done with; it has shattered even the stars, this creature at last come home to me.
I say do away with the injury timeout. It is abused too often (like Vika's convenient 10 minute injury timeout after being broken when serving for the match). If a player is injured, deal with it or forfeit the match.
I think Vika being singled out for it is very annoying. Is it unsportsmanlike? Probably. But the medical personnel made the ultimate call so they kust have felt it was necessary. So many players -including Nadal and Djokovic - that singling her out just makes ne think the media needs a story now that all the americans aee out.
It is possible the media, fans, and journalists want Na to win the final so they are looking for an excuse to turn unfairly and to an otherwise unjustifiable extreme against Azarenka in the final. Who knows.
LOL! I was simply voicing my personal opinion. I didn't know it had become such a big story! Here's one:
THE world's top player Victoria Azarenka last night declined to apologize to rising star Sloane Stephens after taking a questionable injury time-out at a crucial time in their Australian Open semi-final.
Azarenka is a vastly more experienced player than 19-year-old Stephens - 29 grand slam appearances to seven.
But she denied gamesmanship of any type by asking for medical help for a breathing problem in the middle of a clutch of match points.
Azarenka is trying to defend both her Australian Open title and the No 1 world ranking.
But the 23-year-old did agree her timing was unfortunate as it came after she had failed to convert five match points in the tenth game of the second set when leading 5-4.
"The timing, yeah, it was bad," Azarenka said. "The game before that when I lost my service, it kept getting worse," she said.
"I thought I would have to play through it and keep calm. But it just got worse. I had to do it.
"I had to unlock my rib, which was causing my back problem. You know, the (WTA) trainer said, 'We have to go off court to treat that'. I just didn't really want to take off my dress on the court."
In two post-match interviews by broadcast rights holders Seven Network and ESPN, Azarenka mentioned how she felt overwhelmed by nerves. She did not mention her back, which led critics to imply she had taken the medical time-out as a ploy to distract Stephens.
In the next game, Stephens served to try to stay in the match. But on Azarenka's sixth match point the young American netted a backhand and it was all over 6-1 6-4.
Wearing a T-shirt bearing the slogan "Kiss My Fast" in the post-match press conference, Azarenka said the discrepancy in her answers came down to a "simple misunderstanding".
"You know what, I think I just really misunderstood what she asked me because the question was 'I had few difficulties' and why I went off. I completely thought of a different thing," she said.
Azarenka did say she should have sought medical attention earlier in the set. But she did not feel the need to apologise to Stephens.
"Apology? I don't know if that's apology. For the timing, I cannot be in control how long it takes to fix my injury," she said.
"As I said, they wanted to take two medical time-outs, for the knee and for that. But I wanted to take one because I wanted to go back on court."
Azarenka had been hopping along the baseline in the third game of the second set after running hard to retrieve a Stephens shot. She limped on it again two games later but did not call for the WTA trainer or doctor.
For her part Stephens, who had beaten Serena Williams in Wednesday's quarter-final, said she was not affected by the time-out and didn't really care what the reasons were for it.
"It's happened to me before. If it was one of my friends, I would say, 'Oh my God, that sounds like a PP', which is a personal problem," Stephens said. "Other than that, it's just unfortunate."
Stephens' coach David Nainkin was more direct.
"I thought it was very unfair, cheating within the rules," he told newspaper USA Today."It was unsportsmanlike.
Nainkin said the rules needed to be changed if authorities found Azarenka's actions legitimate.
"Sloane sat out there for 10 minutes while someone saves match points," he said. "It's momentum swings. That's part of the sport. You have 90 seconds on the changeover and you have to deal with what just happened. That's tennis. She had 10 minutes to go inside and regroup. It's not fair."
The pair, who share manager John Tobias, had not spoken since all the drama unfolded, Stephens said. It was the first time they had met in a WTA match.
"But I'm sure I'll see her," Stephens said. "Of course, I love Vikka and we share the same agent. We actually are pretty good friends. I'm sure I'll see her and we'll talk about it."
The Florida teenager did remark that she found it strange that "a breathing problem" should be used for a time-out.
"You just get an oxygen tank or something. I don't know. You got to figure it out," she said smiling, before adding: "I hope she wins the final, so I hope if that's the case she should figure it out."
i dont think her time out was permissible under the rules either. but i dont think she's the first player to do it.
i wonder how much the US commentators would care if it was an american who did it.
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
I totally agree that many players have abused the rule, which is why I say get rid of it.
Interesting that during the Sharapova/Li Na match, the commentators mentioned that it was a battle of the two women are currently making the most money from endorsements.
Given the fact she has only won one GS title almost two years ago, I was surprised that she has that many endorsements. I guess it's a reflection of the times and shows how badly some of these companies want to get into the Chinese market.
She is the only successful Chinese tennis player and China is a land of billions of people. Of course there is tons of money to be made for her, probably even if she never won a GS but was just consistently a top player. Not as much, of course, but I bet she would have still made a lot.
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Vika did not do this in the Jamie Hampton match a few days ago. She did not do this in her matches last season at the FO, Wimbledon or USO, so why would she do this now if folks beleive she's such a poor sport.
Regarding Rafa, it's pretty obvious that Rafa's knee issues were and are serious. His body will not be able to take the punishment of his game for more than 2 or 3 years, imo.
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(Greek, Italian, Mediterranean, Middle East, Seafood, Bistro)
"Sophisticated but casual in a Bistro setting with cuisines of the Mediterranean, as well as classic...