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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy and Thomas Bjorn each shot 7-under 65 to share the lead after the second round of the Dubai Desert Classic.
McIlroy made seven birdies on Friday -- including a chip-in on No. 8. He overtook first-round leader Rafael Cabrera-Bello with a 13-under total of 131.
Bjorn ran off five birdies on the back nine.
Cabrera-Bello (69) is a shot back of the leaders.
Fourth-ranked Martin Kaymer (67) made a hole-in-one on 16 to trail by two strokes. Third-ranked Lee Westwood (65) birdied his last three holes to reach 10 under.

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7Quotables: Rob Kardashian Thinks He Is Better Than His Sisters
"I'm so proud of my sisters, but I'll be married before I have a baby."
- Rob Kardashian discusses his own plans of parenthood, forgets about the time that he knocked up some girl who later had a miscarriage.
See, this is interesting for a couple reasons. For one, whatever, Rob Kardashian. That bit about the miscarriage is true, by the way: he hooked up with some girl, some random casual thing, and he didn't use protection, and she got pregnant. It was on Khloe and Lamar even. So that seems kind of an insensitive comment, doesn't it?
And we all know that Kourtney has two kids with her dude, and even though they're not married, and even though her dude is kind of an asshole, they're still in a committed relationship. It's really not that big a deal.
But we all also know that Rob said this as a comment on Kim's pregnancy, and because of that, his comment just doesn't make any sense. As the lovely commenter Mercy (hey, lady!) explained, Kim is married. Like, duh! The baby isn't going to be born out of wedlock (side note: will that make Kris Humphries the baby's stepfather?)! Everything's fine!
Man, 2013 looks so cool from here.
January 2, 2013 at 2:30 pm by Emily
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Wonder if this hurts Kim's divorce case: You know, she's now pregnant by Kanye even though she's married to Kris. I can only hope he drags her divorce case throughout her pregnancy, then forces her to testify in court while she's even fatter than normal.
Battle of high moral standards, kartrashian style..!!!..
So I don't know about US law, but is Kris going to be the lawful father of that baby? I was wondering about that the other day.
Nah, the lawful father is the one written on the baby's birth certificate. Fatherhood isn't attributed to the husband automatically.
What a diccccckkkkkkkkkkk.
Some states do automatically make the presumption that the husband is the father. Then the husband has to take steps to prove, in the immortal words of Mr. Maury Povich, he is not the father!


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HOUSTON (AP) — Republican gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott is signaling unease with Gov. Rick Perry's signature job-creation programs and believes a prosecutorial office is needed to continue investigating state corruption.
It was among the sharpest contrasts that Abbott, the Texas attorney general, has made against his longtime GOP ally in his bid for Perry's seat.
Abbott told The Associated Press on Monday that Texas needs to cease "picking winners and losers" in business. He stopped short of saying he would end the Texas Enterprise Fund and Emerging Technology Fund.
But asked if the programs have been successful, Abbott declined to assess the impact.
Abbott says the state also needs a public integrity unit. Perry stripped funding for the office after the Travis County district attorney refused to resign following a drunken driving arrest.


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July 26, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
GALLOWAY, N. J. – The first full day of July's final Live Period took place yesterday and NBE Sports was back in South Jersey for Live In AC.
We had a chance to see several more teams in action as well as catch a few quality squads for the second day in a row.
Ernest Aflakpui had a nice outing for the We R 1 16s squad. The 6-foot-9 center out of Archbishop Carroll (PA) has a big body with a good overall build and he plays hard. Aflakpui, a class of 2015 prospect, runs the floor very well and looks to contest shots. He is not a great athlete, but can swat some shots.
Levan Alston of Team Final Blue 16s may well have been the best player of the day. The 6-foot-3 combo guard scored at will, dropping 30 points on Team Takeover in the semifinals. Alston has a nice feel for the game, gets in the lane and comes from a basketball family, as his dad played at Temple. The class of 2015 recruit does need to get a bit stronger, but he grabs defensive rebounds and also score in the paint, as he is comfortable with his back to the basket.
Princeton-commit Amir Bell has a chance to be a star in the Ivy League. A class of 2014 prospect from East Brunswick (NJ), Bell has nice size for a player who can play some point, at 6-foot-4. More of a combo guard, Bell does need to show he can shoot the ball consistently. He is a bit thin, but is a solid athlete who can defend multiple positions.
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July 26, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
GALLOWAY, N.J. – Isaiah Briscoe has been considered one of the top players in America in the class of 2015 for quite some time now, and his offer list is evidence of that.
Speaking at Live In AC, Briscoe said he holds offers from Arizona, Florida, Seton Hall, Rutgers, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, DePaul, Miami, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio State, UCLA, Villanova, Syracuse, Florida State, Virginia, and others.
Briscoe listed Kentucky and Duke as two schools recruiting him that have yet to offer.
The class of 2015 prospect discussed what schools are coming at him the hardest right now.
"Arizona, Florida's coming at me pretty hard," Briscoe said, "Syracuse of course, Seton Hall wants me to stay home, Pittsburgh."
Briscoe also talked about just what it is that he is looking for in his future college program.
"I want to play my freshman year. I'm looking for somewhere I could play at least 25-plus minutes," Briscoe said. "And I'm going to compete wherever I go, so I want the ball in my hands as a freshman and I just want the coach to trust me on the court and just believe that I could run a team."
The 6-foot-3 point guard went on to discuss the visits he has taken thus far.
"Arizona, I've visited to Arizona twice. I've visited Syracuse of course," Briscoe said. "I've visited Virginia. I think I'm going to visit Florida in August, I don't know yet."
Brioscoe said he does not have any other trips planned besides the one to Florida.
As for his timetable for a commitment, Briscoe said, "I have to figure out what high school I'm going to first."
After attending St. Benedict's (NJ) his first two years of high school, Briscoe will be transferring next year.
Asked where things stand with where he is headed, Briscoe said, "I don't know, I was going to go to Findlay [Prep], but something else happened."
Of the Nevada powerhouse, Briscoe added, "They said they ran out of room or something like that."
Briscoe said Our Savior New American (NY) and Pope John XXIII (NJ) are two of the schools he is considering. His father also noted that they will be taking a visit to Union Catholic (NJ) on Tuesday.
The rising junior also said that he will "most likely" take a visit out to Brewster Academy (NH).
Briscoe went on to shed some light on his high school decision.
"I kind of want to start my own path and just do my own thing instead of following a trend and doing what everybody else is doing," Briscoe said.
The Garden State prospect feels he could accomplish that at a few different schools in the area.
"Any local school, I think that I would be starting my own path because all the ranked guys are going to go to Huntington [Prep in West Virginia or] Findlay and everywhere else," Briscoe said. "So I think I can do something locally and maybe win a couple championships in my state."
As for when he will have his choice made, Briscoe said, "Probably when I come back from Vegas, within three days from that I will know what school I'm going to."
July 25, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
GALLOWAY, N.J. – The third and final Live Period of July is underway and NBE Sports is back on the road.
On Wednesday, we took in the action at The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey for the Live In AC event.
The way Abdul-Malik Abu has played this summer despite fasting for Ramadan is extremely impressive. The 6-foot-7 power forward has shown no signs of exhaustion and played quite well. A class of 2014 recruit, Abu is a powerful player with a good build who moves well on the hardwood. The Kimball Union Academy (NH) prospect can throw down some major one-handed dunks, is fairly active on defense and can be vocal at times on the court. The Expressions Elite standout has really improved as a player over the past year, and even the past couple months.
Eric Anderson of The Haverford School (PA) is a player who simply knows how to get the job done. A 6-foot-6 small forward who runs with the Jersey Shore Warriors, Anderson has a pretty solid build and can shoot the ball some. He works in the post well and is capable of sliding to the four if needed. Anderson, a class of 2014 prospect, plays hard and also showed the ability to provide a bit of assistance at the point guard position.
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July 23, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
WASHINGTON – The 2013 Nike Global Challenge featured just one native New Yorker who actually goes to high school in the Empire State: Khadeen Carrington.
NBE Sports caught up with the class of 2014 prospect on the final day of the event to talk about his recruitment and his game.
Carrington listed scholarship offers from Connecticut, St. John's, Wake Forest, and Seton Hall. He said Virginia is another showing interest in him, as well as others he could not recall.
At this point in time, there are no schools standing out to Carrington.
"No, no favorites," he said. "I'm just weighing my options right now, [I will] see what's best for me."
UConn and St. John's are the only two schools Carrington said he has visited so far. He is looking to take a visit to Cincinnati next month, noting, "It's planned already, I just got to confirm it with the coach."
Carrington went on to share just what it is that he would like to find in the place he will call home after high school.
"I'm looking for great coaches," Carrington said, "great people to be around, somewhere I could develop my game."
The 6-foot-2 shooting guard also has a certain style of play that he would like to be a part of at the next level.
"Yeah, I like to go up and down," Carrington said. "I like to play in the open court. That's how I get most of my buckets."
One thing that will not play much of a part of Carrington's college selection is where a school is located.
"If somewhere far is the best situation for me, I'll go," Carrington said. "It's not really a factor for me."
Carrington went on to share whether he plans on creating a shorter list of schools at some point before he goes ahead and makes his college decision.
"Yeah, I'm going to cut my list down, Carrington said. "I plan on committing before the school season, probably get it out of the way."
The rising senior would like to sign his paperwork in the early period and talked about why that is the case.
"So I could stay focused," Carrington explained, "not have to worry about visiting schools, anything like that."
Asked if there are any coaches he has developed the best relationships with so far, Carrington responded, "No, all the coaches I talk to right now, they're pretty cool."
There are a few schools in particular that Carrington has noticed following him the most on the circuit this month.
"In July, Cincinnati, Seton Hall has been there a lot, Wake Forest," Carrington said. "That's three that's been watching me a lot."
Carrington also spent some time discussing the type of player he is on the hardwood.
"Getting to the rim," Carrington said of his primary strength. "I like to get out in the open court, get fouls, go to the foul line. I like to go up and down."
As for the other side of spectrum said, "The weakest is having a consistent jump shot. I got to work on that in August, getting ready for the season."
Carrington also shared what he is doing to improve his jumper.
"I take shots every day, take shots on the gun, shots off the dribble," Carrington said. "That's what I do."
Finally, Carrington discussed what it meant to him to wear the red, white and blue of the United States at the Nike Global Challenge.
"It means a lot, a lot of great players wore the USA colors and I'm just another one," Carrington said. "It's a great opportunity."
July 22, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
WASHINGTON – The Nike Global Challenge came to a close on Saturday, with USA West winning 98-95 over USA South to take the crown.
NBE Sports was in the house to take in the action from three of the day's four games. While there, we put together some observations of players in attendance, tracked what coaches were in the gym and talked to a few players for recruiting updates.
Due to his religious beliefs and practices, Abdul-Malik Abu is fasting from sunrise to sunset during the July Live Periods for Ramadan. Despite playing without eating or drinking, the 6-foot-8 power forward was productive and showed off a quality motor. A class of 2014 recruit from Kimball Union Academy (NH), Abu has a good build and is tough in the post. Abu, who was playing for Team Pan-Africa, also showed that he has some ability to step out and shoot the ball, even if that is not his forte.
Indiana-commit James Blackmon of Bishop Luers (IN) was easily one of the best shooters at the entire event. An elite marksman from beyond the arc, the 6-foot-2 shooting guard is lethal when left open. Blackmon, a class of 2014 prospect, can get hot in a hurry and is capable of putting on a show when he is in the groove, as he was on Saturday for Team USA Midwest.
Bonzie Colson of St. Andrew's (RI) is an undersized power forward at 6-foot-5, but he can flat our produce. The class of 2014 recruit was pretty productive for Team USA East and displayed the ability to score down low. His thick build helps him make up for what he lacks in height and he can use his frame to his advantage.
July 19, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
HYATTSVILLE, Md. – The Big Shots All-American Camp at DeMatha Catholic High School features some talented players from all over the country.
NBE Sports was there to take in the action on Thursday and got to see eight of the 10 teams play as well as noticed quite a few college coaches in the gym.
Darian Bryant of St. John's College HS (DC) may not have a true position, but is best suited as a small forward right now. Regardless of what spot he plays, the 6-foot-4 class of 2014 prospect brings great effort when he steps on the floor and is a strongly built player. Bryant attacks the cup well and runs the floor adeptly. He needs to show he can shoot it consistently, but he did knock down at least one 3-pointer in the game we saw.
Class of 2014 prospect Lloyd Burgess might be limited athletically, but he has a big frame, quality height and he plays pretty hard. The 6-foot-10 center from the Christ School (NC) works around the rim and can get some points down low.
Kiair Crouch, a class of 2014 recruit, is a pretty quick player who can get in the lane and attacks the rim adeptly off the dribble. The 5-foot-10 point guard from Columbia (GA) has a pretty solid build and also showed he can hit a pull-up 3-pointer in transition.
Trevor Dunbar of St. Ignatius (CA) is only 5-foot-9, but the class of 2014 prospect is a nice player. The point guard has a thick build that helps him make up for being undersized a bit. Additionally, he accelerated well and does a good job of getting into the lane.
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July 18, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
KING OF PRUSSIA, Pa. – With one Live Period in the books, the second of the month got underway yesterday night. NBE Sports was in the house at the Competitive Edge Sports Complex for The Hoop Group Summer Classic East.
While there, we had the chance to see five games featuring teams from the Northeast and took down some notes on player performances as well as tracked what college coaches were in the gym.
Bryce Aiken checks in at just 5-foot-9, but the class of 2016 prospect is a player. Aiken, who runs with the Team Scan 16s, is pretty quick and can get to the cup off the dribble. He is a crafty player who is capable of shooting it from long range some. Aiken is reportedly transferring to The Patrick School (NJ) for his sophomore year.
Mike Auger of the Mass Rivals is someone who certainly looks the part of a player when he is on the hardwood. The 6-foot-6 forward has a great build and fairly long arms. Auger, a class of 2014 prospect, needs to work on polishing up his overall skill set.
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July 16, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – If Chinanu Onuaku's last name rings a bell, well, it should.
The class of 2014 prospect is the younger brother of former Syracuse standout Arinze Onuaku.
However, the Riverdale Baptist (MD) prospect said that Syracuse is not involved in his recruitment.
As for who is recruiting him, Onuaku listed scholarship offers from Seton Hall, DePaul, Xavier, Virginia Tech, Cincinnati, Maryland, Kansas State, Rutgers, George Mason, Pittsburgh and Miami.
The 6-foot-10 center claims no favorites right now, but does know what he is looking for in a school.
"Good education," Onuaku began, "good coaching staff, a winning program and that I'll be able to play early."
Location will not be a factor for Onuaku, who said that Xavier, DePaul and Seton Hall are coming at him the hardest. He noted that there is no coach in particular with whom he has the best relationship.
Thus far, Onuaku has been on unofficial visits to Maryland, Seton Hall and Georgetown. He has no other trips planned at this point.
As for his timetable for a commitment, Onuaku remarked, "Probably in the middle of the season or after the season."
Onuaku also spent some time talking about his game and noted that he sees himself as either a power forward or a center.
Regarding his chief strength as a player, Onuaku said, "My defense, my blocking and my defensive rebounding."
On the other hand, Onuaku said that he thinks his hook shot is likely the primary weakness he has on the court.
The rising senior also discussed his summer, beginning with his experience at the Reebok Breakout Classic.
"It's been good, it's been long," Onuaku said on day two. "We're tired right now, but we still got to play through it and get W's."
Onuaku, who wound up being named to the camp all-star game, shared his goals for the month.
"Just to get better in all aspects of the game and help my team, [DC Assault], win in tournaments," Onuaku said.
July 15, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The 2013 Reebok Breakout Classic came to an end on Friday and NBE Sports was in attendance yet again.
Each team played three games and we were able to see nine of them in action. The day was capped off by a fast-paced, high-scoring all-star game at night.
Chris Clover is a class of 2015 shooting guard from St. Joseph's Prep (PA) who possesses a quality frame. The 6-foot-4 rising junior has a pretty nice looking stroke and can connect from beyond the arc.
Jeremiah Jefferson of Kennedale (TX) is player who finds ways to produce could have made a strong case for being in the all-star game. A 6-foot-2 scoring combo guard, Jefferson is a quality shooter who is capable of getting his points from all three levels.
The main thing that elite 2015 small forward Derrick Jones needs to do is add a consistent jump shot to his arsenal. The 6-foot-5 prospect from Archbishop Carroll (PA) did knock down a couple of 3-pointers on Friday, though. However, his calling card is still clearly his elite athleticism. Jones is tough to keep out of the paint, has good body control, uses the baseline well, and is a big-time dunker.
Trayvond Massenburg, a 6-foot-8 power forward from local Vaux (PA), is a player who is capable of scoring in the paint and also has the ability to step out and shoot it some. The class of 2014 prospect has a frame that should be able to add some muscle.
Emmanuel Mudiay was co-MVP of the all-star game and deservedly so. The 6-foot-5 point guard from Prime Prep (TX) got to the rim at will and was basically impossible to stop off the bounce. The class of 2014 recruit has superb body control at the rim and is a major athlete overall.
Future Maryland Terrapin Jared Nickens of the Westtown School (PA) has really broadened his offensive game over the past year. A 6-foot-6 class of 2014 prospect who can play shooting guard or small forward, Nickens has really improved his ability to score off the bounce. He possesses a nice shooting stroke, as noted in the Day I recap, and has a pretty smooth game.
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by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – Wade Baldwin of St. Joseph's Metuchen (NJ) is one of the best players in the Garden State in the class of 2014.
A 6-foot-3 combo guard, Baldwin took the time to speak with NBE Sports about his recruitment while at the Reebok Breakout Classic.
Baldwin said that he holds offers from Virginia Tech, Rutgers, Seton Hall, and Minnesota.
The rising senior, who claims no favorites, listed USC, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech, Seton Hall, Rutgers, and Georgia Tech as the programs coming at him the hardest. He also mentioned that UConn is involved in his recruitment.
Asked if there are one or two schools pursuing him the most vigorously, Baldwin replied, "No, it's pretty much all together [even], so they said expect an offer from them and all that. So, we'll see."
Baldwin said that a school's location is "not at all" a factor for him in his recruitment, but talked about what he is looking for in a college.
"Just a player and coach relationship," Baldwin began, "good campus life and somewhere that's going to set me up for the following years."
Although his relationship with coaches is vital to him, he said there is "no one in particular" with whom he has developed the strongest bond.
Baldwin said he has been on unofficial visits to Rutgers, Seton Hall, Virginia Tech, and West Virginia, adding, "that's all I remember right now."
He has yet to take any official trips, but plans to change that in the near future.
"I'm doing all the officials in August," Baldwin said, adding that he does not have any scheduled.
Baldwin did say that he knows where he would like to visit unofficial, but would not reveal the names.
"That's a secret right now," Baldwin said.
With the first July Live Period just getting underway, Baldwin also talked about what his goals for the summer are.
"Just making my teammates better," Baldwin said, "obviously picking up more looks for myself and improving in everything in my game."
Baldwin said of the strongest points of his game, "I think [they are] attacking the basket and distributing the ball."
As for his chief weakness, he did not want that to be known, saying, "I don't want to give that out."
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – Derrick Jones of Archbishop Carroll (PA) has established himself as an elite forward prospect in the nation's crop of rising juniors.
A 6-foot-5 small forward with big-time athletic ability, Jones has offers from some top-level programs.
While at the Reebok Breakout Classic, Jones said he has been extended scholarship offers by Kentucky, Kansas, Syracuse, Villanova, Temple, Rutgers, St. Joe's, Penn State, Kansas State, and Seton Hall.
Jones said that the offer from Kansas "came like two weeks ago" and the one from Kentucky came on around Wednesday.
The class of 2015 prospect talked about what it means to garner offers from those types of programs.
"It means a lot knowing now I can play at any type of level," Jones said. "Just going up there, if I wanted to I could go to Kentucky or Kansas or Syracuse or a school like that."
Jones said he does not think there are any schools recruiting him that have yet to offer and also noted that he has does not have any favorites.
As for what he is looking for in a school, Jones remarked, "A big fan base, a good coaching staff and a big facility."
The lone visit that Jones said he has been on thus far was a trip to Temple about two months ago.
"It was great," Jones said of the Temple visit, "just going out, seeing the campus and everything, talking to the coaches."
Jones said he does not think he has any additional trips scheduled right now and also is without a timetable for a commitment.
The Keystone State prospect also spent some time talking about his game, beginning with his chief strength on the hardwood, which he said is "probably getting to the basket."
As for his main weakness, he said, "Probably my jump shot," and went on to talk about what he is doing to improve that.
"I'm in the gym up at St. Andrew's [in Delaware] with a shooting machine," Jones said.
Jones said that he compares his game to that of recent NBA Draft lottery pick Michael Carter-Williams and explained why.
"Because he's lanky, he's like 6'6, 6'7 and he can get to the basket," Jones said.
The high flying wing also talked about his experience at the Reebok Breakout Classic.
"It's great, just having to play against all the top players and some of the top players in the country," Jones said, "just going out there and playing."
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The Reebok Breakout Classic rolled along all day Thursday and NBE Sports had the opportunity to see 10 of the 12 teams in action on the day.
As was the case on Wednesday night, some lesser known players made noise and some top recruits also showed what they can do.
Future Louisville Cardinal Shaqquan Aaron showed why he is one of the best wings in the nation in the class of 2014. A 6-foot-8 small forward out of Rainier Beach (WA), Aaron is a high-level scorer who poured in 29 points in the morning game and kept playing well after that. Although thin, Aaron is very long, has a smooth game and is a quality athlete. He does a nice job in transition and is a tough player to keep out of the paint. Aaron even showed the ability to play some point guard.
Not many players in the class of 2015 are smoother on the court than Dwayne Bacon. A 6-foot-6 prospect who can play anywhere from the one to the three, Bacon has a really good frame and does a nice job of finishing at the rim, even in traffic. Bacon, who is headed to IMG Academy (FL), is a good athlete with quality body control who can knock down the midrange pull-up.
Jacobi Boykins of Lakewood (FL) is an impressive all-around offensive player. The 6-foot-5 class of 2014 shooting guard is a bit thin and needs to add some bulk, but he is a solid athlete with good bounce. Boykins is a quality shooter with a nice looking stroke who can also score at the rim some.
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July 11, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
PHILADELPHIA – The first of three July Live Periods tipped off last night and NBE Sports was in the City of Brotherly Love for the Reebok Breakout Classic. Over 100 players made their way to Philadelphia University for the camp and the first night featured three sets of games.
NBE Sports focused on the games on court one on the opening night and got to see half the teams in action, allowing us to put together notes on quite a few players.
Eric Carter, a 6-foot-9 power forward from Jackson Memorial (NJ), is surprisingly good in transition for a post player. The class of 2014 recruit has a big frame and is adept at drawing fouls, but does have to do some work on finishing. However, he did have a game-high 16 points.
Noah Blackwell of Woodcreek (CA) may not be a big name on a national level, but the class of 2015 prospect is a nice talent. The 6-foot-1 point guard is a solid all-around player who can help his team in a number of ways and has shooting ability.
Class of 2014 combo guard Jeremiah Jefferson of Triple A Academy (TX) showed some major scoring ability. The 6-foot-2 combo guard had the highest point total on Court One on Wednesday, finishing with 18. He can shoot from beyond the arc and simply finds ways to produce.
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June 17, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
By Matt Whitfield, Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA)'s 20th Anniversary of the NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp kicked off Wednesday at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville and concluded over the weekend. Media was allowed to begin attending sessions on Thursday and NBE was back on the road and in attendence.
The NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp was created by the NBPA in 1994 to assist elite high school student-athletes in the development of their basketball and life skills. Throughout the last 20 years, the Camp has grown into one of the most highly touted and renowned camps of its kind and has seen hundreds of its participants go on to successful NBA careers. You can follow the camp on Twitter @Top100Camp and be sure to follow @NBESports for all of our updates as well.
To close our recruiting updates, NBE caught up with Craig Victor, Satchel Pierce, Khadeem Lattin, Abdul-Malik Abu, Brandone Francis, Skal Labissiere, Chinanu Onuaku, Kevon Looney, Trevon Blueitt and Trayvon Reed, which you can see below…
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By Matt Whitfield, Mid-Atlantic Recruiting Analyst
The National Basketball Players Association (NBPA)'s 20th Anniversary of the NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp kicked off Wednesday at the University of Virginia's John Paul Jones Arena in Charlottesville. Media was allowed to begin attending sessions on Thursday and NBE was back on the road and in attendence.
The NBPA Top 100 High School Basketball Camp was created by the NBPA in 1994 to assist elite high school student-athletes in the development of their basketball and life skills. Throughout the last 20 years, the Camp has grown into one of the most highly touted and renowned camps of its kind and has seen hundreds of its participants go on to successful NBA careers. You can follow the camp on Twitter @Top100Camp and be sure to follow @NBESports for all of our updates as well.
In our first Top 100 Camp report yesterday we had recruiting updates on Stephen Zimmerman, Malachi Richardson, Leron Black, Myles Turner, Reid Travis and Devin Robinson. In our second edition, read on below for updates on Thon Maker, Jaquan Lyle, Ja'Quan Newton and MARYLAND-commit Romelo Trimble impressed in his effort…
April 16, 2013 by NBE Blogger · Leave a Comment
by Alex Schwartz
Two of the top uncommitted players in the nation made their commitments while in Chicago for the McDonald's All-American Game and numerous other 2013 prospects also pledged in the past several days.
Elite frontcourt prospect Aaron Gordon of Archbishop Mitty (CA) announced his intentions to attend Arizona for his college ball, per multiple reports. A 6-foot-8 power forward, Gordon is one of the top ranked players in America in the class of 2013. He selected the Wildcats over Kentucky, Oregon and Washington. Gordon is the second McDonald's All-American in Arizona's recruiting class, joining 6-foot-7 small forward Rondae Hollis-Jefferson of Chester (PA).
Keith Frazier of Kimball (TX), the best available shooting guard in the nation, committed to SMU, per his Twitter account. The 6-foot-5 class of 2013 prospect is the first ever McDonald's All-American for the Mustangs, according the game broadcast. Frazier was also considering Texas A&M and Texas Tech, according to Scout.com's Evan Daniels.
The top available class of 2013 guard in the nation, Rysheed Jordan of Vaux (PA), took his name off the board and pledged to St. John's, per multiple reports. Jordan is a 6-foot-3 point guard who selected the Red Storm over Temple and UCLA.
Chris Peak of Panther-Lair.com had the news that Jamel Artis of Notre Dame Prep (MA) committed to Pittsburgh. Artis is a 6-foot-7 combo forward and a fifth-year class of 2013 recruit.
Dominique Hawkins announced his commitment to Kentucky at a press conference at his school, per multiple reports. The 6-foot point guard from Madison Central (KY) is the eighth member of UK's 2013 recruiting class, the second of whom is an in-state prospect.
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Quadri Moore is a prime recruiting target for many current BIG EAST programs and his recruitment is expanding, much like his game. The 6-foot-8, 230-pound power forward out of Linden (NJ) High School is learning this season that simple is sometimes better as he faces more and more attention from the opponents who try to slow him down.
"I am starting to now improve on beating double teams and learning to make the easier plays and passes rather than flashy things," Moore told NBE earlier today on what he is working on the most to improve this season.
When the spring and summer evaluation period rolls around again, you can expect many college coaches to come check out Moore and his talented Sports U teammates on the AAU trail. Moore is a veteran of the sights and sounds of the AAU circuit, so this year he is hoping to make his final season on the circuit counts in the wins and losses column.
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by Alex Schwartz
While the last week or so has not been crazy on the recruiting trail, it has certainly not been as slow as the holiday season. The rundown includes a few high-major programs adding 2013 commitments, a powerhouse getting a 2014 pledge, USA Basketball releasing some big news and more.
We begin with the 2014 pledge, which came from Joel Berry, the No. 20 prospect in the NBE Sports Class of 2014 Post-July Top 75. Berry, a 6-foot-1 point guard from Lake Highland Prep (FL), has popped for North Carolina, per Alex Kline of TheRecruitScoop.com. He is a major pickup for the Tar Heels and is the highest ranked committed player in the NBE Sports 2014 rankings.
Amida Brimah, a 6-foot-11 class of 2013 center committed to UConn, per Coast 2 Coast Hoops. Brimah attends Archbishop Carroll (FL), after transferring over from Monsignor Pace (FL). He is a bit under the radar and fairly raw, but has some definite upside and can really impact the game when he is in the groove.
Jerron Wilbut of St. John's Northwestern Military Academy (WI) is off the board to Seton Hall, according to Adam Zagoria of ZagsBlog.com. Wilbut is a 6-foot-3 class of 2013 shooting guard who is in a post-graduate year after attending Downers Grove South (IL).
Sticking with the news on ZagsBlog.com and the current BIG EAST, Rutgers picked up a commitment from South Kent (Conn.) point guard Shane Rector. The 6-foot-1 Rector is the first commit in the 2013 class for Mike Rice and the Scarlet Knights.
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by Alex Schwartz
HACKENSACK, N.J. – Eight teams made their way to Hackensack (NJ) High School on Sunday for the New Year's Jump-Off. The quartet of games featured only teams from the Garden State, but there was a great deal of talent on display, including a few players headed to high-major programs.
Reggie Cameron of Hudson Catholic is the easy choice of who turned in the day's best performance. The 6-foot-8 small forward dropped 30 points and may well have had more if he shot more the fourth quarter had the game been close. Cameron, ranked No. 62 in the NBE Sports Class of 2013 Post-July Top 125, also grabbed 12 rebounds, distributed the ball well and made his presence felt on defense. A big-time shooter from long range, the future Georgetown Hoya really had his shot going in this game. He has such a smooth stroke and possesses the size to get it off over most defenders. Cameron also scored from midrange and at the rim. The senior even displayed the ability to play the point, which is something he has not really done before. He blocked shots, found open teammates for buckets and was the best low post player in the game, despite being a three man. Cameron led his team to a 70-53 victory over Pope John XXIII and put on in absolute show in his home city of Hackensack.
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Now that the Class of 2013 is able to sign their Letters of Intents to officialy close their recruitment, the Class of 2014 will move more toward the focus of coaches, fans and scouts. The recruitment of the big men in any class is usually the slowest to come into focus, however one talented big man in the Class of 2014 has already gathered a strong following of interested college programs.
6-foot-10, 210-pound Andre Walker caught the eye of NBE reporters a few times last summer on the AAU trail as the Bullis School (MD) prospect was on the circuit with the always talented DC Assault program. Now back in the home environment of his high school, plenty of schools have made contact to let him know they will be following his development.
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Richard Gossage says, "You're always worried about having something like this. It scares you."
Seven years ago, Gossage got the scare of his life when he was diagnosed with type-two diabetes. But he refused to let this chronic disease control him. Richard wanted to take back his health, so he immediately dropped 30-pounds.
"My cook, my wife, takes good care of me. I've been able to control it with out any medicine. I do it through diet and exercise. I've taken control of it," said Gossage.
But diet and exercise weren't enough, and his wife knew it. She wanted her husband to go to Diabetes Connections, a support group offered by Covenant, but Gossage wanted no part of it.
"I fought it tooth and nail. I didn't want to go, but I ended up going. People need to be educated about diabetes. Talk to others. Learn what problems they're having."
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Although he was skeptical at first, Gossage says Diabetes Connections is the final piece to his healthy lifestyle puzzle.
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- B.S., Geology, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
- M.S., Geological Oceanography, Old Dominion University
- Ph.D., Marine Sciences (minor in Statistics), Louisiana State University
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The focus of my research for the past 25 years has been in the field of coastal Marine Geology, with emphasis on the sedimentology and morphology of clastic sedimentary environments and the physical processes that shape their evolution. Specific topics of research include: dynamics of fine-grained sediments; estuarine and deltaic sedimentation; and, beach and shelf processes. Field sites are located along the central North Carolina beaches, lower Neuse River and Pamlico Sound, and in the recent past, in the Mississippi Delta, along the west coast of Korea, and in Lake Malawi in east Africa.
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- Sediment Resuspension and Deposition in the Neuse River Estuary from Flooding Associated with Hurricanes
- Beach Erosion and the Fate of Nourishment Sand: Results of High Resolution Beach and Nearshore Mapping
- Shoal and Channel Migration at the Queen Anne's Revenge Wrecksite: 300 years of Change and Implications to Submerged Artifacts
- Geological and Physical Transport Processes on a Cape-Attached Shoal: Field Observations and Numerical Modeling
Selected Publications
- Conaway, C.A. and J.T. Wells (in press). Aeolian dynamics along scraped shorelines, Bogue Banks, North Carolina. Journal of Coastal Research.
- Park, J-Y. and J.T. Wells (in press). Longshore transport at Cape Lookout, North Carolina: shoal evolution and the regional sediment budget. Journal of Coastal Research.
- Park, J-Y. and J.T. Wells (in press). Spit growth and downdrift erosion: results of longshore transport modeling and morphologic analysis at the Cape Lookout cuspate foreland. Journal of Coastal Research.
- Wells, J.T. and J.E. McNinch, 2003. Role of inlet dynamics in scour and burial of marine artifacts in energetic coastal settings. Proceedings of the 1st International Maritime Heritage Conference. WIT Press, pp. 87-96.
- Borrelli, M. and J.T. Wells, 2002. Sediment bypassing, spit progradation and the Cape Lookout "Jetty". Shore and Beach 70:15-19.
- Roessler, T.S. and J.T. Wells, 2001. Beach changes along eastern Bogue Banks, NC resulting from the 1996 hurricane season. Journal of Coastal Research 17:964-975.
- Wells, J.T. and J.E. McNinch, 2001. Reconstructing shoal and channel configuration in Beaufort Inlet: 300 years of change at the site of Queen Anne's Revenge. Southeastern Geology 40:11-18.
- Recipient of 1998 Distinguished Teaching Award at UNC-Chapel Hill for post-baccalaureate instruction
Professional Memberships
- American Geophysical Union
- American Society of Limnology and Oceangraphy
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I got some trouble with my homework question :
Let $B$ be the unit ball in $\mathbb{R}^d$, and let $T$ be an integral operatpor on $L^2(B)$ with kernel $K(x,y)$.
Suppose that $\sup_x \int_B |K(x,y)|\ dy \leq A$ and $\sup_y \int_B |K(x,y)|\ dx \leq A$ . Show that $\|T\|\leq A$.
Hint: Use the characterisation $$\|T\| = \sup_{\|f\|=\|g\|=1}|\langle Tf , g\rangle|$$ and use Cauchy-Schwarz and the given two conditions on the resulting double integrals.
Suppose that $K(x,y)=|x-y|^{-d+\alpha}$, where $x,y \in B$ and $\alpha>0$. Show that $T$ is a bounded operator on $L^2(B)$.
Show that under the same assumption as in 2) that $T$ is compact.
Hint: Consider the integral operator $T_n$ with kernel $K_n(x,y)= |x-y|^{-d+\alpha}\chi_{|x-y|>\frac 1n},$ where $\chi_{|x-y|>\frac{1}{n}}$ is the characteristic function of the set $\{|x-y|>1/n\}$.
For part (1), my working is \begin{align} ||Tf||^2&= \int_B |Tf(x)|\ ^2dx\\ &= \int_B |\int_BK(x,y)f(y)dy|\ ^2dx\\ &= \int_B |\int_B|K(x,y)|^ {1/2}|K(x,y)|^ {1/2}f(y)dy|\ ^2dx \\ &\leq \int_B (\int_B|K(x,y)|dy)(\int|K(x,y)||f(y)|^2dy)dx \mbox{ (by Cauchy-Schwarz}) \\&\leq \int_B A\int|K(x,y)||f(y)|^2dy)dx \\ &= A\int_B|f(y)|^2\int_BK(x,y)dy\\ &\leq A^2\int_B|f(y)|^2dy\\ &=A^2||f||^2. \end{align}
Hence, by $||Tf||^2$ ≤ $A^2||f||^2$ ,we have ||T||≤ A .
I am not sure if it is right , cus I didn't use the condition $\lVert T\rVert= \sup|(Tf , g)|$ where $\lVert f\rVert=1$ and $\lVert g\rVert= 1$.
For part (2) , I guess if I should show $||k||^2=\int_B \int_B|k(x,y)|dxdy$ is bounded by a finite $C$, then T is bounded by this $C$. However, I don't know how to show this double integral is bounded . I know the fact that in $R^d$, $\int_B1/|x|^{\alpha} $ is finite for $\alpha\leq d$,and escape to infinity otherwise. I guess this fact might be helpful for solving this part.
I don't know how to do (3) either. Guess I have to show $T_n$ converges to $T$ in the operator norm .
Can somebody help me to mend my working and show how to do (2) and (3) ? Thanks in advance.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Senior defense officials say Pentagon chief Leon Panetta is removing the military's ban on women serving in combat, opening hundreds of thousands of front-line positions and potentially elite commando jobs after more than a decade at war.
Panetta's decision gives the military services until January 2016 to seek special exceptions if they believe any positions must remain closed to women.
A senior military official says the services will develop plans for allowing women to seek the combat positions. Some jobs may open as soon as this year. Assessments for others, such as special operations forces, including Navy SEALS and the Army's Delta Force, may take longer.
Panetta's move expands the Pentagon's action nearly a year ago to open about 14,500 combat positions to women, nearly all of them in the Army. This decision could open more than 230,000 jobs, many in Army and Marine infantry units, to women.
In recent years the necessities of war propelled women into jobs as medics, military police and intelligence officers that were sometimes attached - but not formally assigned - to units on the front lines.
Joliet native, Dolores Latham, 27, is a bank employee as a civilian and a tough and passionate Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Army National Guard. She has experienced combat zones first-hand. She says she can now shoot for her dreams of serving on the front-line.
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A 1994 pentagon rule prohibited women from being assigned to smaller ground combat units, however, women have been serving alongside combat units as medics or military police.
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Congresswoman Tammy Duckworth spoke to FOX 32 News over the phone from Washington D.C. She says she chose to become a helicopter pilot in the army because she wanted to service in combat. As a result, she lost both of her legs.
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Staff Sergeant Latham is hoping she'll be in her new combat position by next year.
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The official said the military chiefs must report back to Panetta with their initial implementation plans by May 15. The announcement on Panetta's decision is not expected until Thursday, so the official spoke on condition of anonymity.
Currently, women comprise 14 percent of the 1.4 million active military personnel.
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Sarasota Bayfront house with unobstructed view. Large two-story
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walking distance to the Centre Shops dining and shopping. Nearby St.
Armand's Circle boasts the finest in restaurants, wonderful shops
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The area is a golfer's paradise with over 50 world class golf
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Phone, Air Conditioning, Ceiling fans, Cable TV, VCR, Stereo, CD
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Maker, Cooking utensils provided, Linens provided, Washer, Dryer,
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Golf, Tennis, Fitness Center, Miniature golf, Fishing, Shopping,
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May/June/July/Aug/Dec/Jan .. $1600/week .. $5400/month $1800/wk Christmas & New Year's
Feb/Mar/Apr .. $1800/week .. $6600/month
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After dinner every night of his childhood, Dennis Kordell had to practice the violin. His younger sister, Idee Kwak, remembers with sadness that her brother's tears signaled the end of these sessions.
Their father, an amateur violinist and professional accountant, went to grueling lengths to ensure that his only son would have a superior musical career. Convinced his own childhood training had not been rigorous enough, Kordell's father pushed him to the brink each night – and then pushed a little farther.
"It was over when he cried," said Kwak, now a piano teacher in Austin, Texas. "I was amazed he became a musician."
And yet he did. For nearly 40 years, Kordell played violin for the North Carolina Symphony. He died last month at age 68, leaving a legacy built as much on his kind spirit as his superb musical talents.
"This was the most generous man that I've ever met," said Bruce Ridge, double bassist for the N.C. Symphony and a longtime friend of Kordell. Ridge is also chairman of the North Carolina Symphony Players' Association and the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians.
Among Kordell's most appreciated gestures was his insistence on recording his friends' favorite television shows just in case they were unable to watch them.
Mike Cyzewski, assistant principal clarinetist for the N.C. Symphony, remembers the summer he taught in rural Michigan without cable television. Kordell took it upon himself to mail Cyzewski tapes of all the baseball games of his favorite teams.
"Every other day I got a package of tapes from Dennis," Cyzewski said with a chuckle. It was far more footage than he had time to watch, but the gesture was classic Kordell: He would do anything for a friend.
'A person of extremes'
Kordell was born in New Jersey, and his family moved to Houston when he was starting high school. As a teenager in Texas he began his professional musical career, signing up for a union card and playing alto saxophone (he could play a number of instruments). His parents drove him to gigs at local lounges.
Kordell trained with many of the world's greatest musicians, among them violinist-conductor Richard Burgin, violist-composer Lillian Fuchs and violist William Primrose. Kordell had potential to be a great soloist, but some, like his sister, think he could not shake the negative voice of his father enough to make that jump with confidence.
"Nothing was ever good enough," Kwak said.
Kordell's life was mapped by phases. He once took a vow of silence. There were a few years that he only wore purple shirts. And there was also an era when he was known as "Dennis of the washboard stomach," who maintained a macrobiotic diet.
"Dennis was a person of extremes," Ridge said.
"He was extraordinarily talented. I will never forget the passion with which he played music. But the sense of humor dominated everything."
"He could make anyone laugh – including conductors!" Cyzewski said, though to some, Kordell's humor was an acquired taste.
Even before the most serious concert, Kordell was often heard warming up to the whimsical tune of "The Whistler and His Dog" – hardly conducive preparation for an intense performance. Soon after his death the symphony played that song, a 1905 composition by trombone virtuoso Arthur Pryor, for a children's concert. More than a few at the event were misty-eyed by the end.
"Every orchestra is a family. And no orchestra in the country is more a family than ours," Ridge said.
Kordell helped foster that dynamic. For musicians, bonding often takes place in transit. The group spends an exorbitant amount of time holed up on a coach bus, logging the 18,000 miles it travels each year around the state for performances. During those trips, Kordell could talk to anyone about just about anything.
"He had no filter. He would tell you exactly what he felt," Cyzewski said.
But even if he occasionally pushed your buttons or was a bit too honest, he would find a way to make it up to you.
"He's somebody you really couldn't stay mad at for very long," said Marilyn Kouba, also a violinist with the orchestra.
An urge to give
Many times over the years Kordell had personality conflicts with orchestra management, and occasionally his position was in jeopardy. But his peers always voted to keep him on. Not only was he immensely talented, but he was also the kind of friend who was quick to volunteer to mow lawn or feed pets if a friend was out of town.
That urge to give to others was always there, his sister said.
"My mother must have bought him about 12 coats, because if he saw someone colder than him he would take off his coat and give it away," Kwak recalled.
Though Kordell retired in 2011, he retained strong ties to the N.C. Symphony.
"I can state categorically that Dennis' love for music was a constant in his life, even up to the end. His devotion to great music was inspirational to all of us in the NCSO," said William H. Curry, resident conductor. "Some musicians once they are 'off the clock' rarely listen to music. Dennis was the opposite. He was the both the consummate pro and the unjaded amateur.
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The Jaguars have placed CB Derek Cox on injured reserve and signed QB Dan LeFevour off the Colts' practice squad, the team announced Friday.
Cox suffered a knee injury after starting six games for the Jags this season, including the past four games. He had 22 tackles and two passes defensed this season.
Cox is the third defensive starter the team has lost in the past two weeks, coming on the heels of season-ending injuries to LB Clint Session (torn ACL) and CB Rashean Mathis (concussion). In addition, D-linemen Terrance Knighton and Matt Roth have both been ruled out for Sunday's home game against Houston, and DE Aaron Kampman is questionable.
LeFevour was a 2010 sixth-round pick by the Bears but spent all of the 2010 season on the Bengals' active roster as the third quarterback. After being cut in the preseason by the Bengals, he was signed to the Colts' practice squad on Nov. 9.
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The loss of Cox is a blow to the Jaguars' defense, which is already reeling from the loss of multiple key defenders. In the six games in which Cox started this season, the Jaguars had a 3-3 record and allowed an average of 13 points per game. In the four games in which Cox was sidelined, the team lost all four and gave up 25.5 points per game.
Cox is expected to be replaced by sixth-year man Ashton Youboty, who signed with the team Nov. 15 and played 23 snaps in sub packages last week against Cleveland, according to The Florida Times-Union. Youboty started seven games during his five years in Buffalo. He was cut by Tampa Bay on Aug. 29.
Starting at the other CB spot will be third-year man William Middleton, who has eight career starts, including five this season.


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"Waa Waa!" The joyful battle cry can be heard echoing from one end of the resort to the other when Okemo Mountain Resort's Women's Alpine Adventures programs are in session. It's an emotional release signifying pure delight in the sense of discovery and accomplishment that comes with participation in Okemo's two-, three-, and five-day women's programs.
This program has women returning year after year to take part in a program designed exclusively for women and led by some of the best women ski and snowboard coaches in the business. Their goal is to take skiing and snowboarding women to the next level in any snow conditions and on any terrain. Participants quickly overcome fear, boost their confidence and meet new friends in a supportive and social environment.
All program participants receive special lodging rates at Okemo's Jackson Gore Inn with delicious meals prepared by the wonderful staff in the Roundhouse. For those guests staying offsite, Okemo provides free overnight ski storage, preferred daytime parking and a discount on use of the Spring House.
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A long weekend or three less crowded midweek days can make a big difference. These 3-day getaways include on-snow instruction, a 3-day lift ticket, and a Welcome Party, as well as breakfast and lunch each day. Video analysis, indoor presentations, fun with alternative gear, and optional massage service (for an additional fee) round out each weekend's activities. This is a great way to get away, enjoy some time on the slopes, advance your skills, and take care of yourself.
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An Advance man was killed in a crash Wednesday in Stoddard County, according to Missouri Highway Patrol.
It happened around 2:45 p.m. just east of Highway 25 on Route AB.
Troopers say Daniel J. Whittemore, 34, of Advance, Missouri, was driving a 2007 Freightliner. He was killed in the crash after the trash truck he was driving ran off the left side of the road, overcorrected and overturned. The vehicle came to a rest on its side.Whittemore was pronounced dead at the scene by the Stoddard County coroner.
Tracy K. Williams, 47, of Advance had serious injuries. Jonathan E. Eldridge, 29, of Marble Hill had moderate injuries. Williams and Eldridge were taken by EMS to a Cape Girardeau hospital.
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Police are looking for the driver of car that sped away after striking a 7-year-old girl as she crossed the street Saturday in northwest suburban McHenry.
The girl was crossing the street about 12:25 p.m. in the 4100 block of Veterans Parkway when she was hit by a car, according to a statement from McHenry police.
She was taken with non-life-threatening injuries in "stable" condition to Centegra Northern Illinois Medical Center in McHenry, police said.
The suspect was driving a dark-green sedan, police said. No one was in custody Saturday night.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the McHenry Police Department at (815) 363-2200. People can also provide an anonymous tip on the McHenry police tip line at (815) 363-2124.
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A List Of 5 Songs About ... Lists
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Over the past few years, Take Five's theme-based jazz lists have covered a wide variety of subjects. We've covered the careers of legends, the cutting-edge work of up-and-coming artists, styles, periods, holidays, regional scenes and more. Today, Take Five goes "meta" and presents a list of songs about... lists.
The lyrical conceits of these five songs are simply to list things. And, of course, feel free to suggest your favorite songs about lists that weren't included here. ("What, no 'Route 66'? Really?")
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