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True to the Vision
God Connections
A few relationships in my life have been so important, I knew God had made the connection. One of these was my friendship with writer and pastor Jamie Buckingham. read more
The 'New' Charisma
He Was a Spiritual Giant
Growing up in the 1950s, I knew there were two Christian leaders who stood head and shoulders above the rest—Oral Roberts and Billy Graham. I never dreamed I would get to know Oral personally, publish one of his books, serve on one of his boards and even visit him "to say goodbye."
Once Oral told some leaders that if they were ever asked to speak and were unprepared, they should tell their testimony. Now I feel inadequate to pay tribute to a man who did more than probably anyone in the 20th century to bring God's healing power to the church. So I'll just tell my testimony of knowing him.
I met Oral through my mentor Jamie Buckingham. I was barely 30 when I was invited to a meeting of about 100 leaders in the newly built City of Faith, on the Oral Roberts University (ORU) campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma. During the meeting Oral walked around the room and prayed for each person. When he came to me he said: "Never doubt the gift that's within you."
I had only recently started Charisma. Oral must have sensed I was unsure about God's call on my life. Yet he saw God's hand on this fledgling magazine. He told me later he read every issue. And once he recorded a short endorsement that I'm so proud of I put it on the special online tribute we posted (charismamag.com/index.php/oral-roberts-tribute).
Once Oral asked me to serve on ORU's board of regents. I felt as a journalist I needed to keep my objectivity, so I declined. Now, 25 years later, my son Cameron (who graduated from ORU) is the youngest member of ORU's new board of trustees. Instead, I served for many years on the International Charismatic Bible Ministries board. It brought me to Tulsa for many years and I enjoyed rubbing shoulders with this great man.
I have met heads of state and titans of industry. But never had I met a man who could humbly walk into a room with such a commanding presence. But Oral wasn't perfect, and he spoke candidly of his shortcomings.
And while he lived in utmost moral integrity, he sometimes did things he must have regretted. When he was desperate to keep ORU's medical school afloat in the mid-1980s, he threatened that "God would take him home" if he didn't raise the money.
I wrote an essay in our local newspaper explaining that many Christians believe after they accomplish all they can, God will call them home. That comment is often made at funerals to provide comfort when someone's life is cut short. Apparently Oral felt that if he failed to save his medical school he would have nothing more to accomplish and he'd go to heaven.
The money did come in, but it wasn't enough to save the medical school. ORU suffered a great setback and it left ORU heavily in debt. Yet the university and his vision survived and lives on.
The day of Oral's funeral on December 21 I looked out my hotel window to the beautiful campus that had once been a farm on the edge of Tulsa. I'd heard Oral tell how he had walked that vacant property, prayed in tongues and then interpreted back to himself direction from the Holy Spirit. I have used that prayer technique many times.
After Oral retired to Southern California, I arranged to visit him "to say goodbye." I took my friend R.T. Kendall, who wanted to meet him. Oral admired several of Kendall's books, so he wanted to meet him and I went along to help conduct an interview we published in Ministry Today.
I saw him only one more time—at Mark Rutland's inauguration as the third president of ORU. After the ceremony others on the platform exited amid great academic pageantry. As Oral was helped off the stage by his caregivers he gave a great wave as if to say goodbye.
Later Mark spent some private time with ORU's founder. After their conversation, Oral put his feeble arm around Rutland's shoulder and said, "Now I'm ready to go home." Rutland assumed he was ready to go back to Southern California. Later he realized Oral meant he was ready to go to heaven.
Oral Roberts inspired millions, including this former newspaper reporter. I'm thankful he saw a gift in me. His legacy of faith makes me want to use that gift to its maximum impact.
Steve Strang conducted several interviews with Oral Roberts, including this one in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in the early 1980s. read more
I'm on a Sabbatical
Good News for Charismatics
A widely publicized study released in late April about why Americans have given up their faith or changed religions is actually good news for charismatic churches. The survey by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life, described as the largest study of its type about why people change their religious affiliation, interviewed 2,800 people. It found that respondents had not become more secular or rejected their religious affiliation because of anger over doctrinal or leadership issues but because they had "just gradually drifted away from their faith."
Why is that good news? Because it's an indication that people want something that will meet their needs.
Thirty-five years ago my late mentor, Jamie Buckingham, newly baptized in the Holy Spirit, put this provocative comment on his church's marquee: "For More than a Sunday Morning Religion." He knew that people aren't interested in just hearing a dull sermon and singing the same songs that have been sung for decades. They want a vibrant faith—the living Christ, and the power of the Holy Spirit.
This is why Pentecostal and charismatic churches around the world are growing.
Like many of the churches noted in the survey, charismatic churches have the problem of people coming in the front door and going out the back door. But I believe the survey results are good news for those of us in the charismatic movement. Here's why:
People want an exciting worship experience. They don't want "boring religion." One thing people say about charismatic churches is that the services are anything but boring.
They want a genuine encounter with God. Often that comes through praise and worship—the subject of this month's cover story. In fact, the charismatic church has led the way in this area through musicians such as Israel Houghton, Darlene Zschech and others we include in the article.
People want answers to their personal problems. Charismatics pioneered the concept of inner healing, pray for deliverance from life-altering addictions and lay hands on the sick, trusting they will recover, for "by His stripes we are healed" (Is. 53:5, NKJV). We believe God has answers for our personal problems, and that resonates with people who are searching.
If people want community, they can find it at Spirit-filled churches, which are more ethnically and generationally diverse than other segments of the body of Christ. Are they perfect? Of course not. But when you find a mixed-race church, it's usually charismatic.
Our churches tend to be independent, if not organizationally, at least in attitude. Independence can sometimes create a lone-ranger mentality. But it also frees up leaders who have a passion and a vision to get outside the box and share the gospel with those who are hurting.
It has also spawned new churches and ministries, including Christian TV, which reaches millions who don't go to church. Many who watch Christian programming later get active in a church, but even those who don't are hearing the gospel and being touched.
Sharing the gospel and reaching out to poor and hurting people are values almost universally shared by Pentecostal and charismatic churches. There's a need for us to do more. But charismatics have grown around the world because they emphasize outreach, both here and overseas.
As a movement we certainly aren't perfect. Sadly, many of our churches are just as dead and boring as the ones spoken about in the Pew report. Timothy warns against "having a form of godliness but denying its power" (2 Tim. 3:5). And there is nothing "deader" than a dead Pentecostal or charismatic church.
However, we don't approve of deadness, and charismatics won't put up with it for long. They vote with their feet by going where the presence of God brings life.
I've been covering the charismatic church for three decades, and I believe we're continuing to grow at a time when many other churches aren't. But the Pew report should remind us that people want answers and we have them—all from the Word of God.
To me, that's good news.
Steve Strang is founder and publisher of Charisma. Read his weekly Strang Report via email or his Twitter updates here. read more
Right Wing Extremist Classified As Terror Threats
From time to time something is e-mailed to me that I think is worth passing along. The item below by Mat Staver, founder of Liberty Counsel, highlights the recent outrageous attack by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) against the rights of Christians. On their DHS Threat Assessment list, they recorded conservatives, veterans, pro-gun people and others as "right-wing extremists," and as possible terror threats. Mat articulates the details about this in the letter below. Read it and let me know what you think. read more
Stop the 'Pedophile Protection' Bill
Though the hate crimes bill, which could put pastors in jail and protect pedophiles, has already passed in the House, we still have a chance to stop it in the Senate. The Traditional Values Coalition (TVC) does a nice job of explaining the bill and sharing how Christians can help stop it. Read their newsletter below and then give your comments about it on our Web site.
The other side is on the run. The Traditional Values Coalition did not let them get away with their lies about their so-called hate crimes bill. We worked to force them to go on record about what this bill really does -- it protects bizarre sexual behaviors, pedophiles and could send pastors to jail. read more
Calling America Back to God
About two weeks ago the nation celebrated the National Day of Prayer. I had the privilege of being invited to speak to a group of 100 business people in Jacksonville, Fla., as part of an outreach called Christian Professional Resources. The half-hour message was videotaped and put on the Internet. I'm sharing it with you here because I spoke about "Calling America Back to God" and mentioned some things that I've reported on in the Strang Report. I hope you'll watch it, share it with others and then give me your feedback in the comments section.
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Gold Prices Move Sideways After BOJ Stimulus Action (Update 1)
Updated from 10:52 a.m. EDT with settlement prices
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Gold prices traded sideways Wednesday for the second consecutive session as investors waited on the sidelines for more news from the eurozone.
Gold for December delivery rose 50 cents to settle at $1,771.70 an ounce at the Comex division of the New York Mercantile Exchange. The gold price traded as high as $1,781.80 and as low as $1,764.20 an ounce, while the spot price was dipping $1, according to Kitco's gold index.
The gold price hit its highest level during the 24-hour period between daily settlements shortly after midnight on Wednesday following the Bank of Japan's announcement that it would expand its asset-purchase fund (more monetary stimulus) by $126 billion.The yellow metal slowly shed gains from Japan's inflationary move as questions lingered over whether European leaders would be able to reach an agreement on a banking union. Silver prices for December delivery settled down 13 cents to $34.59 an ounce, while the U.S. dollar index 0.11% to $79.10. Gold jumped last week after the Federal Reserve implemented its latest round of asset-backed purchases -- so called QE3 -- which has left the precious metal in a sideways trade for most of the past few trading session. "You're seeing easing in Europe, in Japan, but obviously the easing by the Fed is probably of most interest to us, because that's where they're fighting this deflationary focus," said Steve Billimack, a managing partner at HighTower. Billimack said the recent strength of gold was being driven by weaker dollar potential and interest in real assets, and gold's price trend and momentum. Though the immediate term may produce little action in gold prices, the open-ended stimulus package implemented by the Fed has led some gold investors to put 12-month price targets as high as $2,300 to $2,400 an ounce. Chuck Butler, president of world markets at EverBank, pointed out in a Wednesday note that gold's 55-day moving average has come close to crossing with its 200-day moving average -- an event he said could generate a mass of technical buying. Gold mining stocks were mixed Wednesday. Shares of AngloGold Ashanti (AU) were dipping 0.90%, while NovaGold Resources (NG) was gaining 5.5%.
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Johnson & Johnson cheated out of $777,000
A medical device supplier from Louisiana recently admitted in U.S. District Court that he cheated Johnson & Johnson of $777,000 in rebates that his company did not merit. Gerald Tauzier, president of Lee Medical International, pleaded guilty to a single charge of wire fraud regarding unwarranted rebates received from 2001 to 2003, the Associated Press reports. Tauzier, 59, of Kenner, La., faces up to five years in federal prison and a fine of up to twice the value of the fraud, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Bohdan Vitvitsky. Tauzier, who will also be ordered to repay the full amount of the fraud, said he had directed that false reports be filed with a J&J unit in Piscataway that made it appear Lee Medical sold J&J devices to buyers that would generate a rebate for his company. As a distributor, Lee Medical purchased medical devices from J&J, and could get rebates if it sold the devices to certain groups, such as a set of hospitals that had negotiated lower prices because it would buy large amounts of equipment. Tauzier remains free on $100,000 bond pending sentencing May 26.


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Should we ban pit bulls in Palo Alto? Yes!
Original post made by diana diamond on Sep 7, 2007
The 32-year-old woman, Angela Silva, went into her own garage with her infant in her arms, and there was the neighbor's pit bull who suddenly sank his teeth into her arms, trying to get at her baby. The dog kept lunging at the infant. To protect her son the woman quickly placed her baby in a nearby empty garbage can, to hide it from the dog. The pit bull knocked over the can, trying to get at the child.
The mother stood between the can and the dog, and the pit bull bit her repeatedly on both arms. The women's screams brought two contractors from across the street, who, power tools buzzing, were able to scare the pit bull away. The woman was taken to the hospital where she was treated for bites down to the bone; she was stapled 50 times, stitched and bandaged.
The courage of the mother is amazing.
If this were an isolated case, I would not now suggest a ban on owning pit bulls in Palo Alto. But unprovoked pit bull attacks occur daily throughout the country.
About a year ago I requested Google to send me all news items about pit bulls, and my e-mail mailbox soon had attack reports three , four, sometimes five times a week. After a couple of weeks, I could read no more. Try Googling pit bull news and you will find the same.
Dogs can be dangerous; pit bulls can be extremely dangerous. They are known for unprovoked attacks. Pit bulls lead among the dog breeds that bite the most, the Center for Disease Control reports. A pit bull can be good for years, and then suddenly turn, as has happened time and time again.
Pit bull lovers will say it's not the dogs, it's the owners, who don't train pit bulls properly. At times it may be the owners. But it's the dogs, they are an unpredictable and untrustworthy breed.
A number of communities have imposed pit bull bans in town, to ensure safety of their residents. It is time Palo Alto do the same.
on Sep 7, 2007 at 3:30 pm
Get ready for the counterattack from the doggie (especially pitbull) crowd.
I agree with you about pitbulls, but I think you should take it further and demand that ALL dogs be on leash in Palo Alto, period. Our current laws are NOT enforced. About a year ago a young child was seriously bitten by an off leash dog in a school yard. Many dog owners are extremely inconsiderate about the rest of us. Why do we need to put up with this nonsense?
on Sep 7, 2007 at 3:36 pm
Why should people obey the leash laws when they know that former mayors (Vic Ojakian) and prosecutor Jay Boyarsky (who should know better about obeying the law) disregard the law with impunity. the city should have set an example by arresting and prosecuting those scofflaws, regardless of them being part of the PA "in crowd".
Kudos to Diana for binging this subject up again-- I remember how she was vilified the last time.
As far as PA is concerned the leash law needs to be enforced. there should be no off leash areas in PA. Dogs caught off leash should be confiscated, pending the owner paying a hefty fine and any dog that attacks another person/dog/animal should be put down. Period.
on Sep 7, 2007 at 4:20 pm
I completely agree with you about banning pit-bulls. I happened to move recently in EPA and noticed that many of my neighbors have pits who are un-socialized, not fixed and extremely aggressive AND they live with young children. My next door neighbors pit lunged at me while on leash, practically dislocating his owner's shoulder. I have known this dog since he was 3 months old, and the fact that he tried to attack me is terrifying. All of the pits in EPA are grossly oversized and very aggressive. The ban on pits should extend here also, not just in palo alto.
I think the bill that was not passed about having dogs at 4 months neutured is on the right track and the leash laws do need to be enforced. But I don't think that Marvin is right about confiscating dogs because they're off leash; that's horrible and extremely cruel to both owner and dog.
I have a sweet old dog that I love so much, he's a gentle old soul who loves everything and everyone and the fact that there are so many pits running around makes me afraid for his safety. I protect him to the best of my abilities but I'm scared that it wont be enough if a pit decides to jump my fence.
I think that having a pit ban would take a long time to come into play, but once it does the palo alto and east palo alto would be better for it.


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Maumee Police are cracking down on drivers at a busy intersection by the Fallen Timbers Mall, where many drivers are not obeying road signs.
Police said they are done with giving warnings. The exit from the shopping complex to get on US-24 east is marked "no left turn," but drivers are ignoring it.
"If they will turn right and avoid that left turn in front of oncoming traffic, [it will be] much safer for all of us," said Sgt. TJ Stratton of the Maumee Police Department.
There are about 10 signs that tell drivers of the change that came with construction last year. Drivers must now turn right and go around the clover leaf, but many are still being defiant. Some, however, are still unaware of the changes.
"I think they are just not seeing it," said Valerie Giovannucci, who did not know until recently. "It's kind of just like that getting on the expressway and going the wrong way kind of thing."
Police have been handing out $132 citations that put two points on drivers' licenses.
"They've actually told us that we need to stand out here and that we would get more done if we...just warned them," Stratton said.
The police said they can't just close the left turn off because of traffic coming from Jerome Road, but they may put up plastic barriers that would not damage a vehicle if it accidentally went through.
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911 call asking for cigarettes leads to arrest
GRANBURY, Texas (AP) - A Texas woman wanted to make sheriff's deputies the butt of a joke, but she picked the wrong audience when she called 911 to have cigarettes delivered to her home.
Hood County sheriff's Lt. Kathy Jividen says the 48-year-old woman was "very intoxicated" when she requested the special delivery on Feb. 11.
Jividen says the caller instead received a visit from two deputies and was arrested. She was charged with a misdemeanor count of abuse of 911. She was later released from the Hood County jail on a $1,000 bond.
The woman lives in Granbury, about 65 miles southwest of Dallas.
Jividen says the woman thought it would be amusing to call 911 to place her order.
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The Colts won 12 or more games for the seventh straight season in Jim Caldwell's first year replacing the retired Tony Dungy as head coach and closed out the decade with a league-best 115-45 record after finishing 14-2. The team flirted with a perfect record deep into the season, but its shot at making NFL history ended on Week 16 with a controversial home loss to the Jets that also snapped an NFL single-season record 23 straight victories.
Week One
Colts 14, Jaguars 12
A more aggressive defensive scheme courtesy of first-year coordinator Larry Coyer was a key factor, as two fourth-quarter defensive stops were needed to preserve the victory. Indy's offense suffered a substantial blow when WR Anthony Gonzalez went down late in the first quarter with what turned out to be a season-ending knee injury.
Week Two
Colts 27, Dolphins 23
The Colts won in Miami despite having the ball for only 14:53, as the Dolphins rushed for 239 yards and ran 84 plays, compared to only 35 by Indianapolis. But Colts QB Peyton Manning made the most of his chances, engineering four different comebacks, including the game-winning drive culminating with WR Pierre Garcon's 48-yard TD catch with 3:18 remaining.
Week Three
Colts 31, Cardinals 10
Manning was on fire in the desert, hurling four TD passes in a game for the 18th time in his career, including three in the second quarter, in a convincing prime-time victory. After allowing Miami to run wild the previous week, the Colts' defense allowed the Cardinals a mere 24 yards on 12 carries and put heavy pressure on Cardinals QB Kurt Warner all night long.
Week Four
Colts 34, Seahawks 17
The Colts whipped up on an NFC West opponent for the second straight week, as Manning directed TD drives on four of the team's first five possessions and set a franchise-record with his fourth consecutive 300-yard passing game. In the first half, only three of Manning's 20 passes hit the ground. The Colts' defense limited Seattle to only 49 yards rushing.
Week Five
Colts 31, Titans 9
Manning's near-perfect start of the season continued. He joined Warner and Steve Young as the only quarterbacks to open a season by throwing for at least 300 yards in the first five games. Colts WR Reggie Wayne had his third straight game with a TD catch, and the Colts' defense manhandled the Titans despite missing three-quarters of their starting secondary — SS Bob Sanders and CBs Kelvin Hayden and Marlin Jackson — due to injuries.
Week Seven
Colts 42, Rams 6
Manning threw for under 300 yards for the first time in the season but still threw for three touchdowns as the Colts set a franchise record with their eighth straight road victory. The win moved the Colts' record to 5-0 coming off the bye week since 2005. The defense got its first score of the year on rookie CB Jacob Lacey's 35-yard interception return.
Week Eight
Colts 18, 49ers 14
With Manning out of sync, failing to throw a TD pass for the first time since Nov. 30, 2008, first-year head coach Jim Caldwell resorted to trickery, with RB Joseph Addai's 22-yard TD pass to Reggie Wayne early in the fourth quarter turning the tide. Caldwell became the first rookie coach since the 1970 merger to win his first seven NFL games. Wayne had a career-high 12 catches for 147 yards.
Week Nine
Colts 20, Texans 17
Addai's second TD of the game, a two-yard run with 7:11 remaining, produced a second straight game-winning score. After fighting back to take the lead, the Texans had two chances to win the game or force overtime. An interception by LB Clint Session ruined the first chance with 2:13 remaining, and Texans PK Kris Brown's missed 42-yard field goal as time expired kept alive Indy's perfect season.
Week 10
Colts 35, Patriots 34
In a memorable clash between these two archrivals, the Colts stormed back from a 17-point deficit early in the fourth quarter. The winning score — Manning's one-yard TD pass to Reggie Wayne with 13 seconds remaining — was set up by Patriots head coach Bill Belichick's ill-fated decision to go for it on 4th-and-2 from his own 28 with 2:08 left.
Week 11
Colts 17, Ravens 15
It was another close call for the Colts, who overcame three turnovers, including two interceptions by Manning, to remain undefeated. Indy's defense kept the Ravens out of the endzone, with LB Gary Brackett's interception in the closing minutes sealing the victory.
Week 12
Colts 35, Texans 27
Houston was unstoppable in the first half, scoring on its first four possessions. But the Texans were shut down after halftime until Matt Schaub hit Jacoby Jones for a TD with 18 seconds left. Manning, meanwhile, rallied the troops with a pair of second-half TD passes, including a four-yarder to Dallas Clark with nine minutes left that proved to be the winning score.
Week 13
Colts 27, Titans 17
Using a different script, Manning relied on an effective ground game and a ball-control offense to hold off Tennessee. Addai ran 21 times for a season-high 79 yards and two touchdowns, while Garcon caught six passes for a career-high 136 yards.
Week 14
Colts 28, Broncos 16
The Colts overcame Broncos WR Brandon Marshall's league-record 21 receptions for 200 yards and two TDs, setting a new franchise mark with their 13th consecutive home win. Clark caught three of Manning's four TD passes.
Week 15
Colts 35, Jaguars 31
The Colts prevailed in a wild shootout that included 714 total yards, 43 first downs and 10 lead changes, as Manning threw for 308 yards and four TDs. Wayne caught five passes for 132 yards, Clark had seven catches for 95 yards and two scores and Chad Simpson returned a second-quarter kickoff 93 yards for a TD.
Week 16
Jets 29, Colts 15
The Colts' perfect season went up in smoke not long after the Colts, leading 15-10, replaced Manning with Curtis Painter with 5:36 remaining in the third quarter. The Jets scored the game's final 19 points, as boos filled the air in a very unhappy Lucas Oil Stadium.
Week 17
Bills 30, Colts 7
Buffalo's offense generated 403 yards in an otherwise meaningless regular-season finale for both teams. Manning was 14-of-18 for 95 yards and an interception before letting Painter mop up.
Divisional playoffs
Colts 20, Ravens 3
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LARRY ATKINSON, Slover Endowed Professor of Oceanography, "Mid-Atlantic Regional Association Coastal Ocean Observing System"; State University of New Jersey, $98,795.
JAMES BLISS, associate professor of psychology, "Fused Realities Assessments Modules for Automated Human and System Performance Assessment in Operational Environments"; Advanced Anti-terror Technologies Corp., $26,000.
STELLA BONDI, assistant professor of engineering technology, "Fiber Reinforced Polymer and Composite Material - Analyzing Mechanical Properties"; Virginia Space Grant Consortium, $10,000.
NIKOS CHRISOCHOIDES, professor of computer science, "CSR-CSI: Software Environment for Real-time Non-rigid Registration Using Commodity and Grid Computing"; National Science Foundation, $16,000.
KONSTANTIN CIGURALOV, assistant professor of psychology, "Enhancing Safety Through Leadership"; Colorado State University, $24,800.
SHARON DAVIS, senior lecturer, and MICKEY KOSLOSKI, assistant professor, STEM education and professional studies, "Virginia Assistive Technical Support 2012"; Virginia Department of Rehabilitative Services, $85,000.
GAIL DODGE, professor of physics, "Jefferson Lab GRA Support"; Jefferson Lab, $8,667.
LAWRENCE DOTOLO, president, Virginia Tidewater Consortium for Higher Education, "Serving the Higher Education Needs of Adults in Tidewater, Virginia: A Consortium Approach"; U.S. Department of Education, $480,170.
KATHERINE FILIPPINO, self-supporting research professional, and MARGARET MULHOLLAND, associate professor, ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "Estimating Nutrient Inputs Through Stochastic Events in a Lower Chesapeake Bay Tributary"; Virginia Environmental Endowment, $23,417.
RICHARD HELLER, director of the Frank Reidy Research Center for Bioelectrics, "Wound Healing Using Platelet Gel"; General Electric Global Research, $36,000.
CYNTHIA JONES, professor and eminent scholar of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "Professional Services for Otolith Chemistry Analysis"; U.S. Geological Survey, $9,827.
JINGDONG MAO, assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry, "NMR Study of Organic Matter from Paleosol"; Old Dominion University, $14,000.
WILLIAM OWINGS, professor of educational foundations and leadership, "Troops to Teachers: A Mixed-methods National Follow-up Study"; Defense Activity for Non-traditional Education Support, $269,400. Co-PIs are: JOHN NUNNERY, executive director, The Center for Educational Partnerships; PAMELA ARNOLD, research associate, TCEP; SHANA PRIBESH, associate professor of educational foundations and leadership; SHANAN CHAPPELL, research assistant professor, TCEP; and TANCY VANDECAR-BURDIN, associate director, Social Science Research Center.
IORDANK PANAYOTOVA, assistant professor of mathematics and statistics, "High Altitude Clear Air Atmospheric Turbulence: Improving the Forecasting Through Increasing the Fundamental Understanding of Causes and Mechanisms Leading to Turbulence"; Virginia Space Grant Consortium, $10,000.
BRYAN PORTER, associate professor of psychology, "Virginia DMV Occupation Protection - Impaired Driving Target Areas and Programs"; Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, $192,043. Also, "VDMV Seat Belt Survey 2012"; Virginia Department of Motor Vehicles, $133,681.
BILLIE REED, executive director, Virginia Commercial Space Flight Authority, "Physical Security and Remote Monitoring Surveillance System"; Federal Aviation Administration, $125,000. Also, "VCSFA Spaceport Launch Pad OA Final Integration, Test and Certification"; Virginia Department of Transportation, $5 million.
JERRY ROBERTSON, associate vice president, ODU Business Gateway, "Manufacturing Extension Partnership FY12"; Genedge Alliance, $140,000.
MARY SANDY, director, Virginia Space Grant Consortium, "NASA Main Grant 2010-2015"; NASA Goddard Spaceflight Center, $575,000. Also, "New Horizons GAITE Teacher Professional Development 2011"; New Horizons Regional Education Centers, $25,000.
GARY SCHAFRAN, professor of civil and environmental engineering, "Deammonification Pilot-Plant Study at the Chesapeake-Elizabeth Wastewater Treatment Plant"; Hampton Roads Sanitation District Commission, $39,136.
ROCCO SCHIAVILLA, professor of physics, "JSA/JLab Distinguished Theory Studentship for Alessandro Baroni"; Jefferson Lab, $21,000.
FOTIOS SKOUZES, executive director, Mid-Atlantic Institute for Space and Technology, "STEM Rocket Project"; Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore Inc., $3,500.
MALCOLM SCULLY, assistant professor of ocean, earth and atmospheric sciences, "ODU Contribution to the US IOOS Coastal Modeling Testbed"; Southeast University Research Association, $20,000.
TANCY VANDECAR-BURDIN, associate director of the Social Science Research Center, and TIMOTHY BOSTIC, assistant professor of English, "Academy of Music Focus Groups"; The Academy of Music, $6,380.
CHRISTIAN ZEMLIN, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, "Fiber Organization in the Myocardial Sleeves of the Pulmonary Veins and the Initiation of AF - Transfer from SUNY Upstate Medical University"; American Heart Association, $51,664.
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An ornithologist by choice and trade, Nathan loves the world of birds, but as a character he is as much Tom Sawyer as John James Audubon. And fascinating as some of his bird-related research may be (for instance, Eastern Phoebes and Yellow Warblers have responded very differently to climate change), by the end of Snapper, Nathan has learned more about people than any other creature.
Brian Kimberling's charming first novel immortalizes moments along Nathan's journey to inner perception in quirky chapters of self-discovery, as he grows up in Indiana—and can't wait to get out of it. Almost capable of standing alone as short stories themselves, each chapter sheds new light on Nathan's life journey: his loves, his friendships and his response to health problems.
Time works its black magic on everyone, and readers see Nathan growing up before their eyes, as he navigates Uncle Dart and Aunt Loretta ("who didn't just come from Texas, they brought it with them"); Lola, his first and persistent love; and Shane, his lifelong friend. Ruefully Nathan arrives at a perverse truth that will restore your faith in the ultimate survival of the best qualities of the human character, especially an acceptance of human nature itself.
Kimberling, a former birdwatcher, now lives in England, where lessons learned in Indiana no doubt hold true as well. With its story of eventual maturity and understanding, Snapper (a reference to a turtle who made a lasting impression on Nathan and his friends, as they unfortunately did on him) is one of those rare books that reads like a breezy exercise of a novel but leaves a profound and lasting impression.Copyright 2012 BookPage Reviews.
When a publicist says that a book is punch-in-the-gut-affecting and she wants to scream it from the rooftops, I sit up and listen. Now I'm sold on this debut. The topic might seem improbable--Nathan Lochmueller is a bird researcher in southern Indiana--but (as might be expected of playwright Kimberling) the characters immediately attract: there's seductive Lola, a Fast Eddie Burgers proprietor (he thought up "Thong Thursdays"), vainglorious Uncle Dart, a German Shepherd that howls/growls backup, and a snapping turtle. Sharp dialog (well, maybe not from the turtle), also to be expected from a playwright; a big promotional push.[Page 54]. (c) Copyright 2012. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.
Kimberling, formerly a professional birdwatcher, grew up in southern Indiana, the setting of his catchy, well-written debut novel. Nathan Lochmueller, a recent philosophy graduate, takes a low-paying job as a songbird researcher at his alma mater, Indiana University, during the mid-1990s. He spends all his time tramping through the forest, where he gives songbirds pet names and encounters eccentrics like a Vietnam veteran scrounging for morel mushrooms. When he's not bird-watching, Nathan maintains a puzzling "complicated" friendship with the "lovely" Lola who refuses to marry him until it's too late. The immature, often humorous Nathan and his equally clueless best friend Shane try smoking dried banana peels, and drunken Nathan gets arrested for destroying parking meters with a different friend. His uncouth brother, Darren, also a college graduate, is assaulted by his knife-wielding coke fiend roommate and recuperates at Nathan's digs. They quarrel over Darren's dope dealing; he attacks Nathan; and the resulting ear damage ends Nathan's songbird researcher career. Nathan, past 30 and still aimless, pins his hopes on a lead to work at a Vermont raptor hospital, but his love-hate relationship with Indiana makes it difficult to move away in Kimberling's accomplished, ironic Midwest coming-of-age tale. Agent: Will Francis, Janklow & Nesbit. (Apr.)[Page ]. Copyright 2012 PWxyz LLC


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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - For the second straight year the FGCU volleyball team is the Atlantic Sun regular season champions, after defeating UNF in three sets, 25-10, 25-23, 25-18. Ana Kokanovic led all players with 15 kills to go along with 10 digs.
The Eagles got off to a quick start, opening up a 12-3 lead to start the match. They never looked back, taking the first set 25-10.
In the second set, the Ospreys put up a much stronger fight, jumping out to 6-2 lead. The Eagles would come back, slowly chipping away at the UNF lead. A 16-6 scoring run that inluded 3 kills and 2 aces from Ana Kokanovic put the Eagles in front 23-20, and they held on to take the second set 25-23.
The third set started much the same as the first, as FGCU jumped out to an 11-4 lead. UNF closed the gap to 15-13, but the Eagles proved to be too much for the Ospreys, taking the third set 25-18. Kokanovic again led the way with 5 kills in the set for FGCU.
For the Ospreys, who fall to 11-15 on the year (9-10 in conference), Danielle Lerch led the team with 12 kills along with 4 digs. Julie Fye recorded 24 assists and 5 digs, and Kaley Read, one of the team leaders in nearly every category, was held to just 2 kills and seven digs.
Audrey Campbell had a solid match for the Eagles, recording 11 kills while hitting .600, Ashley Yance had 4 kills and 7 blocks, and Holly Youngquist had 9 digs.
With the victory, the Eagles conference record improves to 19-1, giving them their second Atlantic Sun regular season championship in their second year in the league. They will close out their season at Jacksonville University tomorrow. That match is scheduled for 5:00 PM.
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After having the midweek off, the Syracuse, Utah native helped the Cowgirls extend their winning streak to three in a row with a 71-42 victory over No. 24 Iowa State on Sunday. OSU has now won its last two when facing a Top 25 opponent.
In the victory, Martin recorded her third-straight double-figure scoring game with 10 points and was one of five Cowgirls in double figures. She also contributed six rebounds, four assists and four blocks in 29 minutes.
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For some reason, I don't get the mobile version of BZPower when checking it on IE10 with my WP8. Mobile version is enabled in the browser settings. It does work on the Invision website, though, so I guess it's not an issue of the board software but there is a setting that needs to be tweaked.
I'm not having that problem. Probably it's the mobile device, cause I use my PSP and it works fine.
I don't have WP8 so I can't replicate this exactly, but I tried this in IE10 for Windows 8, and the mobile skin does work there.
First, is this still happening? Second, can you manually select the mobile skin from the dropdown?
It's still happening, though I can choose the mobile skin from the dropdown. Only thing is it changes on my computer to the mobile skin as well when I am signed in.
Okay, good to know.
Same deal here. It's worth noting that Windows Phone 8.1 rolls out soon (and already has for some models), so maybe that'll fix things?
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Broome Park Farmhouse Bed and Breakfast is set in a tranquil, rural location, on the border of Shropshire and Worcestershire. We are located only a mile from the small market town of Cleobury Mortimer, famed for its crooked steeple, yet near to the bustling towns of Ludlow, Bewdley and Bridgnorth.
A stay at Broome Park Farm is a chance to get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and just relax. The guest accommodation is spacious with a private sitting and dining room for the exclusive use of guests. Wifi is available throughout. There is plenty of outdoor space to enjoy too. Children love the trampoline and zip wire, while parents can relax and enjoy the views across Neen Savage. Broome Park Farm is a working farm providing delicious local produce.
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The Bears experienced the most successful season in history, winning a stunning 48 games, advancing to AHSAA Class 1A playoffs for the first time in four years and playing in the championship title game.
Along the way, five members of Smith's squad — seniors Reagan Tittle, Tiffany Self, Brooklyn Beck, Emma Easley and sophomore Holly Murray — were named to Class 1A's All-State team or were honorable mentions. Smith is the Daily Mountain Eagle's Softball Coach of the Year.
The landmark season and accolades wouldn't come easy for the Bears as they faced an ensemble of worthy competitors — securing victories over ranked opponents such as Berry, Pleasant Valley, Holly Pond, Athens Bible, South Lamar and Sumiton Christian — through weekly matches and tournament action.
Through the trials, tribulations and adversity Lynn faced on and off the field, Smith said his senior leadership was the most stabilizing and driving force behind the team's success.
"The numbers speak for themselves as far as what this group of seniors has done since they've arrived here to play as young ladies," Smith said.
"They're the most successful group that ever went through our program — they averaged 40 wins a season, but took it a step forward this year to make it all the way to the state final. From the time they stepped onto the practice field as seventh graders through the final game with Brantley, each one of those seniors gave everything that they had and worked hard to help us attain the level of success that we had. It's a special group of girls — one that will certainly be missed by all of us."
The senior leadership helped Smith overcome the biggest obstacle of the season in mid-March, when a trio of losses to Sumiton Christian, Carbon Hill and Oakman, as well as the loss of a beloved member of the Lynn community, threatened to derail the Bears' dreams of a historic year.
Smith's veterans, however, would quickly help him get his team back on track.
"I think we had grown complacent at that point. We started the year by winning 20 games in a row and I think the team may have gotten caught up in thinking it would be that easy all year long," Smith said.
"Those three losses, together with the tragedy we all had to deal with off the field, I think served as a wake-up call. We had to come back together and get on the same page. We had a little over a month at that point to make a run and every moment counted. The girls' determination shined through and stayed with us all the way through the playoffs. It's what you want to see out of your team as a coach and I couldn't be more proud of those girls."


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First up, it's our 3rd book – Improv Wins! This is an improv comedy textbook written by Studio 8 founder Chris Trew and his wife Tami Nelson, who also both founded The New Movement, our improv theaters in Austin and New Orleans. It's a fun, informative read with stories, illustrations, examples, and quizzes to help you become a funnier person on- and off-stage. We even offer it at a discounted rate for TNM students and alumni!
The second item is a new tshirt featuring the popular "Focus Up" catchphrase of indie wrestling manager ChrisTrew.biz! We've printed up a limited quantity of these, so get 'em while they're piping hot.


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It's become one of the most highly regarded and talked about shows to grace the small screen in recent times and, as such, our good friends at ACMI feel it necessary to pay homage to Game Of Thrones as part of their continuing Live In The Studio program.
Created for HBO, Games Of Thrones has hit multiple 'Best Of' lists worldwide, amongst receiving numerous other accolades. Having captivated audiences worldwide, there's no greater time to get amongst the Thrones discussion as Paul Verhoeven, Dr Djoymi Baker, George Ivanoff and Clementine Ford delve deep into the world of Westeros.
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Add to the many reasons people can't find jobs — a weak economy, offshoring, technology disruption, employer uncertainty — this rationale, from Republican Rep. Dave Joyce: too many of us are just too drunk or high to get a job. Joyce (R-OH), spoke with the Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce…
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Release Notes for the CD ESV Study Bible Note Set - Works with ESV and all other Version 5 Bibles. (ESVSB 5 SBB00552ESVSTUDY1108)
There are several ways to use the ESV Study Notes:
(1) Click on Commentary > ESV Study Bible Notes, then go to the verse you want.
(2) For a Table of Contents view, (to access maps, charts, and other information that isn't necessarily tied to a verse), click on Books > Commentary > ESV Study Bible Notes.
(3) There is also a way to make your ESV Study Bible Notes visible in a separate panel while you read *any* Bible:
Click on Options > Reorganize Existing Materials
Click the "+" in front of the Study Notes section to expand it.
If ESV Study Bible, English Standard Version [Commentary] is not the first entry in that section, follow the instructions in the right-hand side of the screen to move it to the first position.
Click Close in the lower left.
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A fire that began in a motor home while it was traveling on the road led to the total loss of the vehicle Tuesday afternoon.
The Buchanan County Sheriff's Office were called to Dugan Avenue just north of 240th Street just before 4 p.m. Tuesday for a motor home on fire.
The driver, Justin Temeyer of Independence, told deputies he was traveling northbound on Dugan Avenue when the interior of the motor home began to fill with smoke.
Temeyer pulled the vehicle over to the side of the road and escaped unharmed. There were no other occupants of the vehicle.
Jesup and Independence fire departments were called to put out the fire, which had fully engulfed the motor home.
The motor home -- a white 1990 Sun Clipper -- was considered a total loss.
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New app to help carers juggle tasks
12:10am Saturday 25th January 2014 in National News © Press Association 2014
A new app has been developed for people who care for elderly or sick relatives.
The Jointly app, created by charity Carers UK, helps those looking after loved ones by keeping track of medication, appointments and tasks.
It also connects groups of carers so they can share information and co-ordinate jobs.
The charity said there are millions of carers across the UK who are juggling caring responsibilities with their day-to-day lives.
Helena Herklots, chief executive of Carers UK, said: "We need to realise the potential of technology to support caring just as it helps many people in daily work and leisure."
Madeleine Starr, director of business development and innovation at the charity, said: "Across age divides we embrace technology in so many ways - banking, shopping, entertainment, connecting and socialising - and it makes perfect sense to use it for caring too."
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Everything tastes better with bacon. Marie Rama the co-author of "Bacon Nation" (which contains 125 recipes) joins Cyndi on Daytime to make a warm bacon spinach salad.
Warm Spinach Salad
with Bacon, Shrimp, and Bell Peppers
Serves 4 as a main dish, 6 as an appetizer
Spinach is both delicate in texture and hearty in flavor, which means its taste doesn't get drowned out by bacon. Red bell peppers and shrimp make for a juicy, sweet, nutty combination. Crisp bacon adds flavor and crunch and the pan drippings of bacon fat, the juice of the shrimp, and the bell peppers join for an extraordinarily flavorful salad. Baby arugula or first-of-the year chard or kale also work beautifully in this dish.
7 to 8 packed cups (about 8 ounces) baby spinach, rinsed and patted dry
6 very thin slices red onion
6 slices thick-cut bacon, cut crosswise into 1/2-inch-wide pieces
3 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, or more as necessary
2 medium-size red bell peppers, stemmed, seeded, and cut into ½-inch pieces
1 1/4 pounds extra-large shrimp (21 to 24 per pound), peeled and deveined
2 to 3 large cloves garlic, finely chopped
3 tablespoons red wine vinegar
1/2 cup loosely packed, fresh basil leaves, chopped
Grated zest of 1/2 lemon
Freshly ground black pepper
1 Arrange the spinach leaves on 4 dinner plates (or 6 salad plates if serving the salad as an appetizer). Scatter an equal portion of the red onion slices on top of the spinach.
2 Cook the bacon in a large skillet over medium heat until browned and crisp, 7 to 9 minutes, stirring often and adjusting the heat as necessary. Using a slotted spoon, transfer the bacon to a paper towel-lined plate to drain. Pour all of the bacon fat into a small bowl and wipe the skillet clean with paper towels. Add 3 tablespoons of the bacon fat and the olive oil to the skillet. If necessary, add enough additional olive oil to the skillet to measure a total of 6 tablespoons. Heat the bacon fat and olive oil over medium-high heat.
3 When the fat mixture starts to shimmer, add the red peppers, reduce the heat to medium, and cook until the peppers start to soften, about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add the shrimp and garlic and cook until the shrimp start to turn pink and firm up, about 2 minutes, stirring occasionally and turning the shrimp so that they cook evenly. Add the wine vinegar and cook, stirring, until the shrimp are cooked through and no longer translucent, about 45 seconds. Remove the skillet from the heat and stir in the drained bacon, half of the basil, and the lemon zest. Season the shrimp and bacon mixture with black pepper to taste. The bacon contributes a fair amount of salt, so don't add any now; pass salt at the table for those who want it.
4 Divide the shrimp mixture and pan sauce among the dinner plates, spooning them over the onion slices and spinach. Sprinkle the remaining basil evenly over each serving and serve the salad immediately.
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Troy Dale Chase, 50, Cordova: no charges listed.
Jeffrey Issac Mayes, 40, Cordova: possession of drug paraphernalia; illegal possession of prescription drugs; possession of marijuana 2nd.
Ashley Marie Myers, 25, Cordova: possession of drug paraphernalia; possession of marijuana 2nd.
Jan. 2
Jamie Laneil Dill, 32, Quinton: receiving stolen property 2nd.
Jan. 3
Jesse Ray Hayes, 25, Cordova: possession of drug paraphernalia.
Jan. 5
Jason Lynn Stephenson, 37, Parrish: driving while license suspended.
Jan. 6
Brandon Scott Utley, 27, Cordova: disorderly conduct; public intoxication.
Dec. 31
Gary Dennis Phillips, 34, Sumiton: possession of marijuana 1st.
Jan. 5
William Clay Henderson, 39, Oakman: no charges listed.
Jan. 6
Robert Kenneth Mcgowen, 33, Jasper: failure to appear (traffic).
Dec. 31
David Zachery Lewis, 21, Jasper: unlawful possession of a prohibited beverage.
Jan. 1
Joshua Aaron Steele, 26, Jasper: reckless driving; driving under influence.
Paul James Patrick, 26, Jasper: driving under influence; unlawful possession of a prohibited beverage.
Dec. 31
Kenneth Oneil Barnes, 33, Dora: theft of property 2nd.
Dec. 31
Troy Dale Chase (aka "Truck"), 50, Jasper: resisting arrest.
Jan. 2
Sabrina Leeann Prescott, 27, Townley: 3 counts - failure to appear (forgery 3rd).
Jan. 3
Morris Edwin Hulsey, 59, Cordova: trafficking methamphetamine; unlawful manufacturing controlled substance 1st; unlawful possession of a controlled substance; unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.
Tim Donald Glaze, 20, Oakman: drug court order.
Brandon Wade Tessener, 30, Jasper: drug court order.
Jan. 4
James Thomas Morrow, 50, Nauvoo: indecent exposure.
Jan. 5
Donna Maria Jenkins, 57, Jasper: domestic violence.
Michael Andrew Pair, 26, Jasper: domestic violence.
Jan. 6
Rodney Dewayne Boshell, 41, Jasper: arrest warrant - drug court.
Dena Susanne Swindle, 55, Jasper: conspiracy to commit controlled substance; unlawful possession of marijuana 2nd; unlawful possession of a controlled substance.
Andy Joel Brom, 24, Jasper: unlawful possession of a controlled substance; unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia.


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Opening statements began on Monday in the case against a father accused of second-degree murder for shooting is own son.
Prosecutors opened by telling jurors that former Orlando police officer Timothy Davis Sr. "lost it" following an argument with Timothy Davis Jr.
"You will hear from the defendant himself, his own confession, that he killed his son, because he lost it," said prosecutor Jim Altman. He went on to say, "He lost his cool, he lost his temper, he lost control."
Defense attorney Richard Nesmith said Davis Sr. feared for his life after a fight with his son carried outside the house. He said Davis Sr. was beaten until both of his knees gave out on him and he collapsed.
"This isn't a case of 'Who did it?' but more so 'why?'"
Prosecutors played an interview with Davis Sr. recorded by Apopka police detectives on the day he shot and killed his son. Davis Sr. told investigators he was in a daze after the fight saying, "I just lost it and I'm not proud of it, because I pride myself on being a man and being a cool level headed person."
Prosecutors will continue their case tomorrow. Arguments will begin on whether or not the jury will get to go to the home of Davis Sr.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- A Mississippi man was charged with attempting to extort $3.5 million from the University of Louisville Athletic Association by a federal grand jury Thursday. The man allegedly tried to threaten U of L with allegations of point-shaving by the basketball team during the NCAA Tournament last spring.
Kentucky attorney general Jack Conway said that U of L athletic director Tom Jurich contacted his office and the NCAA one day after Jurich received an email from 35-year-old Thomas E. Ray on April 23. Ray, who was convicted of trying to extort Best Buy in 2005, used the alias "Melinda White."
Conway said his office coordinated its investigation with the U.S. attorney's office and the FBI. He said it was quickly determined the charges were not credible. He also said the case had no connection to the current suspension of Louisville basketball player Chane Behanan.
"No, no, no," Conway said.
"The University of Louisville athletics department was the victim here. The e-mail is not credible ... First of all the so-called Melinda was hiding his identity. Secondly, the individual indicted today has a prior conviction for trying to extort a company some years ago.
"Thirdly, the activity that is proposed in the e-mail would constitute a number of crimes, including bribery and obstruction of justice. And fourth, we did take appropriate steps in looking at the e-mail and the description of some person being in custody, regarding the NCAA and point-shaving. No such person was in custody."
Louisville won the 2013 NCAA Tournament. According to the website www.vegasinsider.com, Louisville covered the point spread in 11 of their final 13 games. The two exceptions were Louisville's victories against Oregon and Wichita State.
"This e-mail was one notch above a Nigerian cousin," Conway said.
University of Louisville Athletic Director Tom Jurich said in a statement he immediately reached out to Conway and the FBI after reading an email in April. This was his statement:
"Within minutes of reading the communication in April, I reached out to Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway as well as the NCAA. The matter was shortly thereafter turned over to the FBI and has been a federal investigation and prosecution since that time. We were confident that there was no truth to the accusations made in the communication. We will have no further comment at this time on this ongoing federal prosecution."
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