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As Condotta discussed, it seems to make perfect sense for both UW and Tui. Let's get one of the greats back in here.
We interrupt your regularly scheduling football programming with this breaking news. This is actually a pretty big deal - as Percy Allen notes, Romar's used the motion offense for the last nine years.
Sean Constantine of Bellevue has commited to play Football at Washington. Says he told Sark today. "One of the greatest days of my life."— Dave Softy Mahler (@Softykjr) April 29, 2012
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Great to see him not only playing great basketball, but also becoming a big part of the Sacramento community. He really couldn't be representing UW any better.
Because we don't have enough threads about recruiting already: how about a specific thread for NSD? Live chat and "something special" on gohuskies.com.
"Washington junior center Aziz N'Diaye (above, left) is featured in the documentary 'Elevate' that follows four teenagers from West Africa on a four-year journey as they travel from a basketball academy in Senegal, to American prep schools and on to college. Huskies assistant coach Raphael Chillious, the former coach at South Kent School in Connecticut, also appears in the film." Sounds cool.
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MIAMI (AP) -- Former Miami Hurricanes offensive lineman Jason Fox signed a one-year contract Wednesday with the Miami Dolphins, and he's confident he can fill one of their vacancies up front.
A Texas native, Fox chose Miami after four injury-hampered seasons for the Detroit Lions.
"I'm very comfortable with South Florida," he said. "I consider it a second home. But the main reason was the Miami Dolphins. I'm so excited to be here. Their offensive line presents a great opportunity for me to come in and compete."
The 6-foot-6, 314-pound Fox is expected to contend for playing time at either guard position or right tackle. The Dolphins will likely have new starters at all three spots as they revamp their offensive line, which endured a dismal 2013 season both on and off the field.
The unit became the focus of the team's bullying scandal.
"Every athlete wants to be a starter," Fox said. "There are some openings in this offensive line, and I came here to give it everything I have and earn a starting job."
At a minimum, the Dolphins anticipate Fox will give them some much-needed depth.
"Jason has been a quality player," general manager Dennis Hickey said. "He's a guy who brings passion, commitment to the game and toughness."
Fox made only three starts with the Lions, all last year at right tackle. He played in eight games in 2013 and was slowed by groin and knee injuries. He had a foot injury in 2011 and didn't play all season.
"I started 47 straight games at Miami," Fox said. "I had some bad luck early in my NFL career, but that's over. I feel 100 percent healthy."
Fox was a fourth-round draft pick by the Lions in 2010.
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Scout reported today that Rutgers guard Mike Rosario will transfer from Rutgers to Florida. A sophomore last season, Rosario would sit out this season and begin his Gator career in 2011-12 with two...
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Guard Ray Shipman will leave the Gators, the school announced today.
Back-to-Back Gatorade National Player of The Year Brandon Knight will not be coming to Gainesville.
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Having successfully branched out from his Big Apple roots with G-Unit Philly and G-Unit South, rap mogul 50 Cent recently expanded his musical empire yet further with the launch of G-Note, an imprint devoted to sounds that fall outside the aggressive blueprint established by the parent label and its eponymous crew. Signee number two (after Phoenix representative Hot Rod), Charles City, Va. singer Governor provides a proper introduction to his hard-nosed brand of R&B on new single Wish Me Luck. Over a currently unknown beatsmith's head-noddable, lightly gritty boardwork, the up-and-comer delivers a silky-smooth chronicle of his hustle. Providing moral support on the guest tip is none other than Gov's label boss, who laces the front with some characteristically entertaining block talk of his own: "I'm ridin' with the top down, trunk full of Yoda / Ghetto pharmaceutical, I move that Coca-Cola…" Digging Governor's street-meets-soul style? Then keep it locked for release details on the artist's yet-untitled junior album, scheduled to hit stores sometime in late 2011.
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Romney's Tough Russia Rhetoric An Election Ploy, Analysts Say
Topic: U.S. Presidential Election 2012
Dan Peleschuk, RIA Novosti
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As the U.S. presidential campaign heats up ahead of the November election, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney is continuing his tough talk on Russia, blasting President Barack Obama's 'flexibility' on Moscow in a move Russian analysts have called an election ploy that showcases his lack of foreign policy experience.
Any concrete Russia policy, they say, is still far off.
"Everything he's saying now is, first of all, steeped in stereotypes, and secondly, follows the logic of the election campaign, in which he tries to address as sharply as possible everything Obama has done," said Fyodor Lukyanov, editor-in-chief of Russia in Global Affairs.
In an appeal to his conservative support base, the former Massachusetts governor has staunchly criticized Obama's foreign policy by lambasting what he calls the president's international "apology tour" and attacking his perceived soft stance on traditional U.S. rivals.
According to Romney, the president's U.S.-Russian "reset" agenda, a brainchild of current U.S. Ambassador to Russia Michael McFaul and introduced in 2009, has largely been a concession to Russia that signals U.S. weakness in front of its Cold War nemesis.
The defining moment came last March, when Romney told CNN that Russia was America's "number one geopolitical foe," sending pundits and Russia-watchers alike into a frenzy of chatter, analysis and, in many cases, sheer bewilderment.
"[Russia] fights every cause for the world's worst actors," he said in the interview. "The idea that he has some more flexibility in mind for Russia is very, very troubling indeed."
The comments were a swipe at Obama's open-mic gaffe earlier this year, when he asked then-President Dmitry Medvedev for leniency on the perennially troublesome issue of missile defense, citing a difficult election season.
The famously photogenic Mormon candidate has since stuck closely to the tone he set during that interview, regularly demanding that the United States take a tougher stance against the Kremlin and President Vladimir Putin personally.
"Under my administration, our friends will see more loyalty, and Mr. Putin will see a little less flexibility and more backbone," Romney said at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida, last week after formally accepting his party's nomination.
But while other experts agree that the Republican candidate's Russia rhetoric is mostly heated election talk, they also see truth behind the stereotypes that pitch the United States against Russia as traditional rivals.
"Let's be realistic: Russia is the only nation in the world that can destroy the United States," said Viktor Kremenyuk, deputy director of the Institute of the USA and Canada at the Russian Academy of Sciences. "Just for this simple fact, Russia is a foe."
He added that Romney is "looking for an enemy" against which he can consolidate hawkish Republican support.
On the more peculiar side, the Romney camp has not once – but several times – referred to Russia as the "Soviet Union" in gaffes that only played into criticism of the candidate. On two separate occasions, his advisors have warned of the "Soviet" threat in the Arctic and over Syria. Even Romney himself let one slip before quickly correcting himself.
But jokes aside, Romney's abundant criticism of Obama's Russia policy strikes a particularly strange note against the backdrop of a relative improvement in U.S.-Russian relations in recent years. Emerging from its lowest point since the Soviet collapse, the relationship during Obama's election had been marred by sharp criticism and suspicion of U.S. efforts to promote democracy in Moscow's backyard.
Obama's policy sought to change the status-quo by opening up a dialogue, signing the New START nuclear arms reduction treaty, and kick-starting cooperation in Afghanistan, among other accomplishments.
But relations have also taken several high-profile hits recently, such as when Putin accused the United States of sponsoring the anti-Kremlin opposition rallies that erupted after last December's parliamentary elections. The two countries have also locked horns on Syria, with U.S. officials accusing Russia of aiding and abetting Syrian strongman Bashar al-Assad.
Kremenyuk notes it's difficult to ascertain just how successful the U.S.-Russian "reset" truly was – and whether that trend could follow Romney to the White House.
"Anyone can understand whatever he wants about the 'reset': an improvement? To some extent we improved [our relations]," he said. "But does that mean we have now finally identified a new agenda, what both nations want from each other? No."
For his part, Putin said Wednesday he is ready to work with the next U.S. president regardless of who wins in the November election, so long as that person is ready to work with Russia
"Whoever the American public elects, we will work with them," he told RT TV in an interview on Wednesday. "But we will work together only as effectively as our partners want to."
Lukyanov, of Russia in Global Affairs, said the Kremlin has largely taken Romney's sharp comments with a grain of salt.
"When Romney repeatedly said that Russia is the main geopolitical foe of the United States, it was actually perceived with irony, because no one – including the most hawkish Americans – believes that," he said. "This is seen as a sign of his inexperience and very little interest [in Russia]."
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The model son of a "Real Housewives of Miami" cast member is facing possibly felony charges after filming himself punching a homeless man in the crotch.
Peter Rosello, whose mother Alexia Echevarria infamously dissed the "lower people" of blue collar city Hialeah on the show last season, is clearly identifiable in the clip he posted to his Facebook account, as first reported by Gossip Extra.
Rosello introduces the 35-second video, titled "Hobo Gets Nutchecked!!!!," by explaining to the camera he will be "punching a hobo in the nuts."
He then says "What's up, bro?" as he approaches a man lying on carboard boxes in the nook of a building.
"I was gonna give you five dollars," Rosello tells the man, then smashes his fist down on the man's genitals, runs away, and jumps into a car. The man utters a guttural "Ow!" as Rosella connects. (Watch the video above.)
Miami Beach Police spokesman Sgt. Bobby Hernandez told HuffPost the department was made aware of the video when TMZ asked them to determine whether or not it happened in Miami Beach.
Though there were no physical indicators to confirm a location, a homeless resources officer recognized Gary Lee as the man in the video.
Officers were able to locate Lee and take a sworn statement. Hernandez said if arrested, Rosello will be charged with a third degree felony charge of battery on a homeless person.
"The detectives are talking to his attorney [right now] and we're going from there," Hernandez said at 5 p.m., indicating Rosello would be taken into custody if detectives believe there is nothing more to the incident.
Rosello wrote on Facebook in response to a query that he posted the video because "it's funnyyyyyyyy," adding, "im fu**ing around though. I feel bad for those people. didn't mean to offend anyone. they got my love, i always give them like 5 bucks or weed."
Herman Echevarria, Rosello's politically connected stepfather, told Gossip Extra, "It's an unfortunate thing. But it just looks like kids playing. It's not really violent."
Though a full-time cast member in the first season of "Real Housewives of Miami," self-professed "Cuban Barbie" Alexia Echevarria appears marginally this year while caring for Rosello's brother, who was injured in a serious car accident. She is the editor of the glossy, Hispanic-Targeted Venue magazine.
UPDATE, Friday, 11 a.m.: Miami Beach police said Friday morning that Rosella's attorney has scheduled a meeting in which he will speak to police, but it has not yet happened. No arrest will be made prior to Rosella's interview with detectives.
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An Arizona State University professor who was arrested by campus police last month is claiming self-defense, and the incident is getting a whole lot more attention now that 3TV has obtained video of it. According to police reports, Ore said she was trying to cross College Avenue in the same fashion as several others trying to avoid construction.
OFFICER: Let me see your ID or you will be arrested for failing to provide ID
ORE: Are you serious?
OFFICER: Yes, I'm serious. That is the law. If you don't understand the law I'm explaining the law to you...
ORE: …I never once saw a single solitary individual get pulled over by a cop for walking across a street on a campus, in a campus location. Everybody has been doing this because it is all obstructed. That's the reason why. But you stop me in the middle of the street to pull me over and ask me, 'Do you know what this is? This is a street.'…
OFFICER: Are you aware this is a street?
ORE: Let me finish
OFFICER: OK, put your hands behind your back
ORE: Don't touch me, get your hands off me…
OFFICER: …Put your hands behind your back right now. I'm going to slam you on this car. Put your hand behind your back
ORE: You really want to do that? Do you see what I'm wearing? Do you see?
OFFICER: I don't care what you are wearing.
ORE: Don't talk to me like that. This entire thing has been about your lack of respect for me.
The situation devolved from there. The video depicts Ore being slammed to ground by Ferrin
... Ore will be charged with "assaulting a police officer, resisting arrest, refusing to provide identification when requested to do so by an officer, and obstructing a highway or public thoroughfare." After reviewing the video and other evidence, ASU determined there was "no evidence of inappropriate actions by the ASUPD officers involved."
Unfortunately, this kind of incident is not uncommon. Last year another African American academic was subject to harsh treatment by the police when she was pulled over for a broken license plate tag holder.
A 2003 study in the Justice Policy Journal found "racially discriminatory policing is a white versus people of color problem, specifically interpersonal conflict between white police officers and people of color." Further, recent Supreme Court cases have empower a "racist police officer to elevate the effects of racial profiling by allowing him discretion as to whether to issue a citation or to take a person into custody for minor traffic violations and fine-only misdemeanors."
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Islamabad, Jan 8 : China has advised both India and Pakistan to keep calm along the Line of Control (LoC) and stressed that ensuring peace in South Asia was important.
Reply to a question about the killing of a Pakistani solder by India forces after crossing the LoC on Sunday, foreign ministry spokesman Hong Lei said China had noticed the relevant press reports on the incident, reports The Dawn.
The spokesman added that as a neighbour and friend of both India and Pakistan, China hopes that the two countries could calmly resolve their disputes through dialogue and negotiation so as to jointly uphold peace and stability in South Asia. (ANI)
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The Newton County Sheriff's Office is partnering with Washington Street Community Center, the Salvation Army and the A.K.A. Sorority Inc. for its Annual Back to School Supply Drive.
The Newton County Sheriff's Office is looking for any tips that will lead to the apprehension of three men believed to be involved in Newton County murder Thursday.
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An alleged argument led to someone getting shot in the leg in the area of Green Acres Friday.
A new summer camp is coming that planners hope will offer a chance for fun and feelings of accomplishment for the special needs community in Rockdale County.
A surprise appreciation lunch was held for the local county extension agent, Ted Wynne, on Sunday, June 7.
State-level 2014 End-of-Course Tests (EOCT) were released Wednesday, marking improvements in most areas while simultaneously showing a large percentage of students who still lack in testing for math.
Teachers - new and veteran - school board administration and other interested parties from Newton and surrounding counties will convene at the end of the month to prepare for and learn about technology opportunities in the classroom.
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The Fourth of July brings a renewed sense of patriotism, a chance to stand by the grill all day and an annual pilgrimage of firework vendors.
Three people were bitten by rabid wild animals in separate Rockdale incidents in the past couple of weeks, according to the Rockdale County Sheriff's Office, which is warning residents to stay alert for a possible rabies outbreak.
Congressman Hank Johnson announced Thursday more than $16 million in Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grants to provide permanent and transitional housing to homeless persons and their families in Georgia's Fourth Congressional District.
The Newton County Board of Commissioners awarded contracts for transportation projects at last Tuesday's meeting.
The Board of Commissioners awarded a contract to Newton County's housing project at a meeting Tuesday.
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T.K. Adams' final performance leading the Newton County Community Band will not only be for residents but also a gift to his long-time friend, the late Bill Dobbs.
A Newton County man is hoping an evening of coffee and music will help residents in need of some of the most support: those without access to food and shelter.
A group of area eighth graders took a school project and turned it into multiple presentations on the preservation of the City of Social Circle.
Investigators are looking for the person who pranked called the Newton County Sheriff's Office Tuesday night and said five hostages were being held in the Summerset Apartment complex off Salem Road.
With the goals of reducing taxes and government spending, the Newton County Liberty Alliance (NCLA) will meet Thursday to discuss the Newton County fiscal year 2015 budget by asking for input from citizens.
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A week after the Newton County Board of Commissioners seemed to be on the verge of reaching a budget consensus, concerns about public safety, particularly high turnover rates in both the sheriff's office and fire department, prompted the board to take another look at beefing up funding.
The city of Covington is joining a group of landowners seeking payment for the property it owns along the abandoned Norfolk Southern.
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ANDERSON — Join the Friends of Mounds State Park for the sixth annual fundraiser plant sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 18, at the Visitor Center.
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Borders liquidation gets local book sellers talking
The nation's second-largest bookstore chain is going out of business causing many to ask what this means for the book industry. Knoxville local bookstore owners agree its not time to panic.
On Friday, Borders Group Inc. started winding down operations with liquidation sales at all 259 Borders superstores, 114 Borders Express and Waldenbooks, and 26 Borders airport stores.
With Borders on its way out, other local bookstores are analyzing the future of the book selling business.
Union Avenue Books owner Flossy McNabb said, "We are sad about the closing. They started out years ago as an independent bookstore, like us, and developed into a major chain."
Central Street Books manager Sean Dietz believes Borders' failure came from new competition in their market.
"Borders' greatest threats were places like Amazon Inc. Big buck retailers try to stock everything, but Amazon really does stock everything and at a cheap discount," he said.
Scott Key, a manager for McKay's Books, believes Borders demise is a result of internal issues rather than changing trends.
"Its not a result of a change in the reading public, but ongoing problems with management," he said.
While the main cause of Borders lack of success remains up for debate, local bookstores acknowledge its impact.
"Now that Borders is going away, its going to be interesting to see how other smaller local independent bookstores are able to get along," Dietz said.
According to Key, Borders closing its doors will be bad for McKay's. Being a used book store, it is constantly relying on new books being published for future trade-ins at its facility.
With the major chain being out of business, Union Avenue also worries that publishers may not publish as many books.
"It's a concern to everyone in the book industry," McNabb said.
Concern about the industry will continue to grow as Amazon and electronic books increase in popularity, but local independent bookstores believe in their current strategies.
"Its hard, but we just stay focused on the community by holding readings and author events. We will continue to offer the best customer service too," McNabb said.
To survive, bookstores must look to the past, Dietz said.
"We are regressing to a time when bookstores were smaller and highly specialized for their individual communities. We are more focused toward our community and knowing our products," he said.
According to Dietz, this focus will keep local bookstores open.
McKay's is not worrying about the new interest in electronic books, Key said.
"So far, they haven't really had a huge effect on physical book sales. Actually, e-books have gotten people more interested in reading," Key said.
McKay's currently buys and sells e-book readers such as the Kindle.
With a major chain closing, no one can predict exactly what the future of the book industry will hold.
"It's a double-edge sword. Its never a good thing when a book store closes, but on the other hand, the advent of big bookstores has really hurt smaller book stores for a long time," Dietz said.
Gordon Brothers Group, part of a group of liquidators leading the Borders liquidation sales, said more than $700 million of the company's inventory, including books, stationery, music and movies will be sold.
Store fixtures, furnishings and equipment, including shelving and, in some cases, cafe equipment, will also be sold off.
Discounts of up to 40 percent off will be offered on the merchandise initially. Liquidation sales typically last eight to ten weeks and discounts usually get steeper later in the process, although merchandise is scarcer.
Borders gift cards will be valid throughout the sale.
"This marks the end of an era," said Borders Group President Mike Edwards.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
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The 29th Santa Barbara International Film Festival announced Tuesday that Robert Redford will receive the American Riviera Award at a tribute Feb. 7 at the Arlington Theatre.
The festival takes place Jan. 30 through Feb. 9.
Redford, 77, has starred in such classic films as 1969's "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid," 1973's "The Sting" and "The Way We Were" and won a best director Oscar for his debut feature as a filmmaker, 1980's "Ordinary People." Redford also changed the landscape of independent cinema, establishing Sundance Institute and the Sundance Film Festival.
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He's a Golden Globe nominee for "All Is Lost," playing a man stranded at sea in a damaged boat. He won the New York Film Critics Circle Award for his work and is also nominated for a Film Independent Spirit Award and Critics' Choice Movie Award.
The American Riviera Award recognizes an actor who has had a "strong influence" on American cinema. Past recipients include Quentin Tarantino, Martin Scorsese and Sandra Bullock.
"To honor Robert Redford with the American Riviera Award is an immense privilege for the SBIFF," said festival executive director Roger Durling in a statement. "This 50-year career — filled with significant achievements both on and off camera — is reason enough for celebration, but his role in 'All Is Lost' — one of the best performances of the year — proves that he's an artist that continues to evolve and inspire us."
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James Barry 1741–1806
The Phoenix or the Resurrection of Freedom
Date 1776–1808
Medium Etching, line engraving and aquatint on paper
Dimensions Image: 433 x 613 mm
Acquisition Purchased 1992
View this artwork by appointment, at Tate Britain's Prints and Drawings Rooms
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Barry was a close friend of the politician Edmund Burke and shared his hostility to King George III's and his government's repression of the American colonies in their War of Independence (1775-83). Blake felt similarly but never produced, for such wide circulation as Barry did with this print, so direct an attack on the government. Barry makes clear his sympathy for the Americans by including a self-portrait among the mourners for the dead Britannia. She has died because the liberties which once held sway in Britain had now fled to America where, phoenix-like, they are reborn. The seventeenth century poet John Milton, who was an advocate of individual liberty, is also one of the mourners.
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The Air Force is developing the F/A-22 aircraft to replace its fleet of F-15 air superiority aircraft. The F/A-22 is designed to be superior to the F-15 by being capable of flying at higher speeds for longer distances, less detectable, and able to provide the pilot with substantially improved awareness of the surrounding situation. The National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 1998 requires us to annually assess the F/A-22 development program and determine whether the program is meeting key performance, schedule, and cost goals. We have issued six of these annual reports to Congress. We have also reported on F/A-22 production program costs over the last 3 years. Most recently, we reported on F/A-22 production and development in February and March 2003 respectively. This testimony summarizes our work on the F/A-22 program, covering performance, cost, and scheduling issues.
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J.C. Penney Co. (JCP) said Thursday it had commenced a public offering of 84 million common shares as the struggling retailer looks to use the funds for general corporate purposes.
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Brian and Julie Mullan
We are the two squashed in the basket on the left hand side! As we like the Peak District so much, we wanted to see what it looked like from above and had an ideal flight from Bakewell in a Virgin Balloon ( generous gift from daughter).
We discovered Brushfield in 1999 and decided that this was the place we wanted to live because of it's spectacular location in the heart of the Peak District. It's in a great rural setting, surrounded by fields and woodland, off the beaten track - yet close to all the amenities and attractions of the area. Initially our children loved it, because of the space and amenities it had. In their teens it was too quiet for them and we were constantly taxiing them around to their social engagements! More recently they love coming back with their friends and partners, to enjoy the qualities that attracted us in the first place! It's also a great home for our two santuary donkeys and our lawn mower sheep.