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CoB Nexus –
Beginning October 1, 2013, the CoB will begin accepting resumes and employment profiles from students who would like to be part of the CoB Nexus. We will use these resumes to help us recommend students to potential employers.
A nexus is defined as a means of connection or a link; a connected series or group. The CoB Nexus is being developed to serve as a link between the students, the faculty, and potential employers.
To participate in the CoB Nexus students must do the following:
1) Create a professional resume and submit a printed and electronic copy to Miss Hughes (firstname.lastname@example.com and BUS 316).
2) Complete a CoB Employment Profile.
Students will be responsible for resubmitting/updating their resume and employment profile each semester.
Learn about International Business and travel to beautiful Costa Rica – Spring Break 2014
This year's theme is Green Business Practices
In partnership with the UALR International Business Program, business students from SAU will be traveling to Costa Rica during Spring Break, March 22 – 29, 2014 as a required component of
MGMT 4313 International Studies and Field Experience (undergraduate students)
MGMT 6053 International Business (graduate/MBA students)
This course may be substituted for MGMT 4043 International Business or taken in addition to MGMT 4043 and counted as an upper-level management elective. MBA students may take the course as one of their two required electives.
Approximate cost is $2000-2500 and financial assistance may be available for those who apply early. A deposit of $500 will be required during pre-registration in November.
Contact Dr. Gerald Plumlee at email@example.com, (870)235-4303 or stop by BUS 338 for more information.
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Fall 2013 CAREER FAIR
Thursday, October 17, 2013
9:00am – 2:30pm SAU Business Building Room 106
Leading up to the Career Fair we (CoB, PBL, and Enactus) are scheduling a variety of professional development seminars. Here are a few we already know about and more will be added soon.
To assist with the preparation of the first set of resumes for the CoB Nexus Dr. Plumlee will be presenting a Resume Seminar on Wednesday, September 25th at 3:40pm in Bus 208.
On, Thursday, September 26th at 3:40pm in Bus 208 Mrs. Sheila Finn, a recruiter with the Arkansas Department of Human Services will be hosting a seminar focusing on Filling out Online Applications. She is also providing refreshments for all attendees.
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"The Sydney Morning Herald" reported last week that the International Monetary Fund is seeking $1 trillion to stave off a "1930's moment." This from the article[1] (emphasis added):
THE world will face a "1930s moment" of the kind that brought on the Great Depression unless money can quickly be found to support nations such as Italy and Spain, the International Monetary Fund says.
Before releasing dramatically downgraded economic forecasts early this morning Australian time the IMF chief, Christine Lagarde, told an audience in Berlin $1 trillion would be needed to support ailing governments and stave off a deeper crisis – half of which would have to come from Fund backers such as Australia.
The Treasurer, Wayne Swan, backed Ms Lagarde, saying without "larger firewalls" to protect embattled European nations the global economy was at risk.
But the shadow treasurer, Joe Hockey, questioned whether such payments were in Australia's national interest.
The IMF has shaved three quarters of 1 per cent off its previous global growth forecast, issued in September. It expects the world economy to grow by 3.25 per cent this year and advanced economies 1.2 per cent. China would grow 8.2 per cent, down from 9.2 per cent. The euro zone would shrink 0.5 per cent before growing weakly next year.
But Ms Lagarde said the world was facing "a 1930s moment, in which inaction, insularity and rigid ideology combine to cause a collapse in global demand".
"This is a defining moment," she said. "It is not about saving any one country or region. It is about saving the world from a downward economic spiral."
The IMF economic update warns of "adverse feedback loops" in which countries that have trouble paying debts cut spending further, depressing their economies even more, making it harder to repay their debts and imperilling financial institutions worldwide.
I believe that Ms. Lagarde is correct – about one thing.
The world is facing a 1930's style moment due to excessive debt levels and, in my view, there's no avoiding it. On my radio show, I have had the pleasure of interviewing Mr. Ian Gordon of The Long Wave Group. Mr. Gordon has expanded on the work of a Russian economist named Nikolai Kondratieff who concluded that economies cycle through 4 sub-cycles over time, typically taking about one lifetime to move through all 4 sub-cycles. Here are the 4 sub-cycles labeled by season and the approximate dates of the last sub-cycles:
The Spring Cycle. During spring, an economy experiences a gradual increase in business and employment. Consumer confidence gradually increases. Consumer prices begin a gradual increase compared to levels seen during the previous cycle (the winter cycle). Stock prices rise and reach a peak at the end of the spring cycle. Interest rates begin to rise from historically low levels and credit gradually expands. At the beginning of the spring cycle overall debt levels are low. (In our view, this most recently represents the time frame of 1949-1966)
The Summer Cycle. During summer, an economy sees an increase in the money supply which leads to inflation. Gold prices reach a significant peak at the end of the summer period. Interest rates rise rapidly and peak at the end of the summer. Stocks are under pressure and decline through the period reaching a low at the end of the summer cycle. (In our view, this most recently represents the time frame of 1967-1982)
The Autumn Cycle. During autumn, money is plentiful and gold prices fall reaching a gold bear market low by the end of the autumn season. During autumn there is a massive stock bull market and much speculation. Financial fraud is prevalent and real estate prices rise significantly due to speculation. Debt levels are astronomical. Consumer confidence is at an all time high due to high stock prices, high real estate prices and plentiful jobs. (In our view, this most recently represents the time frame of 1983 – 2000)
The Winter Cycle. During winter, an economy experiences a crippling credit crisis and money becomes scarce. Financial institutions are in trouble. There are unprecedented levels of bankruptcy at the personal, corporate and government levels. There is a credit crunch and interest rates rise. There is an international monetary crisis. There are pension funding problems and the price of gold and gold related equities rise. (In our view, we have been in the winter cycle since 2001)
Simply stated, we are currently in the winter sub-cycle and policymakers around the world are doing the only thing they know how to do, throw money at the problem. There are two very important issues related to that:
One: By trying to solve a debt problem by adding more debt, the ultimate size of the problem that needs to be solved grows and dealing with the pain of excessive debt levels is postponed.
Two: Countries like Australia, with lower debt levels that could assist countries with higher debt levels have few logical reasons to do so. And, the problem is simply too large.
The good news is that once the debt is dealt with, a new 'season' will follow. The bad news is that it will, in my view, take awhile to get there.
[1] Martin, Peter. January 25, 2012. "IMF seeks $1 trillion to stave off '1930's moment.'" http://www.smh.com.au/business/world-business/imf-seeks-1-trillion-to-stave-off-1930s-moment-20120125-1qg7z.html

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Nashville - Rumors are flying in a South Georgia town after two fights the local high school.
Teachers at Berrien High School in Nashville had to discipline several students for fighting Wednesday.
And, as the school day came to a close, many parents talked about lock downs, weapons on campus, and race riots.
Superintendent Bobby Griffin wants to assure all parents the school is safe, and the fighting is an isolated incident. "We haven't had many fights in our school, but it does happen when you have kids together once in a while. But our administration dealt with it and somehow it got blown out of proportion," Griffin says.
As an added precaution, Griffin says he will spend more time in the high school for the rest of the week and welcomes any calls from parents concerned over recent rumors.
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It's not DiGiorno—it's Beggars.
The Chicago White Sox have signed a multi-year contract with locally owned Beggars Pizza, making it the official pizza provider at U.S. Cellular Field, Crain's Chicago Business reports. The team's deal with DiGiornio expired at the end of last season.
Beggars has been moving up the ranks of the country's top 100 largest pizza companies, recently landing in the the group's "Six Up and Comers List" at number 54 overall, according to PizzaToday.com.
Last year, the Chicago-based pizza company jumped 16 spots from 2012, adding two stores and increasing its gross annual sales to just more than $40 million.
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College Cup preview
From Top Drawer soccer: The contrast between these two teams will make it an interesting affair. And if North Carolina wants to be successful, it will have to avoid letting the game be played in its own half of the field. North Carolina, who became the first program in NCAA history to go to a third straight College Cup, will try to forget all its previous failures - a 2008 final and a 2009 semifinal loss - and try to claim its second title since 2001. For California-natives Jalil Anibaba, Jordan Gafa, and Farfan, there will be extra incentive to win a title close to home and family. Louisville might be a giant in soccer at the moment, but is new to the College Cup, making its first appearance in program history. The Cardinals will come into Santa Barbara with a Big East unbeaten record of 22 straight games, surpassing St. John's record of 21 back in 1993. But all that doesn't matter under the lights of Harder Stadium unless you win.


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The Clips will fight. We will arise out of bed to watch them slay the Grizzlies.
Since the first day I signed up for this Blog on May 28, 2008 it has been in HONOR to be a part of Clips Nation. Citizen Zhiv, Steve, John R, Jax, m0ki, Shap, Shay, John Raffo, ANother son of Mike Smith, PV Mike, Flybyknite, Lawler's Law, and many others surprised me with their great knowledge of the NBA as a whole. These guys are not Laker fans who didn't even know who Pau was until he was traded to the Lakers. These guys see the big Picture of the NBA and are more than willing to share their knowledge. Clipper Nation means being a part of some of the most knowledgeable NBA fans out there. That's an honor.
I'll never forget heated arguments about whether to blow Cap Space on signing Josh Smith or not. Also, who could forget debates about a hot young PG named Ramon Sessions. Earlier this year, the big Debate was whether the Clips gave up too much for CP3. Many on Clips Nation felt the team gave up too much because we had seen Gordon and Kaman "grow up" in frout of our eyes over the yrs. We all agree new CP3 changed LA basketball.
One of the great things about meeting a true member of Clipper Nation (not someone that claims to Support both LA teams) is the "nod of approval" whenever I meet them. It's a special bond....both understand the annoyance of years of clowning from know-nothing "casual" Lakers fans and turning on Sports Radio only to listen to All-day Laker coverage about Andrew Bynum's attitude. Life is different being a Clips fan...but when things go well, it's very rewarding.
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Real meaning weaving it's way through me on my yoga mat
Intention ~ Awareness ~ Focus ~ Discipline ~ Courage ~ Samskaras ~ Mindfulness ~ Less is more ~ Breath, love, let go..
These are just some of the words I am falling in love with as they weave their way through me on my yoga mat, and into my life.
Speaking of these words or reading books about them would have never had the impact on me as they have had through my yoga practice.
I lived my whole life being in my head which has had a tremendous toll on many aspects of my life.
So looking for solutions and understanding of things in my head only brings me deeper into my patterns, taking me further than where I really need to go, which is come home, into my body!
I have known to do things that bring me into my body for a while now as part of my journey to health and also wealth, yes I aspire and hunger for an abundant life! And I am finally gently surrendering to the goodness and truth of this inner guidance that we often receive in our life in the form of whispers.
I have had this whisper in my ears, to begin practicing yoga about a year ago, as I started to have some real health challenges rise to the surface for me. I have had this same whisper before but made the wise choice this time to gently surrender to it in the kindest of ways, taking it in tiny baby step, one at time!!
I discovered Melissa West as I was exploring and taking my baby steps and she has grown to be my teacher ever since!
Through practicing many of her one hour sessions for the last 9 months, I am in awe at what is taking shape and place deep within me in my life.
I am going through some very challenging times at all levels, from money to health and relationships!!
But it is as if my yoga practice and my life are working hand in hand! As I embrace the new and what is possible, more comes apart within me to make way and space for the new. You often hear this saying that things sometimes have to get worse before they get better, well that is the sense and experience I am having.
For example, my health is in a very fragile state at this time and as I experience it coming apart, I am knowing of good deep internal changes taking shape within me as I learn to better care for myself. I have abused my body for most of my life, not being there for myself and not properly taking care of myself. So this coming apart comes to me as no surprise. I must constantly remind myself to keep my calm as I move along this journey, and yoga is helping me do just that. It is helping me see the light when I am in the dark and find some peace in the stormiest of weathers.
I am aware as part of my healing journey that I must make some core changes in my life if I want to become healthy which for me translates as having to leave behind the person I have grown accustomed to be, with the comforts I have grown accustomed to cherish that were actually very detrimental, to make space and create this new healthy me that I aspire to be.
There is much pain, discomfort and grieving in that and thank you to Melissa, I resort to her and her yoga for support.
It appease my soul to do her yoga session even if there are times when I am only able to make my way to the mat for a few minutes and in the toughest of times just listen to a few of her words! It still changes me within! It must be the intention that is weaving its way through me as I lay on my yoga mat!! There is a little sunshine that unexpectedly rises within as I allow myself to be more present and feel my breath. And even if it is the tiniest speck of light I get to connect with, I am eternally grateful for it and I know to keep loving that, and focus on that. It shows me where the light is at times where everything seems dark.
I had no understanding of any of these words I posted above (Intention ~ Awareness ~ Focus ~ Discipline ~ Courage ~ Samskaras ~ Mindfulness ~ Less is more ~ Breath, love, let go..) as I lived my life, none!!! I was someone who lived on the run from a traumatic event I experienced as a little girl. I guess in medical terms, it is what they call post traumatic stress disorder though I believe probably many people live in this state at different extent in their lives, something that is probably what we translate as the fight or flight mode that I would say most of this world live in these days!
Everything in my life was about getting or experiencing a feeling I desperately wanted to have that would offer me a sense of relieve from any kind of stress, discomfort or pressure I was experiencing. I resorted to my own distractions, or you could say drugs of choice (food being a big one for me), to self sooth or numb myself out until all the good things in my life began collapsing on me!
I did not live by any of these mantras and when I heard of them, when people would speak of them, they just sounded like hard work and a burden to me, like some impossible task or idea I could never even dream of achieving. I already felt I was carrying this huge load on my shoulders, so just the thought of adding more weight increased this feeling of exhaustion I was already living with.
But through my yoga practice, I am growing to love and cherish these words at my core, as they reveal their true meaning to me right within my body at a cellular level.
Their meaning comes to me deeper than words ever would. They come to me as they weave their way through me, through my life, getting me untangled from a mess I had found myself in. As I grow to become more aware through my yoga poses and as I am kindly and gently present on my yoga mat, it is as if my posture is being transformed in my daily life and this new awareness in my body helps me come into alignment within.
I get to experience and witness first hand my subconscious and my body reuniting through real meaning revealing itself to me. I can see how the real meaning of these words are truly our natural state, our natural way of being and yoga serves as a wonderful tool to UN-distort ourselves, helping us come into alignment with who we really are.
So for the sake of this article and my new found focus : ), I will keep this post at this even though I can already see that I would love to elaborate more specifically on how the meaning of some of these words have already translated themselves into some sweet delightful examples in my daily life.
Thank you to Melissa for showing me through her precious yoga sessions the true meaning of these words as I learn to embrace them and abide by them one baby step at a time…
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Campbell Co., VA - It is no secret that school budgets are tight. Districts are trying to save money any way they can, and one area seeing cutbacks is buses.
School board members say before the economy went south, the district would replace 8%-10% of their fleet every year. That is not the case anymore.
"Generally we would see about a 1,200 bus market in the state of Virginia in a normal year," said Floyd Merryman, president/CEO Sonny Merryman, Inc. "The last four years we have been lucky to see a 600 bus market."
Merryman has seen first-hand how tight things are within school districts.
"Campbell County would generally buy 10 buses a year. That's what they were budgeted for," Merryman said. "Now, they're only buying buses with what leftover money they can come up with at the end of the year."
School Board Member Roger Akers says before the economy declined, their bus fleet was in really good shape.
"We're in decent shape now. We have been able to with our savings and fuel costs, purchase one or two buses a year and we plan to purchase two buses this year," Akers said.
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"We are four years behind right now," said Akers.
That is about 30 buses they would have ideally switched out by now.
"They're not buying what they need to be buying and one of these days it's going to catch up with them," Merryman said.
But it is not just Campbell County. Many districts are facing the same thing. These buses are not cheap - one can cost upwards of $90,000. So instead of shelling out that kind of money, many districts are trying to keep older buses running longer.
"All you have to do is look at these school districts' maintenance budgets and I can promise you they are astronomical," Merryman said.
Bedford County just opted to delay buying 13 buses this coming school year. Merryman says buses are typically replaced every 12 to 15 years. School board members say parents need not to worry because bus transporting a child is maintained and safe.


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Indian corporate giant GMR's $500 million Male airport project has run into rough weather, as the Maldives government has temporary halted work on a new terminal building and the company has moved an arbitration court in Singapore over development charges.
GMR had won the airport contract when government headed by former President Mohamed Nasheed was in place, but the project, the largest single investment in the history of Maldives, began facing problems soon after a regime change in the country earlier this year.
The new government, headed by President Mohamed Waheed, has asked GMR to temporarily halt the development of a new terminal at Ibrahim Nasir International Airport (INIA).
Construction for the new terminal was part of the airport modernisation package. It started in December last year and is scheduled to open in 2014.
The dispute aggravated further after GMR moved an arbitration court in Singapore over Airport Development Charge (ADC) of $25 per passenger.
When contacted, a GMR spokesperson told PTI that GMIAL (GMR Male International Airport Pvt Ltd) has obtained requisite approvals in compliance with the prevailing regulations at the time of commencement of construction.
"We have received a letter from Maldives Civil Aviation Authority asking us to seek its approval pursuant to a recent regulation, for the construction works related to the proposed new Passenger terminal building," the spokesperson said.
"Pending the approval, MCAA has directed stoppage of the said works. This has no impact on the operations of the airport at the existing terminal," GMR said but did not offer any comments on the arbitration issue.
GMR had signed a 25-year concession agreement with Maldives to upgrade and manage the airport, under which an ADC of $25 was to be levied on all outgoing passengers.
The ADC was later successfully challenged in court by the then opposition party leaders, who are now in the government.
Some members of the current government, however, want the matter to be resolved amicably.
Dhivehi Rayyithunge Party chief Ahmed Thasmeen Ali, whose party is in the government, told PTI during his visit to New Delhi that he wants all business deals to be respected.
"We believe that it is the obligation of the government to honour all valid contracts that have been entered into by the state," he said.
"We have to ensure that investor confidence is maintained and it should be dealt in a manner that it does not negatively impact investor confidence in Maldives particularly at a time when world financial crisis has made investments difficult at this stage," he added.


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If the product being proposed by the priest passes this test, then congratulations, you have a good solution. If not, have the fortitude to ignore the priest and adopt an appropriate solution.
Step 3: Change the culture
Much of what I'm saying is that you need to use data to change the culture. When someone brings you a favorite new solution, ask for data to support the product being pushed. You'll be amazed how many people will keep lobbying for solutions that don't address your actual threat scenarios. I often feel like Jack Nicholson in "A Few Good Men," bellowing, "You can't handle the truth!"
Are you a priest or a mathematician? Do you base your conclusions on strongly held, unexamined belief or hard data? Can you handle the truth?
This story, "With security, prayer is not the answer," was originally published at InfoWorld.com. Keep up on the latest developments in network security and read more of Roger Grimes' Security Adviser blog at InfoWorld.com. For the latest business technology news, follow InfoWorld.com on Twitter.


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The New England Patriots travel to play the Tennessee Titans in Week 1 at LP Field in Nashville, and to the surprise of absolutely nobody, New England is favored, giving five points to the home team.
Tom Brady and company are once again expected to be the class of the AFC East and perhaps the entire conference, while the Titans are trying to break in a second-year quarterback and first-year starter. Jake Locker got the starting job instead of Matt Hasselbeck, outplaying the veteran throughout the preseason. The Washington product looked impressive at times in limited play last year, which perhaps made head coach Mike Munchak's choice a little easier.
For the Patriots, the addition of wide receiver Brandon Lloyd on offense, along with the draft picks of Dont'a Hightower and Chandler Jones on the defensive side of the ball, should serve as fortifications to a team already bursting at the seams with talent. One area to watch for coach Bill Belichick, however, could be the offensive line, which has had major struggles in August.
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Updated 6:20pm Saturday 1st March 2014 in Sport By Alan Feldberg
DAI Young says Wasps were second best in defeat to Sale at Adams Park this afternoon.
Wasps came back from 10-0 down to lead 17-10, but their final half hour was rudderless and Danny Cipriani inspired Sale to a 21-17 victory.
Young said: "I'm disappointed to have lost, but I thought they were better than us. I thought they were a lot smarter than us.
"In the last four or five games it's certainly been our Achilles heel how poorly we start and we gave them an easy ten points.
"We fought our way back with three penalties, but we had a lot of possession in their half and came away with three penalties.
"That tells a strory, we're not really producing enough in our pressure moments. We need to be scoring tries and looking at seven pointers rather than three pointers."
Wasps are now eight points adrift of sixth-placed Sale with six games remaining.
Young said: "We're still in the fight but realistically we have to rely on one or two other results to go our way.
"And in fairness to Sale they deserve it.
"In the two games we've played against them they've been better than us so who are we to say we should be sixth and they shouldn't make it?
"When it gets to the business end of the season other teams have got that extra gear and we struggle to find it.
"That's where we. There are a number of games left but with regards that top six, we've put ourselves under pressure.
"I always thought we were in a fight for that sixth spot and that was as good as we could achieve, but we've certainly put ourselves up against it."
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For the January 31 edition of the Roundball Wrap, see highlights from 13 games, including a very special RBW Game of the Night between Luke Jackson's Northwest Christian and Oregon Tech as OIT head coach Danny Miles went for career win No. 1,000. Jake Zivin and Erik Elken also have a dozen prep highlights plus … Continue reading »
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For the October 4, 2013 edition of the Friday Night Blitz, Jake Zivin and Stephen Nelson bring you highlights from ten games. Could Roseburg stay unbeaten? Who would win the battle for Albany? See who won a top-10 matchup between Springfield and Hermiston. Plus many more scores from teams in our area.
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November 14, 2013
Dynamic, brilliant and an elite athlete extraordinaire, Raquel "The Rock" Miller believes that boxing is more than boxing – that it is a lifestyle. She is proving this on a daily basis. Through her disciplined work ethic and her commitment to the "sweet science," through diligence and perseverance, The Rock won several national boxing tournaments and qualified for the world championships in Beijing. She won a silver medal there.
November 11, 2012
Boxing is viewed in the U.S. and around the world as a man's sport, but that is quickly changing. Under the tutelage of Frisco's boxing trainer extraordinaire Ben Bautista, Flyweight Champion of the World Ava Knight is a rising star in the world of boxing
August 24, 2012
The boxing world has its eye on Northern Cali, because the area is producing champions in every division, right and left. Later on, I will talk to more of the fighters, but I wanted to write this story first, so that people could see boxing from the eyes of trainers, not just fighters.
July 17, 2012
You may recognize Floyd Mayweather and Andre Ward as two major figures in today's world of boxing, but very few have heard of Raquel Miller, a female fighter from the streets of Hunters Point. All of that is about to change with this 2011 Golden Gloves winner and rising star taking the Northern Cali boxing world by storm.


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In the Netherlands, young people who turned 17 on or after 1 November 2011, have been able to obtain a Category B driving licence. Up until they turn 18, they are allowed to drive a car under the supervision of a coach. This temporary experiment is called 2toDrive and will be continued for six years.
2toDrive rules
Young people may take the theory exam from the age of 16. From the age of 16½, they can take driving lessons, and from the age of 17 they may take the practical driving test. Up until they turn 18, they may drive a car while accompanied by a coach. From the age of 18, they may drive on their own.
Temporary experiment
If driving under the supervision of a coach proves to have a positive effect on road safety, the system may be given legal status.
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text: Noel Edison serves as organist and choirmaster of St John's Anglican Church in Elora, one of the few fully professional church choirs in Canada. He is conductor and artistic director of two world-class Canadian ensembles, the large-scale Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and the chamber-sized Elora Festival Singers, and is widely recognized and appreciated for his skilful interpretive work with both choir and orchestra. In 2002 the University of Guelph conferred upon Noel Edison the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Music. In 2009 he was appointed to the Order of Ontario, the province's highest honour, and in 2012 he received the Queen's Diamond Jubilee medal.


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In a test/evaluation setup, where the 6212 SDK emulator is connected to a Pegoda reader, we transfer information from a SmartCard. The SmartCard is at the moment a debug version so the performance (ISO14443 command/response timing) is not 100%.
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Check out the 2012 Panini Rookie Photo Shoot
Earlier today, the fresh faces of the NBA gathered at the MSG Training Facility in Tarrytown, New York for the Rookie Photo Shoot. The league's newcomers were photographed for NBA media materials, including officially licensed Panini trading cards. The photo shoot also provided the perfect platform for some of the 2012 Draft stars to break out sneakers from their endorsed brands for the very first time. Nike obviously packed a very heavy 1-2 punch with Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist at the top, but adidas Basketball has also done very well for themselves. In fact, Nick broke news of Harrison Barnes and Austin Rivers signing with the Stripes this morning, and the two lotto picks were rushed adi kicks just in time for the photo shoot. As expected, Jordan retros dominated the event with releases from the last couple of years. There's still a few deals to be signed, but Reebok and Under Armour were no-shows on this day. Check out your favorite NBA rookies in their new digs and fresh kicks in this special 2012 NBA Rookie Photo Shoot edition of Sneaker Watch.


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Austin Maddox – Freshmen (Original Mix)
Electronic dance music producer and performer, Austin Maddox, has released a spacey trap-style banger called Freshmen. This is a track with some heavy 808 kicks, a nice dubstep breakdown and quite humorous samples. Freshmen is a track I'd listen to on a lazy day or while cruisin' the open roads… actually, I'd listen to it anywhere at anytime.
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Life has its ups and downs. People say you can measure a man by the
way he not only handles the ups but also the downs.
If that is the case, then Justin Cochran measures about 10-feet tall.
"Things can change in the blink of an eye," said Bruce McKinnon,
family friend of the Cochrans.
As a tradition, every two years, the Cochrans gather for a family reunion at Barren River Lake State Park in Kentucky during the Thanksgiving holidays. It is custom for several family members to play a round of golf on the Friday after Thanksgiving. Those who do not play golf usually tag along in a caravan of golf carts.
That was the case on that fateful day in 2004 when 22-year-old Justin Cochran was messing around with his cousins. They learned that Justin could do a back handspring, and they wanted a demonstration. Misjudging the landing, Justin fell on his head and instantly broke his C-1 and C-2 vertebrae. He was immediately paralyzed and unable to breathe.
Family members performed rescue breathing for Justin while waiting 40 minutes for an ambulance. The ambulance transported him, and he was airlifted to Vanderbilt Hospital in Nashville. He was put in a halo and remained at the trauma intensive care unit on life support for 12 days.
Justin Cochrans ability to survive the tragedy is a testament to his courage. Doctors told the family that 99 percent of people with spinal cord injuries like Justin Cochrans usually do not survive the accident.
After his stint at Vanderbilt Hospital, Justin was accepted to the Shepherd Center in northern Atlanta, a not-for-profit hospital that was founded 22 years ago and specializes in treating and rehabilitating patients with spinal cord injuries. Justin remained at the Shepherd Center until May 2005. He now lives in an apartment close to the facility so he can continue his physical therapy.
During his stay at the Shepherd Center, Justins father, Mike Cochran, and his uncle, Danny Cochran, thought of starting a charitable foundation for families who are in similar situations. The Justin Cochran Spinal Cord Injury Foundation was created.
"Justin has huge family support system," Mike Cochran said.
"Were a very close- knit family who takes care of one
Mike Cochran explained through Justins experience, he has met many families who do not have the means to pay the medical bills that come with hospitalization and rehabilitation after a spinal cord injury.
"We want to provide housing and support for people who want to get back into the community," Mike Cochran said. He said the long-term goal for the foundation is to build a place in Knoxville that can be a transitional home where people who have suffered spinal cord injuries can receive rehabilitation services and learn to adapt to their situation.
Justin Cochran has adapted his goals to his new lifestyle. Prior to the accident, Justin was working towards earning his pilots license. Now, he attends college and is majoring in aeronautic engineering. He gets around in a wheelchair which he drives using the "sip and puff" method of controlling the chair. He has taken the technology from his wheelchair and applied it to his computer.
"He has a drive to continue with his life," Mike Cochran said. "He
doesnt want to be held back because of his injury."
Justin Cochran has become a voice for those with spinal cord injuries. He has spoken to the Georgia legislature on improving funding efforts for spinal cord injury patients.
The Justin Cochran Spinal Cord Injury Foundation is also doing all it can to help those with spinal cord injuries, Mike Cochran said. He said last year the foundation helped a man by having a ramp built for his residence. The man lived in a trailer on a hill. Without a ramp, the man could not leave his home unless someone carried him out. Now his home is accessible thanks to the foundation.
"This organization wants to help more and more people, to give them
hope," said McKinnon. When McKinnon is not acting in television series,
movies or in New York theater, he lends his support as a board member
of the JCSCI foundation.
To raise funds the Justin Cochran Spinal Cord Injury Foundation is holding the 3rd Annual JCSCI Foundation Golf Tournament at Egwani Farms Golf Course in Rockford. The tournament is Tuesday, May 15, with registration at 11 a.m., lunch at noon and a shotgun start at 1 p.m. The event features good food, giveaways, door prizes, a longest drive contest and a $1,000,000 shootout. Each player closest to the pin on each Par 3 hole has a chance to win $1,000,000 if they sink a 165 yard shot on the Par 5 18th hole at the conclusion of the tournament.
The first place team wins $600, and the second place team wins $300. Other prizes for a hole-in-one on other Par 3 holes include a Dell computer, a trip to Hawaii, Ben Hogan clubs or a Bose Waves music system.
Registration forms for the golf tournament can be downloaded from the foundations web site, www.jcscifoundation.org. For more information, call Dan Cochran at 615-210-2961, Dusty McQueen at 865-804-0658 or Bruce McCinnon at 865-806-3740.
Check or money orders can be made payable to the Justin Cochran Spinal Cord Injury Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 32654, Knoxville, TN 37930.


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Stores in Jackson opened as early as 9:00 P.M. on Thanksgiving for Black Friday. WLBT was out with shoppers as early as midnight to talk to crowds about lining up earlier than ever for the biggest shopping day of the year.
By 11:30 P.M. on Thanksgiving, the line was wrapped around the Bestbuy in Jackson. Shopper Alton Arnold says, "when we first got here we just thought the line was up front, but we got on around and it was wrapped around the building."
In fact, two lines formed, as shoppers wrapped up in blankets and hoodies to make it in when doors opened at midnight.
Shopper Edgar Diaz says, he and his wife were hungry and tired after waiting in line since 10:30 A.M. The Diaz's waited in line for a 42 inch flat screen T-V for $199.
Toys-R-Us opened up at 9:00 P.M. on Thanksgiving, but by midnight there was still a large crowd of folks trying to get in. In order to keep the crowd down inside, shoppers had to wait in line outside until those already in the toy store came out.
While the line formed outside Toys-R-Us, the line for checkout wasn't much better. So shopper Mary Burroughs used her hour wait to do more shopping.
Burroughs says, "now we're shopping online while we're waiting in line at some of the other stores."
Just like Bestbuy, Target opened at midnight too. Shopper Dessa Strong says she got what she wanted at Target. However, she says she had to deal with some unruly shoppers who cut the line. Strong says," I was the police I held as many of them back as I could because it wasn't fair."
Despite the crowds and waiting, most say it was worth it. Diaz who we met at Bestbuy says after his long wait, he actually had work at Northpark at 3:00 A.M. Basically, I'll make a purchase and go home, leave my TV and go to work," says Diaz.
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Theater, dance, football and disability? They don't typically go together. But in a play written, directed and performed by U-T students at the Cohen New Works Festival, all four came together in one truly "Colossal" performance.
Playwright of "Colossal" and graduate student, Andrew Hinderaker, wanted all different types of individuals to appreciate his work.
"I want football players to come in and feel like we're honestly telling that story. I want dancers to come in and feel like we're honestly telling that story, and I want the community with disability to come in and feel like we're honestly telling that story and that experience," he said.
Colossal includes a 20-person ensemble and a drum corps. It tells the complicated story of a dancer turned U-T football player who suffers a debilitating spinal injury and his struggle to rebuild his life. The play also addresses the controversial and pertinent issue of homosexuality's place in athletics.
But it's not just this play that is combining different talents and disciplines. The entire festival lets students explore the different roles theater and dance offers.
This is what UT Theater undergraduate student, Michael Quinnlara, enjoys most about the New Works Festival.
"You really have the opportunity to explore parts of theater that you want to work on but you haven't necessarily always a part of."
The Director of "Colossal" and graduate student, Will Davis, also commended this aspect of the festival.
"It's not just the artistic and the creative process that's a student opportunity, but the producing and developing and promoting and the budgeting."
The New Works Festival is the largest of its kind in the country, and closes down the entire department for the week.
"No one holds classes and we're just here to see each other's work and respond to each other's work and just see where the rubber hits the road in your learning," Davis said.
It's that collaborative experience that has been the most beneficial to the department as a whole.
"It's been an incredible experience here because I've gotten to work with graduate students, with undergraduate students, with former students, with faculty, and with community members, so it's really drawing from all these different communities," Hinderaker said.
It's not just the UT community that's buzzing about this Cohen New Works Festival. Hinderaker won the Jean Kennedy Smith Playwriting Award for his piece, "Colossal", and will be honored at the John F. Kennedy Center for Performing Arts in Washington D.C. later this month.
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Sinfield retires from International Rugby League
England enjoy a unique position within Rugby League history having given birth to the sport in 1895 when disillusioned clubs from the north of England rebelled against their southern counterparts to form their own breakaway league. It became known as the Northern Union, the predecessor to the modern day Rugby Football League.
The first ever Rugby League international test was played several years later in 1904, when representatives of the Northern Union, which was effectively an England side, played against a team of players of other nationalities and lost 9-3.
With Rugby League spreading around the world during the 1905-1907 period, England, under the team banner of Great Britain, played host to the famous New Zealand 'All Golds' touring side in 1907 and then to the first ever Australian touring side in 1908. In 1910, England then embarked on their first ever Rugby League tour, playing numerous games in both New Zealand and Australia.
England have since appeared in every World Cup played although they played, up until 1975, under the banner of Great Britain and won the trophy on three occasions including the inaugural tournament in France in 1954. Great Britain became England in 1975 but reverted back to GB for the 1977, 1988 and 1992 tournaments before permanently becoming England.
England have produced some of the greatest Rugby League players of all time, including George Fairbairn, who is third on the all-time list of World Cup points scorers, Andy Farrell, widely regarded as one of the toughest competitors ever to play the game and the legendary Harold Wagstaff, who led Huddersfield to an unprecedented four titles during the 1915 season.
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Area: 130,422 km2
Capital: London
Population: 51 million
Domestic Competition - Super League
The Super League is the top-level professional rugby league club competition in Europe. The League has fourteen teams: thirteen from England and one from France. They are: Bradford Bulls, Castleford Tigers, Catalan Dragons, Huddersfield Giants, Hull FC, Hull KR, Leeds Rhinos, London Broncos, Salford City Reds, St Helens, Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, Warrington Wolves, Widnes Vikings and Wigan Warriors. The current champions are Leeds Rhinos.
Super League began in 1996, replacing the RFL Championship and switching from a winter to a summer season. Each team plays 27 games between February and September: 13 home games, 13 away games and a Magic Weekend game at a neutral venue. At the end of the season, the top eight teams enter play-offs leading to the Grand Final which determines the champions.


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Rockies do exactly what the Royals should do
The Rockies are going to let Dan O'Dowd keep the title of "General Manager," but they are essentially demoting him to "[focus] more on the minor leagues and player development while assistant general manager Bill Geivett will oversee the daily operations of the major league club." Demoting Moore in this manner would be perfect. Those are the things he's good at. Of course I don't think the Royals have anyone in house to promote to take over other GM duties. They would have to bring in someone from the outside.


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A while ago I visited Champagne on the hunt for some new discoveries to bring back to the UK. It was an enjoyable trip packed with pit stops to the many small Champagne Houses that are unheard of over here. It was also a very successful one and I made many new contacts and friends. Discovering a good champagne takes time and effort on the part of the wine merchant and Champagne Morel Pere et Fils has proved to be well worth my searching! Champagne Morel Pere et Fils Brut Reserve hails from Les Riceys in the heart of the La Côte des Bars.
It's made by Pascal Morel who is the 5th generation of his family at the helm of his Champagne House, having taken over from his father in 1975. Pascal has a great passion for his work and respect for tradition but has also managed to adapt to the times without losing the taste and knowledge handed down by his forebears. Pascal built a new winery in 2005 and is an expert blender, holding seminars for students and wine lovers alike.
The Champagne House is an 18th century mansion (next to the church) that backs on to the River Laigne. The vault dates back to the 1600s and contains the reserve Champagnes – cuvées from his grandfather's times and beyond. The vineyards lie over 18 acres on the chalky limestone slopes of the Laigne valley – 15.5 acres are planted with Pinot Noir and 2.5 acres are planted with Chardonnay.
Champagne Morel et Fils has long been known for the rare Rosé des Riceys produced in this area alone. The three communes that make up Les Riceys — Ricey-Haut, Ricey-Haut-Rive and Ricey-Bas — are unusual in that this is the only place in France where wine may be produced under three different appellations, Champagne and two still wines: Rosé des Riceys and the red wine Coteaux Champenois. Rosé des Riceys is quite hard to find and is produced only in the very best of years, from Pinot Noir grown on the steepest slopes with the best aspect and exposure. The rosé has aromas of ripe strawberries, raspberries, crystallized cherries, spice, hazelnuts and violets.
Rosé des Riceys is said to have been a favourite of King Louis XIV who was introduced to it by stone masons from the region when they were building the ponds at Versailles and the Marly Aqueduct that supplied the gardens with water, When the King came to enquire on the progress of the work the stone masons offered him a glass of the Rosé and the King was smitten. The archives at the Palace of Versailles have records of the Rosé dating to this time.
Both Pascal's Rosé des Riceys and Champagnes are award winning, being cited in the French Guides Hachette des Vins, Dussert Gerber and GaultMillau Les Meillurs Vins de France. The Morel Brut Reserve is a fantastic champagne, winning the Gold medal Médaille d'or Paris 2009. Made from a blend of 90% Pinot Noir, 10% Chardonnay this is a very well balanced Champagne, full of finesse.
This is an aromatic champagne with notes of dried apricot, white flowers, toasted brioche and delicate hints of red berries, citrus and spice. The bubbles are fine, soft and long lasting and the Morel Brut Reserve combines richness with elegance. What's more this champagne pairs extremely well with food.
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I think it is pretty obvious that our starting pitching is one of the big reasons we have not done well of late. I have wondered about the quality of our starting pitching since it became clear that Hendry's solutions were going to be based on Dempster being a starter, Marquis, Lieber, Trachsel (last year -- we handed over prospects for nothing there). Here is an interesting quote from a writer for Baseball Prospectus regarding Dempster and his quick start:
" The last time Dempster was a starter, he walked 22 men in 33 2/3 innings and was pulled from the rotation with a 5.35 ERA in six starts. The time before that, he had an ERA of 6.54. Before that, 5.38. So when you look at Dempster and his 2.90 ERA and 3-0 record, remember that he hasn't been successful as a starting pitcher since 2000.
While a good story, Dempster's low ERA is more about a .190 BABIP than anything else. He has a 21/14 K/BB in 31 innings, which won't get you very far. However, as with Kyle Lohse, a good defense and a new affinity for groundballs (2.17 G/F, by far his highest as a starter) are keeping the hits and extra-base hits (four) off the board. Dempster is due for a correction shortly."
We all knew about the horrible second half Marquis had in 2006 when we signed him -- and we watched the same thing happen. The problem this year is he is extending his second half performance to the first half.
I am rooting for Lieber, but what do we really expect? Hopefully, he will perform better than Trachsel did.
It is sad to me considering I thought we had a good set of young arms ready to emerge. Seeing teams do well, with deep staffs and great young arms, like the LAA (Escobar and Lackey still out), Lester and Buckholz stepping up for the Red Sox, Volquez for the Reds, anyone the Diamondbacks trot out.
Lilly is a career .500 P (barely over) with an ERA over 4. You figure he can improve since he was pitching in the AL East, but I think last year is about as good as he has got. He may or may not repeat that -- but he should not be a top of the rotation pitcher -- more like a #3 or #4. He is our #2.
Zambrano is the only star of the team and we all have hope for Hill. It is frustrating because now, we are actually getting on base more, but unless the offense scores 9 runs, we are sunk. The starters are done by the 5th and the bullpen is taxed.
Hopefully Gallagher can show some signs and get a shot. Heck, let Marshall start and give him some more experience rather than trotting out "experienced" retreads.
What is sad is I thought I remember the Royals shopping Grienke last year.
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Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) heavyweight Joey Beltran will have the duty of welcoming recent Strikeforce import Lavar Johnson to the Octagon at UFC on Fox 2 TONIGHT (Jan. 28, 2012), which goes down at the United Center in Chicago, Illinois.
Johnson, who collected a 3-2 record while under the Strikeforce banner, is heading into this evening riding two consecutive losses, and hopes to right his ship with a win over the super tough Joey Beltran.
Beltran, on the other hand, has gone an even 3-3 in the Octagon, losing to strikers Matt Mitrione, Pat Barry and most recently, Stipe Miocic at UFC 136.
"Big" hopes to get a fresh start in the UFC, but "The Mexicutioner" will meet him at the door with a not so friendly reception into the world's pre-eminent mixed martial arts (MMA) organization.
Follow me after the jump for a complete breakdown of the UFC on FOX 2 heavyweight slobberknocker between Joey Beltran vs. Lavar Johnson.
The Breakdown
Beltran is as tough as they come, proving time and time again that he can take punishment all while dishing out some of his own. Having yet to be finished inside the eight-walled cage, Beltran took Pat Barry's and Matt Mitrione's best shots and kept on ticking.
Though he lost both of those bouts via decision, the heart and tenacity Beltran displayed won him the admiration and respect of MMA fans. What he lacks in technique, he more than makes up with aggression and toughness.
"The Mexicutioner" is a hard-nosed all out brawl-type of fighter. With 11 of his 13 wins coming either by (technical) knockout, it's no secret what he prefers to do once the cage doors are locked behind him. Regardless of the fact that Johnson is coming off of two submission losses, he still has the power to knockout anyone.
- Exhibit A: 13 knockouts to his name, 11 coming in the very first round.
- Exhibit B: See Exhibit A.
Standing at 6'4" and weighing in at 245 pounds, "Big" is an appropriate moniker for Johnson, an American Kickboxing Academy (AKA)-trained fighter. However, once he goes to the ground, all that size is seemingly useless, as four out of his five losses have come via submission (one of those, however, was injury related).
No worries for Johnson though, as the chances of this fight going to the ground are slim to none.
The Pick
When UFC matchmakers put this fight together, I am pretty sure they had a stand up, back-and forth battle in mind. Two heavyweights who swing hard can only mean one thing:
Fight of the Night.
Though he has garnered respect and fans for his all out brawl style of fighting, it will behoove Beltran to be a bit more selective with his shots against Johnson, as one big shot from Lavar can be disastrous for "The Mexicutioner."
I expect Beltran to come out guns blazing, pushing the pace to rattle the UFC rookie. Johnson will have to hope for a quick finish that he is accustomed to, however, he will have his work cut out for him as Beltran has prove to have an iron chin.
In an exciting back-and-forth affair, the UFC veteran Beltran will finish the Strikeforce import Johnson late in the second round via strikes. It may not be a technical fight, but it sure as hell is going to be an exciting one.
Beltran defeats Lavar Johnson via technical knockout (TKO) in the second round
That's a wrap for now. Be sure to share your thoughts on this fight and more in the comments section below.
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Minnesotans should recognize my title as those words which Al Michaels spoke seconds before Minnesotan Herb Brooks coached the 1980 U. S. Olympic hockey team to an unlikely victory over the Soviet Union. They went on to become world champions and wear the gold medal.
So what does all that have to do with NFL football?
The time is now. This too is a moment in history. The Minnesota Vikings are in trouble. Their stadium is one of the worst money-generating platforms in the NFL. There are not enough fancy suites to sell to businesses entertaining their clients. Minnesota is not a populous state, and times are tough. A lot of Minnesota front runners even run around in Packer caps. Bridges collapsing, recessions happening, all add to a very dark picture.
But now, #4 is on our side. However you feel inside about all of this, remember that this is the point in history that could make or break your Minnesota Vikings. Even an idiot might realize you don't let a rich Californian buy up your Super Bowl championship team and ship it off to LA, even if some governors are much dumber than any TV wrestler.
The Vikings may have all the cards this year. See the analysis by Mike Mayock: http://www.vikings.com/media-vault/videos/Mike-Mayocks-Vikings-Season-Preview/97ac6de6-ac61-4254-b1df-d3d9aabf363c
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Kristanna Loken is an American model and actress best known for her roles as in Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines, BloodRayne and Painkiller Jane. She is full-blooded Norwegian and hails from New York, though her roots are in Wisconsin, my home state of 31 years.
I had the distinct pleasure of briefly speaking with Kristanna about her newest release, "Awesomest Maximus".
GS: You've done the convention circuit. I assume you love meeting the fans. But what do you hate about conventions?
KL: (laughs) Well, I think it's probably sweaty palms. I shake a lot of hands when I'm at conventions, and sweaty palms is a little tricky to get around. But honestly, I really do enjoy getting out there, meeting the people and talking to everybody about what's going on. People have a lot of interesting questions for me, and if I didn't have those people... they're the ones who keep me going. It's an interesting experience and it's fun.
GS: Did you have any Wisconsin stories or things you'd like to say about this lovely state?
KL: Yes. I spent a lot of time in Wisconsin growing up, as you know, because both of my parents are from there. I spent summers on the lake, and about 85% of my aunts, uncles and cousins live there so I get back fairly frequently. It's a nice little taste of home.
GS: And it's especially nice this week.
KL: You have good weather?
GS: It's 78 right now. (This was on March 14, 2012 -- still winter!)
KL: What?? That's warmer than it is here. Wow.
GS: What do you think is the most misunderstood thing about Uwe Boll?
KL: Good question. I like to call him "crazy brilliant", because I do think there's a method to his madness. He's really good at getting people together and organizing his films. And I think it was a nice departure for hi mto do something like "Darfur", which I was in but also worked on the producing side. We did that film unscripted and it was bold to do a film about genocide in an unscripted format. There's also a lot of freedom as an artist -- it was the first time I had done a film like that and it was a learning experience. So, again, there is a method to his madness.
GS: Fair enough. He just gets so much flak from people...
KL: I know. Anybody who will go into a boxing ring with their three worst critics, now that's a little outside the box. And there's a brilliance there. Definitely a craziness, but a brilliance, too.
GS: What drew you to "Awesomest Maximus"?
KL: The script came to me, and I was happy to do something a little bit different, which this movie definitely is. It was really fun to do a comedy. I found the script to be funny and very politically incorrect. Pushing the envelope, which I like to do with my work in any regard. And Will Sasso is a real talent, so it was a variance of things that ended up having me say, "this is a good idea".
GS: The humor is hard to characterize. Obviously, it's crude and juvenile. But there is an underlying intelligence there, too.
KL: Yeah, exactly. You're right. It's clever in its broadness.
GS: There is a certain prop in the movie, I don't want to say what it is, but you and Sophie Monk have this prop... and I'm curious where it is now.
KL: (laughs) I'm assuming you're talking about the black appendage?
GS: Yes.
KL: I have no idea where that currently resides. (laughs)
GS: I'm just curious if it ends up i na supply closet somewhere or if someone gets to keep it...
KL: It's a really valid question. Maybe someone can find out about that. Does it go into anonymous props? Is it someone's souvenir?
GS: What is Kazakhstan like?
KL: It's a real experience. I was there for a month. The people were very welcoming, and interesting in their look. They're Asian, but they speak Russian. It's been a free democratic country for 20 years and it's like the 5th largest country in the world. It's a huge land mass with a lot of natural resources, so they're building it up. They're a proud people that really want to share their country with the world. I was impressed. Some interesting foods, that's for sure. I had fermented horse's milk, which was a little bizarre.
GS: Were there logistical issues, or was it like shooting here?
KL: I think the film industry is very new to them. Communication was a bit of a challenge because people don't speak English there. And, in their defense, why should they? For me not speaking Russian, it was a bit challenging. But we had interpreters and we got by. They seem very keen on growing the film community. They'll get there.
GS: I see our time is running out, so thank you... perhaps I will see you at a convention.
KL: Yes, you might. Thanks!
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