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B.B. King's Blues Club - Orlando
- Address:
9101 International Dr. #2230
Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
I Drive / Sand Lake
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $30 and under
B.B. King's Blues Club - Orlando
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.bbkingclubs.com/
- Phone: 4073704550
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner Nightly: 11:00am - 2:00am
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Southern
- Executive Chef: Carl
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Counter Seating, Dancing, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: BB King's Blues Club has catering menus to accommodate a celebration of any size. We offer hot appetizers, cold appetizers, hot and cold dips, action stations, buffet options and limited menus. Visit www.bbkingclubs.com for our event packets.
- Entertainment: DANCE Come jam with us nightly to music inspired by the King of Blues, Queen of Motown and the Soul of Funk. The World's finest musicians including our own All Star bands will remind you why Aretha demanded R-E-S-P-E-C-T, why Tina left her good job in the City, why Ray has Georgia on his mind and what the Temptations are talking about. Don't let the thrill be gone, let the good times roll and dance your blues away
- Special Events: BB King is known for its special events. We can hold up to 1500 guest reception style and have live music nightly. Any group over 15 is given special attention and works with our Sales Manager. For more information e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
A word from B.B. King's Blues Club - Orlando
BB King's Blues Club is located in beautiful Point Orlando (walking distance from the convention center). EAT Our Menu offers a variety of the South's most delicious comfort food influenced by flavors from New Orleans all the way to the Mississippi Delta, including authentic Memphis-style BBQ. You will find there is something for everyone from our lip-smacking ribs to fresh grilled salmon, fried dill pickles to gumbo from the bayou, and finish it all off with a helping of warm banana bread pudding served with a southern comfort caramel glaze. It's good for the soul.Continued
DRINK Step up to any one of our four full-service bars for an assortment of beer, wine and mixed drinks. Sip any one of our top ten specialty drinks or shooters and take home a BB King's souvenir glass
DRINK Step up to any one of our four full-service bars for an assortment of beer, wine and mixed drinks. Sip any one of our top ten specialty drinks or shooters and take home a BB King's souvenir glass
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B.B. King's Blues Club - Orlando reviews from OpenTable diners
105 reviews since April 25, 2014
- Food4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelEnergetic
good for groups (67)late-night find (58)hot spot (48)vibrant bar scene (47)special occasion (43)romantic (26)neighborhood gem (20)fit for foodies (18)kid-friendly (16)great for lunch (13)great for brunch (10)scenic view (6)great for outdoor dining (4)notable wine list (3)Show More
- love this placegreatplaceDined on 8/16/2014The food wasn't that great but the 9pm live band was awesome!!! I had a blast!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BB Kings Blues Club is a must visitGDawgDined on 8/13/2014We have had a time share here for years and this was the first visit to BB Kings Blues Club. It was awesome and food was excellent. Service fast and friendly and staff knew menu and made great recommendations. The All Star Blues Band was really great and entertaining. All ages were there, from young families to seasoned citizens and the atmosphere was awesome. Used the valet to park the car. Worked great. Every time we come back to Orlando we are coming to this great food and entertainment spot.Special Features:
- bob1948Dined on 8/9/2014We brought our daughter and son in-law from Georgia to celebrate their 17th wedding anniversary , had an AWESOME TIME !! can't wait to go back , we live in Ocala but we WILL BE COMING BACK!!!!!!!!!!!! Table was great , server Christy was great as wellSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/8/2014The jazzy environment was good but the food was below average.
- Blues that upliftsfamOf6Dined on 8/2/2014The Shaun Rounds and BBKing house band is the best live band I've heard in a long time. We have a family of six and I was craving some soul food. Sometimes with a big family with teens and a toddler, it's a challenge to find quality service. Everything was great. The food, the service, and the music was authentic.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Alive and Fun and Energetic!!!CharlieDined on 8/2/2014BB's is fantastic!!!! There's no other place like it in Orlando! Great music and atmosphere! Wonderful for date and/or family outing :-)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place to eatErniej51Dined on 8/1/2014This is a very good place to take family members and friends to enjoy a night of good food and entertainment. The food was great the staff was great and the entertainment was better than expected. I would recommend this establishment to all of my friends and relatives .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall impression of evening-goodJewelatfiveDined on 8/1/2014Everything was great. We were taken aback with paying a cover charge along with our dinner reservation. Not cool!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First timerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/31/2014This was my first time going to bb kings and it was the best first experience ever I would recommend it to anyone I know and I will definitely be back soon👍👍 two thumbs upSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BB KingsOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/30/2014It was nice place to take a group with youth. There was good music and good food.Special Features:
- Good for friendsyumyumgirl42Dined on 7/27/2014My husband and I arrived a little late however was seated right away food was great nice band nice date night place we enjoyed every minuteSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- appetizerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/26/2014Fried green tomatoes were awesome. Had never had them before.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- musicdeekayDined on 7/25/2014shaun-rounds-blues-band was very good but the all stars sucked. because mostly the singers fault.
- cool hang out spotDicedPineapplesJonesDined on 7/24/2014BB KINGS ORLANDO HAS GOOD FOOD, GREAT DRINKS, MUSIC, DANCING, AND IS KID FRIENDLY. IT'S A COOL PLACE TO GET SOME FOOD, DRINKS, LISTEN TO LIVE MUSIC, AND ENJOY TIME OUT WITH FRIENDS OR FAMILY.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food and musicraffermVIPDined on 7/24/2014We have been here a few times. Food is very good, but a bit on the heavy side. Price is reasonable but the best time to go is in the evening when live blues are played on stage. Otherwise it's a good meal, but the live music makes the evening.I would recommend this to a friend.
- a bit of everythingshakealegDined on 7/23/2014Took wife for birthday and enjoyed dinner, music and got to dance. Got great table next to stage. Great experience. Will come back. Parking did limit length of stay.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Hot soul food cool soul musicHotbutterdsoulDined on 7/22/2014Great place to chill with great food and cool venue to listen to live music Relaxed atomoshere and very cool vibe Overall a great experienceSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food needs serious revisionHonestDined on 7/22/2014Generally you expect some degree of fried food but the execution is distinctly inelegant. Ingredients are not fresh and so everything taste like stale gas station food.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 7/20/2014Great time and really enjoyed the music. The service was not the best I have seen however, I believe the waiter was new so we gave him grace. I would surely visit againSpecial Features:
- Great AtmoshperelotsoffunDined on 7/19/2014BB Kings' is great for family events. We celebrated our Family Reunion there. The band was great and the dance floor was full. I enjoyed it and will visit again in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Venue!amarilys1Dined on 7/17/2014The food was great, music was beyond amazing. My boyfriend and I had a great time .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good timenat26Dined on 7/8/2014Enjoyed our date night at bb s. Good food, large portion. Good music, server was very nice.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food & ServiceJessieDined on 7/7/2014The server was very friendly and attentive. And the food, oh my!!! The ribs I had were tender, meaty, and just oh soooo good!!!! And the sides were equally as good. The white cheddar mac n cheese was the BEST mac n cheese I have ever had! EXCELLENT food, walked away very satisfied!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome date night spotJgmg0802Dined on 7/5/2014❤❤ Ok a guy who loves soul,blues and jazz this is an the best place!! The BB King all star band rocked the house down my wife and I had a blast and we will be back I'm Irish and she is Mexican so we can say its worth it the cover charge was $5 because it was before 10pm I did not mind it all. The band played till about 12 and they kept you going so if you are or not married and need a night away go its worth it!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FoodieDined on 7/5/2014Had a great time with the hubster. Side portions were small but the food was pretty good otherwise. Awesome service and entertainment. We will definitely visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun and great foodTXfoodieDined on 6/27/2014We celebrated a birthday here and it was a great ending to the day. The food was very good, service attentive and helpful, and the music was talented and just right volume.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not too excitingsparepressDined on 6/22/2014Food was very average. Our intention was soul food and this left much to be desired. I would recommend as an experience if you are looking for a place to eat that has live music.Special Features:
- Always funluvthelivebandDined on 6/20/2014We have gone to BB Kings for all our weekend getaways to Orlando. All the different meals we have tried were delicious. We especially enjoy the live band performances. I would recommend it for dates, families, and groups. It's always fun for us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Easy Reservations in a hurry!lastmindateDined on 6/20/2014We needed to make dinner reservations for a group of 7 for a birthday dinner party to take place within 24 hours. We made arrangements long distance (on opentable.com) as we would be traveling that day and wanted dinner the next evening. Making the reservation only took a few minutes and went extremely smooth. I would definitely use this site again for any future reservations.Special Features:
- Awesome Band!lots2doDined on 6/20/2014I would recommend for dancing, eating and meeting new people. Met an outstanding couple 75 and 70 yrs old they out danced the young ones!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- blues emporiumFoodsafetyguyDined on 6/17/2014A group of us were attending a conference in Orlando & someone recommended this night spot. the food was very good, the service was excellent, the band was very talented (ages 40 thru 65 in our group) and we danced and sang along with the music and had a very good time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good times!SumsDined on 6/14/2014I've been to BB Kings many times and it never dissapoints! Great food, great service, and great music!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a fav!kapsi711Dined on 6/14/2014This was my parents and sister's first time at BB Kings and once again it didn't disappoint. They got the ribs and chicken dinners and they all took home doggie bags as they portions were very large. The blues band was great and the overall vibe was great as usual. I would recommend BB Kings to anyone looking for good food and live music.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Majic in OrlandoGoaheadtakeachanceDined on 6/9/2014We've been to Orlando thousands of times but, this is the first time we've ever launched out and tried something new. We're tired of the hype of advertising that always let us down but, this time it was well worth it. Valet parking in such a busy area was only $10 and that was just the beginning of what turned out to be a fabulous evening. The catfish nuggets was delicious; to start, I had shrimp and grits, husband had the catfish platter and son had their famous burger. The band really brought the evening to a blast! The atmosphere was conducive to those looking for a great time with a group of great people. If you have the chance to visit and you love the blues, good food and friendly people; stop on buy and tell them Monica sent you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great placeknob56Dined on 6/8/2014Great food and a really great blues band! I would recommend this place to othersSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 24 year anniversarydempsDined on 6/7/2014We had never been there and decided to go for our 24 year wedding anniversary. WE WERE AMAZED AND LOVED THE ATMOSPHERE, MUSIC AND FOOD was more than we expected. i have been telling everyone to try bb kings..Special Features:
- BEWARE extra ChargesBruJuDined on 6/6/2014Never in my years of dining out with reservation have I ever had to pay a coverage charge to eat at a restaurant until to my surprise BB Kings. The staff was miserable from the host staff to the food servers. I was very disappointed with my experience. They should let customers know up front that there is a cover charge. Food was OK at best My wife enjoyed her fried chicken and my ribs where to dry. Apps were good Fried pickles and loaded potatoes chip much like nachos. Desert was tasteless. Music great. Will not returnSpecial Features:
- Great Time!ATL4funDined on 6/5/2014The band was excellent. We really enjoyed dancing to some of the old familiar songs. We were glad that we ordered dinner. The food coupled with the music made for a very enjoyable evening.Special Features:
- Felt like I was in New OrleanslovedajazzDined on 6/4/2014I liked the friendliness of our server, and the environment was jazzy. I enjoyed the band that was playing while we enjoyed a nice dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for Music Lovers!NetmasterDined on 6/1/2014Probably the most I can remember is the awesome bass guitarist that was on stage and the shrimp and grits meal....but hey, my memory is good enough to know that I loved the experienceSpecial Features:


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This Family Recreated Our Music Video!
You guys have to see this! Last year this family copied our Bora Bora Katy Perry ET music video and now they've recreated our Lady Marmalade music video we made at our Christmas card shoot last November!! It's pretty identical, frame by frame!! They did such a good job. I love the mom and dad as Kris and Bruce! lol!!
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Two Injured in a Two Semi Collision on I-65
Date of News Release: 05/25/2010
(Bowling Green, Ky.) -- James Kazee was traveling southbound in the right lane of Interstate 65. Glen Michael Thomas, a tractor trailer, is parked on the southbound shoulder of Interstate 65 in front of Mr. Kazee with its hazard lights activated. Mr. Kazee's vehicle approaches Mr. Thomas' vehicle, Mr. Kazee veers off of the roadway and collides with Mr. Thomas' vehicle. Both trucks catch fire and become fully engulfed. Mr. Thomas' escaped his truck unassisted and received medical treatment for broken ribs. Mr. Kazee was extricated by a passerby, and sustained 2nd and 3rd degree burns. Mr. Kazee was then flown to the University of Louisville Hospital where he is in stable condition.


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(06/26/12) - His grandson, Dominick Calhoun was abused, tortured and murdered. While it's too late for the little boy, Rick Calhoun is doing the only thing he can now to protect other children.
For two years, the family fought for Dominick's Law. Tuesday in Lansing, Gov. Rick Snyder signed the important piece of legislation. The law has tougher penalties for child abusers and even creates penalties for abuse committed in front of other children, as it was in Dominick's case.
"Dominick is going to save some children," said Rick Calhoun, Dominick's grandfather.
It's with that purpose that Rick Calhoun can live on. When his 4-year-old grandson Dominick was beaten to death in April of 2010, he knew he couldn't stand by and let it happen to someone else."There was no way we would not be able to just go on with our lives without doing something because he was such a special boy."
Nancy Hamm of Linden joined the Calhoun's campaign, fighting for tough penalties for those who abuse children. "It just broke my heart that somebody could do something so awful to a little person. Hopefully this law will make people think before they do something or make that phone call that they need to make."
A key part in Dominick's Law is the tougher penalties for child abusers. A first degree conviction used to carry a 15 year sentence, but it is now life in prison.
"Children are going to have some rights, we've been preaching all along that they don't have a voice, you have to be there voice and that's what we are doing," Calhoun added.
The Calhoun's and their team, known as Dominick's Warriors, say they will keep fighting for victims of child abuse. They are looking at acquiring foreclosed homes and turn them into Dominick's Houses for abused children.
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NORTH ANDOVER – After squandering a 20-point halftime lead and a 23-point edge early in the second half, Merrimack men's basketball survived against Le Moyne.
The Warriors (7-8 overall, 4-6 NE-10) allowed Le Moyne to take a seven-point advantage during the second half, but then they went on a 13-0 run to end the contest and win 65-59.
The Dolphins put together a 23-0 run over a span of nearly 10 minutes to give them a 59-52 edge with 4:40 to play.
But they then failed to score the rest of the way.
"We definitely displayed some growing pains tonight," head coach Bert Hammel said in a release. "I'm proud of the way we fought back, absolutely, but we have to be surer of ourselves on the defensive end of the court. We have to be more consistent on a nightly basis. But tonight, we'll take the win and prepare for another tough road contest on Saturday."
Merrimack shot 39.3 percent, going 22 for 56.
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Dark and brooding Melbourne doom band with beginnings in the mid-1990s. With the line up of Kelson, O'Neil Alexander (drums), Geoff Kloprogge (vocals, guitar) and Jade Von Nagy (bass) the band released a four track single, "Descend into Thy Grave" and shortly thereafter the debut album Endless Tears, which has recently been re-released for international distribution. An opening slot at the 1997 Metal for the Brain festival raised awareness of the band somewhat, and much of 1998 was spent working on new material. Former Paramaecium guitarist Chris Burton replaced Kloprogge in 1997 and after some time as a temporary member, Luke Wong finally joined as full time bassist mid-1998. Around the same time the band started working with ex-My Dying Bride keyboards player Martin Powell, who came to Australia to join the band and record the They Whispered You Had Risen album, which displays a more Gothic character than earlier work. Cryptal Darkness had plans to tour Europe in late 2000, but this seems to have not occurred. Powell is now with Cradle of Filth. Kelson has also featured in the Paramaecium line-up and Alexander played drums for Vomitorial Corpulence; both were also members of Desolate Eternity. In early 2003, the band announced it had changed its name to The Eternal.
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In what will be the true test of turning around the past decade of futility, the Bills need to find a way to defeat one of the better teams of the past decade and decision rival, the New England Patriots. Both teams are 2-0 so far with big offensive scoring and new lineups defensively. It has been 8 years (15 losses in a row)since the Bills have been able to beat Tom Brady who is still at the top of his game. Based on the first two games of the season, I have isolated three areas that the Bills need to capitalize to have a chance to win.
This is perhaps the hardest thing to do for the Bills between Tom Brady's remarkable talent and a strong offensive line. In just two games Brady has nearly thrown 1,000 yards passing completing more than 70% of his passes with a 7-1 TD/INT ration. The Bills need two things to happen. The first is to generate pressure, something which the Bills have not really been able to do. This I feel was in response to a conservative attack plan due to both the Chiefs and Raiders having excellent running backs. The Patriots, despite heavy investment in that area, are averaging just over 4 yards a carry and rely more on Brady's arm to (successfully) move the ball. Now is the time for Shawne Merriman to let loose and do his thing.
The other thing the Bills need is tighter pass coverage. Regardless of what the Bills secondary will do, Brady is capable of fitting in passes in tight areas and finding the best player to throw to. The Bills simply need to jam up the receivers early as zone defense is a bit sluggish and the man to man (McKelvin) coverage got pummeled by Jason Campbell (who by all means is an average QB). The Bills linebackers will have their first true test against elite TEs particularly with local Rob Gronkowski and Aaron Hernandez. Both players are averaging nearly 80 yards a game and have 5 TDs. What I liked most about the Nick Barnett and Kirk Morrison signings is that these linebackers play well against the pass so if there is ever a time to show their ability, this week is it. Expect to see these guys a lot on the field as well as nickel corner Aaron Williams and strong safety Bryan Scott.
So far this aspect has been working out quite well with the Bills with Fred Jackson averaging over 100 yards a game with 6.5 yards a carry. Indeed Freddy is leading the NFL with 229 yards on the ground (and to think that he had to fight for his starting job again). Yet Gailey only gave him the ball 35 times so far. From what I have seen, Fitz has trouble moving the ball until the Bills can open up the run game ergo give Freddy more reps in the beginning and infuse Spiller from time to time which the Bills did well against Oakland. The Patriots have so far been able to limit opponents to under 100 yards rushing per game (around 5 yards a carry though) but you have to remember the Chargers and Dolphins are pass happy teams. A more balanced attack early on will give the offense the necessary boost.
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The fallout from this most recent helping of conference realignment madness has resulted in a handful of leagues preparing for some awkward final seasons with programs that already have one foot out the door. Perhaps at the top of that list is Conference USA, which will bid farewell to Memphis and its powerhouse basketball team when the Tigers head to the Big East next fall.
The natural reaction in this situation is resentment, which the league displayed when it moved the 2013 men's and women's basketball tournaments from Memphis to Tulsa. On the other hand, some respect has to be shown for the fact that the Tigers have pretty much been the only thing keeping Conference USA in the vicinity of college basketball's national radar since 2005.
Memphis has earned the league's automatic bid into the NCAA Tournament six times over the past seven years. Oh yeah, and they've also produced every single victory the conference has earned in the big dance since Louisville, Cincinnati, Marquette and company fled during the last major dose of realignment. C-USA doesn't have to treat Memphis like the retiring Hall of Fame coach who everyone in the league has always had the utmost respect for, but they also can't behave like the spurned lover who just got railroaded by someone who did nothing but take.
They say you dance with the one who brought you. Well, Memphis and Conference USA have brought each other to this point, and it appears their final jig will be an awkward 8th grade slow dance with about three feet of separation between torsos.
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(1) Memphis defeated (6) Marshall (83-57)
Round of 64
(8) Memphis lost to (9) Saint Louis (61-54)
(9) Southern Mississippi lost to (8) Kansas State (70-64)
1. Goodbye Beale Street
Memphis has dominated its league as thoroughly as any team in Division I since the last major dose of conference realignment, winning five conference regular season championships and six tournament titles over the past seven seasons. The Tigers have pretty much been to Conference USA what Matt Damon is to the Bourne trilogy; you can keep going on without them, but it's a change people are going to notice. C-USA will get its Bourne Legacy on after UM bolts for the Big East next summer.
2. Hello Larry Brown And Danny Manning
Larry Brown will be coaching his first collegiate season since winning the national championship at Kansas in 1988 as he takes the reigns of an SMU program which hasn't won a game in the NCAA Tournament since that same year. The Hall of Famer -- and only coach to win a title in both the NBA and college -- inherits a team that won just four league games last season, but an elite staff and some nice recruits have hopes (relatively) high for future life in the Big East. The major concern for the Mustang powers that be is that the Brown era devolves into the same embarrassing sideshow that the Isiah Thomas era at Florida International ultimately did.
Equally worthy of mention (and probably deserving of it's own numeral, but the budget's tight here and we've only got three to work with so deal) is the fact that Danny Manning, the star of that '88 Kansas team, is also in the league as the first-year head coach of Tulsa. His inheritance is slightly more bountiful than Brown's, as the Golden Hurricanes won 10 conference games in 2011-12. Still, it's a program which hasn't heard its name called on Selection Sunday in nine years.
Basically, Conference USA is the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" of college basketball: you don't watch it, you can only name one of the stars, but people around you mention the juicy storylines so often that you can't help but have at least a mild understanding of what's going on.
3. No Postseason for UCF
Once Memphis made it apparent that they were headed to the Big East, the league made the decision to relocate the conference tournament (also could be a numeral) from the Bluff City to Tulsa. It's a move that matters not to Central Florida, which will be serving a one-year postseason ban after an NCAA investigation discovered a relationship severalUCF coaches and runner Ken Caldwell. The school has elected to appeal the ban in football, but not men's basketball, which means the Knights will not be able to participate in the conference tournament, the NCAA Tournament or any other postseason tournament. It also means that all of UCF's four seniors - including star Keith Clanton - are free to transfer to another school and play immediately.
1. Memphis
The Tigers are the clear class of the conference for what feels like the 35th year in a row, and the only realistic option to occupy this spot. The bigger issue for Memphis is the fact that after making it out of the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament in four consecutive seasons, they suddenly haven't won a game in the big dance since 2009. The good news for coach Josh Pastner is that he has both the talent and experience to change that.
Do-everything forward Will Barton is gone to the NBA, but Joe Jackson, Adonis Thomas, Tarik Black and Chris Crawford are all returnees with all-conference potential.The addition of four-star recruit Shaq Goodwin won't hurt either. Out of that group, the play of the sometimes erratic Jackson might be the most important. He doesn't have the pro potential that Thomas does, but Jackson's incredible quickness makes him one of the most potentially dangerous players in college basketball. He just needs to learn how to make the right decision after gaining an advantage on his defender.
Missing the tournament in his first season and then going one-and-done in his next two has left more than a few Memphis fans frustrated with Pastner. Seeing what ex-coach John Calipari is doing at Kentucky hasn't helped matters much either. Whether or not the criticism up to this point has been warranted will be a moot issue in a few months, because Pastner finally has a team which, on paper, looks like it could compete with one of Calipari's Tiger squads. If he can't get out of the first weekend with this group, then the heat will (justifiably) be ratcheted up another notch or 12.
2. Marshall
Marshall didn't exactly look like challengers to the throne in their 83-57 loss to Memphis in last year's conference championship game, but that Thundering Herd were still just a couple of quality wins away from warranting an at-large bid into the NCAA Tournament. They have a chance to take another step forward in 2012-13 with a core group of key returnees, including leading scorer DeAndre Kane (16.5 ppg) and the senior duo of Dennis Tinnon (10.2 ppg) and Robert Goff (6.1 ppg/4.6 rpg). Freshman Ryan Taylor, who originally was headed to Louisville, could be one of the league's top rookies.
The Herd will have two chances to pick up a quality win in December when they face West Virginia and Cincinnati in a pair of games that will be played in Charleston. An early January test at Akron as well as an exempt event which includes New Mexico State are the other highlights of the non-conference slate.
3. Houston
In terms of sheer talent, the Cougars might be the only team in the conference that can measure up with Memphis. The difference is James Dickey's talent is largely raw and unexperienced.
Dickey was dealt a major blow when leading scorer Jonathon Simmons announced that he was turning pro instead of returning to UH for his senior season. The transfers of second-leading scorer Alandise Harris and rising senior Kirk VanSlyke were rubbing alcohol on an open wound (way worse than salt).
The cause for optimism lies in a youth movement highlighted by 2012 C-USA All-Freshman Team selections Joseph Young (11.3 ppg/3.6 rpg/2.4 apg) and TaShawn Thomas (10.7 ppg/8.2 rpg), as well as blue chip recruits Danuel House and Danrad "Chicken" Knowles. The former member of that duo was a five-star Jordan Brand Classic participant who could have played for just about any school in the country.
We've seen young and talented work at the highest level of college basketball for several years now. There's no reason why the combination can't thrive in Conference USA as well.
4. Central Florida
Here's where things get tricky.
Three months ago, more than a few people considered Central Florida to be the biggest threat to knock Memphis from the C-USA summit. With the Knights now knowing that they can go undefeated and still won't play past the first week of March, the question isn't whether or not things have changed, it's how much.
Four UCF seniors -- including star forward Keith Clanton -- have the option to transfer and play at another school immediately. Clanton has said recently that he plans to remain at Central Florida, while Bethune-Cookman transfer C.J. Reid will apparently look for a new school before ever suiting up for the Knights. Additionally, there is widespread talk that Marcus Jordan, who was arrested in June due to a disturbance at an Omaha hotel, may not play basketball anywhere this season. If he does, don't expect it to be at UCF.
Even if Donnie Jones were to get all his players back, you'd have to think that there will be a point in the year where lack of motivation becomes a factor. The impact might not be enough to decimate the season, but it''s enough to make it difficult to envision the Knights as legitimate league title contenders.
The Miners lost two more games than they won last season, but that was with a group of contributors made up almost entirely of freshmen and sophomores. Even with Michael Perez choosing to transfer to Nevada, Tim Floyd returns double figure scorers in John Bohannon (11.5 ppg), Julian Washburn (11.2 ppg) and Gabriel McCulley (11.1 ppg).
If nothing else, UTEP will definitely be battle tested by the time conference play rolls around. The Miners will participate in the Old Spice Classic, play at Arizona and Colorado State and at home against UNLV and Oregon all before the new year.
6. Southern Mississippi
USM's reward for reaching the NCAA Tournament for the first time in 20 years was losing its head coach (LarryEustachy can now be found at Colorado State) and four of its top five scorers.
The good news for Donnie Tyndall (formerly of Morehead State) is that he inherits one of the conference's best players in junior guard Neil Watson. Leading rebounder Johnathan Mills is also back, and the addition of New Mexico State transfer Christian Kabongo, who becomes eligible after the fall semester, should be an enormous boon.
7. Rice
Rice has become Conference USA's perpetual preseason sleeper pick, but to date the Owls have yet to make good on any of the overly optimistic prognostications. The annual chatter is about to get fired up again as Ben Braun returns just about everyone from last year's 17-15 squad outside of seniors Connor Frizzelle and Lucas Kuipers. Arsalan Kazemi, who averaged a double-double in each of the past two seasons and was less than a rebound per game away from doing so as a freshman, is one of the nation's most under-appreciated forwards. Senior guard Tamir Jackson is also looking to round out a fantastic college career after averaging double figures in scoring in each of his first three seasons as an Owl.
Former Kansas star and North Carolina assistant Jerod Haase takes over for Mike Davis, who was fired shortly after a 2011-12 season where the Blazers produced a 15-16 record. Leading scorer Cameron Moore (16.1 ppg) is gone from that team, but Haase still has some experienced talent to work with. The transfer of rising senior Ovie Soko means that juniors Preston Purifoy, Jordan Swing and Quincy Taylor -- who tore his ACL in UAB's final regular season game last year -- will be relied upon to carry the Blazers.
9. East Carolina
The Pirates return just about everyone from last season's squad, which went 15-16 and nearly upset Southern Miss in the league tournament quarterfinals. If ECU wants to crack the top half of the league, then senior Miguel Paul (15.2ppg/5.9 apg) is probably going to have to be first team All-C-USA good.
10. Tulsa
Leading scorer Jordan Clarkson's decision to transfer to Missouri all but assured a rebuilding season for Danny Manning in year one. Scottie Haralson is the team's top returnee and most likely leader after averaging 11.1 points per game as a junior in 2011-12. Rashad Smith, a seldom-used freshman forward last season, was a bright spot on Tulsa's recent exhibition tour in Canada. The Gilden Hurricane wrapped up that tour with a record of 3-1.
11. Tulane
The personnel is largely the same from last year's team that went 3-13 to finish at the bottom of the league. It's on you to decide whether that's good news or bad news. Kendall Timmons (13.6 ppg/5.2 rpg) is back for his senior season after seeing his 2011-12 cut short by a knee injury, while speedy guard Ricky Tarrant (14.9 ppg) is looking to build off of a terrific freshman campaign.
Putting the ball in the basket was a tough task for the Mustangs last season, and the addition of a hall of fame coach isn't going to make that issue miraculously disappear. The return of senior London Giles (10.0 ppg) provides some stability, and the progression of 7'0 freshman center Blaise Mbargorba should be fun to watch.
G Joe Jackson, Memphis
G DeAndre Kane, Marshall
F Danuel House, Houston
F Adonis Thomas, Memphis
F Keith Clanton, Central Florida
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR: Danuel House, Houston
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Promoting clean technology was the topic of the day at USM, where a special group of visitors from Europe shared their green knowledge.
The Mississippi Polymer Institute is known for supporting the growth of high-tech businesses in the state. MPI hosted a group from the Wiintech World Wide Intercluster Initiative for New materials and processes focused on clean TECHnologies.
There are representatives from seven European counties participating in the clean technology project.
"The businesses are talking about a variety of technologies that include clean technology, sustainability and advance materials." -Bryan Brister
"The purpose of all this is to find good partners four our cluster." -Serge Hanoca
Serge Hanoca represents Ubifrance. He says a cluster is an organization that represents thousands of businesses, universities, and research institutions under one umbrella.
"We are here see what kinds of technology could be a good fit for the economy here." -Serge Hanoca
"This is actually a business to business initiative." -Bryan Brister
Caroline Pin represents the cluster Plastipolis from France. She says this project has been helpful.
"We've learned what are the clean technologies focuses of Mississippi." -Caroline Pin
"What we are looking for is opportunities to build partnerships and drive business activity between the two continents." -Bryan Brister
Brister says twelve companies in Mississippi already integrate sustainable technology into their businesses.


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LED Screen Hire Ireland Ltd. was recently established in Dublin an is headed by Hamlet Sweeney. LED Screen Hire Ireland Ltd. will service the company's existing clients in the region and capitalize on new and expanding commercial opportunities. Sweeney's background has been primarily music orientated for the last 15 years, and he's toured with a string of top international artists including UB40, Meat Loaf, The Hothouse Flowers, The Waterboys, etc. For the last five years he's specialized in visuals and LED screens, and his "energy and enthusiasm for the business and technical skills make him ideal to lead the Irish operation," says LED Lighting Hire's Steven Rhodes.
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13th March 2013 by Thomas Bidaux
That trend blog post – 2013 edition
With Diane taking a much deserved break, I took on to write on the regular blog post on what we think are going to be the trends in our space for the coming year. Not to put her to shame, I decided to be even more late in delivering this than she usually is. It is also likely to be a different kind of look at the trends, hopefully, it will be equally interesting. If not, come back in a year.
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14th May 2012 by Diane
Tablet market in Europe
I was asked recently by a friend if I had some numbers about the tablet market in Europe, so I thought I could as well write a blog post about it.
To make it short : Yes, the tablet market is growing in Europe. According to market research institute Canalys, shipments are up 180% yoy to 4.7 million in EMEA. Nonetheless, the growth has been much slower than in the US and Asia Pacific. The research points difficult economic conditions in Europe (according to Gartner, PC shipments declined too), and the lack of content compared to the US (less localised services, such as Netflix & Hulu, and less local(ised) content on Apple, Google and Amazon).
I've made a quick chart to summarise the shipments :
Examining public data from IDC and Gartner that I have seen so far seem to place the total EMEA tablet shipments to date at the end of Q1 2012 to about 30 million, which should amount to an installed base of around 25 million. That seems to be confirmed by this report from Futuresource Consulting, which pins the installed base for tablets to 18 million in Europe at the end of 2011 (a bit less than half the US number at 37 million.)
Regarding individual countries' installed bases, I was able to find the following data :
A bit more info about the tablet market in Europe, Amazon's Kindle Fire is not available on the Old Continent yet. According to Comscore, the OS breakdown is as follows :
Regarding demographics, tablet owners in Europe are mostly male (62%), in greater proportion than smartphone owners. 42% are aged 25-44.
In terms of income range, most of the tablet owners have revenues comprised between 20 and 40k€ yearly, which shows that the devices are not reserved for the high incomes, although they remained a bit more skewed towards high incomes than the smartphones:
In terms of cross-platform ownership, Spain is ahead, followed by France, UK and Italy :
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20th February 2012 by Diane
Online games trends in 2012
I am massively late in writing this post, and apologize to our blog readers as we didn't have much time to blog in the last months. Like in previous years, I will try to outline what I see as the biggest trends for online games for 2012.
Tags: 2012 trends, Android, gaikai, html5, iOS, online games, onlive, Riot Games, trends, wargaming
2nd May 2011 by Diane
European mobile and tablet market
As the recent game announcements have been multiplying, Mobile is the new frontier for online games and MMOs. The technical constraints have been mostly overcome, and the apparition of a hardcore audience playing mostly from home has made the main problem (good enough ping) less painful. The possibility of free apps with in-app purchases have finally make the business part of it sensible. It's thus no surprise that many games are announced. However, as games like Pocket Legends find success, the room for growth is increasingly moving, like for social games, to outside of the US/English-speaking territories. What's the market looking like in Europe? Read the rest of this entry »
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17th March 2011 by Martin
Lessons learned from Pocket Legends: Don't forget the hardcores in your casual game
A couple of weeks ago at GDC 2011 in San Francisco Cinco Barnes from Spacetime Studios talked about their experience with Pocket Legends on iOS and Android devices (the complete summary of the session is here) . As you might know, it is working out quite well for them, not just on iOS, especially expanding into Android territory gave revenues a huge boost. Surely a key factor of this success is delivering a quality product in a niche (it won't be a niche much longer but while competition is getting tough on iOS, there is still a bit more room on Android) and getting the gameplay right for the audience.
In the Spacetime Studios case, some assumptions about how MMO's should work on mobile platforms were spot on, some others were surprisingly wrong. I thought I would share the most notable.
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text: Representatives from FedEx and the Town of Zionsville ceremoniously shovel the first bit of dirt for a new FedEx Ground facility. The 300,000 square foot facility will be located in the Ripberger business park, south of 106th Street down to Hoosier Village. Pictured from left: Ryan Gallmeyer, of Scannell Properties; Pat Super, of FedEx Ground; Candace Ulmer, Zionsville Town Council; Susana Suarez, town council; Rep. Steve Braun (R-Zionsville); Scott Burns, FedEx Ground; Steve Mundy, town council; Bret Stecovich, FedEx Ground; Tim Haak, town council; and Mark Plassman, Zionsville Redevelopment Commission.


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- Place cereal and almonds in a large bowl; set aside. In a heavy saucepan, combine the sugar, corn syrup and butter. Bring to a boil over medium heat, stirring occasionally, until a candy thermometer reads 250° to 266° (hard-ball stage).
- Remove from the heat; stir in extract. Pour over cereal mixture; mix well. Spread onto waxed paper-lined baking sheets; cool. Toss to break apart. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 5 quarts.
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Litigant Leo Lewis Jr., 60, was charged Tuesday with second-degree attempted murder and criminal possession of a weapon, according to the New York Times. Police say he fired a shot in a Sloatsburg, N.Y., courtroom, missing both the woman he was suing and the village judge.
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I know we're all a little worn out from yesterday's recruiting frenzy (I know Dan is), but let's wrap everything up so we can move on and start getting angry with these guys for dropping passes in spring ball.
My overall thought was that while Syracuse didn't fill every gap, they filled enough of them to make it a very solid class and one of the best ones we've seen in a while. The class ended up being ranked 53rd by Scout while Rivals didn't seem quite as impressed, but at the end of the day the talent seems to be there.
Depth issues across the entire defense were dealt with and there's quite a few guys that could have some kind of impact. Let's not undervalue kicker Ryan Norton, who could give Syracuse it's first kickoff man that can routinely reach the endzone since the FDR administration (it seems). Ashton Broyld is a big wild card that could be the QB of the future. No position looks more taken care of than tight end with Ron Thompson and Josh Parris.
But what does Doug Marrone think?
"The classes, from a standpoint of talent and academics, are getting better and better. Are we seeing a drastic change? No. Would everyone like to? Yes, and I'm talking about from a talent level. But as far as the last 72 hours, I'm not going to lie, it was very difficult."
"As a coach, you like to sit here and say, 'We must be on the right kids if all these other teams are coming in.' But in a same sense, you're fighting your butt off and you hope that you laid the groundwork. It's like if you're driving this reliable car, and all of a sudden this brand new car comes up and right away you want to jump in, drive it and buy it."
In essence, Syracuse needs to be more a hybrid luxury automobile. How do you feel about the state of New York state recruiting?
We were able to get the Player of the Year in the state of New York in Alvin Cornelius and one of the highest ranked players in Wayne Morgan. When you do that, then all of a sudden now the next player who's ranked like that and being recruited that way, it gives you a better opportunity.
Coach singled out kicker Ryan Norton as the only guy with a pretty decent shot at starting, obviously.
I would say Ryan Norton, the kicker. I think he's going to be the kickoff guy, we've seen that on film. He doesn't have to block, he doesn't have to tackle, and he doesn't have to do a lot of things. All he has to do is what he's been doing his entire life which is kicking the ball into the endzone.
No pressure, Ryan.
Coach, how did you deal with the fact that the team lost five in a row and finished 5-7 in terms of recruiting?
"When I was in the homes, I told everyone the truth in that we were in a position to do some things and we fell short. I told this to the team during the year, we don't want to learn by losing football games, how learn how to win. Sometimes that happens, and that's not what you want.
Coach, what do you think about being the longest-tenured coach in the Big East and feel free to tell a joke in your answer:
"To me, I think that's a joke. It's all relative. If everyone in this room had $10 million and I had $1 million, I'd be the poorest person in the room. I don't really worry about the rest of the league. I'm in a volatile profession. Coaches are coming and going during the recruiting season, after the season, contracts are shortened and lengthened. I know exactly what has to be done; we're judged by wins and losses. Loyalty, unfortunately for some, is judged by the dollar amount."
Syracuse football head coach Doug Marrone on the SU recruiting class of 2012 and some changes (podcast) | syracuse.com
"Out of all the kids we have been on since we have been here, we have probably been on Wayne the longest. We knew about him when he was very young, we have connections there, and that is what we mean about the foundation. There are people in that area that you are around quite a bit that they get to see you. There is a Syracuse coach coming in.
Syracuse football recruiting coordinator Greg Adkins on the 2012 SU recruiting class (podcast) | syracuse.com
"I think we are a program, where we are now, we have to be there early. I think we have done a good job of identifying people early. A number of kids who exploded onto the scene that had 20-30 offers, we happened to be first on a lot of those guys."
Incoming cornerback Wayne Morgan: Syracuse is 'New York City's team' | syracuse.com
"That's the city team right there. If you want to represent the city, that's the place to go," Cornelius told the New York Post. "It's New York City's team," Morgan added.
Syracuse University football team tries to escape from its current "four-year cycle" | syracuse.com
"We're really in a four-year rotation because we've played so many young kids," Marrone said recently. "We're not at a point where we're bringing in a class of 25 players and three or four of them may play and 21 of them are redshirting. We have to get over that hump."
Wayne Morgan highlights solid recruiting class for Syracuse football | syracuse.com
"You know, the crazy thing is I didn't even put on the hat yet, and everybody knows," Morgan said over the phone about an hour before the event.
Fizz Audio Vault: 2nd Annual Signing Day SportsCenter, 17 Player Interviews : Orange Fizz
Team Fizz assembled Wednesday night after a tireless day of working the phones, attending press conferences, live blogging, answering questions on Twitter, and covering every angle of SU's Class of '12. Here's everything you need to know, in our full-length 2nd annual Signing Day SportsCenter.
FB | Loading up: Morgan, Thompson highlight SU's talented 2012 recruiting class - Sports - The Daily Orange
"As far as the last 72 hours, I'm not going to lie," Marrone said. "It was very difficult."
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"We're starting to see the benefits of our ability to have been down there since we've been here," Marrone said. "But now we're in there a little bit harder, and we have a little bit more to sell at the end of the day. We have to sell the ACC, and that's helped us quite a bit with those players."
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"If you said, 'Which player do you think will come in here and have an immediate impact?' I would say Ryan Norton, the kicker," Marrone said. "I think he's going to be the kickoff guy. We've seen that on film.
Davis, McFarland bring versatility to Syracuse | The Juice Online
"He worked extremely hard, and was all set to come and had a very difficult injury," Marrone said. "He was a very good linebacker and very good fullback in high school, we talked to him about playing fullback, and that's where we expect him to play when spring ball starts."


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The Canadiens' streak came to a crashing halt, as the Habs were destroyed by the Los Angeles Kings at the Bell Centre last night. In case you missed it, here are highlights and Laura's customary hot take.
For those with masochistic tendencies, or an interest in the Kings' perspective, here's the recap from their side.
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News has leaked out of the NHL's ongoing Board of Governor's meetings that the NHL will have a new cap number of 71.1 million dollars for the 2014-15 season. For a Habs team with a bevy of young stars to sign, this is welcome (and expected) news.
Asked for his opinion of the Thornton-Orpik fiasco, enforcer Jay Rosehill (who happens to be an employee of the Canadiens next opponent, the Philadelphia Flyers) used the opportunity to state that 98% of people would prefer that fighting remain a part of the game.
Jarome Iginla returned to Calgary for the first time last night, and got a standing ovation and a win for his trouble.
Alexander Ovechkin scored four times last night, a feat normally reserved for any time he plays the Habs. The last goal featured a particularly enthusiastic celebration.
This one has been floating around the blogosphere for a few days, but if you haven't seen it, and maintain a macabre enjoyment of the odd gruesome skate cut, here's an image of a LNAH player's face following a close encounter with a skate.
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JU opens final road trip at Kennesaw State
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The JU men's basketball team starts its final road trip of the season on Thursday as the face Kennesaw State at the KSU Convocation Center.
Tipoff is set for 7:30 p.m., with the game being broadcast live on 1010XL with Barry Milligan calling the play-by-play. Fans can also tune into the game on ASun.TV and follow a live blog on JUDolphins.com.
Jacksonville (15-10, 11-5 A-Sun) is coming off two straight wins at home, capping the weekend with a 69-54 win over Stetson in which Ayron Hardy led the Dolphins with 19 points.
The Dolphins were able to avoid the pitfalls last week that saw a five-way tie turn into a three-way tie atop the Atlantic Sun Conference standings with Belmont and Campbell entering the final two weeks of the regular season.
"Kennesaw State is playing well of late and is always tough at home," said JU head coach Cliff Warren. "Anytime you go on the road in the league it's tough."
The Dolphins last outing was the epitome of team effort. With Ben Smith and Lehmon Colbert combining for 13 points, JU got Hardy's second-best scoring night of the season and a career-high 13 points from Tevin Galvin.
The JU bench scored 30 points in the game – the second highest total this season.
Aiding JU's effort was a total domination of Stetson on the glass. JU held a 16-rebound advantage and had 12 second chance points.
It also helps to have the lead for most of the game. JU fell behind in the opening minute, but once they gained the lead, they never relinquished it.
With two weeks to go in the season, there are six teams within two games of first place in the A-Sun standings. ETSU and Lipscomb sit just a game back behind the three-way tie and Mercer is two games back in sixth.


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Queen's University has experts who can talk about various aspects of the 2011 Federal Budget which will be tabled on March 22.
Douglas Bland – Defence
Dr. Bland (School of Policy Studies) is the Chair in Defence Management Studies in Queen's University's School of Policy Studies and can comment on any defence aspect of the budget. He wrote the introduction for Dreamland: How Canada's Pretend Foreign Policy Has Undermined Sovereignty, a work based on research conducted by Queen's Defence Management Studies. Dr. Bland is also the author of Canada's National Defence, and Uprising, a study of the outcome of a future aboriginal insurgency in Canada.
Kathy Brock – Politics and Aboriginal issues
Dr. Brock (Policy Studies and Political Studies) can talk about federalism, intergovernmental relations, elections and parties, Aboriginal issues and the politics of the budget.
Ned Franks – Parliamentary procedures, confidence motions, elections
Dr. Franks (Political Studies) is one of Canada's leading experts on Parliament and can comment on the behind-the-scenes politics of the budget, such as support from the opposition parties, confidence motions and whether or not this budget will trigger an election.
Catherine Krull – Work-life balance
Dr. Krull (Sociology) is an expert in family sociology and specifically in reproduction, women and family policy. She has just released a new book, A Life in Balance? Reopening the Family-Work Debate.
Kathleen Lahey – Corporate tax cuts, women's issues, widening gap between rich and poor
Prof. Lahey (Law) is an expert on taxation and tax policy, and can discuss corporate tax cuts. She is the author of several books, including The Taxation of Women and Corporate Taxation. In her current study of federal budgetary policies, she has found that Canada's recent tax cuts – including successive corporate income tax cuts – have significantly impaired Canada's fiscal capacity as compared with other highly-developed countries, and have also contributed directly to expanding income gaps between low-, middle-, and high-income taxpayers.
Scott Matthews – Public opinion, voter psychology
Dr. Mathews (Political Studies) is an expert on voting and public opinion and political psychology. He can discuss public reaction to the budget. (NOTE: Dr. Mathews is available only for phone interviews.)
To arrange an interview, please contact communication officers Michael Onesi at 613.533.6000 ext. 77513 or firstname.lastname@example.com or Christina Archibald at 613-533-2877 or firstname.lastname@example.com at Queen's University News and Media Services Department in Kingston, Ont., Canada.
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Their Summer Spectacular just kicked off Tuesday in downtown Lynchburg.
Today was Tuesday Discovery which is all about experiencing new sensations.
There are daily programs like Wacky Wednesdays where you create lively artwork or Focus Fridays for constructing crafts based on the day's theme.
These specials run through August 23rd and will finish with a block party celebration.
In addition to these weekly programs, the Amazement Square offers four floors of fun and discovery.
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56-year-old Karla Jane Dobbs was charged with one count of aggravated assault against a public servant, and one count of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.
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