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The womens studies and gender studies programs at Bemidji State University are kicking off their recognition of Womens History Month with a Women in Leadership Week.
The presentation series will feature a different woman each day talking about volunteer and career opportunities in Bemidji and beyond. The workshops will be held from noon to 1 p.m. in the Gathering Place at BSUs American Indian Resource Center and are open free to the public. Refreshments will be available.
Monday, March 3
Dr. Jeanine Gangeness (Twitter: @nursejeanine), founding dean of the Bemidji School of Nursing, will present a workshop on community health entitled Honor, Empowerment and Quality: Our Time to Impact Health Care.
Tuesday, March 4
Bemidji Mayor Rita Albrecht (Twitter: @BemidjiRita) will present a workshop on civic engagement.
Wednesday, March 5
Sarah LaBraaten, local business owner, will discuss entrepreneurship.
Thursday, March 6
Local social service consultants, MaryAnn Reitmeir, professor emerita of social work at BSU, and Mary Thrash, adjunct faculty in social work at BSU, will present a workshop on community service.
Womens History Month Film Screenings
BSU is also holding free film screenings at 7 p.m. on March 6 and March 7 in Hagg-Sauer 100. Free popcorn will be available.
March 6: Rosie the Riveter
March 7: Thatcher Iron Lady
Dr. Carla Norris-Raynbird, assistant professor of womens studies, gender studies and sociology; (218) 755-2828
About Bemidji State University Bemidji State University, located in northern Minnesotas lake district, occupies a wooded campus along the shore of Lake Bemidji. Enrolling more than 5,000 students, the University offers more than 50 undergraduate majors and nine graduate programs encompassing arts, sciences and select professional programs. The University is a member of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system and has a faculty and staff of more than 550. University signature themes include environmental stewardship, civic engagement and global and multi-cultural understanding. For further information about the University, visit bemidjistate.edu. Become a fan of Bemidji State University on Facebook or follow us on Twitter.


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John Edwards Admits Having Admitted Sexing Up Someone Not His Wife
John Edwards speaks…
"It is inadequate to say to the people who believed in me that I am sorry, as it is inadequate to say to the people who love me that I am sorry. In the course of several campaigns, I started to believe that I was special and became increasingly egocentric and narcissistic."
Well, luckily the American voters were there to relieve him of that delusion.
"If you want to beat me up — feel free."
I'm sure that many people will take him up on this offer.
"You cannot beat me up more than I have already beaten up myself."
Has this guy just now started paying attention to the American media?
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John Edwards Admits Sexing Up Someone Not His Wife
Most of the major news sources have been reluctant to cover John Edwards' alleged extra-marital affair for some reason.
Well, I wonder if this makes it newsworthy enough?
John Edwards repeatedly lied during his Presidential campaign about an extramarital affair with a novice filmmaker, the former Senator admitted to ABC News today.
In an interview for broadcast tonight on Nightline, Edwards told ABC News correspondent Bob Woodruff he did have an affair with 44-year old Rielle Hunter, but said that he did not love her.
Well, as long as he didn't love her — as long as it wasn't a complicated matter of the heart and was just dirty, unseemly, inconsiderate sex — I guess that makes it kind of better somehow.
Oh, and wouldn't this just have been a fantastic development for the Democrats and the country if he had managed to sure up the Democratic nomination?
For what it's worth, Edwards still contends that Hunter's baby is not his…
Edwards said he knew he was not the father based on timing of the baby's birth on February 27, 2008. He said his affair ended too soon for him to have been the father.
A former campaign aide, Andrew Young, has said he was the father of the child.
What the shit was going on in that campaign? No wonder they petered out so soon. They must have been exhausted.
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Dick Cheney vs. the New York Giants: Who's Most Likely to Chop Block John McCain?
For weeks we've been wondering if Dick Cheney would get a speaking slot at the Republican National Convention next month. On the one hand, he holds the second-highest office in America.
On the other hand, he holds the distinction of being the most unpopular elected official in America. And possibly the multiverse.
Because of that John McCain has avoided making appearances with Cheney, leading to rumors that the vice president would be shut out of the RNC's festivities in St. Paul.
Turns out they're making time for him after all…
"The vice president looks forward to participating in the Republican National Convention and continuing to work for the election of Sen. McCain and other Republican candidates in the coming months," the White House said in a statement [that made John McCain whimper slightly].
But that's not the only thing that could undermine McCain's big moment…
McCain's biggest convention problem may not be Bush or Cheney, but the fact that Sept. 4–the night he makes his nomination speech–also happens to kick off the 2008 NFL season.
NBC will air a highly anticipated Washington Redskins vs. New York Giants game. TVNewser reported Wednesday that NBC News has been working with NBC Sports and the Republican National Committee on timing. If the game goes long, McCain would most likely delay his speech.
Man, that's sad. War hero John McCain, a prisoner of NFL scheduling.
Where are Mike Huckabee's imaginary cheerleaders when you really need them?
Tags: Dick Cheney, George W. Bush, John McCain, Republican National Convention
Hillary Clinton Campiagn Memos Are Coming to a Website Near You
Hillary Clinton's former campaign team are reportedly not particularly excited over a bunch of their interoffice memos that the Atlantic Monthly has somehow managed to get their greasy fingers on…
Of particular concern are nearly 200 internal memos that the author, Josh Green, obtained — 130 or so of which he plans to scan in and post online.
When the piece is published sometime next week, readers will be able to scroll through the memos, from senior strategists such as Mark Penn, Harold Ickes and Geoff Garin, and see what exactly was going on inside the infamously fractured Clinton organization. That has some former team members in a panic.
This should be interesting. I think it'll be important for future generations to learn the mystical secrets of just what goes into taking one of the most popular, respected and competent politicians in the country driving a shoo-in campaign directly into the ground.
I mean, that takes some expertise.
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Shifty Iraqi Cleric Promises He'll Put Down His Gun If We Put Ours Down First
Here's some news for people who still remember that we're in the middle of a war in some country called Irack or something…
Influential Iraqi Shi'ite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr would dissolve his Mehdi Army militia if the United States started withdrawing troops according to a set timetable, a spokesman said.
I don't know. That an awful lot like an endorsement for Barack Obama from his Muslim buddy Moqtada al-Sadr.
I think we should play it safe and elect John McCain and let him blow that motherfucker to hell and back.
And then maybe he can go after al-Sadr.
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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - A U.S. government report says a $50.8 million effort by Washington to build housing for Haitians in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake has fallen short.
The audit by the Office of the Inspector General for the U.S. Agency for International Development says the plan to build 4,000 houses outside Haiti's capital resulted in the construction of only 816 houses.
Delays in construction are blamed on land tenure disputes, design changes, protests and an emphasis on using local labor and products.
The audit also says the USAID mission in Haiti failed to mitigate environmental concerns. One reason was contractors provided conflicting reports of how effective the mitigation measures were.
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Ferdinand Alexander Porsche — who designed the classic 911 in the 1960s that has defined the shape of seven generations of Porsche's signature 911 sports cars since then died today in Austria at the age of 76, the company announced.
He was was the grandson of Dr. Ferdinand Porsche, founder of the company in the 1930s.
His design with the low flat hood, bulging headlights and fastback roof remains the basic form for the current 911s and even lives on today in key design cues for Porsche vehicles as different from the sports car as the Panamera four-door sedan and the Cayenne SUV.
"The creator of the Porsche 911 has founded a culture of design in our company that distinguishes our sports cars even today," Porsche CEO Matthias Mueller told the Associated Press today.
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Details from the AP obituary on the man and his design philosophy:
Porsche was the son of former Porsche Chairman Ferry Porsche, who died in 1998, and the grandson of Dr. Ferdinand Porsche, who started the company as a design and engineering firm in the 1930s.
Born in Stuttgart on Dec. 11, 1935, F.A. Porsche was initiated into the family business while still a boy, spending time in his grandfather's workshops and design facilities. He studied at the Hochschule fuer Gestaltung in Ulm and joined the company in 1958, taking over the design studio in 1962. (more…)


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Inspired by a benchmarking visit to the conference room at the super high tech National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) in the Washington, D.C., area, the Earned Value Program Control Center (EVPCC) will allow program control and flexibility as never before. The NRO manages its programs on the basis of Earned Value in its room. Sikorsky set out to replicate the room and then some.
This room will now be the center of our Earned Value World, and this facility would not have been built without the aggressive attention that our company has placed on our customers demands," said Paul Martin, senior vice president - Government and Advanced Development Programs. "Earned Value is in fact the fabric of how we manage our programs.
"This is not a reactive room to a problem that continues to exist, fester and get worse. This is a room that's all about control so that those things don't have to happen, he emphasized."
Program leadership is presented enough data in the room to make the decisions that are needed on a daily basis so that all programs are all under control at all times.
The new facility allows concurrent viewing of all key program performance metrics, projected on multiple large screens in a 270-degree field of view. Data can be directed onto laptops, desktops and the web. The setup includes full interactive, multi-media capability with real-time data.
Program Managers and their teams can use the room and its technology to concurrently monitor status of programs, their trajectory if no intervention is applied and, if needed, come up with ways of intervention to restore programs to a healthy status.
Each of the 70 seating locations is equipped with power, full voice and data communications capability. The EVPCC is planned for regular use by Sikorsky Program teams, but will be able to accommodate up to 100 people so customers can hold their major reviews as well.
"We will use this facility to drill down to determine the real status of each program or project, the root causes of cost or schedule variations to plan, and the required corrective actions to return each program element to its planned path of execution, said Martin. "Our success in doubling our business by 2008 depends to a very great degree on flawless execution of our many unique and important programs."
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This goof-proof recipe for lip-smacking ribs features microwave ease and smoky grilled flavor. You'll love the jazzed-up barbecue sauce. —Taste of Home Test Kitchen
8 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Grill: 10 min.
4 pounds bone-in country-style pork ribs
1/2 cup orange juice
2 teaspoons Liquid Smoke, optional
1 teaspoon garlic powder
1/4 teaspoon pepper
2/3 cup barbecue sauce
1/3 cup cherry preserves
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Finance Overview 65 Incentives can assist as well by lowering the operating cost of the project. For example, a third- party developer may construct buildings and improvements on a piece of airport real estate and sublet to a tenant. An incentive such as ground rent abatements or deferred airport fees may improve the cash position of the developer for a period of time while marketing occurs, or the developer may be able to pass those incentives along to the tenant as an incentive for the tenant to occupy the facilities. Beyond grants and incentives, the developer--whether the tenant, the air- port itself, or a third party--is left with cash and debt to satisfy the development costs and oper- ating expenses of the new facility. While cash is mostly straightforward, debt can vary and come in a variety of types but generally falls into one of two areas: public and private. The following sec- tions list available funding sources, both grant and debt, and provide an overview of each. 5.6.1 Airport Improvement Program The AIP provides grants to public agencies for the planning and development of public-use airports. AIP funds are typically not available for revenue generating projects, so it may be diffi- cult, though not impossible, for the airport sponsor to use these funds for projects designated for commercial activity (e.g., GA terminals, aircraft hangars, FBOs). AIP funds are apportioned in the following categories: � Primary Entitlement, � Cargo Entitlement, � State Apportionment, � Non-primary Entitlement, and � Discretionary. The following provides a brief overview of each of the above and how the funds can be used. A more detailed overview of these programs can be found in the Airport Improvement Program (AIP) Handbook, Order 5100.38C, and ACRP Report 16: Guidebook for Managing Small Airports. � Primary Entitlement Funds: These funds are given to commercial service airports with annual enplanements of 10,000 or more. Distribution is based on a formula that takes into consideration the total number of passengers an airport serves, with a $650,000 minimum annual entitlement. � Cargo Entitlement Funds: Entitlement funds are given to cargo service airports that handle a landed weight of at least 100 million pounds per year. Landed weight is the total weight of the aircraft and cargo, and is inclusive of all-cargo aircraft only (not passenger aircraft that may also be carrying cargo). � Non-primary Entitlement Funds: General aviation airports listed in the National Plan of Integrated Airport Systems (NPIAS) are eligible for $150,000 a year. They can accumulate this money over a 4-year time frame without penalty. If this money isn't used by the 5th year, that year's money is forfeited and cannot be obtained. � State Apportionment: The FAA will allocate AIP funds to be used within designated states based upon the population and area of the state. The airport sponsor must apply directly to the FAA for these funds unless the airport is in a block grant state. If in a block grant state, the airport sponsor will apply to the state aviation authority for state apportionment funding. � Discretionary: After all AIP obligations under the entitlement funding formula are met, remaining funds can be distributed to any NPIAS airport at the discretion of the FAA. The air- port sponsor must apply directly to the FAA to obtain discretionary funding. It is important to note that under Order 5100.38C (Airport Improvement Program Handbook), several arrangements allow use of entitlement funds at a different location than the entitled air- port so unused amounts are not carried over each year for airports with no planned project. In


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Neramexane is a new substance from the Merz research department. Its efficacy in treating tinnitus is being investigated in a clinical trial programme. Neramexane has not been approved for treating tinnitus in any country.
Neramexane has already been tested in a phase II trial in 431 patients with subjective tinnitus. This revealed a reduction in the impairment caused by this "ringing of the ears".
Because of the positive results Merz initiated a trial programme with a total of three phase III trials where the efficacy and safety of Neramexane was tested in a larger number of patients with subjective tinnitus. In addition, a further open label study on long-term tolerability was completed in December 2011. This is thus the largest trial programme carried out up till now for the development of a treatment for subjective tinnitus.
In the phase III trials a total of 1265 patients participated. Of these 634 patients were treated with Neramexane in blinded trials and 819 patients in the open trial. The trials have been conducted in Europe, North and South America and South Africa.
The results for treating subjective tinnitus available till now in the development programme have shown very good tolerability. The necessary aspects required for approval have currently not been met. Together with its development partner, Kyorin Pharmaceuticals in Japan, Merz started another clinical study in October 2011, which is expected to be completed in 2013. When further data resulting from this study is available and an overall assessment of all the data has been made, the next steps will be introduced.
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Legendary United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel has been appointed as an official club ambassador.
As part of his role, the Dane will attend various events and functions on behalf of the club, promoting the work it does within the community and with its partners, sharing anecdotes from his time at Old Trafford.
Schmeichel played for United for eight years from 1991 to 1999 and his accolades include five Premier League titles, three FA Cups and a Champions League.
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Schmeichel said: "It's a great honour to be an ambassador for Manchester United. I spent many happy years at the club and achieved some of my greatest sporting accolades whilst playing here, so I was delighted to be asked to take up this role.
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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) investors were expecting good news from the company's fourth-quarter earnings, and they got it. With 2.05 million new U.S. Internet subscribers added, the company beat expectations and shares jumped up 32 percent to $136.50 in after-hours trading.
Ahead of the report's release, shares were already on the rise; just before 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, the stock was trading up close to 6 percent at $103.56. Since the company reported its third-quarter results at the end of October, the stock has gained more than 70 percent as investors have become more confident that new content deals will enable the streaming video provider to hold off Carl Icahn and the competition from Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN).
The number of new subscribers that signed up for the service in the past three months was a closely examined figure, as it showed whether the high cost of Netflix's licensing agreements with The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) and Time Warner (NYSE:TWX) benefited the company. JPMorgan Chase analyst Doug Anmuth had estimated that the company would add 1.58 million net new U.S. subscribers, bringing the year's total to 26.7 million. But the company ended 2012 with more than 27.2 million U.S. online customers, Netflix said in its earnings report…


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Long Beach band, The Wind, recently released a brave double disc that has it all. Harum Scarum's 23 tracks aim at a mostly 60s throwback, with a quasi-circus feel, and keep up the pace of impressive musical reference, ranging from symphony nods to The Beatles and Tom Waits (in a parlor fantasy kind of way).
Even with the humble-student-imitates-professor nudge to rock's seniors, The Wind's epic release feels timeless and modern. The quartet come up with something uniquely original and palatable, much like Band of Horses with their brand of Americana, or The Morning Benders and their take on baroque pop. Harum Scarum is, as its length suggests (80 minutes plus), a kind of academic lesson in how to treat varying musical genres well, and, consequently how to sell records.
Not that The Wind appear all that hell bent on pushing units. They are so confident you will come back for more they are offering the first disc of Harum Scarum for free. That's right, this west-side outfit really want you to hear them play at their own expense (and possible peril). It's worth taking the offer (guilt laden as you might be) because the super-ambitious double disc has all the trappings of an end of the year list maker. The prolific band have mentioned beginning recording on a new album already but get to this one first while it's still gratis.
Harum Scarum is a perfect record for the waning days of Summer with its hug your-beach-buddies swagger on "Sunshine and Peace of Mind" and its rom-com montage slash French café effervescence on "Hathor." It will lullaby you to sleep with its creepy echo on the opener, "Shellwhite," and it will wake you back up with the varied pace of "I Am The Same As Yesterday." Hum along with the lovedream anthem, "Some Place" and reminisce with Meddle-days Pink Floyd on, "Clemencious."
In short, hear Harum Scarum on the double.
- Harum Scarum is available for download on Bandcamp $9.99.
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- Download Disc 1 for free (for Facebook users).
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Clare Balding, Columnist, Presenter – Winter Olympics, Crufts, Britain by Bike
Some highlights of 2010 included presenting the Winter Olympics live from Whistler: waking up in the mountains every day, sharing the platform with Kerrin Lee Gartner (Olympic downhill champion for Canada), watching Amy Williams win Great Britain's first individual Winter Olympic gold medal since 1980, and interviewing her afterward, winging it when we had to, working hard and playing hard on the odd evening.
Another highlight would be the PCC agreeing that A.A Gill's review of Britain By Bike, in which he referred to me as a "dyke on a bike," was in contravention of the Editorial Code of Conduct. On behalf of many people who would like to get on and do their jobs without their sexuality being used as a weapon with which to attack them, it was important to make the point that he may mock me for many things, but not for being gay.
In 2011, I am looking forward to diversifying from sport and enjoying my freelance status. The year will kick off with a big new show for Channel 4 called Famous & Fearless, which I am co-presenting with the brilliantly talented Chris Evans. Having said that, I will hugely enjoy the usual sporting highlights: the Derby, Royal Ascot, Wimbledon, the Open golf, the Challenge Cup and everything else I am lucky enough to work on.
Alice Arnold, Presenter-Newsreader – Radio 4
In 2010, I recorded Series 3 of Listen Against for the BBC, which was very well received. I discovered that although I have a hitherto unexplored and somewhat raw talent for painting on my iPad, it may be just as well that I have the ability to read out loud without swearing on Radio 4.
In 2011, I am looking forward to defending three trophies at the local golf club. But I'll be equally happy if any of my friends win them.
My New Year's resolution would be to continue eating as much Galaxy Cookie Crumble chocolate as I already do. It may be tough but I'm putting my all into it.
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From kissing girls to medieval milk baths, 2010 has been quite a diverse year, work-wise, which is exciting. I also now have a scar on my wrist from a little horse riding incident, which I'm secretly a little proud of.
I'm looking forward to 2011 mainly because I'm freezing my toes off and can't wait for some beach action, no pun intended. I miss the sun!
Fingers crossed 2011 brings work in hotter climates.
I'm not very good with resolutions – who is? But I would like to learn Italian so I guess that's better than banning cake. I already know how to say "fat monkey" – scimmia grassa – which is as good a start as any!


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To borrow one of many classic Office Space quotes, we recommend Thomas Earle use protection - because Ashley Dupre gets around. Like a record.
Poised to ruin yet another marriage, the 23-year-old former prostitute spent a day - and night - cavorting around Manhattan with the handsome, rich president of a major New Jersey asphalt company, Thomas Earle, a.k.a. T.J. Earle, 35.
Earle, 35, lives with a beautiful wife and their two kids fewer than two miles from Ashley Dupre's family home in the Garden State.
Thomas Earle and Ashley Dupre were spotted entering the Gramercy Park Hotel.
They rented a room Tuesday after a long day drinking, dining, shopping and snuggling together in limos, The New York Post reports...
The two then separately left the Gramercy the next afternoon, after spending close to 24 hours straight in each other's company. They walked out of the hotel 10 minutes apart, seemingly to avoid celebrity gossip photographers.
Ashley Dupre, whose trysts with New York Gov. Spitzer - who used to pay $4,300 an hour to tap that - led to his resignation, then hopped into a black Range Rover and sped off. She refused to answer questions from a reporter.
Within two hours, Thomas Earle, who is vice president of The Earle Companies construction business, showed up alone at his McMansion in Wall, N.J.
He parked in back, went inside and then walked upstairs to the bedroom where his gorgeous blond wife, Alisa, was waiting patiently for him.
The Earles - whose home is just 1.6 miles from the house where Dupre lives - refused to talk to the Post when questioned about Ashley.
But when a neighbor was shown photos of Thomas Earle with Ashley Dupre, who was wearing a skin tight leather short skirt, a sexy tank top, sunglasses and stiletto heels, he let out a shocked, "Oh, boy!"
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Stupid wife thinking getting obvious breast implants would salvage the marriage. Its probably been over for years. Or after the ubiquitous McMansion purchase.
OK TJ, men have it bad enough. Dude, how triflin' could you be--bringin' your side a** to the same hotel you and your wife spend your anniversaries? I don't understand guys like you. You've got a hot wife at home and hot piece of a** on the side and you can't make it with her outside of a Manhattan hotel? Jeez...
I know the Earle family and his mom will be devastated. She has always prided herself on the reputation of the family. This shot of them coming out of the limo is after the photographer saw them together earlier. Thats how they knew she was coming out next. As far as Mafia, believe it or not there are no ties. Walter Earle was a hard workign man who built this compnay on his own many years ago.
You are an idiot, the only picture of him even near her is the one with the limo, which looks cropped anyway, if they saw them together dining, snuggling and walking through NY why is the WHORE the only one seen. Give me a break, they say spotted, because of Lindsay Lohan, how in the hell did they take the pic of the limo with him first coming out not knowing she was in there, you idiot she set him up, she is a trash whore who at 23 is all used up, and his wife is by far prettier than that hooker. She has known his family since a teen, and needs the money so figures this is where to go. Wise up before you speak, because its already known she's a hooker, he is a well established businessman.
Date a kookaboo? I'll pass...
It takes two to tango and this guy Earle is a loser. You can tell by the looks of him that he don't care about anyone but himself. He gets out of a car and hides leaving Ashley alone. What a man. I'm glad he got caught and I hope his wife throws this sorry excuse for a man out. Just look at his sneakers. Does he think he looks cool. Grow the hell up already. By the way you can tell he is a blowhard. Thank god his father left him the company because he ain't word s h i t. Can you say Mafia related. Contracts with the NJ highway authority.


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"I am proud to stand with conservationists from all 50 states as we call for a strong Conservation Title in the 2012 farm bill," says Jon Scholl, president of American Farmland Trust. "We must have the most robust conservation spending possible to give farmers the programs they need to protect our farm and ranch land and to help keep our soils, water and other natural resources in the best condition possible."
American Farmland Trust has joined with more than 640 organizations to send a letter supporting the Conservation Title to the Senate and House leadership of the Agriculture Committees.
This diverse group--representing landowners, farmers, ranchers, forest managers, agricultural and forest businesses, hunters and anglers, local and state government officials, and nonprofit organizations--knows firsthand the importance of conservation programs for the economic and environmental health of rural America. As the letter says, "The result is real conservation with multiple benefits for every region of America. Not the least of these is helping landowners to stay on the land as stewards of America's legacy of natural resources."
The letter reminds Congress that Conservation Title programs are implemented in unique partnerships--and cooperative conservation agreements--between the U.S. Department of Agriculture and private landowners. This time-tested and successful model helps make conservation an engine of economic growth by advancing agriculture, forestry and outdoor recreation.
The organizations recognize that difficult decisions will be made while Congress works to reduce the federal deficit, noting, "...the proposal by the House and Senate Agriculture Committees in the Budget Control Act last year demonstrates that the Conservation Title can continue to meet vital national needs while sharing in budget reductions." At the same time, this letter is a clear indication of the importance of continued support for the Conservation Title. "We must keep moving forward, despite the fiscal challenges," says Scholl.
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- UK's rushing attack was solid against a tough UGA defense, posting a season-best 206 rushing yards on 43 carries. Jonathan George led the way with a career-high 87 yards on 12 carries, while Morgan Newton and Raymond Sanders had rushing touchdowns. Newton also threw a touchdown pass to Aaron Boyd, while starting quarterback Jalen Whitlow threw for 86 yards, rushed for 31 yards and caught a 33-yard pass.
- Kentucky entered the game having played the toughest schedule in the nation, according to three of the computer rating used in the official BCS rankings. Georgia was Kentucky's fifth top-25 opponent this season. The Wildcats are using a young squad against the best teams in the nation, ranking top-five nationally in true freshmen played, and frosh (true freshmen and redshirt freshmen) played this season.
- Junior Whitney Billings led the way for the Wildcats with an average of 4.17 kills, 3.67 digs and 1.33 blocks per set for the week. She logged her 23rd career double-double with 16 kills and 14 digs against the Tigers.
- Senior Ashley Frazier was named a Senior CLASS award finalist during the week. She is the first player in school history to advance to the final 10 seniors for the prestigious award.
Women's soccer
- Sophomore Arin Gilliland has scored a point in five of the last six games for UK, including scoring a goal in each of the last three games, with two game-winners.
- Goalkeeper Kayla King recorded her third-straight shutout Friday night in a 1-0 win before allowing her only goal of the weekend to Auburn, snapping her 322-minute scoreless streak in net. King now stands at 11-2-0 in the net.
- The win Sunday over AU was UK's fourth-straight SEC win. It is the first time since 2006 that UK has won four-straight SEC games.
Men's soccer
- Kentucky (8-6-1, Conference USA 3-1-1) posted a 6-1 goal margin in its two games, as the Wildcats got the first career goal from veteran Dylan Asher against Marshall, as well as Asher's hat-trick, and Kentucky's eighth all-time, vs. FIU. Senior midfielder Charley Pettys netted a goal vs. FIU off of a handball in the box allowed him to take the penalty kick.
- Kentucky set numerous program records in Sunday's win over Army, including total aggregate score (4716), total smallbore score (2348), individual aggregate score and individual smallbore score.
- Senior Henri Junghanel recorded a historic Sunday as an individual, posting a program-best 1186 total score and another program-record 592 in smallbore.
Women's tennis
- Freshmen Nadia Ravita and Kirsten Lewis had impressive outings in West Lafayette, Ind. The duo went 2-1 in doubles competition. Lewis advanced to the round of 32 while Ravita won two matches to make it to the quarterfinals of singles play.
Men's tennis
- The men's tennis team was in Memphis, Tenn., this weekend competing in the ITA Ohio Valley Regional Indoor Championships.
- Jomby and freshman Kevin Lai have earned a spot in the doubles championship match on Monday at 10:00 a.m. ET. Lai and Jomby are the No. 2 seed in the draw, and will face No. 1 overall seeded John Collins and Mikelis Lieibtis of Tennessee.
Men's golf
- The UK men's golf team finished tied for second at the Querencia Cabo Collegiate, shooting 11-under-par.
- Sophomore Will Bishop was the individual champion, carding a 2-under-par, 70 for the tournament.
Cross country
- Cally Macumber was named SEC Cross Country Athlete of the Week for the second time in a row on Tuesday.
- The Rochester Hills, Mich., native's 6K time of 20:09.0 at Pre-Nationals currently ranks as the best time in the conference this season at that distance.
- Macumber and Oswald led Kentucky to 12th-place overall in Louisville.
Swimming and diving
- Kentucky's lone victory of the swimming meet came from sophomore Lucas Gerotto who took home first in the 100-butterfly (49.70).
- The diving team had a strong opening meet with multiple victories. Junior Greg Ferrucci won the three-meter event with a score of 423.5 while senior John Fox placed fourth 332.50. Ferrucci also claimed second in the one-meter dive (361.95). For the women, in the one meter diving event Rebecca Hamperian took first for the Cats with a score of 298.35, while Sarah Chewning followed her in second scoring 282.20. Christa Cabot took first place with a final score of 308.05 in three meter diving.
Upcoming schedule
Monday, Oct. 22
Men's tennis at USTA/ITA Regional Indoor (Memphis, Tenn.)
Wednesday, Oct. 24
Men's basketball Blue-White game - 7:00 p.m.
Thursday, Oct. 25
Women's soccer hosts Vanderbilt - 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 26
Cross country at SEC Championships - 7:00 p.m. (Nashville, Tenn.)
Volleyball at Tennessee - 7:00 p.m.
Women's tennis at Knoxville Hidden (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Swimming and diving at Missouri (Arkansas, Missouri, SIU) - 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, Oct. 27
Women's tennis at Knoxville Hidden (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Men's soccer at Tulsa - 8:00 p.m.
Football at Missouri - 12:00 p.m.
Sunday, Oct. 28
Volleyball at Georgia - 1:30 p.m.
Rifle hosts Tennessee-Martin
Women's tennis at Knoxville Hidden (Knoxville, Tenn.)
Women's golf at Alamo Invitational (San Antonio, Texas)
-On Tuesday afternoon, UK Athletics announced its 2012 Hall of Fame class. Six Wildcat greats will be welcomed into the prestigious group as a part of Hall of Fame Weekend. On Sept. 14-15, in conjunction with Kentucky's football game against Western Kentucky, the six individuals below will be officially inducted.
- Derek Abney - Football (2000-03)
- Leroy Edwards - Men's basketball (1935)
- J.B. Holmes - Men's golf (2002-05)
- Jeff Keener - Baseball (1980-81)
- Clayton Moss - Swimming and diving (1999-2003)
- Nancy Scranton - Women's Golf (1983-84)
-Junior men's golfer Cody Martin qualified for the 2012 U.S. Amateur Championship, shooting even-par over two rounds at the U.S. Amateur Qualifier at Coldstream Country Club in Cincinnati, Ohio. He joins teammate David Snyder as the second Wildcat to qualify. Play at the championship begins on Aug. 15 at Cherry Hills Golf Club in Denver.
-Anthony Davis will be suiting up for Team USA for the second time on Tuesday evening, as the Americans take on Tunisia at 5:15 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on NBC Sports Network. Even if Davis continues to serve as the 12th man against Tunisia, he will likely play should the game prove to be the blowout so many expect it to be.
Forty-three Kentucky Wildcats were named to the Honor Roll, the fourth-highest total of any SEC school. Student-athletes from six different teams earned spots. Men's and women's swimming and diving led the way with 14 and 10 honorees each. Gymnastics and rifle each had six, while men's and women's basketball had four and three respectively.
Congratulations to all these Wildcats for their hard work and achievement in the classroom!
See below for a list of all 43 along with their majors.
Twany Beckham - M. Basketball - Communication
Terrence Jones - M. Basketball - Communication
Darius Miller - M. Basketball - Community Communications and Leadership Development
Jarrod Polson - M. Basketball - Finance
Kastine Evans - W. Basketball - Business Management
Amber Smith - W. Basketball - Family Sciences
Keyla Snowden - W. Basketball - Media Arts and Studies
Caitlyn Ciokajlo - Gymnastics - Kinesiology/Exercise Science
Audrey Harrison - Gymnastics - Business Management
Kayla Hartley - Gymnastics - Hospitality Management and Tourism
Storey Morris - Gymnastics - Community Communications and Leadership Development
Whitney Rose - Gymnastics - Business Management
Kayla Sienkowski - Gymnastics - Merchandising, Apparel, and Textiles
Dayna Ferguson - Rifle - French
Heather Greathouse - Rifle - Psychology
Emily Holsopple - Rifle - Biology
Henri Junghanel - Rifle - Mechanical Engineering
Ed Ryznar - Rifle - Mechanical Engineering
Stacy Wheatley - Rifle - Nursing
John Bullock - M. Swimming and Diving - Finance/Business Management
Greg Ferrucci - M. Swimming and Diving - Kinesiology/Exercise Science
John Fox - M. Swimming and Diving - Political Science
Blake Freeman - M. Swimming and Diving - Biology
Travis Green - M. Swimming and Diving - Biology
William Heidler - M. Swimming and Diving - Chemistry
Luke Iannuzzi - M. Swimming and Diving - Biology
Jonathan Keltner - M. Swimming and Diving - Finance/Business Management
Pat Kemme - M. Swimming and Diving - Family Sciences
Zack Peterson - M. Swimming and Diving - Kinesiology/Exercise Science
Tyler Reed - M. Swimming and Diving - Secondary Education
Matt Russell - M. Swimming and Diving - Psychology
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Things were just getting started.
Kentucky was center stage all season in both men's and women's basketball, culminating in nine combined wins in the NCAA Tournament. Of course, the men took home the big prize, while UK Hoops advanced to its second Elite Eight in three seasons.
As if the tournament runs weren't enough on their own, Kentucky is still reaping the benefits of all the March victories in the Capital One Cup standings. The national championship earned 60 points for UK in the men's standings, lifting the school all the way to second with 66 points, trailing only North Carolina. In the women's standings, UK now sits in a tie for 23rd place with Virginia, meaning Kentucky is one of eight schools in the NCAA to rank in the top 25 of both men's and women's standings.
With baseball and men's tennis ranked each ranked in the top 10, UK is poised to make a run at the top spot in the men's standings this spring. Capital One will award a combined $400,000 in student-athlete scholarships and the Capital One Cup trophy to the winning schools at the ESPY awards in July.
Learfield Sports has also released updated standings in the race for its prestigious Directors' Cup, which combines both men's and women's sports. Contributions from men's and women's basketball, rifle and men's and women's swimming and diving have carried UK all the way to No. 21 in the latest standings.
- Kentucky advanced to its second-straight Final Four on the heels of an 82-70 win over Baylor in the Elite Eight on Sunday.
- Anthony Davis notched his 19th double-double on the season and fifth in the postseason. He finished with 18 points and 11 rebounds, while adding six blocks and two steals.
- Michael Kidd-Gilchrist led the Cats in scoring with a team-high 19 points. Doron Lamb (14) and Terrence Jones (12) also scored in double-figures with all of Lamb's points coming in the second half. Jones also added nine rebounds and a career-high six assists.
- Kentucky is averaging 88.0 ppg in its four NCAA games.
Women's basketball
- The Wildcats earned their second trip to the Elite Eight in the last three years after hot shooting from beyond the arc vs. Gongaza. UK hit 12 3-pointers, most ever by UK in an NCAA Tournament game, including a season-high tying five treys from senior Keyla Snowden.
- Snowden led UK with 17 points off the bench, while reserve forward Samarie Walker posted her second straight double-double with 16 points and 12 rebounds. Junior All-America candidate A'dia Mathies and Southeastern Conference Freshman of the Year Bria Goss followed with 15 and 10 points, respectively.
- Connecticut native and sophomore guard Kastine Evans also was a huge factor on the boards as she grabbed a career-high 10 rebounds.
- Their 28 wins tie the school record set in 2009-10 when the Cats also advanced to the Elite Eight. UK has now won 25-plus games for three consecutive seasons for the first time ever.
- The second-ranked Kentucky baseball team completed a four-game week on the road with three wins, including a series win at Tennessee and a midweek win at Cincinnati.
- The Wildcats will return to action on Tuesday with a midweek game vs. Western Kentucky at 6:30 p.m. ET at Cliff Hagan Stadium, before traveling to No. 17 Georgia for a three-game set, starting Friday at 7 p.m. ET at Foley Field.
- Kentucky (24-1, 5-1 Southeastern Conference) is off to the best start to a season in program history with its 5-1 start to conference play its best since 1992, when UK opened 7-0.
- The Wildcats had their record 22-game winning streak snapped on Friday night at UT, before responding to claim the final two games to win the series for the first time in Knoxville since the 2008 campaign.
- Behind an impressive performance on vault, where the Wildcats posted one of their highest team scores of the season with a 49.0, the UK gymnastics team finished in fifth place out of seven teams, tying the best finish in school history at the Southeastern Conference Championships.
- Kentucky posted an overall team score of 194.350 at the event to defeat No. 10 Arkansas and No. 15 Auburn. The fifth-place finish for Kentucky ties the best finish in school history. UK finished tied for fifth out of seven teams in 2002, while its best finish at the event was fourth out of six teams in 1996.
- UK ends the season with a Regional Qualifying Score of 195.49, which is the second-highest in school history. Kentucky earned the high RQS after its best three-meet sequence in school history, where it posted a 195.875 or higher in three consecutive meets.
- UK earned a 3-1 week with a non-conference road victory at Western Kentucky before capturing its first SEC series of the season by taking two-of-three from No. 18 Auburn.
- Senior pitcher Rachel Riley tossed two complete-game victories including the decisive series-clinching win over Auburn. The win over the Tigers marked the ninth career win over a top-25 ranked team for Riley and she also notched her sixth multi-hit game in the win.
- Kentucky had a slew of terrific offensive performances over the weekend with senior Brittany Cervantes, junior Kara Dill, sophomores Ginny Carroll, Lauren Cumbess, Emily Gaines, Emily Jolly and Ellen Weaver all converting crucial at-bats into runs for the Wildcats.
Men's tennis
- The seventh-ranked UK men's tennis team continued its unblemished mark in SEC action with two league wins over the weekend. Kentucky defeated No. 19 Auburn 4-0 before its 4-1 road win over No. 61 Alabama on Sunday.
- UK has now won sixth consecutive matches to start SEC play, which is the Wildcats' best start in league action since the 1988 team went a school-best 8-0. Overall, UK has defeated 13 teams that are currently ranked in the ITA top 61, including five teams that are ranked in the top 25. In league play, the Wildcats have defeated No. 11 Florida, No. 19 Auburn, No. 26 LSU, No. 32 Arkansas, No. 40 South Carolina and No. 61 Alabama.
- UK won doubles in both matches, moving its record to 12-0 when it wins the doubles point. Senior Alex Musialek led UK in singles, becoming the 14th player in school history to win 100 career singles matches.
Swimming and diving
- The men's swimming and diving teams concluded their seasons at the 2012 NCAA Championships in Seattle, Wash., finishing in 21st, accumulating 35 points. The finish was the highest since the 2009-10 season.
- Tyler Reed recorded fifth-place finish, swimming a school-record 42.60 in the 100-freestyle. Reed also swam a 1:34.96 in the 200-free, posting an 11th-place finish.
- Greg Ferrucci finished in the top-15 in all three diving events, racking up an 11th-place finish in both the one and three-meter springboard, while finishing 15th on the tower.
Women's tennis
- Women's tennis traveled to No. 64 Auburn and fell, 5-2. Junior Jessica Stiles and freshman Stephanie Fox excelled in singles play, defeating both of their opponents. Marni Venter and CeCe Witten also grabbed a doubles win for the Wildcats.
- Kentucky hosted tough opponent No. 14 Alabama at the Hilary J. Boone Varsity Tennis Complex on Sunday. Witten and Venter once again put on a strong performance in doubles, but could not grab the win. Fox provided fierce competition for Alex Clay at the No. 4 singles slot but narrowly fell, 7-6, 4-6, 1-0 (5). Ultimately, the Cats fell 7-0, to the Crimson Tide.
Men's golf
- The men's golf team got off to a fantastic start Sunday in the first round of the Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate, shooting a team score of 3-under-par 285, tying for the first round lead.
- Kentucky was led by freshman David Snyder, junior Joseph Barr and sophomore Cody Martin, who each find themselves in the top 10. Snyder carded a 2-under-par 70 and is tied for second, while Barr and Martin each shot 1-under-par 71s and are tied for 10th.
Upcoming schedule
Monday, March 26
Men's golf at Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (Awendaw, S.C. )
Tuesday, March 27
Baseball hosts Western Kentucky - 6:30 p.m.
Women's basketball vs. UConn - 7:00 p.m. (Kingston, R.I. )
Men's golf at Hootie at Bulls Bay Intercollegiate (Awendaw, S.C.)
Wednesday, March 28
Softball hosts Louisville - 6:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 29
Track and field at Texas Relays (Austin, Texas)
Friday, March 30
Women's tennis hosts Georgia - 5:00 p.m.
Men's tennis at Georgia - 5:00 p.m.
Softball at Tennessee - 6:00 p.m.
Baseball at Georgia - 7:00 p.m.
Track and field at Texas Relays (Austin, Texas)/Yellow Jacket Invitational (Atlanta)
Saturday, March 31
Softball at Tennessee - 2:00 p.m.
Baseball at Georgia - 4:00 p.m.
Men's basketball vs. Louisville - 6:09 p.m. (Kingston, R.I.)
Track and field at Texas Relays (Austin, Texas)/Yellow Jacket Invitational (Atlanta)
Sunday, April 1
Women's tennis hosts Tennessee - Noon
Men's tennis at Tennessee - 1:00 p.m.
Softball at Tennessee - 1:30 p.m.
Baseball at Georgia - 2:00 p.m.
Women's basketball vs. TBD (Denver)
Men's basketball
- Kentucky won its 45th SEC Championship outright Saturday on the heels of an 83-74 win over Vanderbilt.
- Freshman Anthony Davis led the way with his 13th double-double of the season, scoring a career and game-high 28 points to go along with a game-high 11 rebounds. He also added five blocked shots and two steals.
- Freshman Marquis Teague added 16 points while dishing out six assists and grabbing four rebounds. Terrence Jones also scored in double-figures with 12 points to go along with six rebounds and two blocks.
- UK celebrates Senior Night against Georgia on Thursday, honoring seniors Darius Miller and Eloy Vargas.
Women's basketball
- Kentucky won all three games last week, including an impressive 76-40 win on the road at Mississippi State in the regular season finale on Sunday to give the Wildcats their first regular season championship since 1982.
- The Cats earned the No. 1 seed, and a first-round bye in the SEC Tournament for the third-straight season and now prepare to square off against the winner of Florida (No. 8 seed) and Auburn (No. 9 seed) in the quarterfinals Friday, March 2.
- The Cats, who were picked to finish second in the SEC standings by the league coaches and media, have had another remarkable season under the direction of head coach Matthew Mitchell. He has led UK to its third straight 20-win season with a 24-5 overall record, including a 13-3 mark in SEC play.
- The 13 league wins were a school record for SEC wins in a season and UK was the only school in the SEC to go undefeated at home. UK's 18-0 home record is just the third undefeated season in school history.
- The Kentucky baseball team posted three wins on the weekend to sweep Buffalo in the home-opening set.
- The Wildcats return to action with home midweek contests vs. Morehead State (Tuesday) and Xavier (Wednesday) at 4 p.m. ET, before hosting Illinois-Chicago in a three-game series Friday-Sunday.
- Kentucky (6-0) is off to its best start to a season since opening 19-0 during the 2007 and 2008 seasons. The Wildcats have utilized a balanced approach with a .341 team average, a 3.50 team ERA and a staggering .996 fielding percentage. UK has made just one error on the year, coming on an attempted pickoff at second base.
- UK rifle finished second at the 2011-12 GARC Championships over the weekend at Ole Miss, placing third overall in smallbore and second overall in air rifle, finishing just six points shy of champion West Virginia.
- Kentucky completed the final day of the GARC Championships with a solid air rifle score to finish second to West Virginia overall, after UK placed third in smallbore on Saturday. UK, the regular-season conference champions and the defending NCAA Champions, fell just six points shy of the Mountaineers.
- UK was led on Sunday by a strong air rifle performance, as Settlemires paced the team with a 595. Greathouse fired a 592, while Wheatley finished with a 590. Henri Junghanel totaled a 585 and Katie Fretts fired a 579 to round out the starting lineup.
Men's tennis
- Kentucky could not avenge an earlier loss this season to highly ranked Ohio State, falling 4-0 to the second-ranked Buckeyes on Saturday in Columbus, Ohio. The win extended Ohio State's home winning streak to an impressive 136 consecutive matches, which is the longest in the nation.
- The Wildcats dropped the doubles point with tight losses at Nos. 1 and 3 doubles, while OSU continued its momentum in singles action, earning singles matches at Nos. 2, 4, and 6 for the win.
- UK junior Anthony Rossi, who is the reigning SEC Player of the Week, did not record a decision in the match, keeping his singles streak alive at 16 consecutive matches.
- UK gymnastics posted its best meet of the year Friday, earning a team score of 195.525 en route to defeating No. 15 Auburn and Pittsburgh. It was Kentucky's first league win this year.
- The Wildcats earned season-best team scores on two events, scoring a 49.125 on uneven bars and a 49.2 on floor exercise. The high score on bars is tied for the 12th-highest score on the event in school history, while UK's 49.2 on floor is tied for the 16th-best in school history.
- Sophomore Audrey Harrison won her second all-around title on the season for UK, scoring a career-best 39.175. Senior Storey Morris finished first overall on uneven bars, while Harrison finished tied for first on beam and won the floor title outright with a 9.9.
- UK went 3-1 at the Georgia Southern Invitational where Kara Dill and Chanda Bell were named to the All-Tournament team. Dill batted .600 for the weekend and extended her season-long hitting streak to 10 games. Bell picked up two wins to become the school's all-time career leader in victories with 55.
- Freshman Griffin Joiner had a breakout weekend with a .417 average. Joiner also reached base three other times by way of a walk and a hit by pitch, and registered her first career stolen base.
Track and field
- The Kentucky men's team finished eighth at the SEC Championships with 38 points, while the women's teams placed 12th with seven points.
- Senior Kentucky men's distance runner Luis Orta won the men's 3,000m run Saturday and the men's 5,000m run Sunday, becoming the first student-athlete to win both races in the same championship since Georgia's Ian Burrell in 2007.
- Orta was a co-recipient on the men's side of the Cliff Harper Trophy, awarded each year to the high-points scorer of the meet.
- Orta was the first Kentucky athlete ever to win the 3K at the SEC Indoor Championships, and was the first Wildcat to win the 5K since Richard Ede in 1987.
Women's tennis
- Kentucky traveled for a midweek match with Akron, where the Cats lost a heartbreaker, 4-3. UK also traveled to Indiana to face the Hoosiers and dropped the match, 5-2.
- Sophomore Khristina Blajkevitch excelled despite the tough competition at Indiana, bringing home a win in singles and doubles play.
- Edmee Morin-Kougoucheff and CeCe Witten grabbed wins for the Wildcats in singles play vs. the Zips while also defeating their opponents in their respective doubles matches.
Men's golf
- Kentucky finished in a tie for ninth at the Mobile Bay Intercollegiate, its first tournament of the spring season.
- Freshman David Snyder finished in a tie for 10th after a career-low round of 4-under-par 68 in the final round to finish at even-par.
- Junior Chase Parker carded a career-low round of 5-under-par in the final round to finish in a tie for 25th.
- Kentucky's final round team score of 285 was the second lowest third round of the tournament.
Swimming and diving
- Tyler Reed and Lucas Gerotto both qualified for the 2012 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships with swims Sunday afternoon that catapulted them into elite company on the final day of the Bulldog Last Chance Meet.
- Gerotto swam a 46.75 in the 100-fly, just three one hundredths of a second off the UK record, and good enough to place him 13th overall in the nation this year. Tyler Reed swam a 43.08 in the men's 100-freestyle to push himself to Seattle for the NCAA Championships in that event.
Upcoming schedule
Tuesday, Feb. 28
Baseball hosts Morehead St. - 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, Feb. 29
Men's tennis at Louisiana-Lafayette - 2:00 p.m.
Baseball hosts Xavier - 4:00 p.m.
Thursday, March 1
Men's basketball hosts Georgia - 9:00 p.m.
Friday, March 2
Women's basketball vs. Florida/Auburn - 1:00 p.m. (Nashville)
Softball vs. Texas A&M CC - 2:30 p.m. (Lafayette, La.)
Men's tennis at LSU - 4:00 p.m.
Baseball hosts Illinois-Chicago - 4:00 p.m.
Women's tennis hosts LSU - 5:00 p.m.
Softball vs. Stephen F. Austin - 7:30 p.m. (Lafayette, La.)
Gymnastics at Illinois - 8:00 p.m.
Track and field at NCAA Qualifying
Saturday, March 3
Softball vs. Stephen F. Austin - Noon (Lafayette, La.)
Softball at Louisiana-Lafayette - 2:30 p.m.
Baseball hosts Illinois-Chicago - 1:00 p.m.
Women's basketball SEC Semifinals - 4:00 p.m. (Nashville)
Track and field at NCAA Qualifying
Sunday, March 4
Softball vs. Nicholls State - 11:00 a.m. (Lafayette, La.)
Men's basketball at Florida - Noon
Women's tennis hosts Arkansas - Noon
Baseball hosts Illinois-Chicago - 1:00 p.m.
Men's tennis at Arkansas - 1:00 p.m.
Women's basketball SEC Finals - 6:00 p.m. (Nashville)
Men's golf at USF Invitational


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UTC's Zaccheus Mason forces a shot after a rebound as Troy's Deonata Jethroe (15) and Emil Jones (10) defend Monday at McKenzie Arena.Photo by Tim Barber /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
The Mocs were scared that they'd lost point guard Ronrico White for a game or two due to a rolled ankle.
He returned one night later and led the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with 14 points in a 68-61 loss to Troy in a sub-regional game of the CBE Classic in McKenzie Arena. He was just a little sore Monday.
But sophomore power forward Lance Stokes is scheduled to undergo surgery today to fix a Jones fracture of his left foot -- a fracture of the outside bone -- and is expected to miss about six weeks.
"He was an energy guy for us," coach John Shulman said of Stokes, who averaged 5.3 points in the first three games. "Lance was getting to be pretty good. I hate it for Lance."
For the second night in a row, the Mocs (1-3) dug themselves a hole in the first half when they should have been even or ahead. They shot 4-of-13 from the free-throw line before the break Monday. They were 7-of-16 in Sunday's 77-65 loss to Southeast Missouri.
"We were very fortunate, to be honest," said Troy coach Don Maestri, whose team led 30-25 at halftime. "It's a tough thing as a coach watching your team miss free throw after free throw.
"Those kinds of things happen, and that's what kept us in the game."
UTC rallied from the deficit by opening the second half with a 9-2 run and went on to a 48-42 lead.
Then Troy guard R.J. Scott sparked a 14-1 run that put the Trojans ahead 56-49. Scott, who entered the game 1-for-10 from the 3-point line, hit three 3s and finished with 12 points.
"They made tough shots during that run," Shulman said. "Scott stepped up and made big plays. That's what old guys do."
Antoine Myers led Troy with 13 points, Hunter Williams scored 12 and Deonata Jethroe added 10 for the Trojans.
UTC climbed to within 61-58 after a putback by Drazen Zlovaric -- who had 11 points and 10 rebounds -- with 1:42 to play. Tory scored on a drive by Williams and closed the game by hitting five of six free throws.
UTC made 15 of 26 free throws in the game and 4 of 22 3-pointers. Yet the Mocs out-rebounded Troy by 17 overall and by 12 on the offensive glass.
"Our stats do not equal our results," Shulman said. "There's a few areas we're doing a great job. And a few areas we can improve."
UTC will play Louisiana Tech in the final game of the tournament tonight at 7. Troy will play Southeast Missouri at 4:30.
"I think their little team is going to be pretty good before it's all over," Maestri said. "We got a bunch of breaks with them tonight."
Bulldogs beat Redhawks
Raheem Appleby scored 21 points to lead Louisiana Tech to a 67-63 win over Southeast Missouri in the opening game Monday night.
Cordarius Johnson added 15 points and Brandon Bigson added 15 points for the Bulldogs (3-1), who pulled away in the second half and held on in the final minute for victory.
Tyler Stone scored 17 points and grabbed 14 rebounds for SEMO's Redhawks (3-2). Corey Wilford scored 16 points and Nino Johnson had 10 points and 10 rebounds.
The Redhawks led 32-31 at halftime but were scoreless for the first five and a half minutes of the second half and trailed by 11. They pulled within three points on two occasions, the last with 5:42 to go, but could not get any closer.
Contact David Uchiyama at email@example.com or 423-757-6484. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/UchiyamaCTFP.
David Uchiyama is a sports writer at the Chattanooga Times Free Press who began his tenure here in May 2001. His primary beats are UTC athletics — specifically men's basketball and athletic department administration — and golf, which includes coverage from the PGA Tour to youth events. He also covers other high school sports, outdoor adventures, and contributes to other sections of the newspaper when necessary. David grew up in Salinas, Calif., and began working ...


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This 'Wild Things' Sequel Sounds So Nuts, It Has to Get Made
What do you remember about Wild Things? If you said Neve Campbell and Denise Richards making out in pool, then you think just like everyone else. In this 1998 film, Kevin Bacon's brief full frontal nudity was overshadowed. In this era of movies like Spring Breakers this movie seems tame but at the time it was quite racy.
Two direct-to-video sequels were released and since then, noone has given much thought or feeling to Wild Things. The films director John McNaughton is still hoping that he can revive the story. In an interview with Hollywood.com John spoke about a few details on the follow up heis currently working on with screen writer Stephen Peters.
"It's not one of the sequels, but about their children. Do you know the Amanda Knox case? It's something like that. Something that's like the child of Suzie Toller [Neve Campbell's character], she claimed that Matt Dillon's character raped her a long time ago and maybe there is a child and maybe Bill Murray's character had a child and they're exchange students and things get out of hand. We're calling it Wild Child Things."