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Instructors with nearly 10 years of experience offer private lessons for students of all ages and skill levels, from beginner to pro
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Yesterday Tito Ortiz was interviewed by Sports Illustrated and in describing his time working for the UFC and Dana White he described it as being to like slavery. White was made aware of the comments today and had this to say: Related MMA gear from the UG Store
Recent Comments »8/31/13 7:48 PM by snookerbankWhat people fail to realize is how expensive blond hair dye is.and it kills brain cells. 8/31/13 6:54 PM by DrunkenirishfcLOL 8/31/13 6:12 PM by EntreriTito has made millions in the UFC. Slave my ass. 8/31/13 3:36 PM by UnwariestpickleTito Ortiz "slave to the UFC" 1-7-1 in his last 9 fightsNet worth: 15 million.Just LOL 8/31/13 5:54 AM by billaabumTito Unchained 8/31/13 2:00 AM by daniel fReally??? No one has made a django Mandingo god with tito's head imprinted on the slaves body. What a sad gloomy place this has become.... 8/31/13 2:00 AM by daniel fGif* not god. Stupid auto correct 8/30/13 4:14 PM by YouCantHandleMyRiddumUrban Dictionary definition of Dana White. President of the the # 1 Mixed Martial Company in the world, the Ultimate Fighting Championship. He is considered by many to be a genius, as he took a company that was basically going down the toilet and turned it into a billion dollar business. Many consider him to be a douchebag, because of his tough guy attitude while having a unisex (girly at least) name. Dana is characterized by his love for profane laced tirades and his ambition of destroying anyone who doesn't go along with his ways. He single handedly annihilated many of his competitors such as EliteXC and Pride Fighting Championship, for example. Loves to use the words "shit, fuck, motherfucker, fucking retarted and fuck you". He also hates Tito Ortiz. Dana White :" You fucking dumb bitch, fuck you!" ... Dana White: "So you think you want to be a fucking fighter?" ... Dana White:" This guy is abso-fucking-lutely fucking retarded." ... Dana White:" Tito is a fucking idiot." LOL! 8/30/13 4:09 PM by UGCTT_ScarecrowRioHaha 8/30/13 3:51 PM by LastMinuteReplacementsorry, I was posting from work, there isnt a spell check on those computers. *Scrum |

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Post-processing: 15mm fisheye is as wide as it gets without getting half of the helicopter in the frame. I still got its rotor blades and landing wheel in the corners which took a while to paint out.
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One lucky reader will win a pink slouchy hat (which looks so cozy!), a $40 value. Use the Rafflecopter below to enter. Giveaway is open worldwide.
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James Constable says he has not given up all hope of becoming Oxford United's record goalscorer.
The 29-year-old ended a six-year spell with the U's when joining Conference Premier side Eastleigh this week.
The striker leaves United frustratingly one-goal short of equalling the club's all-time record of 107 goals, held by Graham Atkinson.
The landmark is all the more frustrating for Constable, whose hat-trick against Chester on August 18, 2009 is not officially counted because United's opponents folded later that season.
But while he would have loved to have departed with the record under his belt, Constable says he has not totally accepted he will never break it.
"Never say never," he said.
"If in a few years' or so there is the chance to come back to Oxford, of course I would consider it if it's the right move for me.
"I'd love to return and break the record, of course I would.
"My heart was saying that I should stay at Oxford and try to break it now, but my head was saying that I need the security for my family and that is why I came to the decision that I did."
Constable admits he has been overwhelmed by the messages of support from United's fans, and is hoping the club can bring them success.
The striker also revealed he turned down offers from Football League clubs in order to join Eastleigh, with a two-year deal being the clinching factor.
"I've seen people saying it was about money, but I could have earned a lot more by staying in the League," he said.
"I know some will say I shouldn't drop into the Conference again, but I am excited by the plans Eastleigh have.
"It's very similar to when I joined Oxford from Shrewsbury – they are a club who have big hopes and I am excited to be part of it.
"I had calls from a League One club and a couple of League Two sides, but the challenge at Eastleigh really excited me."
Meanwhile, Sean Rigg, released by Oxford at the end of last season, has signed for Sky Bet League Two rivals AFC Wimbledon.
Rigg made 85 appearances for Oxford, scoring nine goals in his two years at the Kassam Stadium.
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WATCH the key moments as Oxford United stood firm to claim a goalless draw at Fratton Park.
Michael Appleton praises Oxford United side after Portsmouth draw
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BOSS Michael Appleton hailed a new-found trust with his Oxford United players as they delivered a disciplined performance to claim a point with a goalless draw at Portsmouth.
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RYAN Clarke was thrilled to preserve his perfect record against Matt Tubbs on the way to a hard-fought clean sheet at Fratton Park.
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PoliticsFreed Libyan prime minister urges calm Ali Zeidan was held for several hours by former rebel brigades who say they were working under orders from government. 10 Oct 2013 22:35 GMT | Politics, Africa, US & Canada, Kenya, Libya Libya's prime minister has called for calm after being abducted and held by an armed group for several hours by former rebel militiamen angry at the weekend capture by US special forces of a Libyan al-Qaeda suspect in Tripoli. Ali Zeidan was freed unharmed on Thursday after armed men associated with the fragmented Libyan security apparatus held him for about six hours, after seizing him from a luxury hotel he lives in under tight security. "We hope this matter will be treated with wisdom and rationality, far from any tension. There are many things that need dealing with," he told his cabinet in remarks broadcast on television after his release. Zeidan reassured foreigners living in Libya that their safety is not in question and thanked two militia brigades who had helped negotiate his freedom and urged them to join the state's military forces. Several former rebel brigades have refused to disarm or join national security forces in the past. Zeidan, who is in his early 60s, was taken from the Corinthia Hotel, where many diplomats and top government officials live. It is regarded as one of the most secure places in Tripoli. Rebels' statement The rebel group, Libyan Revolutionary Operations Chamber, which had been hired by the government to provide security in Tripoli, said it "arrested" Zeidan after John Kerry, US secretary of state, said Libya had a role in the weekend capture in the city of Abu Anas al-Liby. "His arrest comes after ... [Kerry] said the Libyan government was aware of the operation," a spokesman for the group said. US special forces on Saturday seized Nazih al-Ragye, known by his alias Abu Anas al-Liby - a Libyan suspected in the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. A video still circulating on social media showed Prime Minister Ali Zeidan at the time he was taken [Facebook] Liby is being held on a Navy ship in the Mediterranean Sea. The Libyan Revolutionary Operations Chamber also said that it was working under orders from the public prosecutor, but the cabinet announced that they were unaware of immunity being lifted or of any arrest warrant for Zeidan. The group also accused Zeidan of bribery dating back to September, saying he issued cheques to military guards who had been blocking an oil refinery in east Libya. Moments before news broke of Zeidan's release, Al-Seddik Abdelkarim, Libya's deputy prime minister, had pledged that the government would not give into the demands of the perpetrators of a "criminal act". "The government will not give in to blackmail by anyone," he said. Two years after a revolution ended Muammar Gaddafi's 42-year rule, Libya is in turmoil, with its vulnerable central government and nascent armed forces struggling to contain rival tribal groups and fighters who control parts of the country. Speaking to Al Jazeera from London, Abdel Bari Atwan, former editor of the pan-Arab Al Quds Al Arabi newspaper, said the incident confirmed that "Libya is a failed state". "The rebels have the upper hand and the army cannot intervene. It is chaos. This is a huge embarrassment for the government," he said.Source: Al Jazeera and agencies
Profile: Ali Zeidan Ali Zeidan, seized by armed men from hotel in capital Tripoli, spent years in exile before Gaddafi was toppled. Africa
Libyan prime minister seized by armed men Prime Minister Ali Zeidan taken from hotel in Tripoli by former rebel group over "national security and corruption". Africa
'You need to disappear' After their son vanished, a Mexican family sought asylum in the US - but since then has been locked in detention camps. Human Rights, War & Conflict, Latin America
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India's 'new cities' plan: Environment not included Country's rapid urban expansion brings an increase in sand mining - and concerns over ecological destruction. Poverty & Development, Politics, Environment
Soaked in oil: The cost of war in South Sudan Derelict oilfield caught in a war zone contaminating drinking water and threatening tens of thousands of civilian lives. Environment, Humanitarian crises, War & Conflict
Profile: Ali Zeidan Ali Zeidan, seized by armed men from hotel in capital Tripoli, spent years in exile before Gaddafi was toppled. Africa
Libyan prime minister seized by armed men Prime Minister Ali Zeidan taken from hotel in Tripoli by former rebel group over "national security and corruption". Africa
Tripoli airport bombed ahead of UN-backed peace talks Libya talks set to start in Morocco, as UN envoy says the situation on the ground is "deteriorating rapidly". Politics, War & Conflict, Middle East, Libya, UN
Indonesia rejects Australia's offer to save smugglers Jakarta says offer to exchange prisoners with view to save lives of two Australians awaiting execution is not balanced. Asia Pacific, Australia, Indonesia, Joko Widodo
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APPLES Service-Learning is a student-led program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that transforms educational experiences by connecting academic learning and public service. Since 1990, APPLES has strengthened civic engagement by bringing together students, faculty and communities in sustained and mutually beneficial partnerships.
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This two-day workshop brings biomedical researchers and clinicians from UNC and Duke University together for an overview of life science startups. Day 1 describes the ecosystem and the various players and brings in a number of faculty entrepreneurs to tell their stories. Day 2 gets into the mechanics and decision-making involved in startup. The latter part of Day 2 brings in local entrepreneurs to work one on one with the faculty to help them lay out a 12-month action plan.
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A coalition of Duke University, North Carolina Central University, North Carolina State University, UNC-Chapel Hill, and CED, a large local entrepreneurial support organization. It was funded by a $3.62 million grant from the Blackstone Charitable Foundation for the purpose of creating growth ventures resulting in economic benefit for the region, state, and country. While the Research Triangle Park receives high levels of research investment, its entrepreneurial output lags. The consortium will help the Research Triangle area connect those in the region who are savvy entrepreneurs turned investors and mentors to each other and high-potential entrepreneurs. This âDealmakerâ network will function similarly to those found in Silicon Valley and Boston.
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Designed for aspiring social change-makers who are interested in providing a significant contribution locally, nationally or internationally through the creation of an entrepreneurial project that addresses a community issue or need. The fellowship is named in honor of alumnus Robert Emmet Bryan (1904-1975), a native of Newton Grove, North Carolina, who was a strong supporter of public service. Fellowship recipients enroll in a service-learning course through public policy and receive up to $1,500 to help launch their idea, access to professional development funds, support from APPLES students and staff and invaluable leadership training and personal development. Up to six team fellowships are awarded each fall for the following calendar year (January – December) with applications due in mid-October. Upon completion of the fellowship year, teams can reapply for a second year of funding of up to $1,000.
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Contact: Lynn Blanchard, Director
(919) 843-7568
An annual startup competition open to all UNC students, staff, faculty, and alumni with a special focus on fostering entrepreneurship through experiential learning and a comprehensive programmatic offering. In 2012, individuals from 30 different disciplines participated in the competition, which is a testament to its ever-broadening reach and importance to the University community. Entrants compete in one of four tracks: high-tech, low-tech, social, and faculty/staff/alumni.
Supported By: Kenan-Flagler Business School, Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
Contact: Kris Hergert, Associate Director, Center for Entrepreneurial Studies
(919) 962-1666
UNCâs Incubator for Student Creativity. The mission of Carolina Creates is to foster innovative creation on campus by providing the resources needed to make ideas happen. Examples of successfully incubated projects include campus organizations like TEDxUNC and Should Does. Carolina Creates is sponsored by Innovate@Carolina and UNC Student Affairs.
Supported By: Chancellor's Office of Innovation & Entrepreneurship, Innovate@Carolina, Student Affairs
Contact: Emma Park, President
A core program of the CTSA-funded NC Translational and Clinical Sciences (TraCS) Institute. The program was developed to provide support for faculty in commercializing biomedical technologies through startup generation.
Supported By: School of Medicine, NC TraCS Institute, Carolina KickStart
These awards, up to $50,000, help UNC startups meet early milestones in their commercialization efforts. The awards are inherently flexible for early-stage companies and fund both technical activities (validation studies, prototype development) and business activities (market research, IP review).
Works across the university to open access to global opportunities.
Supported By: Provost, UNC Global
Contact: Niklaus Steiner, Director, Center for Global Initiatives
(919) 962-6855
Student team established as liaison to the Chancellor's Office of Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Serves to be a gateway for students to resources.
Contact: Rangoli Bhatacharjee, President
Pro-bono legal services.
Supported By: School of Law
Contact: Tom Kelley, Professor, Director of Clinical Programs
(919) 843-9909
Awards a maximum of five fellowships of up to $2,000 each year to develop and implement engagement or engaged scholarship projects that (1) employ innovative, sustainable approaches to complex social needs and (2) have an academic connection. Returning, full-time graduate students (individuals or teams) at UNC-Chapel Hill are eligible to apply with preference given to interdisciplinary teams of students. Previous fellows are eligible to apply for an additional year of funding. Fellows work in collaboration with community partners and faculty mentors who are familiar with their topics or geographic areas, while fellows are responsible for the major planning and implementation of their projects. The fellowships run from March to October with project implementation occurring primarily during the summer.
Forges partnerships between UNC-Chapel Hill and economically distressed communities in North Carolina. Through CCP, community partners can access the resources and wide-ranging expertise of UNC faculty, students, and staff as they work toward developing their communities. Campus partners can focus their work on real community challenges, in partnership with local leaders and campus colleagues, in order to make a difference in meaningful, relevant, and concrete ways.
Supported By: School of Government
Contact: Will Lambe, Director, Community and Economic Development Program
(919) 966-4247
A place for budding entrepreneurs to hold business meetings and brainstorming sessions. It features displays representing each of the Computer Science Department spin-off companies as well as some of our largest technology licensing deals. We envision this facility being used by students and faculty in computer science as well as our colleagues in other departments on campus. It is a resource for the Computer Science Entrepreneurs' Club and will hopefully be used by the Business School Entrepreneurs' Club, the Law School Intellectual Property Club and similar campus organizations.
Supported By: College of Arts & Sciences, Computer Science Department
Contact: Michael Fern, Administration, Finance and Entrepreneurship
Davis Projects for Peace is open to all undergraduates at the 76 institutions (including UNC-Chapel Hill) that are part of the Davis United World College Scholars Program. Students are invited to design grassroots projects that they will implement during the summer. Davis Projects for Peace selects 100 projects judged to be the most promising and feasible and funds them at $10,000 each. The program is made possible by the late Kathryn Wasserman Davis, an accomplished internationalist and philanthropist, who celebrated her 100th birthday in 2007 by committing $1 million for 100 projects for peace. She was so pleased with the outcome that she has continued funding these projects. For more information, visit the Davis Projects for Peace website.
Contact: Tremayne Manson, Administrative Services Specialist
Partners with local governments in North Carolina to attract private investment for transformative projects by providing specialized finance and development expertise. DFI partners with communities on projects including: building reuse, community development, downtown revitalization, economic development, neighborhood redevelopment, and small business finance. DFI services support implementation of local community and economic development priorities that require private investment.
Contact: Will Lambe
For returning professionals, the Certificate courses teach the essentials of entrepreneurship.
Contact: Ted Zoller, Director
(919) 962-3103
Places graduate students from UNC-Chapel Hill in regional organizations serving low-capacity municipalities across the state, leveraging the assets of the University by helping small towns plan for and gain access to critical federal and state funding.
This event, produced in conjunction with Innovate@Carolina, RENCI, OTD and the Kenan-Flagler Business school, showcases companies spinning out of UNC. An hour of short companies in two tracks is followed by several hours of networking where entrepreneurs, investors, consultants, and service providers meet with each company. With attendance in excess of 300, this provides an excellent way to connect the companies with potential management and capital.
Nationally recognized leader in progressive pharmaceutical care practice, education, and research. The School has a strong focus on entrepreneurship through the Office of Entrepreneurial Development and Global Engagement  (the EDGE Office).
Contact:Â Nicole Schwerbrock, Innovation and Entrepreneurship Fellow
Contact: Dhiren Thakker, Associate Dean for Entrepreneurial Development and Global Engagement
(919) 962-0092
Encourages an entrepreneurial mindset and helps maximize faculty impact. Managed by the Minor in Entrepreneurship faculty in the Economics Department, it is a four-day workshop for faculty who are invited by the Chancellor.
Supported By: College of Arts & Sciences, Economics Department
Contact: John Stewart, Professor and Associate Chair, Econ
(919) 966-5345
Small class to learn about the entrepreneurial mindset.
Contact: Buck Goldstein, UNC Entrepreneur-in-Residence
(919) 966-3682
Focus on solving significant public health challenges with fundamental breakthroughs in public health, through competitively funded research, teaching, and practice innovations.
Supported By: Gillings School of Global Public Health
Contact: Julie MacMillan, Managing Director
(919) 843-3952
Supported By: Chancellor's Office for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Contact: Mathilde Verdier, Social Innovation Incubator Program Coordinator
UNC Ideation, a Carolina Creates community, is focused on enabling creativity across campus. Our events will have you connect with and create alongside new people and equip you with the skills to innovate.
Contact: Emma Park, Team Ideation Member
Began at UNC in 1998 as an educational event for MBAs to learn about venture funding. Now in its 15th year, IIC® has evolved into an international marketplace for entrepreneurs seeking investors and training ground for future venture capitalists. At the core of the IIC competition is a creative turn of the tables. Unlike business plan competitions in which students pitch their own ideas to investors, at IIC the students are the investors, and real entrepreneurs pitch to them. Students must invest in one venture and negotiate the terms of their deal with the chosen entrepreneur. Add to the mix a dozen VC judges who are there to observe and critique their individual performances.
Supported By: Kenan-Flagler Business School, Center for Sustainable Enterprises
Contact: Tracy Triggs-Matthews, Associate Director, Center for Sustainable Enterprises
(919) 962-1499
Serves as a catalyst for the campus and as a liaison to external audiences. Its goal is to strengthen a culture of innovation & entrepreneurship.
Contact: Judith Cone, Special Assistant to the Chancellor for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
(919) 962-3743
Two types of Innovation Fellowships: Business Fellow and Technology Fellow. The Business Fellow is a recent MBA graduate who is given access to UNCâs early-stage pipeline to find a startup opportunity or work with an existing early-stage company.  The Technology Fellow is a recent Ph.D. Student or post-doc who has worked in the lab of a technology which is being spun out. The fellowship provides time for the fellow to write grants and develop the technology further.  These programs both facilitate UNC startups but also create a means for training and retaining young entrepreneurial talent in this region.
A large, multidisciplinary format for Introduction to Entrepreneurship in response to student demand taught by John Akin, Buck Goldstein and Holden Thorp. The class is open to all undergraduates and began in fall 2012.
These awards ($3,000-5,000 per year) will be given to students enrolled in the Minor in Entrepreneurship through a competitive process. Recipients will be selected by a committee that is appointed by the Director of the Minor. Students applying for the award must have a stated interest in launching their own ventures, whether while enrolled at the University or following their graduation, and must submit a written proposal that demonstrates how a JNO Award will assist them in this project. Working closely with faculty and staff as they develop their respective business plans, recipients can use their awards for research, travel, and internship opportunities as well as for initial start-up funding.
Contact: Lauren Willets, Director of Student Programming
Teams of students from the sciences (Ph.D., post-doc), the law school and the business school work together to provide an initial assessment of a UNC technology. Working with a local entrepreneur as coach, the teams assess the IP, technical risk, and market feasibility of the technology.
The on-campus wet-lab incubator provides space for UNC startups. The state-of-the-art facility provides bench space, office space, shared areas (cold-room, hoods) and shared equipment. The short-term lease and access to capital equipment is ideal for startups with SBIR or early VC funding. Genome Bldg., Lineberger Innovation Labs (MEJ)
For many startups, providing advice and making the right connections are enough to get a startup launched. Others need more support. The NEO program is setup to support these faculty members with very early-stage technology. NEO provides a number of services to help form, launch, and grow the company: incorporation and documentation, consultants for SBIR grants and providing an evaluation of the technology, and recruitment of the CEO.
Launch Chapel Hill is a start-up accelerator located in Downtown Chapel Hill, NC. Twice a year we accept a new class of high-potential entrepreneurs who are committed to building their early-stage, high-potential businesses into self-sustaining enterprises. Launch provides the support, tools and knowledge needed to decrease risks, reduce go-to-market time, and accelerate the growth of your start-up.
Supported By: Kenan-Flagler Business School, Kenan Institute for Private Enterprise
Contact: Dina Mills, Program Manager
A series of courses that help faculty, staff and students from across the UNC-Chapel Hill campus turn new ideas into viable ventures. The Launch program is designed to be an intense academic exercise that teaches students a replicable process for evaluating and launching new ventures. It also aspires to instill a lifelong entrepreneurial mindset which transcends the classroom experience.
The Local Government Service Corps is designed to provide assistance to small towns throughout the state. Graduates from top Master of Public Administration (MPA) programs serve for two years, providing hands-on economic development and capacity-building assistance to small towns with populations of fewer than 5,000 that do not have a manager.
The Minor has tracts in social, commercial, artistic, and scientific entrepreneurship. Practicing entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, venture lawyers, and others with the most current and relevant knowledge on specific entrepreneurial topics co-teach the courses with a noted academic. It is designed to promulgate a broad definition of entrepreneurial thinking and help make UNC an engine of innovation. Capped at 100 students a year, it includes a mandatory internship in an entrepreneurial venture.
Contact: Lizzy Hazeltine, Internship Director
(919) 843-8824
The North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences (NC TraCS) Institute, the integrated home of the Clinical and Translational Science Awards (CTSA) program at UNC, is supported through the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The Consortium members share a common vision to reduce the time it takes for laboratory discoveries to become treatments for patients, and to engage communities in clinical research efforts.
OTD offers various workshops. The Innovations Seminar is monthly and is followed by a networking event held at Top of the Hill.
Supported By: Vice Chancellor of Research Office, Office of Technology Development
Contact: Peter Liao, Technology Development Associate
(919) 966-3929
The Ronald W. Hyatt Rotary Public Service Award is given annually in support of innovative public service projects that exemplify the motto of Rotary International, âService above Self.â The award, sponsored by the Chapel Hill Rotary Club, is named for the late Dr. Ronald W. Hyatt, professor of Exercise and Sport Science at UNC-Chapel Hill and long-time member of the Chapel Hill Rotary Club, in recognition of his distinguished career at the University and his commitment to helping others. The Carolina Center for Public Service administers this award. Two awards will be given this year, one (up to $3,000) for an international project and one (up to $2,000) for a local project. If the local project involves members of the Chapel Hill Rotary Club in some way, there is a possibility of additional funds.
Supported By: Carolina Center for Public service
(919) 843-7570
The Reese News Lab is an experimental media and research project based at the School of Journalism and Mass Communication focused on developing and testing new ideas for the media industry in the form of a "pre-startup." Our team of students researches ideas for media products by answering three questions: Can it be done? Does anyone actually need this? And, could it make money? To answer these questions, students create prototypes, interview and survey potential customers, and develop business strategies for their products. Students document their recommendations on whether they believe a product will work and then present their ideas to the public. All of our projects are developed and tested by a staff of undergraduate and graduate students. Our students come from a variety of backgrounds including journalism, business and computer science, among others.
Supported By: UNC School of Journalism & Mass Communication
Contact: John Clark, Executive Director, Reese News Lab
(919) 962-1204
Guides faculty and students as they explore innovative & entrepreneurial ideas. Promotes innovation, entrepreneurship, and research through advocacy, services, and focused funding from the Gillings gift.
TEDxUNC is an annual conference held at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill that brings together innovative thinkers from across the university and larger community to explore ideas for our collective future. The conference is completely planned and executed by a committee of about 35 UNC-Chapel Hill students. The 2015 event will be held this spring in Memorial Hall.
Contact: Shannon Coy
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The Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars (FES) program brings together selected faculty from across campus to engage in a two-year experiential, competency-based curriculum designed to advance their engaged scholarship. Scholars participate in sessions in community settings to learn from Carolina faculty and their community partners. While developing individual projects, each class of scholars forms a learning community along with the faculty and community course directors to support one anotherâs projects and community partners. The growing network of Thorp Faculty Engaged Scholars reports outcomes including new interdisciplinary collaborations, successful grant applications and both traditional and non-traditional products of their scholarship. Dr. Ronald Strauss serves as faculty director and Mr. Melvin Jackson as community director.
The UNC Healthcare and UNC School of Medicine Center for Innovation is a space for experimentation in the service of creative disruption of health care delivery. It provides support for bringing great ideas to implementation, a forum for the formation of public-private partnerships, and a learning laboratory for internal and external partners to test their visions for promoting a healthier future. The Center for Innovation wishes to partner with innovative organizations and individuals to transform the nationâs health care delivery system, and we invite you to contact us to discuss collaborative opportunities.
Contact: Jen Medearis Costello, Operational Project Manager
UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School is committed to developing transformative entrepreneurial leaders as founders, funders and growth executives. The Center for Entrepreneurial Studies (CES),founded in 1997 through the generosity of Frank Hawkins Kenan, offers a comprehensive array of curricular and co-curricular programs under the rubric Learn-Launch-Lead (L3)™ to develop skills and direct experience not found at other business schools. Our broad-spectrum entrepreneurship curriculum fosters our collaborative, hands-on and results-driven learning environment to build an entrepreneurial mindset. And, our commitment extends beyond graduation to support career transitions through our global network of alumni mentors and coaches.
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Supported By: Student Affiars, Carolina Union
Contact: Scott Hudson, Senior Associate Director
(919) 962-1555
The Venture Capital Investment Competition® began in the middle of the technology bubble in 1998 as an educational event for MBAs to learn about venture funding. Now, nearly 20 years later, VCIC® has evolved into a marketplace for entrepreneurs seeking investors and a training ground for future venture capitalists. Each year, VCIC includes 50 events on three continents, and serves 1,200 MBA students, 175 venture capitalists and 125 entrepreneurs. The program is akin to a network of mini-venture fairs, wherein about a quarter of the entrepreneurs who present go on to raise venture funding.
Supported By: UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School
Contact: Patrick Vernon, Director of Venture Initiatives and Adjunct Professor of Strategy and Entrepreneurship
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The UK Financial Services Authority aims to prevent a repeat of manipulation of benchmark interest rates by finalising rules governing the setting of such rates. On Monday, the Financial Conduct Authority will replace the FSA and also will take on oversight of the London Interbank Offered Rate. "Confidence and trust are critical to financial markets," said Martin Wheatley, CEO-designate of the FCA. "That trust has been eroded by the Libor scandal and the recent enforcement action against several banks. These new rules today should help restore that faith and bring integrity back to Libor."
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Cypriot rescue could become model, Eurogroup head says
Eurogroup President Jeroen Dijsselbloem has suggested that Cyprus' €10 billion rescue might become a model for future aid packages. "If we want to have a healthy, sound financial sector, the only way is to say, 'Look, where you take the risks, you must deal with them, and if you can't deal with them, you shouldn't have taken them on, and the consequence might be that it is end of story'," he said. "That's an approach that I think we, now that we are out of the heat of the crisis, should consequently take."
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Cypriot deal deepens distrust between north and south Europe
European leaders have come up with a rescue for the Cypriot banking system, but the process by which the deal was reached has driven a wedge between rich countries in northern Europe and nations in dire financial straits in the south. Animosity between the groups could become a greater threat to the euro than the crisis in Cyprus, according to German magazine Der Spiegel.
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To energise the BRICS group, Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa are working to create a development bank along the lines of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. Chinese President Xi Jinping is scheduled to participate in a BRICS meeting this week in Durban, South Africa, and is expected to propose locating the bank in Shanghai.
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Banks are ramping up technology and staff that power their desks for foreign exchange options. Driving this investment is an increase in volume -- Barclays saw a 40% bump in January -- brought on by hedge funds and companies trying to profit from or safeguard against currency volatility.
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Glenn Stevens, governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, says that when his country chairs the Group of 20 nations in 2014, it should concentrate on implementing global financial rules, rather than creating more. "By 2014, we will have reached a point in the financial regulatory sphere where the G-20 should be looking for careful and sustained efforts at implementation of the regulatory reforms that have already been broadly agreed, but being wary of adding further reforms to the work programme," Stevens said. "Lest this be considered too weak a position, let us remember how much is being attempted."
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Buddy Bonnecaze is an American poker player, winner of two World Series of Poker bracelets.
Bonnecaze began cashing in poker tournaments in the mid-1980s and made his first cash in the World Series of Poker in 1986, finishing in 35th place in the Main Event, winning $7,500.
He won his first WSOP bracelet in 1992 in the $1,500 Pot Limit Hold'em event. The next year, Bonnecaze won another bracelet, this time in the $1,500 Pot Limit Omaha event.[1]
After nearly a decade away from the poker scene, Bonnecaze returned to tournaments and came close to winning the Winter Bayou Poker Challenge $300 No Limit Hold'em tournament in New Orleans in 2009, finishing in 4th place and earning a $4,609 pay day.[2]
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