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Tenure Track Position in Elementary Education
St. Mary's University College invites applications for a tenure-track position in Education at the rank of Assistant Professor or Associate Professor. This position is intended to support St. Mary's fully accredited two-year, after degree B.Ed program which is designed to prepare teachers to teach at the primary and elementary levels (K-6) in Alberta schools. While graduates of the B Ed program will be qualified to teach in a K-6 program in any school, public or private, the program is particularly focused on preparing teachers to teach in Catholic schools in Alberta or beyond.
The candidate must have completed a Ph.D. at the time of appointment and hold a valid teaching certificate. Candidates should have expertise in some combination of the following areas: Curriculum Theory and Methodology, Literacy, Assessment, and Educational Psychology, and be willing to supervise students in the practicum program. Preference will be given to those with previous university level teaching experience and have an established or emergent research agenda. St. Mary's offers a competitive salary and benefit package.
Consideration of applications will begin on January 15, 2013 and continue until the position is filled. The starting date for the position is July 1, 2013.
Interested candidates should send their curriculum vitae, a letter of application, a teaching portfolio with a statement of teaching philosophy, writing samples, and three letters of reference to:
Dr Mark Charlton
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St. Mary's University College
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Calgary, Alberta T2X 1Z4
St. Mary's University College is a vibrant and growing Catholic post-secondary student-focused liberal arts and sciences teaching and research institution located in the south of Calgary. We are dedicated to scholarship, teaching excellence, and the development of critical thinkers in the Catholic tradition of the liberal arts.
All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply. However, in accordance with Canadian immigration requirements, Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada will be given priority. Visit our web site at http://www.stmu.ca for further information about St. Mary's University College. The position will remain open until filled.


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Friday, July 29
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Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - Edgar Renteria came up with another clutch hit, this time though he beat the Giants with an RBI single in the 13th inning to give the Reds a much-needed 4-3 victory.
Brian Wilson (6-3) walked Jay Bruce to open the 13th, then gave up a one-out single to Jose Arredondo in the reliever's first career at-bat.
"We got a big walk out of Bruce and a big first hit out of Arredondo," Reds manager Dusty Baker said. "[Arredondo] was lucky it bounced over [Pablo Sandoval's] head."
In stepped Renteria, last year's World Series MVP with the Giants. On a 1-2 pitch, Renteria slapped an opposite-field line drive against his former teammate that stayed fair along the right-field line, allowing Bruce to come around and snap Cincinnati's four-game slide.
"[Renteria] threw his bat at it and placed it perfectly on the line. Can't do much about that," Wilson said.
Arredondo (2-3) was credited with the win for tossing a scoreless inning of relief behind starter Dontrelle Willis, who threw six quality frames.
Aubrey Huff went 2-for-5 with an RBI and a run scored for San Francisco, which was coming off a series win over the Phillies.
Aaron Rowand opened the game with a double and scored on Carlos Beltran's first hit in a Giants uniform, narrowly sliding in safely in front of Fred Lewis' throw from left.
The Reds put their first three hitters on in the bottom half and took the lead on Brandon Phillips' sacrifice fly and Bruce's RBI single. A Drew Stubbs run- scoring groundout in the second made it 3-1.
In the away sixth, Willis walked a pair around a Pablo Sandoval single to load the bases, but limited the damage to Huff's sacrifice fly.
Bill Bray was unable to hold the slim lead in the eighth, as Huff came around to score from first on Eli Whiteside's double into the left-field gap, which came on an 0-2 fastball that caught too much of the plate.
Both teams wasted bases-loaded chances in the 10th. Mike Fontenot struck out to end the Giants' half, and Joey Votto was thrown out at home trying to score on pinch-hitter Todd Frazier's short fly to left.
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UFA Options: Minnesota Wild
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UFA Options is a continuing series that gives a brief run-down of the unrestricted free agent market this summer, team-by-team. Our next team for consideration is the Minnesota Wild.
Congratulations to the 2009 Stanley Cup Champion Pittsburgh Penguins
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June 12 2009 08:57PM
The biggest reason is those three guys right there.
Has Chris Pronger Been Traded to L.A.?
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June 12 2009 04:31PM
Has Chris Pronger been traded to the Los Angeles Kings for Jack Johnson and the 5th overall draft pick?
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Anyone want to talk about the 0.000045% chance that Heatley becomes an Oiler? Kidding. We believe that horse has been beaten to death. Instead let's talk about something that hasn't been mentioned once by the sports media in the past two months: this business of the Coyotes and Jim Balsillie.
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UPDATE 2-India's Mahindra may bid $400 mln for Ssangyong-sources
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* Ssangyong shares end up 3.9 pct, Mahindra dips 1.4 pct (Adds Renault Nissan, Ssangyong details, background)
MUMBAI, Aug 5 (Reuters) - India's Mahindra & Mahindra (MAHM.BO) is planning bid up to $400 million for troubled South Korean automaker Ssangyong Motor (003620.KS), sources said, as it seeks to become a major global utility vehicles maker.
Three sources with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Thursday that the company, which in 2008 lost out to Tata Motors (TAMO.BO) for Ford Motor Co's (F.N) luxury brands Jaguar and Land Rover in 2008, is serious about making a competitive bid ahead of next Tuesday's deadline.
"We have every intention of making a bid," said a company source, who asked not to be identified because the offer was not yet public.
The company was willing to pay up to $400 million, or maybe more if needed, the sources said.
Mahindra, India's largest utility vehicles maker, is among six bidders shortlisted to make a bid for cash-trapped Ssangyong, which has been under court-led restructuring since early 2009.
Other bidders include Renault-Nissan alliance (RENA.PA) (7201.T) and Kolkata-based Ruia group.
Renault-Nissan has said its interest in Ssangyong is purely for its plant capacity. Its south Korean car maker Renault-Samsung needs more capacity for Nissan-badged cars that it exports to Russia and the Middle East.
The other Indian bidder, Kolkata-based Ruia, has a track record of buying distressed assets such as Dunlop (DUNL.BO) but its Chairman Pawan K. Ruia has said the group is yet to take a decision on whether to make a bid for Ssangyong. [ID:nWNAS9036]
Indian automakers, despite being part of a market that has grown 30 percent so far this year, are looking for a presence overseas, where car prices and margins are typically higher.
"It is inevitable that Indian auto makers should look at overseas acquisitions as this is the fastest way to get a global footprint compared to organic growth which will take a longer time," said Abdul Majeed, leader for auto practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers.
Ssangyong shares ended up 3.9 percent in a slightly weaker Seoul market, while Mahindra shares fell 1.4 percent in a Mumbai market .BSESN down 0.2 percent.
Ssangyong, which has about 2 percent of the South Korean auto market, exports to Russia, Europe, China, Middle-East, Africa, North and South America and the Asia-Pacific.
Mahindra is scheduled to launch its Scorpio pick-up in the key U.S. market later this year and has also been investing in light and heavy trucks, two-wheelers and electric vehicles.
"This deal, if it goes through, will strengthen the company's presence in the (utilities) segment globally," said Umesh Karne, analyst with Brics Securities, adding that it would give it a global reach for its own products as well.
Analysts in South Korea said Ssangyong may help Mahindra develop technology and add line ups.
"Ssangyong's technology, especially one on diesel engines, which can meet EURO 4 emission standards, will be attractive to Mahindra," said Michael Sohn, an auto analyst at Woori Investment & Securities in Seoul.
After a dismal 2009, Ssangyong's sales more than trebled in the first seven months of 2009 to 43,811 vehicles while in the first quarter its net loss reduced by more than 90 percent.
"I think anything over $400 million would be too expensive," said an investment banker, not involved with the deal but who has worked with Mahindra in the past.
"What Mahindra will be getting are a couple of SUVs built on an outdated platform and a car, based on an older version of the Mercedes E-class," he said.
Ssangyong sells the Rexton and Kyron SUVs and Chairman luxury sedan. Its current debt stands at $634 million.
In 2009/10, Mahindra sold 214,128 utility vehicles, up about 40 percent from a year earlier.
Mahindra, which has cash reserves of about 20 billion rupees, has a low debt to equity ratio of 0.4, which gives it the ability to raise funds, analysts said.
In July its chief financial officer had said the company had enough funds for its immediate needs. "If a situation arises where we need more, we will have no difficulty raising it," Uday Phadke said.
"Ssangyong had a really bad year in 2009, but sales figures in the last few months have shown an improvement," said Preet Mohan Singh, sector head at investment bank Avendus Capital.
"So I don't expect too much in 2010 but in 2011, we can look at an operating profit of $200 million on a topline of $2 billion. The critical part is how Mahindra will integrate it," he added.
Mahindra has capital expenditure plans of about 85 billion rupees over the next 3-5 years, with a part of the expenses to be shared by some of its subsidiaries.
(Additional reporting by Chang-Ran Kim in Tokyo & Jong-woo Cheon in Seoul; Editing by Lincoln Feast)


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Minnesota Pays Visit to Marquette March 7, 2014 After downing Border Battle rival Wisconsin in its first Big Ten match of the season, the Minnesota will head back to the Badger State to take on Marquette Saturday at 10 a.m. in a non-conference affair. It will be the Gophers' only match of the weekend. About Minnesota About Marquette Against the Golden Eagles Looking for More Road Wins
Doubles Success The Gophers look improved thus far in doubles competition. Through the first six matches, the team had swept all six doubles competitions in which it played before it dropped a pair of matches against Oklahoma State Feb. 21. After going 32-32 in dual-match doubles play in 2013, the Maroon and Gold is 26-5 to start this season. Julia Courter and Natallia Pintusava are 9-1 after an 8-0 start. Match Format Changes Six singles matches are then played and each are worth one team point. The matches are best-of-three sets with tiebreakers played to seven points if the set is tied 6-6. Once a team has reached four team points, it has clinched the team victory. The remaining matches are completed with a 10-point match tiebreaker played in place of a third set. |
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
Great escapes
Everyone loves a great escape.
It's thrilling to escape the humdrum reality of everyday life by watching a manacled magician wriggle out of a giant fish tank into which he has been lowered head first.
Or by sitting through a rerun of the TV series Prison Break, wherein an innocent man is imprisoned and his only hope is his brother, who gets himself locked up as part of an elaborate plan to save his sibling.
When it comes to daring escapes, however, it's hard to top real-life jailbreaks, of which Quebec has had more than its share this year. In the most recent case, officials are investigating how a notorious killer and former Hells Angel vanished into thin air last Saturday night from the Montée Saint-Franßois federal prison north of Montreal.
René Charlebois, 48, serving a life sentence for second-degree murder, was discovered missing after a routine head count at the Laval prison. "It's not something that we take lightly, and obviously we are looking into what exactly happened here," a befuddled corrections official confessed.
As amazing escapes go, this latest breakout probably won't go down in history, but that's OK, because our Top 5 definitely did:
5) The breakout date: Feb. 21, 1923
The great escape: Suspended nine metres above the old Winnipeg Free Press building on Carlton Street, the immortal Harry Houdini, the most famous escape artist the world has known, wormed his way out of a straitjacket in front of about 5,000 rubbernecking Winnipeggers. The death-defying stunt, captured in a famous photo by L.B. Foote, was held to promote Houdini's week-long show at the city's Orpheum Theatre. On Oct. 31, 1982, local escape artist Dean Gunnarson, then 18, recreated the stunt in honour of his idol, "the greatest showman who ever existed." Making his hometown proud, Gunnarson escaped after being hoisted by his ankles about 90 metres above the Free Press parking lot, beating Houdini's two-minute time by 20 seconds.
4) The breakout date: Oct. 2, 1975
The great escape: William "Billy" Hayes, a 23-year-old New York student, was famously caught trying to smuggle hashish out of Turkey in 1970. His ordeal in a hellish Turkish prison and subsequent escape spawned the award-winning movie Midnight Express. Hayes was handed a sentence of just over four years and, with his release just weeks away, was stunned to learn his sentence had been increased to life. In the movie, a distraught Hayes kills a sadistic prison guard, steals his uniform and casually walks to freedom. In real life, he was transferred to an island prison, where he worked on the docks and escaped in a stolen rowboat in the middle of a fierce storm. He reached freedom after walking through a minefield and swimming a river.
3) The breakout dates: Oct. 12, 2001, April 14, 2003 and July 14, 2007
The great escapes: When it comes to high-flying breakouts, France's Pacal Payet soars over the competition. In a nutshell, this escape artist fled a French prison in 2001 on a hijacked helicopter; in 2003, he again used a chopper to help three friends flee the same prison; and in 2007, after being recaptured, the crafty con -- at that point one of the most closely monitored inmates in French history -- did it one more time, escaping after four armed pals hijacked a helicopter and landed it on the prison's roof. No doubt inspired by Payet's airborne elusiveness, two inmates at a prison in St-Jerome, Que., escaped in March of this year by dangling from a cable lowered by a hijacked chopper. And just like their French hero, the Quebec escapees later landed back behind bars.
2) The breakout date: June 11, 1962
The great escape: Opened in 1934, Alcatraz was hailed as America's only escape-proof prison. Plopped on an island in the middle of San Francisco Bay, it was surrounded by gun towers, electric fences and bars, not to mention shark-infested waters. But that didn't stop Frank Morris and brothers Clarence and John Anglin from carrying out one of the most daring breakouts in history. Armed with nail clippers, spoons and an improvised drill made from a stolen vacuum (or a fan, depending on whom you believe), the convicted robbers chipped away the concrete around the air shafts in their cells. Before climbing into the vents, they left papier m¢ché dummies in their beds. Their "boat" was a makeshift raft of barrels and raincoats. Did they make it? The prison says they drowned, but the bodies were never found. They inspired the 1979 Clint Eastwood flick Escape from Alcatraz.
1) The breakout date: March 24, 1944
The real great escape: While you read this, we recommend you whistle the unforgettable theme music for the Hollywood blockbuster The Great Escape, which tells how, in the latter half of the Second World War, hundreds of Allied PoWs spent 15 months digging three tunnels (Tom, Dick and Harry) in a massive bid to escape from the Stalag Luft III work camp in what is now Poland. American prisoners helped build the tunnels, but were moved to another compound before the breakout. Of the three tunnels, only Harry was finished and, when they popped to the surface, the shocked PoWs found the exit had come up short of the trees and was near a guard tower. Of the 76 men who crawled out of Harry, only three (two Norwegians and a Dutchman) made it to safety. Fifty escapees were shot by the Gestapo and the rest were sent to a concentration camp.
How you can escape: Choppers and tunnels are fine, but we suggest you make it easy on yourself: Call a travel agent, because we hear Tahiti is lovely at this time of year.
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Updated on Saturday, September 21, 2013 at 6:27 AM CDT: adds video
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Rail in Japan. Will Honolulu's rail system be as attractive?
The City & County of Honolulu awarded the first contract that will kick start TheRail that will be many years in the construction process. The contract for the first stage of this massively-expensive project was secured by Kiewit Pacific Co., today, for the very hearty sum of $482.9 million!
While Kiewitt Pacific may not be as "local" as Honolulu would like it to be, this organization does have a presence in Kapolei.
In spite of all the resistance to this project by many Honolulu residents, Pacific Business News strategically followed up the announcement of this news with another story about the Hawai'i jobless rate increasing to 7.2%. Intentional? Perhaps. Regardless, it was still very effective timing! Hopefully Kiewitt and other contract winners will pull the work force from within the State. That way some of what it is costing the community will be restored.


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We have some follow-up news for you guys this Friday afternoon, and it is pretty bleak news for Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1. Earlier in the week we reported that Samsung's motion to stay the U.S. import ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1 had been denied by Judge Koh. Their only recourse was to appeal to a Federal court. Sadly, the Federal court handed down its ruling today and has denied Samsung's appeal to lift the ban on the Galaxy Tab 10.1. Here's a quote from Reuters, This isn't hugely damaging to Samsung since they are already selling the newer Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 instead, yet its potential ramifications do not bode well for the fate of the Galaxy Nexus phone. It will likely have its appeal denied as well, since it violates the same vague "Siri" patent that the Tab does. Luckily, both Samsung and Google have a backup plan and are already poised to launch a software fix (maybe Jelly Bean itself) that will save the Galaxy Nexus from this ban. We will keep you guys informed as always. Source: Reuters
And Bloomberg reported that the appeals court issued a one-week stay on the ban on the Nexus. Samsung and Google can begin selling the Nexus again and Apple has to appear in court on the 12th to respond.
How does the Tab 10.1 even have the new global/local search on it....does it even have ICS on it let alone JB? I don't think the two issues are the same at all.
I have a fix. Let's shut down every manufacturer of any device that is a competing device to Apple's. Then we all go out and replace all our existing devices with the "correct" Apple devices. Then we'll all have one huge party. You bring the Apple Juice, I'll bring the "special seasoning", (breaks into song), ...And we'll all go down, together...yes we will all go down, together...
The tab is allegedly infringing on different patents... the "look and feel" patents that Apple is claiming.
If only it were that easy. Apple is the highest valued company in the world. Google + Microsoft combined don't have the assets to buy Apple out.
Didn't know that. Ty http://business.time.com/2012/02/10/apple-now-worth-more-than-microsoft-google-combined/
Am I wrong in thinking that Apple is valued at about 1.8 times what Google is valued at? I think you're just joking, but let's not forget, outside of this forum, the world loves Apple.
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Government delegates attending the U.N. General Assembly high-level debate on fighting the 30-year-old epidemic said increased funding and more effective medication could also drastically cut down the number of infections and prevent new ones by 2015.
Separate goals to reduce the number of new infections to zero by 2015 would also include the elimination of HIV infections among children and keeping their infected mothers alive.
Doctors Without Borders, a French relief group, said the 15-million treatment goal could be reached if the international community recommits to universal access to treatment and prevention remains at the heart of the anti-AIDS campaign.
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Former U.S. president Bill Clinton attended U.N. meetings, advising governments on ways to use limited AIDS funds more effectively. He helped launch on Thursday the initiative to eliminate new infections among children by 2015.
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The kick for these day-trippers is treading over disputed ground, walking below bullet holes, and telling their friends back home that a boy with a rifle waved their cameras away. I can't blame them — I felt the same excitement passing through the fences in Tripura, after all — but the thrill is artificial. When the walls are not meant for us, our crossings through them have no meaning. Our steps have no historical weight and none of the urgency born from memories of war. Instead, we are tourists exchanging holiday dollars for an inauthentic experience. We pass through the walls too lightly.
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When she was young, Michaele Bradford thought that the world of investing was a fun, cheery place – a sort of playground for your piggy bank.
With good reason. Her grandparents bought her a mutual fund while she was still in elementary school. It came through USAA, a big financial services firm, which provided a monthly newsletter specifically for its young customers.
"It had a column called 'Ask Kurt,' where you could ask an investment banker at USAA anything you wanted," she recalls. "I still have the response Kurt sent me when I asked him what companies were in my mutual fund. So they kind of spoiled me."
The 2008-09 market crash and deep recession became a smelling salt to her about investing. Ms. Bradford, now in her late 20s, suffered a severe setback with her finances, as did others of her generation. Not only did her modest portfolio plummet, she also lost her job and had to liquidate two retirement accounts to survive.
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First, let's examine why this is happening now. The answer is because the lack of an HGH test has finally become embarrassing to the league and union. HGH is a substance with undeniable potential to help NBA players. It's widely discussed and available from any number of doctors and clinics. And Olympians have been tested for it since 2004. And yet the powers that be in the major North American leagues clung to the theory that the test was not reliable. That argument was always weak. The chief science officer at the United States Anti-Doping Agency, Larry Bowers, testified before Congress recently that HGH tests are so good that "the chances of an athlete who has not used synthetic growth hormone testing positive are comparable to the chance of that same athlete being struck by lightning during his or her lifetime." He added that those questioning the tests were "lawyers, not scientists." ESPN.com
But the truth is only a tiny handful of athletes have ever failed HGH tests, and there's no reason to assume NBA players would be any different. ESPN.com
During collective bargaining, the topic of biological passports was never broached, according to a person familiar with the negotiations. So it came as news to the union that the HGH blood test was viewed by the commissioner as a "precursor" to biological passports, since that aspect of drug policy was never negotiated. So it isn't necessarily that the players object to biological passports, which are baseline measurements from which departures can indicate the use of performance-enhancing drugs. The subject was never negotiated, and in order for it to happen, the players would have to agree to it. CBSSports.com
The NBA and National Basketball Players Association are close to an agreement to test players' blood for human growth hormone (HGH), according to sources with direct knowledge of the talks. Testing could begin as soon as the 2013-14 season. The NBA has long had HGH on its list of banned substances, but has never tested for it, because doing so means collecting players' blood, which the union has never allowed, and because there was little agreement about the test's reliability. ESPN.com
Terms of the 2011 NBA collective bargaining agreement created a committee to hash out the particulars of HGH testing. Progress had been slow, until recently. There has also been pressure from the World Anti-Doping Agency, which chided the NBA for "gaps" in their testing program last fall, as well as the U.S. Congress. In late 2012, Rep. Elijah Cummings called delaying HGH testing over concerns about the test "incredibly ridiculous." ESPN.com
"It's my business," Iguodala said. "That was part of the whole reason why so much of what happened, happened. Where we come from, guys aren't used to having what we have, and having access to it. So something like the union, it may not be as important to guys as it should be. But it's kind of like, we have to wake the guys up. They've got to have awareness. "I think guys have concerns and questions, but as long as those checks are coming in, they can get full. They can get satisfied. There's something that's bigger than just us. We've got to move forward for the guys coming in, and the next collective bargaining, and the one after that, and the one after that. "You have to set an environment of, this is how we handle business. We're going to get, the stereotypes are going to be, a bunch of African- American men, as long as they're getting paid, they're going to be fine with that. But we want to make it known where it's common that we care about our business, and we're involved. I think I can help in that area." NBA.com
There are a number of issues yet to be resolved from the lockout, including the "B List" non-economic issues. The league is hoping to get an agreement with the union on a new drug test for Human Growth Hormone. Commissioner David Stern said last month that he believes a deal will be worked out with the union on a blood test for HGH by next season. The NBPA has balked at making an agreement on HGH, but with the National Football Players Association and the Major League Baseball Players Association well down the road toward agreements for new HGH tests, the handwriting seems on the wall for the basketball union. NBA.com
But the dramatic drop from 11 first-round picks traded two years ago to just one this year illustrates the impact of the escalating luxury taxes that will take effect next year. Players making less are suddenly worth more. Much more. "Teams right now are scared of money," one league executive said recently. Akron Beacon Journal
What Stern, Hunter, Adam Silver and the rest accomplished two summers ago became as clear as daylight Thursday. They turned the NBA into the NFL -- the No Fun League -- when it comes to the trades and in-season player movement. No more stars forcing trades to the markets of their choosing with the reward of max dollars forming the cherry on top. "This is a pure CBA deadline," one general manager said Thursday after the dust settled. "If you can't get a first for J.J. Redick, this is a different world. That guy is a surefire lock to garner a first round pick in the past." CBSSports.com
The tax, which kicks in when a team surpasses the salary cap (approximately $58 million this season) and goes above the threshold ($70.3 million this season), is at the root of the change. The dollar-for-dollar format that was in place in the old CBA has been replaced by a structure in which a team like the Lakers is on pace to pay at a rate as high as $4.25 for every extra dollar. But the "repeater tax" is a major factor as well, as – starting in the 2014-15 campaign – teams that are in the tax in four of any five seasons will be paying yet another dollar for every dollar above the threshold as well as facing serious restrictions when it comes to the mechanisms put in place to build their teams. "If you can find a reasonable facsimile (of a player) for a reduced (financial) number, you're going to do it," one Western Conference general manager told USA TODAY Sports. He spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitive nature of the CBA. "The punitive nature of where we're going with the repeater tax and the escalating tax number puts you in a position where it's just not viable to have a third or fourth guy on your roster paid like a first or second guy." USA Today Sports
Players briefed on the exhaustive, eight-month review of the National Basketball Players Association's finances and business practices have been told it uncovered no illegalities, but the final report is expected to include painstaking detail and numerous recommendations for changes to union policies and governance, CBSSports.com has learned. The review by law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison is all but over and the report -- believed to be more than 100 pages long -- is being finalized, multiple people briefed on the matter said. Investigators combed through more than a decade's worth of union business transactions, conducted dozens of interviews and reviewed approximately 100,000 documents and emails, the people said. CBSSports.com
Union officials have met with 15 of the 30 teams during the past several weeks and informed players that the law firm uncovered no illegal activity or violations of the NBPA's constitution, sources said. But the final report is expected to contain numerous recommendations for NBPA governance, including changes to the union's constitution and bylaws, two of the people briefed on the matter said. CBSSports.com
The law firm also will make recommendations for addressing what it found to be a lack of player involvement in union practices and business. Among the procedural changes to be recommended will be that each team must have at least one player representative and an alternate, and that no player without a current NBA contract will be permitted to serve on the executive committee, CBSSports.com has learned. Of the nine current members of the executive committee, only four -- Chris Paul, James Jones, Matt Bonner and Roger Mason -- are in the NBA. "That could be one of the positives that comes out of this," one of the people briefed on the outcome said. "The players will be more involved." CBSSports.com
In a series of conference calls with the executive committee and player representatives, the National Basketball Players Association has informed players that a law firm selected to conduct a review of union business practices needs more time to complete its report, league sources told CBSSports.com Friday. The report being prepared by the firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison is expected to be completed in the near future. CBSSports.com
While the future of NBPA executive director Billy Hunter, president Derek Fisher and several members of the executive committee whose seats will be up for election is unresolved, the conference calls Thursday were mostly devoted to standard union business. NBPA officials briefed players on the new annuity program adopted for retired players in the new colletive bargaining agreement, the distribution of licensing money and discussions held last week by the newly revamped competition committee on several issues, including flopping. The competition committee continued to discuss flopping and what to do about it, but formulated no recommendations to be brought to the Board of Governors for approval, sources said. CBSSports.com
Fisher (a current free agent) remains in his position and sources said the respective probes of the NBPA -- from the U.S. Attorney's office investigation to the Department of Labor's review to the internal audit being conducted by the law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison -- have yet to conclude. While the last inquiry was expected to be complete by now, resolution or clarity of any kind isn't likely to come by the time the NBPA holds a conference call with all participating players on Thursday. SI.com
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A man who only knows how to win is not a total man, because there are certain dimensions of life that are available only to the losers. The world is gained by those who know how to win, but the divine can only be attained by those who also know how to lose. Wealth may come to those who are the winners, but love is only for those who are losers. Defeat has its own victory. But mathematics and logic teach only how to win; meditation teaches how to lose. Logic and mathematics offer us the skill to increase our wealth and possessions in the world and to expand our empire. Meditation is the art of expanding the kingdom of the soul, of expanding consciousness so that it embraces the whole universe.
If only the child's intellect is educated he will be partially paralyzed; there will be no fullness, no totality in his life. One of his legs will always be crippled, and his life will be a limping. It is only because all others are lame too that no one recognizes the fact. Children have a game called the lame race in which one of their legs is tied to another child's leg, so only one of their legs can run free. This is virtually the way our life is organized, so that we are running on one leg only. It is hardly surprising that we fail, collapse, break down.
Meditation is the second leg. We should teach children meditation as we start educating their intellect. Just as the child comes to understand science, he should come to understand religion simultaneously. As his head grows brighter, let his heart also grow full of light. Don't let him grow up only to know about, let him grow up also to be. Don't let only his possessions grow, let him grow too. Don't let only his exterior expand, let his interiority also have a depth, just as the trees rise up in the sky but their roots go deep underground. The deeper the roots go underground, the higher the tree rises in the sky.
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CENTRAL, LA (NBC33) — The first day of school was frustrating for parents hitting the carpool lanes in Central today.
While some drivers complain about not having enough road to handle the school year gridlock, city officials say there is a simple short-term solution to the city's traffic troubles.
David Barrow with the Central Mayor's Office says there were "probably almost 200 vehicles backed up and obviously everything is not flowing well."
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I was entirely unaware of this author until I crossed paths with Touch. Since then, I learned that Claire North is the second pseudonym of Catherine Webb. Webb has by now published sixteen novels, eight of them under her own name, six as Kate Griffin, and now two as Claire North. She was born in 1986, which means she's under 30 years old as I'm writing this. She apparently wrote her first novel when she was only 14. Discovering all of this after just having read two of my favorite pieces of speculative fiction in years was nothing short of mind-blowing for me.
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