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South Africa's five existing Super Rugby franchises have threatened to pull out of the competition in 2013 – if six South African teams are not accommodated. MARK KEOHANE says Sanzar needs to call their bluff.
Once again the tail is wagging the dog. Once again Saru's leadership is being shown as pathetic and without bite.
Oregan Hoskins, the greatest of disappointments as a leader, needs to stand tall and dismiss the threats of the five South African regions. He won't and the regions will continue to hold the national governing body to ransom, when it should be the other way around.
Rapport newspaper's sports editor Rudolph Lake wrote of a meeting between the five regions, a meeting sanctioned by Saru, in which they would look at solutions to the Kings' entry into Super Rugby in 2013. The same regions, whose leadership had unanimously accepted the Kings' 2013 entry more than two years ago, now feel the need for crisis meetings, in which the only solution is to accommodate six South African teams.
Now comes the threat that all five South African regions will boycott the tournament if they don't get their own way. Any proper leadership will tell you they have no option but to play in the tournament. If they don't they are in breach of existing contracts, they lose their primary source of income and they won't have a region, let alone players.
It makes for a dramatic headline. It sounds spectacular. But there is no way they should even be in a position to make such a demand.
Sanzar's board members should be laughing at South African administrators who are nothing but an embarrassment with their insular agendas and motives.
On Sunday the City Press sports section was led by an expose of the Golden Lions Rugby Union's finances. Leading Media24 investigative journalist Jacques Pauw reveals that the Lions liabilities exceeded assets by R46.6 million in 2007, by R49.6 million in 2008, by R63 million in 2009 and by R73 million in 2010. It shows the Lions owing R38 million to Absa for an overdraft facility, R18 million to businessmen Robert Gumede and Ivor Ichikowitz, R14 million to Saru, R5 million to former coach Dick Muir, R6.8 million to the Leopards Rugby Union and R4.5 million to the Pumas Rugby Union.
Who are the Lions to threaten a boycott of the tournament?
Hoskins confirmed to Lake he had received a letter from the five regions with the threat of the boycott and that he was 'shocked and disappointed'.
Come on, Regan. Show some leadership. You can't always be shocked and disappointed. Sending the letter to the other nine provinces for input is also not about leadership, but more denial.
If the five 'traditional' provinces don't want to play in Super Rugby, then kick them out and play the next five. Forget about provincial identities and focus on the players. The players will move to where the playing opportunity is.
The five traditional unions, among them the cash-strapped Lions and Cheetahs, have no position of strength when it comes to Super Rugby participation.
The bluff to force an expansion of Super Rugby from 15 to 16 teams and six South African teams should not be tolerated within Sanzar. If SA does not play ball, as per the agreed Sanzar deal and broadcasting arrangement, then Sanzar and the broadcasters should sue Saru and the respective regions/provinces.
What we are seeing here is how administrators in South African rugby have always conducted their business, be it by bullying or bluffing. The threat to withdraw should be a threat from Sanzar to kick them out.
Hoskins, in his time as Saru president, has never made a hard decision to show he is in charge. He has failed transformation and failed at everything that requires a decision and potential confrontation.
Don't expect this situation to be any different, although I'd like to think those wizards in New Zealand and Australia have slightly more business acumen and a bigger set of balls to tell South Africa's traditional five to F-off and stop their shenanigans.
Saru should have dealt with who falls out long before they gave the Kings the OK to play in the 2013 tournament. If it is on historical performance then the Lions must go. And if you look at their finances they should have gone ages ago.


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Seattle's Taijuan Walker signs autographs before a baseball game at Safeco Field in 2010. He's currently rated the No. 2 prospect in the Mariners organization by Baseball America.
Seattle Mariners pitcher Taijuan Walker throws during a spring training baseball workout Wednesday, Feb. 13, 2013, in Peoria, Ariz. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel)
The reminder is needed each time Mariners pitching prospect Taijuan Walker saunters by, speaks or takes the mound.
Walker, rated as the No. 2 prospect in the organization and 18th overall in baseball by esteemed Baseball America, has filled what was a lanky 18-year-old body with muscle. He's 6-feet-4 inches tall and 220 pounds now after weighing 190 when the Mariners drafted him 43rd overall with a supplemental pick in 2010.
His voice is deeper and calm more evident. Tattoos are scrawled all the way up his arms that were previously a bare canvas just a couple years ago. Even the back of his left hand has script stung into it by a tattoo needle. "Family is everything" it reads. Those three words are part of multiple tattoos that encase his non-throwing arm and pertain to the travails of his family life.
The platinum-blonde hair hiding under his cap completes his look.
The ability in his right arm is the reason Walker is in Peoria with a goal of cracking the Mariners' rotation. He's part of what is expected to be a boon of young pitching for the M's -- along with Danny Hultzen, James Paxton and others.
Among the youngsters huddled into the back middle section of the Peoria locker room, there is a lot of diplomacy when discussing spring training. Among the standard dispatches from them is that they are going to do their best and do what is asked.
Walker wants to make the rotation. Now. He'll even say so.
"It's definitely the goal," Walker said. "All I can do is work hard control what I can control. If they're ready to call me up, I guess I'll be ready. If not, I'll just go down and work on the stuff I need to work on and be ready."
General manager Jack Zduriencik smiled when told Walker took a more direct route with his comments than some of his teammates.
"Confidence is a wonderful thing," Zduriencik said. "I think any guy coming in here should have their sights set on that. This is what you're playing baseball for, to compete and get to the highest level. When players have a lot of confidence in themselves and they feel like, hey, this is what I'm intending to accomplish, what's wrong with that? That's a good thing."
Walker threw his first live batting practice of the spring on Tuesday. He worked a lot of breaking balls, especially his new spike curveball, during the session against Mike Morse, Kyle Seager and others. He's trying to find his curveball again after losing touch with it last summer in Class AA Jackson.
His changeup became evasive, too, and after being promoted to Jackson, he finished with a 4.69 ERA in 25 starts. Walker's WHIP in Tennessee swelled to 1.374 from 1.117 a level down the prior season at Class A Clinton.
Walker was firing a lot of fastballs and wondering what had happened to his secondary stuff.
"I lost a little confidence in the month of June," Walker said. "I wasn't mentally tough when I should have been. But then I worked through it.
"I think the biggest thing was, I learned about myself. I took that and started to get mentally tough again. It's going to be a tough game. You're going to fail a lot. I just took that and worked that in and kept going instead of giving up."
He called his Class A pitching coach Rich Dorman. Walker worked with former Jackson pitching coach and Major Leaguer Lance Painter. There was little background to draw from since Walker didn't start pitching until he was a senior in high school.
That's why he is adamant about his curveball in his first session at camp with hitters. Walker's fastball has been clocked at 98 m.p.h. He needs to frame it with crisp secondary pitches to advance.
The Mariners are not ruling out the upward movement. Zduriencik said he doesn't put restrictions on anyone at spring training and is happy to watch the fight for roster spots play out. Manager Eric Wedge seconded that.
"Even if you are young, stranger things have happened," Wedge said.
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The Mariners had five players in Baseball America's top 100 prospects list released Tuesday. Catcher Mike Zunino was 17th, Walker 18th, left-handed pitcher Danny Hultzen is 29th, shortstop Nick Franklin is 79th and right-handed pitcher James Paxton is 87th. Three teams had six players in the rankings.
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The 1952 Seagulls football team took its place in Snohomish County sports history after going unbeaten.
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Front row (from left): Manager Allen Crippen, Asst., Coach Bill Langenbacker, Orlin Griggs,Don McCumby, Jim Ennis Jr., Bob Erickson, Bill Randall, Jim Michel, Bill Thieme, Chuck Thacker, Jerry Boeder, Head Coach Jim Ennis. Second row: Asssistant coach Bob Cummins, Jim Linden, John Gilberts. Ken Scafe, Chuck McAnnich, Wes Nelson, Les Nelson, Dan Michel, Floyd Skinner, Gary Sugars, Ron Brown, Don Aycox, Asst. Coach Bill Dunn. Third row: Walt Antak, Larry Cyr, Dick Hanson, Mike Fankhauser, Bill Benson, Mick Hanson, Gordon Hutchings, Sam Bargreen, Ken Overvold, Dick Almvig, Vic Hussey, Dwayne Lane.
It actually began a few years earlier when a group of kids from the neighborhoods of Everett, from the city's schoolyards and playgrounds, arrived at Everett High School and joined the football team. Their coach was a diminutive man with a towering presence, and he taught them, pushed them, occasionally scolded them, and in the fall of 1952 he prepared them for what would be, for many, their senior season.
It turned out to be a season for the ages.
In an eight-game schedule, those Everett kids and their tough, tireless coach demolished all eight foes. A few weeks later, in a Thanksgiving Day game against the best team in Seattle -- these were the days before playoffs, so the showdown was billed as the unofficial state championship game -- they again won convincingly.
Nine games, nine victories, and nothing even close to a nail-biter. Everett outscored its opponents 274-58 that season, and it could have been worse. The coach, legendary Jim Ennis, would never humiliate an opponent by running up the score, so once the game was in hand -- and it usually was by halftime -- he started sending in the subs.
"The second team played almost more than (the starters) did," said Dan Michel, the team's quarterback. With a big halftime lead, "the coaches would usually let us start the second half, so we'd go out and score a touchdown and then that was it (for the night)."
"We could've run up scores of 70-0 or 80-0 if we wanted to," said Orlin Griggs, an end. "But Jim Ennis just wasn't that type of guy."
Everett played in the Cross-State League, which included the largest non-Seattle schools (by enrollment) in the Puget Sound area, plus Wenatchee. And it was, Griggs recalled, "a real tough league. There were no pushovers in that league at all. We were going up against good teams and players the whole season, but we ran roughshod over most of them."
Football, as played by Everett back then, was a little different than it is today. For starters, the Seagulls used a modified single-wing offense with a quarterback, fullback and two halfbacks in the backfield. Michel, the quarterback, would call the signals under center and would sometimes take a direct snap, but other times the ball would be hiked between his legs to one of the running backs.
Another oddity. Michel was used mostly as a blocking back while Chuck McAnnich, the fullback, was the team's leading passer. "Chuck could throw a football 70 yards," Griggs recalled.
The team's primary offensive weapon was Wes Nelson, a halfback "who was faster than greased lightning," Michel said. Nicknamed "The Flying Swede" by then-Herald sports editor Lloyd Rostrom, Nelson led the team in touchdowns.
Opponents often knew what was coming, but still couldn't stop it. Nelson remembers a game against Bellingham when the Seagulls called the same play for an entire offensive series. It was an off-tackle play -- sometimes left, sometimes right -- and the four backfield players took turns carrying the ball. "We just marched all the way down the field that way," Nelson said.
Defensively, Everett was just as good and maybe better. The first-team defense did not give up a touchdown all season until the final game.
As mentioned, there were no football state playoffs back then. The way it worked, the winner of the Seattle league would invite one of the best teams from elsewhere in the state for an annual Thanksgiving Day game at Seattle Memorial Stadium. Everett got the invitation in 1952 and showed up on a cold, clear day to face the Seattle champion, Franklin.
Playing on their home turf -- dirt, actually, which the Seattle stadium used in those days -- the Franklin players were not exactly gracious hosts. "They had a habit of making fun of us, like we were just a bunch of farmers," Griggs said. "But that motivated us. We just played football … and we sure were happy when we won the thing."
Michel scored two touchdowns after getting the ball to McAnnich and then taking a return pass, both times being left wide open by the unsuspecting Franklin defense. Nelson added another touchdown with a long punt return, and the Seagulls had a 26-13 victory to cap their perfect season.
It was the football pinnacle for most of the team's players, and probably for Ennis himself. In later years, and after wrapping up his long and remarkably successful coaching career, he would talk about it being his best team.
Like most hard-nosed coaches, regardless of the era, Ennis was usually respected but not always loved. He could be tough -- boy, could he be tough -- and he had no patience for goof-offs, malcontents and prima donnas. Griggs remembers one boy showing up on the first day of practice with longish hair and Ennis calling him out in front of the entire team, telling him to get a haircut or not to bother coming back.
And if Ennis needed to add decibels to get his messages across, he could do that, too. "When we came in at halftime, and if we were sloughing off or not doing what we were supposed to be doing, we'd hear about it," Griggs said. "And I think everybody in the stands could probably hear it, too.
"He was," Griggs added, "your enemy on the football field and your best friend off the football field. If he picked on you at practice, it wasn't because he didn't like you. It was because he wanted you to do your best."
The years have passed and the surviving players are all men in their late 70s now. Ennis died several years ago, and some team members have passed on, too. But even as their numbers dwindle, the memories of that extraordinary season remain strong.
"To be truthful, I don't think any of us (expected to do so well)," Nelson said. "But that was a special team."
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Another big night of basketball is scheduled for Friday for area high schools and junior high squads.
Oak Hill continues district play with Leake Academy at home, while West Point kicks off their region in a matchup with Saltillo also at home. Hebron makes the short drive to Starkville to take on Starkville Christian School.
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The Lady Raiders are coming off a rare offensive struggle following Saturday's 41-31 loss to North Delta.
Rare, because it was only their fourth loss this season. Anna Ready finished with a team-high 12-points while Tori Ellis finished with 11, all in the first half.
Friday, they look for win number 12 when they host Leake Academy who have been just as impressive this season. At 13-1, the Lady Rebels are also undefeated in district play at 1-0. Oak Hill's district slate has been clean in the loss column and they look to keep it that way, although it won't be an easy task.
Head coach Stan Hughey said this week Oak Hill needs to score more than 31 points to get a win. Leake, Hughey said, strives to shoot the ball at least 80 times a ball game.
He says they're doing everything they can to get their fans excited when the two teams play next Friday here in West Point.
"They have a website up promoting this," he said. "It's going to be a big game that's for sure."
The Raiders are finally coming around it looks like, although their record might reflect otherwise. They've found some consistency heading into the Christmas break after picking up their second win in two nights last Saturday over North Delta, 46-42.
It's the second time this season the Raiders, 7-6, 1-1 have won back-to-back games since a three game streak in November with victories over Heritage, Carroll and North Delta.
Oak Hill head coach Brian Middleton said there is still a sour taste after that loss to Immanuel, but a win tonight will definitely make it better.
"That would fix it," he said. "The only way to fix losing is to win."
They will have their hands full with a 9-3 Leake squad who are also perfect in the district.
Tip-off starts at 4 pm.
Tori Nichols had a season-high 32-points Monday night, but it wasn't enough to keep alive a five game winning streak after a loss to East Webster. Hebron had a one point lead heading into the fourth quarter, but failed to capitalize at the free-throw line 14 times.
"We just went into a shooting slump,," head coach William Cotton said. "We just couldn't put it away. When you miss 14 free-throws and lose by six, you beat yourself on the line."
At 8-6, 2-0, the Lady Eagles have only one loss to Class A teams this season, which means they have played really tough competition all year long. That competition Cotton believes will help them down the stretch when games really matter.
"We learned some things from last night (Monday) that's going to help us" he said. "January is the month that counts." Friday, they have a rematch with Starkville Christian School who they defeated back in November.
The Eagles have yet to get over that two game hump - two wins, followed by two losses. This week they've lost back-to-back road games at East Webster and Old Dominion, and are looking to break that habit again when the play Starkville Christian and get back to above .500 on the season.
Tuesday, Hebron found some success from distance, scoring 12-points from behind the arch in the first quarter. However, the Eagles struggled against a man defense which led to several turnovers and the Eagles playing catch up the rest of the night.
Last time out, the Eagles routed SCS by 20-points which was easier said then done. it was still a victory nonetheless.
Tip-off starts at 4 p.m.
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Both the girls and boy basketball teams hope to shed their recent slumps and get a win at home to start district play when Saltillo comes to town.
The girls have lost four of their last five games following a 60-35 defeat to Neshoba Central on Saturday. For the first time this season, the girls didn't have any player score in double digits. Their only win in that stretch came the night before to Aberdeen that snapped a three-game skid.
They look to change that against a Saltillo team that has been struggling as well and aren't expected to be a contender in the region. Regardless of what happens, the girls host Tupelo on Saturday in a rematch from earlier in the season.
The Green Wave are looking to break a two-game skid tonight against the visiting Tigers. The boys have struggled recently, with just one win in their last six ball games. Lately they've found success in the second half, but it's in the first two quarters where its been tough.
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Carroll leads Real Madrid by Olympiakos to win Euroleague title
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Real Madrid pulled away in the last four minutes to beat Olympiakos 78-59 Sunday to end its 10-year wait for a ninth Euroleague title.
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Brian Purcell scored two tries in the final 15 minutes of the match, and UVU pulled away late for a 46-24 win over Utah State in the Division I-AA college rugby championship match Saturday at Rio Tinto Stadium.
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BYU, Utah, Utah State, SUU and Weber State have all had players drafted over the last decade. Which former draft picks have had the most successful NFL career thus far?
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Utah State coach Matt Wells earned coach of the year, Utah football took home team of the year and BYU quarterback Taysom Hill was the highlight of the year at the fourth annual Governor's State of Sport Awards this week.
Pitt hires former Utah State athletic director Barnes to same position
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Pitt will hire Utah State's Scott Barnes as its next athletic director, replacing recently departed Steve Pederson, according to multiple reports.
Former Utah State WR pleads guilty to battery, distribution charges
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A suspended Utah State football player pleaded guilty to charges of sexual battery and distribution of marijuana Tuesday following a similar plea for soliciting a prostitute last fall.
Report: former Aggie QB Garretson blocked from transferring to Washington
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Former Utah State quarterback Darell Garretson still hasn't made a decision about where to play his final two seasons of eligibility. But it won't be Washington, reports indicate.
Reports: Utah State AD Barnes among finalists for Pitt vacancy
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Utah State athletic director Scott Barnes is one of four finalists for the vacancy at Pitt, alongside Villanova athletic director Vince Nicastro, Boise State's Mark Coyle and Northern Illinois' Sean Frazier, according to multiple reports.
Mountain West moves 3 Utah State football games to Friday night
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Utah State gained three Friday night broadcasts through ESPN and CBS, the Mountain West Conference announced Wednesday in a release.
Transfers hurting QB depth for Utah programs
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In what is now commonplace, each Utah college football program has had quarterbacks transfer out. College teams used to stockpile talent at quarterback but now are often caught short at the position as players look to go where they can start.
Offense rallies to win, but defense on full display at Utah State spring game
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Utah State's defense was a force at the Aggies' annual blue-and-white spring scrimmage Saturday afternoon at the newly named Maverik Stadium.
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Romney Stadium will be renamed Maverik Stadium ahead of the 2015 college football season, Utah State's athletics department announced during halftime of Saturday afternoon's spring game.
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More than 400 runners, and even a few dogs and babies in strollers, lined up along a "Yellow Brick Road" starting line at the Creekside Elementary School at 8 a.m. Saturday morning.
Lined up were runners of five or ten kilometers to raise funds and awareness for the American Cancer Society.
The title of this year's run was "Run the Yellow Brick Road," an obvious reference to the highway that Dorothy, Toto and her misfit friends traveled to Oz seeking answers for their problems in the 1939 film, "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz."
"We've raised $26,000 over the last four years," Jami Turner Horton, one of the race directors said. "Our turn out is bigger and our sponsorship grater this year, so we're hoping for $8,000."
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The run included a 5k and a 10k course, as well as a one-mile walk for those who did not wish to run.
This year's race was in memory of two area women who lost their battles with cancer: Nancy Strawbridge and Becky Strocko.
Strawbridge, whom the race has honored each year, was a Craven County resident and teacher for thirty years, teaching her last year at Creekside School. She died in June, 2008.
Becky Strocko, a mother of a Creekside student, died at the age of 36 last Nov. 5, succumbing to breast cancer.
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TRENTON — The motto for the Jones County Heritage Festival is simple: "Unearthing our past, cultivating the future." As the fourth annual festival took place on Saturday, those in attendance had the opportunity to witness practices from decades and centuries ago.
The festival first started in 2009 after several years of planning by Jones County administrators. Each year more people have come to the Jones County Civic Center to enjoy the festivities, with the exception of 2011 when Hurricane Irene cancelled the event due to roof damage.
Even though rain was in the area on Saturday, thousands of people came out to enjoy the dozens of outdoor activities and vendors, along with the ones inside the Civic Center.
Jacob Morgan, who works as a field crop agent for the Jones County Cooperative Extension, said the purpose of the festival was to show people how things were done in the past and learning about their heritage while having fun in the process.
"We're just showing the way the life used to be," Morgan said. "It's not the focal point of the festival, but it's an integral part. Back then, corn had to be shelled and ice cream was made by hand."
Tobacco was the backbone of North Carolina, he said.
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Several local acts performed inside the Civic Center, including members of the Pink Slipper Dance Academy in Trenton. Melanie Lassiter, 24, started the academy in 2008, which was the first dance studio built in the county.
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December 16, 2013
The controversy over Pickens County Sheriff Rick Clark's refusal to lower his office's American flag in honor of Nelson Mandela leaves us hopeful for balance and lessons learned.
Mandela, as surely everyone knows by now, died Thursday after doing decades of battle with the South African system of Apartheid that separated blacks from whites in a clearly racist system depriving blacks of basic dignity and rights because they were black. Blacks were segregated from whites, had different systems of education, healthcare, beaches, public service in a way inferior to whites.
The system came to an end in 1994 after President F.W. De Klerk began reforms that led to Mandela's election as the first black president of South Africa.
Clark declined an order of President Barack Obama to lower flags to half staff through sundown Monday. The order by the president was made under the advisory Flag Code, so Clark is not bound by it in a legal sense.
So by appearances pointed out by many who wrote and called us, Pickens County faced the image of a white southern sheriff "defying" the order of a black president to honor another black man.
The comparison of Apartheid to government-sanctioned segregation in the American South is notable and therein lies at least one hot button for critics of Clark's actions.
Critics chaffed at the thought of being identified as racists because they live in a land others might see as racist because of Clark's actions. Doubtless critics had visions of being linked again to the image of Birmingham Commissioner of Public Safety Bull Connor, who set dogs and fire hoses on black protesters in the 1960s.
Those fears are certainly bolstered by commonly-seen sneers in some areas of the South. Some southerners still refuse to acknowledge the good in the advancements caused by the peaceful pressure of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose leadership brought more equality to blacks, poor whites, Hispanics and women.
But any evidence of racism on the part of Clark remains only a speculation based on appearances. Judging on appearances is often misleading, unfair and harmful to the overall good works of public servants like Clark.
He is able to say in his defense that he suggested we all consider the good works of Mandela, a man he admired with a mission he admired.
It is arguable that Clark's motivation weighed heavily toward patriotism and passion for law officers and U.S. military personnel. He argued he was acting on a personal conviction that the greatest honor should be given to Americans. It is an argument that plays well among Clark's constituency.
Clark wanted to acknowledge the loss of a Low Country law enforcement officer. Service members lost in the attack on Pearl Harbor also deserve high praise and notice even 72 years after the event. American flags are a great symbol to honor the loss of American heroes.
Both sides of this conflict hold valid arguments. There is room to allow Clark's First Amendment right to free expression in acknowledgment of those heroes.
But there was also room for Clark to acknowledge Mandela on Monday or simultaneously to the others without specifically denying credit due a great man who has shown us all a better way to live. He could have represented us better by actively avoiding what should have been an obvious specter of racism.
We all need to pay closer attention to the lessons taught by men like Mandela. Challenging others on racist activity remains a need in Pickens County. It still exists today, but we need to make sure we are pointing the finger in the right direction.
Mandela's own example of dealing with conflict may work well. He was a man who suffered under the racism of segregation for decades. He was imprisoned for fighting for equality for himself, his family and his neighbors. He busted rocks on a rock pile for 17 of the 27 years he was in prison.
In the end he was freed and rose to power in the African National Congress which had struggled for decades for equal rights.
His one-time opponent F.W. De Klerk, the last white president of South Africa, said that Mandela could have used bitterness to drive retribution against whites. He could have created a one-party system led by a black majority, locking out whites from any power.
Mandela did not take the road of bitterness, however. Instead he chose to use techniques of inclusion and reconciliation to build a better country and leave an example for a better world.
We can all use a dose of that.
This editorial originally appeared in The Easley Progress and The Pickens Sentinel, sister papers to The Herald Independent.


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Much of Islam was borrowed from Judaism and was probably an attempt to renew Judaism in the face of the perceived Christian heresy. In his pre-prophet days, Muhammad was a 'Hanif', a member of a sect claiming spiritual descent from Abraham. Several Arab tribes had adopted Judaism of some form, although most Arab religion was polytheistic.
Note the close similarity between the Shahada ('I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is his prophet') and the Shema ('Hear O Israel, the Lord is God, the Lord is One').
Muslim dietary laws (halal) are identical to the Jewish (kosher). Halal food may be substituted when a kosher meal is not available, and vice versa.
In both religions figurative representations are banned.
Both Orthodox Jews and devout Muslims prefer the unshaved beard. Jews and Muslims wear skullcaps.
Mosques, like synagogues, separate male and female worshippers. Women are not regarded very highly in either faith.
The Jewish Sabbath begins on Friday evening. Islam has no real Sabbath but Friday is the day when people go to the mosque and hear the imam or mullah preach a sermon.
Sharia Law operates like Rabbinical Talmudic Law. Sharia courts are essentially the same as Judaic Beit Din courts. Both Judaism and Islam might be best described as legal systems as much as religions.
Islam follows an ancient (Abrahamic and later Mosaic) tradition of holy war and murder in the name of a god.
Koranic study, like Talmudic study, is intense. Women are not encouraged to study scripture. Muslim students at madrassa schools sway back and forth reciting the Koran just as Jewish students sway back and forth reciting the Torah at the yeshiva.
Burial practices are similar as well. The actual rites are simple. Muslims, like orthodox Jews, inter the body very quickly after death.
Formerly, all three monotheistic religions forbade usury. Christianity gave this prohibition up in the 1500s, and Jews can practice all the usury they want with non-Jews, but Islamic banking still holds to the non-usurious model, though it has various ways of getting round that.
Both Jews and Muslims are quite exclusive, essentially regarding those who do not practice their true religion as heathens at best and cattle/goyim sub-humans at worst.
One of many famous stories about Muhammad concerns an attempted poisoning by a Jewess. After this, not to mention the consistently unrelenting and often bitter rejections by the Jews, he finally gave up on converting them.
Muslims were then told to face Mecca for prayer, where previously they faced Jerusalem.


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There's no doubt that Bruno Mars is a talented guy. He can sing, he can dance, he's a dynamic guitarist and a pretty decent drummer. But Mars is also the kind of entertainer who has proved he can use his celebrity for good.
In a story that has made headlines around the world, Mars dedicated a sold-out Cleveland concert on June 28, 2014 to 11-year-old Zumyah Thorpe. The young girl tragically lost her mother and two younger sisters last year in a fatal car accident, and Zumyah had remained in critical condition with a brain injury that doctors weren't sure she would survive. Miraculously, Zumyah can now sing every word of her favorite Bruno Mars song "Just the Way You Are,' even though she has a waned ability to see and speak. After the concert, Mars gifted her both the fedora he was wearing and the guitar he played during the show.
The highlights have been many for Mars in 2014, as he opened the year by winning Best Pop Vocal Album for "Unorthodox Jukebox" at the 56th Grammy Awards. A week later, he headlined the Super Bowl XLVIII halftime show with The Red Hot Chili Peppers. He's also in the midst of a quasi-residency at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas that will reportedly wrap in August.
If you haven't had a chance to be one of the concertgoers for Mars' Moonshine Jungle Tour, North American dates will continue through August 17th in the U.S., then head to Curacao and Mexico in the beginning of September. He'll also play two dates in the United Kingdom on July 5th & 6th.
Bruno Mars kicks off the Moonshine Jungle Tour (Updated August 30, 2013)
Bruno Mars has had a pretty jam packed year. Coming off the release of his sophomore album "Unorthodox Jukebox," he watched it ride to number two on the Billboard 200, number one in Switzerland in the UK, and it ultimately became the fastest selling album by a recording artist in 2012.
The lead single, "Locked Out of Heaven," quickly reached the top of the Billboard Hot 100 and peaked in the Top Ten in several countries worldwide. Meanwhile, the second single, "When I Was Your Man," has reached the same designation in at least 15 countries, including Number one on the Billboard Hot 100.
All this success has led to big things for Mars, who hosted and was the musical guest on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" on October 20, 2012. His performance received rave reviews from fans and critics, and just a few months later he was nominated for Best Rap Song at the 55th Grammy Awards as producer and writer of "Young, Wild & Free" (ultimately losing out to Kanye West and Jay Z's "In Paris.") During the ceremony he was part of a tribute to Bob Marley alongside Sting, Rihanna, Ziggy Marley and Damian Marley.
Mars recently unveiled the next single from "Unorthodox Jukebox" at the MTV Video Music Awards 2013. He is currently in the middle of his Moonshine Jungle Tour with The Hooligans. The tour also features special guest Ellie Goulding, with Fitz and the Tantrums supporting on select dates. It kicked off June 22nd in Washington D.C., and the North American leg wraps Friday, August 30 before heading overseas in October.
Bruno Mars embraces the Unorthodox (Updated January 2, 2013)
Baby-faced Bruno Mars (born Peter Hernandez Jr.) has been a force on the music scene since childhood, when he performed at venues around Honolulu, Hawaii. By the time he graduated high school and moved to Los Angeles to purse a music career, the old-fashioned entertainer wrote and produced songs for other artists before making a name for himself with his own vocal prowess.
From a young age, Mars impersonated and performed songs by artists like Michael Jackson and Elvis Presley. He'd go on to co-pen Flo Rida's "Right Round" and K'naan's "Wavin' Flag," among others. He eventually reached prominence as a solo artist after co-writing and being featured on B.o.B's "Nothin On You." So it wasn't at all surprising when Mars' debut album, "Doo-Wops and Hooligans" quickly climbed to the top of the Billboard Hot 100 and several other charts worldwide.
The lead single to Mars' freshman project, "Just the Way You Are," was eclipsed in popularity only by the follow-up, "Grenade." Praised by critics and fans for his 'dance-floor swagger,' Mars opened for Martoon 5 on the fall leg of the Hands All Over Tour, and his arrest for cocaine possession was barely a blip on the radar before he won his very first Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.
Mars' sophomore project, "Unorthodox Jukebox," bowed in December 2012 and projected the singer as unleashing his inner bad boy. Critics questioned his obvious efforts to flip his otherwise austere image, especially with songs about blowing his royalties at a strip club on "Money Make Her Smile." Still, Mars maintains the only thing he wants from his music career is the freedom to walk into a studio and make the music he wants to make. Unorthodox and all.
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Bruno Mars Tour Dates 2015
date city state venue 05/16/2015 Las Vegas NV City of Rock - Las Vegas 05/16/2015 Las Vegas NV Luxor Festival Grounds
Bruno Mars Tour Dates 2014
date city state venue 12/31/2014 Las Vegas NV Tryst Nightclub at Wynn 10/18/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 10/17/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 09/06/2014 Monterrey ?? Arena Monterrey 09/05/2014 Monterrey ?? Arena Monterrey 09/03/2014 Mexico City Dif Arena Ciudad de Mexico 09/02/2014 Mexico City Dif Arena Ciudad de Mexico 08/30/2014 Willemstad WI World Trade Center - Piscadera Bay 08/23/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 08/22/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 08/17/2014 Englewood CO Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre 08/15/2014 San Jose CA SAP Center 08/14/2014 Stateline NV Lake Tahoe Outdoor Arena at Harveys 08/11/2014 Eugene OR Matthew Knight Arena 08/09/2014 George WA Gorge Amphitheatre 08/08/2014 Squamish BC Loggers Sports Grounds 08/05/2014 Calgary AB Scotiabank Saddledome 08/03/2014 Saskatoon SK SaskTel Centre 08/02/2014 Winnipeg MB MTS Centre 07/27/2014 Toronto ON Air Canada Centre 07/26/2014 Toronto ON Air Canada Centre 07/24/2014 Kanata ON Canadian Tire Centre 07/23/2014 Montreal QC Bell Centre 07/20/2014 Albany NY Times Union Center 07/18/2014 Manchester NH Verizon Wireless Arena 07/17/2014 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 07/15/2014 New York NY Madison Square Garden 07/14/2014 New York NY Madison Square Garden 07/12/2014 Hershey PA Hersheypark Stadium 07/11/2014 Bristow VA Jiffy Lube Live 07/09/2014 Hartford CT Xfinity Theatre 07/06/2014 London London Finsbury Park 07/05/2014 Birmingham Perry Park 07/04/2014 London London Finsbury Park 07/04/2014 Birmingham Perry Park 07/02/2014 Boston MA TD Garden 06/30/2014 Buffalo NY First Niagara Center 06/28/2014 Cleveland OH Quicken Loans Arena 06/27/2014 Cincinnati OH US Bank Arena 06/25/2014 Milwaukee WI Marcus Amphitheater 06/23/2014 Omaha NE CenturyLink Center Omaha 06/21/2014 Saint Paul MN Xcel Energy Center 06/20/2014 Tinley Park IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre 06/18/2014 Auburn Hills MI The Palace of Auburn Hills 06/17/2014 Grand Rapids MI Van Andel Arena 06/14/2014 Raleigh NC PNC Arena 06/13/2014 Columbia SC Colonial Life Arena 06/11/2014 Birmingham AL Legacy Arena at The BJCC 06/10/2014 North Little Rock AR Verizon Arena 06/07/2014 New Orleans LA Smoothie King Center 06/06/2014 Memphis TN FedExForum 06/04/2014 Tulsa OK BOK Center 06/01/2014 Los Angeles CA Hollywood Bowl 05/31/2014 Los Angeles CA Hollywood Bowl 05/28/2014 Oakland CA Oracle Arena 05/27/2014 Fresno CA Save Mart Center 05/24/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 05/23/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 04/21/2014 Honolulu HI Blaisdell Arena 04/19/2014 Honolulu HI Blaisdell Arena 04/18/2014 Honolulu HI Blaisdell Arena 03/30/2014 Hong Kong Central And Western Asiaworld-expo 03/20/2014 Bangkok ?? Impact Arena 03/13/2014 Brisbane Qld Brisbane Entertainment Centre 03/11/2014 Sydney Nsw Allphones Arena (Acer Arena) 03/10/2014 Sydney Nsw Allphones Arena (Acer Arena) 03/08/2014 Sydney New South Wales Sydney Entertainment Centre 03/07/2014 Brisbane Qld Brisbane Entertainment Centre 03/05/2014 Melbourne Vic Rod Laver Arena 03/04/2014 Melbourne Vic Rod Laver Arena 03/02/2014 Hindmarsh SA Adelaide Entertainment Centre 02/28/2014 Perth WA Perth Arena 02/19/2014 London The O2 02/16/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 02/15/2014 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas
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date city state venue 12/31/2013 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 12/29/2013 Las Vegas NV Live At The Chelsea Ballroom, Cosmopolitan Las Vegas 11/25/2013 Newcastle Upon Tyne T & W Metro Radio Arena 11/24/2013 Liverpool Msy Liverpool Echo Arena 11/22/2013 Nottingham Nottinghamshire Capital FM Arena Nottingham 11/21/2013 London The O2 11/19/2013 Toulouse ?? Zenith 11/18/2013 Marseille Pro Le Dome 11/15/2013 Madrid Mad Palacio Vistalegre 11/13/2013 Marseille Pro Le Dome 11/12/2013 Munich Bavaria Kleine Olympiahalle 11/11/2013 Dusseldorf NW ISS Dome 11/10/2013 Amsterdam A Ziggo Dome 11/07/2013 Budapest Syma Arena 11/06/2013 Prague ?? O2 Arena 11/03/2013 Johanneshov Sto Ericsson Globe Arena 11/02/2013 Oslo 03 Oslo Spektrum 10/31/2013 Copenhagen ?? Forum Copenhagen 10/29/2013 Hamburg HH O2 World Hamburg 10/28/2013 Berlin BE O2 World 10/26/2013 Assago LM Mediolanum Forum 10/23/2013 Zurich ZH Hallenstadion 10/21/2013 Stuttgart BW Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle 10/20/2013 Mannheim BW SAP Arena 10/17/2013 Antwerp Van Antwerps Sportpaleis 10/15/2013 Amsterdam A Ziggo Dome 10/14/2013 Paris Ville De Paris Palais Omnisports de Paris-Bercy 10/12/2013 Sheffield South Yorkshire Motorpoint Arena 10/11/2013 Birmingham Warwickshire NIA Academy 10/09/2013 London The O2 10/08/2013 London The O2 10/06/2013 Glasgow Glg The SSE Hydro 10/05/2013 Manchester Lancashire Manchester Arena 10/03/2013 Dublin D The O2 - Dublin 10/02/2013 Belfast Ant Odyssey Arena 09/20/2013 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena 09/01/2013 San Juan PR Coliseo de Puerto Rico 08/30/2013 Miami FL American Airlines Arena 08/28/2013 Tampa FL Amalie Arena 08/27/2013 Orlando FL Amway Center 08/25/2013 Brooklyn NY Barclays Center 08/22/2013 Atlanta GA Philips Arena 08/21/2013 Charlotte NC Time Warner Cable Arena 08/19/2013 Indianapolis IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse 08/18/2013 Louisville KY KFC Yum! Center 08/17/2013 Nashville TN Bridgestone Arena 08/15/2013 Houston TX Toyota Center 08/14/2013 Austin TX Frank Erwin Center 08/12/2013 Dallas TX American Airlines Center 08/10/2013 Oklahoma City OK Chesapeake Energy Arena 08/09/2013 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 08/08/2013 St. Louis MO Scottrade Center 08/06/2013 Morrison CO Red Rocks Amphitheatre 08/05/2013 Morrison CO Red Rocks Amphitheatre 08/03/2013 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena 08/02/2013 Salt Lake City UT Maverik Center 07/31/2013 Phoenix AZ US Airways Center 07/30/2013 San Diego CA Valley View Casino Center 07/28/2013 Los Angeles CA Staples Center 07/27/2013 Los Angeles CA Staples Center 07/25/2013 San Jose CA SAP Center 07/24/2013 Sacramento CA Sleep Train Arena 07/22/2013 Portland OR Moda Center 07/21/2013 Seattle WA Key Arena 07/20/2013 Vancouver BC Rogers Arena 07/18/2013 Edmonton AB Rexall Place 07/17/2013 Calgary AB Scotiabank Saddledome 07/14/2013 Saint Paul MN Xcel Energy Center 07/13/2013 Chicago IL United Center 07/11/2013 Auburn Hills MI The Palace of Auburn Hills 07/10/2013 Columbus OH Schottenstein Center 07/08/2013 Quebec QC Plains Of Abraham 07/08/2013 Quebec QC Plains Of Abraham 07/06/2013 Toronto ON Molson Canadian Amphitheatre 07/05/2013 Montreal QC Bell Centre 07/03/2013 Toronto ON Molson Canadian Amphitheatre 07/02/2013 Pittsburgh PA Consol Energy Center 07/01/2013 Newark NJ Prudential Center 06/29/2013 Brooklyn NY Barclays Center 06/27/2013 Uncasville CT Mohegan Sun Arena 06/26/2013 Boston MA TD Garden 06/24/2013 Philadelphia PA Wells Fargo Center 06/22/2013 Washington DC Verizon Center 05/24/2013 Londonderry Dry Ebrington Square 05/19/2013 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena 05/11/2013 Carson CA StubHub Center 04/12/2013 Dubai United Arab Emirates Dubai Media City 03/07/2013 Houston TX NRG Stadium
Bruno Mars Tour Dates 2012
date city state venue 12/11/2012 New York NY P.C. Richard & Son Theater 12/09/2012 London The O2 12/08/2012 London The O2 12/08/2012 London The O2 11/05/2012 New York NY P.C. Richard & Son Theater 04/03/2012 New York NY Carnegie Hall - Stern Auditorium
Bruno Mars Tour Dates 2011
date city state venue 12/31/2011 Las Vegas NV The Bank 10/13/2011 Zurich ZH Hallenstadion 09/23/2011 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena 09/01/2011 Essex Junction VT Champlain Valley Expo 08/30/2011 Allentown PA Allentown Fairgrounds 06/16/2011 Las Vegas NV Pearl Concert Theater at Palms Casino Resort 06/15/2011 Phoenix AZ Comerica Theatre 06/14/2011 Universal City CA Gibson Amphitheatre 06/12/2011 Universal City CA Gibson Amphitheatre 06/11/2011 Del Mar CA Del Mar Fairgrounds 06/10/2011 Coachella CA Spotlight 29 Casino 06/08/2011 San Francisco CA Bill Graham Civic Auditorium 06/07/2011 Reno NV Grand Sierra Theatre 06/03/2011 Vancouver BC Rogers Arena 06/02/2011 Seattle WA WaMu Theater 05/30/2011 Orem UT UCCU Center 05/29/2011 Broomfield CO 1St Bank Center 05/27/2011 Chicago IL Aragon Ballroom 05/25/2011 Saint Paul MN Roy Wilkins Auditorium 05/22/2011 Windsor ON The Colosseum at Caesars Windsor 05/18/2011 Houston TX NRG Arena 05/17/2011 Grand Prairie TX Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie 05/11/2011 Miami Beach FL The Fillmore Miami Beach 05/10/2011 Atlanta GA Fox Theatre 05/08/2011 Boston MA Agganis Arena 05/07/2011 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 05/04/2011 New York NY Roseland Ballroom 04/14/2011 Sydney New South Wales Luna Park - Sydney 03/15/2011 Birmingham Birmingham HMV Institute (formerly Barfly) 03/11/2011 Glasgow Rfw O2 ABC Glasgow 03/10/2011 Manchester Gtm Manchester Academy 2 03/06/2011 Amsterdam Nhl Paradiso 03/03/2011 Berlin Berlin Astra Kulturhaus
Bruno Mars Tour Dates 2010
date city state venue 12/21/2010 Kahului HI Maui Arts & Cultural Center 12/19/2010 Honolulu HI Neal S. Blaisdell Center 11/30/2010 Boston MA Paradise Rock Club 11/28/2010 Cleveland Heights OH Grog Shop 11/27/2010 Chicago IL Bottom Lounge 11/26/2010 Sauget IL Pops 11/24/2010 Houston TX Warehouse Live 11/23/2010 Dallas TX The Loft 11/20/2010 Scottsdale AZ Martini Ranch 11/19/2010 San Diego CA UCSD Price Center 11/16/2010 San Francisco CA Slims 11/13/2010 Toronto ON Kool Haus


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cordanmom wrote:Thanks for emphasizing the higher contribution limits for 2013. He is already signed up for the increased 401k Company Contribution limit for 2013...
cordanmom wrote:I do not have a lower ER on the VSGAX than others, just a typo. I did know that the SV fund is preferred by the forum. I am bucking the system on this one. I don't want to own all those financial companies (40% as of 11/30/2012). Many hard feelings dictated that choice three years ago and it remains unchanged. I understand that there will most likely be lower returns over the long term…but then again maybe there is a wormhole in that black hole.
cordanmom wrote:New Annual Contributions:
$22,500 His 401k (5% Company Match)
~$3,000 Roth IRA (phase out)
~$2,500 Her IRA (phase out)
cordanmom wrote:I am wondering why such a discrepancy in the financial composition in VG Small Value (VISVX) in two months? I see that the percentage you listed for financial equity portion was 22.24% as of 9/30/2012. It then jumps to 39.10% (I rounded it to 40% in my post) as of 11/30/2012 for VISVX. Why such a big jump?
cordanmom wrote:Thanks for pointing out Extended Market Fund (VEXMX) as an alternative fund to appease my aversion to heavy financial funds. I like that has nearly 3,000 stocks, wonderful diversification, but it comes with a somewhat higher ER. I will mull it over.
cordanmom wrote:I edited/corrected my original post...the name for Vanguard's International fund (No longer All-World)...
cordanmom wrote:We investigated the Backdoor IRA in 2009. He made a rollover IRA to Vanguard 20 years ago. The tax bite to convert the IRA monies would be prohibitive to making the backdoor option viable to us. It is a great little secret, wish we could partake.
cordanmom wrote:Best news: I am down to 11 retirement funds and I still have wonderful diversification. All my funds at Vanguard are now Admiral!
cordanmom wrote:I decided to leave All-World Sm Cap in His Vanguard Roth because I would have been required to pay a redemption fee (.50%) and then a purchasing fee (.50%) to buy it back in His Vanguard IRA.
cordanmom wrote:Regrettably, I ended up with 33% (instead of 28%)international. I haven't located my math error, but I will address my mistake next quarter.
cordanmom wrote:Feedback: Pingo post 913 – Le plus beau jamais!
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