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"Are you going to have the drink with Mitch McConnell now -- that you joked about at the White House Correspondents Dinner?" the president was asked.
"You know actually, I would enjoy having some Kentucky bourbon with Mitch McConnell," said Obama. "I don't know what his preferred drink is, but -- my interactions with Mitch McConnell--he has always been very straightforward with me. To his credit, he has never made a promise that he couldn't deliver and he knows the legislative process well. He obviously knows his caucus well. He has always given me I think realistic assessments of what he can get through his caucus and what he can't. And so I think we can have a productive relationship."
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In a few minutes, Democratic Senate candidate Alison Lundergan Grimes of Kentucky will meet with the editorial board of the Courier-Journal in Louisville.
Just before the start of the Labor Day holiday weekend, the reelection campaign for Mitch McConnell of Kentucky announced its campaign manager, Jesse Benton, was resigning. Benton was leaving the campaign, Politico reports, "citing potential distractions over renewed attention to a scandal from the Iowa 2012 caucuses."
Alison Lundergan Grimes, the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate and Kentucky's secretary of state, is turning heads with her confusing answer to a question about the military conflict between Israel and the Hamas-led government in Gaza. Asked by the Lexington Herald-Leader about American support for Israel's "Iron Dome" missile-defense system, Grimes had this to say:
Republicans have distinct advantages in Senate races this year, including President Obama's low job ratings, the number of vulnerable Democrats, and an unhappy national mood. But there's another advantage: the generally high quality of their candidates. This wasn't the case in 2010 and 2012, when Republicans blew chances to capture the Senate.
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Alison Lundergan Grimes, the newly minted Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate in Kentucky, is out with her first ad of the general election. The 60-second spot features Grimes speaking directly to the camera about how "no matter how many elections we have, nothing gets better in Washington--it only gets worse." She blames "people at the top in both political parties," not mentioning by name her opponent, Republican minority leader Mitch McConnell.
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Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has won the Republican nomination, the Associated Press projects. McConnell held off a primary challenge from Matt Bevin, currently winning 60 percent of the vote to Bevin's 35 percent. The call was made shortly after polls in Kentucky closed at 7 pm.
On the Democratic side, secretary of state Alison Lundergan Grimes easily won her primary. Grimes is hoping to deny McConnell a sixth term in the Senate.
I experienced some rough emotions rooting for my alma mater, the University of Kentucky, during the NCAA tournament. Partly because of the close games and come-from-behind wins, and partly because of their one-and-done reputation under Coach John Calipari. The media contrasted UK's likely NBA-bound freshmen and UConn senior Shabazz Napier, who remained a Huskie to earn his degree as a promise to his mother. It's what made March maddening for me.
The Arkansas Senate race has been close in virtually every serious poll. The Republican challenger, Tom Cotton, probably had a small lead a month or so ago; after a massive negative assault on him by Harry Reid's Super PAC, the Democratic incumbent, Mark Pryor, is probably now ahead by a point or two. That's the story told by every reputable public and private poll, including, I'm told, polls by both campaigns.
So what's up with the New York Times/Kaiser Family Foundation poll released today showing Pryor up by 10 points?
Arkansas Democrat Mark Pryor has a 10-point lead in his race to retain his Senate seat, according to a new poll from the New York Times and the Kaiser Family Foundation. A two-term senator, Pryor has 46 percent support, while his challenger, Republican congressman Tom Cotton, has 36 percent support. Pryor also has 47 percent approval rating as senator, the poll found.
Steve Hayes, with A.B. Stoddard and Charles Krauthammer, last night on Fox News:
Louisville At the Bullitt County GOP's Lincoln-Reagan Day dinner on February 6, Kentucky state senator Paul Hornback rose to speak on behalf of U.S. Senate minority leader Mitch McConnell, who was away on business in Washington. McConnell is locked in a bitter primary fight, and it was up to Hornback to convince the party faithful to stick with Mitch.
Mitch McConnell, the Republican senator from Kentucky and Senate minority leader, is tied with the leading Democratic candidate, secretary of state Alison Lundergan Grimes, in the race, according to a new poll from Rasmussen Reports. McConnell's Republican primary challenger Matt Bevin, meanwhile, leads Grimes by four points.
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Notes from Billy Pickard interview* He's fortunate to have survived the past 60 years of Aggie football. He's been through eight coaches and had a friendly relationship with each and every one of them. All of the coaches have treated him very well during his time at A&M. He will be 79 years old this October and considers himself fortunate to not be six feet under or in some sort of home right now. He runs 3.82 miles every day, and that fitness level has allowed him to be a survivor for so many years.
* He works part-time at Kyle Field right now and his job is to look after the stadium. Once a year for the past 14 years, he walks every bench and chair in the stadium to make sure they are all working properly.
* A&M doesn't have a choice but to make some adjustments to Kyle Field. He told President Loftin that he would be very upset if A&M had to play a year away from Kyle Field. Other major universities have renovated their stadium without having to leave, and there is no reason why A&M can't do the same. The west side of Kyle Field was built in 1927 and the east was built in 1929. There were no changes made to the stadium from that point until 1954 when a small second deck and press box were added. The biggest complaint they receive each year is not about sightlines or seats, but rather the quality of the restrooms. Everyone claims that the restrooms are filthy, when in reality, they are just really old.
* Kevin Sumlin is a wonderful man and the two have a great amount of respect for each other. He enjoyed Sumlin when he was here in the past, and thinks that great things are about to happen under his regime.
* A&M can hang around with some of the better programs in the SEC which was evident through the way Arkansas was on the ropes last year and how they hung with LSU in the 2011 Cotton Bowl. The SEC will definitely be tough, but anything tough is worth doing. If it was easy, everyone could do it.
* Sumlin doesn't remind him of any other coach he's worked with because he's never met a coach who blasts music all day during practice. There definitely wasn't any music being played at Junction.
* There was a tradition that was started in the 60's that he carried on for quite a while which involved him running around practice with a jockstrap on. Since there are so many female trainers now days, he hasn't been able to carry on that tradition. Instead of a jockstrap, he now puts on a men's Speedo and runs around practice in that. In fact, Sumlin has assigned him a specific time and game in which he is supposed to pull his little stunt this year.
* He came to A&M with the intention of becoming a football coach. When he enrolled at A&M, he weighed a whopping 105 pounds which hindered him from actually playing. He decided to be a manager and was able to get a spot helping the team through the athletic director who was a friend of his father. He started managing in the fall of 1952 and in the spring of 1954 he first laid eyes on the athletic training room and started working as a trainer.
* Bear Bryant was a tough old guy. He remembers playing Baylor one year and a couple of interesting things happening. Marvin Tate's ankles were both so swollen that the laces in his shoes wouldn't work and he was forced to tape Tate's shoes to his feet. There was another guy who got hit in the nose hard enough to break it. The doctor said he wasn't going to be able to finish the game and he was forced to tell Bryant. After a number of expletives, Bryant told him that if he was able to play a game with a broken leg, then there was no reason the guy couldn't play with a broken nose.
* The book 'The Junction Boys' was a fairly accurate representation of what actually happened during Junction. He never saw the movie, but knows the book was fairly accurate because he spent quite a few hours with the author, Jim Dent, talking about the trip to Junction. The hospital in Junction was nothing but a house, and in order to get there, they had to travel across a very narrow bridge. When taking Bill Schroeder to the hospital, his feet had to hang out the door, and if another car would have been coming the other way on that bridge, there would have been a major accident. The first thing the doctor did was throw a bucket of ice on Schroeder which he thought was crazy at the time. It worked though, and Schroeder is still alive living in Austin. Every guy that came back from Junction ended up being some type of business or military success.
* The 1967 Texas game will always stand out above all the rest in his mind. That game propelled A&M into the Cotton Bowl and made that season a success after dropping the first four games that year.
* The 1975 team should have won the national title. He went to Emory Bellard in June before the season started to tell him not to reschedule the Arkansas game that year because everyone associated with A&M was not mentally prepared to play a game after playing Texas. The game ended up being rescheduled, and if it hadn't have been A&M probably would have beat them that year because the Razorback quarterback was hurt earlier in the season. In those years, most of the players brought their suitcases with them to the Texas game whether it was home or away because they would be off after the game was over.
* One of the best players A&M has had, who he thought would be a disaster, was Bucky Richardson. After Richardson tore a ligament, he thought Richardson would be a disaster because he would never work hard enough to get healthy again. The exact opposite happened, and Richardson went down as one of the greatest Aggie quarterbacks of all time. He also didn't think that Dat Nguyen was going to amount to much in an A&M jersey which shows his talent evaluating skills.
* In Rodney Thomas' first game A&M lost. Thomas showed up the next day to help unload the equipment truck which was highly unusual from the players. He asked Thomas why he was there, and Thomas replied that because he didn't play well, he didn't deserve to have someone unload his, or anyone else's, bags.
* The 2010 Nebraska game was incredible, if nothing else because of the mass amount of towels being thrown in the air once the game was secured. That game was also the loudest he has heard at Kyle Field, no questions asked.
* Bum Phillips was the head coach at Nederland while he was the trainer at Port Arthur High School. Phillips would bring his son, Wade, with him when he would treat Phillips' players over the summer which is where he got to know the two of them pretty well.
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DeAndre Jordan now has competition for "dunk of the year" after what LeBron James did to Jason Terry in the second quarter of Monday's game at TD Garden.
Terry was making his way up the court in transition when he was picked by Dwyane Wade, who flipped the ball under his arm to Mario Chalmers. Chalmers dished to Norris Cole under the basket who spotted James trailing the play and lobbed it up. This is what happend to Terry:
This was Jordan posterizing Brandon Knight of the Pistons back on March 10:
A post-script on the James' dunk Monday night. He picked up a technical foul for taunting Terry while he was on the ground. Terry got up and hit the free throw and pointed to the crowd. James then hit his free throw after Terry was called for a foul on the dunk.
Moments later, the Celtics responded. Avery Bradley blocked a dunk attempt by Cole and set off a fast break, finished off by a Paul Pierce 3-pointer that put the Celtics up, 52-38, sending the TD Garden crowd into pandemonium.
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US President Barack Obama is looking forward to the formation of a new government in India, once the election results are announced and is pledged to work closely with New Delhi.
"We look forward to the formation of a new government once election results are announced and to working closely with India's next administration to make the coming years equally transformative," Obama said in a statement on Monday.
Congratulating the people of India on the successful elections, the polling for which concluded on Monday, Obama said, "I congratulate the people of India on concluding their national elections. India has set an example for the world in holding the largest democratic election in history, a vibrant demonstration of our shared values of diversity and freedom".
More than 500 million eligible Indian voters exercised their right to franchise to elect some 543 members of Parliament, who would elect the new Prime Minister. A series of exit polls released at the end of the voting indicated that the BJP-led NDA will form the government as the party under the leadership of its Prime Ministerial candidate, Narendra Modi, is likely to emerge as the single largest party after the results which are scheduled to be announced on May 16.
The Congress, which has ruled the country for a decade now, has been projected to get around 100 seats. The outgoing Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, had announced earlier this year that he would not seek a third term.
In his statement, Obama also referred to the strong friendship that the two countries have developed over the last decades, cutting across party lines.
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ELIDA – Shawnee's ACME baseball team has done it before.
Last season, Shawnee battled back in the losers' bracket and made it to the State ACME Tournament.
This season, the Indians are looking to do it again.
In Sunday's district action at Elida's Ed Sandy Field, Shawnee defeated Lima Central Catholic in the first game, 2-1, in a pitchers duel.
Then in Sunday's second game, Shawnee's Zach Peake out-dueled Bath's Taren Sullivan on the pitching mound, en route to a hard-fought 4-2 victory.
With the win over Bath (11-4), Shawnee (17-4) forced the Wildcats to another game today at 6 p.m. at Elida for the district championship. The winner of today's game will advance to the state tournament July 20-27 at Coldwater.
Bath entered Sunday's action with no losses in the double-elimination tournament.
In the first game, Justin Fullom gave Shawnee a strong performance on the mound, working six-plus innings, before giving way to Austin Brachok in the sixth.
Fullom gave up the one run on four hits. He walked just one batter, did not record a strikeout and threw 71 pitches.
Brachok came in and shut the door on LCC, allowing no hits and striking out one.
LCC countered with Trevor Hoff. Hoff allowed just three hits, while striking out three and walking two.
In the second game, against Bath, Peake was in control. He gave up only two hits, while striking out five, walking two and hitting two batters. Up through the first four innings, Peake threw just 54 pitches.
In the sixth, Peake got in to a little bit of trouble, as he hit a hitter and Bath was able to get two runners on base and score two runs. Bath scored its two runs, by way of two wild pitches from Peake.
But, once again, Brachok came in to close it out on the mound for Shawnee.
Sullivan pitched all seven innings for Bath. The tall right-hander found himself working deep into the count for most of the game as he tossed a total of 145 pitches.
However, Shawnee managed just two hits off Sullivan.
"My shoulder was getting a little bit sore and my arm was getting tired," Peake said. "I thought I could push through. But, my defense bailed me out. My defense was there and without them, I am nothing."
Shawnee scored a total of three runs off the squeeze play. Trevor Anderson, the No. 3 hitter for the Indians, executed the bunt-squeeze to perfection in both the fifth and seventh innings, producing three of Shawnee's runs.
"The kids know it (they are expected to be able to bunt)," Shawnee coach Tim Morgan said. "We rely on the majority of the kids to be able to do something like that for us. Sacrificing yourself – that's part of the game."
Despite going deep in the count with most of the hitters, Sullivan found ways to get out of jams.
"I told him to let me know (if he was tired)," Bath coach Matt Loudon said. "I wanted to keep him out there as long as he felt like he was good."
Other than the sixth inning, Peake stayed ahead of most hitters.
"Zach pitched a great game," Morgan said. "He struggled a little bit there and fought himself out of it. They came back, scored a couple of runs, tied it up and things just worked out our way."
Shawnee led 2-0 after five innings.
In the bottom of the sixth, Bath scored two runs to knot the game at 2.
In the top of the seventh, Shawnee executed the squeeze play for the second time in the game, as Anderson laid down another perfect bunt to score a run. The final run for Shawnee in the seventh came on a sacrifice-fly by William Kleffner.
Being in the losers' bracket doesn't seem to affect the way Shawnee approaches each game.
"No, it doesn't bother us at all," Peake said. "Last year, we lost the first game and came all the way back. …We ended up in the state tournament. And we're going to do the same this year."


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The best time to play the Air Force Academy -- if there even is one -- is either the first game of the year or in a bowl game. Maybe then a defense will have enough time to prepare for the Falcons triple-option offense.
"What you really need is two or three weeks to prepare for a triple-option team," said San Diego State defensive coordinator Rocky Long.
The Aztecs don't have that luxury. They only get six days.
"The biggest problem with triple-option teams is you only see them once a year," Long said. "And you usually can't get a good look in practice and you can't get the speed in practice. And the execution by the (scout) offense isn't close to what you see in the game."
That doesn't bode well for the Aztecs (3-2, 0-1 Mountain West Conference), who are coming off their worst tackling performance of the season against BYU. No. 23 Air Force (5-1, 3-0) brings the nation's top rushing offense (352.7 yards per game) to Qualcomm Stadium on Saturday and, with a win, the Falcons will become bowl eligible for the fourth straight season.
"I think it's the best offense is football," Long said. " ... If they read (the coverage) correctly, there is no way to stop it."
No doubt, the defensive staff has emphasized tackling and getting off blocks this week. In SDSU's 24-21 loss Saturday at BYU, the Aztecs surrendered a season-high 271 rushing yards to the Cougars who ran the ball 62 times. Heading into that game, the Aztecs averaged just 99.25 yards per game, which was 16th in the country out of 120 FBS schools.
"We'll fix it," said sophomore safety Khalid Stevens.
Stevens plays the aztec position, the hybrid safety spot that calls on him to be the primary playmaker on defense. He played the bulk of the second half against BYU when starting aztec Andrew Preston went out with a head injury. Depending on Preston's status (currently day-to-day), Stevens could be called upon again to play a major role. This will be his first time facing Air Force.
"I'm trusting that whatever coach Long comes up with, it will be the right scheme," he said. "But at the end of the day, it's just football. It's about making tackles and executing. That's what we have to do."
Long has plenty of experience scheming against the Falcons. When he was head coach at New Mexico, he tallied a 5-6 mark against Air Force. But the triple-option has evolved far beyond its wishbone roots.
"They are so much more multiple than they used to be," Long said. "They'll do it out of shotgun, under center, I-formation, triple-I, two wings.
"You can line up a certain way that makes the numbers equal with the offense, but you are going to have to execute as well. There are still going to be a lot of open-field and one-on-one tackle opportunities. It's one thing to pursue, but you are going to have to tackle."


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SJMC students embark on life-changing experiences before their senior year.
Take long afternoon naps. Catch up on daytime TV. Go shopping with friends. These are all pretty typical activities for college students on their summer break, right? Not for these SJMC students. They used their summer vacation to embrace career-changing opportunities.
National News Project = Confidence
After years at the Minnesota Daily and internships at the Star Tribune and
MinnPost, Jeff Hargarten got the chance to have his work showcased on the national level through News21, an annual news project out of Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication. Hargarten was one of 12 students from 26 universities to create "Back Home," a project that explores the tribulations of post-9/11 veterans.
The project began in January 2013 with a weekly video-conferenced seminar led by Leonard Downie Jr., former executive editor of the Washington Post. Work on story ideas and assignments began immediately.
Due to his strong background in data journalism, Hargarten was assigned to the four-person Veterans Suicide Team and was tasked with gathering veteran suicide data and stories (see the work). "We dove right into the story and started reporting and gathering data," Hargarten said.
When students arrived in Arizona, it was right to work with 10 hours a day spent in the Cronkite School's newsroom for 10 weeks. "We put so much time into this project," Hargarten said.
Hargarten's main objective was a comprehensive database of veteran suicides by state. "This was data that had never been collected at this level," Hargarten said.
Since its publication in early September 2013, the data -- scrollable and searchable by state (see the work) -- has been picked up by reddit and other national news organizations.
On top of gathering the veteran suicide data, Hargarten traveled to Houston to speak with veterans at Camp Hope, a facility for post-traumatic stress disorder recovery, and to Dallas to speak with mothers of veterans who had committed suicide. "They just break down," he said of speaking to the mothers. "The sadness you feel for them is just a fraction of the trauma they feel and what they go through every day. Especially as we deal with a lot of numbers and data, talking to people helps humanize it. It helps you remember that every one of these numbers is a story."
Now that Hargarten is back in Minnesota and set to graduate in May, his experience at News21 has provided a new level of confidence to his writing and reporting. "This project definitely put things in perspective," he said. "Small deadlines used to stress me out and now I know a lot of creative ways to find information and communicate with people and how to find the right people to talk to. I definitely have a new confidence in reporting."
Niche Interest Leads to National Title
Matt Herbert has paired his journalism major with an interesting minor: conservation biology. So the senior, set to graduate in December 2013, had his magazine internship sights set on one place: National Geographic's Traveler magazine, based in Washington, D.C. "I've always had an interest in the outdoors and conservation, so I've always been drawn to National Geographic."
Herbert began looking for summer internships in January 2013 and was drawn to "Nat Geo." A combination of his minor, his digital and video production skills and his work at the Minnesota Daily made him one of six interns chosen.
Herbert found out he got the job in April via email while sitting in publications editing class in Murphy Hall. "The world stopped," he said. "I was so excited but couldn't show it because I was in class!"
Finding out about a summer internship in April meant that Herbert had to move a lot of plans around. "I had other things lined up for the summer, but couldn't turn down National Geographic."
The South Dakota-native found last-minute housing in Washington, D.C. and headed to the East Coast on an Amtrak train in May. "I had only been to D.C. once before and really had to get my bearings," he said of his arrival.
At the magazine, Herbert was put to work as an editorial research and blogging intern for Intelligent Travel, the magazine's travel blog. Herbert wrote about three blog posts a week, including an in-depth post marking the 125th year of National Geographic that highlighted the biggest travels in the organization's history.
"It was a really fast-paced environment," Herbert said. "So I learned a lot about writing high-quality and legitimate articles quickly. My editor was really patient and showed me how to speed up my writing and condense articles while keeping the writing to a high standard."
In many cases, Herbert would be writing about places he'd never been. "It was a challenge," he said of writing about the unknown. "You just really have to find as many sources as possible and do your research. I learned a lot about the research process and making sure facts are correct."
Now a senior, Herbert has brought his experience from Nat Geo back to Murphy Hall. "I definitely have more of a goal in mind of what I want to do," he said. "I'm definitely asking more questions in class. It gives you more confidence, to know that you have clips at a national publication and have seen that operation from the inside."
National Internship Leads to New York
As a sports reporter at the Minnesota Daily and an intern at the Star Tribune, junior Megan Ryan had a lot of clips and a good start to a sports reporting career.
Which is why the Dow Jones News Fund (DJNF) sounded like the perfect opportunity for Ryan. "This was my chance to do something different but still keep a sports focus," she said.
But being accepted to the DJNF is no easy feat. Students must pass a test as part of the application to the prestigious program. If accepted, interns are placed at newspapers around the country.
In December 2012, Ryan received word that she would be spending the following summer as a sports copy editing intern at The Journal News in White Plains, NY.
"I have spent a lot of time doing sports reporting, but never sports copy editing," Ryan said. "Going into the internship, I was excited to learn both sides of sports writing -- the reporting and the editing."
At a workshop in Lincoln, Neb. in late May, Ryan got to meet and train with nine other DJNF sports copy editing interns from around the country. For 10 days straight, Ryan dove headfirst into copy editing training. "It was really intense and I definitely learned a lot," she said of the experience, which also included newspaper editors as guest speakers. "They would teach us everything from ethics to sports reporting to how copy editors can help reporters. It was really helpful. You learn so much you didn't know you were doing wrong!"
On June 1, 2013, Ryan headed to New York to spend the summer in White Plains, about 30 minutes outside of New York City. "There were a lot of unknowns," Ryan said of arriving in the city, subletting from strangers and going without a car. "But I figured it out. You have to sink or swim. I learned a lot about myself and my ability to be independent."
Working Wednesday through Sunday, 5 p.m. to 1 a.m., Ryan was on the sports copy desk, editing stories, writing headlines, pulling photos, writing photo captions and cutting stories for space. Ryan was the only intern in the sports team and worked alongside six sports copy editors and eight news editors.
The internship left Ryan, who is now assistant sports editor at the Daily, a more confident and well-rounded journalist. "I have improved as a writer and my grammar and AP style skills are so much stronger," she said. Ryan also gained a stronger understanding of the "macro level" of journalism. "I saw what it takes to get a good story and when the potential for a good story is missed," she said. "It has allowed me to understand the difference between a front page story and an inside story. It's important to not miss the big picture."
Internship Leads to Job Offer
During his junior year, Ben Fleishman was paired with Liz Gray, senior strategist at OLSON, as his mentor through the SJMC Alumni Society Board's Mentor Program. Little did he know the pairing would set the direction for his early career. "She took me around OLSON and I really got to know a lot of people there," Fleishman said.
So when it came time to apply for OLSON's O-tern program, Fleishman had a leg-up. But that didn't mean the application was easy. "It was daunting," Fleishman said of the initial process, which included answering questions via Twitter and creating a one-second video.
Fleishman's application garnered attention and in March he had a phone interview followed by an in-person interview -- which was a bit unconventional. "They played pranks on me during the interview!" Fleishman said. "It was to test how you handled yourself and if you could keep your composure. I held my own, and they were impressed." Fleishman was offered the job in late April.
As an O-tern, Fleishman worked on brand strategy, which included a lot of research on brands and companies, as well as working with fellow interns on a Discover Boating campaign for the National Marine Manufacturers Association. "That campaign really helped us own something and immerse ourselves in the whole process," Fleishman said. "You're not really selling a product, but a lifestyle, and that was fun."
As the internship progressed, Fleishman was given additional duties and responsibilities and wrote strategy for bigger and bigger clients like Bauer and the Minnesota State Lottery. "You really have to prove yourself once you're in," he said.
Fleishman quickly took his skills into the classroom. "I used to be a follower, but realistically if you want to be successful, you have to tackle things head on and be more of a leader," he said.
Now as Fleishman is set to graduate in December 2013, he's been offered a full-time position with OLSON. And his mentor will continue to be close by. "Liz sits across the hall from me!" Fleishman exclaims. "Her guidance has been so valuable, I'm lucky to have her."
Campaign Leads to NYC Internship
To land an internship at mcgarrybowen in New York City, Connor McCarthy created a campaign about himself, starting with a video that opens with University of Minnesota president Eric Kaler. "There's no doubt Connor McCarthy is the best applicant for this intern job you're going to get," Kaler said. Talk about high endorsement.
McCarthy, now a junior, had been an international marketing intern for Crayola in the summer of 2012 and would go to visit Crayola's agency mcgarrybowen. There he was encouraged to apply for the summer internship program.
For the application, "they have you put together a project that demonstrates why you would be the best fit for the agency," McCarthy said. McCarthy set out to sell himself, creating videos, as well as a Tumblr titled "McCarthy for Intern."
That gained the attention of mcgarrybowen, whose clients include Disney, United Airlines and Dr. Pepper Snapple Group. News came in April that McCarthy had gotten the internship.
"I figured this would be a perfect place to [get] a feel for agency life," McCarthy said. And being located in New York City "gave me a chance to test whether I would want to start my career on the East Coast or . . . find a more local agency and stay in Minnesota."
As an account management intern, McCarthy worked on United Airlines' "Flyer-Friendly" campaign and was able to work across traditional, digital and social platforms. McCarthy worked with creative and media teams to build creative rotations for in-airport advertisements, as well as some competitive analysis.
And his work was made public. McCarthy recalls a moment when he saw that there were multiple stories online about United's new campaign. "Seeing the work that I did out in public and all around the Internet made [the work] well worth it."
On top of the United campaign, McCarthy worked with eight fellow interns on developing brand campaigns for Canada Dry and 7UP and presented the work to the global chief strategic officer. "We were able to show off all of our hard work from the summer and the client seemed very pleased with the end result," he said.
"I learned a lot about attention to detail, multi-tasking and patience," McCarthy said of his internship experience. "I've always had employers who stressed that they need someone who is detail oriented. I always took it with a grain of salt until I interned at mcgarrybowen."
Studying Abroad Provides Personal and Cultural Insights
For some, studying abroad helps them see the world and learn about different cultures. For others it helps them focus in on a career path. For SJMC junior Devan Grimsrud, it did both.
During May 2013 Grimsrud traveled to Spain and Morocco with a group of 14 students and SJMC assistant professor Giovanna Dell'Orto to examine the role of journalism on immigration issues in the Mediterranean. "I wanted experience in reporting and to experience different cultures," Grimsrud said.
While in Spain, the students met with journalists from the Associated Press to hear about immigration and how the issue is reported throughout Europe. In Morocco, the students had to be more cautious. "We had to be careful with the questions we asked" Grimsrud said of the atmosphere in the constitutional monarchy.
"It was definitely a culture shock," Grimsrud says of comparing the United States to Spain and Morocco. "In Morocco, the way that women are treated and portrayed is a lot different," she said. "I'm glad I experienced it, but it can be disturbing."
The three-week experience focused on journalism and interviewing skills, but also incorporated art history and the history of Islam and Christianity in Spain. "It was all integrated," Grimsrud said. "It was great to learn about the history of the place we were and why what we're studying was a big deal and why it's changing the world. It made me look at people and the things I see here differently."
On top of exploring the culture, Grimsrud discovered her career ambitions. Students chose a topic related to immigration and had the three-week course to report. Grimsrud explored a story about what the United States is doing to intervene in immigration issues in the Mediterranean, especially the organizations that help people immigrate legally and partner with the U.S. "I was wondering about the reasoning behind the U.S.'s intervention, whether we're trying to stop the immigration or help it happen," she said.
While she enjoyed working on the article, the experience taught Grimsrud that reporting was not for her. "One of the reasons I wanted to go on this trip was because I was debating journalism or strategic communication," she said. "Through this experience, I learned that I don't want to be a reporter, but I'm glad that I experienced it and can carry the skills that I learned with me."


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Great Burrow Cottage
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Cottage / 2 bedrooms / sleeps 6
|Key Info
Great Burrow Cottage (Sunday Times "50 Coolest Cottages in Britain and Ireland") is a detached former Linhay found in the heart of undulating West Devon countryside, in the grounds of Grade II listed Great Burrow Farmhouse. It has stunning uninterrupted views of Dartmoor. French doors lead to a private patio and tranquil gardens with wildlife ponds, free-range chickens and ducks, a beautiful honey-coloured cob and stone barn, ancient oak trees and sweeping views of Dartmoor's wild northern tors. A heat exchange system provides constant hot water with underfloor heating that keeps the cottage really cosy and a woodburner too for that added snug feel. The contemporary bathroom has a slate floor and large bath with a deluge shower above. French doors lead to your own patio and large tranquil gardens with 2 wildlife ponds. There are great walks directly from the cottage taking in streams, forests and valleys. Enjoy a camp fire round the firepit, as the sun sets on Yes Tor; laze in the hammock under the tall willows. There are table tennis and darts in the adjacent barn..or in the cottage DVD, Freeview, Wifi, books and binoculars!
|Sleeps up to 6, 2 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Bude 38 km
|Will consider
|Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|11 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Exeter International 64 km, Nearest railway: Exeter St Davids 48 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|Central heating, TV, CD player, Table tennis, Games room, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron
|Clothes dryer, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|2 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms
|Double beds (2), Single beds (3), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 6
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Further details indoors
Great Burrow Cottage was listed in the Sunday Times "50 Coolest Cottages in Britain and Ireland" Jan'09 and has since had great press from most of the broad sheets. See our web site for more Press.
It comfortably sleeps 6.
The hot water and heating is from a very efficient geo-thermal ground loop heat exchange system, keeping the cottage at a constant temperature no matter what the weather. We also have a woodburner to make things extra enticing in the autumn and winter.
Beautifully converted with oak and slate floors, it has a master double bedroom and a loft bedroom with 3 single beds, one of which converts to a double bed.
|Further details outdoors
The large partly wooded garden has two big wildlife ponds and a firepit with far reaching views and great walks directly from the cottage. Our local pub is about a 40 min wonderful muddy walk through streams and valleys. We have free ranging chickens and ducks too!
The Devon region
The cottage is close to the Cornwall and Devon border and is ideal for both a relaxing, centrally located country retreat or an active family holiday. The glorious North Cornwall coastline is less than 30 min drive with its world class surfing beaches and Dartmoor is on the doorstep with fantastic walks and riding on its dramatic wild Tors, beautiful wooded valleys and ancient forests. Great Burrow Cottage is a perfect base to explore this very varied and rewarding area rich in wildlife and spoilt with great pubs and restaurants.
Bratton Clovelly
Dartmoor, Bodmin moor and Exmoor are all within easy driving distance whilst fifteen minutes drive away is the castle town of Okehampton and the Cathedral city of Exeter about 30 minutes. The market towns of Tavistock and Launceston are also within easy reach.
Dartmoor offers horse riding, cycling, walking and great pubs whilst the North Cornwall coast has miles of sandy beaches, fascinating rock pools and stunning cliff top walks. In addition there are excellent golf courses, water sports, and fishing. We can give you more tailored information when you arrive but have listed a local selection here.
Dartmoor was designated one of the National Parks of England and Wales in 1951. The public is able to roam freely on its 369 square miles of unenclosed, open moorland, with around 600 miles of public rights of way. Dartmoor is a rich habitat for wildlife and has a wealth of archaeological remains, myths and legends. The cottage has guide books on some of the best walks.
You can find great walks directly from the cottage, taking in streams, forests and valleys many with beautiful far-reaching views of Dartmoor and even Bodmin moor. Many more walks can be found at the Discover Dartmoor website.
Great Burrow Cottage has stables and a paddock should you wish to take advantage of the numerous bridleways that crisscross the area. Please contact us for livery rates. If you don't have your own horse you can go riding on the moor from many stables including Eastlake Riding Stables in nearby Belstone.
Mountain biking:
The Granite Way is an 18km cycle/walkway from Okehampton to Lydford with a large part of it being traffic-free, through beautiful countryside. It is part of the National Cycle Route 27. If you don't bring your own bike you can hire them from Devon Cycle Hire who will deliver bikes to the cottage.
Devon Cycle Hire, Sourton Down, Near Okehampton, Devon, EX20 4HR.
Tel: 01837 861141 /01822 615014
Water Sports:
Nearby Roadford Lake has trout fishing, sailing, wind surfing, canoeing, bird watching and a natureWater Sports Nearby Roadford Lake has trout fishing, sailing, wind surfing, canoeing, bird watching and a nature trail.
The golf courses around Okehampton are recognised as some of the best in the country.
North Cornwall is one of the country's most popular surfing coasts with world class surfing beaches at Widemouth Bay and Bude. We can help you find perfect beaches for swimming, paddling and rockpooling.
National Trust and English Heritage sites:
Lydford Gorge near Okehampton is spectacular. Starting high above the river, weaving through the woods to the 30m White Lady waterfall, it then follows a series of whirl pools including the Devils Cauldron.
Castle Drogo:
Finch Foundry
Lanhydrock House and Gardens
Other worthwhile places
Eden Project
Pencarrow House and Gardens
Pubs and restaurants:
There are numerous local pubs offering excellent and varied food and real ales. Nearby at Bratton Clovelly is The Clovelly Inn, whilst 'gastro' pubs The Dartmoor Inn and The Harris Arms have been enthusiastically reviewed in the The Observer and Sunday Telegraph.
For award winning organic food visit Percys Restaurant and for grand dining, Gidleigh Park Hotel restaurant.
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2 Nov 2014
"Idyllic cottage"
We have just spent a week at Great Burrow Cottage and what a wonderful week. The cottage is beautiful - both inside and out. It is well equipped, has really comfortable beds, and very peaceful - if yo… More
23 Sep 2014
"It really is as idyllic as it looks"
We stayed at Great Burrow Cottage at the beginning of August with our young son. The weather was good, and the setting really is as gorgeous as it looks in the photos. The cottage lies at the end of a… More
26 May 2014
"A delightful property in a peaceful tranquil setting"
We had a wonderful stay at great burrow, if you want to get away from it all and experience real peace and tranquility this is for you. Set in beautiful grounds with loads of space to explore and run … More
25 May 2014
"Brilliant hideaway, yet within easy reach of everything."
Justin and Mary were perfect hosts, there if needed, yet letting us be tucked away in the cottage next to their ancient farmhouse. Well thought out, equipped and furnished, we had everything we needed… More
26 Apr 2014
"Wonderful family holiday"
We stayed at Great Burrow for a week over Easter and had an idyllic relaxing time. The cottage is perfectly equipped with everything you need and is situated in a large garden with stunning views acro… More
4 Apr 2014
"Idylic cottage, very cosy had a lovely week."
We stayed at Great Burrow Cottage for our 25th Wedding Anniversary, it was a lovely cottage very cosy and comfortable.Mary & Justin were very helpful and were very happy and accommodating when we aske… More
7 Feb 2014
"Beautiful cosy converted barn"
Perfect gateway for Nature lovers, a short drive away from fabulous walks in Dartmoor. Great Burrow is a beautiful warm cottage with a wood burner that makes it so cosy during rainy cold winters and w… More
14 Jan 2014
"A wonderful, cozy bolt hole from which to explore Dartmoor and beyond"
In spite of staying at Great Burrow during extreme weather conditions, we had the best time and never felt stuck.. There are plenty of interesting things to do in the area, but we were also very happy… More
7 Oct 2013
A warm welcome and a very clean cottage. A very enjoyable stay. It rained for the first couple of days solidly and the cottage made a welcome and cosy hideout.The cream tea on our fist day was very ta… More
3 Oct 2012
"Perfect country hideaway with lots of charm and warmth"
We had a wonderful week at Great Burrow Cottage. A very cosy and beautifully thought out cottage with everything you need. We were welcomed by the owner with a fab home made cream tea which was much… More
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LOS ANGELES – Hockey players grow up with the idea of sacrifice from the time they begin to learn how to compete.
Sacrifice. It is about the team, not the individual. If you have to take a hit to make a play, so be it.
The Kings now have the Stanley Cup for the first time in their 45-year history, with players, coaches and executives each gleefully hoisting and passing around the most coveted trophy in sports Monday night.
The unabashed joy that enveloped the Staples Center ice and later poured into the Kings' dressing room was the result of a group working in unison and sacrificing for each other. And it was best symbolized on the face of Rob Scuderi.
Scuderi took a hit to make a play, a hit from New Jersey forward Steve Bernier that would change the face of the Cup-clinching Game 6. The price was some spilled blood and a good amount of stitches to close cuts to his nose and mouth.
His Kings teammates took the major boarding penalty to Bernier and ran with it, scoring three times on the five-minute power play that sparked their 6-1 rout of the Devils. It was a price that Scuderi was only happy to pay.
"Of course," he said. "I'd take it any time. Not the ideal way you'd want to be out. You wouldn't want to miss any time. Fortunately I'm not on the power play so it worked out."
Scuderi joked that he felt good about the turn of events "because I knew I wouldn't have to score for us." But these Kings were made of a group where every member made a contribution to a memorable playoff run.
Visible proof of that are the 17 different Kings that scored a goal over their 20 postseason contests. Nearly all of them were big, especially the four overtime winners from different players that helped them to an unmatched 10-1 road mark.
Dustin Brown and Anze Kopitar led the way but also got necessary support from Justin Williams and Mike Richards. Drew Doughty controlled the game from the blue line. Jeff Carter and Dustin Penner were X-factors that other teams couldn't match.
The play by youngsters Dwight King, Jordan Nolan, Alec Martinez and Trevor Lewis was just as critical as that of gritty veterans Willie Mitchell, Matt Greene and Jarret Stoll. Even Simon Gagne returned to contribute some valuable minutes after being out of action for months because of a concussion.
Bringing in former Calgary boss Darryl Sutter to coach the Kings allowed them to be aggressive without abandoning their system and brought some emotion behind the bench. The Kings could also take more chances knowing they had playoff MVP Jonathan Quick in goal.
It all added up to a 16-4 playoff blitz that was beyond anyone's imagination.
"Darryl gave them some great direction," said Bernie Nicholls, a beloved Kings scorer who was part of their 1993 run to the Cup final. "But when you got the greatest goalie in the world on your team, you've got an opportunity to win.
"Our leaders stepped up. They led the team. It's just an unbelievable run."


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Congress leader Digvijay Singh said that the Ram mandir-Babri Masjid conflict had been inflicted by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the illegal actions were a planned conspiracy of the party. "It has been exposed now that the Ram mandir-Babri Masjid conflict had been inflicted by BJP.
The illegal work that was done was a planned conspiracy of the BJP leaders. Even Advani and Uma Bharti knew about it," said Singh.
"Court should take strictest steps against this. Also, BJP is a party filled with liars and Modi is the biggest liar of all," he said.
An elaborate sting operation, conducted by Cobrapost on 23 key people of the Ram Janambhoomi movement, claims that the fall of the disputed 16th century structure on December 6, 1992, was elaborately planned by various wings of the Sangh Parivar and executed with precision by trained volunteers.
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Digital Photograph - Coles Store Decorated for Melbourne Olympic Games, Showing Batman & Contemporary Melbourne Skyline, Bourke Street, Melbourne, 1956 Reg. No: MM 110481
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- View of Coles Department Store, Bourke Street, decorated with a city skyline and figure of man in bushman's hat and red scarf standing in foreground.
This photograph shows 'The Foundation of Melbourne', Coles Store in Bourke Street Melbourne, decorated for the 1956 Olympics. This is 'View 2' of the 'New City'. The display tells the story of the founding of Melbourne. John Batman looks over the Yarra and surrounding area announcing: 'This will be the place for a village'. The figure of Batman was 3 dimensional and the background was in panels which were mechanised. Every couple of minutes they would change to reveal the new city of Melbourne. According to the photographer, it was 'an accurate picture of the city of Melbourne at the time, showing the tallest buildings, St Paul's Cathedral and the T & G Building, corner Collins and Russell Streets.' 'View 1' of the display is captured in image MM110480.
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- Copied from Mr David Meale, 2006
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- Contributed by Mr David Meale
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are making a case for saving coach Greg Schiano's job with a strong second-half turnaround.
The Bucs (4-9) beat the struggling Buffalo Bills 27-6 Sunday for their fourth win in five games following an 0-8 start that placed Schiano's future in jeopardy.
''We just don't quit, and that all starts with our head coach. That's how he is,'' defensive tackle Gerald McCoy said. ''He's very consistent with his effort, and nothing really changes with how he prepares and how he comes to work every day that makes you want to work harder for that guy.''
Bobby Rainey scored on an 80-yard run on the second play of the game, Mike Glennon threw two touchdowns, and the McCoy-led defense forced five turnovers and sacked EJ Manuel seven times.
''Our preparation is the same. We're just finishing games,'' McCoy said. ''We're making the plays that we weren't making before.''
The Bills have lost five of six, are assured of finishing without a winning record for the ninth straight year, and also are in danger of extending the NFL's longest current playoff drought to 14 consecutive seasons.
Bills coach Doug Marrone held a team meeting after the game.
''I find it very difficult after that game to stand up here and defend a lot of things,'' Marrone said.
''I thought we played poorly. Actually, I shouldn't say I thought, I know we played poorly in all three phases,'' the coach added. ''We had penalties. We had turnovers. We had misreads. We had missed tackles. We had things go wrong for us that there have been times during the year where we've been making improvement on it.''
Glennon wasn't exactly sensational coming off a 27-6 loss at Carolina, going 9 of 25 for 90 yards. But he had TD throws of 5 yards to Tim Wright and 38 to Vincent Jackson, who had three receptions for 70 yards to go over 1,000 for the season for the second straight year. Rainey finished with 127 yards on 22 carries.
Buffalo, meanwhile, took up where it left off in a 34-31 overtime loss to Atlanta. The Bills lost fumbles on their final two possessions of that game, Stevie Johnson in the final minute of the fourth quarter and Scott Chandler two plays into OT.
This Sunday, they turned it over three times within a four-possession span of the second quarter, a stretch that might have been game-changing if Glennon hadn't thrown two interceptions.
''We just have to figure out what's going on with this team,'' said Manuel, the first-round draft pick out of Florida State who doubled his interception total for the season.
''`I think we really have to find our identity,'' the rookie added, '' We have three games left, we really need to finish strong moving on into the offseason and things like that.''
After outgaining the Bills 169 yards to 38 while building a 14-3 lead in the first quarter, the Bucs were limited to 77 net yards the rest of the way to finish with 246.
It didn't matter.
With Manuel throwing two interceptions in the second quarter and two more in the third, the Bills never made a serious move to get back in the game, finishing with field goals of 40 and 46 yards by Dan Carpenter. Manuel hit C.J. Spiller on an 83-yard scoring play that was wiped out by a fourth-quarter holding penalty.
Leodis McKelvin muffed a fair catch on a punt inside the Buffalo 20, and a roughing-the-passer penalty - albeit a borderline call - against Jairus Byrd helped set up Glennon's TD pass to Wright that extended Tampa Bay's lead to 24-3 at the half.
Byrd also had the 22nd interception of his career, moving him into a tie for 10th on Buffalo's all-time list. Stephon Gilmore's pick six minutes later prevented Tampa Bay from turning McKelvin's muff into points.
Linebacker Lavonte David had two of Tampa Bay's four interceptions. He also had a sack.
''We're playing really good football right now, and it all starts with our defense, with how many turnovers they're forcing,'' Glennon said. ''With the way our defense was playing, we did what we needed to do as an offense, and they did the rest. It's nice to see the second half of the season we're 4-1.''
Notes: Rainey's TD came 18 seconds into the game, the fastest score in Bucs history. ... Chandler had two catches for 24 yards, becoming the first Bills TE with consecutive 500-yard receiving seasons. ... David has an interception in Tampa Bay's past three games.
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Bernard Tomic took a significant step forward in his comeback campaign on the ATP World Tour, toppling defending champion Ivo Karlovic for the Claro Open Colombia title on Sunday.
Tomic prevailed 7-6(5), 3-6, 7-6(4) in two hours and 13 minutes for his second tour-level title, adding to a 2013 triumph at the Apia Sydney International (d. Anderson). The 21 year old completed a strong week in Bogota, winning consecutive matches for the first time since undergoing double hip surgery in late January.
The World No. 124 became the third player outside the Top 100 in the Emirates ATP Rankings to win a title this year, joining last week's Bastad champion Pablo Cuevas and Munich titlist Martin Klizan. Both were ranked No. 111. In addition, Tomic is the first Australian champion in South America since Ken Rosewall triumphed in Buenos Aires in 1968.
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Tomic overcame a serving barrage from Karlovic, who hammered 39 aces, just five shy of his three-set record established earlier this year in Zagreb. It was also the second-highest total in a tour-level final (since 1991), behind Roger Federer's 50 against Andy Roddick in 2009 at Wimbledon.
The young Aussie needed four championship points to put away the 6'11" Croat, who refused to be broken when facing a pair at 6-5 in the deciding set, and another in the ensuing tie-break. Tomic would hold his nerve on his fourth, catching a net-charging Karlovic out of position with a perfectly placed low dipping return to his feet.
"He's a very difficult player," said Tomic about Karlovic. "He won here last year. For me it was a difficult match. I kept trying and believing in myself. Against him, if you stop believing and trying he will beat you.
"It's my first tournament on hard courts since my surgeries in Australia. This title is huge and it's one I will always remember."
The former World No. 27 fired 11 aces of his own, winning 79 per cent of first serve points and saving four of five break points faced. He joined doubles champions Sam Groth and Chris Guccione as Australian titlists in Bogota this week, improving to 4-0 in hard-court three-setters this year. Tomic, who received $120,270 and 250 Emirates ATP Rankings points for his efforts, will break back into the Top 100 with the title.
Karlovic, meanwhile, suffered his first defeat in the Colombian capital, ending an eight-match win streak. The 35 year old was seeking to become the oldest tour-level titlist this year and 11th over-30 champion. He falls to 5-7 in finals on the ATP World Tour, dropping his fourth straight in 2014.
"It is difficult when you lose like this," said Karlovic. "I had a lot of opportunities in the beginning. All in all it was a great week. I was in the final again and I can only be happy. I really like the conditions here and hopefully I will be back next year."
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