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George Gittes, MD, surgeon-in-chief and chief of the Division of Pediatric General and Thoracic Surgery, discusses the ways in which Children's surgical divisions are improving access for children and their families.
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AN ASSISTANT director and a quantity surveyor in Government have been arrested for alleged corruption and abuse of office involving more than K1.5 billion.
This is in connection with rehabilitation works at Livingstone Central Prison which were conducted by Choice Build Limited.
Emmanuel Ng'uni, 53, an assistant director for monitoring and evaluation in the Ministry of Home Affairs, has been arrested along with 33-year-old Mwala Katundu, a quantity surveyor in the Ministry of Works and Supply, Buildings Department in Lusaka.
Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) public relations manager, Timothy Moono announced the arrest of the two Government employees in a statement in Lusaka yesterday.
Katundu, 33, of Kamanga Overspill, was arrested for one count of alleged abuse of authority of office.
He is alleged to have certified that the rehabilitation works at Livingstone Central Prison were fully done when in fact not.
Mr Moono said Mr Ng'uni, of Nyati Close, Rhodes Park in Lusaka, has been charged with two counts of corrupt practices by a public officer and one count of abuse of authority of office.
"In the first count he was arrested for allegedly corruptly receiving K5 million cash gratification from Yolomino Mbewe, director of Choice Build Ltd, for facilitating the award of the contract and for payment of K869, 444,488.71 for the rehabilitation works at Livingstone Prison," he said.
In the second count, Mr Ng'uni was charged for abuse of authority of office for allegedly directing that a total amount of K700 million be paid to Choice Build without following laid down procedures.
In the third count, Mr Ng'uni was arrested on one count of corrupt practices for alleged corruptly accepting or receiving K86 million cash as an inducement or reward from Yolomino Mbewe for having facilitated the payment of alleged extra works at Livingstone Prison amounting to K700 million.
"Both Mr Ng'uni and Mr Katundu have denied the charges and are still in custody. They are expected to appear before the chief resident magistrate for plea soon," Mr Moono said.
The arrests come in the wake of investigations ACC had been conducting in the manner rehabilitation works at Livingstone Central Prison were conducted and certified complete.
Choice Build Ltd was in 2009 contracted by the Government to rehabilitate Livingstone Central Prison at a total sum of K3.4 billion.
Mr Moono said by the end of the purported execution of works, which was a contract period of 28 months, it was discovered that the works were incomplete and that the Government had paid K4.1 billion.
The additional money includes the K700 million which was not approved by the Government.

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Posts from Monday, June 15
Door isn't completely closed on Meeks' eligibility
Posted at 5:41 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
This probably doesn't change the fact that Jodie Meeks is as good as gone, but there is the slightest glimmer of hope that Meeks could still return to UK.
Let me explain:
Just because Meeks has decided to stay in the draft doesn't mean he can't still return to school. The deciding factor is whether Meeks decides to sign with an agent. Once he signs, you can officially say farewell to Meeks.
Meeks told the UK Athletics office today that he hasn't signed with an agent yet and doesn't know if he will before the June 25 draft.
Let's say he doesn't. The NBA Draft rolls around and somehow, although we shouldn't hope for this to happen, Meeks slides through both the first and second rounds and inexplicably goes undrafted. If he decides he doesn't want to play overseas, doesn't sign as an undrafted free agent and still hasn't signed with an agent, there is nothing stopping him from returning to school as long as there is still an open scholarship awaiting him. Think Randolph Morris a few years back.
Now, let me stress how big of an "if" that scenario really is. The chances of Meeks not signing with an agent AND going undrafted are miniscule at best. In fact, I'll go out on a limb (well, not really, but you can bash me later if it does happen) and say that it's not going to happen. It's as likely as Tiger Woods missing the cut at this week's U.S. Open. I'd say there is about a 95 percent chance that Meeks is as good as gone.
So while the possibility is there, I wouldn't hold out hope. Monday's announcement was in all probability the last we've heard of Jodie Meeks at UK.
Quick note: I've had several people tell me that "Randolph Morris loophole" was no longer in play – that after his decision today, he can no longer return. Not true. I have already checked with the UK compliance office who assured me that he could still return and regain his college eligibility contingent upon certain circumstances, as I outlined above. As I said before, the chances of that happening are extremely rare (you can bet the NCAA would take a hard look at Meeks before awarding him an extra year if that situation were to shake out) but the door isn't completely closed. I just wouldn't expect it to open.
Departure of Meeks creates glaring shooting uncertainties
Posted at 3:57 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
It's been a few hours since Jodie Meeks has made the announcement. I hope the news has sunk in for most of you.
If it has, let's look ahead to the most glaring problem UK will face now that Meeks is gone: Where will the 3-pointers come from?
Without Meeks, the Cats have zero proven 3-point threats. UK made 202 attempts beyond the line last season, but 117 came from the guard from Norcross, Ga. The other 85?
They came from 11 different players, only four of which will likely be on scholarship in the fall. Of those players – Darius Miller, DeAndre Liggins, Ramon Harris and Perry Stevenson – only two have made more than six (Miller with 18; Liggins with 12). In all, UK has 29 3-pointers returning in the form of scholarship players, or 14.4 percent to be exact.
That's scary when you consider this fact: only one of the previous 10 NCAA championship teams – Syracuse in 2003 – hit less than 200 3-pointers in its championship season (credit to Brett Dawson of the Louisville Courier-Journal for that nugget).
So who will take over the reins on the perimeter for the Cats next season? In terms of returnees and experience, the only logical choice seems to be Darius Miller, who hit a whopping 18 bombs last season (I'm a fan of Miller, but he's not the 3-point threat you want running the show).
Miller, although a favorite to win a starting position at either small forward or shooting guard, isn't even the best pure shooter at his position. That distinction will likely go to Darnell Dodson or Jon Hood, who I think are suddenly the X-factors to UK's success next year.
You can have all the post players you want – UK has three of the best in Patrick Patterson, DeMarcus Cousins and Daniel Orton – and two pure scorers – two more checks in John Wall and Eric Bledsoe – but if you don't have a perimeter shooter to keep defenses honest and open things up, none of those will work nearly as well.
That's why it's so important for UK to find a pure shooter over the next few months. I think Dodson and Hood are the obvious choices.
Hood earned a reputation as a prolific shooter in high school (50 percent from the field; 30 percent from behind the arc) and could find himself in a perfect fit now that Meeks is going. Dodson is the most interesting player of the two. He's come in as the relative unknown in the six-man recruiting class, but I've been told he's the most underrated of the six and has the sweetest shooting stroke (34.3 percent from behind the arc) of anyone currently still on the team.
Will Dodson be the answer? Will Hood? Or will it be somebody else? That has immediately become the most glaring issue on this UK team.
They're capable of shooting the ball, but they've never done it on this stage. In a sense, it's a microcosm of the current outlook of the Cats. They're talented, but they're unproven.
Now that Meeks is gone, somebody will have to step up and prove they can take over the reins.
Afternoon tidbits: Johnson selected to USA national team
Posted at 3:13 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Mad props to UK shortstop Molly Johnson, who was selected to the USA Softball Japan Cup Team on Monday.
I can't stress to you how big of an accomplishment it is for Johnson and the UK softball program to earn this honor. Johnson will be playing with the best of the best, in players like Jennie Finch, Cat Osterman Lauren Lappin and Natasha Watley.
If you're looking for a comparison of significance, making an MLB team doesn't even compare to making the U.S. national team. There are 30 MLB teams, each made up of their own 40-man rosters. The USA National Team was made up of three different rosters. Which one is harder to make? The writing is on the wall.
Johnson was one of 16 players selected to the Japan Cup, which will compete in Sendai, Japan, on July 31-Aug. 2.
I actually just got off the phone with Johnson to talk about the selection and her experience with the selection camp. I'm going to hold off posting that until Tuesday morning (don't want the Meeks decision to overshadow what is a prestigious honor), so keep an eye out for that. For more details on the news part of the selection, click the link above.
In other news, here is a pretty good read on former UK keeper Andy Gruenebaum, who has led the Columbus Crew to an eight-game unbeaten streak.
Also, we'll have an announcement on Tuesday regarding the blog and some live chats, so be sure to click back Tuesday for that.
I'll have another Meeks post here in a little bit.
UK signee named Kentucky's Mr. Baseball
Posted at 2:15 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Kentucky signee and Covington Catholic senior catcher Luke Maile has been named Kentucky's Mr. Baseball, awarded to the top baseball player in the state.
Maile, who was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the 43rd round of the MLB Draft last week, hit an astonishing .514 to go along with 55 RBI last season for the Colonels. He also hits 12 home runs and scored 56 runs en route to being named the Ninth Region Player of the Year.
No word yet on whether Maile will come to UK or make the jump to the pros.
Little making a big push for roster spot
Posted at 1:35 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Got another story from the Tennessean. This one comes from David Climer, who writes that Rafael Little is making a serious push for time in the Tennessee Titans backfield.
Good to hear from Little. Because of a knee injury that sidelined him during the 2008 season, Little has become a relative unknown in the NFL until now. After some impressive non-contact workouts last month, Little is making a case for a roster spot.
Three underlying factors to consider
Posted at 12:32 p.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
The full Jodie Meeks news release is on the homepage, but let me break down the three most important factors in this earth-shattering news:
Meeks staying in draft
Posted at 11:42 a.m. EDT - Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
Unfortunately the rumors are true – we've seen the last of Jodie Meeks at Kentucky.
Just minutes ago, UK confirmed that the All-American has decided to forego his senior season and keep his name in the NBA Draft. It effectively ends one of the most successful careers in UK basketball.
More to come.
Passing the time
Posted at 10:53 a.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
While we wait on the Jodie Meeks news (by the way, many people now believing it will come down to the last minute), I thought I'd pass along another story on Jeremy Jarmon. Enjoy. And be patient. We could be here until 4:59 p.m. until we hear anything on Jodie.
Morning coffee
Posted at 10:11 a.m. EDT – Eric Lindsey, UK Media Relations
The only story that matters today: While Jodie Meeks isn't under the title of "UK story of the day," he is without a doubt the story on every UK fan's mind today.
One seemingly simple decision (but one with great ramifications for both parties) could determine whether UK is a legitimate top two- or three-team next year or a top-20 team. In case you've lived under a rock for the past several weeks, today (June 15) is the final day for players to withdraw from the NBA Draft. Meeks and others have until 5 p.m. EDT Monday to make a final decision.
What will he do? Nobody still knows as of this point (other than maybe Meeks and his family), but we'll have the decision as soon as it happens on here and on our Twitter account. As if you weren't already going to be glued to the message boards and blogs today, stay tuned.
UK not-so-story of the day: Meeks' decision is pretty much overshadowing everything right now, but I wanted to briefly touch on a story in Sunday's Lexington Herald-Leader.
Chip Cosby wrote Sunday that 16 football freshmen have enrolled in summer school and began working out last week. That, of course, includes UK's two highly touted quarterbacks, Morgan Newton and Ryan Mossakowski. Team workouts began last week, where Newton and Mossakowski participated in their first pass skeleton (7-on-7) drills, according to Cosby.
While Mike Hartline is listed as the opening day starter heading into summer camp, there has been much speculation that one of the talented freshmen could uproot Hartline's footing as the starter. If one of them is going to do so, it'll start right here in the summer.
SEC story of the day: I promise I don't have a man-crush on Devan Downey, but once again he's made the Southeastern Conference story of the day. The speedy guard finally ended his NBA Draft drama on Sunday by announcing that he is returning to South Carolina for his senior season. His decision comes just days after Dominique Archie announced he was returning to school.
While Downey wasn't even expected to get drafted, there is no overstating the significance of his return. South Carolina, the defending SEC East co-champions, will be squarely in the mix next season to repeat. Kentucky will have the most talent, but South Carolina will have the senior leaders and experience capable of shocking some more people next season.
National story of the day: The NBA Finals were an unfortunate dud to an otherwise exciting playoffs, but the Los Angeles Lakers defeated the Orlando Magic on Sunday, capturing the franchise's 15th title.
Several things of significant note. First of all, Kobe Bryant has launched his name among the game's all-time greats as he won his fourth career championship, this one without Shaq no less. I'm not a fan of Kobe's, but there is no arguing that he's one of the best to ever play the game. His jumper is as smooth as it is deadly.
Secondly, Phil Jackson has now done what no man has ever done before – win 10 NBA titles. He surpassed Red Auerbach on the all-time championship list by putting a ring on every single finger. People will always say that he did it with three of the best players of all-time – Michael Jordan, Kobe and Shaq – but that doesn't make his titles any less momentous.
Were those players a gargantuan advantage? Sure. But that doesn't mean Jackson didn't play a huge role in shaping each of those players into the NBA legends they've become. Since I don't cover the NBA and have no factual information to what Jackson really does on the bench, I couldn't honestly tell you how great of an Xs and Os coach he really is.
But the credentials speak for themselves. He's orchestrated what no man has ever done before, and for that, he deserves to be mentioned as the greatest coach to ever coach the game.


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Newton, IA (Sports Network) - Ryan Hunter-Reay has established himself as the
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One week after winning at The Milwaukee Mile, Hunter-Reay claimed his second
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Tony Kanaan placed third, while Dixon settled for fourth. Rookie Simon
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trails leader Will Power by only three points.
Power finished 23rd after he was involved in an accident with E.J. Viso on lap
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Power took blame for the incident.
"I just lost it," he said. "I feel bad for E.J., because it took him with me.
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despite leading a race-high 133 laps.
James Hinchcliffe, who is also with Andretti, enter this race second in the
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go and ended up finishing 17th. He is 30 points behind Power.
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Baseball America had a chat today about the upcoming season. They address many different topics including the ACC with some discussion about Andrew Brackman and Virginia's pitching among other topics. It is a pretty lengthy chat with Aaron Fitt and can be read here.
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Baseball America releases a College Preview
Baseball America has released a Pre-Season Top 50 for the upcoming season. The article is in PDF format and can be read here.
Interesting Articles
Since there is very little news coming out of the College Baseball World, I thought I would drop some links for your guys to enjoy from PGCrossChecker.com. They have posted a very nice article about the 2007 Recruiting Classes. I also have found a link to an article from them about the top 100 prospects from the CCBL from this past summer. I think the ratings are little off since I did not see the CCBL Co-Pitcher of the Year in the Top 100 in Terry Doyle (maybe I missed his name). I have also linked the Baseball America Top 30 from the CCBL also.
Top Recruiting Classes
CCBL Prospects for 2007 Draft from Perfect Game
2007 Draft Candidates from Baseball America
I am currently working on a season preview that should be ready in January so look forward to that.
Baylor Baseball Rated Number 1
The Baylor Bears recruiting class has been rated number 1 in the nation by Baseball America. The reason for this is that the 2005 CWS run gave the program some national exposure and positive press. The Baylor staff was fighting to get rid of the stigma from the basketball tragedy in 2003. It looks like they have overcame the challenge.
There are also some news and notes in tea article about UNC reloading and Oregon State shuffling up their rotation for next year.
Full article available here.


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Indie Hip-Hop Songs Music Chart - April 17, 2011
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Mac Miller - On & On
After releasing his #BestDayEver mixtape, which featured cuts Donald Trump and She Said, Mac Miller is already back in the studio working on his new EP, On And On And Beyond. We could go On & On about the ID-Labs-produced...Read More
Killer Mike ft. Young Jeezy - Go Out on the Town
With the release of his fifth full-length just around the corner, Killer Mike (aka Mike Bigga) has set out to build anticipation for the project with a fresh street single. On this newly-released joint, the ATL hooks up with...Read More
Phil Adé - Your Hands
On the last installment in his ongoing series, a certain Maryland repper 'Phil'-ed (sorry) us in on exactly what he wanted out of life: mad bass, his name up in lights, a place for his home state on the national map, and so...Read More
Dee-1 - The One That Got Away!
From the recently released and Booth-acclaimed mixtape I Hope They Hear Me (Vol. 2), Dee-1's The One That Got Away is a playful ode to the absolute worst kind of missed opportunity. Producer Mannie Fresh provides a smooth...Read More
Prote-J - Organs Play
Those who have been walking down the road to the release of upcoming album Dope Raps & Kit Kats know that Prote-J isn't one to bite his tongue. So it's only appropriate that on new release Organs Play, making its worldwide...Read More
JR Mint - Smoke Out
You might expect a rapper with a name like JR Mint to drop cinematically sweet songs…and you wouldn't be far off. Just a few weeks after he walked us into the The Bakery on his Booth-approved debut, Mint is back and ready...Read More
Warm Brew - Willing to Ride
Though Booth newcomers Warm Brew were evidently thinking of beer when they chose their collective stage name (judging by the crushed-can wallpaper on their Tumblr), their sound brings to mind the caffeinated kind – cool and...Read More
Mac Miller ft. Wale - So What
Mac Miller continues his onslaught of new (free) music. This time the XXL Freshman links up with DJ/producer extraordinaire Don Cannon and Maybach Music's very own Wale to send a message that nothing can stop their grind and...Read More
Nikki Lynette ft. Dwele - Pick a Side
Other than setting fire to our SXSW stage (figuratively speaking, although some fire breathing would have been cool) last month, it's been a minute since we've heard from Chicago's rising queen of...Read More
DJ Quik ft. Jon B - Real Women
He may be a bit overlooked overall in the national hip-hop scene, but on the left coast DJ Quik is a legend. His 1991 debut (Quik Is the Name) still gets burn in Los Angeles neighborhoods and select radio stations to this...Read More
Honors English ft. Lupe Fiasco & TL Cross - Flying High
As a writer, I must say that Honors English back in high school was a virtual playground for me. With the perfect blend of subject and predicate, an argument could be made and victory assured. But this isn't about me -...Read More
Childish Gambino - Break (AOTL)
On his latest feature Break (AOTL) off of brand new EP IAMDONALD, Childish Gambino (aka Donald Glover from NBC sitcom Community) spits a never-ending freeverse over his own energetic spin on Kanye's All of The Lights. What...Read More
Mac Miller - Donald Trump
I have to admit that before I started this write-up I wasn't particularly familiar with Mac Miller's music. You can now consider me one of an ever-growing group of converts. Signed to Rostrum Records, a label that has...Read More
Voli - Fade Away
I always enjoy a track just a little more when its artist and producer are the same; it just seems to carry a more personal tone. Just like Kanye, B.o.B., and XV before him, Voli is mesmerizing listeners with his dual...Read More
Shane Eli ft. Playboy Tre & Rittz - Let's Ride
Good things may not always come to those who wait – if the damn thing wasn't on track for release (knock on wood), I'd make a Detox joke here – but Booth favorite Shane Eli isn't about to leave his loyal fans high and...Read More
Apollo Brown ft. Oddisee - The Times
The Times, they are a'changin'. In the atmosphere of global unrest that has pervaded 2011 thus far, those seeking a symbol of hope and rebirth need only look towards (what will soon be) the Nation of Southern Sudan. Following...Read More
Rapper Big Pooh ft. Kendrick Lamar & Ab-Soul - RapperPooh-a-lude
If you haven't picked up Rapper Big Pooh's latest project Fat Boy Fresh Vol. 1, I suggest you make a couple clicks and grab your headphones. However, my words may not be enough to convince you, so Big Pooh has given us a...Read More
Thurz - Los Angeles
One of the first few questions asked of any emcee is, "Where are you from?" As we all know, many a rapper has become an overnight celeb thanks to a hometown anthem (I'm looking at you Wiz Khalifa). Fresh off the release...Read More
Marc Antoni ft. Theo Martins & Laws - Attempts
It's been said so many times by so many people that calling it a cliché would be itself a cliché, but it's true: the road to success is almost invariably paved with failed Attempts. Whatever preceded Marc Antoni's grand...Read More
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