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Knoxville Webb holds off St. George's for Div. 2-A football crown
COOKEVILLE, Tenn. — A big game from Todd Kelly Jr. and a big play from Matthew Melton helped Knoxville Webb to another state championship Thursday.
The Spartans (11-2) won their fourth crown in the last five years, turning back St. George's 28-14 in the BlueCross Bowl Division 2-A championship game.
"This was never our goal, to be in the championship game," said first-year Gryphons coach David Carter. "And it will never be our goal. We showed a great capacity to endure and we came together as a team and I couldn't be prouder.
"We can walk away from this prouder than (if we had won) any ring."
Added senior William Brown, "I couldn't ask for a better season. I wouldn't trade it for the world."
Star turns: Kelly — who was named Gatorade state player of the year earlier in the day to go along with the second straight Mr. Football award he won Monday — ended his high school career in grand style.
He ran for 248 yards on just 19 carries and scored three touchdowns. Kelly — who will play at Tennessee where his father Todd was a standout linebacker — set the tone early with a 62-yard scoring run on his team's second play from scrimmage.
Kelly added a 27-yarder later in the first quarter and put the game away with an eight-run in the fourth.
St. George's quarterback Dean Brown accounted for both of his team's scores in the second quarter, running in a keeper from three yards out and connecting with Corey Jones on a 74-yard strike.
Turning point: With the game tied at 14, St. George's was doing a fine job bottling up Webb's wing-T offense and had the momentum on its side when it drove to the Spartans' 24 midway through the third quarter.
But Dean Brown made his only mistake of the game as he was picked off by Matthew Melton, who returned it to the Spartans' 36. Seven plays later, Melton was in the end zone on a 26-yard run and Webb had regained the lead — and the momentum — 21-14.
"He just kind of floated it up there and I made a play," said Melton, a senior. "After that, I knew we had to do something on offense."
Said Dean Brown, "It was a costly mistake but we just had to do our best to bounce back. It was costly, sure, but it didn't decide the game. We had some chances after that."
Talking points: Despite starting the game slowly — the Gryphons went three-and-out on their first four possessions — St. George's certainly showed they belonged in the title game.
Carter said it was a microcosm of his team's season, which saw the Gryphons finish 9-4 after a 1-3 start.
"It's kind of the way we've been all year," said Carter. "We realized we could play with them and we stepped it up.
Extra points: Webb's title added to the ones it won in 2009, 2010 and 2012. The winning team in 2011? St. George's, which got a BlueCross Bowl record 322 yards rushing from Omar Williams in a victory over USJ. ... Webb never trailed in Thursday's game and hasn't trailed in a state championship game since being behind against ECS early in the fourth quarter of the 2006 game.
The Spartans gained 443 yards on the ground, which also included 132 from Robby Strachan. ... St. George's was attempting to win its third state title of the 2013-14 school year. The Gryphons also won championships in boys golf and girls soccer.
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Marrianne Faithful photographed in her dressing room at the ABC, Exeter, probably in February 1965 when she appeared with Roy Orbison and the Rockin' Berries. The comedian Tony Hancock frequently performed in Exeter, both at the Theatre Royal and the Savoy/ABC. Here he poses for a photo with the manager of the ABC, Robert 'Bob' Parker, and a young woman. Circa 1962. Photo © the late Frank Mallett.
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A group of Spitfire pilots at Exeter Airport, to remind us that this summer is the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain. See Exeter Airport for its part in the war.The Valiant Soldier on the corner of Magdalen Street and Holloway Street was built after the Civil War, replacing the Goat. It was closed in March 1962 and demolished later in the same year. See Valiant Soldier.
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It will be remembered that only quite recently the Mayoress of Exeter appealed for money to enable her, through the Depot, to send tobacco to the troops in the Dardanelles. Subscribers will be interested to learn that already 71lbs. of tobacco and 23,000 cigarettes have been sent out from the Exeter Depot to be divided between the English and Australian contingents. That is surely a good record for so short a time, and illustrates once more how many-sided is the work being carried out by tht Depot.
Western Times - Wednesday 14 July 1915
Cyclist Dashes Into a Motor-Car
William Paige, married, aged 43, of Barbican-place, Paul-street, Exeter, was on Sunday afternoon cycling down Kenton-hill, Kenton, when he dashed into a motor-car near the triangle. He sustained a fractured skull, and was conveyed to the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, where an operation was performed. Last evening Paige, who is a tailor, was going on well as could be expected.
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Sleeping Tramp
Yesterday, at Exeter, Thomas Bartlett, tramp, no fixed address, was summoned for wandering abroad and lodging in the open air in Hill's-court, Cowick-street, without having visible means of subsistence, or being able to give a good account of himself. Accused pleaded guilty. He was found asleep in the Court on Sunday. Bartlett was before the Bench on Saturday on a similar charge, when he promised to go to the Workhouse. Sentence of 14 days' imprisonment was passed.
Exeter and Plymouth Gazette - Tuesday 20 July 1915
Hare in Exeter Streets
A remarkable sight, or, at least, a very unusual one, was witnessed in the streets of Exeter yesterday, a hare being seen to dart out from a roadway near Higher Summerlands and race full-pelt down Heavitree-hill towards the heart of the city. The most diligent enquiries, however, fail to furnish any trace of its ever having got as far High-street. Where it actually sought refuge, or what was the manner of its untimely end, if it failed to elude the inevitable attentions of stray dog inquisitive pedestrian sportsman, is unknown. In any event however, if had a goodly run of well over half a mile for its cheeky excursion into town life. By the way, isn't March the month generally associated with madness in hare circles?
Western Times - Saturday 24 July 1915
An Accident at Exeter
A block was caused in the traffic in Highstreet, Exeter, about 6 o'clock last evening by a simple accident. A carrier's van, belonging to Mr. Parrish, of Bradninch had come from Queen-street, and turned on High-street in the direction of the Post Office, when, just opposite the "Western Times" Office, one of the back wheels caught the tram-track. The spokes were wrenched from their sockets in the axle but held on sufficiently to keep the vehicle in an upright position. Meanwhile the traffic of the trams was held up, and at one time five cars were on the Guildhall side and four on the Post Office side of the waggon. Extra police were promptly on duty to regulate traffic, the block continuing for an hour. About 7 o'clock a trolley was placed under the axle and the waggon was drawn to the side of the street where it remained until the load had been transferred to another vehicle.
Western Times - Saturday 31 July 1915
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Over the past few centuries, nearly 500 pubs have opened their doors in Exeter. While many have been lost due to time, money or misfortune, the stories and memories created in these 'locals' live on. Exeter Pubs offers a captivating glimpse into the history of some of Exeter's most famous pubs. Drawing upon an eclectic collection of photographs, David Cornforth presents the reader with an insight into the history and life of the pubs in this area. From pub dogs to landlords, famous visitors to suspicious fires, this book tells the stories of Exeter's numerous watering holes. Just like countless travellers over the centuries, the modern reader is encouraged to stop for a pint in each and continue the stories of these historic establishments. Well-researched and beautifully illustrated, Exeter Pubs provides something for everyone, whether they have lived in Exeter all their lives, or whether they are just visiting this vibrant town. Available from Amazon Exeter Pubs (Amberley Pub)
It was a hundred years ago that Exeter City went to Argentina to teach the locals something about football. On the 22 May 1914, the team, along with team officials and WAGS (yep, that's right or maybe they were wives of officials, and they sure wore bonny hats!) left Exeter Queen Street station for Southampton, for a boat to Argentina.See photo on this page May 1914. In July 1914 they had the honour of playing a 3-3 draw with the Brazil national side, when they toured South America.
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Every few days now there are stories like this, and I always have to double check to make sure it's not a repeat of previous stories we've already discussed. Unfortunately, they don't usually turn out to be reruns.
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Longmont-based Abound Solar, recipient of a $400 million federal loan guarantee to expand solar panel production, said Tuesday it is laying off 280 workers and delaying a new factory in Indiana.
The layoffs represent 180 full-time workers and, according to the Longmont Times-Call, an additional 100 part-time employees. That is about a 70 percent reduction of Abound's Colorado workforce.
"We are facing tough market conditions and falling prices" said Steve Abely, Abound's chief financial officer.
Abound will take six to nine months to install new equipment and develop a solar panel that will be 20 percent more efficient and more cost competitive, the company said.
"Hopefully by then the market will recover," Abely said.
According to the company, the Department of Energy continues to be supportive. Only people spending somebody else's millions could maintain an excitement level about a business recovery plan with the word "hopefully" in it.
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In his weekly radio address to the nation Saturday, Obama said Abound "will manufacture advanced solar panels at two new plants, creating more than 2,000 construction jobs and 1,500 permanent jobs.
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He did nothing outside of the law, period. If you don't like the law, lobby to repeal it, don't blame someone who is obviously an outdoorsman and did this legally.
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An NHL player has sparked outrage after photos surfaced on social media showing him holding the remains of a decapitated grizzly bear and brandishing its head and severed paws for a photograph. Clayton Stoner, a defenseman for the Minnesota Wild ice hockey team, posted the photograph of himself brandishing the gnarly trophy after a hunting trip last May in an area known as Great Bear Rainforest in British Columbia. CTV News reports the 28-year-old Stoner had permits allowing him to hunt in the area where the bear was killed. After the pictures of him "holding its severed head and paws" were made public, the B.C. native released a statement saying hunting is a tradition for him and he has no plans to quit: "I grew up hunting and fishing in British Columbia and continue to enjoy spending time with my family outdoors. I applied for and received a grizzly bear hunting license through a British Columbia limited entry lottery last winter and shot a grizzly bear with my license while hunting with my father, uncle and a friend in May. I love to hunt and fish and will continue to do so with my family and friends in British Columbia." But local environmentalists and animal rights proponents lashed out at his strong stance on hunting, branding his actions "disgusting and barbaric." It's sort of ironic since the team's logo features a "nature bear" head made to look like the wilderness it roams. Stoner and his friends shot the bear, cut off its head and paws before skinning it and leaving its carcass for scavengers in the forest. But despite fierce criticism from wildlife supporters, Stoner remained unrepentant to their outcries. "I don't think there's any place for this disgusting, barbaric, so-called sport of trophy-hunting in British Columbia,"said Chief Stewart Phillip of the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs. William Housty of the Heiltsuk First Nations urged authorities to ban the bloodsport, saying, "It's up to Mr Stoner how he wants to proceed from here but we'd encourage him and all other hunters to leave their guns at home." The incident has reignited passions over an issue that has long divided British Columbia. The provincial government hands out 300 licences each year. Hunting generates more than $300-million in annual revenue for the state. Whether you agree with game hunting or not, Stoner — who finished last season with 10 assists in 48 games — went through all the right channels necessary to gain the proper permits to hunt legally.
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I'm in total agreement with you. I get so tired of these bleeding hearts, not knowing what hunting or wildlife management is all about, and then jump on the fence and yell how barbaric it is.
I don't think the outrage is centered on him hunting and killing a grizzly bear. Or even the grotesque need to cut off the head and paws. But to put it on social media, for the shock effect, is what, imo, caused the firestorm. I'm wondering if he cuts off the head and hooves of deer and shows that on social media, too.
This shouldn't be about hunting,but the idiotic way he is presenting himself.A grizzly bear is an animal that is in short supply and if one is lucky enough to draw a tag to hunt and then kill what looks like a large bear,A Hunter would hardly put a picture on the internet for the world to see a mutilated animal and the man who killed him with a stupid grin on his face mugging for the camera.All hunters will pay for his picture.Someone will be denied permission to hunt on someones private property because of it.I hunt with my son too,and I would like to think he would know better and give to your Quarry the respect it deserves.I have been a hunter for a lot longer than he has,and HUNTERS like this cause us all grief.I wonder what will Boone and Crockett will have to say about your trophy, and how you chose to display it.
Congrats...You are an idiot for glorifying killing a defenseless animal. Rifle vs. defenseless bear eating and roaming the woods...WOW you are stupid. You might as well join the fisherman that killed a 150 year old fish for sport...Very UN-classy!!!
yes he did do everything by the law.....but there is no reason to show the animals head and paws.....he could have taken the picture before he cut off the paws and decapitated the head......what was he trying to prove anyway?????? maybe someone ought to take a head shot during the nhl season and make sure they post it before taking him off in a stretcher.
I can't believe there are SO many cry babies! The guy did everything by the book and legal. The hunting license gives him the RIGHT to hunt, it does not dictate the rules after the kill. It's not up to any one person or society to determine a mans hunting traditions or decide what's right or wrong. I am not a hunter and I wouldn't kill a "defenseless" animal unless I plan to eat it but I am not going to ridicule someone who does.
You people are pathetic, you need to go find something worth crying about. If the image is disturbing to you...DON'T LOOK AT IT.
Who do you think you are to ridicule someone that has EVERY right to their actions? The world will never be perfect to anyone...ACCEPT THAT FACT.
Hey hunting is one thing. Killing just to score a head and paws and skin don't sound like hunting to me. If he packed-out the meat and kept the trophies different gig...he comes off as a yuppie Canuck hunter, probably toasted the kill with a California merlot...
I may not agree with all hunting but I respect the right of people to lawfully hunt. The problem I have is with disrespecting the hunted animal and what this person did is disrespectful. There is no honorable reason to decapitate this animal and post it on social media, except to make himself look like a "Macho Man", which at this point has done just the opposite.
What a DICK! This guy just likes to kill stuff, which is pretty sick. It's not like there's an overpopulation of bear and the herd needs to be thinned out, or he's going to eat the meat, like with deer. Then, he cuts off the head and paws, just a sick F@#K. I hope the next time, the bear gets this AAAHOOOLE!
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I'm not against hunting, but I hope he doesn't one day become a serial killer.
ive been a hunter most of my life i was always taught that you respect your prey as much as you respect yourself ive known many (sport)hunters who at least donate the meat of a kill if they dont keep it themselves to kill a bear like that and desicrate its body then take photos of it afterwards id shameful and sadistic ask this man if his child was hit by a car and the driver got out and gave a thumbs up and took his phone out to text pics of his splattered little girl to his friends how would he feel this idiot is a discraceto hunters everywhere and buy his behavior we see how much respect he has for himself i do hope someday he's on the other side of the coin himself somday he might just learn a lesson
Get over yourselves. People hunt, people HANG their kills on their walls. People STUFF them and show them off in their homes. The only thing that is different about this, is that the picture ended up online.
He hunted within the law. He got his trophy. He left the meat for the scavengers..... GET OVER IT.
I would never hunt, not my thing, but its not my (or anyone elses) job to judge someone who does.
Also - for the person who said that he should take a head shot and have pictures shown of it before he gets taken out on a stretcher, Have you EVER watched a televised hockey game????
Clayton Stoner should at least apologize for hunting instead of playing hockey. If he wasn't such a knucklehead, and didn't suck, he would've still been in the playoffs.
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This classic mid-century coastal cottage on Beavertail in Narragansett Bay is a traditional beach vacation home. The water is approximately 250 feet from the front door, down a set of private stairs with deeded right of way.
There are flat rocks for sunbathing or fishing, good snorkeling and a very nice cove, Hull Cove, with a beach just five minutes walking to the left along the water's edge. The town beach is approximately 10 minutes by car. The town center of Jamestown is a few minutes further, with cafes, shops and a marina. By car, you can cross the bridge to Newport in approximately 15 minutes. Next door property is also available for ...Read more
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Flat shale rocks at the base of our neighborhood stairs are great for sunbathing, launching a kayak and fishing. Or launch yourself for swimming, snorkeling, scuba diving, or, for the stout of heart, surfing across our cove at Short Point. Heading out the front door in the opposite direction, bike the island, walk to Beavertail lighthouse, or just watch the birds, of which there is an abundance.
Beachcomb Hull Cove, or head south toward Beavertail along the water's edge. This walk becomes quite dramatic and will require retracing your steps before long.
historical information: This neighborhood was originally developed for and by fishing enthusiasts prior to the 1950's. Many of the houses subsequently incorporated the original fishing houses into their more modern renovation. This house was renovated in the 1950's by the then retiring owner. He and his wife built a large kitchen, a bath and two bedrooms onto the original fishing structure, and added central heating, making it one of the first year-round houses in the neighborhood.
Closer to the turn of this century, some of the older cottages were rebuilt into beautiful contemporary/traditional year round homes, or building lots were developed similarly. There are, however, still some of the traditional cottages, of which this is one.
For a busy resort feeling, venture "downtown" for several upscale restaurants, a couple of excellent bakeries. Visit the harbor or walk along the Bay's edge. To ramp up the vacation feeling, venture to Newport via car, or choose the Jamestown/Newport Ferry. At the end of your evening, retreat to the relative tranquility of Beavertail.
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Officers of the Corporation
Thomas B. Crowley, Jr.
Chairman and CEO
Located in Oakland, CA
Thomas B. Crowley, Jr. has served as Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board of Directors since 1994 following his father and grandfather in such roles dating back to 1892. Under Mr. Crowley's leadership the company has sold non-core and/or underperforming businesses, such as its South America liner services operation, California passenger services business, and Alaska all-terrain transportation company, while making a series of acquisitions to allow Crowley to expand into areas of opportunity such as logistics, petroleum transportation and distribution, ship management, marine salvage and wreck removal, naval architecture and engineering, project management and LNG services.
He has focused on building the company relative to its expertise on water, while leveraging other asset-light areas of expertise to develop a portfolio of businesses that offer both strong integration and diversification of risk.
A staunch supporter of the American maritime industry, Mr. Crowley has invested billions of dollars during his tenure in the construction of American built tugboats, heavy-lift flat-deck barges, articulated tug barges (ATBs) and tankers utilizing best-available technology with a focus on safety, environmental protection, performance and efficiency. And the company's growth plans call for further investment in a variety of new vessels over the next several years.
Recognizing the importance of having knowledgeable, skilled and safe employees, Mr. Crowley has dedicated a significant amount of his attention to employee education, management training and other initiatives to build a collaborative, high-performance culture. He has placed safety at the center of everything the company does and is challenging employees to achieve the goal of doing zero harm to people, property and the environment.
Mr. Crowley holds a business finance degree from the University of Washington. Away from work Mr. Crowley lends his time and expertise to a number of organizations. He is on the board of directors of the World Shipping Council, an advisory board member at the University of Washington's Foster School of Business, and a longstanding member of the Young Presidents Organization.
William A. Pennella
Vice COB, Executive Vice President
Located in Jacksonville, FL, and Oakland, CA
Bill Pennella joined Crowley in 1987, and since that time has held positions of increasing responsibility, including vice president of human resources, senior vice president of human resources/administration and executive vice president. He has more than 40 years of experience in administration, human resources, and labor relations. Prior to joining Crowley, he worked in those fields for two global steamship lines. Pennella graduated from Rutgers University, with degrees in psychology and business.
Responsibilities include:
Human resources; purchasing; security, quality and environmental; corporate communications; labor relations; training; treasury; controllership; financial reporting; planning; accounting services; internal auditing; data center services; network services; technology management and IT support and control
John Calvin
Senior Vice President, Controller
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Since joining Crowley more than 25 years ago, Calvin has held positions of increasing responsibility, including vice president, Caribbean Islands Services; corporate director of strategic and financial planning and division controller.
Calvin has more than 30 years of experience in financial and management reporting, budgeting and strategic planning and analysis. He earned a Bachelors of business administration in accounting and finance from the University of North Florida, and is a licensed Certified Public Accountant.
Responsibilities include:
The strategic planning, procurement, accounting, payroll and financial reporting functions of the corporation.
Bruce Love
Corporate Counsel, Assistant Corporate Secretary
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Love joined Crowley in 1983 as contract counsel in San Francisco. He was promoted to corporate counsel in 1987 and then to corporate secretary in 2000. Prior to Crowley, Love worked for the Federal Maritime Commission, first as a hearings attorney then as an appeals attorney, before moving to Lillick, McHose & Charles as an associate practicing in the federal regulatory and administrative law areas with an emphasis on maritime and overland transportation.
After receiving a business degree from the University of Texas he received his Juris Doctor from the Southern Methodist University School of Law located in Dallas, Texas. He is a member of the California bar.
Responsibilities include:
A wide array of legal matters, including contracts (especially IT-related), real property and environmental, as well as corporate governance matters for the principal corporations and most of their subsidiaries.
Arthur F. Mead III
Vice President, General Counsel, Assistant Corporate Secretary
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Mead joined Crowley in Oakland, California, in 1996 as an associate corporate counsel and has since held positions of increasing responsibility, including general counsel to Crowley's domestic and international liner and logistics divisions and assistant general counsel from 2001 to 2006. In 2007, Mead managed the legal affairs of Crowley during a tender offer for the company's publicly held shares, helping successfully convert Crowley to private ownership.
Prior to joining Crowley, Mead worked at the U.S. Department of Justice, Torts Branch (Admiralty). He is a member of the Maritime Law Association of the United States (co-chair, In-house Counsel Committee, 1998-Present).
A graduate of the State University of New York, Maritime College at Fort Schuyler with a degree in business, Mead held commercial- and marine-operations related positions, including at Stolt Parcel Tankers, Inc., prior to earning a Doctor of Jurisprudence from Golden Gate University School of Law in San Francisco, where he was an editor of the Law Review. He is an authorized Florida counsel and a member of the California Bar.
Responsibilities include:
Providing legal counsel to all of Crowley's various business units, including supporting a wide array of marine energy support projects, petroleum transportation and Titan Salvage & Wreck Removal
Michael Roberts
Senior Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary
Located in Jacksonville, FL
For nearly 20 years, Roberts has represented Crowley on legal, regulatory and legislative issues. After several years of government service and private law practice in Washington, DC, Roberts joined the company in 1991 as a corporate counsel. He was promoted to vice president of government relations in 1994, a role he served until 2000.
The next nine years were spent in private practice in Washington, DC, most recently as a partner with Venable, LLP, one of The American Lawyer's top 100 law firms. While there, he represented Crowley and other clients involved in domestic and international trade and transportation. He returned to Crowley in September 2008 as senior vice president, general counsel, corporate secretary.
Roberts has assumed much of the legal, regulatory and legislative responsibilities for the company over the past two decades. These include laws governing the domestic trades, such as the Jones Act; maritime promotional programs, such as the Maritime Security Act; economic regulation of the shipping industry, such as the Ocean Shipping Reform Act and more. He has also managed Crowley's political action committee, and helped to coordinate trade association work supporting the interests of the American maritime industry.
Roberts also taught business law as an adjunct professor at American University, Washington College of Law. He is a life member of the National Defense Transportation Association; a member of the Propeller Club of the United States (DC Board of Governors, 1994 to 2003); a member of the Maritime Administrative Bar Association (served as president from 1999 to 2000); a member of Coastwise Coalition (founding chairman) and a member of the Navy League of the United States.
Roberts has a Bachelor of Arts degree with high honors from Michigan State University, and a Juris Doctor degree cum laude from American University, Washington College of Law.
Roberts has overall responsibility for the legal, government relations and risk and insurance functions of the company. He supervises an in-house staff that includes many lawyers and other professionals, and manages the activities of outside counsel and consultants employed by the company.
Carl Fox
Senior Vice President, Corporate Services
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Fox rejoined Crowley in 2010 as vice president of strategic initiatives and marketing for the liner and logistics business units. He had previously worked for Crowley from 1987 to 1995 with responsibilities in business development and process improvement. Before rejoining Crowley, Fox served as senior vice president for Sea Star, providing leadership in sales, marketing, customer service, pricing, and yield management, and was also the executive vice president of administration and financial planning for Navieras, offering commercial, administration and financial expertise. Outside of Crowley, he serves as chairman of the board for the Northeast Chapter of the Florida Red Cross.
Responsibilities include:
Information technology; corporate communications; human resources; safety, security, quality and environmental (SSQE); people development and learning; strategic projects, and facilities development and travel
Momodou Sallah
Assistant Treasurer
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Sallah joined Crowley in 1999 as a senior treasury analyst in Oakland, California, and was responsible for review of lease contracts, lease database administration, debt and lease payments and the administration of letters of credit. In late 2005 he relocated to Jacksonville and was promoted to assistant treasurer in 2006.
Prior to joining Crowley, Sallah served as finance manager at Spear Technologies, and held various roles in finance and accounting at Tenera, Inc., in San Francisco, Calif. He has a Bachelor of Science in political economy from the University of California at Berkeley, and a Masters in Business Administration in finance from Golden Gate University in San Francisco, California.
Responsibilities include:
Oversight of Crowley's cash-management function, including cash custody, the cash-transfer process, foreign currency exchanges, cash disbursement, global-location funding and sweeps, and bank relations; short-term cash forecasting; excess cash investments; revolving credit-line borrowing; letters of credit and bank guarantees; the administration of Crowley's Title-XI funding and involvement in the negotiations, organization, documentation, review and execution of various financing of debt and leases
Bryan Smith
Vice President, Finance and Tax
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Smith joined Crowley in 1998 as manager, financial reporting. He was then promoted to director, SEC tax and audit, where he managed the company's SEC reporting and compliance, coordinated tax-planning initiatives and managed the company's external audits. Before his move to Crowley, Smith worked as an audit manager for PriceWaterhouseCoopers.
He has a Bachelor's degree in accounting from Jacksonville University, and is a Certified Public Accountant.
Responsibilities include:
Corporate planning, primarily supporting mergers and acquisitions and corporate structuring; tax-planning and compliance functions; and serves as lead liaison with the company's external auditors
Alan R. Twaits
Vice President and General Counsel
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Twaits serves Crowley as vice president and general counsel. Prior to joining Crowley, Twaits served as general counsel for three companies, Seabulk International, Carnival Corporation and Premier Cruise Lines. He has over 25 years of legal experience in the maritime industry.
Responsibilities include:
A wide array of legal affairs and projects, ensuring that business practices, policies and dealings of the corporation meet regulatory and legal requirements. He is involved in business transactions and contract negotiations with several of the company's business units.
Dan Warner
Senior Vice President, Treasurer
Located in Jacksonville, FL
Warner began his career with Crowley in 2001 as a senior analyst for the corporate planning group, where he worked until his promotion to director of finance for the logistics group, followed by a move to the Puerto Rico/Caribbean liner services group. The Board of Directors approved his appointment to the position of senior vice president and treasurer in 2005.
Prior to joining Crowley, Warner held various finance positions including four years at Citigroup in New York culminating with his position as a Vice President of Finance. He has a Bachelors degree from Northwestern University and a Masters in Business Administration from Cornell University.
Responsibilities include:
Management of treasury activities for the entire organization; corporate banking, credit and collection and investment; negotiating all short/long term debt financing for entire corporation.


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Five questions heading into NFC playoffs
For those worried about the New Orleans Saints and their ability to defend the Super Bowl title, put the concern on hold for a week.
The Saints showed what kind of team they can be with their victory over Atlanta last Monday night, then packed it in for the final game of the season against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. No surprise there.
The Saints know how to turn it on and off, not that they'll have to do much to beat the Seattle Seahawks on wild-card Saturday.
Thus, if you're looking for issues with some element of tension, you better look elsewhere in the NFC. It won't be difficult.
The Philadelphia Eagles vs. the Green Bay Packers is a dream matchup of teams that love to throw and occasionally think about running (and usually with the quarterback). Beyond that, the top-seeded Atlanta Falcons and Chicago Bears are hardly locks to hold serve in the second round as the NFC playoffs look incredibly interesting.
1. Between Green Bay coach Mike McCarthy and Philadelphia coach Andy Reid, is either coach willing to run in a pressure situation?
Well, not this season.
If the Packers still had Ryan Grant(notes) (or had pushed a little harder to make a deal for Marshawn Lynch(notes)), they might be willing to grind out some clock with a few handoffs. Without a decent runner, the Packers have thrown caution to the wind this season and throw with abandon. Likewise, despite the impressive 5.2 yards per carry that LeSean McCoy(notes) has averaged this season, the Eagles still play with a throw-first mentality. Then again, when you have Aaron Rodgers(notes) going against Michael Vick(notes) – assuming Kevin Kolb(notes) doesn't find his way into the huddle – that approach is hard to resist.
2. What is the biggest obstacle the Eagles face in getting to the Super Bowl?
Philadelphia's defense isn't very good. Throwing out the meaningless season finale against Dallas, the Eagles' D has allowed at least 17 points in 12 consecutive games, and have allowed at least 20 points in nine of those games. In fact, the Eagles had only one game (again, the Dallas loss aside) where they allowed fewer than 17 points. If the Eagles don't get early leads, they are going to have serious problems.
3. Is there any chance that the Saints could lose in the first round?
There's always a chance because anything can happen in any game – especially in an environment like Qwest Field (ask Tony Romo(notes)). That said, the Saints played Seattle earlier this season, easily beating the Seahawks 34-19.
The Saints have too many weapons. While they didn't play very well against Tampa Bay on Sunday, New Orleans wasn't terribly focused on this game after beating Atlanta in the previous game.
4. Should the NFL do something about the fact that the NFC West-qualifying Seahawks didn't have a winning record?
There are two solutions: The first, which is best, is to reduce the number of divisions from eight to four, making it nearly impossible for this to happen again. The second idea, which is the simplest, is that any division winner must have a winning record in order to host a playoff game. That means that a 7-9 or 8-8 team could still make the playoffs, but wouldn't be additionally rewarded with a home game, thus maintaining the integrity of the regular season.
5. Of the top two seeds (Atlanta and Chicago), which one is more vulnerable?
This is complicated because the Falcons play a lot of close games. They were 6-2 this season in games decided by less than a touchdown, meaning that a lot of games that could easily have switched on a play or two went their way. As for the Bears, they have a better defense than the Falcons, but they have a quarterback in Jay Cutler(notes) who has a strong tendency to throw ill-advised interception.
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