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CHARLESTON (AP) The body of a Connecticut sailor who had been missing since New Years Eve has been found at a marina in South Carolina.
The Charleston County Coroners office identified a body found on Friday beneath a boat at the Charleston City Marina as 63-year-old Edward Brennan of Essex, Connecticut.
Authorities said that Brennan had been living aboard his boat at the marina and disappeared the afternoon of New Years Eve.
The cause of death hasnt been determined.
Conn. sailors body recovered in S.C. after 8 months
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Earlier today we had a funny little email exchange between me, Jessep and Satish (AKA Perseus). It started out like this… Joe D.: The first time we ever spoke to Zack Wheeler, one of the questions asked was what are his likes and dislikes. He was quick to say, "I can't stand when people write my name Zach instead of Zack". Wax on, wax off. Jessep: Meanwhile in today's MMO Fair or Foul post: "The Mets may be content to have Zach Wheeler start the season in Las Vegas" (Bill Price, Daily News) Joe D.: Can't help it if paid journalists don't do their due diligence. lol About ten seconds later I go to MetsBlog and see this: Not for nothing, but I was literally laughing out loud for five minutes straight when I saw that title. We all make mistakes, especially me, but this one really made my day as did some of the comments that followed: BREAKING NEWS: The Mets have invested heavily into gene splicing and human cloning. As a result, they were able to combine their two best pitching pro...
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Beach campaigns race to Nov. 7
Groups to place more ads, go door-to-door, establish call centers
While the messages might not be new, both sides say they are stepping up their visibility in an effort to reach undecided voters.
Mayor Henry Garrett called a news conference Wednesday to attack vehicle ban opponents' motto about stealing the beach. Garrett spoke in a room full of supporters of Charter Amendment No. 1, which would prohibit traffic on 7,200 feet of Padre Island beach from the Packery Channel south jetty to the northern boundary of Padre Balli Park. Developer Paul Schexnailder has said the vehicle ban is necessary to proceed with a $1.5 billion resort that would include shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, hotels, condos and homes.
"We are not closing the beach to the public," Garrett said. "We're not stealing the beach, and we're not giving the beach away."
Mike McCutchon, spokesman for the Beach Access Coalition, a group fighting the proposed ban, said the motto grew from the group's expectation that this stretch of beach would become the resort's de-facto private beach because the public parking would be too far from the waterfront for beach-goers to lug their equipment.
"The slogan is about public access," McCutchon said. "Personally, having experienced Galveston's deplorable access to public beaches, I've seen what happens when developers start to take away the beach by limiting access one step at a time."
Garrett was flanked by business leaders including Roland Mower, Regional Economic Development Corporation president; Joe Cisneros, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce president; Terry Carter, Chamber of Commerce president; and Mike Carranco, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers local president. Joel Mumphord, local National Association for the Advancement of Colored People president, also lent his support.
McCutchon said his group is stepping up newspaper and television advertising, as well as continuing to debate pedestrian-only beach opponents. The group also has set up a phone bank to call voters and has volunteers at polling places.
Colleen McIntyre, spokeswoman for It's About Time Corpus Christi, which supports amendment No. 1, said her group also is increasing newspaper and television advertising, block walking, attending debates and speaking for community groups.
"We have such a big message, it's harder to get it out there than their little slogan, which is so wrong," McIntyre said.
The Texas General Land Office has ruled the city's beach access plan complies with the Texas Open Beaches Act, and Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson has said he will approve the plan if voters sign off and after a public comment period.
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Turn It On Again: The Tour
|This article relies too much on references to primary sources. (July 2008)
|Turn It On Again: The Tour
|Concert tour by Genesis
|Start date
|June 11, 2007
|End date
|October 13, 2007
|Genesis concert chronology
Turn It On Again: The Tour was a 2007 concert tour of Europe and North America by progressive rock band Genesis. The tour was notable for the return of drummer and vocalist Phil Collins, who left the group in 1996.
After much speculation regarding a reunion, Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike Rutherford announced the tour on 7 November 2006, nearly 40 years after the band had first formed. Collins insisted it would be more of a "selection of shows" rather than a tour. Group manager Tony Smith was also on hand for the announcement.
Originally, Collins, Banks and Rutherford wanted to reunite as a quintet with Peter Gabriel and Steve Hackett, for live performances of The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway. Gabriel had reportedly agreed in principle to perform, and as such Steve Hackett was also contacted, but as time went on, Gabriel could not commit to a date.[1] "Peter is a little over-cautious about going back to something which fundamentally is fun", Collins said.[this quote needs a citation] Once Gabriel declined, Hackett's participation became moot, and the decision was made to proceed as the three piece. A short note expressing Hackett's good wishes for the reunion tour was placed on his website.[2] In their stead, both Daryl Stuermer and Chester Thompson returned as supplementary on-stage musicians.
The band embarked on the first leg of the tour in Europe. The stage set was designed by Mark Fisher with lighting design by Patrick Woodroffe. The routing took in twelve countries beginning in Helsinki, Finland on 11 June 2007 and ending in Rome, Italy on 14 July 2007. The Rome show was a free concert for an audience of 500,000. This leg of the tour was documented in the film Come Rain or Shine, released as part of the three-DVD set When in Rome in 2008. The documentary shows the rather difficult conditions the band faced during the first leg, with rain hampering all but a handful of the shows during this portion of the tour.[1]
The band held a press conference in New York City on 7 March 2007 at noon EST to announce the details of the North American leg of the Turn It On Again reunion tour. This leg commenced on 7 September 2007 in Toronto, Canada at BMO Field and ended on 13 October 2007 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California. It was announced on 1 June that Genesis would be working with the Encore Series team at TheMusic.com to record each show of their European tour (and also done for their subsequent North American tour) for release as a 2-CD set (similar to the series done for the Who and Peter Gabriel). All shows were recorded directly off the soundboard and were previously available for either individual sale or as a complete box set of the entire tour.
The CD Live Over Europe 2007 was released on 20 November 2007 in North America and 26 November 2007, in the UK. The When in Rome 2007 triple-DVD set was released 26 May 2008 (10 June 2008 for North America) and featured the complete free concert filmed in Rome, Italy on 14 July 2007. The set also contains the documentary Come Rain or Shine which was broadcast in a selection of cinemas in the UK and Europe on 20 May 2008.[1] The 27 June concert in Düsseldorf was broadcast live in HD and Dolby 5.1 Surround to cinemas in the UK, Spain and Sweden. Most of the tour was recorded directly from the soundboard and released in collaboration with the band by the Encore Music series and TheMusic.com.[3]
The tour was notable as being the first time nearly every song was performed in a lower key to compensate for the deepening of Phil Collins's voice. Only "Hold on My Heart", "Follow You Follow Me" and all instrumentals were performed in the same key as their original studio recordings.[4] Clips of Collins attempting to reach higher notes during rehearsals for "The Cinema Show" and "In Too Deep" appear in Come Rain or Shine. An additional clip from an October 2006 rehearsal in New York City shows the band discussing the key change for "Mama", with Collins referencing Elton John and his need to sing older songs in a much lower register than originally recorded. Collins added that Paul McCartney continues to sing all his songs in their original key, despite not being able to properly sing many of the higher notes.[1]
Set list[edit]
During the initial London press conference, it was revealed that music dating back as far as 1973 would be performed on the tour, with the songs "Domino", "Afterglow", "In the Cage" and "Los Endos" cited as probable inclusions in the set.[5] Rehearsal footage screened at the conference also showed the band working on "No Son of Mine" and "Home by the Sea".[6] It was confirmed that no material from the post-Collins album Calling All Stations would be performed, and that the group were not planning on playing their 1972 epic "Supper's Ready".[5] It later evolved that a small piece of "Stagnation", from the pre-Collins album Trespass would be included as part of the "Firth of Fifth/I Know What I Like" medley (as it has been since their 1977 tour).
Further details were uncovered whilst Genesis were rehearsing in Cossonay, Switzerland, throughout April and May 2007, when fan recordings began surfacing on the internet. These recordings revealed the band to be working on a number of older songs, including "Behind the Lines",[7] "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)",[8] "The Carpet Crawlers"[9] and "Follow You Follow Me",[10] as well as latter-day singles "Invisible Touch",[9] "I Can't Dance"[11] and "Throwing It All Away".[12]
In an interview with Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford, it was confirmed that both "Jesus He Knows Me" from We Can't Dance and "Abacab" from Abacab were rehearsed[13] though neither song was performed.
The complete set list was revealed following production rehearsals in Brussels, Belgium.[14] This set remained unchanged throughout the European leg of the tour:[15]
- "Duke's Intro"
- "Turn It On Again" §
- "No Son of Mine" §
- "Land of Confusion" §
- "In the Cage" §/The Cinema Show/Duke's Travels"
- "Afterglow" §
- "Hold on My Heart"
- "Home by the Sea §/Second Home by the Sea"
- "Follow You Follow Me"
- "Firth of Fifth"
- "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe) §/Stagnation/I Know What I Like (Reprise)" §
- "Mama" §
- "Ripples" §
- "Throwing It All Away" §
- "Domino: Part 1 – In the Glow of the Night, Part 2 – The Last Domino" §
- "Conversations with Two Stools" (Drum Duet)*
- "Los Endos"
- "Tonight, Tonight, Tonight §/Invisible Touch" §
- "I Can't Dance" §
- "The Carpet Crawlers" §
§ – performed in a lower key due to the deepening of Phil Collins's voice.
An identical setlist was performed on the North American leg of the tour,[16] with the band's producer, Nick Davis, stating that no changes are planned.[17] Tony Banks had earlier cited "In Too Deep" from Invisible Touch as a likely addition to the North American set, possibly at the expense of "Ripples" from A Trick of the Tail, but that change was not made. The only exception to the setlist was on 12 October at the Hollywood Bowl, where the last two songs had to be dropped due to the heavy rain causing problems with Tony Banks's keyboards.[13]
At the beginning of the drum duet Thompson and Collins begin drumming either side of two barstools. This idea evolved from when Collins was interviewed during the Way We Walk tour about how the duets are constructed. He said: "A lot of the patterns evolve through the tour, so the duet at the end of the tour is much longer than the one at the beginning. But initially me and Chester sit either side of a chair and drum out beats until something sticks."
Tour band[edit]
- Phil Collins – drums, electronic percussion, lead vocals
- Tony Banks – keyboards, moog taurus
- Mike Rutherford – lead guitar, bass guitar+, bass pedals, backing vocals
Backing Musicians[edit]
- Daryl Stuermer – bass guitar, guitar*, backing vocals
- Chester Thompson – drums
Tour dates[edit]
- ^ a b c d Genesis (14 July 2007). Genesis: When In Rome 2007 (DVD). Rome, Italy: EMI Europe Generic.
- ^ "Steve Hackett's website". stevehackett.com. Retrieved on 23 March 2007.[dead link][dead link]
- ^ http://themusic.com/encore/genesis2007/
- ^ "The Life of Phil". genesis-news.com. Retrieved 4 September 2007.[dead link]
- ^ a b "The Press Conference – Interview Transcript". genesis-news.com. Retrieved 4 September 2007.[dead link]
- ^ "Genesis Press Conference Montage". Retrieved 4 September 2007.
- ^ "Cossonay Rehearsals: Behind The Lines". youtube.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ "Cossonay Rehearsals: I Know What I Like". youtube.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ a b "Genesis in Cossonay/CH". Official Phil Collins Forums. Archived from the original on 4 January 2008. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ "Cossonay Rehearsals: Follow You, Follow Me". youtube.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ "Cossonay Rehearsals: I Can't Dance". youtube.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ "Cossonay Rehearsals: Throwing It All Away". youtube.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.
- ^ a b "Interview with Tony Banks and Mike Rutherford". genesis-news.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.[dead link]
- ^ "Brussels Dress Rehearsal 2007". genesis-news.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.[dead link]
- ^ "Helsinki Set List". themusic.com. Retrieved 13 October 2007.
- ^ "2007 North American Set Lists". genesis-movement.org. Retrieved 10 September 2007.
- ^ "No Changes Planned for North America". genesis-news.com. Retrieved 5 September 2007.


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My 30 year old Pastor passed away on Friday morning. He lived a rough life. He had a kidney transplant at the age of 11 in Pittsburgh. He had a heart attack 2 months ago and was told he would have to have another transplant. He learned 2 weeks ago he was going to need a kidney transplant. He left behind a wife and 3 young children. If anyone would be interested in donating to a college fund for them please contact me for info. Below is the obituary:
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PLYMOUTH - Pastor Kevin Willard Morris, 30, went to be with his Lord and Saviour early Friday morning, November 21, 2008, while waiting on a second heart transplant and kidney transplant. He was born September 13, 1978, in Mansfield. He preached the Gospel for 12 years, serving as pastor at Paradise Free Will Baptist Church for the past two years. Kevin was the Director of Kinder Care in Dublin at the Knowledge Learning Corp. He graduated from Pioneer Career and Technical Center where he received the Byron Carmean Award- an award granted to non-traditional students and received his Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education at The Ohio State University. Kevin was an avid OSU Buckeye and Cleveland Browns fan and liked to fish. At the age of 11, he underwent a heart transplant, a very special gift allowing him to spend 19 more years with his family and friends. Kevin will be fondly remembered as a devoted husband, father, son, brother and pastor who loved the Lord and showed it in all he did.
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The discussion about education reform should shift from widespread condemnation to a more targeted, nuanced conversation.
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Widespread cheating continued at the El Paso Independent School District even after disgraced Superintendent Lorenzo García was arrested, as many high schools became "diploma mills," according to an 86-page audit released Monday by the district.
ASCD's third annual Whole Child Virtual Conference, entitled "Moving from Implementation to Sustainability to Culture," will run May 6–10, 2013.
Two former executives of a sports gear company admitted in federal court Tuesday that they routinely overbilled schools by forging fake price quotes from competitors in a decade-long fraud scheme that extended to 12 states.
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The House on Tuesday passed a charter schools bill 62-56 with, oddly, no debate or questions on House Bill 369, the "Charter Schools Act of 2013."
The state takeover of public schools in New Jersey's poorest city, Camden, last week is a move long overdue and presents a new opportunity for the local educational system to reinvent itself.
Gregory R. Wolf, the executive director of research computing platforms at the Novartis Institutes for Biomedical Research (NIBR) in Cambridge, will join UMass Medical School as chief information officer in March.
The working paper, New and Alternative Assessments, Digital Badges and Civics, specifically focuses on digital badges – electronic icons awarded for the acquisition of knowledge or skill that are increasingly common features of many web-enabled applications – as a "promising approach" to overcoming the difficulties in assessing competent civics education learning.
The Tennessee Charter Schools Association (TCSA), the leading charter school advocacy organization in the Volunteer state, will be our first, anchor partner for this exciting initiative. TCSA, founded in 1998, serves quality public charter schools by educating communities, empowering supporters, and promoting legislation to create an educational landscape of excellent options for all students.
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I've always thought that if players were being paid at a rate you suggest Scrap, they wouldn't be so eager to leave for the NBA. Maybe I'm crazy.
I've always thought that if players were being paid at a rate you suggest Scrap, they wouldn't be so eager to leave for the NBA. Maybe I'm crazy.
When people say that I dont know what Im talking about when it comes to sports or writing, I think: Man, you should see me in the rest of my life.
---Joe Posnanski
Where did I say how much they were being paid, Hoosier?
I just said paid.
And a million dollars-- the average salary among 1st round NBA players (which most underclassmen are)-- is a lot more than even my jaded eye would insist they're getting.
It's like any other job. Except, of course, they can't tell.
"You can learn little from victory. You can learn everything from defeat."
-- Christy Matthewson
"Show me a good loser and I'll show you an idiot."
-- Leo Durocher
Unfortunately for me, much of my weekend has been spent dealing with Pete Thamel's article in the New York Times concerning Eric Bledsoe's high school transcripts and coach association. When I first read the story on Friday night, I thought it was likely to be overblown by media folks (and it has) and seemed to contain very little mean in its chargrilled packaging. As the weekend has progressed, the last conclusion seems to have been confirmed as every reporter I have spoken with, both local and national, devalued the importance of the article, and most questioned the decision by the Times and Thamel to publish the story. Those most sympathetic to Pete simply said that there "wasn't really that much there" and those that were a bit more critical anonymously made statements such as "people think the Times' stories have more credibility because it is the Times. But that story was junk." Then there is CBS Sports.com's Gregg Doyel who has used Twitter to blast the Times and Thamel and has pointed out (in a very Doyelesque way) that they either needed to prove Bledsoe cheated "or just shaddup." It remains to be seen if the story is much ado about nothing, but what is clear is that Thamel's Friday night of Memorial Day Weekend Dump did not have the sizzle he might have hoped.
A quick note on anonymous sources because you brought this point up earlier, notice the New York Times writer used two anonymous sources, identified them to the degree he could, and stated the reason they were going to remain anonymous. Matt Jones just said "every reporter I spoke with local and national" Obviously a blog post doesn't have the journalistic rules that a newspaper article does, but if you're trying to establish credibility, then that's not the way to do it.
And again, all they said really was, "there's not much there," or "the story is junk." That's an opinion and of course reasonable minds can disagree but I wish someone would tell me how THE NCAA INVESTIGATING THE ELIGIBILITY OF A UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY PLAYER is not newsworthy. Even if nothing comes of this, it's at least newsworthy that it was being questioned. Sorry Doyel, it's not the New York Times job to "prove" anything. It's their job to report on newsworthy events as they are happening.
Even if Scrap's reports are true,(and I have my doubts that the New York Times, which has very few national basketball writers, would have someone in Alabama for three months even when the NCAA investigation had gone cold) but even if those are true, obviously something brought the NCAA back as they are again currently looking into the issues. For whatever reason the NCAA is back, and the Times article details what they are looking into. Someone tell me how that is not newsworthy.
The second half of the blog goes off on a diatribe about how Pat Forde is out to get UK which doesn't really have much to do with the New York Times.
Define the ethics(journalistic or otherwise) that were broken. Did Thamel break any laws in obtaining the information? Did he not do everything he could to give both sides to the story?It's not necessarily an anti-UK agenda, it's a crappy reporting with no ethical standards agenda.
If a non-biased reader can come away from that story and say, "I don't think much of that will stick," in my mind that's the mark of a good story with solid reporting.
If it was my kid, I'd be pissed. But I'd be pissed at the landlady who (if she's lying) was lying about where the payments came from. I'd be pissed at the teacher from Parker who said my kid wasn't a very good student. It's not the media's responsibility to be nice to your kid.I wonder how you would feel if the NYT wrote an article like this about your child?
Your obvious benevolence towards poor little children being taken advantage of by the mean mean media is truly touching. It would be more touching if it extended to those who don't happen to play basketball at UK.
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Holy heck. Greg Doyle? I wouldn't quote him if I wanted to win some internet fight.
This is the time. The real Reds organization is back.
100$ handshakes absolutely exist. a friend from high school [not just some random guy I went to school with, but an actual friend] went to WVU [but was recruited by Miami and others]. These booster dinners he attended during recruitment and after enrollment netted him quite a bit of money.
Let's just say when he left for college he drove a little pontiac fiero. When he came home after that first year he drove a BMW.
Championships for MY teams in my lifetime:
Cincinnati Reds - 75, 76, 90
Chicago Blackhawks - 10, 13, 15
University of Kentucky - 78, 96, 98, 12
Chicago Bulls - 91, 92, 93, 96, 97, 98
Three or four months on a story is a long, long time. Typically, you get two or three weeks at most. If you're a part of a bigger paper (with a national reputation) and you're secure enough in your job, you might get up to six weeks. If you're on your own and writing the article "spec", you obviously get as long as you can go without getting paid.
Both reporters are paid reporters by the NYT. That means a deadline. I'm guessing an editor demanded what they had and told them to move on. What they had isn't much. At all.
It's the same stuff you'd see at virtually any school across America, Division I, Division II, NAIA, whathaveyou.
The landlord's quotes are questionable at best.
The grade point issue is easily explained and a non-story.
The most damning piece of "evidence" is a quote by an angry ex-landlord who is still owed serious money and an anonymous quote from a coach who said Bledsoe's coach wanted cash.
(BTW, Bledsoe's HS coach didn't want him at UK-- was in fact really, really ticked he went to Kentucky. Said it in the papers, doubted whether he could co-exist with Wall, said it wasn't a good fit, etc. Does that sound like a guy who got paid off?)
If not for the names attached (Kentucky, Calipari, Bledsoe), it wouldn't be news.
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I apologize if I misunderstood Scrap.Again, not what I said, Hoosier. I said they've been at it for months now after the NCAA concluded its investigation in February. I'm guessing they spent some time in Alabama, but I don't think anyone would spend three or four months in Alabama if they didn't have to.
But that's been my point all along. The fact that it's big names, and the NCAA investigating means that it is in fact news.If not for the names attached (Kentucky, Calipari, Bledsoe), it wouldn't be news.
I agree, if the NCAA was looking into the eligibility of a University of Indianapolis player, I doubt the NY Times would pick up that story. If you want Kentucky to play Division 2 basketball, they probably won't have to deal with this aggravation.
The fact that every other media outlet picked up the story as soon as the Times printed it shows that it was news.
I think what the point I've been trying to make throughout this whole argument is that this wasn't some expose by the NY Times.
Thamel wasn't trying to prove that Kentucky is crooked, or that Bledsoe did something wrong, or that Calipari should be punished. So when you say they "don't have much" they didn't need much. They are simply reporting that the NCAA is looking into the eligibility of a UK player. That's the story. Once the premise of the story is that the NCAA is looking into Eric Bledsoe's eligibility, the questions become 1) What are the alleged incidents that would potentially make him ineligible and 2) How credible are those allegations.
The story I think answers both of those questions.
Agree or disagree?
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I've agreed with you from the start. Is it news? Absolutely.
The question is: should it be news?
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You'll have to forgive me Scrap, my arguments were more with those(WMR) calling this a hatchet piece and poor journalism.
Should it be news? That's a gray area. I think as long as the article is written in a way that is fair to Bledsoe, and doesn't try to presume guilt than yes it's news.
I was thinking of this in terms of the legal system. The fact that the NCAA is looking into his eligibility to me gets this to at least "The DA is investigating" like the Rothelisberger case, given what we know there's certainly not enough to "convict" and there may not even be enough to for a "grand jury indictment" to stretch the analogy.
But given Calipari's past(2 vacated seasons whatever his reasons) and given the high profile of both the player and the program, I'd have to say it's news.
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Here, I'll even write some copy for them....
An unnamed coach said that Bledsoe's coach said you needed XXX amount of dollars to get this kid to your school. This, however, contrasts strongly with what the coach publicly stated throughout the Bledsoe recruitment and how, in his opinion, 'Eric going to play with John Wall was a mistake.'
Not nearly as titillating, huh. The 'lip service' they paid to the 'OTHER SIDE OF THE STORY' was laughably weak.
There is good news and bad news... the bad news is that you're going to see 'reputable' papers sinking to this level of 'reporting', and lower, more and more often in efforts of self-preservation. They need clicks and they need eyeballs. Desperately.
The good news is that newspapers are on their way out and even horse-crap reporting like this that would be better-served on TMZ Sports STILL won't save them, ultimately.
All that being typed, I'm done with this topic until/unless some actual EVIDENCE comes to light. I've wasted too many ones and zeroes on the New York Times and their horrible 'article' already.
I apologize for making you "waste" 1's and 0's, I'd just like you to be accurate when you make baseless accusations of bias, or shoddy reporting, or hatchet jobs, or whatever you've now decided this was now.
I mean sure the New York Times sucks, and is a shill for UConn, and has an agenda against John Calipari, and likes to ruin a kid's reputation for sport, and exists essentially to piss you off. But at the very least if you're going to attack something about the article, man up when someone shows you that you're wrong.
Or do you still believe this was a desperate attempt to cover up UConn's violations.
Or do you still believe that when the NCAA is investigating the eligibility of one of the top 5 teams from the past year, it's not news?
Apparantly you still believe that getting a quote from the high school coach, the high school principal, attempting to reach Bledsoe, his mom, and Coach Calipari is considered a laughable attempt to show the other side.
By the way the fact that the high school coach was "asking for money" from coaches doesn't mean that Kentucky paid him. Perhaps they didn't and that's why he bad mouthed them. I don't know what the situation would mean for Bledsoe, but it probably wouldn't be good for the coach.
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This is only somewhat related but apparently the NCAA is going to "crack-down" on the top tier programs in men's basketball.
USA Today Article
Also, I never realized how few people they had dedicated to enforcement. It comes as no surprise that there is corruption when they only have 3 (now 6) people devoted to policing men's basketball.
I thought this would be a better question to be asked in this thread rather than the one for John Wooden, but here goes:
If John Wooden was in his 40's and coaching in today's day and age, do you believe he would be treated the same way that many treat Calipari?
Obviously Cal isn't in the same league when it comes to national titles, but both were known for having "semi-pro" teams, similar abilities to attract a crowd with their personality, and even questionable connections (Cal with WWW, Wooden with Sam Gilbert).
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The need to improve transport impact evaluations to better target the Bottom 40%
Estimating the direct and indirect benefits of transport projects remains difficult. Only a handful of rigorous impact evaluations have been done as the methodologies are technically and financially demanding. There are also differences between the impact of rural and urban projects that need to be carefully anticipated and evaluated.
Can we simplify the methodologies?
Despite the Bank's rich experience with transport development projects, it remains quite difficult to fully capture the direct and indirect effects of improved transport connectivity and mobility on poverty outcomes. There are many statistical problems that come with impact evaluation. Chief among them, surveys must be carefully designed to avoid some of the pitfalls that usually hinder the evaluation of transport projects (sample bias, timeline, direct vs. indirect effects, issues with control group selection, etc.).
Impact evaluation typically requires comparing groups that have similar characteristics but one is located in the area of a project (treatment group), therefore it is likely to be affected by the project implementation, while the other group is not (control group). Ideally, both groups must be randomly selected and sufficiently large to minimize sample bias. In the majority of road transport projects, the reality is that it is difficult to identify control groups to properly evaluate the direct and indirect impact of road transport improvements. Also, road projects take a long time to be implemented and it is difficult to monitor the effects for the duration of a project on both control and treatment groups. Statistical and econometric tools can be used to compensate for methodological shortcomings but they still require the use of significant resources and knowhow to be done in a systematic and successful manner.
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Guest Post by Howard White: Can we do small n impact evaluations?
3ie was set up to fill 'the evaluation gap', the lack of evidence about 'what works in development'. Our founding document stated that 3ie will be issues-led, not methods led, seeking the best available method to answer the evaluation question at hand. We have remained true to this vision in that we have already funded close to 100 studies in over 30 countries around the world.
How much do our impacts cost? Guest post by Alaka Holla
Last week, my unit at the Bank organized a workshop on Cost Analysis for Interventions in Human Development. No – this wasn't a ploy to gather a bunch of accountants in one place to see how many it would really take to change a light bulb.
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The Columbus Blue Jackets have assigned defenseman David Savard to Springfield of the American Hockey League. Savard had been brought in on an emergency recall but wasn't needed for the Blue Jackets' game at Anaheim on Wednesday night. The 22-year-old Savard has totaled 44 minutes, 35 seconds of ice time in three games with Columbus this season. He has five goals and 26 assists in 60 games with Springfield. The St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, native was originally selected by the Blue Jackets in the fourth round of the 2009 NHL draft. He has two goals and eight assists in 34 career NHL games.
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A beautiful and modern 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom house set within the exclusive Cascada Azul gated community. The villa has a fantastic panoramic view over the Mediterranean, the new Marina and Denia. The ground floor comprises a bright and spacious open plan layout on two levels. The lounge is at the front of the house and has views out over the swimming pools to the sea. Leading on from the lounge is the dining corner. The groundfloor has an a high arched ceiling with exposed beams, giving that typical Mediterranea style to the house. The bathroom downstairs comprising of a walk-in shower, WC and basin. The fully equipped kitchen is located at the back of the house, leading to a lovely patio with barbecue and garden furniture.
The front of the house has a private garden with lawn, perfect to enjoy the marvellous view or just to take some sun.
The master bedroom with a double bed, fitted wardrobes and a balcony overlooking the Port and Castle, the 2nd double bedroom with private balcony and fitted wardrobes and the family bathroom with a bath.
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|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player, Sea view
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|Air conditioning, TV, Safe, Satellite TV
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Denia is located on the east coast of Spain, along the stretch known as the Costa Blanca. Denia is very much a family resort. A quiet little town that was once the centre of the regions raisin growing industry. Although tourism has taken over, raisins are still grown here and remain to be a local delicacy. The town was once guarded by the hill top castle it is open to the public there is also the archaeology, toy museum and art center.
On every street and square as you stroll around this interesting town you will find that traditional Spanish charm. The Marques de Campo is the town´s main paseo, here you will find both traditional and trendy bars, restaurants and shops.
There are 20 kms of beaches to enjoy all you have to decide is if you want to laze away the days in a tranquil cove or join in the many activities the choice is yours. Sports lovers will find everything they need sailing, canoeing, jet ski, diving, swimming or fishing there is something for everyone. You could even take a ferry to Ibiza either for a day's cruise or a night dancing. Or for a longer trip catch a ferry to the Balearic Islands
Denia has an impressive working fishing fleet and fresh fish can be seen being unloaded and sorted daily. Along the port there is a regular fresh fish and meat market. A Spanish general market is held on a Monday. The new marina with trendy bars and shops is great for people watching while enjoying a glass of wine or a coffee
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The Costa Blanca is a very popular region with visitors. Miles of award winning soft white sandy beaches shelving gently into the Mediterranean this makes a good choice for children. Benidorm is an excellent choice for wonderful sandy beaches and vibrant night life. There is an Aquapark nearby Terra Mitica and for a night out visit Benidorm Palace. A drive over the Montgo national park will bring you to Javea, Moraira and Calpe
Anyone for golf? Oliva Nova Golf, La Sella and Javea golf courses are only 15 to 30 minutes drive away.
You can catch a train in Gandia and visit Valencia. The new oceanographic experience, museums and interesting architecture will interest any ages. The shopping and of course the tapas bars where you can sample the famous paellas
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Every NFL team is spanning college campuses across the country to find the "next hidden gem" to select in the upcoming 2013 Draft.The search has gotten even more intense, especially after the New York Giants found one in Jason Pierre-Paul, who wasn't highly regarded on many draft boards back in 2010.This year, Brigham Young University defensive end Ezekiel Ansah has become one of the most intriguing players eligible for the upcoming NFL Draft.He originally came to the United States to play basketball, but that turned out to be a fail proposition. The BYU athletic department had to convince Ansah to tryout for the football team and untap some of his hidden talents.Here is Ezekiel Ansah's 2013 NFL Draft scouting report:StrengthsAnsah is just reaching his full potential of becoming a pure pass-rusher, as his unique combination of size (6'5, 271 pounds) and speed (timed 4.6 in the 40) is desired by all. Prospective teams will love Ansah's long wingspan (over 35 inches) that often disrup...
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Editor's note: NESN.com is going to tell the story of the 2012 Red Sox in Bobby Valentine's words. Each game day, we will select the best Valentine quote that sums up the day for the Red Sox. Bobby Valentine is not a mystic, a fortune teller, nor does he posses any abilities or technology which allow him to see in to the future. However, one might be tempted to make that kind of assumption after the Boston Red Sox 7-4 victory, and series win, over the Chicago Cubs. Before the game, Valentine participated in a chat with WEEI radio host...
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