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One of them certainly ended in the pool but I think the champions league ball ended after a spectacular Pete volley.
Indeed we must, although I think our cricket pitch may have gone.
One of them certainly ended in the pool but I think the champions league ball ended after a spectacular Pete volley.
Indeed we must, although I think our cricket pitch may have gone.
Seemed to behave itself pretty well in the first coupla games, anyway.
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Didn't notice that they were using a ball in that second game tbh
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I'm not saying it's a valid excuse as all teams have the same ball - but the fact is why change something so fundamental to something players are not used to? Surely that has an effect on the overall quality of play?
Even the most minor of changes would have big ramifications at this level.
It's not like the ball has been brought in cold, it's been used reasonably extensively throughout the last 6 months.
Sorry, I've lived through all these nonsense ball-scare stories, but this time it doesn't seem to be bull****. Most forward balls are being over-hit, almost all free-kicks seem to be blasted over the bar, and the ball seems very hard to control. Some dipping when it's hit low, too, but I don't mind that. Keepers should be able to handle that if their technique is good.
Maybe the players will adjust as the tourney goes on, but so far there's been about two good goals, everything else seems basic mistakes or set pieces.
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If there's a problem then it's more down to altitude than the ball. There will be less resistance so the ball will travel through the air further and bounce higher - that would be an issue even if you used the Nike balls that are used in the Premiership or La Liga, or even the Adidas Finale ball used in the Champions League.
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Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services helps children transcend the hospital experience by bringing the cultural arts, arts education, and animal visitation to patients at bedside and in the Atrium. Activities encourage continued learning, promote wellness through self expression, and speed the healing process.
Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services also displays art throughout the hospital. Our Young Expressions Gallery features visual and literary work created by hospital patients. Their work is also featured in the Young Expressions newsletter, a that is written by and distributed to patients. Works from regional artists are shown in "The Gallery" located on the first floor West Wing. We host four shows each year.
Understanding the special bond between children and pets, Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services, Family Services and Volunteer Services partner with the Greenbelt Dog Trainers to host monthly visits in the Atrium and playrooms. The dogs perform obedience skills, jumps and tricks with hoops and skateboards, and even do a little "Doggie Dancing" in our Atrium before heading up to the playrooms with their trainers to bring a little extra comfort to our patients who look forward to spending time with their new furry friends.
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Creating Healing Spaces softens the hospital environment and makes it warmer and more inviting by using rich paint colors, refurbished lighting fixtures, and other audio and visual stimulators. Artwork donated by professional artists or created by children can be found throughout the hospital transforming plain white corridors into sunny passages. Images from the Creating Healing Spaces campaign were submitted and accepted for publication in Designing the World's Best Children's Hospitals: The Future of Healing Environments. As a result, we created the first formalized Art Acquisition Program to build a permanent collection.
In 2004, we began collaborating with the Phillips Collection, America's first museum of modern art. Together, we developed and launched an "arts in medicine program" in 2006. Thirteen images chosen from the Phillips Collection are used to provoke conversations with the hospital patients. The images often evoke a great deal of emotion for many patients, sparking a deep and revealing conversation with the facilitator.
Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services introduced Beads of Courage, a multi-hospital arts-in-medicine program, to our cardiology patients and families in January 2009. Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services teamed with Child Life, Social Work and Cardiology to provide participants with colorful beads that symbolize milestones on their journey and become a creative visual record of each child's medical story and a means to strengthen resilience.
Legacy of Love was designed to assist patients, parents, siblings, and staff as they grieve the loss of a loved one. Participants are empowered mentally, physically, and spiritually as they move through the healing process utilizing the visual arts, literary arts, music, dance/movement, and puppetry. Workshops are co-facilitated by an Arts Program Specialist and either a social worker, chaplain, or bereavement specialist. Celebrating a Spirit, an initiative that is part of the Legacy program, provides photographic services to the families of Children's National who have children facing life-threatening conditions.
Jazz for a Healthier Generation promotes a healthier lifestyle, wellness, and rehabilitation while also exposing young people and adults to jazz. This program in partnership with the DC Jazz Festival will bring jazz musicians to perform in our Main Atrium, waiting rooms, and patient floors.
An internship program was established with The George Washington University's Graduate Art Therapy program where participants receive hands on training with Arts Program Specialists, assist Creative and Therapeutic Arts Services with hospital programming and other arts outreach projects, and are required to complete a student project. Selected students must demonstrate proficiency in the visual arts prior to acceptance; we accept no more than three students per school year (Sept – June).
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The all-class reunion for Williamson High School is this weekend. So it got me thinking about some of the great sports teams and players of the past.
Of course, being 56-years old, I personally started watching teams from the mid to late 1960s.
One of the players I can first remember as a youngster, tagging along with my sister Karen as she went to the games to cheer for the Wolfpack, was Mike McBrayer. He went on to play minor league baseball. Others were Billy Wells, who first got a basketball scholarship to WVU, and then transferred to Youngstown State, along with "Big" John Smith – those two helped lead the Pack back in 1968.
Ralph Hensley was always a favorite athlete of mine, partly because he hailed from my neck of the woods – Nolan, W.Va. He went on to become a great coach at East Bank High School, leading them to several state football championships. I always admired Hensley's tenacity and hustle. Sharpshooter Buster White, who is a distant cousin, was another player I enjoyed watching in the 1960s.
There have been many great players of the past. Most are already in the WHS Hall of Fame. We have had high school All-Americans and even some players who made it to the professional ranks.
Looking at the list of hall of fame members' names from the past, Dick Hensley and Vito Ragazzo stand out. They both played on the 1944 state football championship team. They went on to play in college and both played professional football.
On that original list of hall of famers was the late Frank Kimble, who played at WVU and also played a year for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the infancy of pro football.
Mark Cline, now the assistant coach at Marshall, was a high school All-American and led the Wolfpack to the state AA title back in 1983. He played his college basketball at Wake Forest. Anthony Strother was another All-American inducted into the WHS HOF. He helped lead the Wolfpack to a pair of state championships in the late 1980s.
Bill Craig was an original member of the HOF for Williamson. He was a star athlete in both basketball and baseball in the mid 1960s, helping the Pack to a state title in both sports.
Mike Slater was another early inductee into the HOF. He went on to star as a defensive back for the Mountaineers up in Morgantown. He also played in a Peach Bowl during his career at WVU.
There were so many great athletes that walked through the halls of the old WHS building, as-well-as the newer building that opened in 1974.
Danny Moses was always fun to watch as he dominated under the boards for the Pack back in the early 1970s. "Big Mo" was another All-American and he had a solid college career. Rodney McCoy, who was a 3-sport star, was another player I enjoyed watching perform in the maroon and white.
Over the years I've had the pleasure to cover many of these fine athletes in a number of sports. I'll name a few, but I know I'll be leaving out so many. Michael Hagy, who was an All-State performer in three sports, is one player I covered. Now I cover his teams as a coach across the Tug River at nearby Belfry High School.
I am just going to list a few more that I enjoyed watching and covering during their WHS careers. But remember, I have seen hundreds of athletes so I know I'll leave out many. Here goes – Joe Stafford, Barry and Gary Baker, Bobby Teeters, Curtis Townes, John Mark and David Keith Copley, Alvena Allen, Donald Hairston, Greg VanZant, Jeff Holliday, Chad Slater, Bobby Fletcher, Julius "Boo" Hatcher, Rick Wilkerson, Scott Maynard, Doug Ward, Robert Williamson, Fred Russell, Garrett "G" Gregory and so many more.
Of course there were many great coaches who navigated the sidelines or hardwood for the Wolfpack. Here are some of the names - mentors like Tony Gentile, Ben Hamilton, George Ritchie, John Moricle, Dick Roddy, Cecil Hatfield, David Hatfield, Curt Fletcher and Allan Hatcher – just to name a few.
Williamson High School excelled when it came to Athletics, WHS owned 13 State Titles over its 101 Year History. Here is the list of state championships Williamson High School won: Basketball 1964(AA), 1983(AA), 1986(AA), 1988(AA), 1989(AA) and 2001(A); Football 1926, 1944, 1960 (AA) and 1961(AA); Baseball 1948 and 1965 (AAA);Cheerleading - 1995(A).
There were so many other great teams that didn't win state championships, but were terrific teams. The Pack has several state tournament appearances in basketball and several runner-up trophies.
They also made many playoff appearances in football. During the early 2000's, I watched my son Matt and his WHS teammates make it to four straight Class A playoffs. During his junior season they made it to the Final Four in 2001. That was indeed an enjoyable time for me as a Wolfpack fan, sports reporter, and of course, father.
Williamson High School graduated its first class in 1910. During its existence, the school was housed in three different buildings. Chattaroy High School merged into Williamson in 1963, while Liberty High School merged into WHS in 1966.
On June 7, 2011, Williamson High School closed its doors forever. The final bell rang at 2:45 p.m. The 101 year-old institution consolidated with Gilbert, Matewan and Burch High Schools to form the newly established Mingo Central High School.
However, there are so many great memories and stories that can be shared by WHS alumni this weekend. I'm sure many of those generations and recollections have been recalled this weekend during the reunion.
The Wolfpack had a great tradition through the years. I was glad to be a part of it over the years as a WHS baseball player, radio announcer, sports reporter/ editor, booster club officer and as a fan.
They can take away your school, but they can never take away your accomplishments or your memories. Those will live on forever in the annals of Wolfpack history.
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The National Wilderness Preservation System (NWPS), established by the Wilderness Act in 1964, is the world's largest and best-protected conservation system. But it falls short in its protection of the full range of 553 ecosystem types found on national public lands in the lower 48 s
The bill, jointly introduced by Rep. Simpson and Senator Jim Risch (R), eliminates important wild areas that have been recommended for wilderness protection by the U.S.
Today, several measures aimed to roll back protections on our nation's public lands were defeated in the Senate as part of the Keystone XL Pipeline bill.
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Dr Nicola Ross
Senior Lecturer
Newcastle Law School
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Career Summary
Dr Nicola Ross lectures and writes on children and law, children's lawyers and children's participation, family law, crime, child protection, adoption and inter-professional collaboration.
I have taught at the Law School since 1999, following a career as a lawyer, social worker, manager and policy consultant to State and Federal government. I have been an active researcher since 2005 and was awarded a PhD from Sydney University in May, 2012. My PhD encompassed an empirical study of children's lawyers in New South Wales in family law, child protection and crime – I argued that more needs to be done to support children's lawyers relating to the children they represent.
Although my research specialisation is children's lawyers, I also have research interests in children's human rights, legal representation of children and children's participation in the legal process; child protection, adoption and family Law. I have recently written about inter-professional education and collaboration between lawyers and social workers, children and young people's participation in child protection proceedings, and peer mentoring and simulations in legal education. Current service roles I undertake are in research and experiential education.
I coordinate Family Law, Child Law (a dual badge subject taught to law students and social work students) and Criminal Law and Procedure (JD). Before joining the academy I worked as a lawyer in private practice (family law and crime), as a social worker in developing and managing a community team, and as a policy consultant to State and Federal Government.Research Expertise
My doctorate considered how children's lawyers in family law, child protection and crime understand the aspects of their role intended to facilitate children's participation. I undertook an empirical study that explored lawyers' experience of representing children and revealed some of the tensions that impacted on their practice. This study employed a qualitative method, using interviews with 35 children's lawyers who practise in one, two or all three of these jurisdictions in New South Wales. The study utilised existing research into children's experiences of legal representation. It took a children's rights approach, coupled with relational theory, sociocultural theory and the sociology of childhood. The findings suggest that lawyers' practice in relation to children's participation is affected by the nature of the proceedings and discourse in the jurisdiction, the model of representation and individual factors relating to lawyers' ethical orientations to practice. Lawyers' relational approaches correlated most closely with children's right to participation and expectations of legal representation.
Teaching Expertise
In 2013, I was awarded the Faculty of Business and Law 'Excellence in Law Teaching" Award. I supervise one PhD student and have supervised seven Honours students since 2010 in relation to family and child law topics. These include: PhD supervision: Neisha Shepherd (enrolled 2014) Honours Supervision (2010 Rachel Aspinall, 'Children and Internet Exposure to Pornography': Reframing the Debate using Children's Rights'. Nicole Lojszczyk, 'The Changing Face of Relocation: An examination of the proposal of a presumption in favour of relocation in circumstances involving family violence'. Khiara Tritton, 'The Use of Social Science Research in Alienation Matters: The need for specialist knowledge in specialist courts'. Loren Riddell, 'Crossover Youth: An examination of the welfare needs of children involved in the New South Wales juvenile justice system'. Kwan Fu Tiphanie Au, 'Achieving Certainty and Fairness in Binding Financial Agreements'. Kathryn Patterson: 'The Kennon Principle: A Time for Change?'
Administrative Expertise
Selected seminars and events organised for the university and local professionals include: • 'The Balibo 5 Coronial Inquest; Magistrate Dorelle Pinch, 11/11/2009 • 'Strengthening Relationships within the Family Law System, Assoc. Prof Helen Rhoades, Chair, Family Law Council, and Anne Hollands, Chair of the Family Relationships Services Australia, 2/12/2010 (organised in association with the Newcastle Family Law Pathways Network and Hunter Valley Family Law Practitioners' Association) * 'Therapeutic Jurisprudence', visiting scholar Dr Susan Brooks, Drexel Law School,Philadelphia 29/11/13 * 'The Challenge of Making Children's and Young People's Participation Real", Professor Nigel Thomas, University of Central Lancashire, 28/3/14. I have been one of the conveners of the Law School's Legal Research Network from 2009 - 2014. I initiated and facilitated the first Writing Group (for academics and RHD students) in the Law School from 2012-2014 and have represented Newcastle Law School on the Faculty Research Committee since 2012. I currently co-convene the Law School's experiential education Committee. In 2013 I was the Honours Coordinator for the Law School.
I am engaged in a number of collaborative projects, with colleagues from the University of Newcastle and professionals in the local or Sydney based area. Current active projects are (i) research into DV Lethality for lawyers (ii) Work with several NGOs and other university researchers in relation to children who have been removed from their homes due to protective concerns in Newcastle/surrounds, with themes of family inclusion and children and young people's participation. I co-edited the Australian Families Research E-Bulletin (3 issues per year) together with Dr Richard Fletcher, Family Action Centre (University of Newcastle) and Interrelate, NSW from 2010 to 2014.
- Doctor of Philosophy, University of Sydney
- Bachelor of Social Work (Honours), University of New South Wales
- Bachelor of Laws (Honours), Macquarie University
- Diploma of Legal Practice, College of Law
- Child Law
- Child Protection
- Children's Participation
- Children's human rights
- Children's lawyers
- Dispute resolution
- Family Law and child protection
- Family law
- Interprofessional collaboration
- Legal Method - communication
- simulated clients in legal education
Fields of Research
|Family Law
|Legal Practice, Lawyering and the Legal Profession
|Human Rights and Justice Issues
Professional Experience
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Newcastle Law School
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|Membership - International Society of Family Law
|International Society of Family Law
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|Membership - Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
|Association of Family and Conciliation Courts
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|Membership - Hunter Valley Family Law Practitioners Association
|Hunter Valley Family Law Practitioners Association
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|Membership - Greater Newcastle Family Law Pathways Network
|Greater Newcastle Family Law Pathways Network
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|Membership - Newcastle Law Society
|Newcastle Law Society
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|Membership - Family Law Section, Law Council of Australia
|Family Law Section, Law Council of Australia
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|Membership - Australasian Law Teachers Association
|Australasian Law Teachers Association
For publications that are currently unpublished or in-press, details are shown in italics.
Chapter (2 outputs)
Ross N, Apps AE, Campbell S, 'Shaping the future lawyer: connecting students with clients in first-year law', Legal Education: Simulation in Theory and Practice, Ashgate, London 67-86 (2014) [B1]
|Ross NM, 'Legal representation of children', Children and the Law in Australia, LexisNexis, Chatswood, New South Wales 544-573 (2008) [B1]
Journal article (7 outputs)
Ross NM, 'Different Views? Children's Lawyers and Children's Participation in Protective Proceedings in New South Wales, Australia', International Journal of Law, Policy and the Family, 27 332-358 (2013) [C1]
|Ross N, 'Children's Lawyers: "Seeing" children', New Zealand Law Review, 2013 409-427 (2013) [C1]
Freeman E, Ross NM, St George J, Fletcher R, 'A quantitative analysis of practitioners' knowledge of fathers and fathers' engagement
in family relationship services', Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal, 24 270-277 (2013) [C1]
|Ross NM, 'Independent children's lawyers: Relational approaches to children's representation', Australian Journal of Family Law, 26 1-26 (2012) [C1]
|Ross NM, 'The Dad Factor [Book review]', Australian Journal of Family Law, 26 280 (2012) [C3]
Ross NM, Finlay-Jones JA, 'Peer Mentoring for Law Students - Improving the First Year Advocacy Experience', The Law Teacher, 40 22-38 (2006) [C1]
|Ross NM, 'Images of children: agency, art 12 and models for legal representation.', Australian Journal of Family Law, 19 94-111 (2005) [C1]
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Conference (8 outputs)
|Ross NM, 'Critical or a nonsense? How children's lawyers define children's participation in court proceedings', Doing Justice for Young People: Issues and challenges for Judicial Administration in Australia and New Zealand Conference, Brisbane (2012) [E3]
|Ross NM, 'Contrasting children's participation in family law and child protection proceedings', Child Protection in Australia and New Zealand: Issues and challenges for Judicial Administration Conference, Brisbane (2011) [E3]
|Ross NM, 'Child representation in protective proceedings in New South Wales: A paradox', Child Protection in Australia and New Zealand: Issues and challenges for Judicial Administration Conference, Brisbane (2011) [E3]
Ross NM, Campbell SA, Apps AE, 'Up close and personal - Creating a simulated client experience for first year law students', 14th Pacific Rim First Year in Higher Education Conference 2011, Brisbane, QLD (2011) [E2]
|Ross NM, 'Contrasting children's participation through lawyers in family law and child protection proceedings', 11th Australian Institute of Family Studies Conference. Program and Abstracts, Melbourne, Vic (2010) [E3]
|Ross NM, 'Two sides of the same coin? Lawyers' representation of children and children's participation in legal proceedings', 5th World Congress on Family Law and Children's Rights: Registration Brochure, Halifax, Nova Scotia (2009) [E3]
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The Fourth World Congress on Family Law and Children's Rights, 20-23 March 2005$2,045
Funding body: University of Newcastle
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The Impact of Inequality: How Australian Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults in Same-Sex Parented Families Perceive Themselves to be Affected by Anti-Gay Laws
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Nicola Ross on Child Representation
March 25, 2014
Dr Nicola Ross was a keynote speaker at the 2014 NSW Child Representation Conference organised by Legal Aid NSW.
Children in care need protection of society
March 20, 2014
In recent days reports have emerged about organised sexual abuse of teenagers in residential care in Victoria. We have also witnessed the devastating stories of adult survivors of child sexual and other abuse by the authorities into whose care they were entrusted when they were vulnerable children.
Dr Nicola Ross
Senior Lecturer
Newcastle Law School
Faculty of Business and Law
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Wind: 3 mph
By Peter Oliver
Even for those who love a good, tightly fought race, Steve Francisco's win by a single, silly second over Charles McCarthy in Tuesday evening's practice time trial on the Green Mountain Stage Race course was really beside the point. Literally – because off to the side of the race finish at the junction of East Warren Road and Common Road, the point of a perfect rainbow, arcing across the eastern skies, knifed into the lower slopes of the Roxbury range.
As much as race fans at the finish might have intended to give cheer to riders rising up out of the dip near the end of the 5.7-mile course beginning in Warren Village, the display of natural artistry was an unavoidable diversion. Perhaps, too, it was a sign of some divine bestowal of pre-race approval and benediction for the upcoming GMSR itself, scheduled to take place in just a few weeks over Labor Day weekend.
Seeing as this was a dress rehearsal for the big race, some real swifties from the great wide world beyond The Valley came out to play. In the official USA Cycling rankings, Francisco, from Williston, and McCarthy, a former Valley guy now slumming it in Charlotte, are the third best time trialers in the state in their respective categories. Ripton's Andrew Gardner, who finished third on Tuesday evening, claims a sixth-place ranking.
This, of course, upset the balance of power on Planet Hubbard, where family patriarch Taylor is accustomed to being the dominant species. Hubbard, who wins local time trials with ennui-inducing repetitiveness, had to settle this go-round for a fourth-place time of 15:55, 59 seconds arrears of Francisco's first-place clocking.
But the big fella out of Fayston seemed unperturbed. He knew Francisco and McCarthy would be blazing fast, given that both have won this practice time trial in previous years against stiff competition. And as he looked forward to taking part in his first-ever GMSR in the Masters 40-plus field, he had reason to believe that he could register a competitive time when the real racing gets under way in just over two weeks hence.
Hopefully, he will be joined for the big race by a few women, which was not the case Tuesday evening. There was a notable and regrettable absence of womanhood for the practice ride, with the only evidence of distaff participation on Tuesday being the clipboard-clutching Danielle Hampton, recording the finish times with the able assistance of her faithful (and female) canine sidekick "Daisy." Even the usually reliable Ella Hubbard – away at soccer practice or some such nonsensical pretense – was a no-show. Come on, women of the world – what's up with that? Your gender deserves better. Plus you missed one beaut of a rainbow.
Next up in the Mad River Riders time-trial series will be a 9.4-mile out-and-back ride on Route 100B, starting in Moretown, on Tuesday, August 27. Start time will be 6:30 p.m. Entry is free, and any rider – of any gender – with a bike and a helmet is welcome to give it a try. Full race details and results are at madriverriders.com.


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Friday, December 23, 2005
As the classic Christmas carol goes, there's no place like Spawn.com for the holidays. At least that's the way we sing it around here. A couple of weeks ago we announced one flippin' sweet Napoleon Dynamite contest, and today, we have a winner.
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TODD McFARLANE TALKS BUSINESS AT HAWAII TRADE CONFERENCE
Address Focused On Collector Loyalty; Also On ESPN About Bartman ball
Friday, February 27, 2004
It is possible to get some business done on the beaches of Hawaii. At least that's what more than 300 attendees of Krause Publication's annual Hawaii Trade Conference attempt to do each year when licensors, manufacturers, distributors, service providers, store owners and a select group of collectors come together to talk about the state of the sports collectibles industry.
This year, McFarlane Toys CEO and Spawn creator Todd McFarlane was asked to be the keynote speaker for the conference's opening breakfast, based on his success with the McFarlane's Sports Picks line.
Rocky Landsverk, Krause's Sports Department Editorial Director and Editor of Tuff Stuff magazine, invited Todd to speak because "from a business standpoint, his company has defied our industry's slump, and to the best of its ability counteracted it, by bringing us a new line of collectibles that has taken the hobby by storm and brought in new collectors, and just as importantly, solid secondary market values."
On Tuesday, Todd delivered his speech and focused on collector loyalty. According to an article published Thursday in eSCD (Sports Collectors Digest), Todd had this to say:
"If you take a fair product, treat your fans fairly and mark it up to a fair price, they will be loyal. If you take advantage of them at the consumer level, then you're done. We haven't raised the price of some of our Spawn figures for seven years. We don't have to maximize profits. Luckily the leagues have allowed me to be a true partner with them. I told them that if you allow me to have slow, manageable growth, we're going to be here for 15 or 20 years. If you need me to maximize profits, we'll be in trouble. I've seen it happen in the collectibles market and the comic book market."
In addition to other comments during his talk, Todd addressed why he makes sure McFarlane's Sports Picks are an accurate portrayal of players' likenesses. "I could never imagine offering products that were not realistic. I never bought a single Starting Lineup figure in my life. Why? I didn't think it looked like the player," he said. "It was like, 'That's Ken Griffey Jr.? I have his cards; there's 27 things that don't match up.' With the hockey ones, they tucked their shirts in. I offered $1 million to anyone who could show me a picture of a hockey player who had tucked his shirt in all the way around. I never had to give away the check."
In an interesting twist to a commonly asked question, when Rocky introduced Todd, he asked the audience "Where were you when you saw your first McFarlane's Sports Pick figure? Do you recall the amazement you felt?" For more information about Todd's speech and the conference, check out eSCD.
In related sports collectibles news, Todd appeared on ESPN SportsCenter on Thursday night with Dan Patrick. Todd, Dan and Grant DePorter, managing partner of Harry Caray's restaurant in Chicago, talked about the high-profile destruction of the infamous "Bartman ball." It was fan Steve Bartman's "interference" on a playable foul ball that many Cubs' fans believe led to the team's ouster from the National League Championship last season. Todd came in second in the online auction for that ball that sold to the restaurant for $113,824.


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MINOX HG 8x43 - Best Binoculars Reviews - Best Wildlife Observation & Hunting Binocular 2012
Winner in 2011 and once again in 2012, the Minox HG 8x43 scored a hugely impressive 87% overall on the Best Binocular Reviews Ratings scale, that included a 10/10 for body construction quality. So you just know that these water and fog proof binoculars are extremely well made and easily tough enough to handle pretty much whatever you throw at them whilst you are out there in the wild.
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It seems however that times may be changing with Minox now having set their sights firmly on the Field Sports and Deer Stalking market.
Not having reviewed a Minox product before but being aware of their reputation I was delighted when they offered to send me a pair of their 8x44 Binoculars from their BL range and more than a little excited at the prospect of giving them a try.
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Career Forum Set for Monday Evening
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – West Virginia University, in partnership with Career Athletes, will host a Career Forum for Mountaineer student-athletes tomorrow evening at Milan Puskar Stadium's Touchdown Terrace at 7 p.m.
WVU is one of only 15 institutions nationally to host the forum this academic year, and businesses and organizations from across the nation will come to Morgantown to network and mentor with the University's student-athletes. Organizations confirmed for Monday evening include: Verizon Wireless, Sherwin-Williams, AFLAC, Northwestern Mutual, PLS Logistics, Geico, TeamGLEAS, Bayer, Enterprise, United Bank, Target, Maxim Healthcare Services, Medix Staffing Solutions and Zimmer.
"I think our student-athletes are excited for the opportunity presented with the Career Forum," says WVU Associate Athletic Director for Compliance/Governance Keli Cunningham. "We've had a number of student-athletes inquire about tomorrow evening, and we've had good attendance at our workshops. I think they're excited and thankful for the opportunity to have something like this on our campus.
"The value surrounding tomorrow evening is that Career Athletes focuses on national employers and organizations, understanding that our student-athletes come from all different areas. Tomorrow isn't just geared toward the local community, though we were offered the opportunity to reach out to local vendors and employers, so we will have local businesses in attendance as well."
In addition to networking with potential employers, WVU student-athletes will be afforded the opportunity to develop a unique skill set that will help them land a job and/or internship upon graduation. Hands on, in-person interaction highlight each Career Forum event, with five applicable instructions stressed: career message, employer panel, roundtable discussions, speed networking and a career networking event.
"Tomorrow evening isn't only about securing a potential job or internship with the businesses in attendance – it's also about providing the student-athletes with skills that will translate to all different kinds of employment opportunities," explains Cunningham. "For the student-athletes in attendance that may be geared toward a direction that isn't represented by an employer, they're still going to gain a lot of value in what they learn throughout the night."
In an effort to best prepare the WVU student-athletes for tomorrow's Career Forum, career counselors from the WVU Career Services Center held mini-workshops throughout the fall semester. Instruction included resume building and tips on getting the most out of a career forum.
The Career Forum is open to all WVU student-athletes, with required attendance from upperclassmen.
Career Athletes is an online community that aides in the connection between current and past college student-athletes. The network helps members advance their careers and get jobs through networking with each other and employers who want to hire them because of the traits and dedication it took to be a student and an athlete.
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GOODY, Ky. – For the second consecutive day, the Belfry Pirates shutout the Phelps Hornets for a district baseball win. BHS rolled past PHS 11-0 in a five inning contest on Friday played at Massey Energy Field at Goody.
Belfry's leadoff hitter Keaton Taylor got things going in the 1st inning with an inside-the park home run to left center. (This was the first homer for BHS since Madison Ghormley hit one on April 25, 2011)
Reed Williamson singled to left in the 1st, followed by a Zack Francisco walk. Then Joey Duty was hit by a pitch to load the bases. Zac Fields then drew a walk and was credited with an RBI. Ghormley did the same, then Eli Huddle had a sac fly to center field scoring Duty. Then Cameron Johnson smacked a double to center, scoring Travis Maynard. Caleb Stanley also got a sac fly scoring Ghormley.
The Pirates led 6-0 after one inning of play.
In the 2nd inning, with two outs, Francisco tripled to right center and scored on an RBI single to left by Fields.
In the bottom of the 3rd inning, Johnson led off with double to left and then scored on RBI grounder to Phelps pitcher Zack Avina by Taylor.
Williamson then singled to left, Francisco singled between first and second and Duty singled to right bringing in both runs.
In the 4th inning pinch hitter Macky Francis was hit by a pitch, Keilan Carr pinch ran for Francis and then stole second and advanced to third base on an error by the catcher Kyle Sneed. Then Jacob Francisco, who was pinch hitting for Huddle, singled to left, scoring Carr.
Fields got the mound win for coach Michael Hagy's squad, while Avina took the loss.
Belfry evened its record to 6-6 with the win and traveled to Louisville for some games on Monday and Tuesday.
Phelps is now 4-10 on the season.
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BHS … 6 1 3 1 x - 11 10 2
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It's hard to believe, but that tired cliché is once again coming true:
Christmas is right around the corner. In fact, it's just a bit under three weeks until that mountain of presents can be torn apart. More specifically, its 18 day until Christmas.
Still struggling to figure out what to ask for? There's so many options now! Toys, gadgets, video games, clothing, perfume, power tools and whatever else your heart might desire. And while choosing might be easy or hard, there's only one way to make sure that dream of the perfect Christmas present becomes reality.
You've got to let the person who turns those visions of sugar plums dancing in your head into real, physical presents waiting underneath the tree on Christmas morning:
Santa Claus.
And we here at the Williamson Daily News can help out in that avenue.
The Daily News will once again be publishing Letters to Santa from children from all across the area in our Sunday, Dec. 23, edition.
"But why does a newspaper need letters to Santa? Shouldn't the kids mail them to the North Pole? Doesn't Santa have an email address?"
Unfortunately, no, he doesn't.
What he does have, however, is a subscription to the Daily News. So give the post office a break from flying up to the North Pole and send the letters here instead.
Letters can be dropped off at the Daily News office located on West Second Ave., mailed to Williamson Daily News P.O. Box 1660 Williamson, WV 25661, or emailed to email@example.com.
The deadline is Dec. 18.
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Facebook for iPhone update brings ability to share stories, tag your friends in posts, and more
Facebook for iPhone has received a pretty nice update that includes a Share link to re-post stories from your news feed as well as the ability to tag your friends in any post, comment or photo. Both of these features have been huge requests of Facebook for iPhone users for a very long time, so it's great to finally see Facebook deliver.
You may have noticed that in one of Facebook's past updates, the ability to sort your feed by Top Stories or Most Recent was removed. This update brings that feature back! To find it, head to the sidebar and tap the Setting icon next to the News Feed tab.
When sharing a story to your news feed you have the option to choose your audience from Public, Friends, Only Me, Friends except Acquaintances and any one of your Friend Lists. The last new feature added to Facebook for iPhone is the ability to add smileys, hearts, and other emoji in messages.
Surprisingly, there aren't any "bug fixes" claimed to be included in this update, but if you notice that any of them have disappeared (or that new ones have arrived), please let us know!
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Yeah im not understanding why they have not found a fix for this yet. i have have facebook messenger installed just to hear my alerts go off :-(
Nor I'm I. Glad it's not just me.
Not all posts can be shared. It depends on the privacy settings of the original poster. For stories that can be shared, there will be a Share link next to the Like and Comment links.
i seen one story with the share icon on the bottom of it lol
Sorting the news feed was there in 5.1. They just didn't mention it in the features. When I updated to 5.1 a couple weeks ago I went searching, found it, and posted the instructions to my Timeline for my friends to use.
Basically - they just made it harder to find in the 5.1 update, and now they are actually publicizing the change I guess. Unless perhaps they considered it too buggy in 5.1 and they have "fixed" it in 5.2 - because I will say that newsfeed sort (especially "Most Recent") has always been essentially broken...
Has anybody noticed that Facebook has added PHOTO FILTERS when uploading pictures?? Because they don't say it on the change log but is certainly there. Other feature they have "seemed" to forget is the new "PHOTO SYNC", allowing you to upload all your photos from your camera roll into a private folder in your Facebook account until you want to make them public. Oh, and the redesigned Camera UI when taking a picture directly from Facebook...
I have to say that many of the "shareable" news on my News Feed iPad app are not on the iPhone one...
Updated and I can't tag friends in statuses. I can do it on the iPad version, but no one's name comes up on the iPhone version.
Absolutely Still no sound notifications! I submit a bug report after each and every update to tell FB it's still broken and its not just iOS. How hard is this to fix? Like new features but basics seem to be on the back burner.
To tag friends in posts, just add the @persons name before writing the post and a menu with friends name will popup. However the number of people you can tag seems to be limited to 10.
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While it does have many great teams on the ice in Jeff Stoughton, Glenn Howard, Kevin Martin and Kevin Koe, it will be missing curling's #1 ranked team as brought up in the comments section. A very good question indeed.
McEwen will be working on extending his points lead on the Order of Merit and CTRS this weekend playing (and getting in a little golf?) in the Mecure Perth Masters in Scotland, while the only incentive for Martin, Howard, Koe and Stoughton will be the cold hard cash at Rama. McEwen might be missing out on potential notoriety, but with the all important Olympic Trials berth on the line, McEwen might be happy to see these guys (Howard, Stoughton, Koe) "wasting" a weekend playing for cash.
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