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BRANFORD, Conn. (AP) - A former WWE wrestler has been arrested in Connecticut for a fourth time in weeks on charges stemming from domestic violence cases.
Branford police say 39-year-old Tamara Sytch, who was known in the ring as "Sunny," was arrested Monday when officers say they found her drunk and asleep in her former home. A court order banned her from being in the Branford residence.
Sytch was arrested three times in September on charges including third-degree strangulation, disorderly conduct and violating a protective order. The new charges include third-degree criminal mischief. Bail was set at $25,000.
WWE says Sytch was last under contract in 1998. It said after her arrests last month that it paid for three rehabilitation stints for her and will continue to help her if she wants it.
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Fabricio Camoes vs. Gray Maynard shifts to UFC Fight Night 47 in Maine
The lineup for the postponed UFC 176 event has been just about completely rescheduled, as a lightweight matchup between Fabricio Camoes (14-8-1 MMA, 1-3-1 UFC) and Gray Maynard (11-3-1 MMA, 9-3-1 UFC) has been moved to UFC Fight Night 47.
UFC officials on Wednesday announced the move.
UFC Fight Night 47 takes place Aug. 16 at Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine. The bulk of the card is expected to air on FOX Sports 1 following prelims on UFC Fight Pass. Tickets for the event currently are on sale. UFC 176 had been set for Aug. 2 at Staples Center in Los Angeles before the cancellation Tuesday night.


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Tapioca Pearls with Coconut Milk and Mango (Tambo-Tambo) from 'The Adobo Road Cookbook'
As a kid, I turned my nose up at the mere mention of tapioca pudding, despite the fact that I had never even come close to trying the stuff. I'm sure I'm not alone here. But for Marvin Gapultos, a warm Filipino tapioca porridge called tambo-tambo remains a favorite dessert. And why not? The tapioca pearls glimmer in a rich coconut milk broth, studded with fat, chewy rice balls and small pieces of sweet fruit. His version in The Adobo Road Cookbook is easy and fun to make (rice balls dough = tasty playdough), and his use of mango as a topping guarantees sweet success. More


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Fallin: Plan is a Game-Changer for Oklahoma
The "Oklahoma Tax Reduction and Simplification Act," the tax cut plan outlined by Governor Mary Fallin in her State of the State address, was heard last week in the House Appropriations Committee where it passed by a margin of 11-6. The bill is sponsored by House Speaker Kris Steele and Senate President Pro Tempore Brian Bingman. The bill now heads to the House floor before it can make its way to the Senate.
"The Oklahoma Tax Reduction and Simplification Act is a game-changer for the state," Fallin said. "This reform measure will provide immediate tax relief to a large majority of Oklahoma families while delivering a far more attractive tax climate for businesses deciding where to locate. By passing this legislation, we'll be leaving more money in the pockets of working Oklahomans while helping to attract new and better jobs. This will deliver the boldest, most significant tax reduction in state history, and I commend the Legislature for moving forward today with this bill."
In addition to cutting taxes, the Oklahoma Tax Reduction and Simplification Act replaces Oklahoma's complicated seven bracket income tax structure, which taxes the first penny that every Oklahoman makes, with three new lower, flatter and simpler rates. These tax cuts would go into effect on January 1, 2013.
After 2013, the Oklahoma Tax Reduction and Simplification Act proposes further reductions by cutting the remaining income tax an additional quarter point in every year where the state of Oklahoma hits a revenue growth trigger of 5%, eventually eliminating the income tax for every Oklahoman.
"The people of Oklahoma are hungry for real, meaningful tax reform, and we have every intention of coming through for them," said Bingman. "While we have a long road ahead to craft a final bill, I am proud to stand with her [Gov. Fallin] as we fight for lower taxes and less government. Cutting the income tax, and focusing what we do spend on core services like teaching in the classroom, fixing our broken roads, and fighting crime in our communities, is a recipe for jobs and prosperity that Oklahomans deserve."
The Oklahoma Tax Reduction and Simplification Act was included as part of a balanced Executive Budget submitted by Governor Fallin at the beginning of the legislative session. It has a fiscal year impact of $131,984,000 in FY 2013, with a full fiscal year impact of $329,960,000 in subsequent years, according to the Oklahoma Tax Commission.
Fallin said the plan, which cuts approximately $992 million in income taxes, will be paid for in three ways: eliminating approximately $662 million in tax credits and tax deductions, reducing government spending by cutting waste, and utilizing growth revenue that occurs as the result of pro-growth policies. The state also currently has $47.2 million more in available revenue for FY 2013 than was originally predicted.
"Our current tax system is based on outdated income brackets and littered with carve-outs and loopholes," Fallin said. "By eliminating these loopholes, we can lower taxes and create a simpler and fairer tax system. That alone will help to reduce government bureaucracy. The Oklahoma Tax Commission predicts that it will save $300,000 simply from processing fewer and less complicated tax returns."
"Moving forward, we need to continue to eliminate government waste and reduce the size of government," said Fallin. "Many of our agencies can continue to identify ways to operate more efficiently and effectively. Finding those savings is a responsibility we have to our citizens as well as an important step in funding this tax cut plan."
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Summerville held a 14-point lead in the first half of its semi-final playoff game against Sumter and took a 13-point lead into the fourth period, but the Gamecocks rallied to erase both deficits and earn a 28-27 win.
Sumter (9-5) will advance to face Dutch Fork in the Class AAAA, Division 1 state championship game Saturday. Summerville (11-3) was eliminated from the playoffs with the loss.
"Sumter is playing good and has won its last seven games now so I wish them a lot of luck," Summerville coach John McKissick said. "We had them in a hole and should have forced them to punt but we didn't. We played hard so now we just have to forget this. There is going to be adversity in life no matter what you do."
The Green Wave broke a 14-14 tie Friday at Memorial Stadium with a 20-yard pass from Sawyer Bridges to senior receiver Johnston McCurry with 2:08 remaining in the third quarter. Bridges was under pressure when he made the pass and McCurry had to battle a Sumter defensive back to secure the catch.
Summerville forced a Sumter punt and then drove 51 yards to score on a 7-yard run by Chris Felder to take a 27-14 lead in the final minute of the third. However, the PAT kick was low.
Early in the final quarter, Sumter took advantage of a short field to score. Kyjon Tyler caught a short pass and then broke three tackles on a 37-yard TD play.
Summerville played for field possession and pinned the Gamecocks down at their own 5. However, with approximately six minutes remaining Sumter quarterback James Barnes led the Gamecocks up field on a 95-yard scoring drive.
The QB completed two passes to Tyler on the drive and two to Xavion Burson, including a 41-yard TD pass with 1:25 remaining. Among the Green Wave mistakes on the drive were an offsides penalty on fourth-and-3 that resulted in a Sumter first down.
Vince Watkins' PAT kick put the Gamecocks up 28-27. Summerville started its ensuing possession at its own 24 with 1:18 remaining, but the opportunity to set up a potential game-winning field goal was thwarted when Jayln Lewis intercepted Summerville's first-down pass.
Summerville has been a slow-starting team in several games this season but that wasn't the case this week. The Green Wave scored twice in a 10-second period to take a 14-0 lead halfway through the opening quarter.
Summerville quarterback Sawyer Bridges connected with senior receiver William Luck for a 73-yard touchdown pass with 6:17 remaining in the first to open the scoring. After the kickoff return, Summerville defensive back Kevin Dickerson intercepted a Sumter first-down pass and returned it 33 yards into the end zone for a 14-point Green Wave advantage with David Kennedy's second PAT kick.
But Sumter tied the game going into the half with a pair of TD passes to Tyler.
He made a catch off a Summerville deflection for a 30-yard TD on the final play from scrimmage of the first quarter. After Sumter forced Summerville to punt on its next possession, Tyler capped an 81-yard drive by sliding in the end zone and snatching a Barnes' pass just inches before it hit the turf for a 34-yard TD play.
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SV — William Luck 73 pass from Sawyer Bridges (David Kennedy kick)
SV — Kevin Dickinson 33 interception return (Kennedy kick)
ST — Kyjon Tyler 30 pass from James Barnes (Kick failed)
ST — Tyler 34 pass from Barnes (Russell Jenkins pass from Barnes)
SV — Johnston McCurry 20 pass from Bridges (Kennedy kick)
SV — Chris Felder 7 run (kick failed)
ST — Tyler 37 pass from Barnes (Vince Watkins kick)
ST — Xavion Burson 41 pass from Barnes (Watkins kick)
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The American Bar Association's Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section has chosen University of Miami Law Professor Laurence M. Rose, a former Vice Dean of the law school and now Director of its Litigation Skills Program, for the most distinguished award it gives to law professors. Professor Rose, who joins a list of eminent recipients from years past, will be presented with the Robert B. McKay Law Professor Award at the ABA's annual meeting in Chicago in August.
Michael S. Pieciak, a native of Brattleboro, Vt., who graduated from the University of Miami School of Law in 2009, has been appointed campaign manager for Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell, who is seeking an eighth term in office.
Members of Miami's legal community – including faculty and staff from the University of Miami School of Law – gathered Friday to bid farewell to Georgina Rivera de Alfonsin, the 86-year-old mother of Georgina A. Angones, the law school's Assistant Dean for Alumni and Development. Mrs. Alfonsin died on Wednesday.
A panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit issued a precedential ruling this week that granted one of two claims in the case of a Sudanese client of the University of Miami's Immigration Clinic.
In partnership with the Bankruptcy Bar of the Southern District of Florida and the Put Something Back Pro Bono Program, Miami Law will hold the 22nd Annual Bankruptcy Skills Workshop on June 8.
The University of Miami School of Law is preparing to host the First Annual Legal Eagle Closing Competition on June 30.
The University of Miami School of Law's legal and community outreach programs – particularly its highly successful Legal Corps – were at the center of Legal Services of Greater Miami's third annual "Heart of Giving" event on Thursday evening.
James "Tyler" Kirk, who graduated from Miami Law last week with the Class of 2012, wrote the following remarks for his fellow graduates. William P. VanderWyden, Assistant Dean for Professional Development, said Kirk's speech was one of several finalists for the Student Address at the Commencement ceremony on May 12:
In a speech to the spring 2012 graduating class of the University of Miami School of Law, Judge Adalberto Jose Jordán Jr., who presides over the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals, said the law profession is "a noble one, but sometimes you wouldn't know it from seeing how lawyers are perceived."
Nykeah L. Cohen was selected to give the 2012 Commencement Student Address, held at the Bank United Center on May 12, by a committee comprised of her fellow law students, faculty and administrators.
During the academic year now coming to an end, 32 students in the University of Miami School of Law's International Moot Court Program took part in eight competitions around the world. They argued hypothetical cases in places such as Germany, the Netherlands, South Africa and Spain.
For Justin Wales, the future looks rosy. After graduating from a stellar career at Miami Law, he will begin working as an associate at the Russo Appellate Firm in Miami.
One of the attendees at this week's Miami Law graduation ceremony rarely missed a class in all his time at law school – but usually slept through them. Sometimes, he would make unsolicited comments during lectures, punctuated by mid-dream snorts.
When Adam Smith, J.D. '97, has his head in the clouds, he is actually hard at work. As chief legal officer of Terremark Worldwide, he is responsible for managing the day-to-day legal affairs of a company that provides information technology around the globe. When he speaks about cloud computing, network access points and collocation, he sounds more like a computer science engineer than a lawyer.
Col. Lettie J. Bien (Ret), J.D. '86, has surmounted numerous obstacles in her military and civilian careers, but one of her biggest challenges is condensing her resume. She has been told more than once that she should write a book about her life. Another piece of advice she ignored, fortunately, came from her high school career counselor. "She told me to forget about going to college and consider trade school," Bien recalled. "Trade school at that time was cosmetology."
Michelle Dunaj Lucking, who graduated magna cum laude from Miami Law in 1988, has been elected Chair of the Miami-Dade County Commission for Women.
In a recent opinion regarding children's appearances in dependency court proceedings, the Florida Supreme Court adopted parts of a proposed amendment to the Florida Rules of Juvenile Procedure that was written by two law students from the University of Miami.
Quinshawna Landon knew she wanted to be a lawyer "from birth," she says. "My mom said I came out of the womb arguing." Growing up in Harlem, "there was a lot of going to church, doing choir and singing all over the place," but heavenly anthems were not what propelled Landon toward an accomplished education. It was her grandmother, Lizzie Mae Landon.
While some lawyers enjoy sipping a glass of wine at the end of a long day, Mark Tobin, B.B.A. '85, J.D. '88, goes one step further. He actually makes the wine. A seasoned attorney in all matters of eminent domain, Tobin is also the owner of a Long Island vineyard.
The Coral Gables Latin Kiwanis Club plans to honor Miami-Dade Public Defender Carlos J. Martinez, who graduated from Miami Law in 1990, with the organization's highest award at its annual Freedom Awards Gala on May 19. Martinez will receive the Freedom Award for "public service, dedication and commitment to the neediest members of the community," according to Aquiles Solano, Director of the Kiwanis Club of Coral Gables.
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Daily sugar-sweetened beverage habit linked to non-alcoholic fatty liver disease
Drinking sugar-sweetened beverages daily may increase the risk for non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), according to a recent HNRCA study.
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On this episode of Ignition Carlos Lago goes to Portugal to test the new BMW 435i. The replacement for the 3 Series coupe, the 4 Series is wider and much lower than the sedan – in fact, it has the lowest center of gravity of any BMW currently on sale. BMW claims it's substantiated the controversial name change by differentiating the 4′s styling and driving dynamics from the 3. They find out if that's the case, and more, with a drive through the beautiful seaside … CONTINUED
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You've seen them separately, now see them visually compared – the 4 Series versus 3 Series M Sport and M Performance Parts equipped models.
The 4 Series M Sport model can be ordered now and the 4 series M Performance Parts will be released in October-November.
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Many BMW fans have been waiting for the F32 4 Series Coupe [full official details] to arrive. And arrive it has. We have recently driven the 435i Sport Line in Portugal – Lisbon and at the Estoril Track. It was a joy.
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Two generations of BMW coupes side by side – the E46 M3 coupe poses with a 4 Series coupe (in Luxury Line).
In addition to the M Performance 4 Series Coupe on display at the 4 Series international press launch at Estoril track in Lisbon, Portugal, was this 435i M Sport in M Performance trim. Its Estoril Blue II color was totally appropriate as the track day was held at the Estoril Circuit after which this color is named. And while we didn't get to drive the F32 M Sport on the track (shame), we did get to ogle and photograph it.
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The M Performance Power Kit (PPK) for the 435i will yield +32hp / 37lb-ft.
More first drive reviews of the 435i coupe are in, from Top Gear, Autocar and Car Enthusiast.
Here is our fully gallery of the just revealed BMW M Performance Parts for the F32 4 Series Coupe! This model also features the M Performance LSD (limited slip differential).
Edmunds shares their first drive impressions of the F32 435i coupe, most notably giving the electric power steering high marks.
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We've just returned from Lisbon, Portugal, where BMW held its press launch for the BMW 4 Series (our review to come). While you've seen plenty of photos of the 4 Series in M Sport and its separate lines, here is the first look at the upcoming M Performance Parts for the 4 Series. More photos are being uploaded right now, so check back.
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The 4 Series Coupe is starting to make its rounds at dealers and an M Sport model was recently on display at the 2013 Goodwood Festival of Speed.
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I've got one of Greg's Suomi build cd's and it's extremely helpful and gave me a lot more confidence to start my own build.
I've got one of Greg's Suomi build cd's and it's extremely helpful and gave me a lot more confidence to start my own build.
The BATF really liked the Suomi CD and the gun will be on its way to them as soon as I get the bolt back from heat treating at Prexis.Originally Posted by gclark94560
Great CD Greg ! It's easy to navigate and auto runs on a PC. You have to open the index file manually on a Mac, but then it's a snap.
Update - the Clark striker fired Suomi is now BATF approved!
They had zero complaints about the setup. Prexis receiver, Tommerr barrel and bolt modifications and my striker and FCG.
I would like to see this project get going here.
im not sure if Greg is gonna put it up here or not .....
he's got it posted at weaponsguild and since its on a Prexxis set up im pretty sure he's offering it over there.
I will go see it there then.
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see the thread in which i have a semi-suomi concept that has proven. really a hybrid, but pretty cool, anyway.
uh can you simplify that for a redneck? lol
is it a suomi or a hybrid?
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Moncks Corner Kiwanis will host its annual prayer service at First Baptist Church at 8 a.m. on Thursday, May 1.
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Logan is the younger brother and has been in two previous plays with the Manns, A Midsummer Night's Dream and Treasure Island. He is artistic, both visually and musically, and very outgoing. He plays disgraced knight Dickon Malbete, who is hired by the villains to kill King Richard before he can foil their plans.
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A 72-year-old Murrells Inlet man died Sunday - one day after he suffered severe injuries in a condominium fire in Murrells Inlet. Also on Sunday, a Timmonsville woman died in a fire that began early Easter morning in Garden City. The Murrells Inlet fire was reported at 9 a.m. Saturday.
There were four people injured in the fire in the second floor condo at the Riverwood Condominium complex on Lotus Court. Two people jumped from a window to escape the flames. Two others, including the deceased - John Long - were brought out of the condo after firefighters arrived on the scene. Georgetown County Coroner Kenny Johnson said Long died of multi-organ failure at the Augusta Burn Center in Georgia. One other person from the fire is also at the Augusta Burn Center, according to Murrells Inlet/Garden City Fire Rescue Assistant Chief J.R. Haney. The fire was contained to one unit.
"This is a very close knit community. A lot of the residents are original owners here. This particular building, we've known these people for years, as with anything else it's always a shock to people to see something like this happen," said Larry Baine, a property manager for the development told our news partner WBTW-TV 13. "The emotional aspect of it is intense. Obviously this is never good regardless of timing of day, in this particular case it does make it more unfortunate. But we'll handle the situation."
Along with crews from Murrells Inlet-Garden City Fire, firefighters from Horry County Fire Rescue and Midway Fire Rescue helped with the fire.
The Georgetown County Sheriff's Office, South Carolina Law Enforcement Division and Murrells Inlet Garden City Fire Rescue continue to investigate the cause of the blaze. Anyone with information is asked to call police.
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At about 4 a.m. Sunday, firefighters were dispatched to a fire on Calhoun Drive where flames were coming from a raised 3-story beach house.
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Five others were hospitalized because of the fire, said Murrells Inlet Garden City Fire Rescue Asst. Chief J.R. Haney.
Haney said those five jumped out of a window to escape. The fire was contained to one side of the home.
The cause of this fire is also under investigation.
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Thursday, March 7, 2013
A total of 15 Green Wave athletes have qualified for the state strength and speed competition on March 23 at Crestwood High School in Sumter.
The top three finishers in each varsity weight class and the junior varsity winners at last week's Region 1 competition at Stratford High School advanced.
There are a total of 11 weight classes between 140 pounds and heavyweight. The varsity division is made up athletes 16 and over.
They compete in conventional strength events - bench press and squat - and also the broad jump and 40-yard dash.
The top numbers on varsity were turned in by Cane Bay heavyweight Charles Thompson, who combined for 970 pounds combined on bench and squat. He bench pressed 450 and squatted 520.
The fastest 40-yard time was posted by Summerville's Darin Smalls at 4.41 seconds.
Hanahan's Dre Thompson's 119-inch broad jump was the top number in that event.
On JV, Summerville's Jonathan James was the strongest, combining for 710 pounds bench and squat.
Xavier Young's 110-inch jump was top broad jump on JV and West Ashley's Jamel Coardes had the fastest 40 time at 4.45.
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140 – D.J. Gaddist, Summerville; Dre Thompson, Hanahan; Justin Mayfield, West Ashley.
150 – Akeem Lewis, Hanahan; Juwan Wise, West Ashley; Joshua Orr; Summerville.
160 – Mike Powell, Summerville; Jared Terhune, Stratford; Rayquan Ray, West Ashley.
170 – Marlon Washington, Hanahan; Tyreik Faulks, Stratford; Jacerie Ponder, Summerville.
180 – Michael Simmons, Stratford; Travis Bryant, Summerville; Marlin Major, West Ashley.
190 – Jerod Tucker, Summerville; Noah Shuler, Stratford; Adam Blocker, Summerville.
205 – Jordan McArthur, Stratford; Jordan Johnson, Stratford; Darin Smalls, Summerville.
220 – Cecil Smith, Stratford; Latrell Walker, Summerville; Lee Russell, West Ashley.
235 – Darrell Smalls, Summerville; Justin Stanley, James Island; LJ Clark, Summerville.
260 – Jonathan Edwards, Cane Bay; Todd Truesdale, West Ashley; LeAndre Thompson, Summerville.
HW – Charles Thompson, Cane Bay; Henry Pryor, Cane Bay; Grant Wactor, Summerville.
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160 – Xavier Young, Stratford; Dariell Flores, Hanahan; Malik Simmons, Hanahan.
170 – Keenan Simpson, Cane Bay; Quaheim Duffus, Stratford; Reilly Hagan, Summerville.
180 – Anthony Vincelli, West Ashley; Chris Saulters, West Ashley.
190 – Tre Smalls, Hanahan; Devin Brown, Hanahan; Derrick Edwards, West Ashley.
205 – Jordan Domingo, Stratford; Chris Felder, Summerville; Alex Byrd, West Ashley.
220 – Seth Brown, Summerville; Nick White, Stratford; Joseph Mitchell, West Ashley.
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Dr. Melvin Gravely II, a knowledgeable authority on entrepreneurism and minority business development, will be the keynote speaker for the fourth Entrepreneur Experience event, to be held on Wednesday, April 10 from 7:45 - 9:30 a.m. at Kent State University at Stark's University Center, 6000 Frank Avenue NW in Jackson Township.
The Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at Kent State Stark and the Stark Development Board proudly present the Entrepreneur Experience series, which is designed to encourage the professional practices of entrepreneurs at all levels. The proceeds from these events benefit the Small Business Development Center Scholarship Fund.
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What is the Color of Opportunity?: The New Realities of Business and Race
Canton, Ohio native Dr. Melvin Gravely, II is the founder of the Institute for Entrepreneurial Thinking and is currently the president and CEO of TriVersity Construction, the seventh largest commercial builder in the Cincinnati region. The Institute is a think tank focused on improving the results of minority business development efforts. The Institute is nationally known for providing thought leadership and industry-changing research on issues at the intersection of business and race. The Institute is a trusted advisor to chambers of commerce and economic development organizations, major corporations and community leaders across the nation. Gravely is the author of eight books, including The Lost Art of Entrepreneurship, When Black and White Make Green, Getting To The Next Level and his latest, What is the Color of Opportunity?: The New Realities of Business and Race.
After 10 successful years working for a large corporation, he co-founded a civil engineering firm and grew it into a multimillion dollar company. Gravely, an author, speaker and entrepreneur, lectures and writes on various topics related to entrepreneurial thinking and minority business development. He is a frequent guest on radio stations from Los Angeles to New York and has been featured in many national publications, including Black Enterprise magazine, Minorities and Women In Business, Ebony magazine, Entrepreneur magazine and American City Business Journals.
Gravely has a bachelor's degree in computer science and business finance from The University of Mount Union and a master's degree from Kent State University. Gravely's doctorate degree is in business administration and entrepreneurship from The Union Institute and University.
The Entrepreneur Experience registration fee of $20 per person includes breakfast. The first 100 registrants will receive Gravely's latest book, What is the Color of Opportunity?: The New Realities of Business and Race. To register for this event, visit www.cantonsbdc.org. Payment is accepted with MasterCard, Visa or Discover.
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One of the best bits of Christmas (or the holidays, as your preference may be), is having family and friends around in leisure. I mean, nothing is open on Christmas Day, and the morning after Christmas is usually characterized by laziness and sleeping in. We don't do breakfast often in Lolita's house, but when we do there is nothing like a perfect egg sandwich to make the day break better than most. I owe this recipe to one of my oldest friends, T.C., with whom I've lost contact since Bloomingdale Senior High, despite our mutual sentencing to a 3-day suspension for a slam-book in 9th grade. Before that inauspicious day, I spent the night at T's house, and she prepared for me an egg sandwich the likes of which I strive to emulate each time I slap skillet to flame (or eye, as the case may be). I remember her showing me how to brown the butter; how the fry the egg just so's the edges brown before flipping; how to let the cheese melt until it bubbled into greasy crisps at the egg's outer rim. I think of that morning as my first cooking lesson; and although I've tweaked the recipe somewhat in the last 30 years, here I pass the basics on to you.
A Perfect Egg Sandwich
1 egg
2 slices white/wheat sandwich bread
1 tbs butter
3 oz cheddar cheese
2 tbs mayo
sea salt, cracked black pepper
Using a cheese shaver or mandoline, slice the cheddar cheese into wafer/paper thin slices.
Melt your tablespoon of butter over high heat inside an egg ring until foaming, about 2 minutes.
Crack your egg into the ring; fry for 2 minutes, or until the white just barely sets, and the edges start to brown and bubble.
Season with salt and pepper; remove the egg ring.
Using a spatula, or a flick of the wrist, flip the egg.
Layer the thin slices of cheese immediately over the egg; lower the heat to medium low and cook until the edges of cheese are just melted. (It will continue to melt when layered onto the bread.)
Toast the bread in the oven or toaster until lightly browned. Slather both slices with mayo; sprinkle with salt and pepper; transfer the egg/cheese patty to the toast. Slice from corner to corner.
Crispy crunchy toast, gooey cheese, runny yolks, innocent whites, and tangy dressing: the ideal blend of flavors for the perfect breakfast sandwich. 4 basic ingredients, plus a little salt and pepper — heaven's golden white morning lovefest. Thanks, T.C., for the lifelong inspiration. Lolita owes you.


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Don't forget: #QuakesHunt begins at 3:30 p.m. today! The winner receives 4 tickets to #CaliClasico. Stay tuned---> http://t.co/mK3jAiJNL6
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) June 20, 2013
Our ancestors were hunter-gatherers, roaming the earth foraging for nuts, berries and all kinds of weird animal meat that did nothing for their life expectancy rate.
Get your inner hunter-gatherer (minus the loin cloths and facial hair) on today and win big. Keep your eyes glued to @SJEarthquakes Twitter account beginning at 3:30 p.m. for hints that will lead you to the ultimate prize of four tickets to the San Jose Earthquakes vs. LA Galaxy game on June 29 at Standford Stadium.
Hints will be tweeted every 30 minutes until 7 p.m. The clues will lead you to a location in the Bay Area where four tickets to #CaliClasico will be waiting for you.
Get out there and start hunting!
Keep your Tweets close & your map closer. Time to win 4 tickets to #CaliClasico. Stay tuned for clues: http://t.co/x4S0CEDrkc #QuakesHunt
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) June 20, 2013
CLUE 1: This city is the home to a college that has a tree as their logo. http://t.co/VEGEF5uIew #QuakesHunt
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CLUE 2: The name of the street we are located on is a synonym for college. http://t.co/v73bix22T1 #QuakesHunt
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UPDATE: We have a new #QuakesHunt record, folks. Congratulations to our winner @PhillipLuna!
Congrats #QuakesHunt winner @phillipluna! Enjoy your 4 #CaliClasico tix & Skull Candy headset courtesy of @TMobile pic.twitter.com/VEboc1papM
— San Jose Earthquakes (@SJEarthquakes) June 21, 2013
The Quakes new interim head coach Mark Watson will be making the rounds this week to talk about his new gig.
First up, he will join host Jim Kozimor on Yahoo Sports Talk Live today. Tune in to CSN California from 5-6 p.m. PT to hear from the man behind the Quakes first road win of the season.
Watson will also be on Counter Attack on SiriusXM FC with hosts John Harkes and Tony Meola this afternoon around 3 p.m. PT.
Get your voting game on, Quakes fans- it's time to send our guys to the 2013 MLS All-Star Game in Kansas City.
Twitter voting opens at 9 a.m. PT on Thursday and will be open until 8:59 p.m. PT on Friday.
How to vote:
Use #MLSAllStar AND the player's full name or their twitter @handle. Vote for as many players as you want in a single tweet.
Tweet all your want, there is no limit to the number of Twitter votes you can cast.
Example: Jon Busch, Chris Wondolowski, Adam Jahn, Victor Bernardez, Sam Cronin #MLSAllStar
Just to jog your memory- our All-Star candidates are:
Jon Busch
Chris Wondolowski - @ChrisWondo
Adam Jahn - @PillowFeet14
Victor Bernardez
Sam Cronin
Justin Morrow - @jmo_row_15
The weather will be gorgeous this Sunday, so why not spend it outside with a couple of Quakes players?
Ty Harden and Tommy Muller will be at the third annual Packard Summer Scamper benefiting Lucile Packard Children's Hospital.
The race kicks off at 8 a.m. at Sand Hill Fields at Stock Farm and Oak Roads, Stanford University.
Online registration for the 5K, 10K and Kids Fun Run ends at 10:59 p.m. on Thursday but runners can register the day of, beginning at 6:30 a.m.
Run for a good cause and meet Ty and Tommy. We'll see you there!
Quakes fans have a reason to have a little extra pep in their step this week following Saturday's 2-1 win over the Colorado Rapids. It's the beginning of a new era under Mark Watson and with three points in the bag, things appear to be looking up.
The Quakes showed you love on Saturday by putting on a good show and bringing home a win, now return the favor by voting for them for a plethora of honors.
- Vote Quakes for MLS All-Star: Wondo's currently leading the fan vote, let's keep him there!
- Vote Lenny for MLS Goal of the Week
- Vote Busch for MLS Save of the Week
Tonight's U.S. vs. Honduras World Cup Qualifier is a must-watch for fans of both nations. The U.S. has the upper hand in this one as they sit pretty in first place in the CONCACAF Hex. They're on a bit of a hot streak, having won their previous three matches. The U.S. will also have a coveted home field advantage and are expecting a packed crowd at Rio Tinto Stadium in Salt Lake City.
Honduras sits in fourth place in the Hex and are missing key players due to injury. Regardless, the Catarachos are not to be ruled out- the last time the two sides met, Honduras handed the U.S. an ugly 2-1 loss in February. Honduras is also the last nation to beat the U.S. at home- defeating them 3-2 back in September of 2001.
Honduras features two Quakes players, midfielder Marvin Chavez and defender Victor Bernardez. Look for Chaves to clock some minutes for Los Catarachos but Bernardez will be sitting this one out due to yellow card accumulation.
Kickoff is at 6 p.m. PT. Catch the game on ESPN or UniMas or head to one of the Quakes Preferred Pub Sponsors.
Staying in on Fridays just got a lot cooler. This Friday, NBC Sports Network will debut MLS Insider, a new weekly show featuring in-depth stories on players, supporters' groups and all things MLS.
Tune in to NBC Sports Network at 4:30 p.m. PT on Friday for the premiere. The episode will feature segments on New York Red Bulls star Tim Cahill, recently signed LA Galaxy player Robbie Rogers and the Philadelphia Union supporters group, the Sons of Ben.
The program is produced by Hock Films, primarily known for their three critically acclaimed documentaries for ESPN Films' 30 for 30 series. Jonathan Hock, the mastermind behind Hock Films, has some serious filmmaking chops with eight Emmy Awards to his name. Expect more than just a highlights show as MLS Insider takes you behind the scenes of one of the most innovative and exciting soccer leagues out there.
Kick off your Friday night right or set your DVR and get ready for MLS on TV like you've never seen before.
Quakes goalkeeper Jon Busch put in a stellar performance in Saturday's 2-1 win over the Colorado Rapids (vote now for MLS Save of the Week). His six clutch saves propelled the 2008 MLS Goalkeeper of the Year to the top spot of the Castrol Index for Week 16.
The Castrol Index is calculated by a player's individual contributions in a game, determined by their positive and negative impact in their zone on the pitch. In Busch's case, his score was high based on the number of saves he made and his positive contribution in goal.
Check out the goals and saves that handed the Quakes their first road win of the season:
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