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Benjamin Walter Taylor Murray, 24, 1313 E. Watauga Avenue, entered into rest early Saturday morning, November 16, 2013, following a brief illness.
Ben was a graduate of Science Hill High School, where he excelled and lettered in Varsity football and wrestling. He was a student at Northeast State Community College, studying History. Ben was an avid reader, played cello, and enjoyed cooking.
"Big Ben" possessed a gentle spirit, warm personality, and easily made friends with those who came into contact with him. He will be remembered for his easy-going, comical nature and infectious smile.
Ben was preceded in death by his father, James C. Murray, Jr., Paternal grandparents James C. Murray, Sr., G. Elnora Brady, Rev. G. Walter Brady; Maternal grandparents Glen and Peggy Greer.
Ben leaves to cherish his memories his mother, Glenda Greer Murray; brothers Phillip Lee Taylor and James Robert Murray (Jen); sisters Charmaine Daniels, Brianne Murray, and Jasmine Murray Potter, all of Johnson City; and many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Funeral Services will be held at 7:00 pm on Thursday, November 21st at Bethel Christian Church, 701 Depot St., Jonesborough, TN. Rev. Vincent Dial, Pastor. The family will receive friends prior to the services from 5:30pm-7:00pm at the church.
Graveside services will be held at 11:00 am on Friday November 22nd at Monte Vista Memorial Park, 1900 Oakland Avenue Johnson City, TN. The family will also receive friends until the day of the services at 1313 E. Watauga Ave in Johnson City.
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Carolyn Thomas, of Antlers, was recently inducted into the LRCA (Louisiana Rodeo Cowboys Association) Hall of Fame. Thomas made the LRCA Finals every year from 1969 - 1989 and was named the average winner at the finals twice. She was also the barrel racing director for two terms.
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Northridge, Calif. – Get ready. Matador Basketball jusst around corner.
The 2012-13 Cal State Northridge men's basketball varsity has started practice in preparation for the Nov. 9 season opener vs Pepperdine at The Matadome.
Eighteen players comprise the roster that includes the return of its three top scorers (Stephan Hicks, Josh Greene, Stephen Maxwell) and its top two rebounders (Hicks and Maxwell). Hicks (6-5, 190, Guard/Forward, RS Sophomore) gained Big West Freshman of the Year honors in 2011-12 based on his 15.1 points and 7.1 rebounds per game average. Greene (6-0, 180, Guard, Junior) averaged 12.4 ppg. Hicks and Greene gained Honorable Mention All-Big West Conference honors last year.
Maxwell (6-7, 220, Forward, Sophomore) will also be a pivotal figure in the team's success this year. Maxwell averaged 8.6 points and 6.4 rebounds per game.
This will again be a young team. There are NO seniors. Seven players are either true freshman or redshirt freshman.
The 55th season of Cal State Northridge men's basketball promises to be just as competitive and exciting as the previous 54 years. Three Pac-12 Conference teams (UCLA, Arizona State, Utah), a game at Brigham Young (BYU), and the addition of Hawai'i to the Big West Conference calendar are just a few of the highly competitive games that are on the 2012-13 CSUN docket.
In all, Cal State Northridge will host 13 regular season home games at the newly refurbished Matadome. New baskets and shot clocks have been installed as well as new press row tables, video display boards, a scoreboard above center court, and wall graphics. With a brand new floor and a redesigned court, the Matadome has received a dramatic overhaul just in time for the 50th anniversary of the first home game played in the facility this November.
The Big West Tournament is slated for March 14-16 at the Honda Center in Anaheim.
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Cal State Northridge has played 1,484 games since the start of the basketball program in 1958-59 … CSUN opens the 2012-13 season at home against Pepperdine on Nov. 9 (7:30 p.m.) … The Matadors played their first on-campus home game (then called Matador Gymnasium) on Nov. 30, 1962 against the Waves … Cal State Northridge will play three Pac-12 teams in 2012-13 and each of those games will be televised live on the Pac-12 Networks … The hoops game at UCLA on Nov. 28 will be televised at 9:00 pm; the Dec. 8 game at Arizona State will be televised at 11:00 am and the Dec. 21 game at Utah will be televised at 7:30 pm. … Season Tickets are now on sale for as little as $100 … Contact the Associated Students Tickets Office or CSUN Athletics at 818-677-2488 …


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Secondly, you will need scooters. You will need one scooter per player. The game is most fun with 4+ players. Two forwards, two goalies. Finally, you will need a goal. You can use anything that will catch or stop the ball when you shoot at it. I just used a cooler and two pieces of wood. Yes, things that simple can be used as a goal.
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Very interesting feedback in the last two weeks, in response to the column on Chiz Escudero and Andres Bonifacio, moves me to revisit the topic. Instead of worrying the definition of "ilustrado" again, however, I would like to discuss the class composition of the Katipunan—and argue that somebody like Vice President Jojo Binay would have fit right in.
I am sure I am not the only one to wonder, reading the standard accounts of the Philippine Revolution, about Pio Valenzuela, the medical doctor, co-founder and Katipunan emissary to the exiled Rizal. What was someone like him doing in a revolutionary organization described (by the fecund Isabelo de los Reyes) as "a plebeian association" consisting of the "pobres y ignorantes" or (by the influential Teodoro Agoncillo) as "a commoners' society" made up of "the unlettered masses." Continue reading


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A collaborative effort between the Sheriff's Office, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and Assistant State Attorney Robert Elmore helped lead to a Holt man's indictment in connection with an unsolved Okaloosa murder that dates back to October 1981.
Leonard "Buddy" Phelps of Niceville was killed Oct. 2, 1981, outside his business, Phelps Brothers Boat Works on John Sims Parkway. He had been beaten with a shovel and shot.
Jackie Long, 55, of Holt — in custody in Alabama on unrelated charges of attempted murder, robbery and burglary — was indicted Tuesday in Phelps' killing, according to the State Attorney's Office.
He now faces charges in Okaloosa County on first-degree premeditated murder and/or first-degree felony murder.
In addition to their other duties, OCSO investigators have continued working on cold case murders, hoping new technologies or new relationships could provide evidence needed to bring justice to victims and families.
Prior to this latest indictment, their efforts led to resolutions in four cold case murders in the last three years; those include the deaths of Catherine Ainsworth in 1975, Donald Tidwell in 1985, Pluma Bell Sanford in 1987 and Ulai Sookruetai in 1988.
In the Phelps case, investigators put fresh eyes on the complex case and continued to dig and prod to no avail.
The Phelps murder got renewed emphasis around 2008.
Investigator Mike Irwin says the investigation ultimately took investigators to four states and involved multiple agencies. Their work eventually led to indictments in two other unsolved cold cases in the state of Alabama.
The case, however, remains active.
"The Phelps murder investigation is not over and we anticipate it will continue to progress," Irwin said.
"The persistence and partnerships between Investigator Mike Irwin, the FDLE, State Attorney's Office, and Alabama District Attorney Walt Merrill have brought news that some family and friends had waited many years to hear," Sheriff Larry Ashley said. "I want to publicly thank those partners for their assistance and dedication as we move forward in pursuing justice."


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A Geocaching Adventure
I'm at the Iroquois Chapter Unitarian Universalist Minister's Retreat that is held at the end of October at the White Eagle Conference Center near Hamilton, New York. One of my colleagues, the Rev. Craig Schwalenberg, who was just installed as the UU minister in Oneonta, NY, told us about the exciting adventure of looking for […] [Read More]
To Be Born or Not To Be Born: That is the Question
On Columbus Day, I did a memorial service for Annie, a 57-year-old unwanted child with Down syndrome. Linda, her younger sister, called me and asked if I'd be willing to do the service. The two of them were unwanted by their mother who had them out of wedlock, later in life, after having a large […] [Read More]


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How familiar are you with the Opportunity To Dance Tax & the new state bill, SB5613, that's looking to abolish it? If you're not, there's a great primer about it over at Seattle Met, or you might have caught this Seattle Weekly article or some of the ongoing coverage in the Stranger.
In short, the Opportunity To Dance Tax was put in place Washington State Department of Revenue in the 1980s as a tax on aerobics and jazzercise studios. But the Dept. of Revenue has been charging this tax in seemingly arbitrary ways—they hit the Century Ballroom & the Tractor Tavern recently, suggesting that they provide the "opportunity to dance" because they provide live music & a floor. No matter that each venue had been told in the past that this tax did not apply to them. And when the Washington Department of Revenue comes collecting, they collect retroactively, sometimes for hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Vera has a few compelling reasons to put our voice out there & rally our community to back SB5613. First, the Department of Revenue could come for us—and they could come for 12 years of presumed back taxes. Second, it's directly relevant to lots of our friends & partners, so we'd be showing our support for them. The bill has already been backed by the Washington State Arts Alliance, the Seattle Nightlife and Music Association, Seattle Theater Group, and The Recording Academy. And third, it's Vera fighting restrictions to Seattle's music community—a major part of our history & mission.
1. The bill is awaiting vote in Olympia right now, so you can register your personal support of the bill at this Arts Alliance link.
2. You can encourage your people all over Washington State (your friends, your family, your communities) to show their support at the link above, but also call their state senators & representatives. Social networking is encouraged!
3. While we wait for the vote to go through, the Century Ballroom is holding a free, all-ages Dance-In in Olympia on Monday, April 1st. You can sign up & join them there!


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James Vincent McMorrow is an Irish singer-songwriter from Dublin, Ireland. McMorrow began performing under his own name in 2007, releasing an EP entitled The Sparrow and the Wolf in 2008. His debut album, Early in the Morning, was released in February 2010 via Believe Recordings in Ireland. The album's momentum was initially slow, but the use of one of the album's songs on Grey's Anatomy sparked interest in the US and in Europe.
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Summer was always thought of as the time for sunny days at the beach, BBQs and bonfires. But these days most American adults equate summer with financial anxiety, according to a recent telephone survey conducted for the AICPA by Harris Poll.
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This is the time of year when one man's work is widely - if indirectly - celebrated. His name used to be hugely famous, but nowadays, it draws blank stares, even from people who know that work. E.T.A. Hoffman, who lived from 1776 to 1822 in the Kingdom of Prussia, was responsible for a work that is a staple the holiday season, the original author of The Nutcracker. You can read more about the story, which aired last Christmas, here.


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Nog has struggled against wrestlers the last little while and Cormier is better then any of the guys he's had issues with. As long as Cormier can avoid the sweeps it's a an easy match for him.
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Overall Record: 9-25 (4-8 Patriot League)
Last Week: 1-5
Scoreboard: Holy Cross 10, Siena 3, Worcester, Mass., 4/13
Siena 2, Holy Cross 1, Worcester, Mass., 4/13
Army 5, Holy Cross 4, West Point, N.Y., 4/17
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Schedule: Thursday, April 22, vs. Central Connecticut (DH), New Britain, Conn., 3:00 p.m./5:00 p.m.
Saturday, April 24, vs. Lafayette (DH), Worcester, Mass., 12:00 p.m./2:00 p.m.
Sunday, April 25, vs. Lafayette (DH), Worcester, Mass., 12:00 p.m./2:00 p.m.
- The Crusaders (9-25 overall, 4-8 Patriot League) will travel to Central Connecticut for their last mid-week road trip of the season on Thursday, April 22, before hosting Lafayette in a four-game Patriot League series at Freshman Field on April 24-25.
- The Blue Devils (15-23 overall) split a doubleheader with Northeast Conference opponent Robert Morris on Sunday, April 18 to move to 6-6 in conference action. Central Connecticut split with common opponent Siena on April 5 and swept Bryant on April 10. The Blue Devils own a team batting average of .256 and a team ERA of 5.51.
- Last season, Holy Cross picked up its 13th win of the season against Central Connecticut at Freshman Field. The Crusaders played the Blue Devils in the final two games of the season, dropping game one, 4-1, and winning game two 10-2.
- Lafayette (13-26 overall) will play at St. Joseph's on Wednesday, April 21 before traveling to Worcester on Saturday-Sunday, April 24-25. The Leopards went 1-3 in Patriot League action against Lehigh on April 17-18 to 2-10 in league action. Lafayette's only other league win came against Bucknell on April 11. The Leopards win on April 11 ended a 10-game losing skid that began with a four-game sweep at Army.
- Holy Cross owns a 21-17 record over the Leopards in the last 10 seasons, including a 3-1 record against Lafayette last season. In the four-game series at Metzgar Field in Easton, Pa. a year ago, Holy Cross scored 11 runs on 37 hits to win the series.
- The Crusaders' .289 team batting average ranks third in the Patriot League, while the Leopards' .258 team batting average is sixth. Holy Cross has scored 141 runs on 269 hits, while Lafayette has scored 138 runs on 157 hits.
- The Leopards and the Crusaders own the bottom two ERA's in the league, with Lafayette recording an ERA of 4.81 and Holy Cross an ERA of 5.25. In 244.1 innings pitched, Lafayette pitchers have given up 309 hits and 168 earned runs. In 225.1 innings pitched, Holy Cross pitchers have allowed 323 hits and 169 earned runs.
- Junior Erin Fleming (Townsend, Mass.) set a new Holy Cross single-season home run record when she hit her sixth and seventh home runs of the season against Army last weekend. Fleming homered to centerfield in the first game of the series to break the record and then added one more with a home run to centerfield in the final game of the series. Fleming's seven home runs rank third in the Patriot League.
- Fleming leads the Crusaders with 26 RBI thus far this season which ranks second in the Holy Cross single-season record books. Michelle Fagnant holds the record with 28 RBI in 1991.
- Junior Caitlin Belanger (Fall River, Mass.) stole six bases in six games last week to tie the Holy Cross single-season stolen base record of 18 set by Jamie Olenoski in 1998. For her career, Belanger has stolen 28 bases. Belanger's 18 stolen bases lead the Patriot League and Holy Cross leads the league with 74.
- Senior Amanda Audette (New Bedford, Mass.) hit her 10th and 11th double of the season last weekend against Army. Audette's 11 doubles are tied for fifth on the Holy Cross single-season record list and rank fourth in the Patriot League.
- Freshman Sam Fregenti (Melville, N.Y.) is second in the Patriot League with a .654 slugging percentage. Fregenti has recorded 51 total bases in 78 at bats so far this season.


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In preseason, boundless optimism takes full expression. As the great sportswriter Jim Murray once said about baseball's spring training, "It's March. Everybody wins the pennant. Every pitcher is Cy Young. Every batter is Ty Cobb."
And the same is certainly applicable to football. Concerns are brushed aside and discounted, and confidence bubbles to the surface. Talking to the players and Tim Murphy over the past few weeks, enthusiasm reigned. One player told me that Collier Winters was surprising even the secondary coaches with his accuracy. Murphy expressed deep confidence in a Collin Zych-less secondary and thought that Treavor Scales, more so than his Ivy League MVP predecessor, could pull off those highlight-reel runs. And of course, no one would be able to stop Josue Ortiz.
But in the first game, always in that first game, optimism meets and is tempered by its cold enemy reality. The same was true for the Harvard Crimson Saturday afternoon in a tough 30-22 loss.
Winters, while accurate for parts of the game, threw two picks, and completed just over 50 percent of his passes in the final three quarters. The secondary made some serious gaffes, and a blown coverage allowed for a 68-yard touchdown. Scales' longest run was just nine yards, and Ortiz only recorded two tackles.
Perhaps Murphy summed it up best. When asked about the positive takeaways from the contest, he quipped, "It wasn't a league game."
But it's not fair to dismiss the contest entirely: there were some mitigating factors. Ortiz was double-teamed all game long and dealt with some pretty serious holding (and even so, he made one of those how-did-he-just-do-that tackles in the fourth quarter when he essentially outran the Holy Cross running back). The Crusaders blitzed like crazy, making the run less of an option and taking Scales out of the picture. That forced Harvard to go to the air 41 times.
And of course—most importantly—it was Harvard's first game.
In my book, there are two broad categories of losses. The first: the other team was better—a lot better. Not a whole lot you can do about those.
The second: the teams were equally matched, maybe we were even a little better, but we didn't execute. And the other team played well too, I guess.
Luckily for the Crimson, Saturday's loss falls into the second category, thanks in large part to the rust that comes with the first game. If two plays had turned out differently—if Harvard hadn't dropped a punt and Winters hadn't thrown that pick-six—the scoreboard at the end of the game just as well might have read, "Harvard 24, Holy Cross 20."
So for that reason, Harvard football fans can take a sigh of relief. Their team has the talent to keep up with anyone. I think that's clear. Furthermore, one of the biggest question marks coming into the season—the offensive line—played quite well and gave Winters ample time in the pocket.
But regardless of the outcome, Harvard has its work cut out over the next four days, when the Brown Bears roll up to Harvard Stadium and the real season begins.
Because the Crimson, some of the time, just looked sloppy. Too many false starts from that young offensive line. Too many missed tackles by the defense, in addition to that blown coverage. A dropped punt. Harvard players bumping into each other. And not enough pressure on that Holy Cross quarterback. Overall, after a stellar first 16 minutes for the Crimson, Holy Cross outscored Harvard, 27-8.
Mind you, this was against a Crusaders team that had already played twice this season. It had a chance to work out some kinks and was playing at full-throttle yesterday.
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Julius Nyang'oro, former chairman of African and Afro-American studies at UNC-Chapel Hill, will plead not guilty to fraud and vigorously fight the accusations against him, his attorney said Tuesday.
Nyang'oro was indicted Monday by an Orange County Grand Jury for allegedly accepting $12,000 for classes that weren't held.
He surrendered to authorities Tuesday morning and was released on $30,000 bond.
Tuesday afternoon, Nyang'oro appeared in Orange County District Court, where his next court date was set for Dec. 17.
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"He's going to contest these charges and will enter a plea of not guilty," Thomas said after the hearing. "There's been one side of the story that's been put forth in the press, but he's going to have an opportunity to present his side in court."
Nyang'oro, 59, resigned in August as chairman of the department, which was at the center of an investigation into academic fraud involving UNC football players.
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Woodall said one more person might be indicted in January in connection with the case. He said the person is not a current UNC employee.
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Carson Daly and Ryan Seacrest will battle it out in the ratings on New Year's Eve – but they're not battling to replace Dick Clark, Daly says.
"Dick Clark is a huge inspiration for the huge success he's achieved," Daly told the Los Angeles Times. "But that's where I stop. The world is changing. I'm young; I have my own thoughts as a producer. I'm not trying to keep his tradition. I'm trying to do my own."
Daly, 33, will host NBC's New Year's Eve With Carson Daly on Sunday; Seacrest, 32, will present ABC's Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve.
Clark, 77, suffered a debilitating stroke in 2004, but he made a brief appearance last year on New Year's Rockin' Eve and will do so again this year.
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NEW DELHI (TrustLaw) - A 24-year-old woman in northern India is recovering from serious burn injuries after she was gangraped and then set ablaze by her abusers when she threatened to inform the police, local news channel NDTV reported on Monday.
According to the report, the young woman was walking to the market on Sunday when she was abducted by four men in the Fatehpur district of India's Uttar Pradesh state.
The men took her to a house and raped her overnight. When she threatened to tell the police, they poured kerosene over her and set her alight before escaping.
"They kept me there all night. Then in the morning at 5 a.m., they set me on fire because I was going to expose the truth," the victim, whose face was blurred by the channel to maintain anonymity, was quoted as saying.
The woman is currently in a critical condition in the hospital, said the report, adding that she had sustained seventy-five percent burns.
The victim's brother has filed a complaint with local police, who said they had so far arrested one of the four men.
In conservative and largely patriarchal India, women face a barrage of threats ranging from forced marriage and dowry murders to human trafficking, domestic violence, "honor killings" and abduction as well as rape and sexual harassment.
Rape cases in India increased by 3.6 percent to 22,172 in 2010 from 21,397 cases the previous year, according to latest figures from the National Crime Records Bureau.
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All Blacks legend Bob Scott, hailed as "the complete fullback", died in his North Island home early Friday aged 91, the New Zealand Rugby Union said.
Scott played for the All Blacks 54 times between 1946 and 1954, including 17 Tests, and his attacking play was credited with helping revolutionise the No.15's role.
"It is with great sadness we announce the passing of Bob Scott who was the oldest living All Black," NZRU chairman Mike Eagle said.
"Bob was a much admired player, regarded by many as the complete fullback who played the game with passion and courage."
Wellington-born Scott's international career was delayed by World War II, when he served in Italy and was a member of a New Zealand Army military team that toured Britain after the war.
He made his All Blacks debut in 1946 aged 25.
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There is a special place in hell for people who do things like this.
allrnutn~~I bow to your extreme knowledge---NOT!
It will be interesting to see what DarthVisor's game plan is Saturday.
conrad~~nobody has spoiled my day. Takes more than Auburn crap to do that. It's only a game, goodness!! People are on here calling others names and insulting each other when you have no clue who you are insulting. It's silly and childish. If Cecil Newton is guilty of anything, it will all come out. Right now, to me, and this is my opinion, he's a horrible father who has embarrassed his son.
I think a lot more 'crap' will come out here in the next few weeks regarding Cecil Newton and the money trail. My son (who is an Auburn fan, heaven help me, lol) said Cam's uncle was also involved. is this true? I did not hear that...
"Let us judge the kids by the parents. If the parents are crooks then their children must be.So, Mark Ingram Jr. is a crook because his dad is a thief and he must of known what his parents are doing at all times."
Ingram's dad wasn't prostituting him. I hope Cam did not know, I truly do. I also hope his father pays for what he did to his son, because this really has got to hurt him.
walmart~~opinions are like aS#$holes---you of all should know that. And if I am the only biased one here on this board, it would be a miracle.
I think it would be amazing if Cecil did all this without Cam knowing, just my opinion. I have said over and over and will keep saying that it is a shame that a parent would do that to his child. I certainly would hope he did not. But it looks like he did and it's a horrible thing for a parent to do to his child.
Walmart~~he still is under a gag order. The FBI is not finished investigating. The family attorney told him not to talk. As for Cam is innocent, he very well may be...but I doubt very seriously he is totally innocent. I think his father deserves prison though for doing this to his son.
Sorry 'walmart special', Thayer didn't "smer' anyone. He reported just like everyone else. All I'm saying is none of the people who reported this are at fault. Only his father. And Cecil owes Cam a HUGE apology ----IF Cam is innocent in all this. It's horrible for a parent to do something like this to their child.
"They were hiding behind "the job" and reporting allegations and inuendo as if they were facts. This is a student athlete and was smeared because of reporters personal bias or agenda. "
No, this was NEWS and still is. He was not smeared, the story was told as it unfolded. If anyone damaged Cam, it is his father.
"Believe there is a difference between reporting the news and reporting rumors, regarding Cam specifically, but wouldn't want to spit hairs with you"
~It's not rumors, it's fact. The article says violations were committed. Of course, you are looking thru orange and blue colored glasses, just as I look thru crimson colored glasses. In the end, the only one who owes Cam an apology or who did Cam wrong is his own father.
"Thayer Smith of Fox Sports, Joe Biddle of The Tennessean, ESPN, and MSU owe Cam Newton and Auburn an apology!"
WHY? For doing their job and reporting the news? Get real. You got good news and he is eligible to play in the SEC game. His father is still a crook and is basically banned. IF it is proven that Cam knew nothing of any of this, the only one who should apologize to Cam Newton is CECIL NEWTON.
I am just LOVING the proof of hypocrisy here. All these insults: toothless nation, buy Stabler another round, dead whiskey drinker....these are the SAME people demanding an apology for songs played at Bryant Denney! Proof of the old adage: "Give 'em enough rope..."
None of this came from Bama. This all started at Miss. State. it will be interesting to see if THEY get into some trouble now.
the same thing was said of Antonio Langham in 1993--Bama complied, cooperated, etc. Look what happened. Same for the text book issue--complied, self reported, etc. Look what happened. They said it was over, but continued to investigate. The big thing here is NOT Auburn potentially getting sanctions. I think the big thing will be whether or not Mr. Newton serves jail time. It's a crying shame he did this to his son. He's a very talented ball player. However, I STILL do not think he was in the dark on this. We will see.
By the way...whoever it was that said "let the Bammer envy begin" needs to realize that you must have something one wants before it's envied.
"why do bama fans care so much about Auburn? someone please answer. fair question"
For the same reason Auburn fans care so much about Bama. Check out other posts on Bama articles. Come on people, it's a game! The investigation is not over, Cecil is basically banned and Cam is elligible to play. They are not done investigating and the FBI is involved. I for one think it would be great to have Auburn win a Nat'l Champ and Cam the Heisman so we can make history in this state with back to back years of Nat'l Champ and Heisman, but not this way. Roll Tide.
People--it's NOT OVER! Just for now he can play. The FBI is still involved. His father is basically banned from games, in layman's terms. They are STILL investigating.
They concluded that there WAS a violation by his father, but no evidence that AUBURN knew of it or evidence that he played while ineligible. that is why Auburn declared him ineligible MONDAY. They applied for reinstatement to the NCAA and got it. It is a formality. His father is limited in access to athletics at Auburn and Miss. State. RIGHT NOW Cam is elligible. They are STILL investigating.
No, it's not over. It's never over with the NCAA. They have limited access to Cecil Newton and Miss. State disassociated themselves from him. The investigation continues, just right now, they have found no violations. However, his father is a different story...
If it is true that the person fired had permission from a full-time 'higher-up' to play the songs, then I seriously hope the fired employee fights this. That is not fair to him/her to take the fall for it. The higher-up who approved the music should be the one disciplined, not the fired employee.


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Yeah- she can complain about the cost of pensions, but what's she doing is a gib political payback favor to both DeMore and Laguzza. They both would've lost their seats (Republicans nominated another person to run instead of DeMore and the Legislator redistricted Laguzza's seat to push him out) and for being her servants she rewards them!
POUR driving conditions? This is why a human being needs to proof read before posting and not rely on spell check!
I don't think it's fair that local retailers are basically serving as "showrooms" for online businesses. One of the reasons that on-line is cheaper is because they use employees in other countries and pay no corporate taxes. This is how the 1% gets richer people! Yes- your individual actions do affect the rest of us. Buy local!
Uh-oh! The Superintendent of Schools doesn't understand spiraling curriculum? It is not only appropriate but preferrable to teach an initial concept in elementary school, revisit it in middle school and then refine the topic in high school. While I agree that a more defined curriculum would be beneficial that's not a fault of the teachers, but the administration.
(See article on new teacher evaluations)
So when it comes to doctors we shouldn't use this quantitative data to make them accountable but it's ok to rate teachers with similar types of data (STUDENT test results?) And teachers' don't get to "dismiss" any students!
I so agree! However what gives me an even bigger headache is that fact that the SU team doesn't take the field for the National Anthem!! Are they and theirs "too good" to support this country?
You may enjoy Toledo now since you're new and you're right the property taxes are lower. But just wait until you start paying the fees- the NON TAX DEDUCTIBLE fees- car registration, emissions test, school fees (yup- even at public schools - as much as $300 per child,) dog license ($64/year last time I checked,) garbage collection, etc. You will soon realize that the weather may be better but overall financially, not so much!
cp16- you're wrong. In NYS (and most others) you do NOT have to label if the cows who produced the milk have been given growth hormones. According to the Health Dept., there is no difference in the milk.
As a consumer, you can look for brands that voluntarily list that they do not use the hormones (Bryne Dairy has a line of milk promoted like this.) The only way though to assure that you're not drinking milk from cows given HGH is to buy organic.
I can't believe that I missed having to read this article by one day! Yesterday morning I was staying at the Marriott in Chester, NY and the Wall Street Journal was delivered to my room. They missed this important news.
Actually I think the state should get 50% not just 28! This Corp was awarded a contract that yes- pays their rent and utilities- and allows them to operate with very few overhead costs. Remember, their advertising is also paid for and they have quite a captive audience. This of course is what people want right, private businesses contract with the state and that equals smaller government?
Sadly- I cannot join your in your "speak highly of Aldi" parade. As a resident of Tully, I am disappointed with their corporate measures which include continually grieving their tax assessment and more importantly refusing to open an outlet in the town of Tully- which has no grocery store- despite favorable conditions offered by the Town Board - including a tax break deal!
This whole situation is tragic and not being there none of us know the whole situation, however you are incorrect about this crosswalk- there is a traffic light that controls it- thus meaning that the pedestrian MUST follow the traffic signal. The way you make it out that means that anyone, anytime could just step into the crosswalk and halt 2 lanes of traffic- not true. The crosswalk at Crouse is not traffic light controlled and thus it is the driver who must yield to the pedestrian.
I agree - it's a LOT of money for the Superintendent but your point about the Board members is totally wrong-
THEY ARE ALL VOLUNTEERS- it is illegal in the State of New York to pay school board members
Dear Mr. Simon,
Not that I would ever shop in one of your stores (due to your poor treatment of your employees) but since you're a global leader in trends for all retail (and you mentioned you're already seeing it), here's a suggestion: Stock the store for the season we're in, for the climate we're in. I and many others are tired of bathing suits being rolled out and sale priced in March when we don't need them until June at the earliest and the same is true of the Halloween candy that's been sitting on shelves for 6 weeks already with 6 weeks to go. Do I need my kids seeing it when we're doing our back to school shopping in August? And speaking of which, I, as a substitute teacher was really defeated to see Back to School sales in flyers starting the week of July 4th- heck, we in New York State had only been out of school one week by then! Why does everything have to have national coverage? And one more rant- who on earth wants Easter/Spring dresses that are sleeveless for a March date in Upstate New York?! And just forget about buying a sweater by then because all the "winter" stuff is sale priced and leaving the stores despite the fact that we'll need it for another 2 months. Just a thought for us that live day to day.
As a teacher I have a few questions for Ms. Miner
If SIX banks have refused to offer financing without changes to the lease, Ms. Miner, perhaps the city should consider looking at some revisions?!!!
While I understand that you have the city's interests at heart and it would probably lower the revenue of the deal, isn't less money better than no money? And isn't it better that the vacant SDC get usage instead of sitting empty and becoming more of an eyesore? And since we know that it's a safe, pretty reasonable place (i.e. only slight renovations needed as opposed to other sites) for the school district to house children shouldn't we be ENCOURAGING this deal?
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There used to be a Save-a-Lot in the plaza next to Green Hills- before Aldi's built their new store on Salina Street. I used to LOVE Save-a-Lot because it offered a larger selection than Aldi's and was an especially great place to shop when getting "bulk foods" ready for my Girl Scout Troop's camping adventures. Maybe they'd be willing to look at small towns like Lafayette that Aldi's won't?
Sean- I understand your frustration with the shake problem but am glad you understand the attitude of the service-industry workers due to their poor working conditions. How though, do you explain the actions of the customers themselves who treat the workers like non-humans? I am so tired of seeing customers in a large, customer friendly grocery store, treat the cashiers as non-humans. One day I could see the concern of the young cashier- who was trying to ask for ID from the grocery and beer buying customer who was talking on her cell phone. The fifty-something aged customer ignored his requests 3 times, which were loud enough for me, behind her to hear. When I gently tapped this person on the shoulder and pointed out the cashier couldn't finish her order without the ID, she told me to "back-off, I'm busy here" and then proceeded to say to the cashier "can't you see I'm old enough to buy beer." When the cashier explained that it was his job
to ask, she said very loudly into her phone "hold on, the stupid cashier needs my ID because I'm SO YOUNG!" She completed her transaction without saying another word to the cashier, who did thank her when he handed over the receipt. When it was my turn, I told the cashier I felt bad that the previous customer was so rude and his reply was "Oh, her? That was nothing compared to how some people act." He wasn't even phased by it! He, at about age 19, has already become resigned to the fact the service-industry workers- even in well run facilities- are treated as non-humans. How will be ever change behaviors if such young people find it acceptable?
This makes perfect sense! Now the athletes the school districts are protecting while cutting academic programs will have a fancy new gym to play in!
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