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ClarkBlackmanFounder andpresident, AlphaWealth StrategiesBlackman carries an im-pressive wealth servicesresume into his post as chair of the institute'sPFP Executive Committee, where he will helpset the institute's financial planning strate-gies and agenda, and roll it out to the mem-bership.
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Jim BourkePartner,WithumSmith+BrownRare is the accounting-focused technology eventor discussion that doesn'tinvolve Bourke, whether asa participant or a frequently cited expert. Hehas moved far beyond the partner role at hisfirm, championing the CITP credential, aswell as technologies that he strongly believesfirms of all sizes need to take advantage of. Heplans to continue this knowledge sharing asthe incoming chairman of the AICPA's Tech+Committee.
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leader, WithumSmith+Brown; joined, 1987.
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One of Busny's first duties
as the AAM president-elect
was to announce the new
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As chairman of the House's
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China Management Corp., 2006-2009; Central Region managing partner and senior leadership team,
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Well… my poor blog has been pretty neglected lately! We just got back from being in Melbourne for Rob's brothers wedding. I have all my photo-a-day photos all ready to blog.. just need to find the time to do so!
We are now moving to Darwin in two weeks. It feels like we just arrived in Sydney!!!! I am looking forward to getting to Darwin and finally settling the kids into a routine for the first time since October last year!
I will be back in the next few days to update my photo-a-day. Until then.. just a few photos of the kids from the past few days.

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The total number of Greenwood homes for sale climbed 2.5 percent, from 717 in March to 735 in April—not great news if you're a seller or real estate agent trying to sell a home, but also not terrible news either. Versus last April's total of 692 listings this represents an even greater 6.2 percent. There were 192 homes placed for sale on the Greenwood real estate market in April. This represents an 11.5 percent decrease in the number of new listings versus the previous month's total of 217. It is also nearly 17 percent below the number of new listings that were added to the market last April.
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BLOUNTVILLE — Detectives are sorting through conflicting accounts from multiple witnesses in a Wednesday night shooting in Blountville, which left one man to undergo surgery and the alleged gunman claiming self-defense.
The Sullivan County Sheriff's Office reports the incident occurred at approximately 9:30 p.m. within a mobile home park at 1277 Shipley Ferry Road. SCSO Public Information Officer Leslie Earhart says the altercation apparently began with a dispute over rent between the landlord, Ronald Zimmerman, 56, and tenants of lot No. 8.
Police report Zimmerman shot Charles Gibson, 33, after a skirmish spilled over from the mobile home and into a neighboring trailer. Earhart says Zimmerman then ran into a nearby wooded area and dialed 911, complied with a dispatchers instructions to drop his gun and returned to the scene.


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Boulder not Keen on Nederland's Proposal for Boating on Barker Reservoir
Posted: January 24, 2013 | By: Erica Meltzer [Boulder Daily Camera]A proposal from the town of Nederland [Colo.] to allow boating on Barker Reservoir met with skepticism from the Boulder City Council on Tuesday night, but council members said they are willing to look at it in more depth.
Just not too much depth.
City Council members raised a range of issues -- from water quality to invasive species to operational issues -- with the proposal, which has not yet been approved by the Nederland Board of Trustees.
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WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — We invite you to follow WWAY Sports on Twitter @WWAYSports.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — WWAY Full Court Press co-host Brett Blizzard is going to take another leave of absence from Wilmington in order to play professional basketball for Prima Veroli, a team in the Italian Basketball League( A2 Gold Division).
Blizzard took a year off from pro basketball this past winter. During that time he co-hosted WWAY's Full Court Press high school basketball show along side John Rendleman and Kevin Schneider. Blizzard said the opportunity to play basketball in Ital again was too good to pass up. That was Blizzard's second season of co-hosting the show.
Brett Blizzard currently owns and operates the Blizzard Athletics training facility.
CHARLOTTE, NC (UNCW) — Junior Amanda Jones scored 92 seconds into the contest to lead Charlotte to a 1-0 victory over UNCW in collegiate women's soccer action Sunday at Transamerica Field.
The 49ers improved to 2-0 on the young season with its second straight 1-0 triumph while the Seahawks slipped to 0-2. UNCW continues its six-game road swing Aug. 30 as it faces Western Carolina in a 5 p.m. contest at the ECU Soccer Tournament in Greenville. Charlotte is back in action Tuesday as it entertains Gardner-Webb in a 7 p.m. start.
"We cannot give good teams like Charlotte a one-goal start," said UNCW Head Coach Paul Cairney. "Our young team needs to snap in quickly. Give credit to Charlotte for finishing their chance."
Jones got Charlotte on the board at the 1:32 mark as she took advantage of a ball played by senior SarahAnn Waugh near midfield to create separation from the Seahawks defense before beating freshman keeper Carolyn Huddy for her second goal of the campaign.
Charlotte keeper senior Alex Kubrick recorded her second shutout of the season as she recorded four saves. Huddy got the start in goal for the Seahawks and ended the contest with four saves.
Both teams finished with 11 shots as the Seahawks held a 7-4 advantage in the first half and the 49ers posted an identical margin in the second frame. Senior Nicole Costa led the Seahawks with three shot attempts, including two tries on target.
"After the goal, I felt that next 88 minutes were an even battle with two well-matched teams," said Cairney. "We gave great work rate today, especially in the 2nd half. We will get better this week in training and bounce back to win the next game."
TAMPA, FL (USL PRO) — The semifinals of the 2013 USL PRO Playoffs were set on Saturday night, with the top three seeds each taking the first step toward a championship with victories against their lower-seeded opposition. The regular-season champion Richmond Kickers will host the No. 5-seed Charlotte Eagles at City Stadium in the semifinals as they look to add a second piece of silverware to their trophy cabinet, while No. 2-seed Orlando City will host the No. 3-seed and defending USL PRO champion Charleston Battery in the other semifinal.
The Kickers had to overcome a stern challenge from first-time playoff participant the Dayton Dutch Lions in their quarterfinal as a finish by Joseph Ngwenya provided the only goal in a 1-0 victory at City Stadium. Andrew Dysktra and the Kickers defense were able to withstand a strong Dutch Lions' attack, with the game remaining in the balance until the final whistle.
Orlando City had no such difficulties with the Pittsburgh Riverhounds at the Florida Citrus Bowl, with goals in the opening five minutes from Long Tan and Renan Boufleur giving the Lions a quick lead on their way to a 5-0 victory. Tan finished with two goals and an assist, his second goal coming three minutes into the second half before he set up Dennis Chin for a fourth in the 68th minute. Anthony Pulis capped the victory from the penalty spot with 10 minutes to play.
Defending champion Charleston was made to battle for its 2-1 victory against the Los Angeles Blues, with the visitors going close to opening the scoring as Matt Fondy hit the post in the 21st minute. Goals on either side of the break by Dane Kelly and Mike Azira, both on counter-attacks, proved to be enough for the Battery, however, as a late deflected goal by Mohammed Roknipour was just a consolation for the Blues.
Charlotte recorded the only upset of the opening round as the Eagles took a 3-1 victory against the Harrisburg City Islanders at Skyline Sports Complex, with their leading scorers from the regular-season leading the way. Both Christian Ramirez and Jorge Herrera found the back of the net for the Eagles to give their side a 2-0 lead with just less than 10 minutes to go, and while Lucky Mkosana was able to pull a goal back for the City Islanders in the 85th minute, Samuel Asante's finish late in stoppage time wrapped up the win for Charlotte.
The 2013 USL PRO Playoffs continue Friday night as Orlando City hosts the Charleston Battery at the Florida Citrus Bowl at 7:30 p.m. ET. On Saturday night, the Richmond Kickers host the Charlotte Eagles at City Stadium at 7 p.m. ET for a place in the 2013 USL PRO Championship game.
Stay up to date with all of the action in the 2013 USL PRO Playoffs through the league's free online streaming service, USLNation.com, and also follow the race for the playoffs via Twitter (@USLPRO), Facebook and Google+ for live updates from every game, plus news, previews and recaps of all the action.
Saturday, August 24
No. 1 Richmond 1, No. 8 Dayton 0
No. 2 Orlando 5, No. 7 Pittsburgh 0
No. 3 Charleston 2, No. 6 Los Angeles 1
No. 5 Charlotte 3, No. 4 Harrisburg 1
Friday, August 30
No. 2 Orlando vs. No. 3 Charleston, 7:30 p.m. ET, Florida Citrus Bowl
Saturday, August 31
No. 1 Richmond vs. No. 5 Charlotte, 7 p.m. ET, City Stadium
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — There will be football in the region on Monday night. At 6pm Topsail and Trask will resume the game that had to halted on Friday night due to lightning. Topsail currently has a 12-0 lead in the second quarter. 6pm start in Rocky Point. West Bladen will host South Robeson on Monday at 7pm. That game has yet to start. It was postponed originally last Friday morning due to a wet field.
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hoggard High School has two football players currently in the NFL. Both will be watching from the sidelines in street clothes this year. There's a chance former Hoggard standout Jonathan Cooper will be able to come back later in the season. Cooper broke his left leg Saturday night during the second half of Arizona's preseason game. Connor Barth's season ended several weeks ago. Barth won't be able to return until 2014. We've posted a story below from the Arizona Cardinals website.
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GLENDALE, AZ (CARDINALS) — When asked about the good, the bad and the ugly of training camp earlier this week, Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said the bad would be injuries but "we haven't been that bad."
That changed Saturday night at University of Phoenix Stadium.
The Cardinals suffered a laundry list of injuries in a 24-7 loss to the San Diego Chargers, the most devastating being a broken left fibula for starting left guard and first-round draft pick Jonathan Cooper. Cooper could be out for the season, although Arians said there remains hope Cooper could come back later on.
MRIs are coming for running back Rashard Mendenhall (knee), tight end Rob Housler (ankle), tight end D.C. Jefferson (knee), linebacker Matt Shaughnessy (ankle), wide receiver Andre Roberts (quadriceps) and defensive tackle Dan Williams (ankle). The seriousness of those problems vary, but it was a brutal night with which to deal.
"We can correct the way we played," Arians said. "We can't correct the injuries."
Cooper's injury will be the hardest. There was a reason Cooper was taken seventh overall, the linchpin of an offensive line overhaul. Now, for a second straight season, the Cards lose a starting offensive lineman long-term during the preseason – tackle Levi Brown went down last year – and the Cards must scramble.
Veteran Chilo Rachal has been Cooper's backup and would be one option to step in. Starting right guard Daryn Colledge was last year's left guard and could move back with his backup, Paul Fanaika, getting into the lineup on the right side.
"I'm not taking anything off the table yet, but right now, I'm the right guard," Colledge said. "Chilo stepped in and played and we scored a touchdown. I would assume tomorrow he's the left guard but I'd also assume that it's an open competition between him and every other guard available."
Arians said he didn't know what direction the Cardinals would go yet.
"That's why they preach depth," center Lyle Sendlein said. "But we're all hurting. It's territory we are familiar with and we wish it didn't happen."
That will be the lingering problem from Saturday. The Cards (2-1) at least can immediate flush the rest, which featured what Arians called "probably the dumbest first 30 minutes of football I've ever seen."
"You never see that kind of game coming the way we had been practicing," Arians said. "It's disheartening but we will come back. We will learn from it."
There were missed blocks and dropped passes, poor routes and bad throws. Cornerback Jerraud Powers was flagged for three pass interference calls by himself. The special teams was anything but, allowing a blocked field goal, a blocked punt and a 44-yard punt return.
"We'd take one step forward and two steps back it felt like the whole day," wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald said.
The sequence that underscored the problems of the first half came late. Trailing 7-0, the Cardinals put together a good offensive drive, reached the red zone and should have ended with a touchdown when facing third-and-goal from the San Diego 8.
Palmer hit an open Rob Housler cutting across the end zone – except the tight end had the ball ricochet off his body for a painful incompletion. On the next play, the 26-yard field goal by new kicker Dan Carpenter was blocked with pressure up the middle.
The Chargers methodically moved down the field and had a first down at the Arizona 1. With 36 seconds left in the half, defensive end Calais Campbell hit running back Ryan Mathews to force a fumble bouncing well wide of the line of scrimmage. Safety Rashad Johnson got out to scoop it up, but when he got hemmed in, he somehow decided to lateral to linebacker Sam Acho.
Acho caught the ball, but was immediately hit by tight end Antonio Gates, forcing a second fumble. The ball popped in the air at the Arizona 3, where tight end John Phillips grabbed it and rumbled into the end zone.
"That," Arians said, "was absolutely asinine."
Said Johnson, "Just a dumb play. No excuse with what happened."
There was a bright spot, with the Cardinals running for 120 yards on 18 carries. Mendenhall, before he left the game, gained 47 yards on six carries. Ryan Williams got back on the field finally and gained 10 yards on two carries, while Alfonso Smith was the choice as No. 2 running back and he responded with 44 yards on five carries.
Carson Palmer (12-for23, 122 yards) also completed a 16-yard touchdown pass to Michael Floyd. Defensively, there were two more turnovers forced, including an interception by linebacker Jasper Brinkley. The other was Johnson's ill-fated fumble recovery.
Arians wasn't happy with the performance, but acknowledged he wasn't overly concerned because the Cards had done well in camp and the preseason up until this point. His message? "Don't do it again. Please don't do it again."
The injuries can't be asked away, however, not even nicely. The loss of Cooper not only is a blow to the offensive line, but it's an emotional blow the Cards much quickly overcome.
"That's the price you pay in preseason sometimes," Arians said.


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In Ted Ginn, Jr., the Arizona Cardinals finally got their speed
TEMPE, Ariz. -- They say you can't teach speed.
You may be able to coach up a player to better utilize whatever speed he possesses, but someone who is not particularly fast will never become particularly fast.
Ted Ginn, Jr. does not have that problem, and because of that the Arizona Cardinals have the deep threat they've been looking for.
The team signed the former Ohio State star to a three-year, $9.75 million contract Thursday. Once servicing the Carolina Panthers, San Francisco 49ers and Miami Dolphin to complement a receiver group that already includes Pro Bowler Larry Fitzgerald and rising star Michael Floyd.
"I wanted to go somewhere where I could help the team," Ginn said of why he chose the Cardinals. "And coming to the Cardinals was a big deal. They needed a fast guy, which I can bring to them."
That he can.
Seven years ago while preparing for the NFL Draft, Ginn was clocked in the 4.37-second range in the 40-yard dash. The 5-foot-11 receiver was asked Thursday how fast he'd run today, and he said, with a smile, "I'm probably about 4.38, you know, without working."
Of course, Ginn added he hadn't run the 40 in a while, so that is just the time he's giving. But whether or not he is truly still that fast or even just a smidgen slower, in him, the Cardinals added a player that would appear to be perfect for coach Bruce Arians' offense.
"Just going back to all the guys that he had and being up there in Pittsburgh and seeing what he did to my Browns for years, it's just a great fit for me," Ginn said. "Just coming in and just knowing Mike Wallace and Santonio Holmes and different guys like that; it was just a good fit."
With Fitzgerald and Floyd occupying the receiver spots out wide, Ginn figures to do most of his work out of the slot. Though he has little experience in that role, he said he'd play wherever the coaches want him to.
But slot or not, Ginn will be expected to take the top off of opposing defenses and open up things for the rest of the offense.
Last season, the Cardinals used untested Brittan Golden and Teddy Williams in the role Ginn figures to have, with the two combining for five catches and 187 yards. In Carolina, Ginn caught 36 passes for 556 yards and five scores.
Always an adept kick returner, Ginn admitted he was able to prove to teams that he was useful in other areas besides special teams, though he'd be happy to help the Cardinals out there, too.
"My season last year brought me a rebirth type of season to show that I'm still a receiver and I can still get it done," he said. "That's what made me be able to come out to the Arizona Cardinals, having that great year."
But while his 2013 may have led to an increased amount of interest in his services, Ginn admitted he never really expected to leave the Panthers. Though he's excited to join a Cardinals team that has a "fiery defense" and, in his opinion, is just a piece or two away from being an even better offensive team, that it even got to this point is a bit of a shock.
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Our little angel is now with the many who have preceded her. Emma May is survived by her parents, Jared & Wendy, her sister & brother, Mary & Devon Pelnar, grandparents, Stephan Kennedy, Brigitte Gerrior & Kevin & Debbie McFarlane, great-grandparents, Andreas & Sheryl Pappas, Michael Gerrior, Richard & Phyllis MacFarlane, Betty Sliker & Ethel Schwkindorf, aunts & uncles, Nathan & Miranda Gerrior-Main & Sean MacFarlane, cousins, Nathan, Michaela & Zackery MacFarlane & Arianna Gerrior-Main along with many great uncles, aunts & second cousins.
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Bradley Manning could find out as early as tomorrow afternoon whether he will be convicted of aiding the enemy -- a crime punishable by life in prison.
The judge says she expects to announce her verdict tomorrow in Manning's court-martial for sending more than 700,000 government documents to the anti-secrecy website Wikileaks.
The 25-year-old also faces 20 other counts, including espionage, computer fraud and theft.
In closing arguments last week, the defense portrayed Manning as a naive whistleblower who wanted to expose war crimes. Prosecutors call him an anarchist hacker and a traitor.
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Battlefield 4 may have already been announced this past March, but EA today has now confirmed that the hit first-person shooter is marking its next-generation debut on Xbox One and PlayStation 4. The game will be available this holiday for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, and will also be released for X360, PS3, and PC on October 29.
Players who pre-order Battlefield 4 now will be able to receive the China Rising DLC free. The downloadable content features four multiplayer maps with new vehicles and military equipment. Pre-ordering the Battlefield 4 Digital Deluxe edition on Origin will give players access to the BF4 multiplayer beta, in addition to the game itself, bonus in-game items, and the China Rising DLC pack.
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Children develop disordered eating habits largely as a result of messages they receive from their surroundings. It is very important that you question where your child is receiving these messages.
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41st Annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill
January 19, 2015
It all began 41 years ago when Billy Kidd, Steamboat's Director of Skiing, and Larry Mahan, six-time All-Around World Champion cowboy, decided to invite a few of the ProRodeo stars to Steamboat for a day of skiing. The cowboys had such a great time that the Downhill has become the most popular event of the season with over 100 of the best professional rodeo cowboys competing in the most unique ski rodeo in the country.
Sponsored by Bud Light, the Cowboy Downhill is always scheduled to coincide with the National Western Stock Show in Denver and the action busts out of the starting chutes at 1:00pm on Stampede on Monday, January 19th. After the race, kick up your boots with a free concert as part of the Bud Light Rocks the Boat Concert Series.
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The junior guard scored 23.3 points per game in leading Connecticut to the Final Four, rendering his teammates an afterthought in the eyes of many.
But as the Huskies dispatched top overall seed Florida to advance to the national championship game, Napier proved what he's known all along.
"I don't need to be the guy in front of all the billboards saying, 'He was the man,' " Napier said. "I'm nothing without my teammates. I wouldn't be in this position right now without my teammates. It's just a collective group."
A collective group that needed its leading scorer to take just six shots to take down the heavy favorite for the title.
Napier, playing at least 37 minutes for the fourth time in five tournament games, didn't force his offense against the Gators. Instead, he was content to involve his teammates and be a self-described "pest" on defense to the tune of six assists and four steals.
"I tell my team all the time I don't care about scoring," Napier said. "I don't want to go out there and score all the points. I want to go out there, rack up assists, rack up rebounds, do whatever it takes to get the win. And my teammates are just doing what they're supposed to do. They're showing everybody how great of players they are."
DeAndre Daniels has been the breakout star of the tournament for UConn (31-8), particularly after his 20-point, 10-rebound performance on Saturday, but Ryan Boatright is indispensable in the backcourt alongside Napier.
Not only is he averaging 12.1 points per game, but Boatright has also evolved into the kind of defensive presence his coach always knew he could be.
"He had to mature as a young man and a basketball player," Kevin Ollie said. "It's not all about scoring. He can impact the game in so many ways and he's starting to do that at the highest stage. He's been doing it last year, he's been doing it this year, and now everybody is seeing it."
It was impossible to miss against Florida.
Boatright and Napier combined to handcuff Southeastern Conference Player of the Year Scottie Wilbekin, holding him to six points on 2-of-9 shooting and forcing him into three turnovers. They will look to duplicate the feat against Andrew and Aaron Harrison, the twin guards playing their best basketball of the season for Kentucky (29-10).
"I ain't going to reveal all my secrets, but I'm going to just try to do my best to turn them up and down the floor, to try to make them uncomfortable," Boatright said. "Just try to get up in them and be a little physical with them."
Physical play doesn't figure to bother the Harrisons too much since they have around half-a-foot on the 6-foot-1 Napier and 6-foot Boatright. Nonetheless, they have a good grasp on the challenge facing them as they look to complete a remarkable run through the NCAA Tournament at 9:10 p.m. ET on Monday.
"It's going to be tough with those two guys," Andrew Harrison said. "Probably some of the quickest guys we've run up (against) all year. And they also have a great offensive game. It's going to be a tough matchup. You try to compare them to the Louisville guards that we played against with the full-court ball pressure and stuff like that, so we just have to stay low and be prepared for the pressure."
The pressure will come on both ends of the floor.
Napier is averaging 17.9 points and 4.9 assists, at times looking like former teammate Kemba Walker, who led UConn to a national championship in 2011, defeating Kentucky along the way in the Final Four.
"It's a great idea to be in that situation where people are comparing me to him," Napier said. "But at the end of the day, I'm not him. I want to do what he did: win the championship. Like I just said, we're just doing it a different way and walking a different path. We all want to get to the same promised land."
The Cats, having returned to the team hotel after midnight following a win over Wisconsin, have had little time to get into detailed scouting of the Huskies. They then had to tend to media obligations early Sunday afternoon, but UK planned to get down to business soon after.
"We basically woke up this morning and ate breakfast, but as soon as we get back we're going to be watching some film," Dominique Hawkins said. "We know that Napier, he's a great, great guard and all their players are good players. They wouldn't be in the national championship for no reason."
UConn played the early game on Saturday evening, so has had more time to take a closer look at Kentucky. Napier, having seen the Harrison twins in action, doesn't put much stock into the supposed battle of quickness vs. length when it comes to the Cats and Huskies.
"I think the Harrison twins are quick as us too," Napier said. "They're quick and strong. I don't think our quickness is going to beat them. I believe, when you're young, you got young feet. So I think it's definitely going to be tough. I think the Harrison twins have been playing much better."
That, of course, includes Aaron Harrison's incredible late-game heroics.
The UK shooting guard has now hit deciding 3-pointers in each of the Cats' last three wins, the latest an NBA-range dagger with 5.7 seconds left against Wisconsin.
"He's got that clutch gene that everyone's been talking about," Napier said. "He's not scared to miss the shot, because that's the chance you take. You take that shot, there's a chance you miss it. But he's going to be the guy that's wanting to be the hero and that's just a lot of respect."
But if you're looking for an x-factor that could play an important role in deciding Monday's outcome, look no further than Hawkins. Even though he's unlikely to even attempt a shot -- Hawkins scored for the first time in nearly three months on Saturday -- the matchup with UConn paves the way for the Kentucky native to see extended time.
Hawkins, after playing no more than seven minutes in a game since Jan. 8, has played 37 minutes over his last three outings. It all started when John Calipari took him aside in practice before UK's Sweet 16 showdown with Louisville, telling Hawkins to be ready for his shot at shadowing Russ Smith.
He ended up getting it, and was effective in limiting the Cardinal star as the Cats closed on a back-breaking run.
Smith and Napier, in terms of size, quickness and ability to score and distribute, are similar players. That begs the question: Has Coach Cal pulled Hawkins aside again for a similar conversation to the one that happened 10 days ago?
"Not yet," Hawkins said. "But hopefully he does because I'll be looking forward to the challenge."
To bring you more expansive coverage, CoachCal.com and Cat Scratches will be joining forces for the postseason. You can read the same great stories you are accustomed to from both sites at CoachCal.com and UKathletics.com/blog, but now you'll enjoy even more coverage than normal.


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We'll be honest and admit that we weren't particularly looking forward to the third series of 'Whitechapel' after the disappointing second series last year.
However, the ITV drama redeemed itself big time with a new two-part story format and some genuinely creepy tales. And thankfully not a Kray in sight.
If you missed the latest series, it's out on DVD on Monday 12 March and is well worth a look.
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The first agenda item for the Aug. 18 called meeting was the opening of bids to sell three police cars that was awarded to Brannen Ford of Unadilla. Councilman Terrell Fulford made a motion to accept the bids, which was unanimously approved.
Tingen said, for the next item, zoning officer Tim Pitrowski requested a motion to begin the process to allow removal of dirt for county and state road projects.
Interim city attorney John Newberry said the county is doing the same thing to allow work to progress on the North Gray Bypass since, as of now, they cannot move the dirt needed. Councilman David Tufts moved to proceed with the zoning change, which was approved unanimously.
Tingen closed the called meeting, and Mayor Pro Tem Ed Barbee called the all committees meeting to order.
Fulford, who chairs the finance committee, said the city was still in good financial shape. He added that dates needed to be set to set the millage rate so tax bills could be sent out in October.
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Do you remember when your mother told you do not sit in a wheelchair because it is bad luck.
Apparently this young man never has heard that from his mother and I bet that he wishes that he had.
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In Asia motorcycle crashes accidents happen everyday and someone was awesome enough to put together 100 of them for your enjoyment!
If this video doesn't scare you out buying a scooter then nothing will. Like I think everybody in this video died. (No one died in this video....I think)
The boys over at Mythbusters have been having a little too much fun when a cannonball decided it wanted to do whatever it wanted. Which was to kill a minivan
A World War II fighter plane crashed at a popular Air Race in Reno, Nevada, reports the Chicago Tribune -- injuring more than 75 people and at least three were killed. The plane crashed into the stands at the National Championship Air Races at about 4:30 p.m.
According to the Chicago Tribune; the plane involved in the crash was Galloping Ghost, No. 177, flown by Jimmy Leeward, a real estate developer from Ocala, Florida. Watch the video of the crash and find out more after the jump.
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Holiday Greetings from the Blue Devils
In this week's issue of GoDuke Weekly, a number of Blue Devil athletes personally wish everyone a great holiday season and take some time to talk about their favorite holiday traditions.
Women's basketball player Joy Cheek shares her favorite Christmas song, and Ryan McDaniel—who is a member of the men's soccer team—even tries a little singing before saying with a laugh, "I can't do this. Come on, you've got to be kidding. You have to take that out!"
Athletes featured in the video are:
- Ryan McDaniel (men's soccer)
- Joy Cheek (women's basketball)
- Lance Thomas (men's basketball)
- Andre Dawkins (men's basketball)
- Thaddeus Lewis (football)
- Emily Sherrard (women's cross country)
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Pigeon Branding approached us to take care of the rebranding of the best-known snack cake in Canada: Saputo's Jos Louis.
The brief was to rejuvenate and give more punch to the old, classic packaging, so as to appeal to the 12-25 generation. We came up with a super dynamic packaging, keeping Jos Louis usual colorway. We created a mascot, inspired both by the cake and the product packaging.
As for the new Jos Louis logo, it's inspired by the actual cake: it features a creamy fat dark brown outline (chocolate icing), a second outline of a lighter brown (sponge cake), white letters (cream). The crown is a reference to Jos Louis' status as the best-known/most sold snack cake in Canada. We conceived it so that if you took an Exacto to take all the white parts out, you'd be able to use it as a stencil.
This new packaging is definitely infused with the signature 123KLAN punch and attitude. Hell, we gave it so much energy that even the Nutritional Information section is all shook up!
Once we found ourselves with this catchy mascot we had created, we thought: "Why not give it its own world?"
We came up with the idea of a crew of puppets, whose main character Jay would have his own blog and become a reference on what's hot in Montreal and in the world. Him and his mates Bam Bam, May and Oncle Louis were born, both physically and virtually, via their blog Whatupjay.com, Facebook and Twitter pages.
We created Whatupjay.com, and designed and developed it to be appealing to our target: catchy colors, easy navigation, a blog as the main platform, tips and tidbits on the coolest places, events and websites.
We created blog posts matching the puppets' different personalities and interests, posting 3-5 every week. Those ranged from reactions to the freshest news or featuring mixtapes, to more in-depth interviews with artists and personalities of the global artistic scene, about their work or their hometown.
We also wrote, produced, directed and edited 18 video episodes featuring the puppets and an interviewee providing more in-depth information on a particular subject. Among the themes were BMX, Graffiti, Roller-Derby, Toy Design, Tattoo, Skateboarding, Kung-Fu, Lowbrow Artists, Montreal Restaurants, Fixed Gear, Soccer, Punk/Hardcore, Breakdance and Lowriders.
Respect your target. That implies giving it what it's searching for; here it's high quality content. To do so, refer to strategic people. We used our artistic network to feature high profile and interesting interviewees.
To attract new readers, we created promotional material, such as billboards and videos featured in relevant stations of the Montreal subway system (downtown and university locations). Again, we took that step of going to get the target right where it is, instead of waving from afar.
To bond with our community, we organized a What Up Jay launch party at Salon Officiel, Montreal's hippest venue. Then, the What Up Jay night at SAT, a concert venue in Montreal, welcomed Jay's selection of the coolest DJ's, bands and acts of the area. The choice of venues and performers enforced Jay's coolness and status as Montreal's "it" blogger, and guaranteed the gathering of the perfect crowd to promote the client to.
Of course, social medias are crucial. The muppets all had their Facebook and Twitter pages, which they used to redirect people to their posts but also to react to the latest news and events, or post about their daily life. This added depth to the characters.
Finally: No ad banners! Whatupjay.com didn't contain any Jos Louis ad banner.
If there are no Jos Louis banners on What Up Jay, how is this strategy efficient in terms of making the readers buy the product?
That's the magic of it. First, Jay Louis being a barometer of what's cool, his appearance on the Jos Louis boxes gives the cakes street cred. By making their products accessible while not explicitly pushing readers to consuming, Saputo achieves a quality label and credibility.
Then, there were the What Up Jay stickers. We designed them to be inserted into the Jos Louis boxes, channelling the excitement of finding surprise gifts in detergent or cereal boxes, and bridging the gap between What Up Jay and Jos Louis. The difference between giving out Jos Louis stickers and What Up Jay stickers is that the youth wouldn't plaster the Jos Louis stickers in the streets or on their belongings because that wouldn't be cool, while having What Up Jay stickers on their school material would increase their street cred, so 1- They would boast them 2- Other kids would ask them where they got it. Answer : « In a box of Jos Louis. » Voila !
With that same quest of quality and respect, we designed a range of What Up Jay T-shirts. The goal was to make them looking really good so that people would actually wear and boast them, and have their friends ask where it's from: "The tag reads Jos Louis".
In Jay's words:
"I am Jay Louis and What Up Jay is my blog! On a rainy night, while I was eating peanuts and watching Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reruns, I realized I was bored. There was something missing in my life and in my city in general.
Because I am not the kind of guy to bum around for too long, I rolled up my sleeves, I spitted in my hands (they often do that in movies, never understood why…) and I undertook the most essential blog in Montreal. Today, almost a year later, I can only be proud of the results. As a matter of fact, I am so proud that I inserted my name in the blog's title as a tribute to myself.
Of course, with this overwhelming success, I can now like every other mogul and give my buddies the best positions. May, she's the feminine touch of the blog. Thanks to her, we can try and unsolve the mysteries of the opposite sex. My best friend since like… always, Bam Bam, doesn't talk a lot, but he blesses us with his musical expertise. And finally, to keep the chronological order, my Uncle Louis and his encyclopedic knowledge bring a little wisdom and hindsight. Helped by a few humans, we have produced a dozen video episodes (check them out in the "Episodes" section) and we have written hundreds of blogposts. I admit that I am definitely the one who contributes the most; even though I always appreciate the different points of view expressed by my friends. We talk about cars, dentition, urban fashion (LOL!), sustainable development, antelope jumps, skateboarding, the hair-dressers influence on global warming, graffiti, acne, skating, Hot-Rods and of course the best city in the world, Montreal.
I'm 20 years old, I was born in Montreal and I'm a pretty good-looking guy. My looks are the most important thing to me: my orange hat matches my kicks and of course my shades match my bling-bling. Besides, I wear my sunglasses at night, just like Corey Hart. I also have a tamagotchi that has been miraculously surviving for a year now. I don't get how.
I Like : All of Jean-Claude Van Damme's interviews, getting my picture taken while I ride the Monster, stuffing chips in my sandwich and of course, the HABS, the Alouettes, the Impact and the Expos (RIP). Otherwise, I love music: Biggie, Fugazi, Major Lazer, Sham 69, Gucci Mane, Minor Threat, Lil' Wayne, A-Trak, The Ramones, Chromeo...
I'm also into everything that livens up my city: from parties to skateboarding contests, and everything in between such as shows, opening nights, and graffiti events. We're pretty lucky in the 514 area. That's basically what I'll be talking about on the blog, because ever since I was born, I've been hustling to reach my goal. Today, I know everyone in town. Or should I say, everyone in town knows me, from the hype scenes to the underground scenes. My city's the best in the world and I'm its virtual mayor. GO HABS GO!


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AS WE celebrate International Women's Day each year, I pause and think about how lucky I am to have lived a life substantially free from gender bias.
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I was raised in a largely liberal household though I can't say my mother didn't have old-fashioned ideas about women. Fortunately, my father was the perennial Devil's advocate.
That paved the way for enlightenment in our home.
My sisters and I were raised to be strong, independent, capable human beings, never made to feel inadequate on account of being born female. No quest, dream or destination was beyond our reach because we were not born men. As a result, my mother eventually lost her cause.
My sisters and I grew up believing we didn't need men, motherhood or marriage.
While I generally grew up in an equal-opportunity environment, I can't say I've never heard a chauvinist remark in my life though to be truthful, I've rarely been the subject of such prejudicial remarks. And on the rare occasions that I was discriminated against on account of being a woman, these incidents irked me but they didn't really cause me to lose sleep at night.
I was much more sensitive to these remarks when I was young. And I tended to fly off the handle when I heard them. Today, though, I'm too old to take offense at someone's lack of enlightenment. I believe I've accomplished enough in my life not to be affected when I am thought second-rate because I am a woman.
When I was young, I didn't like being underestimated by men. It used to drive me up the wall. But I later realized that this was only because I was insecure and immature. If I was enraged when my capabilities were being questioned, it was only because I was myself unsure and uncertain. In short, I had not yet arrived.
As I grew older, I learned to use men's biases about women to my advantage. I discovered that men foolishly liked clueless women or at least women who pretend to be clueless. It made men feel powerful. So I made men believe they had that power over me and in the process extracted so much information from them. It was not a bad bargain.
At the end of the day, I learned to have a sense of humor.
Yes, I used to rebel against societal stereotypes. Today, the rebel has retired. No, my views haven't changed. But the rebellion has taken another form. I no longer feel the need to yell at the top of my lungs that I stand on equal footing with a man. My life is a testament to this statement.
I live as I do. Complete without a man. I have survived, succeeded and found significance.
In a sense, age has liberated me from the shackles of gender bias. Why should it rile me when someone calls me incapable, inadequate or incomplete when I know I am not because I have lived exactly as I have wanted and without regret? In brief, I have arrived.
Of course it helps that at my age, not too many chauvinist remarks are directed at me.
Really, I have nothing to rant about. For the most part, women my age are largely ignored so we have to bend over backwards to write irreverent columns simply to be noticed.
Life's a breeze. I've found peace. I don't need International Women's Day anymore. I am complete.
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This smart dispenser is exactly the kind of upgrade the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system envisions with its two-year budget request at the Capitol. MnSCU wants $21 million for new equipment and technology for in-demand fields — to be matched by businesses in desperate need of welders, nurses and heavy equipment operators.
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There is no doubt that the fast-paced and incredibly driven campus culture at Columbia we've all come to know plays a major role in how we perceive activities and commitments. Our tendency to question the point or purpose of an activity inevitably influences our impressions of our peers' involvements. This is particularly relevant to our judgment of Greek life. In recent times, Greek leaders and the Columbia administration have strived to defend the value of fraternities and sororities through rhetoric and requirements of philanthropy, academics, and leadership, for which the organizations are often held to a higher standard than other clubs and organizations.
Quite frankly, I think most of us are missing the point.
When we eliminate the expendable but high-flung qualifiers associated with several of their mission statements, the core ethos of Greek organizations is quite simply to provide a platform for college students to congregate and form meaningful friendships. Before philanthropy and service became buzzwords thrown around to justify Greek organizations on campuses, "brotherhood" and "sisterhood" were adequate reasons for membership. More importantly, we would be terribly remiss to devalue their importance.
Fraternities and sororities provide a unique and often empowering sense of identity and community that is crucial not only to personal development, but also to the development of campus culture. Members of the Greek community display infectious amounts of Columbia pride and also occupy important leadership roles in a range of organizations. While this is by no means exclusive to members of the Greek community, the confidence and spirit that many Greek members demonstrate are telling of the values their organizations strive to develop.
Columbia has grown increasingly cognizant of the importance of mental health in recent times, and rightfully so. It is perhaps surprising then that we find it hard to value organizations that promote fierce bonds of friendship and family away from home. Many of us have found our closest friends through our involvement in clubs and organizations that cater to our passions and interests. It may seem difficult to justify a structured organization replete with ritual, creeds, a house, and University support to do seemingly little more than hang out and party with friends. But that comes from undervaluing the strength of those simple friendships themselves, and maybe that's the bigger problem. The relationships we build through our involvements will always be more valuable to us than the means of finding them. Fraternities and sororities simply make those relationships their uncompromising central focus.
The longevity and depth of alumni networks are also a testament to how significant and enduring the bonds of fraternity can be. Several national fraternities and sororities are older than the college campuses they inhabit, sustaining themselves for centuries through the participation and aid of incredibly engaged alumni. For many Greek alumni, their fraternities and sororities played a central role in shaping their college experiences.
My personal experience as the founder and co-president of the erstwhile Sigma Alpha Epsilon colony at Columbia was instrumental for me in gauging what makes a fraternity valuable. During our two semesters at Columbia, our work enabled us to be nominated for best colony in the country by nationals as a testament to our progress made in leadership, culture-building events, academics, and philanthropy. Nearly a year since our loss of recognition, however, those statistics seem quite irrelevant. SAE had grown to a brotherhood of 33, spanning 14 nationalities and even more languages spoken, arguably becoming the first Columbia fraternity truly international in spirit and culture. A fraternity is the reason I can consider individuals from Saudi Arabia, France, Brazil, and Peru some of my closest friends in equal measure. To those who may ask: Creating those friendships was the purpose. That was the point.
As valuable as Greek organizations may be to the campus community, I would warn against the complacency bordering on arrogance that is sometimes evident. Several fraternities have become insular with a lack of interest in growth, retreating into the comfort zone their well-established friendships and houses provide. Members of the Greek community make up the lion's share of Greek events' attendees, which is a real pity given the role these events are meant to play. Lastly, as inspiringly confident, social, and outgoing members of the Greek community may be, there are many who choose to interact primarily or exclusively with their sisters and brothers, negating the empowering social nature of Greek organizations. Conscious efforts to increase outreach and inclusivity are crucial and should be accompanied by increasing the number of Greek organizations on campus.
Continued expansion can combat this complacency by opening up Greek life and its benefits to a greater portion of the student body. This would enable students to have a greater variety of organizations to choose from when finding the right social fit and also help shrug off stereotypes with more heterogeneous memberships. Alpha Omicron Pi's rapid growth in one year is a strong testament to this, and I am confident that Gamma Phi Beta's arrival next year will be very positive.
Conversations around the role and value of Greek life will inevitably continue to arise, but I hope that in trying so hard to search for a greater purpose, we don't forget to value the importance of something as fundamentally simple yet profound as friendship.
Anirban Poddar is a Columbia College senior majoring in economics-philosophy. He is the founder and former co-president of Columbia's Sigma Alpha Epsilon colony. He contributes regularly to The Canon.
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Perfectly put Anirban. Refreshing to hear someone defend a community that is incredibly important to many Columbia students' lives. Anti-Greek sentiments are frequently perpetuated by those who know very little about what being Greek actually stands for: friendship and community via brotherhood and sisterhood.
Well said.
The simple fact of impossibly high CU admissions standards here destroys any argument re intelligence or intellectuality as a differentiator between Greek and non-Greek. It may as well be said that only malcontent loonies join the band, and we know that is inaccurate. The simple explanation is personal choice. Once that is made, and with a modicum of basic social skills in hand, Greek affiliation is reasonably obtainable.
I personally believe the traditional attitude here is caused by the simple fact that the Greek system retains the power to accept or deny, and that threatens or pisses people off. Well, guess what. This is what the rest of your life will be about. The process happens all around you, constantly. Except with the Greek system, it's out there; it's "official". You are accepted or you are not. Kind of like applying to Columbia.
By the way, acceptance is based on whether people are potential good members, in terms of likability, energy, contribution potential, etc. NOT because they are considered superior. All of us are superior, until proven otherwise.
Anirban, great tie in with mental health..
Here at Columbia, We allow the power to self-identify without having to legitimize it to others.
Perhaps members of Greek organizations can stop trying to legitimize their existence in a singular way. Columbia as an institution should also stop this fruitless effort. These organizations aren't here to earn a patronizing golden star or an Alpha mark from an unknown person with a 2 year degree in Masters of Social Work. They are social clubs that have the freedom to define themselves however they want.
Now I believe the benefits of such clubs are apparent. We allow diversity at all levels at Columbia, and we should continue to support it no matter how popular (or not).
Of course, the real issue behind the campaigns of animosity and legitimizing are the brownstones. We simply don't have enough space in this tiny Manhattan campus. That tension will not solve itself for a long while.