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Luam's philosophiy lies in the heart of her love affair with dance, with music her sole inspiration. She expects her students and dancers to fully dance through the music and not be restrained by the ego. Luam has choreographed and danced for various recording artists on TV and stages worldwide: Ludacris, Kelis, Kanye West, Ashanti, Kevin Lyttle, Ciara, Mashonda, Nelly Furtado, Busta Rhymes, Rihanna, Shontelle, J Status, as well as commercials, TV, etc for various networks and entities: MTV, PEPSI, FILA, etc.
Luam launched her new clothing line L.U.A.M. (Love Understands All Music) by Wildchild Nation. Check out the online store at . The inspiration of the line is hip hop culture, and the vision streams through music, all representing the true dance perspective and bringing it to the streetwear community. Already it has been worn all over film and TV (featured on MTV, Step Up 2, NBC, Disney, etc) as well as by artists such as Pink, Fergie, and more.
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'Game of Thrones' leads Emmy nominees
Fantasy saga Game of Thrones is this year's top Emmy nominee with 19, including best drama, while other critically acclaimed shows such as The Good Wife didn't make the list.PT0M59S http://www.smh.com.au/action/externalEmbeddedPlayer?id=d-3bqna 620 349 July 11, 2014
Critically acclaimed dramas True Detective and Fargo have pushed their way to the top of the Emmy totem pole, but where was Girls? And Brooklyn Nine Nine? And The Good Wife? Why no nominations for James Spader? Or Sofia Vergara?
In true form, the nominations for the 66th annual Emmy Awards were full of surprises and oversights, though it is clear in the key drama, comedy and miniseries categories they are bulging under the weight of the world's best TV programs.
Snubbed by Emmys ... Julianna Margulies as Alicia Florrick in 'The Good Wife', left. Photo: The Good Wife
This year's list of nominees is notable not for who appears in it, but who does not.
Where is The Good Wife, which delivered what many consider to be one of the finest seasons on record? It is a show which delivers top notch writing, with at least twice the volume of most of the nominated TV drama series: 22 episodes compared to a dozen or less.
Where is Ray Donovan, arguably one of the best cable dramas? And, for that matter, where is a nomination for Liev Schreiber whose performance as the conflicted fixer is one of the most mesmerising on TV? Schreiber's performance is breathtaking.
Nominated for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series ... Jeff Daniels as Will McAvoy in the news drama series, 'The Newsroom'. The HBO series missed out on being nominated for in the drama category. Photo: AP
Where is The Newsroom, Aaron Sorkin's brutal deconstruction of the modern television media?
Where is Homeland, not just a former nominee but a former winner for outstanding drama series in 2012 and outstanding writing in a drama series in 2013. From there to no nomination at all? That's a fall from grace indeed.
Where is The Blacklist and James Spader? Was it excluded because it's a network drama and, for the most part, the key categories of the Emmys are now the province of cable programming? Or simply because there was no room?
Left out ... James Spader as 'Red' Raymond Reddington in 'The Blacklist'. Photo: Channel Seven
And where is The Walking Dead? A decade ago "genre" shows (fantasy, horror, science fiction) never placed in the key categories but in the post-Game of Thrones, post-American Horror Story world nothing could be further from the truth. So how come the world's most successful cable drama is so poorly represented in the nominations?
The two key categories - outstanding drama series and outstanding comedy series - once again proved to be near-impenetrable clubs.
Only one new series managed to push into drama, the HBO crime series True Detective. It will face off against five well established nominees: Breaking Bad, Downton Abbey, Game of Thrones, House of Cards and Mad Men.
Winner ... Emilia Clarke as Daenerys Targaryen in 'Game of Thrones', which received 19 Emmy nominations. Photo: HBO
And only two new series pushed into comedy: HBO's Silicon Valley and Netflix's Orange is the New Black, joining The Big Bang Theory, Louie, Modern Family and Veep.
Of those, Netflix's Orange is the New Black is the most contentious because it is, essentially, a "comedy/drama" which leans towards the latter and is basically pushing its luck with the Emmy's self-submission rules.
Knowing it has no hope of getting traction in the drama category, and that it technically qualifies for either, it has instead been submitted as a comedy where it is up against three-camera half-hour comedies and single-camera cable comedies.
Nominated for best drama series... Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in 'True Detective'. Photo: HBO
In a similar fashion, the FX drama Fargo technically qualifies as both a drama and a miniseries, and has, for the same reason, elected to submit as the latter, landing in the outstanding miniseries category where the competitive heat is less likely to burn.
There, Fargo is up against American Horror Story: Coven, Bonnie and Clyde, Luther, Treme and The White Queen. And with a slip of the pen its chances go from zilch to very, very real.
True Detective, meanwhile, could have been submitted in either drama series or miniseries - it's story and cast will change for the second season - but HBO elected to submit as a drama series, no doubt confident that the sheer force of the show's film star cast could push it to a win.
Billy Bob Thornton as Lorne Malvo in a scene from 'Fargo'. Thornton was nominated for an Emmy Award for best actor in a miniseries. Photo: AP
Those categorical blips illustrate the biggest challenge an event like the Emmy Awards has in an era where genre boundaries are heavily blurred, and competitive force has never been higher.
They also illustrate the inequity of pitting one hour dramas against half hour sitcoms in the comedy category, or indeed using the short commitment of a miniseries to draw A-list film actors to a TV project and then using their force of personality to upset the apple-cart.
On a program basis, HBO's epic fantasy drama Game of Thrones leads the tally with 19 nominations, plumped up in creative areas such as costume and make-up, but well represented in the drama, actor and actress categories as well.
The rookie drama, Fargo, which became one of the most talked about new series and a breakout hit on the US schedule, sliced off 18 nominations for itself and is the second most nominated program. Not bad for a kid on its first outing to the ball game.
American Horror Story: Coven took out 17 nominations and the HBO drama The Normal Heart a commanding 16 nominations. Coming fifth with 16 nominations was Breaking Bad, the critically exalted cable drama which bowed out last year with a compelling final season.
On a network or channel basis, HBO leads the charge with 99 nominations. Its nearest competitor, CBS, is a long way behind with 47 nominations. Proof, if you needed it, that the Emmy Awards have been overtaken by a wealth of quality cable dramas and comedies in the last few years.
The network NBC was third with 46 nominations, followed by FX (45), ABC (37), PBS (34), Netflix (31), AMC (26), Showtime (24) and Comedy Central (21).
The announcement of the nominations was made by comedian Mindy Kaling and television host Carson Daly at the headquarters of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences in LA's North Hollywood.
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was the president of the Mountaineering and Climbing Association of the Netherlands from 2006 to 2012. He has climbed major peaks in North and South America, Europe, Russia, Africa and the Himalaya including Mount Everest. He is also an active ski mountaineer.
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Bon Secours Begins Planning for St. Francis' Future
"Charrette" brings hospital and community together
A gathering of Chesterfield County civic leaders, architects, planning officials and community decision makers joined Bon Secours Richmond Health System today to begin collaborative discussions on creating a healthy community master plan for St. Francis Medical Center.
The week-long planning session – known as a charrette – involves a holistic, collaborative planning process that harnesses the talents and energies of all interested parties to create and support a feasible plan to support the vision of the medical campus.
The Charrette – which will culminate on Friday, Jan.16, with a design for future growth on the 175-acre St. Francis campus – is being led by Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, dean of the University of Miami School of Architecture and a founding principal of Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company, internationally known as a leading proponent of traditional town planning and New Urbanism.
"The St. Francis campus offers an opportunity to enhance the Bon Secours mission of healing, spirituality and nature with an ideal design for its campus, which will be enjoyed for many years to come," said Peter J. Bernard, senior vice president and CEO of Bon Secours Virginia. "There also is an opportunity for St. Francis to be the focal point of the larger community. We want to establish a quality of life here, which 30 years ago could not have been planned."
In one week's time, Plater-Zyberk and Bon Secours leadership will work with individuals and organizations across the public, private and non-profit sectors to examine the placement and design of future buildings on the St. Francis campus. They will focus on two critical areas – transportation and environmental concerns. Working with consultants, local transportation firms and agencies, they will examine the impacts of traffic and how the St. Francis site plan can positively influence a good transportation flow. They also will work with environmental agencies to ensure that water quantity and quality are not compromised.
"To help St. Francis in the placement and design of their campus, we have formed a complex and talented team whose leadership is effective in spiritual and qualitative integration," added Bernard. "We want to focus our efforts on making the public spaces all around the campus as good as what we are doing to with healthcare on the inside."
The charrette presentation covered St. Francis' opportunities to implement five important principles of good neighborhood design, including:
- A Center and an Edge, to give people a sense of place and identity
- A quarter-mile radius and a five-minute walk, to encourage health by walking, social interactions and independence
- Mix of uses - medical services in addition to a nearby post office, food market and other conveniences
- A street network for pedestrian comfort, with a quarter-mile average block perimeter
- Focal civic places - post office, churches, schools
Throughout this week, the charrette team will work on the St. Francis site plan, with particular emphasis on the area that represents the transition between rural and urban on the site. Through meetings with Chesterfield community groups, environmental groups, fire, police and public utilities, county officials, and input from neighborhood and the public sector concerns, they will look at the entire community within and around St. Francis Medical Center and make specific recommendations and provide guidelines on how to make the first moves towards the future development of St. Francis.
"The goals in building out St. Francis Medical Center include environmental responsibility, social integration and economic sustainability," said Mark Gordon, executive vice president and administrator of St. Francis Medical Center. "We will achieve these goals through design, policy and management. Throughout the process, the Bon Secours mission is manifest in a healing, collaborative and nature-building campus. It will be an active community, with a contemplative environment."
St. Francis Medical Center is one of four Bon Secours Richmond Hospitals. Others include St. Mary's Memorial Regional Medical Center and Richmond Community Hospital. In addition Bon Secours Medical Group is comprised of more than 38 medical practices, home health services, assisted living and Hospice.
Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk is a founder and emerita board member of the Congress for the New Urbanism, which was established in 1993, the same year that The New York Times characterized the New Urbanism as "the most important phenomenon to emerge in American architecture in the post-Cold War era." Her recent publications include The New Civic Art and Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream. She has been awarded several honorary doctorates and exemplary awards.
This urban design movement, which arose in the United States in the early 1980s, seeks to reform many aspects of real estate development and urban planning, including suburban infill. New urbanist neighborhoods are designed to contain a diverse range of housing and jobs, and are designed to be walkable.


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This review is part of a series of reviews of Rolling Stones books that have a 50th anniversary theme.
This article is part of a series of reviews of Rolling Stones books that were published in 2013.
"50 Licks: Myths & Stories From a Half a Century of the Rolling Stones" by Pete Fornatale is a compilation of quotes from various sources about important milestones in the Rolling Stones' history. What makes this book slightly different from the rest is that Fornatale includes quotes from unpublished or rare Rolling Stones interviews from his radio archives and interviews that Fornatale said were specifically done for the book. Andrew Loog Oldham, Andy Johns, Marianne Faithfull, Darryl Jones and Michael Lindsay-Hogg were among those quoted in exclusive interviews.
Written in an "oral history" format, there isn't much in "50 Licks" that hasn't already been revealed or covered in numerous other books and articles about the Rolling Stones. "50 Licks" can be considered well-done when it comes to putting major events in the Rolling Stones' history in chronological order.
However, a copy editor would find this book maddening in how it usually doesn't say where the original quote came from, leading people to wonder which quotes are from previously published work and which are previously unpublished interviews. There are some exceptions where the source of the interview is mentioned before the quote is listed, but those exceptions are few and far in between.
And there's also the matter of not knowing when most of these interviews were done. Jagger's perspective of a Rolling Stones song like "Sister Morphine" could be different, depending on what decade he talked about the song in an interview. The same goes for Faithfull, who is the inspiration for "Sister Morphine," which she says she co-wrote. Faithfull is quoted in the book as saying, "I don't talk about the Stones anymore," so it would be helpful to know when she made that remark, because it's certainly not true that she doesn't talk about the Stones anymore, based on her recent interviews. Unless you're new to collecting Rolling Stones books, these kinds of things do matter if you think you might want to buy "50 Licks."
There are source notes at the end of the book, but these notes don't really make it clear how much of the book is just recycled quotes and how much is exclusive to the book. And that's probably why so much of "50 Licks" looks and sounds familiar, because even the "exclusive" interviews (the one you think you may not have seen published before) have similar things that these interview subjects have said in other interviews.
Since this book has an "oral history" format, there may be some people quoted whose names will not familiar to some readers. Luckily, there is an alphabetized list at the end of "50 Licks" that has a short description of everyone quoted in the book.
"50 Licks" is recommended if someone needs a a crash course on Rolling Stones history in an easy-to-read format. However, if you've read at least 10 other books about the Rolling Stones, then chances are you won't learn anything new from "50 Licks."


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Catherine Olivia Wilson of Raleigh, N.C., and Orville Charles (Chuck) Brown III of Durham, N.C., were united in marriage on Saturday, May 3, 2014, at half after four o'clock in the afternoon at First Baptist Church in Wilmington, N.C. Dr. John P. Oliver, friend and colleague of the groom, officiated the ceremony. Ceremony music was provided by organist Jean Wachtel.
Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride is the daughter of Linda Rivenbark Wilson and Kenneth Wayne Wilson, both of Wilmington, N.C. She is the granddaughter of Dorothy Griffin Atkinson of Wallace, N.C., the late Irvin Elwood Rivenbark Sr., the late Ray Millard Atkinson Sr., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Eugene Wilson.
The groom is the son of the late Sheryl Sue Russell and the late Orville Charles (Charlie) Brown Jr. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Richard Kenny Sr. of Raleigh, N.C., Donald Ray Vining of Knoxville, Tenn., the late Betty Jean Vining, and the late Orville Charles Brown Sr.
Kirsten Theriault of Wilmington, N.C., longtime friend of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Emily Burnett of Raleigh, N.C., Lauri Nee of Raleigh, N.C., Chrys Tuttle of Catawba, N.C., and Annette Moore of Wake Forest, N.C., all friends of the bride. Erica Kimrey of Columbia, S.C., Courtney Pollard of Evans, Ga., and Heather Puhala of Breinigsville, Pa., all sisters of the groom, served as honorary bridesmaids. Flower girls were Kaitlyn Dean Kimrey and Karis Kimrey of Columbia, S.C., both nieces of the groom.
Tod Sheley of Corryton, Tenn., longtime friend of the groom, served as the best man. Groomsmen were Girma Russell of Columbia, S.C., brother of the groom, and Erik Kimrey of Columbia, S.C., Preston Pollard of Evans, Ga., and Marc Puhala of Breinigsville, Pa., all brothers-in-law of the groom. Michael (Mike) Boucher of Lillington, N.C., and Kevin Dockery of Knoxville, Tenn., friends of the groom, served as honorary groomsmen. The mother and maternal grandmother of the bride were escorted by Joshua Strauel, first cousin of the bride.
The wedding was directed by Kim Golder. Erica Kimrey and Courtney Pollard also served as program and guest book attendants.
The bride's parents hosted a buffet dinner reception after the ceremony at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside. On Friday evening, a rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom also at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside.
After a honeymoon trip to Orlando, Fla. (Disney World) and Honolulu, Hawaii, the couple lives in Durham, N.C.
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You like coffee? If Mr. Coffee had his own Facebook page, would you like to give him a thumb up? Absolutely! Then maybe you will also like the Facebook Like button coffee mug.
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Remote controlled toys are still very popular, but the traditional remote control has been replaced by smartphones and tablets. If you prefer this way to control your RC car, let's go on checking Rover app-controlled Spy Tank.
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BioShock undoubtedly is a successful steampunk styled FPS video game, while the following computer case mod also successfully inherits the steampunk elements from BioShock. If you're curious, let's go on checking.
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We have introduced many practical portable chargers for various mobile devices, but if you prefer an eco-friendly way to charge your devices, Quirky Ray portable solar charger may be more suitable for you.
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The Wedge Touch Mouse is designed to comfortably navigate Windows 7 and 8 using Microsoft's touch technology. The design, materials, and superior craftsmanship provide a smooth, four-way touch scrolling and navigation experience in every direction.
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College Hockey:UML, UVM Battle To Draw
Catamount Miscues Balanced By Rally; River Hawks Take Three-Point Weekend
BURLINGTON, Vt. — In the first period of Saturday's regular-season-closing contest, it could have been hard to tell which team was battling for playoff position and which was just playing out the string, having been eliminated from contention.
Massachusetts-Lowell built a 2-0 lead in the opening period, only to have it wiped away in the second by No. 15 Vermont, which itself couldn't hold, settling for a 3-3 tie.
Vermont (17-14-5, 12-10-5 Hockey East) made defensive mistakes, which led to all three Lowell (8-21-7, 6-17-4) goals, and allowed the River Hawks to come away from Gutterson Fieldhouse with a three-point weekend.
"I think it was pretty plain to see we made three huge mistakes that ended up in the back of our net," said UVM coach Kevin Sneddon. "We've got to correct that, if we want our season to go on [past next weekend]. The positive, obviously, is that we dug ourselves a hole, and we dug ourselves out of it.
"Those huge defensive mistakes are obviously not going to do a team any good, this time of year."
The River Hawks outplayed the Catamounts in the first 20 minutes to the point where Vermont was lucky to go into the second only down 2-0.
Just seconds after Mike Spillane (16 saves) made a stellar pad save on Jason Bergereon in front, Lowell opened the scoring at the 2:35 mark. Mike Potacco got behind the UVM defense and beat Spillane high to the stick side. J.R. Bria started the play, getting the assist on Potacco's fifth of the season.
"When we give up goals early on in the game, it really, really puts us behind the eight-ball, just from a momentum standpoint, especially in your own building," Sneddon said. "That's three or four games that that's happened."
Lowell added to its lead at 13:23. Nick Shaus sent a pass to the front of the net that Mark Roebothan put past Spillane.
"I thought we came out in the first period, played very well," said UML coach Blaise MacDonald. "2-0 could've been 4-0 but we just didn't convert our couple of key chances."
Vermont stormed back with three unanswered goals in the second to take a one-goal lead by intermission.
Defenseman Mark Lutz got UVM on the board on the power play at 1:20. Lutz's wrist shot from the top of the right circle beat UML's Carter Hutton (26 saves) top shelf. Corey Carlson fed Lutz for his second of the season and second in as many weeks.
Less than two minutes after that, the Cats struck again. Dean Strong shoveled the puck to the net from left, and, after a scramble, Peter Lenes found the back of the net. Lenes' sixth of the season was also assisted by Torrey Mitchell and came at 3:07.
The River Hawks were awarded 33 seconds of a five-on-three at 10:09, when, with Strong already in the box, Colin Vock went off for contact to the head.
The Vermont penalty killers did their job, and nullified the opportunity.
Brian Roloff gave the Cats the lead at 13:45. Roloff poked home a rebound of an Evan Stoflet point shot.
Vermont had a commanding 11-3 advantage in shots on goal in the period.
With 15:20 left in the third Lowell's Barry Goers rang the post from above the left faceoff circle
Then a few minutes later, at the end of a long shift for UVM, freshman defenseman Patrick Cullity fanned on the puck attempting to make a breakout pass and the River Hawks made him pay.
Frank Stegnar picked it up at the blue line and fed Chris Auger for the tying goal at 8:43.
"I liked the way our young team regrouped," MacDonald said. "It's 3-2 playing in a hostile environment, and I thought we came out and played very well in the third period. … Three-of-four points on the road here, it's a good weekend for us."
At the 4:05 mark of the ensuing overtime, the teams — two of the least penalized in the country — were assessed a total of 104 minutes for a single incident after the whistle. Two game, and six 10-minute misconducts were handed out.
"The nice part is, is that the season is over, and I think we have to a good job as a staff, and certainly a good job as a team of realizing that nothing else matters right now," said Sneddon.
"I am just concerned [about] the major mistakes," he continued. "That to me is just a lack of focus. It's not a lack of ability back there, it's just a lack of focus, and, again, it really does boil down to them right now. … We've got some decisions to make, obviously, in terms of lineup, and what we're going to do back there, because we've got to try to keep this thing going."
The Catamounts will try to keep the season going on, starting on Thursday, when they begin their quarterfinal series at Boston University.
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Jimmy Matthews is a character in The Lost and Damned and a crooked LCPD police officer. He and partner Ed McCornish attempt to blackmail Johnny Klebitz and Jim Fitzgerald, of The Lost Brotherhood, after witnessing them stealing some motorcycles from The Angels of Death. Later on, Klebitz and Fitzgerald lure the two police officers into an ambush, where other members of The Lost Brotherhood kill them.
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Louisville, Ky. - Arizona State University sophomore running back DJ Foster has been named to the Paul Hornung Award 2013 Watch List, the Louisville Sports Commission announced Friday.
The Paul Hornung Award, now in its fourth season, is given annually to the most versatile player in major college football by the Louisville Sports Commission and football legend and Louisville native Paul Hornung.
Foster, a local product from Saguaro High School in Scottsdale, Ariz., earned 2012 freshman All-America honors in his first season at ASU after he finished second on the team in all-purpose yardage with 1,026 yards, including 493 rushing and 533 receiving.
His 38 receptions and his 533 receiving yards both rank as the second-highest marks by a freshman in a season in school history (Zach Miller holds both records with 56 touchdowns and 552 yards in 2004).
Foster tallied six touchdowns, including four receiving, and his 4.8 yards per rush were second on the team and his 14.0 yards per catch were third. He also led the team with 31 total (18 receiving and 13 rushing) "explosive plays," which the ASU coaching staff deems as rushes of 12 or more yards and receptions of 16 or more yards.
He played in all 13 games in 2012 and became one of just six true freshmen in school history to start in their first opportunity.
Foster's inclusion on the 2013 watch list marks the third time in as many years a Sun Devil has made the list as Jamal Miles earned a spot prior to both the 2011 and 2012 seasons.
2013 Sun Devil Award Watch Lists
Foster - Hornung Award (nation's most versatile player)
Kody Koebensky - Rimington Award (nation's top center)
Alden Darby - Lott IMPACT Trophy (positive influence both on and off the field)
"The Paul Hornung Award Watch List for the upcoming season is an impressive group of players who excel at multiple positions to help their teams win, which is how I played the game," Hornung said. "It will be interesting to see which players excel during the season and emerge as the top choices of our selection committee."
Foster is one of four sophomores and one of four Pac-12 student-athletes on the 2013 Watch List, which was compiled by a panel of college football experts based on a combination of 2012 statistics, career performance and expectations heading into the 2013 season.
"We have had the opportunity to welcome great young men to Louisville as winners of the Paul Hornung Award in years past, and I believe we are in line to welcome another great player to our community in 2014," Hornung said. "I look forward to honoring the winner here in Louisville at one of the best banquets the country has to offer for college football players and their families."
2013 Watch List Selections
Jared Abbrederis, Wisconsin
Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska
Antonio Andrews, WKU
Dri Archer, Kent State
D.J. Banks, Louisiana Tech
Odell Beckham Jr., LSU
Corey Brown, Ohio State
Isaiah Burse, Fresno State
Trey Burton, Florida
Michael Campanaro, Wake Forest
Brandon Carter, TCU
Chris Coyer, Temple
Quandre Diggs, Texas
Stefon Diggs, Maryland
Bruce Ellington, South Carolina
Tyler Ervin, San Jose State
Cody Fajardo, Nevada
JD Falslev, BYU
D.J. Foster, Arizona State
Jerry "BooBoo" Gates, Bowling Green
Justin Gilbert, Oklahoma State
Jamal Golden, Georgia Tech
Scott Harding, Hawaii
Akeem Hunt, Purdue
Kyshoen Jarrett, Virginia Tech
Duke Johnson, Miami (FLA)
Christion Jones, Alabama
Marqise Lee, Southern California
Tommylee Lewis, Northern Illinois
Tyler Lockett, Kansas State
Jordan Lynch, Northern Illinois
Johnny Manziel, Texas A&M
Venric Mark, Northwestern
Malcolm Mitchell, Georgia
Marcus Murphy, Missouri
LaDarius Perkins, Mississippi State
Loucheiz Purifoy, Florida
Bernard Reedy, Toledo
Jamill Smith, Ball State
Damien Thigpen, UCLA
De'Anthony Thomas, Oregon
Tramaine Thompson, Kansas State
Sammy Watkins, Clemson
Trey Watts, Tulsa
About the Paul Hornug Award presented by Texas Roadhouse
The Louisville Sports Commission successfully launched the Paul Hornung Award in 2010 to honor its namesake and native son and to promote outstanding performances by versatile college football players that often go unnoticed. Owen Marecic of Stanford, a two-way starter and All Pac-10 performer at fullback and linebacker, won the inaugural Paul Hornung Award; Brandon Boykin of Georgia won the award in 2011 after excelling on defense, offense and special teams; Tavon Austin of West Virginia won the award in 2012 being one of two players in the nation with more than 500 yards in three different categories (rushing, receiving and kick returns).
Texas Roadhouse signed on as presenting sponsor of the Paul Hornung Award in 2011 and will team with the Louisville Sports Commission to power fan voting again this season. College football fans nationwide will have the opportunity to vote for their favorite player during the regular season and again during the bowl season. Fan voting will open in late September and factor into selection of the finalists and winner.
The winner will be honored at the official Paul Hornung Award Banquet sponsored by KentuckyOne Health, held at the Galt House in downtown Louisville in late January 2014.


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Dating can be tiring and exasperating, to say the least. To those taking full advantage of the online medium, it is not unreasonable to be going on several dates in one week. After going on all these dates, it is also not unreasonable to grow jaded, become tired, and pessimistic regarding the likelihood of finding a true match.
First of all, it is easy to start questioning one's expectations and standards. After going out with many different people and realizing that while some people are almost right, no one seems to be exactly right. At this point, doubts can begin to flood: "am I being too picky?" "am I expecting something unreasonable?" "maybe this is what love is and movies have confused my grasp of reality?"
An untold secret, or rather, evaded truth is that pickiness is important. This usually goes unmentioned since many times, people will be picky about the wrong things. However, while coming in with too specific of demands may be harmful to any budding relationship, looking for a genuine, unique connection actually requires pickiness. Forge on!
So how does one continue to enjoy dates and avoid the feeling of having gone on "too many?" It would be important to remember that dates are fun. They are nights out after a difficult day or week at work. Dates are not another job; by choosing activities or restaurants that one hasn't yet gotten around to, the date is being set for success. In other words, it should initially be the fun-factor and not marriage potential that serves as the gauge of a night out. Use dates as an opportunity to not only get to know another person, but to get to know the city, the food, and the sites around. Go on walks, pretend to be a tourist, grab drinks with a view. It is actually quite simple: choose what is enjoyable and enjoy!
There are several benefits to treating dates as a fun endeavor. First of all, if an individual anticipates the date as a fun activity to which they are looking forward, they will be more relaxed and happy on the date. This will inevitably exude a more pleasant attitude, and the individuals involved are more likely to be themselves. Secondly, this attitude will ensure an interactive dialogue as opposed to the dreaded job-interview date. If the optimistic dater is coming to have a good time, and not on a crusade or mission, the person they are with will return the amicability. Conversation is generally more fun than being hounded with a Q&A session. In both cases, there will be much more accurate "test results" from the date if both individuals feel welcome, at ease, and willing to share. Lastly, going on many dates and learning to enjoy them is great practice. This practice will help the hopeful dater be better at the points mentioned above. It will also help them refine what they are looking for. By going on enough dates and maintaining a positive attitude, one will be able to cultivate this attitude and eventually turn them into the best date in town.
Time and time again we make the mistake of wanting to be done with dating. Dating is not the part we skip over as quickly as possible in order to "begin living." While dating we are living. So it is best to enjoy it. Ultimately, doing so will nourish a better state of mind to make sound, mature, and intuitive decisions when meeting new people.


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What is the name of your state? NJ
My health insurance is Horizon Blue of NJ. I have a Basic EPO, which turns out to be the same as an HMO. I never knew that because all the info from Horizon never mentions the term HMO. My health insurance card has the PPO logo on it, so I made the mistake of going to a doctor who was listed under PPO coverage but doesn't participate in the HMO.
I called the doctor's office to tell them my health insurance coverage. They said they were in the network & collected my $30 copay at the office. I had a physical & a lot of blood work was done. The lab work was handled by Quest. It turns out that Horizon Blue of NJ only covers lab work done at Lab Corp. I was not asked where to send the blood work, nor was I informed as to who was doing it. I thought the doctor's office should know if they were in-network or not, and that they would send my lab work to the correct lab. I was wrong.
I eventually settled the doctor's bill at a "cash" rate because Horizon wouldn't cover it. It was only after incurring lots of bills that I was informed to the fact that the EPO was really an HMO & Horizon refused to pay.
I just received an EOB for $1800 worth of lab work done by Quest & which Horizon won't pay. If the work isn't done by Lab Corp, they will not pay for it, they said. Now I am frantic because of this huge lab bill. I have not received a bill yet for Quest, but now that they have been denied by the insurance company, they will surely come after me.
Do I have any options other than paying the lab bill in full? The doctor's office led me to believe they were in-network by telling me so on the phone when I made the appointment and by collecting my copay. They sent the blood work to a lab of their choosing, not of mine. I feel very helpless because this is an awful lot of money for me to owe.
Would Quest accept less than the full amount? Is the doctor's office in any way responsible for this situation? I feel as if they erred by telling me I had coverage & then sending my lab work to Quest.
I am sick to my stomach over this situation & I would really appreciate any advice you can give me on this matter. By the way, the doctor's office is in New York because that's where I work. Horizon's HMO says they do not cover doctor visits outside NJ unless it's an emergency - another thing they didn't clarify when I purchased the policy.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give me.What is the name of your state? NJ


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Guidelines for safe recreational water environments
Volume 1 : Coastal and fresh waters
Executive summary
Drowning and injury prevention
Drowning, which has been defined as death arising from impairment of respiratory function as a result of immersion in liquid, is a major cause of death worldwide, particularly for male children. Near drowning is also a serious problem as it may have life-long effects. The recovery rate from near drowning may be lower among young children than among teenagers and adults. Studies show that the prognosis for survival depends more on the effectiveness of the initial rescue and resuscitation than on the quality of subsequent hospital care.
Drowning may be associated with swimming as well as with recreational water uses involving minimal water contact, such as recreational use of watercraft (yachts, boats, canoes) and fishing. Alcohol consumption is one of the most frequently reported contributory factors associated with drownings for adults, whereas lapses in parental supervision are most frequently cited among children. In cold weather, immersion cooling may be a significant contributory factor.
Of sports-related spinal cord injuries, the majority appear to be associated with diving. Injuries in diving incidents are almost exclusively located in the cervical vertebrae, resulting in quadriplegia or paraplegia. Data suggest that body surfing and striking the bottom is the most common cause of spinal injury. Alcohol consumption may contribute significantly to the frequency of injury. Other injuries associated with recreational water use activities include brain and head injuries, fractures, dislocations and other minor impact injuries, and cuts, lesions and punctures.
Prevention is the best way to reduce the incidence of injury and death related to the aquatic environment, and the majority of injuries can be prevented by appropriate measures at a local level. Physical hazards should first be removed or reduced if possible, or measures should be taken to prevent or reduce human exposure. Physical hazards that cannot be completely dealt with in this way should be the subject of additional preventive or remedial measures. These include drowning prevention programmes, public information and warnings (such as signs, flags and general education and awareness raising), the provision of effective lifeguard supervision and rescue services, and the establishment of different recreation zones for different recreational activities using lines, buoys and markers.
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Roland Kirk: Alfie
Rahsaan Roland Kirk (reeds)
Rip, Rig, and Panic / Now Please Don't You Cry, Beautiful Edith (Verve 832164)
Rahsaan Roland Kirk (reeds), Lonnie Liston Smith (piano), Grady Tate (drums),
Ronald Boykins (bass).
Recorded: Englewood, New Jersey, April 1967
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
Yet another great movie theme from my youth evoking melancholy and ennui addressed by one of the great musicians/characters of his day. While Kirk may be better known for his persona and extended techniques (circular breathing and playing multiple instruments at one time), down deep his poetic take on this Bacharach/David piece is awe-inspiring. As is often the case with artists of this caliber, you hear the history of the jazz saxophone interspersed with the unique voiceprint of the individual. The band's sensitivity is top-notch throughout with Boykins standing out in particular. Dig the trick ending!
Reviewer: Frank Murphy
Tags: alfie · burt bacharach covers · soundtrack covers
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Posted on Thursday, June 2, 2011 by Jim Norrena
Jason Hanasik (MFA Fine Arts 2009) shot, directed, and edited Gap Inc.'s official "It Gets Better" video, the first video of its kind from a major retailer, for inclusion in the national It Gets Better Project, which is committed to reducing or eliminating harassment of LGBT youth in schools.
The It Gets Better campaign's success is derived from the latest in viral marketing efforts, namely using YouTube to distribute free videos. The campaign relies on the presentation of positive images and real-world personal and professional success stories as told by LGBT persons who attest that with self-acceptance and support of friends and colleagues, life does, in fact, get better—even when it feels most hopeless.
As a contributor to Gap's online creative team, Hanasik pitched the idea of a Gap-employee version to executives after seeing a similar It Gets Better video contribution from the staff at Google. Within two days Gap's CEO green-lighted the project. The result? Hanasik's four-minute collection of LGBT-identified Gap employees emerged in November in which the subjects compare what it was like (growing up gay) to what it's like today to be openly queer in the workplace.
At the time of this post, the video has been viewed on YouTube 47,947 times.
Making Art that Matters
"As I was making it," shared Hanasik, "I kept thinking of not only the thousands of kids and adults who work behind our registers who might need to hear these stories but also the many more who buy our clothes in places like the South, where I grew up. While the artwork I show in galleries and museums is important to me, if I were to rate the work I have done to date, this is easily the most important thing I have ever made." (See Spring 2011 Alumni Notes for a list of Hanasik's recent showings.)
Inspired by Larry Sultan
When asked who inspires him, the talented visual artist from Norfolk, Virginia, attributes his keen photographic sensibility to the late Larry Sultan, who was a professor in CCA's Photography Program up until his death late in 2009.
"The man was a legend in the world of photography. . . . He was the most kind, generous, and insightful teacher I think I have ever had the pleasure of working with. He not only taught me how to really think about images in the world but also how to just be in the world. The latter wasn't anything he vocalized; it was more of the example he set. . . . His voice and guidance are still in my head and continue to inform some of the artistic and life decisions I make today."
CCA's Influence
"The faculty at CCA, the city of San Francisco, and my peers let me just be me. It sounds pretty cliché," Hanasik admits, "but I was a pretty conflicted queer boy before starting CCA. I grew up in the South, and while to some of my friends back home I looked like I had it all together, I realize now how tormented I was by an internal voice constantly condemning my sexuality.
"At CCA, I was able to come to terms with that voice and channel it into my work. The 'It Gets Better' video is a more commercialized application of a sensibility that I began to focus and hone in on while I was a student at CCA and, more importantly, one I was able to be more and more comfortable with deploying."
Additionally, Hanasik is a former teaching assistant for CCA faculty members Jordan Kantor, associate professor in Painting/Drawing and Graduate Program in Fine Arts, and Graduate Program in Visual and Critical Studies chair Tirza T. Latimer, among others.
Even though his post-CCA trajectory is moving full-steam ahead, Hanasik remains involved with the college. He was a graduate studio advisor in the Graduate Program in Fine Arts last semester, and recently learned he'll resume in a similar capacity in the fall.
Measuring Success
"I am currently at work on a cycle of extended projects about the formation of a specific type of masculinity: the military man," Hanasik explains. "As a kid, I was always confused about how to perform as a man, and most certainly confined by the expectations mapped upon me by the culture at large. (Norfolk houses the largest naval base in the world). In my current cycle—and in my work in general—I hope to offer documentation of these processes as well as open up dialogues about them. I am less interested in finding answers and more interested in unearthing the systems that perpetuate archaic and oppressive narratives."
About the It Gets Better Project
In September 2010 nationally syndicated columnist and author Dan Savage created a YouTube video with his partner, Terry Miller, to inspire hope for young LGBT persons facing harassment. In response to a surge in LGBT youth suicide, their inaugural video served as a personal plea for supporters everywhere to tell LGBT youth that, yes, it does indeed get better.
Based on the video's success, Savage and Miller founded the It Gets Better Project and within two months it turned into a worldwide movement, inspiring over 10,000 user-created videos viewed over 35 million times. The project has received submissions from celebrities, organizations, activists, politicians, and media personalities, including President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, Representative Nancy Pelosi, Adam Lambert, Anne Hathaway, Colin Farrell, Matthew Morrison of Glee, Joe Jonas, Joel Madden, Ke$ha, Sarah Silverman, Tim Gunn, Ellen DeGeneres, Suze Orman, the staffs of Gap, Google, Facebook, Pixar, the Broadway community, and many more.
The It Gets Better Project uses the Internet to circulate public service announcement videos that illustrate to young LGBT persons the levels of happiness, potential, and positivity their lives will reach if they can just get through their teen years. One of the key messages is to remind teenagers in the LGBT community that they are not alone— it will get better.
Visit the It Gets Better Project website to watch videos of love and support, take the It Gets Better Project pledge, and seek additional support through each of the project's two designated beneficiaries: The Trevor Project, which provides resources for LGBT youth in crisis; and GLSEN, the Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education Network, the leading national education organization focused on ensuring safe schools for all students.
Related Event
Gap Gear in San Francisco is sponsoring "After it Gets Better: 'Coming Out' at Work and Why it's Good for Business," a speaker presentation and lunch on June 22 from noon to 1 p.m. at the Mission Bay Café. Free and open to the public, but space is limited. RSVP by June 18 to email@example.com.
Related Project
Riding the wave of social responsibility, the college is excited to announce the preliminary stages are in the works for an official California College of the Arts "It Gets Better" video that will include staff, faculty, students, and alumni telling their personal stories. If the project moves ahead as scheduled, CCA may just become the first accredited art college to participate in the It Gets Better Project!
About the Jason Hanasik
In addition to his MFA, Hanasik earned his BFA (summa cum laude) from the State University of New York at Purchase. He also instructs at the ASUC Art Studio at the University of California at Berkeley. His work has been exhibited widely and published in various journals and publications. As a lecturer, Hanasik has delivered talks on his work and/or other artist's artistic practice at SFMoMA, various colleges and universities, and during the Society for Photographic Education West Conference in 2008. Recently the Magenta Foundation selected him as one of the U.S. winners for its Flash Forward — Emerging Artists 2011 exhibition.
CCA's Graduate Program in Fine Arts
Central to CCA's Graduate Program in Fine Arts curriculum is the idea that developing a sustained, critical practice is an essential part of creating a dynamic career as a professional artist. Students gain a deeper understanding of their own ideas and practice, to gain greater awareness of the global context of contemporary art, and to develop skills in presentation needed to pursue a career in the visual arts. Learn more, including how to apply »


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BOISE, Idaho - The Idaho women's tennis team split a pair of matches against in-state foes Idaho State and Boise State over the weekend, as the Vandals beat ISU 7-0 before losing to BSU by the same score.
In Idaho's match against Idaho State, the Vandals got 8-3 wins from Victoria Lozano and Almudena Sanz at No. 1 doubles and Constance Alexander and Belen Barcenilla at No. 2 doubles. Bety Flores and Alejandra Lozano were leading 7-3 at No. 3 doubles when Idaho secured the point.
In singles play Idaho swept through with straight-set wins at all six positions. Victoria Lozano won 6-4, 6-4 at No. 1, Sanz won 6-1, 6-2 at No. 2, Barcenilla won 6-3, 6-2 at No. 3, Alexander won 7-6, 6-3 at No. 4, Flores won 6-2, 6-4 at No. 5 and Alejandra Lozano won 6-2, 6-4 at No. 6.
"It was a nice match to get a win on the board," Idaho coach Myriam Sopel said. "I am pleased with the intensity from the first to the last point and a boost of confidence for our team."
Alejandra Lozano and Flores were able to get an 8-5 win at No. 3 doubles against Boise State, but BSU wins at the top two spots gave the Broncos the doubles point. BSU then swept through singles play for the 7-0 win.
Idaho moves to 1-5 on the season with the weekend split. The Vandals will return to action on Feb. 15 when it faces Nevada in Pullman, Wash.
Idaho vs. Idaho State
Idaho 7, Idaho State 0
Idaho at Boise State
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Architect David Fisher has envisioned a new tower that is one part wind turbine and one part skyscraper. The tower is based around a concrete center core, with each floor spinning like an individual wind turbine. When all of the turbines are harnessed together the tower will not only be able to power itself, but up to…
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"Our city is confronting some of the most extreme weather we've seen in decades – and it's clear that Chicagoans are rising to the challenge," said Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said at a press conference Monday afternoon. "I ask everyone to keep exercising good judgment and remain indoors if at all possible, to take the warnings and advisories seriously, and to check on the well-being of family, friends, and neighbors."
At a press conference yesterday, Chicago Public Schools (C.P.S.) C.E.O. Barbara Byrd-Bennett, whom Mayor Emanuel called B3, announced the schools would remain closed Tuesday. "The safety and well-being of our students is paramount," she said. "Given the extreme temperatures, schools will remain closed Tuesday."
Suburban and exurban school districts also closed their schools. Most parochial schools in the city, suburbs, and exurbs are also closed. However, Notre Dame Catholic Church in Clarendon Hills announced its school would be open, and yet its nighttime religious classes would be cancelled.
St. Thomas the Apostle Church stated its school would be open, but late, at 12:00 p.m. St. John's Lutheran School in Libertyville stated the school was closed but childcare was available.
In a similar vein, St. Viator High School in Arlington Heights stated classes were cancelled but after school activities would go on. In the Diocese of Joliet, St. Mary Parish in Downers Grove and St. Margaret Mary Parish in Naperville stated classes were cancelled, but the parish and religious education offices were open.
The Montessori Children's Academy in Villa Park confusingly stated it would open late at 5:00 p.m. and close early at 5:00 p.m. Why not just say they're closed?
Most public and private universities, colleges, and trade schools announced they would be closed. However, Roosevelt University announced both its campuses would be open.
ITT Technical Institute in Oak Book is open. Moraine Valley Community College announced it would open at noon.
Evelyn Diaz, the Commissioner of the City of Chicago's Department of Family and Support Services (D.F.S.S.), outlined what the city government is doing to help people who need shelter in cooperation with religious charities. She thanked the Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, and the Night Ministry for stepping up services.
"We have mobilized our non-profit partners to assist residents in need, including homeless persons and seniors," said Ms. Diaz. "If you are seeking a warm place, you can call 311 and we will provide assistance."
The Harold Washington Library Center and all branches of the Chicago Public Library are warming centers during normal business hours. Please note these hours vary.
The Department of Streets and Sanitation has deployed its entire fleet of over 280 snow plows and salt spreaders, twenty-six smaller four-wheel plows, and thirty quick high hitch plows attached to garbage trucks to remove snow and spread salt to ensure streets are clear for emergency vehicles and other motorists. Over thirty-four inches of snow has fallen on the city of Chicago so far in the winter of 2013-14, including nearly twenty-three inches of snowfall since the second day of Christmas (Thursday, December 26, 2013).
The department plows and salts Lake Shore Drive and arterial streets before moving on to side streets and residential streets. "Snow removal vehicles continue to work non-stop as blowing snow and freezing temperatures impact Chicago roads," said Streets and Sanitation Commissioner Charles L. Williams.
He added, "We are focused on ensuring main arteries remain clear and safe for motorists and emergency vehicles, while also plowing side and residential streets to make them safe and passable for residents." Commissioner Williams asked viewers when they shovel out curbside parking spaces to place the snow on the parkways (the strips of land between the sidewalks and curbsides) rather than in the middle of streets
Fire Commissioner Jose Santiago said the Chicago Fire Department (C.F.D.) does not recommend the use of space heaters, but acknowledging people do use them, he advised viewers to only use units that are UL certified and never to connect extension cords to space heaters, because the extension cords can overheat and burn. Further, he stated that space heaters should be kept more than three feet away from materials that can burn such as bedding and curtains.
"Sadly, we have found that fires have started because children have moved a space heater closer to the bed for more heat after parents have gone to bed for the night," Fire Commissioner Santiago said. "Residents should also check and replace batteries in smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors, especially this close to the holiday season. Batteries may have been borrowed for new electronics or toys."
He alerted viewers to the fact that while a furnace running in cold weather may have a small carbon monoxide leak that goes unnoticed, in this extremely cold weather furnaces are running constantly and a carbon monoxide leak can become deadly. He reminded viewers that a carbon monoxide detector is designed to go off before one gets sick, and if one hears a carbon monoxide detector go off, one should get fresh air and immediately call 911.
The Department of Water Management has added overnight crews, and since the heavy snowstorm of last Thursday, has repaired forty water mains and other pipes. The Department of Buildings enforces the Chicago Heat Ordinance, which calls for temperatures inside rental residences to be at least 68° Fahrenheit from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and 66° overnight.
Landlords in violation of the ordinance face fines of up to $500 per day per violation until they provide adequate heat. A tenant without heat should notify his (or her) landlord (or landlady) first and then call 311.
Between midnight Monday and the press conference Monday afternoon, the Department of Buildings received forty-six heat complaints. The Department of Buildings addressed complaints as they arose and did not find any that were so bad that emergency relocation was warranted.
Chicago's bike-sharing program, Divvy, remains closed. It will re-open when the weather improves. If anyone out there has a Divvy bike borrowed beforehand, the bike can be returned to any Divvy station with a dock available. One can reach a service representative at 1-855-55-DIVVY (553-4889).
Forrest Claypool, President of the Chicago transit Authority (C.T.A.), reported the C.T.A. had experienced some delays Monday morning, but all train and bus routes were in operation. Further,
As of 10:30 Monday morning, airlines flying in and out of O'Hare International Airport had cancelled over 1,600 flights and of those that remained experienced delays averaging forty minutes due to de-icing and other issues. At Midway, airlines cancelled over eighty-five flights and experienced delays of twenty minutes or more. The City of Chicago encourages travelers to check the statues of their scheduled flights before heading to the airports.
Mayor Emanuel said, "I want to thank the city workers for their efforts to make sure out city keeps moving and our residents have access to vital city services when needed most. And most of all, I want to thank all Chicagoans for their patience and cooperation."
"We remind residents to take precautions and to call 311 and we will connect you to City services and resources for assistance," said Gary Schenkel, Executive Director of the Office of Emergency management and Communications.
As a result of the arctic air thrust downward in our direction, all fifty states have dipped below 32° Fahrenheit at some point, even Hawaii. At least seventeen deaths across the Midwest have been attributed to the polar vortex, in Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, and Michigan


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ESPN.com's James Walker has a new Q&A online with WWE Champion CM Punk. Below is an excerpt:
CM Punk, a year ago at this time, considering your contract situation with WWE, did you think you would be in this spot, defending the world title at Wrestlemania 28?
CM Punk: No, because I was leaving. At Wrestlemania last year — and I always say I thrive in high-pressure situations — my job was to steal the show and prove to everybody how awesome I was and what an amazing talent they were losing. I went out there with Randy [Orton] and we put on, in my opinion, the best match on the show of pure wrestling. I wasn't concerned about what I was doing next year. I was leaving in my mind. I didn't think I would still be here or holding the title.
At what point did that mentality shift? Did the pen have to hit the paper for you to finally realize you were staying in WWE?
Punk: Yes, absolutely. I didn't re-sign until middle of July, I think. It was actually the day of [the Money in the Bank Pay Per View], I believe. It was after the show even started. So it was down to the wire.
You mentioned Chris Jericho has never been "The Man" like you've been. Can you elaborate? Jericho has held world titles in the past.
Punk: Sure, but there's always, I think, somebody that has overshadowed him. I guess an argument can be made that John Cena is still "The Man." But the numbers don't lie with merchandising, ratings and everything else. We're not trying to hotshot the title around or play hot potato with it. We're giving people a champion they can believe in. And Jericho was never really that guy. He was never really, I guess, the ambassador John Cena has been and that I've been lately. That's what I meant by that.
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College Hockey:Six for 2014
The following have demonstrably improved their play during 2013. It's a good bet that they will continue in 2014
Tori Charron, Norwich: The senior forward who led the nation in goals a year ago with 30, is back, stressing opposing goaltenders with aplomb. Charron finished off the 2013 portion of the Cadets' schedule with a six game point streak that was composed of six goals and six helpers. Charron's contributions to the Cadets' pursuits are glaring. She has registered six game winning goals and three power play markers thus far. In her second season with Norwich, the former Elmira College skater has amassed 88 goals and 41 assists in 89 career games.
Isabel Waidacher, St. Scholastica: Performing with all the cache of a veteran, the Switzerland born freshman has recorded seven multi-point outings in 11 games. Her five goals, eight point offensive outburst against Finlandia arrived in just her third game as a collegian.
Allison Era, Plattsburgh: The Glendale, AZ, senior has anchored the outstanding Cardinals defense that is apparently unsolvable as seen through the early going. Era, always an offensive threat, has a team-high 13 assists.
Megan Myers, Utica: Myers has scored points in all eight of the Pioneers games thus far, racking up seven goals and 14 points. The Las Vegas, NV, forward is well ahead of her all-time best, points-per-game average of 1.60, which she registered in her sophomore season. Myers has been an important cog in the Pioneers current six game win streak.
McKenzie Taggart, Stevenson: As an independent program in only its second season, the Mustangs are in the infancy of constructing a base for the future. Taggart has been at the forefront in that regard; finishing as leading scorer a year ago. Taggart has netted 11 goals thus far; good enough for fifth in D-III action. The sophomore forward is also tied for second with six power play goals. Taggart, who notched the first hat-trick in the Mustangs brief history in an 8-4 loss to St. Benedict earlier the month, will have an opportunity to add another entry into the record book, as she is two points shy of eclipsing the 13 points she finished with last season.
Janna Beilke-Skoug, Wisconsin-Stevens Point: Beilke-Skoug has seen a touch over 600 minutes of play in 2013; ranking her third in the country. The juniors' positive progression has been a boon for the Pointers who rank seventh in overall team defense. Beilke-Skoug has dramatically reworked her numbers. Her GAA has fallen from 2.41 in 2012-13 to 1.49 currently and her save percentage has followed suit, increasing from .907 to .948. Beilke-Skoug stands at 8-1-1 at the break, a marked improvement from her 5-6-2 of last season.
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The term, 'hapa' in Hawaii means half, partly, or of mixed ethnic backgrounds. Thus, 'hapa haole' would indicate someone with a Caucasian and Pacific islander racial mix. In the realm of Hawaiian music, that term, 'hapa' will automatically bring to mind the duo of Barry Flanagan and Ron Kuala'au who form, 'Hapa'. The music of Hapa has been soothing and pleasing their fans and audiences in Hawaii, Japan and New York and points in between for nearly three decades now.
Here are some of the comments made about Hapa's music:
Kenny Loggins: 'Hawaii's musical rainbow warriors...they captivate your heart and soothe your soul.'
LA Times: 'Beautiful, fragile, spiritual, powerful.'
New York Times: 'The most successful group from Hawaii in recent history.'
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Many teachers complain that their students' parents fail to actively participate in their children's education. This is certainly true in many cases, often presenting a difficult challenge for schools. However, teachers and school administrators need to understand that many families simply don't know how to participate constructively. In other words, they do not have a clear picture of what they are expected to do.
It goes without saying that teachers are happiest with those parents that monitor their children's homework, respond to letters from school, and support the school when they are asked to do so. When this does not happen, many teachers automatically assume that the parents don't care. This is especially true of middle and high school teachers. The problem often has to do with communications. Many parents assume that if there is a problem at school the teacher will notify them; conversely, many teachers assume that when parents are silent it's because they don't care. Much of this can be corrected by teachers who are willing to:
1. Create a classroom website that informs parents about the instructional as well as social activities within the classroom. The students can take responsibility for the site with appropriate supervision;
2. Call parents once each quarter to simply ask them if they have any questions or concerns about their children's education;
3. Invite parents to participate in fun school activities that are not always centered on sports. For instance, organize a parent-student jeopardy contest, or a bake-off;
4. Invite parents to speak about their professions and align such presentations with the material you are teaching. In essence, demonstrate to the students that the curriculum has practical application for their future; and
5. Offer parents an opportunity to ask questions about issues that are contentious and often misunderstood about public school education. For instance, surveys show that most Americans do not understand the purpose and scope of Common Core State Standards.
These are simply a few ideas for teachers to consider. The bottom line is that open communications between teachers and parents may well be the key ingredient to making sure that our students succeed.


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The 86th annual Academy Awards ended with the film "12 Years a Slave" taking home the Oscar for Best Picture. While many were pleased with the Academy's selection, one right-wing talker didn't think it deserved it.
The film "12 Years a Slave" directed by Steve McQueen tells the true story of Solomon Northup, an African American from the north in the 1840s who was tricked into slavery and spent 12 years in the south bouncing between plantations until he was finally found and returned home. The film received rave reviews and was given the top honor at the Academy Awards. During his radio show broadcast the following day, Rush Limbaugh, stated that the film only won the award because it was based on slavery or what Limbaugh referred to it as the "magic word."
"There's no way that movie was not going to win! If it was the only thing that movie won, it was going to win best picture. There was no way. It didn't matter if it was good or bad — I haven't seen it — it was going to win...It had the magic word in the title: slave."
In addition to winning the Oscar for Best Picture, the film also took home the awards for Best Supporting Actress, going to Lupita Nyong'o, and Best Adapted Screen Play. The film was based on the true story of Solomon Northup who wrote the memoir himself and was published in 1853.
Rush Limbaugh and many others on the political right and in the right-wing media often like to use race as an issue when it shouldn't be. "12 Years a Slave" won the Oscar for best film because it was an amazing work of art done by great actors, writers and directed by the highly talented Steve McQueen. Race could be used by both sides of the political spectrum to further their agenda, sometimes it's warranted and other times it's not, but in the case of the 2014 film of the year, you should just give credit where credit is due.
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Police Have No Leads in Massive Pumpkin Caper
Charlie Brown is innocent.
The theft last weekend of 600 pumpkins from a Long Island farm raises questions: How did the thieves manage to abscond with hundreds of unwieldy gourds with zero witnesses? Why? And whatever will they do with all of those pumpkins? Lolly Rottkamp, owner of Fox Hollow Farm, suspects an inside job, telling Newsday that the pumpkin field was hidden from the streets. "Somebody's on a rampage," she said, citing other farm-stand robberies in the area. The pumpkins are apparently worth $4,200, and once they hit the gourd black market we imagine they'll be impossible to trace. Be careful where you source your jack-o'-lantern. [Independent]


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The Honey Creek Inn, located in the small Village of Cannonsburg, preserves and exemplifies what a Pub truly is: Historic, full of local tradition, and the warmth of the many hearts that have passed through the Inn over the years.Displaying hundreds of original taps of beers served over the years, the Honey Creek Inn continues serving the best brews in true English pint glasses. Preparing foods from around the world and your mom's kitchen, award winning Chef Michael Alexander creates a menu.
Whether you need to fill up your car or grab a bite, the Grist Mill has it all! A gas station, a fresh bakery, a fine deli serving sandwiches made to your exact taste, a charming grocery store, and a personable butcher to help you select the finest, freshest meats.Also a breakfast and lunch café which serves everything from scrambled eggs to hamburgers! We even have a post office to mail a letter to all your family and friends to tell them what a unique, historic experience is waiting for them in Cannonsburg!
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