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CLOVER — The Inaugural Clover Optimist Classic swings into action Thursday in both gyms at Clover High School.
Bailey Jackson, head coach of the Blue Eagles, and CHS girls head coach Sherer Hopkins are geared up for the three-day tournament featuring 16 teams.
"I am excited that we are hosting two great fields in the first year of our tournament," said Jackson. "We want this to be a first-class event and look forward to seeing how our guys and girls teams respond to the challenge of competing against some quality basketball programs."
Boys' teams competing include York, Indian Land, Charlotte Christian, Providence Day, Blacksburg, Broome, Chesterfield and Clover.
Girls' teams slated for the tournament include Indian Land, Spartanburg Christian, Blacksburg, Eau Claire, Seneca, Cuthbertson (NC), a traveling team from Brisbane, Australia and Clover.
"The tournament experience will help us," said Lady Blue Eagle point guard Aaliyah Knox. "Competing against teams with different styles of play will help us when we get back to region play."
The tournament features several Division 1 players, including Clemson University commit Patrick Rooks of Charlotte Christian, Seneca's Kianna Holland, a Duke commit, and Providence Day's Jordan Watkins.
Thursday's action begins with the York Comprehensive High School Cougars pitted against Charlotte Christian at 3 p.m. in the new gym.
Other Thursday boys' games, all in the CHS new gym, include Chesterfield against Blacksburg at 4:30 p.m.
Broome and Providence Day are slated for a 6 p.m. tipoff, with the Blue Eagles hosting Indian Land at 7:30 p.m.
Thursday's girls' action will be held in the CHS old gym, with Blacksburg and Spartanburg Christian at 3 p.m. Next will be Seneca and Cuthbertson at 4:30 p.m.
The Lady Blue Eagles will entertain Indian Land at 6 p.m., followed by Eau Claire and Brisbane at 7:30 p.m.
Games will be played at the same starting times on Friday, with Saturday games beginning at 10 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. in both gyms.
The remainder of Saturday's games will be played at 1, 2:30, 4 and 5:30 p.m. in the new gym, with the girls' championship game at 4 p.m. and the boys' title game slated for 5:30 p.m.
The Clover Optimist Club's sponsored the tournament.


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A stay at Twelve Centennial Park Hotel places you in the heart of Atlanta, walking distance from New American Shakespeare Tavern and Museum of Design Atlanta.
This 4-star aparthotel is within close proximity of Atlanta Civic Center and AmericasMart.
Make yourself at home in one of the 102 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchens with full-sized refrigerators/freezers and stovetops. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed, and all rooms are furnished with sofa beds. Rooms have private balconies. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 37-inch plasma televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment. Private bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a seasonal outdoor pool. Additional features include complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and wedding services.
Grab a bite to eat at the aparthotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Breakfast is available for a fee.
Featured amenities include a 24-hour business center, limo/town car service, and audiovisual equipment. Planning an event in Atlanta? This aparthotel has 5800 square feet (539 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and a ballroom. Parking (subject to charges) is conveniently located nearby.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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In addition to an outdoor pool, Twelve Centennial Park Hotel provides a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. The aparthotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business amenities at this 4-star property consist of a 24-hour business center, a technology helpdesk, and secretarial services. Event facilities measuring 5800 square feet (539 square meters) include a conference center, conference/meeting rooms, and a ballroom. This business-friendly aparthotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and concierge services.
Twelve Centennial Park Hotel is a smoke-free property.
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- Total number of rooms - 102
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- Multiple large conference rooms
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- Limo or Town Car service available
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ROOM at TWELVE - This brasserie serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
24-hour room service is available.
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An outdoor pool and a seasonal outdoor pool are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
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- Running track/path nearby
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- Sports center nearby
- Helicopter/airplane tours nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Swimming on site
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To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
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Check-in time starts at 3 PM
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Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
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Bluetune-Solo ($50) is a small monaural Bluetooth speaker with speakerphone capabilities, released by Shenzhen-based Divoom. The tube-shaped handheld unit includes a rechargeable battery, powered through Micro-USB with the included cable. That cord can also be used to daisy-chain multiple speakers together for enhanced sound. Five colors are available, each with a soft-touch chassis capped by silver metallic top and bottom pieces; we noticed pretty significant audio interference in initial testing.
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President Christian welcomes 60,000 SUNY New Paltz alumni to the NEWLY ESTABLISHED SUNY New Paltz Alumni Association.
As a graduate of SUNY New Paltz, you are automatically a member! All students also become members upon graduation. Membership is free. The new SUNY New Paltz Alumni Association is the only official alumni organization of SUNY New Paltz. For the full text of the announcement, click here.
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Antarctica and climate change
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It is widely accepted that climate change as a result of human activity, is real, happening now and will have an impact of everyone and everything on the Earth. Antarctica, and the Southern Ocean that surrounds it, affects our whole planet through its influence on the Earth's climate system. Understanding Antarctica's role in climate change is not only a huge scientific challenge but also an urgent priority for society
What makes Antarctica so important?
The vast, ice-covered Polar Regions are like a global thermostat that regulates the Earth's climate system. The whiteness of the ice sheets help cool the atmosphere by reflecting heat from the Sun; the darkness of the polar oceans absorbs heat from the sun. Ice cold, salty water from the surface drops into the deep oceans to drive the ocean currents that carry heat around the globe. The Southern Ocean that surrounds Antarctica is a natural 'sink' that absorbs the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Scientists know that the Antarctic ice sheet has grown and shrunk over geological history. Recent analysis of Antarctic ice cores reveal that during the last 800,000 years the Earth experienced eight glacial cycles (each with an ice age and warm period). Understanding this natural rhythm helps scientists get a better picture of what's happening to the Earth's climate today and what might happen in the future.
So is Antarctica really melting?
The majority of long-term measurements from Antarctic research stations show no significant warming or cooling trends, and temperatures over most of the continent have been relatively stable over the past few decades. The effects of the ozone hole have shielded much of the Antarctic continent from the impact of 'global warming'.
Does the Ozone Hole affect Antarctic climate?
We now know that the Antarctic ozone hole has had a profound effect on the Antarctic climate that extends far beyond increasing the levels of ultra-violet radiation. As stratospheric ozone amounts have fallen, temperatures above the continent have also dropped. This creates a bigger temperature difference between the tropics and the Antarctic which affects global weather patterns. For example, since 1980 the strength of winds over the Southern Ocean has increased by about 15%.
What about reports about Antarctica melting?
It is a very different story on the Antarctic Peninsula — the long mountainous landmass that projects from the main continent. Climate records from the west coast of the Antarctic Peninsula show that temperatures in this region have risen by nearly 3°C during the last 50 years — about five times the global average, and only matched in Alaska and Siberia. British Antarctic Survey research has shown also that near-surface sea temperatures to the west of the Peninsula have risen by over 1°C over a similar period. It is now accepted that the waters of the Antarctic Circumpolar Current are warming more rapidly than the global ocean as a whole.
Is human activity warming Antarctica?
Experiments with climate models suggest that human activity has contributed to temperature changes observed across Antarctica, including the rapid warming on the western side of the Antarctic Peninsula. However, these changes also reflect natural factors, such as variations in volcanic dust in the atmosphere and changes in the energy output of the Sun. But the eastern side of the Antarctic Peninsula is very sensitive to climate change. Stronger westerly winds in the northern Antarctic Peninsula, driven principally by human-induced climate change, were responsible for the marked regional summer warming that led to the well-publicised retreat and collapse of the northern Larsen Ice Shelf. In October 2006, the first direct evidence linking human activity to the collapse of northern Antarctic Peninsula ice shelves was reported in the Journal of Climate.
What's the evidence?
The ozone hole and global warming have changed Antarctic weather patterns such that strengthened westerly winds force warm air eastward over the natural barrier created by the Antarctic Peninsula's 2km-high mountain chain. On summer days when this happens temperatures in the north-east Peninsula warm by around 5°C, creating the conditions that allowed the drainage of melt-water into crevasses on the Larsen Ice Shelf, a key process that led to its break-up in 2002.
What next?
It is important that society and political leaders have access to the best scientific evidence and understanding of the likely scale and impact of global climate change. Attributing observed changes to either natural environmental events or to human activity requires reliable observations of past and present climate. A great deal of international effort is focused on using and improving sophisticated climate models that will analyse results of experiments and help determine future change.
- Since the start of the Industrial Revolution the amount of greenhouse gases entering the atmosphere has increased beyond that caused by these natural events.
- There is growing evidence that a large part of the recently observed rapid change is driven by human activity.
- The lowest temperature ever recorded in Antarctica was −89°C
- The temperature in the Antarctic Peninsula has risen by almost 3°C in the last 50 years causing some of the smaller ice shelves to melt
- Around 30 countries operate Antarctica research stations where scientists study global environmental issues like climate change, ozone depletion and sustainable management of marine life.


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Still, the Haitian water engineer traveling with us warns Clark that given flooding concerns during the rainy season, it would be best if she built up the hill a bit.
To convey this to her students, Clark arranged Skype calls with Dorelien; his daughter Audrey, who is doing postdoctoral work at the University of Michigan on demography and public health; Nathalie Jolivert, a recent graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, whose father died in the earthquake; architect David Hampton who previously worked for Sean Penn's relief organization, J/P HRO; Michelle Sakayan, a Chicago architect who helped lead the design of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa; architect Malcolm Morris, who designed a school in Mirebalais for L'Ecole De Choix led by Chicagoan Laura Hartman; and Stuart Dykstra, a hydrogeologist from Woodridge-based V3.
"They got a fair amount of firsthand experience from people, which is really good, because I refuse to go in there and say, 'You're going to design a boarding school in Haiti' and just let them dream and not think about it in real terms," Clark said. "That's what made it even more challenging because they can't use anything to build with. And then we get to the point, where I say, 'Yeah. There's this road. You just designed something with a 35-foot-long truss. How are you going to get that up the road? How's it going to get there exactly?'"
In Clark's view, much of the aid that flooded Haiti after the earthquake was "inappropriate." And the proposals for temporary and permanent housing were "useless" because the architects planning them had "insufficient information" about the community and the culture.
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So Clark demanded that each student ask:
•Does their design demonstrate an understanding of Haitian culture and the community? (She made the class spend two weeks reading Haitian literature and history.)
•Does it take into account local conditions, climate and ecology (such as the rainy season)?
•Does it incorporate available materials? (Deforestation has wiped out Haiti's wood supply. No wood allowed.)
•Is it sensitive to the overall psychology of Haiti? (For instance, putting girls on the second floors of the dormitories for privacy and safety.)
"The kids who were in my class, they wanted to do something that felt real and to sink their teeth into something that felt more of-the-world," Clark said. "I think they enjoyed it, and I felt like I actually had something to offer them."
Clark will teach at IIT again in the spring.
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IRON MOUNTAIN - The Dickinson County Community Theatre will be holding auditions for its production of "A Christmas Carol." Auditions are on Monday, Oct. 7 and Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 6:30 p.m. at the Norway Fine Arts Center in Norway.
"A Christmas Carol," the holiday classic by Charles Dickens, has been adapted into numerous stage versions. DCCT selected the version by John Jakes, which also features the character of Charles Dickens himself. There is a large cast and opportunities for experienced and novice actors.
Auditions are open to everyone, from high school age and older. No children will be auditioned for this show.
The audition process will consist of reading from provided scripts and participation in simple acting exercises. Rehearsals will be conducted on weekday evenings through October, November, and into December. All rehearsals, including the production, Dec. 5-8, will be held at the Norway Fine Arts Center at 300 Section Street in Norway.
DCCT is a community organization that welcomes anyone who wishes to be part of an active and lively theatre group. In addition to acting roles, there are a variety of production and crew opportunities with each show.
Their next production will be the musical "Annie Get Your Gun," which is scheduled for the spring. Those interested in being involved with "A Christmas Carol" are encouraged to attend one of the two auditions.
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Keep sane when sharing a family bathroom.
When my kids were still very little, too young to take baths on their own and still in diapers, I was the proud owner of a lovely home with two bathrooms. Then, as children do, they began to grow. My clever decorating scheme gave way to bathtub crayons, cartoon characters, and toothpaste from floor to ceiling - don't ask how the little darlings managed that last one, because I couldn't tell you.
As a family of five, we've had to make our shared bathroom work for us. In short, I learned all about sharing a bathroom with children. Happily, I discovered a few things along the way to make the entire adventure less painful and more productive (and even kind of fun) for everyone.
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A vampire lands work as a private investigator and falls for mortal woman.
When a convicted murderer from Mick's past is released from prison, Mick must face one of his worst fears - having the truth of his immortal identity revealed to Beth.
Mick must stop a new vampire
Two undercover officers are killed while protecting a witness.
After Beth saves him, Mick tries to avoid her.
Beth investigates the death of model from a mysterious overdose.
Beth's new photographer, Morgan, takes some photos of a building fire.
Mick protects a frightened young woman from the cult followers of a killer.
Mick begins working closely on a case with a mysterious photographer.
Mick discovers a secret his best friend has kept from him for over 40 years.
Mick and Beth must work together when a vindictive drug lord kidnaps Josh.
Mick?s dream of becoming human again is within reach when he uncovers a secret.
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Q: How do you qualify for the relocation incentive program?
A: Contact your bank to ask what program you can qualify for. Ask to be qualified for the HAFA program, Coop Program or any internal proprietary program they may offer you.
Short sale present: Homeowners and investors (residential and commercial) continue to struggle month after month to make their high payments with no help from their banks. Banks cannot refinance most mortgage loans because there is a lack of equity due to the huge reduction on overall market value everywhere. A small percentage of homeowners received limited temporary relief from their banks, known as temporary loan modifications. In some homeowner cases, the reduction in their monthly mortgage is as small as $50 dollars a month. That is not much help at all. Most homeowners who have called me in the past six months have been told by their banks to short sell. Yes, They will receive relocation incentives when they complete a short sale.
Q: Why are homeowners short selling in 2012?
A: Most homeowners short sell because their expenses have exceeded their income. Most homeowners, who have suffered a job change due to recent layoffs, are re-employed at lower pay rate – sometimes as often as 50-60 percent less than their previous job. Some homeowners are still unemployed in the wake of our 14 percent unemployment rate in northern Nevada.
Imagine trying to make end meets, paying high mortgage payments and providing for your family at a 50 percent salary reduction. For most homeowners it is more realistic to short sell their homes now. To be financially fit after a short sale is a not too distant goal most homeowners can attain.
Another most common reason to short sell is when the homeowner is approaching retirement age. Their retirement income is substantially less than the regular wages and short selling to be financially fit for the years retirement just makes sense.
Q: What are homeowners receiving as relocation incentives?
A: Below is a list of relocation incentives my clients received in 2012 so far:
*4501 Mt Bachelor - Seller received $4,000 FHA incentive
*9761 Crystalline - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*7505 Younghans - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*730 Colorado River - Seller received $1,000 relocation incentive
*17680 Boulder Springs - Seller received $1,000 relocation incentive
*1465 Prospect - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*610 E Huffaker - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*3369 Bentgrass - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*3925 Dominus - Seller received $3,000 HAFA incentive
*6155 Telehurst - Seller received $12,000 Coop incentive
As you can see, different homeowners qualify for different programs and receive various relocation incentives in every short sale. Please take the time to look into what relocation incentives you can qualify for. You can enjoy the benefits of 100 percent debt forgiveness and get paid to short sell from your banks.
Short sale future: The good news is here. Banks and lenders are starting to realize that they can preserve a whole lot more cash if a home does not have to go through the full foreclosure process. Homeowners should take advantage of these relocation incentives programs by calling their banks to qualify. Most banks participate in the HAFA program, be sure to confirm their participation. Some banks are offering proprietary programs as much as $35,000 to short sell.
If you cannot refinance and cannot make the high monthly payment especially after the loan has been modified, it is time to short sell.
Annie Christian is a real estate broker and owner of The Annie Christian Real Estate Group. She helps with everything from buying and selling to foreclosure and short sale. To submit a question, call 351-5117. Her website is www.anniechristian.com.


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Elgin set to OK funds for arts organizations
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ELGIN — After hearing Wednesday night from representatives of the Elgin Symphony Orchestra about its financial situation and what it may want from the city, council members are set to move along awarding $66,242 to 13 other arts organizations in town.
According to supporting material for Wednesday's meeting, the funding is part of the city's goal of using the arts to revitalize the downtown and establish the old central business district as an arts center for the Fox Valley.
"Supporting local arts organizations through public funding is critical in helping achieve this goal," the document states. "The arts bring the community together and contribute to the quality of life of the city's residents."
The following projects, and funding, are recommended by the Cultural Arts Commission:
Ballet Folklorico for a show in September: $4,628.
The Children's Theatre of Elgin for a concert in June: $6,611.
The Elgin Historical Museum for a Wendell Moselay art exhibit: $1,771.
The Elgin Children's Chorus for a concert: $4,533.
The Elgin Choral Union for a concert: $3,772.
The Elgin OPERA company for a concert: $3,137.
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Crooked Island is 30 miles long and surrounded by 45 miles of barrier reefs that are ideal for diving and fishing. They slope from 4 feet to 50 feet, then plunge to 3,600 feet in the Crooked Island Passage, once one of the most important sea roads for ships following the southerly route from the West Indies to the Old World. If you drive up to the Cove settlement, you get an uninterrupted view of the region all the way to the narrow passage at Lovely Bay between Crooked Island and Acklins Island. Two lighthouses alert mariners that they are nearing the islands.
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COLUMBUS, GA – The 10th-ranked North Georgia women's soccer team suffered their first loss of the year on Wednesday evening, as they faced an early deficit before falling 1-0 to Columbus State University at the Walden Soccer Complex.
The Lady Saints suffer their first setback of the 2011 campaign, falling to 10-1 overall and 5-1 in Peach Belt Conference action. The Cougars are starting to heat up in conference play, winning their third straight match and improving to 9-3-2 overall and 4-2-1 in league play.
While North Georgia dominated the first 15 minutes of action, Columbus State struck first in the 20th minute when Kansas Bayly fired a strike inside the left post to give the Cougars a 1-0 advantage. Amber Wright played the ball to Bayly who curled her shot just inside the far post for her fourth goal of the year.
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When I'm trying to migrate from Eclipse Virgo to JBossOSGi I get resolving errors for import packages javax.sql and javax.swing. It seems that Apache Felix doesn't export the system bundles. How can this be fixed?
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The javax packages are generally not automatically exposed by the OSGi framework from the JRE. This allows multiple implementations and versions of these packages to co-exist in the OSGi framework. I know Equinox does expose these packages by default in some configurations.
You can get an OSGi framework to export additional packages from the system bundle by adding them to the org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra property. In the JBoss OSGi framework this is done by modifying the runtime/server/<configuration>/conf/jboss-osgi-framework.properties file like this:
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Alabama coach Nick Saban, one of the elite leaders on college football, weighed in on the issue during a booster club visit to Orlando last week.
"I've always been for plus one," said Saban, a 60-year-old coach who has won three national titles. "I think one of the most difficult things in having a large playoff is how do you play the games? How do you have finals? How do you implement that relative to what our players already [do]? I know they have one in [Division] I-AA and Division II, Division III and all that. But I think that would be a little more difficult, especially because the college bowl system provides a lot of self-gratification for a lot of young people in college football."
Saban is just the latest high-profile coach to come out in support of a playoff system.
Oklahoma's Bob Stoops and Florida's Will Muschamp have also voiced their backing of a playoff system that keeps the bowl system intact.
"If we played another game, we'd always be able to incorporate the best teams," Saban added. "So you would at least get the best teams and they would play. How they implement that, if they use the bowl system, I think that would be great. But I am not for extending the system into the next semester. I don't think that's fair to college football players. But I think that'd be great for the fans and I think that's what they want."
Conference officials settled on the idea of a four-team playoff system to replace the current BCS format in late April but what sort of playoff model has been fiercely debated in the days since the announcement.
Early last week, Big Ten commissioner Jim Delany told CBSSports.com that one proposal being considered is one in which the four-teams in the playoff would be comprised of conference winners ranked in the top six nationally.
That's an idea that Saban isn't a big fan of.
"The thing I don't want is all this stuff about you got to be a conference champion, then you're not going to get the best four teams," the legendary coach said. "Because some leagues, there's not parity and some have really good people at the top and they should have an opportunity to play in a game whether they win a championship or not."
Officials will reconvene in Chicago in late June with BCS executive director Bill Hancock telling reporters that he would like to take a final proposal to the NCAA Presidential Oversight Committee by July 4.
According to Saban, members of the Southeastern Conference will meet again after Memorial Day during the SEC spring meetings to discuss the myriad of proposals on the table. He said he believes whatever decision is made, it will be the right one.
"I feel confident that our leadership in the SEC with Mike Slive and his staff of people," Saban added. "They probably know more about this than most of us coaches and they would do a really good job of representing and presenting us with some ideas that hopefully we get a chance to have some input in when the time comes."
Bo Bikes Bama: Several weeks ago, I wrote about how former Auburn football great Bo Jackson was putting together a bike ride called Bo Bikes Bama as a way to raise over $1 million for victims affected by the tragedy of the tornadoes that ripped through Alabama on April 2011. His ride took place from April 24th through April 28 and according to his website, BoBikesBama.com, the event raised $435,228.
Bowlsby to lead Big 12: The Big 12 Conference tabbed former Stanford athletic director Bob Bowlsby to be its next commissioner Friday. Bowlsby, 60, will replace interim commissioner Chuck Neinas, who took the job in September after Dan Beebe was ousted following internal turmoil within league. Bowlsby's influence in the Pac-12 is well-known, having worked to hire current commissioner Larry Scott as well as working to help create the league's new media rights deal with ESPN and FOX as well as the current Pac-12 Network.
Conference movement: Conference USA announced the additions of five new members: Louisiana Tech, USTA, North Texas, Charlotte and FIU on Friday. The moves are expected to occur in July 2013 and were made to offset the departures of Houston, SMU, UCF and Memphis to the Big East in 2013. Meanwhile, the Mountain West Conference announced the additions of Utah State and San Jose State beginning in July 2013. Those moves will also help offset the departures of Boise State and San Diego State, which are also leaving for the Big East in 2013. Earlier in the week, the Sun Belt Conference announced the addition of Texas State, starting in 2013. The moves put the future of the WAC as a football conference in serious jeopardy as the league will be left with only Idaho and New Mexico State as football members in 2013.
IU-Kentucky rivalry over?: One of the best college basketball rivalries: Indiana vs. Kentucky appears to be over. Late last week, Indiana announced that they couldn't come to an agreement with Kentucky on where to play the series. Indiana officials wanted the series to continue as a home-and-home while Kentucky wanted it to move back to neutral-site games. The move ends a series that has been played since the mid-1950s and is one of college basketball's best border rivalries.
Calipari gets raise: Fresh off the program's first national championship since 1998, Kentucky has rewarded men's basketball coach John Calipari with a raise. The bump in salary – reported to be around 8.3 percent – now makes the remaining seven years of his deal now worth $36.5 million. Calipari will get $5.2 million annually from endorsements, base salary and bonuses.
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