 player of the year and the first since former CBU standout Meshack Lufile earned the honour in 2016.
He now becomes the AUS conference nominee for the U SPORTS defensive player of the year award.
In his seventh season at the helm of the Saint Mary's program, Jonah Taussig has been selected by his peers as the AUS coach of the year.
This season, Coach Taussig's Huskies finished with a 19-1 regular season record, a first-place finish in the conference standings, and earned the bye through to the semi-final round of the AUS championship.
The Huskies led the Atlantic conference in points per game (87.5) and rebounds per game (41.3). They also allowed the fewest points against this season (72.0).
Taussig is the first Saint Mary's men's basketball coach to be named AUS coach of the year since 1993 when Coach Ross Quackenbush earned the honour.
Coach Taussig will now represent the AUS as the nominee for U SPORTS coach of the year. The only Saint Mary's head coach to earn the national honour was coach Brian Heaney in 1973.
StFX's Steve Konchalski (2000-01) is the last Atlantic conference head coach to win the Stuart W. Aberdeen Trophy as the nation's top university coach.
Brent Martindale of the Saint Mary's Huskies is the 2019 recipient of the AUS student-athlete community service award and will be the Atlantic conference nominee for the prestigious Ken Shields Award.
A six-foot-six forward from Kingston, Ont., Martindale started in all 20 games for the Huskies this season, averaging 6.7 points and 4.8 rebounds per game.
The fourth-year criminology student is a three-time academic all-Canadian with a 4.0 GPA.
His extensive community involvement includes serving as the Saint Mary's campus lead for the Student-Athlete Mental Health Initiative (SAMHI), as well as directing and coordinating the Open Doors, Open Minds student mentorship program.
Martindale is a member of the Saint Mary's athletic council, as well as a lead basketball camp instructor for Saint Mary's youth camps.
Off campus, he has served as an assistant coach to the 2018 Basketball Nova Scotia U15 provincial team. He also volunteers for St. Andrew's United Church, serving meals for their Sunday Supper community outreach program.
Martindale has also travelled to Romania the last two summers, serving as a volunteer with the Venture2Impact program.
He is just the second player from the Saint Mary's Huskies to be honoured with the AUS student-athlete community service award. Former Huskies standout Harry Ezenibe earned the honour in back-to-back seasons in 2013 and 2014.
Martindale now becomes the AUS nominee for the national Ken Shields award. Ezenibe is the only Saint Mary's player to win the national honour. He won following the 2013-14 season.
An AUS athlete has earned the honour in four of the past five seasons. Last season, former Tigers standout Sven Stammberger was the winner of the national Ken Shields Award.
The 2019 Subway AUS Men's Basketball Championship will be hosted at Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, N.S., March 1-3, 2019.
QF #1: StFX (5th) vs. Cape Breton (4th), 6:30 p.m.
QF #2: Memorial (6th) vs. Dalhousie (3rd), 8:30 p.m.
SF #1: Winner QF #1 vs. Saint Mary's (1st), 6:30 p.m.
SF #2: Winner QF #2 vs. UNB (2nd), 8:30 p.m.
Championship Game: Winner SF #1 vs. Winner SF #2, 4:30 p.m.
Final AUS standings: http://atlanticuniversitysport.com/sports/mbkb/2018-19/standings.
All games of championship will be broadcast live Bell Alliant's Fibe TV1 (channel 1) and available via webcast at www.AUStv.ca.
The AUS champion will advance to the 2019 U SPORTS Men's Basketball Final 8 championship, being hosted by Dalhousie March 8-10 at Scotiabank Centre in Halifax, N.S. As hosts, the Dalhousie Tigers receive an automatic berth in the national championship. Should the Tigers claim the conference title, the second Atlantic conference berth at nationals will be awarded to the AUS runner up.
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Separate names with a comma.﻿﻿﻿I am one of the few people who has run the gamut of bitcoin usage. I have bought and sold tangible items using bitcoins. I have mined them. I have traded them for dollars. I have researched the techonology behind them. So I feel that I have some right to speak about them. I am an ethusiastic supporter of the concept of a crypto-currency, and I think that one will eventually replace the monetary system as we know it. But it won't be bitcoin.
Here's the problem: bitcoins are inherently deflationary. There will never be more than 21 million bticoins in existance, and so value of the currency necisssarily rises over time.
For years, I have heard the line: "inflation is bad, but deflation is catastrophic". Like so many abstract concepts you learn in college, I accepted this statement on an intellectual level. But I never groked it. So while real economists cried foul at the concept behind bitcoin, I poo-poohed their concerns. Bitcoin was so very clever, and the thought of sticking it to The Man entranced me. But using bitcoins has finally given me a real-world punch in the gut: deflation SUCKS.
Why? Because you get kicked in the nuts when you spend your money. Since the value of your money is constantly increasing, you always hold out as long as possible when buying things; it becomes stupid to invest your money; sellers engage in a race to the bottom; the dreaded "deflationary spiral" of constantly falling trade volume and prices; the self destructive circle-jerk of currency speculation. When using a deflationary