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Skip to comments.Public Universities Around The Country Allow Special Cords To Gay Graduates For Being Gay
Posted on 06/14/2014 7:02:19 PM PDT by massmike
College graduation is a special time in America, and its even more special this year if you are gay.
A number of public colleges and universities gave special recognition this year to graduating seniors who amazingly managed to complete their degrees while suffering the grueling hardship of being lesbians and homosexuals, reports Campus Reform.
Administrators at these taxpayer-funded institutions allowed gay students to attend this years commencement ceremonies donning caps and gowns with special honor cords.
Straight students do not appear to have been given the option of having special tassels.
The University of Missouri-Columbia hosted a separate but equal! lavender graduation for gay students.
We host Lavender Graduation to honor the accomplishments and hardships members of the LGBTQ and Ally population have had to go through on this campus, explains a description at the website of Mizzous LGBTQ Resource Center.
The announcement complains about repeated heterosexism, roommate and floormate disputes, assigned love poems in English class and foreign language tests that mark us wrong for the gendered pronoun use in the go on a date scenario.
All are invited to walk with us, no matter level of involvement or identities, and all friends, family, mentors, and people are invited to attend and cheer, the description adds.
Penn State University and San Diego State University provided rainbow-tassel options for gay graduates.
Many other schools gave special cords to gay students to honor their special accomplishment of graduating while gay including the University of Arizona, Montclair State University and Virginia Commonwealth University, notes Campus Reform.
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All of this homosexual worship going on in this country these days is pretty disgusting. We're all fairies now.
Words fail me.
Not surprised by this nonsense, unfortunately. Gay is the new homeless/black/whatever trendy cause of the moment.
I'm glad I'm past my college days. I have a feeling I would have ended up getting suspended for running afoul of some asinine rule or another. Especially while I lived on campus (good gravy, was I ever happy to get out of the dorms!).
Those MO people are still trying to apologize for the 2012 nomination of Todd Akin, I almost forgot his name.
We are coming to the day of "required" worship too.
The longer they artificially extend this the harsher the blowback will be.
One can only imagine why you're friends with someone who "abuses her children." Let me guess — so you can shed your grace upon her? Or at the least, bolster your own ego.
My Chinese friends who suffered adversity under Chairman Mao said it was the CONFRONTING and adversity that made them strong. They laugh at the trends in the USA of giving wide berth and calling attention to having pity on these poor souls.
Did I say friend? Overstated....sorry. neighbor.
Thanks for the backpedal. Ego, forward!
Why not just say that you are a big government lover and be done with it? I refuse to send my kids to a government run place. You obviously admire people who do. Mine goes to Catholic School (yep all 4)....I imagine you cringe at such a thing.
LOL. Keep making an ass of yourself.
Oh my God. Are you kidding? Are you telling me that you are conservative? I am stunned by your behavior. Seriously, you need to run to DU....you will be welcomed there.
Homos are now an exalted class, much like the eunuchs of old. Then again, anyone who knows history knows what eventually became of the eunuchs once the peasants had had enough of court intrigue and corruption.
You're the 3rd (at least) person on this board that I've confronted about the your cavalier "child abuse" charge, and not one of you yet has had the balls to stand up for it. Every one of you backpedals.
But, by all means, engage in these juvenile baiting/last word games if you must. It SO bolsters your image.
I won't backpedal. I wholeheartedly proclaim that sending children to public indoctrination centers (public schools for those who can't interpret) is child abuse.
Faggies think they own the other ninety eight percent. They really do.
The dam is going to finally break, the PC Iron Curtain will ultimately fall, like it did in Eastern Europe in 1989, beginning with a single state.
There's going to be a faggie manifestation in a red state, and the counterprotest will be gargantuan in size as faggies realize they're not doing Gay Pride in San Francisco. Ordinary people will counterattack, and it won't be pretty. Like the crowds that confronted the Black Panthers in Texas a few years ago.
It's coming, folks. Another molestation by another faggie in a position of trust, and the collective rage will be unstoppable even by the likes of Obama & Eric Holder.
Well, then you're the first and I congratulate you for having the strength of your conviction! I know the majority of FReepers who have and do send their children to public school will be glad to know your low opinion of them!
I didn't backpedal except to say that the parent was not a friend but a neighbor. Is that your definition of backpedaling, your dumber than I even imagined. Horrible that you have been able to hide out so long on FR. Class of 98 has been getting band lately at a huge rate. You folks are starting to crawl out of the woodwork after hibernating for years. Oh and so you are not confused......ANY PARENT WHO SENDS THEIR CHILDREN TO PUBLIC SCHOOL ARE CHILD ABUSERS and should have their kids taken away from them. Clear enough?
Why? Why would someone's sex life earn them anything special?
You are outstanding! God Bless you!!!!!
your dumber than I even imagined should be you're dumber than I even imagined.
Perhaps the Class of 98 has been banned lately, but certainly not, as you put it, band.
And just for technicality's sake -- you misused singular subjects and collective pronouns (but I know how hard "their" is to get right).
Gee -- and YOU being the pro-education parent an' all!
Isn't that "Michael Sam U"?
What the heck are they yammering about, they 'suffered' for being gay? Yea, suuuuure they did.
I was walking out of the bank the other day, and the woman who helped set up a new account says, 'say hi to your wife for me'. Of course she meant to say 'daughter'. It occurred to me, as people took a glance at me, how easy it would be to play that crap up! I'm guessing 1/2 of those with these colored ropes are NOT gay, it's all bs.
You better believe on this topic I hold a low opinion their decision. Public schools sexualize our children, indoctrinate kids against their family, against their faith, against the very foundation of what made this country what it is.
If that is important to you. I understand your priorities.
Leftists think they're being "open minded" and fair and tolerant. Celebrating homosexuality is the "evolved" route for humanity. However, since homosexuals CANNOT reproduce, these self-proclaimed elitists, like the Dodo Bird, are evolving humanity straight into extinction. Don't stress over the answer to the question, just fight for reason, decency and honor to prevail. Never submit to their threats, jeers and convoluted jibber jabber. Openly stand against homosexual behavior, but "pray for the gay."God's on our side.
grueling hardship? keep it to yourself. hardship averted
I know the majority of FReepers who have and do send their children to public school will be glad to know your low opinion of them!
...I note in your profile that you self describe as a Catholic...tell me, are you pleased with the state of Catholic education today...? Are you pleased with school after school shuttering its doors, for lack of enrollment due to parents being required to fund the public institutions regardless of their personal wishes...? And speaking of forced funding, are you as a public education devotee pleased with the devious practice of 'hiding' this funding under the guise of 'property taxes'...? I mean, since we're all so open and about in this society, should the public schools not just send out invoices for their services like any other industry is required to do, and have to collect their remuneration, as others must do...
...if you are indeed aligned with the practice of forcing people to 'fund' education with the threat of force being its primary ingredient, I ask that you defend it, rather than fall back on the lame 'majority also does it' excuse...let us offer that same majority an opportunity to do otherwise, and see how long the public model survives...
and by all means feel perfectly free to correct any typos I may have let slip through...I note your pleasure in doing so...
Tell the heterosexuals to stay home on graduation day and enroll in "sensitivity" classes in order to graduate the following year. They also must learn to properly dance, decorate and dress.
I know there are terrible things going on in many public schools. But lately on FR, any positive experience is met with the hostility displayed here. As if the parents are either lying or too stupid to know "what's really going on." Whether one chooses to acknowledge it , or even finds it somehow "offensive", there are good public schools. That's just a fact. I really have to wonder if some of the commentors actually have any first-hand experience at all or are they just being "conservative cheshires."
You hit on a lot of things beyond the scope of what I was even saying here. I believe in school choice. I don't believe in the system as designed that forces you to a certain school due to your zip code, and I do think private school parents should be given tax relief or vouchers. Bring on the competition; it would improve the public schools and probably help moderate the cost of many private. Bottom line: I know families who are all public, who are all private/parochial, all home-school, and several who have used a mix of all three depending on the child and the need.
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Scrum-half Ben Youngs will make his first appearance of the season for Leicester in Friday's Aviva Premiership clash with Sale.
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i can not wait for the next chapter. flamingo is coming to play! i also have doubts about monet being dead. i mean was that sea stone he stabbed her with? So, maybe she can recover? idk but either way would flamingo even let them live any way. ?
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Sean Avery is on re-entry waivers. Lowetide (who I have tremendous respect for) has a post up this morning suggesting that the Oilers should make a claim for his services. It makes a ton of sense from an on-ice perspective, particularly with Ethan Moreau injured, but I think he's wrong.
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I didn't write Avery off because of his six-game suspension earlier in the year. His comments, while stupid, classless, and ill-advised are hardly grounds for the nonsense he's had to go through since then. Even the six-game suspension was nonsense; consider that Chris Pronger gets one game for elbowing Dean McAmmond in the head, and Sean Avery gets six for making nasty comments about an ex-girlfriend.
It's ludicrous. Remember the slew-foot that injured Denis Grebshkov not all that long ago? The NHL views that offense (3 game suspension) as being half as serious as saying bad things about a celebrity. It isn't a defensible argument.
It isn't about how Avery supposedly destroyed the Dallas Stars early in the year either. The blame for that falls almost entirely on Marty Turco and his .897 SV%. Over his first ten games, Turco had a .900 SV% or better in only two games. Over his last ten, he's done it seven times. To scapegoat one player for the struggles of the team (as Ottawa did to Ray Emery a year ago) may be convenient for certain commentators, but I very much doubt that it's accurate. Unless, of course, that one player is the only goalie the team is willing to play.
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Sean Avery, over his 12 years in the OHL, AHL and NHL, has set a pattern. It's a pattern of disrespect – disrespect for his teammates, the opposition, his coaches, and virtually everybody not named Sean Avery. The fact that people keep giving him chances is a tribute to his non-trivial on-ice skills – he was an incredibly useful player last season, and that shouldn't be denied despite his defects of character.
Back in November, I wrote an article about Steve Tambellini's decision to claim Jesse Boulerice; a decision I harshly criticized because I felt that Boulerice was an embarrassment to his jersey and hockey in general. I feel similarly (albeit not as strongly – classless words aren't in the same category as crosschecking someone in the face) about Sean Avery.
I wasn't convinced until I read this article by Chris Botta, a former media relations V.P. with the New York Islanders.
This is at least the second time Avery's been accused of using racial taunts; Georges Laraque accused him of it while Laraque was playing for the Oilers and Avery for the Kings, and Laraque could have little reason for making that story up. That kind of behavior should not be condoned, and should not be welcomed on a team with any professional pride.
When a player dons a jersey, everything he does reflects on his organization. A team like the Edmonton Oilers would certainly benefit from Avery's considerable on-ice talents, but it simply isn't worth compromising the principles involved.
While the risks and rewards of acquiring a "disrespectful" character like Avery are debateable. The Oilers are currently only a threat to disrespect themselves. They could use a guy that everybody loves to hate (at least for this season and less Tambellini plans to improve that area in two days). Avery isn't even playing and he's still in Phaneuf's head!
sorry "unless" not "and less"
meh, screw principles. I want playoffs.
March 02 2009, 10:16AM
TonyT wrote:
They could use a guy that everybody loves to hate...
No - they could use a guy with Avery's on-ice abilities. His ability to instigate is embarrassing to all parties involved.
King Mob wrote:
meh, screw principles. I want playoffs.
We have a very young team. We don't need an influence like that on the people in our room. We have had enough stupidity around here with the Pronger, Comrie, Nylander issues. Why would we ask for more?
@ Cam: to make the playoffs.
The man is poison. Thanks for the Chris Botta article, what a great insight.
Do you all remember earlier in the year? The much touted 'players only' meeting to heal the rift in the room prior to the all star game? Do you really think that Avery is the man to plunk into a split or recently healed dressing room?
Personally, I would be embarrassed to have Avery foul our beloved jersey.
I don't know about you guys, but I would love to see the boys pick up Avery and finish 6th in the conference to have a first round date with Calgary. I think that generate fireworks.
Please tell me they aren't even CONSIDERING this guy...
March 02 2009, 10:55AM
Avery's ex agent is a good friend of mine, and through him i've hung out with Sean a couple of times. The most recent being when the oilers beat the rangers in a shootout last year. After the game Sean met us at the Suede lounge, had a couple of drinks and chewed fat for awhile. The first thing i noticed was how quiet and articulate he was. He has a lot of knowledge for the game, and his passion for it was obvious. The other thing that blew my mind was watching guy after guy walk up to say hello. I figured with his rep that we should be ready to throwdown at any minute, but that was not the case. He was patient with everybody always smiling, a genuine dude. I bring this all up because said agent has been in contact with him lately about where he will play and if edmonton is an option, he said at this point he has a lot to prove to the hockey world and oilers claimed him it would be just fine with him. As much of a buffoon as he's been in the past, the oilers need a guy like him. admit it, i'm right.
max fisher wrote:
...and if edmonton is an option, he said at this point he has a lot to prove to the hockey world and oilers claimed him it would be just fine with him.
Taking your post a face value just for discussions sake, even if Avery supposedly does have his issues under control I would think the last place he should try to get his career back on track is in a Canadian market, or even some of the northern US markets for that matter including NY.
It would be like hiring a recovering drug addict to work in a meth lab, way too much temptation to expect him to keep it together.
The best thing for Avery is to toil in anonymity down in Florida or some place similar where he can remain unnoticed.
March 02 2009, 11:36AM
Sean Avery didn't get 6 games for maligning a celebrity; he got six games for continuing to be Sean Avery and putting his own selfish interests ahead of the team and the league. This was just the straw that broke the camel's back. If you have a day to kill (and most of us here on the Nation seem to have nothing but) just troll online and see how many separate articles about Sean Avery's off-ice antics you can dig up. The stuff you find is just outrageous, and the worst part is that most of it has been substantiated.
Jono wrote:
The man is poison
Really and truly. What he brings in terms of on-ice skill is more than lost in what he brings in off-ice tension and conflict. The pluses do not equal the minuses. No-brainer; Avery is a cancer, and you don't voluntarily ingest cancer. The Stars are paying millions of dollars for him not to play for them, just a few short months after signing him. What does that tell you?
Whoever signs Sean Avery (and someone will be that dumb) is going to find out that the league-mandated counselling was probably not nearly as effective as they might have hoped.
"The NHL views that offense (3 game suspension) as being half as serious as saying bad things about a celebrity. It isn't a defensible argument."
Well, except that punishment usually includes some regard for past behaviour. If it was the third slewfoot the guy had used in the last few years, he would have got more than 3 games. Further, punishment also includes consideration for state of mind. Someone can make a split second poor decision in the middle of a game. Avery's comments were made after calling the media together - i.e. premeditated.
I think the Oilers should take a chance on Avery. He is a pickup that will cost no assets. (They always could pick him up and flip him to the Rangers too). I would think given his latest punishment, he is likely to have really learned his lesson. While he won't ever BE a good person, you can expect that he will act like one for the balance of the year.
@ Jonathan Willis: I'm not saying the guy is or isn't poison, but I'd be quite the hypocrite to extol my own personal virtues over some guy "notorious" for using "sloppy seconds", waving his stick in front of Brodeur (something no different than Smyth or Holmstrom only more obvious in intent), his use of racial slurs has never been confirmed. All that aside, all I'm saying is in a season for the Oilers are obviously missing something and have failed to address it, I (personally) would try anything, including picking up Avery (at least for the remainder of this season, as I previously stated). Katz has the money, he can afford a buyout, and quite frankly is going to need the practice.
Just to add, I would take Avery over the following Cooke, J. Ruutu, and Ott who all stir the pot and I have yet to see fight. At least I've seen Avery fight on a number of occasions to answer for his behaviour.
March 02 2009, 12:34PM
To not blame the Stars early season struggles on Avery is mistaken. Turco, Modano, and Morrow having to stick up for this piece of trash takes its toll as a team. You have to defend him in the media and on the ice when people start to go after him. I dont think its a coincidence at all that after Avery left the team returned to playoff form.
Avery is trash. Like Boulerice, Matt Cooke, Chris Simon, Ryan Hollweg, Denis Gauthier, Todd Bertuzzi, Jarko Ruutu, Steve Ott, Avery should be rounded up in a bus with all these clowns and driven off a cliff in a non fatal but career ending way. Their scum and dont belong in this league when there are thousands of other guys in the north american system who can play tough but with respect for the game.
March 02 2009, 01:03PM
@ TonyT:
Ruutu fights fairly often.
March 02 2009, 01:04PM
Jack "FMNF" Bauer wrote:
To not blame the Stars early season struggles on Avery is mistaken. Turco, Modano, and Morrow having to stick up for this piece of trash takes its toll as a team.
To borrow from Mike Milbury: If Avery could singlehandedly take a team that was one of the best in the league last season and mire them in the basement, does that speak to the character of the players in Dallas?
I think so.
From an entertainment perspective I would love to see Avery suit up for the Oilers. Hockey doesnt have enough interesting personalities who understand that saying "110 %" ect in every interview is stock and boring. Now dont get me wrong, Avery is a clown and a terrible team player, but the way the media and the NHL treats players who dont follow the "code" is infuriating. Unfortunatly, hockey has a tradition of ostracizing players who go against what is deemed as acceptable behaviour for "good Canadian Boys". Look at what Ovechkin is going through right now. The guy plays with an intensity that is infectious for not only his teamates but also the fans. Have you ever seen Ovechkin half ass it? Instead of applauding Ovechkin's much needed contributions to the NHL, hockey analysts like Kyprios and Don "I define the hockey code" Cherry label him a hotdogger, a showboater and classless. I'm sorry but this is absolutely ubsurd. How is celebrating a goal deemed deviant yet elbowing players in the head is acceptable b/c retribution is a part of the game?
"I wasn't convinced until I read this article by Chris Botta, a former media relations V.P. with the New York Islanders."
You weren't convinced when I wrote about Avery?
Anybody who think Avery would be a good pick-up doesn't realize what a piece of trash he is. And the logic that he might not be a good person, but . . . " is so far off it's laughable.
I was in the parking garage at the Staples Center after the on-ice incident with Laraque -- while the other newspaper referred to it, I was the only media member actually there. When MacTavish, Oiler players and Georges approached Avery, who had George Parros with him, he didn't try to diffuse the situation, he tried to ignite it. He kept saying, "What are you going to do about it, Georges? What are you going to do about it?" He never once said, "I didn't call you anything, Georges, you're a liar," he just kept trying to escalate things. I knew something wasn't right with this guy. I've rarely seen that much hate in somebody's eyes.
I've heard so much about Avery since then -- and from people with no axe to grind with him, like teammates etc -- it's obvious to me he's poison beyond words. He's insulted French players, people of colour and he, obviously, doesn't think much of women, either. There have been other incidents involving female fans, not just the reference to sloppy seconds.
Edge I like. A guy who marches to his own drummer? Fine, to a point. But Avery is beyond that. Way beyond that. Avery is destined to be a tragic headline one day. Take my word for it.
March 02 2009, 02:41PM
Robin B wrote:
You weren't convinced when I wrote about Avery?
I was, because I read the Chris Botta piece first ;)
March 02 2009, 02:43PM
Robin B wrote:
I was in the parking garage at the Staples Center after the on-ice incident with Laraque — while the other newspaper referred to it, I was the only media member actually there. When MacTavish, Oiler players and Georges approached Avery, who had George Parros with him, he didn't try to diffuse the situation, he tried to ignite it. He kept saying, "What are you going to do about it, Georges? What are you going to do about it?" He never once said, "I didn't call you anything, Georges, you're a liar," he just kept trying to escalate things. I knew something wasn't right with this guy. I've rarely seen that much hate in somebody's eyes.
Wow, I don't remember reading it exactly like that. That's the thing with Avery though, judging by what you, Botta and countless others have said - he isn't putting on a carzy act. He is actually crazy.
RB: you're on fire lately with all the inside stuff. Good job!:)
If you talk got him and you're convinced that he's changed, then it's a no-brainer that you'd take a shot on him.
That contract could be a huge bargain if he's still the outscorer that that he was in NYR and even when he was in LA he was keeping his head close to the even-line while playing tough min for a terrible team.
Wow, Browlee now you are a psychologist too.
Maybe Avery really doesn't like Georges because he just elbowed him, maybe he has a personality that doesn't back down, maybe he felt like fighting that night. None of those things means he said what was alleged.
He is no doubt a screwed up guy. I am not saying otherwise. He plays just about the hardest role in hockey and the NHL has a long history of tough guys/ agitators who are not shining lights off the ice - who drank, fought, took steroids drugs etc. Look at Kyprios on the 5th Estate the other day crying about the possibility of his son as a fighter - it is a very hard life.
But Avery brings to the table what the Oilers need. Grit, intensity, fire, speed. For 20 games I say give him a try. If he messes up, is a bad teammate, or fails to pass one of your on the spot Psych tests, they can let him go. It will cost them, what, $200 K?
@ Ducey: On the spot psych tests? I know A kook when I see one. Doesn't mean I think I'm a shrink.


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text: Alabama's Nick Saban: $5,476,738. Talk about precision: In March, after Saban led the Crimson Tide to the national championship for the second time in three seasons, Alabama gave him a pay increase that moved him past Texas' Mack Brown as the coach getting the most money from a public school – by about $20,000. Under an arrangement that also extended his contract by two seasons, through the 2019 campaign, Saban is getting $630,000 more from Alabama than he did last season and over $550,000 more than he had been scheduled to get this season. Nelson Chenault, US PRESSWIRETexas' Mack Brown: $5,353,750. He received a new contract in January that added four years to his term, which now is scheduled to run through the 2020 season. The new deal continued his annual $100,000 pay increases, but Alabama's Nick Saban zoomed past him as the coach getting the most money from a public school. After years of having an incentive payment of up to $150,000 based on fixed team graduation-rate targets, his academic incentive is now tied to annually determined targets based on the team's grade-point average and APR. It's still potentially worth as much as $150,000. Michael C. Johnson, US PRESSWIREOklahoma's Bob Stoops: $4,550,000. Including a one-time, $200,000 payment for having remained OU's coach through Jan. 1, 2012, Stoops' year-over-year compensation grew by $475,000 under a new contract that is set to run through the 2018 season – three years beyond the scheduled expiration of his prior agreement. The deal includes $200,000 annual increases in his basic compensation and another $200,000 one-time payment if he is the Sooners' head coach on Jan. 1, 2014. Matthew Emmons, US PRESSWIREOhio State's Urban Meyer: $4,300,000. He was making about $4 million when he left Florida following the 2010 season. Excluding a $250,000 signing bonus, he's making about $4 million now. But at Florida, he reported no income from non-university sources. At Ohio State, he has $50,000 in outside income from a deal with the Kroger supermarket chain that involves the cash payment for him; a $60,000 donation to his foundation and a $55,000 discretionary fund "for use on mutually agreed upon events" with any unused funds being donated to the foundation. One of Meyer's "general responsibilities" under the arrangement is that "The Meyer family will consider Kroger their supermarket of choice." Rob Leifheit, US PresswireLSU's Les Miles: $3,856,417. Among the four highest-paid incumbent coaches, Miles is the only one not to have had his contract amended or his pay increased following last season. But he had his chance. Under his contract, if LSU wins the national championship -- as LSU could have last season against Alabama -- in addition to a $200,000 bonus for appearing in any BCS game, his total annual compensation must be adjusted to no less than the highest paid salary of Southeastern Conference public schools. So his pay would have gone up at least to exceed the amount Alabama was paying Nick Saban last season, $4.683 million. Derick E. Hingle, US PRESSWIREIowa's Kirk Ferentz: $3,835,000. As part of a contract amendment in July 2012, Ferentz gave up a $50,000 base salary increase he had been scheduled to receive this season. He stayed at $1.92 million, according to athletics department spokesman Steve Roe, to help create money for an increase in the assistant coach payroll resulting primarily from the need to replace offensive coordinator Ken O'Keefe, who left for the NFL's Miami Dolphins, and defensive coordinator Norm Parker, who retired. With the hiring of Greg Davis on the offensive side and the promotion of Phil Parker (no relation to his predecessor) on the defensive side, the assistant coach payroll rose by $103,400 to just more than $2.1 million. Ferentz's base salary for next season remains set to go to $2.02 million, as originally scheduled. Denny Medley-US PRESSWIRE US PRESSWIRESouth Carolina's Steve Spurrier: $3,585,000. Spurrier's contract has been amended nine times since he initially signed it in November 2004. Back then, his annual guaranteed compensation was $1.25 million. This year, his athletically related outside income form includes $8,000 in "Golf income" (Spurrier said in an interview with USA TODAY Sports he receives compensation for participating in a golf tournament in the Lake Tahoe area; he played in the American Century Championship celebrity tournament there in July and, according to the event's website, won $3,260 in prize money for finishing 40th among 82 players, just behind skier Bode Miller). Spurrier's outside-income form also lists $2,000 worth of "Golf balls, clubs" from Wilson. Jeff Blake, US PRESSWIREAuburn's Gene Chizik: $3,577,500. Chizik's compensation more than doubled to its current level after Auburn won the national championship in the 2010 season. This season, with the team struggling for a second consecutive campaign, more attention has been placed on the provision of his deal related to the university's cost of buying him out, which began at $10 million and has been declining at a rate of $208,334 per month, so it will be $7.5 million on Dec. 1. Don McPeak, US PRESSWIREOregon's Chip Kelly: $3,500,000. Originally set to expire on June 14, 2016, Kelly's contract runs out – for now – in June 2018 because in each of the past two seasons, he has led the team to records that triggered automatic one-year extensions under which he is scheduled to be paid $4 million per year. That's the level his pay is set to reach for the 2014 and '15 seasons. (It is scheduled to increase to $3.8 million for the 2013 season.) If he and the Ducks win their upcoming bowl game, he'll add yet another year to the deal at that same $4 million a year. Scott Olmos, US PRESSWIRETCU's Gary Patterson: $3,467,926. Including the $1,085,000 he received in bonuses for "meeting athletics performance goals," Patterson was the most highly compensated football coach at a private school during the 2010 calendar year, according to the schools' most recent federal income tax returns. It is unclear whether Patterson's bonus was based on the team's 2009 season (when it went 12-1, including a loss to Boise State in the Fiesta Bowl in January 2010); the team's 2010 season (when it went 13-0, including a victory over Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl in January 2011); or a combination. TCU reported Patterson's base compensation was $2,088,882. Matthew Emmons, US PRESSWIREOklahoma State's Mike Gundy: $3,275,000. The Cowboys' 12-1 record last season included their first outright conference title since 1948; an end to what had been an eight-game losing streak to Oklahoma; a victory over Stanford in the Fiesta Bowl and a No. 3 final national ranking. As a result, Gundy got a $1.275 million raise from the $2.1 million he made last season. As a further sweetener, he got an extra $53,125 bonus for participating in the Fiesta Bowl; he was due a separate $150,000 bonus under his prior contract terms for finishing first in the conference. Richard Rowe, US PRESSWIREMichigan's Brady Hoke: $3,046,120. Because of a complex contract provision, the final amount Michigan will pay to cover Hoke's buyout from his contract with San Diego State after the 2010 season is still to be determined. San Diego State was owed $1 million, but Michigan also agreed to cover Hoke's taxes on the amount, which was treated as taxable wages. So far, Michigan has put $592,120 toward that obligation, but the ultimate total will depend on a final review of Hoke's pertinent tax information. Sandra Dukes, US PRESSWIREArizona State's Todd Graham: $3,000,000. At his fourth school in the past seven seasons after stops at Rice, Tulsa and Pittsburgh, Graham benefited from Arizona State's willingness to pay his $1 million buyout to Pitt after last season -- although Arizona State did not pay the taxes on the amount, according to university spokesman Virgil Renzulli. Even with $2 million in standard annual compensation, and guaranteed annual raises of $50,000, Graham can basically double his money by hitting all of the $2.05 million available to him in incentives. Matt York, APGeorgia's Mark Richt: $2,925,340. This past June, Richt received a new four-year contract that left his annual guaranteed compensation unchanged, but nearly doubled his possible annual incentive bonuses to $1 million, from $525,000. The impact will be felt this season, as Richt will get $150,000 for the team playing in the Southeastern Conference championship game as the Eastern Division champion (and an additional $50,000 for winning). Under his prior terms, that achievement would have been worth $75,000 (and another $25,000 for winning). His bonus for playing in a bowl game also will be greater than it would have been under his prior terms. Mark Zerof, US PRESSWIRENebraska's Bo Pelini: $2,875,000. Pelini is scheduled to receive a $100,000 pay increase in each year of his contract, through the 2015-16 contract year. However, in February 2012, the deal was extended by one year so it now expires on Feb. 28, 2017. As part of the extension, Pelini agreed to an increase in the amount he would have to pay for terminating early to take another job "related to college or professional football." He now would owe $1 million, instead of $250,000. Bruce Thorson, US PRESSWIREFlorida State's Jimbo Fisher: $2,750,000. After leading the Seminoles to the 2010 Atlantic Coast Conference Atlantic Division title – their first since 2005 – Fisher got a $950,000 raise to his current pay level. After the 2011 season, in which the team was second in the division and beat Notre Dame in the Champs Sports Bowl, his contract was extended by one year but with no change in his compensation. Melina Vastola, US PresswireMissouri's Gary Pinkel: $2,700,000. Pinkel contractually had been due $50,000 in increases this season -- $12,500 each for various endorsements; participating in TV shows; participating in radio shows; and making public appearances – but his pay in those areas was frozen for one year by the university following his arrest in November 2011 for DWI. He later pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge in connection with the incident, which also resulted in a one-week suspension by the school. Douglas Jones, US PRESSWIREWisconsin's Bret Bielema: $2,640,140. After winning the 2011 season's inaugural Big Ten Conference championship game and taking the Badgers to their second consecutive Rose Bowl appearance, Bielema's contract was extended by one season (through the 2016 campaign) with no change in his compensation beyond the $100,000 increase called for in his existing additional compensation agreement with the University of Wisconsin Foundation. That deal had increased to $2.1 million per year, from $1.3 million per year, following the 2010 season. Jeff Hanisch, US PRESSWIREMississippi State's Dan Mullen: $2,600,000. Mullen's compensation total is based on $250,000 under his university contract, which is made public, and $2.35 million from arrangements with the Bulldog Club, a private, non-profit athletics fundraising organization that is not required to disclose its contracts and does not do so. The Bulldog Club arrangements also cover the specifics of Mullen's performance bonuses. In response to a request from USA TODAY Sports, however, the university provided Mullen's current annual compensation total and the maximum amount he could receive in bonuses. Derick E. Hingle, US PRESSWIRECalifornia's Jeff Tedford: $2,600,000. Although Cal has struggled this season, Tedford has gotten two $150,000 bonuses: For being the head coach when the team fully occupied the Simpson High Performance Center and for being the coach when the team played its first home football game in a renovated Memorial Stadium. The bonuses originated in a version of Tedford's deal that became effective Dec. 6, 2004, when Tedford was to get $500,000 for being the coach when the team played in a renovated stadium. The amount was split into two payments worth $250,000 apiece in 2009. Both amounts were lowered in an amendment two years later that included commensurate increases in the assistant coach payroll for 2011 and '12. Kelley L Cox, US PRESSWIREVirginia's Mike London: $2,556,460. Under a new contract London signed last December after an 8-4 regular season, Virginia forgave the remaining $452,760 of loan it had provided as part of London's original contract in December 2009 and an amendment made soon thereafter. London initially received $400,000 to pay his buyout to the University of Richmond, with the amount to be forgiven on a pro-rata basis for each year served. Virginia then increased the loan by $165,950. The new contract also increased London's annual pay from $1.78 million to $2.1 million, an amount guaranteed to rise each year. Rafael Suanes, US PRESSWIREKansas' Charlie Weis: $2,500,000. In addition to the money he is receiving from Kansas, Weis continues to get huge termination payments from Notre Dame, which fired him as its head coach in December 2009. 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This anime just started. The manga was really good (just finished), and the first episode didn't disappoint.
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Virgin Blue In State Of Excitement Over New Invest Queensland Campaign06/03/2006
Virgin Blue has joined forces with the Queensland Government to help launch a major promotional campaign to attract investors to follow in the footsteps of Virgin Blue and set up business in the Smart State.
Queensland Premier Peter Beattie and Deputy Premier Anna Bligh flew to Melbourne to collect one of the key elements of the Invest Queensland campaign from Virgin Blue Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey,– a Virgin Blue jet sporting a special "Head to Queensland" paint theme to literally fly the Queensland flag around Australia.
The "Head to Queensland" campaign is aimed at wooing business and industry investment by highlighting the benefits the state has to offer, including an economic growth rate forecast at 4.25% combined with low taxes, state of the art infrastructure, affordable business costs as well as a pro-active State Government. Virgin Blue's part in the campaign is particularly relevant given the airline's decision to base itself in Queensland when the carrier launched in August 2000.
Chief Executive, Brett Godfrey said the move has more than paid off for Virgin Blue
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Brett Godfrey continued, "These days there are as many 'crane spotters' as there are 'plane spotters' in Queensland. We benefit from being based in a boom state and Queensland's continued economic growth and the support of the Queensland Government has been significant in Virgin Blue's ongoing success."
Virgin Blue launched on 31 August 2000 with two aircraft and 200 staff. Today, the multi-award winning airline has almost 4000 staff, 51 modern 737 aircraft and an annual turnover of $1.75 billion.
The airline continues to invest heavily in infrastructure in Queensland. Two years ago Virgin Blue opened a $45-million joint venture aircraft simulator and training centre in conjunction with Boeing Alteon. The centre is one of only four similar facilities in the world and offers specialist training to the local and international aviation industries.
Virgin Blue has also just completed construction of a $25-million aircraft hangar and maintenance base. Both facilities are located in the Brisbane Airport Precinct.
Queensland Premier, Peter Beattie said Virgin Blue was a perfect example of a company that had set up shop in Queensland.
"Investing in Queensland is smart business. We are a low tax State, our business costs are extremely competitive, our infrastructure is state-of-the-art and continuing to grow in line with our growing population, and you have a pro-business State Government who is committed to helping you succeed," Mr Beattie said.
"The airline considered many factors including operating costs, airport facilities, aviation links, cost of living and community lifestyle before selecting Brisbane ahead of all other Australia capital cities."
"Today's unveiling of the Virgin Blue aeroplane promoting our Invest Queensland campaign is I think symbolic not only of the Queensland Government's successful partnership with Virgin Blue, but with industry in Queensland in general."
The Queensland Government's "Head to Queensland" aircraft is only the third in Virgin Blue's fleet to be painted in non-Virgin Blue red. The airline's 50th aircraft is painted blue and features the names of some 5000 past and present Virgin Blue team members. Another black and green jet is sponsored by Gillette under Virgin Blue's new "Skyboard" advertising program which allows a limited number of aircraft to be painted in commercial liveries to act as flying billboards.


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Everhart Museum May 2012
After close to six years, I resurrected my darkroom to be a part of an exhibit at The Everhart Museum. Yep, I mixed chemicals, dusted off negatives and bathed silver prints in selenium.
On May 4th, 2012 opens Directing Sunbeams, Beekeeping in Northeast Pennsylvania. The exhibit is of local interest to accompany the larger exhibit BEEyond, by Rose-Lynn Fisher. Rose-Lynn is the author of the book Bee, which placed third in the International Photography Awards.
Directing Sunbeams, Beekeeping in Northeast Pennsylvania illustrates the trials, tribulations and treasures of beekeeping in Northeastern Pennsylvania. Local beekeepers Renee Czubowicz, Jim Davis, and Ellen McGlynn share images from their experiences. I am not a beekepper, I just thought it would be a good time to tag along with a beekeeper as he extracted a 25 year old bee hive from the side of a church in Equinox, PA.


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For those of you that are doubtful of the high-waisted jean trend, this fashion blogger from Russia shows us exactly what the appeal of it is. Ok so maybe the wedges have something to do with it, but by adding in these high-waisted jeans, this girl took an otherwise ordinary outfit and gave herself super model-esque legs! The dark wash denim adds to the jeans' slimming effect, so be careful of purchasing this style in a lighter wash as it will not be as flattering for all body types. We really love the simple accent of the four button closure, which adds just the right amount of contrast to the saturated dark wash. She tops her look off with simple but bold accessories and this fashionista makes a walk in the park into her own runway.
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