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President Obama speaks with local college students
When the President speaks, people tend to listen. In this particular instance, it was about a dozen students from Florida Agricultural & Mechanical University, Tallahassee Community College, and Florida State University that listened closely as the President talked. Other governors, mayors and students from around the country were also on the conference call. The President spoke by phone from the White House. During the call, President Obama heard from students about keeping Federally Subsidized Student Loan Interest rates right where they are…
State University System
Gov. Scott Creates Task Force To Reform State University System
StateImpact Florida
Gov. Rick Scott has created another task force. It comes on the heels of his new public safety panel charged with examining the Stand Your Ground law. This one will concentrate on reforming the State University System. Scott says the Blue Ribbon Task Force on State Higher Education Reform will look at how the State University System is governed…
FAMU Hazing Suspects Escorted Robert Champion's Casket at Funeral
ABC News
Three of the Florida A&M University band members charged in the hazing death of drum major Robert Champion were fellow drum majors who escorted his casket as an honor guard at his November funeral…
Rick Scott Quietly Awaits FAMU Board's Response to Hazing Death Arrests
Sunshine State News
The governor appears to be biding his time with Florida A&M University. Gov. Rick Scott said he isn't going to take any action over James H. Ammons, the FAMU president, until he sees how the FAMU board of trustees handles the leadership at the Tallahassee school now that 13 students were charged last week in the hazing death of a member of the famed Marching 100 band…
Ammons Future at FAMU
An editorial in FAMU's hometown newspaper blasts University President Dr. James Ammons for the hazing that killed drum major Robert Champion…
Leaders trying to bring high-paying jobs to Lee
NBC2 News
With other assets like Southwest Florida International Airport and Florida Gulf Coast University, it is an appealing area for business…
Budget cuts could kill UF journalism, music libraries
Gainesville Sun
The University of Florida might close its journalism and music libraries as a result of budget cuts. UF's Smathers Libraries system is considering the closures as part of its plan to cut 5 percent of its budget, or nearly $1.4 million…
Jacksonville kicks off MoneyWi$e Week
WJXT Jacksonville
The city of Jacksonville, the University of North Florida and several companies and nonprofit organizations are spending this week helping educating people of all ages and income levels about their money.
USF Polytechnic Class Graduates As Change Looms for School
The Ledger
They couldn't save their school from legislation that dissolves the University of South Florida Polytechnic, but about 140 graduating students did make history Monday night.
You are the last graduating class of the University of South Florida Polytechnic before the law takes effect. You have made history…
Sen. Paula Dockery
End of an Era: Last Commencement Address at USF Poly
Sunshine State News
You were fortunate to have a knowledgeable and caring faculty here at the University of South Florida and we should take a moment to recognize the tremendous impact they have had on your academic achievement. Whether you studied engineering under Dr.
State College System
Miami-Dade growth plan is complete
Hundreds of community leaders in business, education and government attended the kick-off event at Miami Dade College's Wolfson campus to herald the next step: implementation of the plan.
Study will look at how bus rapid transit would operate on roadways
Gainesville Sun
The study, or alternatives analysis, will evaluate various options for a bus rapid transit system from Santa Fe College to the Gainesville Regional Airport…
Independent College and University System
Report details death of Bethune-Cookman student's death
Central Florida News 13
There is now a better idea of what may have caused the death of a Bethune-Cookman University band member's death over the weekend. According to a police report, 23-year-old Primas Christopher Foulks showed up at the Lake Forest…
Police investigate death of Bethune-Cookman student
WFTV Orlando
Daytona Beach police say they are investigating the death of a Bethune-Cookman student Sunday morning. Officials say the student was pronounced deceased at the Lake Forest Apartments off of Dunn Avenue. Police say the victim, a 23-year-old male, …
BCU student found dead in apartment
WKMG Orlando
A 23-year-old Bethune-Cookman Universitystudent was found dead Sunday inside an apartment at a house party, according to police. Primas Foulks, 23, a sophomore member of the B-CU marching band, died after passing out at a party in a Lake Forest …
SIFE lends a hand at Haven Horse Ranch
St. Augustine Record
Flagler College's Students In Free Enterprise (SIFE) recently partnered with Lowe's Charitable and Educational Foundation to build a brick pathway to help handicapped riders at the Haven Horse Ranch…
JU Golf Team at The Players
First Coast News
The Jacksonville University golf team volunteers their time to chauffeur pro golfers at The Players.
Trial Resumes In Nova Professor Murder Trial
CBS Local
A Fort Lauderdale jury is listening to transcripts Monday taken from the ex-girlfriend of a suspect in the 2010 murder of a Nova Southeastern University professor…
Testimony wraps up in Tundidor trial
Local 10
Testimony wrapped up Monday morning in the trial of a man who could face the death penalty if he's convicted of killing a Nova Southeastern University professor…
Palm Beach Atlantic University names new president
Palm Beach Post
Palm Beach Atlantic University choose one of its own as its new president, the school announced today. Affirming the recommendation of the presidential search committee, trustees today elected William M. B. Fleming Jr. as the university's eighth president…
No more interim: Palm Beach Atlantic University names Fleming …
South Florida Business Journal
Palm Beach Atlantic University trustees removed the "interim" from William M.B. Fleming Jr.'s title as they permanently appointed him president of the nonprofit university…
UT grand oak going for short ride
It is no small matter to move about 70 feet of shade from one spot on the campus of the University of Tampa to another spot about 400 feet away. But arborists expect to complete the task by the end of the week…
Yip Yap: Noted and Quoted FLHE Voices from Around the State
Editorial: Chopping higher education
There always is debate about what should be done to attract new businesses and bolster economic development. But one investment has consistently proved its ability to create jobs, build wealth and generate new enterprises: higher education…
Was the FAMU Hazing Actually a Hate Crime?
The Root
Following Florida A&M University student Robert Champion's death, Ebony contributor Zerlina Maxwell wonders if Champion's abuse was really simply a hazing ritual gone terribly wrong. Champion's parents revealed that their son was gay after his death, and now Maxwell and others are curious if the fatal abuse Champion suffered was because he wanted to join the band or if it was because of his sexuality…
Smith: Note to Steve MacNamara: Don't Let the Door Hit You on Your Way Out
Sunshine State News
Scott's better-by-far option is to point MacNamara toward the door, tell him to give up his $189000-a-year salary and return to Florida State University, where he has tenure as a professor. Or he can advise his insider chief of staff to set up shop as …
Education reform is a Players priority
Florida Times-Union
In line with this pledge, The Players has created a $500000 scholarship endowment fund at both the University of North Florida and Florida State College at Jacksonville. By the completion of the new endowments, The Players will become one of the largest scholarship providers in the Jacksonville area…Steven Wallace is the president of Florida State College at Jacksonville.
US nuns weigh Vatican's rebuke
Palm Beach Post
In the last century, nuns quietly outgrew their traditional role as obedient handmaidens of the all-male authoritarian Catholic hierarchy, said Edward Sunshine, a professor of theology at Barry University in Miami Shores…
Artifacts from 1700s found in Ocala
WFTV Orlando
"The area where they are working is the oldest part of the city of Ocala," said Dr. Willet Boyer, archeologist at College of Central Florida Boyer said when he saw construction in front of City Hall, he asked the city if he could set up an urban dig that worked with the construction schedule…
Florida students urge freeze to avoid higher payments
Orlando Sentinel
If the interest rate doubles, that will really hurt the people just hanging on right now," said Stephanie Rosendorf, 21, of Coral Springs, a student at Florida Atlantic University.
Anthropologist finds explanation for hominin brain evolution in famous fossil
R & D Magazine
One of the world's most important fossils has a story to tell about the brain evolution of modern humans and their ancestors, according to Florida State University evolutionary anthropologist Dean Falk…
Port St. Lucie native, top Gov. Scott spokeswoman, joining Romney campaign
Port St. Lucie native Amy Graham will head north to join Mitt Romney's Massachusetts campaign team after serving as a top Gov. Rick Scott spokeswoman since he first got elected in 2010. The 25-year-old Port St. Lucie High School graduate has been a public relations staple at the Capitol since her Florida State University days…
The Ph.D. Now Comes With Food Stamps
The Chronicle of Higher Education
"The first time we went to the office to apply, I felt like I had arrived from Eastern Europe to Ellis Island," he [Elliott Stegal - Northwest Florida State College] says. "We all had that same ragged, poor look in our eyes."…
The Professor Is On Food Stamps
51-year-old Elliott Stegall is a graduate student finishing his dissertation in film studies at Florida State University. He and his wife have two young children; they receive food stamps, Medicaid, and aid from the Women, Infants, and Children program (WIC). Stegall currently teaches two courses each semester in the English department at Northwest Florida State College, in Niceville, Florida, and has also painted houses, worked for a catering company and cleaned condominiums to make ends meet…
As he works toward citizenship, PSC student president fights for others
News Chief
Juan Soto-Avella took a bold step last fall and stood up at a meeting of the Polk County legislative delegation to announce he is an undocumented immigrant. Six months later, he's still undocumented, but he is also the recently elected student body president at Polk State College's Lakeland campus, where he is an honors student with plans to major in accounting…
Milford named TU professor of the year
During the past two years, [Bill] Milford has overseen the expansion of the Social Work program to include a cohort of students meeting at Tallahassee Community College.
Gen Y grads more likely to launch start-ups
Lauren Berger, 27, who calls herself the "Intern Queen," launched the foundation for her start-up while she was a communications major at the University of Central Florida…
Congress clashes over student loan rate
"We want to keep interest-rates low, but only if the government is willing to recognize the fact that they are spending money irresponsibly," said Chris McGee, 21, of Orlando, a student at the University of Central Florida and chairman of the Florida Federation of College Republicans. "All the money that is being thrown into the health-care bill is hurting America, hurting job growth, hurting most businesses. Instead of using that money to hurt all those people, you can use it to help the college students and keep their interest rates low."
Olive Garden, Red Lobster, LongHorn launch e-gift cards
Orlando Sentinel
"It's a good idea," said Chris Muller, a former University of Central Florida restaurant professor who's now dean of Boston University's hospitality school…
Everglades scientists play risky game of tag with near-extinct predator
But Willcox and Yannis Papastamatiou, a University of Florida scientist, managed to secure the line around both the saw and the tail of their quarry: an endangered smalltooth sawfish, the rarest marine species in US waters…
Death of US College Band Member Spotlights Hazing
Voice of America
"Hazing is the idea of belonging to a sub-group, either professionally or socially and sometimes ethnically, people that have the same values as you do," said University of Florida Sociology Professor Frederick Shenkman…
A Slew of Ballot Initiatives Could Help Romney
The Fiscal Times
"That might be what Romney is looking for. He's worried about getting evangelical support, but if he can use those issues on the ballot to gin up support from a demographic group that is skeptical of his political conservative credentials, then I think it might have an effect," said Daniel Smith, an expert on direct democracy at the University of Florida…
UM student victim of hit-and-run
Local 10
Perry Gresh of Philadelphia said the man who nearly killed his 19-year-old daughter, a student at the University of Miami, needs to turn himself in. "There's gonna be a price to pay for his crime," Gresh said. says "He's a coward.
Depression in middle age linked to dementia
Dr. Charles Nemeroff, chair of psychiatry at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, says there is already "quite a bit of evidence" that depression is a risk factor for dementia…
Gay activists, allies gather in Miami for first White House LGBT Conference on …
MiamiHerald.com (blog)
On Monday, he [Bruce Williams] and about 160 other gay activists from throughout Florida participated in the first White House LGBT Conference on Aging, held at the University of Miami's Clinical Research Building in Miami…
Port gets mayor's backing, but all's quiet on transportation projects
Florida Times-Union
The political momentum has swung toward transportation projects tied to the port and economic development, said Matthew Corrigan, chairman of the political science department of University of North Florida.
25 religious leaders asked Jacksonville mayor to support gay anti …
Florida Times-Union
"It's about jobs, and it's about fairness, so I don't really see what the issue is here," said Tara Trueblood, director of the University of North Florida Interfaith Center…
New Push to Treat the Other Diabetes
Wall Street Journal (blog)
People who test positive are asked to join a monitoring study that estimates the level of risk for developing the disease, says Henry Rodriguez, a TrialNet principal investigator at the University of South Florida…
A passion to survive and a passion to teach mark USF award winners
Chicago Tribune
The two awards were highlights of the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee spring commencement on Sunday at the Manatee Convention Center. Shawna Machado, 40, won the Outstanding Graduate Award and earned a Bachelor's in Psychology despite being homeless since September, 2010. Kate Shackelford, 21, daughter of a prominent Manatee County farming family, won the Golden Bull and Outstanding Leadership awards and hopes to blaze new trails in teaching rather than farming…
Releases and Web Stories
Facebook goes public: A discussion about the future of the Internet giant …Live on the web
Virtual-Strategy Magazine
MIAMI, May 7, 2012 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — The following release is being issued by Florida International University: WHAT: Florida International University is hosting a panel discussion for journalists covering Facebook's upcoming initial public offering. FIU experts from a wide array of fields, including business, law, engineering and communication, will discuss what to expect and what reporters should look out for as the world's largest social media site goes public. The discussion will be streamed live on Facebook and Ustream, where viewers are encouraged to post questions and comments…
William Fleming named PBA President
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Affirming the recommendation of the presidential search committee, Palm Beach Atlantic University trustees today elected William M. B. Fleming, Jr. as the University's eighth president. Fleming, who had served as interim president for more than a year, officially begins his presidency on May 8, 2012…
Reading skills programs offered over summer
By news release Stetson University's continuing education will offer eight different reading skills programs for 4-year-olds through adults. Tuition and materials fees vary by program level. Programs begin July 16 and are offered at the Emerson Center, …


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Wrath of the Titus: WWE Superstar gearing up for Wrestlemania
Category: Sports Written by Courier Newsroom
AND THE WINNER IS—Titus O'Neil raises his arms in victory after winning a match on Smackdown. (Photo courtesy of WWE)
by Abdul Al-Nakhli
For New Pittsburgh Courier
This past December, World Wrestling Entertainment held their yearly awards show, the Slammys, on Monday Night RAW.
During the show, they award their superstars with distinct honors such as Match of the Year, Superstar of the Year, and Best catchphrase. That night, the latter category went to WWE Superstar Ryback for his phrase, "Feed Me More!"
This didn't sit well with Titus O'Neil, a WWE superstar and one half of the tag-team, The Primetyme Players,who felt his catchphrase, "Millions of Dollars, Billions of Dollars," which wasn't even nominated, was much more impactful with a stronger message.
"One day me and my partner (Darren Young) were riding in his car on our way to a show, and he was driving pretty fast. Because of that I told him, 'Hey you gotta slow this down, you know what's sitting beside you right? Millions of Dollars!'"
"With that said, we said hey let's use it the next time we're on TV, and its stuck ever since. I feel it's a powerful phrase and it (the phrase) can be used by anyone. Everyone should feel they are worthy and no matter what they do, should believe they are the best and worth millions," said O'Neil.
This sentiment symbolizes everything O'Neil strives for. The former University of Florida linebacker desires to become one of WWE's high market draws. He believes in becoming one of the best, and striving for excellence in every area of life.
O'Neil signed with the company to a developmental deal in 2008, and appeared on WWE's NXT in 2010, a show designated for the "rookies" on the roster to seek guidance from a current WWE superstar.
After his time on NXT, O'Neil started teaming with Darren Young, making appearances starting last spring on RAW and Smackdown. Paired with former manager Abraham Washington, they were in contention numerous occasions for the WWE tag team championships, and once were the No. 1 contenders for the titles.
The duo, in O'Neil's opinion, has helped bring a fresh and unique dynamic to the tag team division.
"I definitely, while we (O'Neil and Darren) can't take full credit for the new life in tag team wrestling in WWE," he said. "We definitely feel we bring something to the table. We truly believe there isn't a team more qualified for a shot at the tag team titles than us.
"Even as a bad guy team, we still get a great reaction from the crowd, whether they cheer or boo us, most of the time more cheers. To me that means a lot to see the fans appreciate what we do and are excited for us, because they want to see good tag team wrestling in the WWE again."
During the summer of 2012, the group had a slight setback when Washington, after making controversial remarks regarding Kobe Bryant's infamous sexual assault case on a live broadcast, was promptly released from his contract from WWE.
Without Washington as part of the pact, O'Neil felt empowered to take his career by the reigns.
"We loved working with him (Washington), and when he was released it did set us back somewhat, but it was also an opportunity for us to prove to ourselves and the world what we could really do," said O'Neil, "It forced us to take our careers and take charge to ensure we would reach the goals we set out for ourselves."
This time last year, O'Neil set a goal between himself and Young to be on the card of the company's four major pay-per-view broadcasts. With Wrestlemania 29, WWE's major show, on the horizon, O'Neil is close to realizing his goal.
"I made a goal between myself and Young that I wanted to compete on what we call the Big 4, and so far we have done that," O'Neil said. "We competed at Summerslam, was on the card for Survivor Series, and I was in the Royal Rumble match. Now we want to compete on the grandest stage of them all, and we hope to challenge Team Hell No! (WWE superstars Kane and Daniel Bryan) for the tag team title."
This year's Wrestlemania, taking place April 7 from Metlife Stadium in New York, is set to be electric, as WWE Champion Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson defends the WWE Championship against John Cena, in a rematch tagged as, "Greatness vs. Redemption."
O'Neil, not ignoring how immense this rematch is, has his own predictions on who will leave Metlife Stadium as champion.
"It's a match most never thought would ever happen again, let alone the first time, which goes to show anything can and will happen in the WWE," he said.
"With that said, I'm not sure if he (Rock) is as prepared for the fight he is getting, and with that said, I think this time Cena is going to redeem the loss from last year and once again become champion."
For O'Neil, having a long legacy in WWE is the ultimate goal, and being remembered as one of the elites.
"I want to be remembered as one of the guys that gave it his all every night, and entertained the fans in the process. I have a long career ahead of me and I'm ready for the ride."
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 March 2013 10:12
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Westinghouse, Obama top 2013 All-City Girls Basketball Team
Category: Sports Written by Ulish Carter
PLAYER OF THE YEAR—Jasmine Myers, Westinghouse (Photos by William McBride)
The New Pittsburgh Courier 2013 All-City Girls Basketball Team is a mirror of the top teams in the reduced number of league teams this season. Obama, Westinghouse, Carrick and Allderdice were the best teams placing the most players on the team.
There is only one player returning from last season's First Team, Jasmine Myers from Westinghouse. She not only repeated on the First Team but was almost a unanimous choice as the Player of the Year.
Joining Myers on the first team are two players from last season's Third Team, Aaquila Youngblood from Obama and Chardonnay Littlejohn from Carrick. Also making the First Team is Brittany Jackson from Westinghouse and Sierra Fordham from Allderdice. Sydnee Abernathy from Allderdice barely missed the First Team. The only other repeats were: Latosha Fortson from Perry who moved from Third Team last season to Second Team this season, and Sierra Fordham from Allderdice who moved from Honorable Mention to First Team, receiving one vote for Player of the Year.
In the past it has been the Westinghouse Bulldogs and the Allderdice Dragons battling for the City League titles, with the 'House appearing in the last 18, but this year Obama moved ahead of both in the regular season with an impressive 8-2 league record. But when it came to the playoffs it was once again the Dragons, 6-4 regular season, looking for a 3-peat, and the Bulldogs, 7-3 regular season, looking to end their three year drought in their 19th straight championship game appearance. The 'House won easily 54-42.
Leading Westinghouse were Myers, Jackson, Tiarra Gordon (Third Team) and Lashay Stinson (Third Team). Their strength once again was defense, holding their opponents to just 389 points which was the lowest in the city, with Obama being a close second at 396. But they were the only winning team who scored under 500 points, with just 464 points compared to Obama 550, Carrick 605 and Allderdice 632.
Even though Allderdice and Carrick were the top offensive teams in the city, their defenses allowed 487 and 546 points which were only topped by the two losing teams, Perry 2-8 and Brashear 0-10.
Carrick was the surprise team in the city moving from last to a tie for second which led to coaches selecting Coach Robert Tennant as Co-Coach of the Year with Phyllis Jones from Westinghouse. The top players from Carrick were: Littlejohn, Keisey Brooks,Third Team, and Sierra Williams, Third Team.
Obama was probably the deepest team in the city with all five starters making the All-City Team. Youngblood on the First, Samone Rainey and Temisha Gibson on the Second; Alex Bowens on the Third and Kennedy Bowens an Honorable Mention.
Perry had two: Lateshia Fortson, Second; and Asia Sims, Third, with Brashear only having one. J. Cunningham an Honorable Mention. Their best player from last year, Samone Rainey transferred to Obama.
Allderdice had a great collection of athletic players last season as they went undefeated in League play, but this year, even though talented, they didn't have a lot of height. Led by their two stars Fordham, and Abernathy they had a great offense, and solid support in Maria DiDonato and Breanna D. Garcia, but their defense suffered.
Only Westinghouse had a winning record outside of the City, they were 17-10 overall and 10-7 outside the city.
The honor of Coach of the Year was a tie between Coach Robert Tennant who led Carrick from 3-11 last season to an impressive 7-3 this season. He tied with Phyllis Jones who once again led her team to a winning season and second place in the City, and the City Championships in the playoffs. She is without a doubt the greatest coach in Girls City League history, and one of the greatest to step on the court.
Congratulations to all 20 players who made the team this year, and the two coaches.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 27 March 2013 09:22
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Woods back on top in golf
Category: Sports Written by Associated Press
RECLAIMS TOP SPOT--Tiger Woods waves to fans as he walks off the 18th hole after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational golf tournament, March 25, in Orlando, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — The moment was vintage Tiger Woods, and so was his reaction.
Seconds after Rickie Fowler made a 40-foot birdie putt on the 12th hole to pull within two shots of the lead, Woods posed over his 25-foot birdie putt until he swept the putter upward in his left hand and marched toward the cup as it dropped for a birdie.
Fowler, standing on the edge of the green, turned with a slight smile as if to say, "What else can I do?"
Woods won the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Monday and returned to No. 1 in the world for the first time since October 2010, the longest spell of his career. After all that time, after so much turmoil with his personal life and his health, Woods looks as good as ever.
Maybe better.
"It's a byproduct of hard work, patience and getting back to winning golf tournaments," Woods said.
He essentially wrapped up his eighth title at Bay Hill with an 8-iron out of a fairway bunker on the par-5 16th that easily cleared the water and landed safely on the green for a two-putt birdie. Woods dangled his tongue out of his mouth as the ball was in the air, another sign of his swagger.
Just like his other two wins this year, Woods never let anyone get closer than two shots in the final round. With a conservative bogey he could afford on the final hole, he closed with a 2-under 70 for a two-shot win over Justin Rose.
Woods walked off the 18th green waving his putter over his head — truly a magic wand at Bay Hill — to acknowledge the fans who have seen this act before. His eighth win in the Arnold Palmer Invitational tied a PGA Tour record that had not been touched in 48 years.
This win had extra significance. He's back to No. 1.
"If I get healthy, I know I can play this game at a high level," Woods said. "I know I can be where I'm contending in every event, contending in major championships and being consistent day in and day out — if I got healthy. That was the first step in the process. Once I got there, then my game turned."
A year ago, he came to Bay Hill without having won in more than 2½ years. He left this year having won six times in his last 20 starts on the PGA Tour.
Next up is the Masters, where Woods will try to end his five-year drought in the majors.
"I'm really excited about the rest of this year," Woods said.
Woods fell as low as No. 58 in the world as he coped with the collapse of his marriage, a loss of sponsors and injuries to his left leg. One week after he announced he was dating Olympic ski champion Lindsey Vonn, Woods returned to the top of golf.
"Number 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!" Vonn tweeted moments after his win.
Asked if there was any correlation to his winning right after going public with his relationship, Woods smiled and said, "You're reading way too much into this."
Like so many other victories, this one was never really close.
Fowler pulled to within two shots with a 25-foot birdie putt on the 14th hole, but after he and Woods made bogey on the 15th, Fowler went at the flag on the par-5 16th and came up a few yards short and into the water. Fowler put another ball into the water and made triple bogey.
"I was swinging it well. I made a few putts, and trying to put a little pressure on them, let them know I was there," Fowler said. "Just would like to have that 7-iron back on 16. Just kind of a touch heavy."
Woods played it safe on the 18th, and nearly holed a 75-foot par putt that even drew a big smile from the tournament host.
Woods tied the tour record of eight wins in a single tournament. Sam Snead won the Greater Greensboro Open eight times from 1938 to 1965 at two golf courses. Woods tied his record for most wins at a single golf course, having also won eight times at Torrey Pines, including a U.S. Open.
"I don't really see anybody touching it for a long time," Palmer said while Woods made his way up the 18th fairway. "I had the opportunity to win a tournament five times, and I knew how difficult that was."
Rose, who played the first two rounds with Woods, closed with a 70 to finish alone in second.
He pulled to within two shots of Woods with a birdie on the 16th. Woods was in the group behind him in the fairway bunker on the par 5, and hit 8-iron over the water and onto the middle of the green for a two-putt birdie to restore his margin.
"He plays every shot like he plays them on Sunday," Rose said. "His intensity is the same on Thursday often as it is on Sunday, and that makes Sunday a lot less different for him. He plays in that kind of atmosphere far more regularly than a lot of guys do, and it's an adjustment for most of us. It's a known for him."
Fowler had to settle for a 73 and a tie for third with Mark Wilson (71), Keegan Bradley (71) and Gonzalo Fernandez-Castano (72).
Rory McIlroy had been No. 1 since he won the PGA Championship last August. He can reclaim the No. 1 ranking by winning the Houston Open this week. Woods heads home to south Florida for two weeks before the Masters.
Asked the last time he felt this good going to Augusta National, Woods replied, "It's been a few years."
This was the fourth time in his career that he already had three PGA Tour wins before the Masters — he didn't win a green jacket in any of the previous years (2000, 2003 and 2008). More telling, perhaps, is that Woods has won back-to-back starts for the first time since the Buick Open and Bridgestone Invitational in August 2009.
"I think it shows that my game is consistent," he said. "It's at a high level."
Woods finished at 13-under 275 and won for the 77th time on the PGA Tour, moving to within five of Snead's record.
Fowler, his first time playing with Woods in the final group, opened with eight pars when he needed to be making up ground. And when he finally had a few openings on the back nine, Woods refused to let him through.
Woods salvaged a two-putt par with a 7-footer on the 11th hole to keep a three-shot lead. On the next hole, Fowler looked to gain some momentum when he made a 40-foot birdie putt only for Woods to match him with that 25-foot birdie.
Woods produced some absurd statistics with the putter this week, making 19 of 28 putts from between 7 feet and 20 feet.
He walked off the green to share a handshake with Palmer, along with a big smile and some words that Woods said were best kept private. He left the course in that familiar blue blazer that goes to the winner.
And he left as the No. 1 player in the world.
It's the 11th time that Woods has gone back to No. 1, tied with Greg Norman since the ranking began in 1986. Still to be determined is how long Woods stays there this time.
Last Updated on Monday, 25 March 2013 21:58
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FGCU savors its ride to NCAA tournament's Sweet 16
Category: Sports Written by Associated Press
by Tim Reynolds
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) — Sherwood Brown only wanted a bagel.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 March 2013 09:16
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Beaver Falls rallies to win Class AA title
Category: Sports Written by Associated Press
STATE CHAMPS--Holy Cross' Connor Callejas (13) stumbles as he dribbles against Beaver Falls' Javon Turner in the first half of the PIAA Class AA boys basketball championship game, Saturday, March 23, in Hershey, Pa. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
by Genaro C. Armas
HERSHEY, Pa. (AP) — The Beaver Falls defense came in waves, and it didn't stop whether the team was down 12 or surging ahead in the fourth quarter.
The Tigers' pressure finally wore down Holy Cross late, especially with the Crusaders' 6-foot-6 center Josh Kosin in foul trouble.
The Tigers took advantage of Kosin's absence by attacking the basket, hitting 3-pointers and making clutch foul shots down the stretch to rally for a 69-63 victory Saturday to win the state Class AA title.
"We just ramped up the pressure a little bit to a level perhaps that they hadn't seen," Tigers coach Doug Biega said. "I'm just very proud of how our team closed the game."
Micoy Mason hit two late 3-pointers and finished with 14 points for the WPIAL champions, who lost in the finals last year to Imhotep Charter, this year's Class AAA champ. Four Tigers finished in double figures.
But the Tigers (28-3) pride themselves especially on defense. They limited the Scranton-area Crusaders (27-6) to 36 percent shooting in the second half after Holy Cross hit 60 percent before halftime.
Having Kosin (25 points, 11 rebounds) hampered with four fouls for much of the second half didn't help. Holy Cross led by eight at the half and 48-41 after three quarters thanks in large part to Kosin.
He understandably plays a huge part in stabilizing Holy Cross on the offensive end, and provides a defensive presence down low.
But the Crusaders seemed to lose aggressiveness as Kosin and frontcourt-mate Casey Gaughan (10 points) battled foul trouble. Gaughan also entered the fourth with four fouls and eventually fouled out.
"Anytime guys get in foul trouble, we have a problem. We get short in a hurry," Holy Cross coach Al Callejas said. "We had two guys in foul trouble and that kind of hurt us. It was a physical game."
Beaver Falls got its last seven points at the foul line, including a pair of big shots by Drew Cook with 10 seconds left.
Just seconds earlier Cook missed two foul shots with his team leading by three. The errant free throws breathed new life into Holy Cross' hopes for a miracle comeback. But Cook (15 points, six rebounds) dashed those hopes by sinking both shots.
Beaver Falls finished 8-of-21 shooting from the 3-point arc, including the three 3s in the final five minutes — two by Mason — and a handful of 3s in the first quarter that helped the Tigers hang in the game after Kosin dominated early.
"If we're hitting our 3s and executing our plays, we'll be in pretty good shape, and that's what happened," Mason said.
Beaver Falls' Dan Stratton scored 14 points before fouling out, while Elijah Cottrill added 12.
Holy Cross controlled the pace early, buoyed by a boisterous student section that showed up in white for a makeshift "whiteout" inside the Giant Center.
Kosin gave Holy Cross a 35-27 halftime lead by altering a couple of shot attempts on the defensive end and hitting a pair of foul shots after chasing down a loose ball.
"We threw everything but the kitchen sink at that kid to stop him, and we really didn't," Biega said. "He scored 25 points in 27 minutes."
What did stop limit Kosin was foul trouble.
Kosin picked up his fourth foul with 1:06 left in the third quarter. He and Gaughan were on the bench when the fourth quarter started, but the pair quickly re-entered as Callejas sought to slow down the Tigers' momentum.
It didn't really help. The Crusaders were outscored 28-15 in the final quarter.
"I'm so proud of our effort," Callejas said. "Give Beaver Falls credit ... They hustled all over the place. Eventually that's what cost us."
Callejas' son, Connor, finished with 12 points and six assists for the Crusaders.
Beaver Falls last won a state title in 2005.
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• To you people who are so concerned about a black fireman, you should count your blessings and be proud that you have the best fire department in the country. If it's not broken, don't fix it.
• So what if the fire department hasn't hired an Afro-American in over 130 years? I don't care if their skin is pink, blue or yellow, just as long as the fire gets put out.
• Yes, you're right. The fire department has been around for 130 years. They don't have any women. Sounds like somebody is racist.
• Regarding the racist comment concerning the hiring practices of the city's fire department, if my recollection serves me correctly, the hiring of city firefighters is governed by civil service law. Meet the qualifications, get on the list and hope you are reachable when a position becomes available. This process is open to all citizens.
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I'm tired of attending PG movies with my young son at your cinemas, only to have the pre-show ads/previews show violent or mature content! The latest incident happened last weekend. We went to see Fred Claus on opening day and we barraged with a full-length 3 Doors Down video recruiting for the military, complete with guns, injured/dead soldiers and explosions. If that's not bad enough, an ad of Live Free or Die Hard came on--complete with harrowing scenes, more guns and explosions. What is UP with you guys?! This has happened on more than on occasion before PG movies! Those of us with young families go to the movies to have a relaxing, enjoyable time--not to be shown images of war, violence, sex scenes, innuendo, and language! If you want to show that stuff before a PG-13 or R movie, fine--but NOT PG movies! We already boycott one location, intentionally attending the Hollywood Theaters to avoid that location, as well as another location. We are now prepared to forgo Carmike cinemas altogether, even the location referenced. Janet
I'm with you! How about the "This film is not yet rated" trick. So, just don't ratethe movie (until opening day) and they can market violent, sex filledcontent to children - but the trailer was clean. Nice one. The MPAA does not work. You never know the films content because theratings change and the "parents" that rate the movies are paid by thefilm industry. That is like the fox guarding the hen house. Thepurpose of the MPAA is to help Hollywood market filth to childrenwhile the rights of decent parents are trampled.
Im with you on the previews, the mpaa really needs to step in and getdo something if your watching a g movie you should see g ratedpreviews, same with pg, pg 13 and r. heck im 23 and recently i sawprom night and there was a preview to the movie called the strangersand it literally freaked me out. and of course the preview was ratedfor all audiences now that preview would of scared my little nephew todeath not to mention some grown people.
I agree. And, the other part of this is that the images aren't justviolent, but they are huge and literally larger than life, withbooming sound. A kid might be fine to see a war image briefly on asmall tv screen, but magnify that image and add the sound and itbecomes more of a problem.
I thought whatever the rating of the film being shown, the previewswere at or below that rating???
I agree with you. Yes, the war is a reality, but does this mean wehave to start recruiting at a movie that's aimed at children? Thisfact alone bothers me more than the violence in the previews does. But I don't think being rigid and implying a boycott in an earlyletter is effective. Shouldn't a business have a chance at possiblyrighting a wrong with the possibility of earning a customer's trustfirst? I do hope you hear back from them and that they do take yoursuggestion to heart.
Call the theater, they have to tell you the START TIME after ads ofthe movie. I never show up for the 7:15 show at 7:15. I come at7:25, or whenever they say the "actual start time" is.
I cannot agree with you more. If the rating is P or PG then the adsand previews should also be appropriately aged. And its not just at that particular theatre chain either...Cinemarkdoes this also. You have got a right to be offended by this blatant disconcern foryour children.
I agree with the OP. No, I'm not a parent, but I've babysat a lot forfriends, and that is the extent of my parenting experience. I thinkthe OP is completely right. As usual, if BarbaraT orTwinkleCheesePotatoeToesNichole can provide me with an argument as towhy I am wrong in this parenting issue, I will eat some crow andchange my mind. ;)
OK, first of all, you took your son to see a movie with Paul Giamottiand Vince Vaughan and you're worried about violence? I am far more concerned that my son will mimic the crude,inappropriate humor in a movie like this over picking up a toy gun(which he does not own) and emulating a violent exchange. Secondly, the war is a reality. Had you taken two seconds to snap outof your sheltered little life, you could have used that moment toeducate your son that there are indeed people facing realities likethat overseas every day (My sister and the loved ones of several onthis site have faced this personally). You aren't doing your son anyfavors by trying to hide things like that from him. As for the Bruce Willis trailer, I looked up one of the 3 trailersthat is currently in ciruclation for this movie. Now, obviously Idon't know if I watched the same one as you, but I saw nothing thatinherently bad and the movie has a PG-13 rating. How much worse couldthe other trailers (or the movie itself) be? There is no way that any company will be able to please everybody andif your sensitivities are that high, perhaps going out to the movieswith your child is not a good idea for you. I think that if you are personally this offended by trailers and ads,perhaps you should consider waiting until the movie comes out on DVDso that you can control what your son watches 100%.
http://www.mpaa.org/FlmRat_Advertising.asp Take note: "According to the Advertising Administration guidelines,advertising that is targeted for an audience attending a "G" or "PG"feature will not be approved if it includes scenes depicting violence,sensuality, offensive language, or other material that most parentswould find unacceptable for their younger children to see or hear." The key here is "most parents." The MPAA defines this based on thedecisions of their raters, who they believe have the right "pulse" onwhat "most parents" will find unacceptable. Unless this theater is showing "limited audience" advertisements (seethe link I provided), then the ads are considered appropriate for a PGmovie.
Here we go again......look, Fred Claus is a movie that dosen't justappeal to kids but to all ages, including people who would see LiveFree or Die Hard or movies such as this. I don't know what youconsider "appropriate" levels of violence, but I guarantee you if youasked 10 different parents you might get 10 different answers. There's no way they can make everybody happy. And, as somebodyalready said, we live in a violent culture. Right or wrong, it iswhat it is. I haven't seen Die Hard, but I did see the ads for it andfrankly I didn't find them overly violent or horribly inappropriate. If a 2 minute preview is really too much for you and your son, I wouldreally suggest considering abandoning movie theatres altogether andjust waiting until they come out on DVD so you can fast forwardthrough anything you think is inappropriate. If you want to boycott,that is certainly your right as a consumer in a free society, butdon't expect the cinemas to taylor the freaking previews to fiteverybody's moral convictions.
I can't imagine that. I would think the previews would be for allaudiences. I don't think violence such as you describe violates PG. Life is pretty violent. Heck, even surfing PFB can be violent. If you want your child to not see violence such as you describe, youhad better yank the cord off the tv set at home.
Anytime I'm see previews, they always say that the following previewhas been rated G by the group that does the ratings (I forget thename). Perhaps you should complain to them.
Take a careful look before previews for movies. They often carry astatement that says that the PREVIEW is rated for all audiences. Thisdoesn't refer to the movie. Often (but not always), previews are actually submitted for a rating. This is not necessary when the film being advertised is already rated,since (we'd assume) that a clip from a PG movie would, at "worst," bePG. The thing is, the requirements for "all audiences" is actually fairlylow for things like this. Violence, in particular, is considered tobe acceptable for "all audiences." Take a look at network TV. Veryfew movies will have violence cut when shown on TV: only language andnudity. It's only very extreme violence (will we ever see Saw IVshown on network TV?) that needs to be cut. Ask yourself: can I expect to see something with this level ofviolence at 9:00pm on television? If so, then it's "all audiences"and most certainly PG. Note: I'm not asking how YOU feel about it. But what you can expect. I haven't seen the latest Die Hard movie, but I've caught the firstthree on television a few times. Unless I'm mistaken, very little ofthe violence (if any) was cut when shown on television. As for the military recruitment ad: it's an advertisement for the USmilitary. I have to wonder how many people the military recruits,though, by showing dead soldiers. I may have my beefs with themilitary, but I find it beyond belief that they'd get people to signup by showing that they could, in fact, die. That's just badadvertising.
How young is your son? Instead of letting these previews parent him, why don't youincorporate it into a talk putting it into perspective? Have you askedwhat your son thinks of these issues?
I don't think this is the theatres' doing, but rather, the movieproduction/distribution companies' doing.


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Candace! ^_^ she's so awesome and i love Ice-types
Candace! ^_^ she's so awesome and i love Ice-types
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Maylene I like how she looks as a fighting type gym leader.
my favorite gym leader is Candice there a good gym leader
I hate jumping into the bandwagon; however, I will also say Volkner. He was probably one of the few Gym Leaders who appealed to me in design and character from DPPt.
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I have to throw my vote in for Byron. I love that man and his obsession with fossils.
bryon, steel type is my favorite
Roark for me. I loved everything about him, especialy the fact that he wore glasses.
Candice. <3 I've always loved her personality and her tendency to refer to herself in the third person~.
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I've claimed this Pokemon.
Probably wake its probably because he owned me like 5 times with that stupid floatzel it knows ice fang so he owned my grotle like 80 times. and my luxray is not immune to water attacks its just neutral and it knows surf and waterfall and waterfall made me flinch and I coudn't do anything. honestly floatzel is just a beast!!http://www.serebiiforums.com/imageht...ilies2/404.gif owned
volkner. he's the only one who actually has somewhat of a story plus he looks nice.
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Volker- I like his attitude and his pokemon are interesting.
Roark, Maylene and Fantina. Roark because is cute and hawt, Maylene because it is nice to see a female specialist on Fighting-Type Pokémon and I like her design and lastly, Fantina because I love her clothes and Ghost-Type Pokémon. <3
And... Volkner was the worst. :/ I dislike arrogant characters :')
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Volkner, becuase Electric is one of my fav types, he used some of my favs: Raichu, Luxray, and a Jolteon in Platinum and he's just so chilled and cool!
Second is Roark.
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I'm only here for Candice and Volkner these days. I used to love Roark, but after seeing how boring he was in the anime, I lost interest in him. I've never cared for Crasher Wake or Fantina; their designs are just a little too excessive in my opinion. The other Sinnoh Gym Leaders are just fine.
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Volkner. I like the interactions between him & Flint and that he was perceived as such a tough gym leader because of how he said all previous challengers were easy. I also really love the double battle in Pt!
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Candace, I suppose. To be honest since none of them use my favorite types (Fire, Dark, Dragon) and their designs aren't exactly the most interesting I don't have a specific favorite, but I do like Candice the most.
Wake, Byron, and Candice equally.
I like the first two because of their types and personalities, and Candice because she is just awesome.
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Two years ago, when the Canucks and Sharks were having a fairly intense argument over who was the alpha team in the Western Conference, the city would have stopped for Tuesday night's matchup.
Remember? In 2010-11, the Canucks and Sharks finished 1-2 in the West with 117 and 105 points respectively, then met in the Conference final.
They also played one of the great regular-season games in recent memory, a 5-4 Canucks shootout win in San Jose on March 10 that should be put in a time vault.
The rivalry had everything: stars, scoring, emotion, a raw edge which made it appointment viewing.
That, we remind you, was just two years ago. Geez, what happened?
While there remains something compelling at the heart of the Canucks-Sharks rivalry, they're no longer the heavyweight title bouts of a few years back.
Both teams, in fact, seem to have settled into that great, grey middle class in the West which featured nine teams within three points of each other before Tuesday night's games.
In the new West there is Chicago, there's Anaheim, then there are 12 teams that are currently indistinguishable from each other.
Then there's Columbus. That's about it and, as bad as it is, it doesn't seem it will change before the end of the regular season.
"I haven't seen the Eastern Conference but you look at the teams in the West, and most of them are the same," said Daniel Sedin.
"There aren't a lot of games where you're going to score four or five goals. That seems like the formula for success now and everyone's doing it."
Which is really too bad.
Tuesday night at The Rog, the Canucks and Sharks offered up something which stirred a few echoes in the Sharks' 3-2 shootout win but didn't really capture the best of what each team had to offer.
You could tell this because the Sharks' Ryan Clowe didn't score a goal.
Joe Thornton? No points, no shots, no purpose.
Patrick Marleau? One shot on goal.
The Sharks' goal-scorers, in fact, were Scott Gomez, with his third since Feb. 11 — of 2011 — and Adam Burish. Yeesh.
It wasn't a whole lot better for the Canucks.
True, Henrik Sedin scored the goal that got them back in the game in the second period but the Orcans were also handed a gift power play in overtime in which the twins, Alex Edler and Alex Burrows couldn't close the deal.
Not only did their failure cost the home team a point, it also shot a hole in the theory that there's an officiating conspiracy against the Canucks.
As for the other theories about this team, where do you start?
The Canucks are rapidly approaching the midway point of the lockout shortened season and not only have they failed to separate themselves from the flotsam in the Northwest Division, they've managed to draw Minnesota into the race and give hope to the other three teams.
Just two weeks ago they were 10-3-4 and held a comfortable lead within the softest division in hockey.
At that point, the worst-possible scenario seemed to be they'd coast to the Northwest title, then take their chances with whoever they drew in the playoffs. That prospect at least offered the faithful some comfort through some uneven performances.
But over their last five games, they've gone 1-3-1 while inviting everyone in their division back to the party.
Their one win, of course, was an inspired 5-2 demolition of the Stanley Cup champion L.A. Kings, which everyone agreed would launch the Canucks on an exciting new arc.
Since then they've lost to Calgary in regulation, then earned a loser point against the Sharks.
Sorry, not nearly good enough.
It's now time for the Canucks to stop the incessant farting around with their goaltending, with their blueline and their power play, and settle on a lineup that can deliver some consistency.
If Cory Schneider is going to be your goalie going forward, then play him like he's your goalie going forward.
If Keith Ballard isn't good enough to play every game on your blueline, then don't play him.
Maybe that decision was taken out of the Canucks' hands by Ballard's injury on Tuesday night, but it's still hard to deliver any consistency when you're being yo-yoed in and out of the lineup.
As for Jordan Schroeder, if he's only good enough to centre your fourth line, it stands to reason he's not good enough to play the point in the power play.
The Canucks, after all, shouldn't be hanging around with the riff-raff in the West, but there they are.
The good news is they've got a lot of company. The bad news is it's not the kind of company they want to keep.


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Dena Phillips, 51, of 121 Bayou View Drive, Charenton, was arrested Thursday at 6:39 p.m. on a charges of aggravated battery of the infirm. She was accused of throwing a glass bowl at her son causing injury to his left eyebrow that required medical treatment. Bond had not been set as of this morning.
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u Larceny: Alexander J. Miller, 21, of Rosendale, Khalil W. Franklin, 22, of Cottekill, and Devon C. Bradley, 20, of Kingston, were each charged with felony grand larceny by state police at Ulster on Wednesday related to an incident reported in the town of Marbletown.
u Drugs: Steven F. Byrne, 34, of Wallkill, was charged Wednesday with the misdemeanors of criminal possession of a controlled substance and driving while ability impaired by drugs by state police at Gardiner near the intersection of state Route 208 and Church Street in the town of Shawangunk. He was issued an appearance ticket for Shawangunk Town Court.
u Stolen property: Emmanuel M. Douglas, 19, of 85 Center St., Pine Bush, was charged with the misdemeanors of criminal possession of stolen property and tampering with private communications, and a 16-year-old Pine Bush resident deputies did not identify was charged with misdemeanor criminal possession of a weapon by the Ulster County Sheriff's Office at 3 a.m. Thursday. Deputies said they responded to a reported burglary at 1:45 a.m. Thursday on Vinegar Hill Road in the town of Shawangunk and in the course of the investigation, stopped a vehicle Douglas was driving with the 16-year-old as the passenger. Deputies said Douglas was found to be in possession of open mail not belonging to him, and the 16-year-old had a switchblade knife. The pair was released on appearance tickets for Shawangunk Town Court.
u Larceny: Wayne D. Pope, 21, of South Cairo, was charged with felony grand larceny by state police at Catskill at 7 p.m. Wednesday on McLaren Road Extension in the town of Cairo. He was held in lieu of $2,500 bail.
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Catching up on folks and comparing times in the classroom were the main topics of discussion. This was Reunion number five and another one is planned for next year.
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