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Ms. Toni Crawford, Mr. T. O'Neal Douglas, Ms. Donna Harper Gibbs, Mr. Steven T. Halverson, Ms. Ann Hicks, Ms. Lindsay Hodges, Ms. Joan Wellhouse Newton, Mr. Kevin Twomey, Ms. Carol Thompson, Dr. Floyd Willis.
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The University of North Florida's Board of Trustees conference call meeting began with Ms. Karen Stone taking roll. Following the roll call, Chair Thompson asked for a motion to approve the minutes from the November 28 meeting. Trustee Douglas moved the acceptance of the minutes and Trustee Newton seconded the motion. The Board unanimously approved the minutes.
As their first item of business, Board members reviewed a proposed set of guidelines for the required 2001/2002 budget reductions. In introducing the item, President Hopkins discussed the mandated $4.1 million reduction that must be made to UNF's current budget. She also talked about the need to have guidelines for use in determining where these cuts should be made. The President then asked Trustee Halverson, Chair of the Finance and Audit Committee, to discuss the proposed guidelines.
Trustee Halverson provided the members of the Board with a brief background on the State's revenue shortfalls and the midyear budget revision that occurred during the Legislature's most recent special session. He then spoke about how the proposed guidelines helped define the manner in which the President and the Board could most effectively interact in dealing with this situation, and how they provided the President with both the guidance and the flexibility she would need to make decisions. He also commented about a number of specific issues addressed by the guidelines, including the fact that the guidelines called for the University to preserve its instructional programs and to meet the instructional needs of its students. They also encouraged collaboration and open communication and allowed for decisions to be made in a timely manner. By adopting the guidelines, the Board would give the President the authority she needed to act, while allowing the Board to review the revised budget at its April meeting.
After his discussion on the guidelines, Trustee Halverson moved that the Board approve the guidelines as presented. Trustee Newton seconded the motion. In the discussion of the motion, Trustee Willis asked if approval of the guidelines was consistent with the authority vested in the Board. President Hopkins stated that it was. Trustee Twomey asked about the Board's current authority to set tuition and fees for the University. Because this item was likely to be discussed later in the agenda, Chair Thompson asked if that question could be delayed until Ms. Owen's Presentation. Upon completing their discussion, the Board voted to approve the guidelines.
As its next order of business the Board conducted a first review of a set of proposed criteria for use in approving new baccalaureate and master's level programs. Trustee Hicks, Chair of the Educational Policy Committee, and Provost Kline led the discussion on this item.
The proposed criteria consisted of six items that provided information on program accountability, readiness, and access. By addressing these criteria, departments would be required to document the need for the program and how the program fit with the mission and priorities of the University. They would also need to demonstrate how the program would compare to other programs in the field and how it complied to State rules on articulation and mandatory credit hour length. Additionally, the criteria require the department to show that they have the needed faculty and fiscal resources to offer the program, and that they will routinely evaluate the program.
At its next meeting, the Educational Policy Committee will conduct a more detailed review of the criteria and of a format that faculty would use in bringing a proposal for a new degree program to the Board. At its February 21 meeting, the full Board will then have an opportunity to take final action on the criteria and the format for new program proposals. Trustee Hicks requested that members of the Board forward any suggestions that they had on the proposed criteria to Provost Kline prior to the meeting of the Educational Policy Committee.
In the discussion of the criteria, Ms. Cohen asked whether the new proposed programs would also need to go through a departmental, college, and University faculty review process. Provost Kline responded that these reviews would still be required. Trustee Halverson asked how a department would establish that it had the necessary faculty to deliver the program. Provost Kline stated that in developing the program proposal format he would provide a description of the evidence that a department would use under this criterion.
Ms. Owen began her update on statewide issues by discussing recent actions taken by the Florida Board of Education (FBOE). In December the FBOE moved to rescind seventy-five different Chancellor's memoranda, devolving these powers to the universities. These included responsibilities in contracting and construction. The FBOE also determined that an additional seventeen memoranda would probably not be needed after this year of transition and in anticipation of the successful passage of legislation to more fully empower the university boards to govern and set policy for their universities. These included memoranda that covered areas related to employment and budgeting.
The FBOE also reviewed and approved the recommendations of the Florida School Code Rewrite Workgroup. This is the committee that was providing recommendations on changes to laws governing local school bards, community colleges and the State universities. Following FBOE approval, these recommendations were sent to legislative staff who will be working on drafting the needed legislation.
Following her update on the actions of the FBOE, Ms. Owen began a discussion of current authority for setting tuition and fees. In this discussion, she explained that while currently universities do not have this authority, there is support to give them increased flexibility in this area. This support comes from both the FBOE and the Governor's Office. However, before this can be done, there are a number of issues related to financial aid, the Florida College Prepaid Program and the Bright Futures Scholarships that would need to be resolved. To help accomplish this, during the next year the FBOE is expected to appoint a work group similar to the School Code Rewrite Workgroup to work on various issues related to higher education funding.
In her report, Ms. Owen provided the members of the Board with a brief overview of the Governor's proposed educational budget. In this budget the Governor proposed a 6. 19% increase over the budget that came out of the most recent Legislative special session. This represents a 3.9% increase compared to the budget that was approved at the beginning of this fiscal year. The increase in the proposed budget is to be funded largely by a proposed tuition increase. The budget includes a $10.4 million increase for performance funding.
In discussing this coming year's budget, Ms. Owen reported that there was a reduction in the amount of money requested for Public Education Capital Outlay (PECO) projects. Under the revised PECO list UNF would receive only $5.11 million of the anticipated $9.7 million needed to complete its Library addition. It would also loose $1.2 million in remodeling funds.
In her closing remarks, Ms. Owen suggested that the Board might consider working on three major goals during this legislative session: (a) achieving devolution of authority; (b) ensuring that funds allocated to support increased enrollment come in the form of recurring dollars, as opposed to nonrecurring or one-time money; and (c) securing the full $9.7 million needed to complete the addition to the UNF Library.
In the discussion that followed Ms. Owen's presentation, Trustee O'Neal encouraged her to keep in close contact with the members of the Board, providing them with daily updates on issues that need immediate action, Trustee Halverson thanked Ms. Owen for helping the Board understand how it could serve the needs of the University.
At the close of the meeting, Chair Thompson recapped the fact that as part of the devolution of authority there would be ongoing reviews regarding the Board's ability to set tuition. However, action on this initiative was not likely to occur during this legislative session. She also wished the President well on her upcoming surgery.


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With students, faculty, and staff numbering more than 7,500, over 250 acres of land containing the Missouri Arboretum, a working farm, a nationally recognized biomass alternative fuel program, and more than 90 buildings across our community, Northwest Missouri State University has a significant environmental presence in our region. The University recognized the importance of developing a comprehensive sustainability plan in early 2011 when the Sustainability Office was created within the Facility Services Department. Beyond managing its own environmental impact, Northwest also recognizes its responsibility to educate students to understand the interdependencies between environmental, social, and economic forces, and provide them with the skills and abilities to meet the challenges they present.
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The FDNY statement provides ammo to 17 Breezy Point families who plan to file a negligence suit against LIPA for leaving the electricity on — instead of shutting it off as a safety precaution — which allegedly ignited the blaze when Sandy's surge-fueled waves hit shore.
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The Lipscomb Lady Bisons had a season high 11 three-pointers but Morehead State held a 20 rebound advantage in their 62-53 win over the Lady Bisons Saturday afternoon in Morehead, Ky., in the MSU Invitational.
Morehead outrebounded Lipscomb 53-33. Valerie Bronson had a team high five boards for the Lady Bisons. Ashar Harris grabbed 22 rebounds for Morehead State. Harris had 14 offensive boards. Lipscomb had nine offensive rebounds as a team.
Morehead State held the early 15-6 advantage 5:30 into the game after Chynna Bozeman and Tiffany Hamilton connected on three-pointers on consecutive possessions.
Jenna Bartsokas found her three-point touch and nailed three longballs to bring the Lady Bisons within two points, 17-15, with 11:55 left in the first half.
The Lady Bisons didn't scored for over four minutes before Anna Bowers connected on three-pointer cut Morehead State's lead to one point.
Morehead State's Abby Steele found her hot hand nailing two three-pointers to put Morehead State back up by eight with 3:31 left in the first half.
Layups by Brittany Duerk and Leah McAlister along with a three-pointer by Chelsea Burroughs allowed the Lady Bisons to make it a 29-28 game with just under two minutes remaining before halftime.
Steele drained another three-pointer and Deja Watson had a free throw to give Morehead State a 33-28 lead at the half.
Valerie Bronson posted the first points of the half for Lipscomb on a three-pointer three minutes into the second half. Lipscomb didn't score again until Brittany Duerk had a layup with 12:18 left in the game.
Duerk's basket started a 9-2 run for the Lady Bisons to bring them within six point, 46-40, with 9:28 remaining.
Lipscomb and Morehead State traded baskets until layups by Morehead's Harris and Tiffany Hamilton put the Lady Bisons down ten with just over three minutes left.
Miaca Bowman hit a three for Lipscomb with 46 seconds left to the Lady Bisons within striking distance down 58-52.
Morehead State was able to connect on all four free throw attempts to end the game and secure the victory.
Bartsokas was the only Lady Bison to finish in double figures. She had 14 points on five-of-seven shooting including four-of-five from beyond the arc.
Lipscomb shot 11-of-28 from the three-point line for 39.3 percent. The Lady Bisons were 19-of-54 from the field for 35.2 percent.
After allowing Winston-Salem State to shoot 47.1 percent against them Friday evening, Lipscomb held Morehead State to 28.4 percent shooting. Morehead hit 8-of-32 three-pointers, but was 1-off-11 in the second half.
Lipscomb shot 4-off-11 from the free throw line. Morehead State was 16-of-19 from the charity line.
Morehead State had five players score in double figures lead by Hamilton off the bench with 14.
Lipscomb will seek to end its losing streak Sunday against Presbyterian at noon in the Lady Bisons' final action of the Morehead State Invitational. Presbyterian lost to Morehead State 62-51 Friday evening. The Blue Hose lost in overtime 66-65 to Winston-Salem State Saturday.
Benjamin Seamon and Trevor Garrett will be on the call for the Lipscomb Sports Network. Free online audio streaming is available at www.LipscombSports.com/sportsnetwork/ beginning with the Countdown to Tipoff show at 11:45 a.m.
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- Review and action on the proposed FY 2014 2017 Transportation Improvement Program.
- Review and action on the MPO's proposed FY 2013 2014 Unified Planning Work Program.
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As a U.S. congressman, Charlie Stenholm never dodged controversial issues, but typically found ways to bring disparate factions together to turn dissent into compromise.
As senior policy advisor with Olsson Frank Weeda, Stenholm is using those same skills to work, sometimes behind the scenes, to bring folks on the right and folks on the left to a place he refers to as "the sensible center," a political platform he said holds from 60 percent to 70 percent of the American people.
Stenholm discussed that theory and a far-ranging list of other topics yesterday at the Big County Wheat Conference in Abilene, Texas.
He refers to himself as "an educator" but adds in a low voice that he's really a "lobbyist" who uses his experience as a long-time congressman from Texas who served on committees ranging from agriculture, to energy to social security, to help current legislators understand issues that affect farmers, ranchers and American citizens.
He said recent House Agriculture Committee hearings may have been criticized as occurring too soon and before the 2008 farm bill was fully implemented. It was the right thing to do, he said, "because the budget will have more to do with what we do in agriculture than ever before. It's essential to lock in a baseline and look carefully at what agriculture needs for the future."
He said some critics of farm policy say the government should get out of agriculture. "That will not happen." He said U.S. agriculture has become too dependent on international markets for the government to ease out of policy.
Stenholm said Congress will have to deal with a burgeoning budget deficit and said the solution will include both reducing spending and raising revenue. "The farm bill will have to adjust to those changing (economic) conditions."
He said raising taxes will be necessary, but in a way that poses "the least harm possible to the economy."
Recent cuts in crop insurance funding could be detrimental to farmers and ranchers, Stenholm said. "I just hope it's not as bad as some folks say it will be. I know crop insurance is important to agriculture. Farmers have to have an opportunity to insure against catastrophic loss and this will be an emphasis for the ag committee as they consider what they need to replace."
He said Congress is likely to provide farmers "with a base of support but not profitable support."
One of the big challenges facing agriculture is the diminishing number of farmers. "We have only 121,000 farmers producing 75 percent of all agricultural production in the United States. That number is not politically significant. But we still have the most abundant, safest food supply in the world."
He says energy will be a crucial issue for years to come and that oil and gas will continue to be the primary source to meet our energy needs.
"We need to develop all our supplemental energy sources," Stenholm said. "That includes solar, wind, biofuel and nuclear. But drilling will remain important."
A comprehensive solution to immigration reform is desperately needed. "Currently, some 70 percent of the agricultural work force is undocumented."
He said if we put a fence across our southern border we may prevent more illegal immigrants from coming in, "But we also fence in 12 million who are already here. Do we round them all up and deport them?"
He said a better option is to begin a system to include identification papers – passports, counterfeit proof driver's licenses or green cards – for immigrants "who are here to work. Then give them an opportunity to get in line for citizenship or to make arrangements to go home at some point."
He's never understood why everyone does not carry official identification papers.
Stenholm believes a true North American Free Trade Agreement would create a powerful trading block. "Currently, Mexico would be the challenge. It is nearly lawless. But (with a true NAFTA) we would be energy self-sufficient and would provide enough jobs for everyone."
Stenholm also touched on what he admitted is a controversial issue — horse slaughter for human consumption.
"We have 250,000 unwanted horses in the United States. If something is not done we will see a downsizing of the horse industry."
Stenholm says prohibition against horse slaughter, and exporting to countries where horsemeat is not taboo, limits horse owners' property rights.
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So Hello Kitty melons exist.
They're basically fruit with rinds that have been etched with one of the world's most popular kitties–and because of that etching, its price has multiplied several times over than that of regular melon. It's being made and sold by gourmet food specialty shop Belluna and apparently, they're extremely limited in nature as only 300 of these will be made available.
The Hello Kitty melons will be on sale until July 31st or until stocks last for 4,980 yen (or about $50) each.
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2011-11-21 - Legendary NYHC veterans BIOHAZARD just revealed the cover art for the bands highly anticipated new album "Reborn In Defiance" which is set to be unleashed January 20, 2012 via Nuclear Blast.
Danny Schuler says, "Being a huge fan of vinyl records and the amazing sleeve artwork that used to come with them, I really wanted our artwork to be unique. In the spirit of being REBORN IN DEFIANCE, the album cover represents to me an interesting paradox: an embryo, not yet spoiled by the world, but already possessing the heart of a rebel."
Billy Graziadei explains, "The innocence of youth has always been a strong subject for us, with the children playing over a crime scene on the Urban Discipline album cover to the child running with a biological gas mask on the State of the World Address cover. For REBORN IN DEFIANCE, an unborn child waits to be thrown into a world that will steal the untainted purity of infancy we all start out with."
Danny sums up the cover art's significance quite simply: "It all begins in the womb".
To get some first sonic impressions, surf to http://www.facebook.com/biohazarddfl and check "Come Alive" and "Vengeance Is Mine".
Also don't miss BIOHAZARD live on stage near you.
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20.01 Deinze - Brielpoort (BE)
21.01 Oberhausen - Turbinenhalle (GER)
22.01 Hamburg - Docks (GER)
23.01 Berlin - Astra (GER)
24.01 Munchen - Werk (GER)
25.01 Wien - Gasometer (AUT)
26.01 Stuttgart - LKA Longhorn (GER)
27.01 Saarbrucken - Garage (GER)
28.01 Dresden - Eventwerk (GER)
29.01 Tilburg - O13 (NL)
30.01 Paris - Bataclan (F)
31.01 Manchester – Club Academy (UK)
01.02 Glasgow – King Tut's Wah Wah Hut (UK)
02.02 Birmingham – The Library at HMV Institute (UK)
03.02 Camden London – Underworld (UK)
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Who: Heyoka, R/D and ill-esha
When: 9 p.m. Thursday
Where: Fox Theatre, 1135 13th St.
Cost: $12-$15
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Get ready, 'cause the Fox is hosting a mini-electronic music fest on Thursday.
The triple-threat bill features Heyoka, R/D and ill-esha. Each act will show off its signature sounds for this eclectic showcase.
Ill-esha (Elysha Zaide) is setting the pace with her soulful blend of sounds and vocals. This artist throws glitch hop, dubstep, and downtempo into the mix, and each song is punctuated by her distinct voice.
It's the perfect combination of live and produced sounds. Everyone from De La Soul to LTJ Bukem has enlisted ill-esha's talents.
"I'm from Vancouver, and I've been in bands and choirs since I was a little kid," Zaide said. "I went to a rave and fell in love with it, so I started singing and DJing."
Zaide was interested in jazz and R&B, so she fused those vocal elements into the mix. The electro artist creates and produces her own music, and adds raw and live electronic elements to the set.
"I was inspired by a lot of classic jazz -- people like Miles Davis and Etta James," Zaide said. "The music's only limited by my imagination and I'm inspired by what I hear around me.
"Doing the singing and DJing fortified me with more creative control. I've definitely created a niche thing. It's been successful, because it's unique."
It all comes down to the concerts, so Zaide figured how to combine her talents in a live setting.
"For the live show, I do a DJ mix using a traditional system. I use turntables and a mic," Zaide said. "I'm playing the tracks, doing live effects and singing intermittently.
"You just get a feel for doing all of it."
Zaide's brand of electro music is attracting attention. That's why the artist was granted a rare US O1 visa. The merit's reserved for extraordinarily talented performers.
"It's a visa given to artists that have demonstrated talents above the pack," Zaide said. "It's very rare to get this and I just got my papers.
"Previously, I'd just been playing in major cities, but this will give me the chance to hit medium and smaller places. I can be here all the time and get my music out."
Zaide wants to distribute her music to a wider audience and she has several projects up her sleeve. The performer's working on two EPs and a record produced by dubstep pro 12th Planet.
"I'm finishing up two projects," Zaide confirmed. "I have a 7-inch with tracks of movie music. It's very funk and '80s influenced. I'm trying to bring the funk back to music and it will be a dance album.
"I'm also doing a small downtempo EP. I'm shooting my first music video for it and it will be more crossover."
For now, Zaide's ready to play Boulder.
"I've never played Boulder before, so I'm really excited," Zaide said. "I've got some new musical looping. That's a big thing, because it gives me the freedom to update the show.
"I'll be bringing some really great loops and a harmonizing pedal to Boulder. I've never done that before and this will be the first show I've done with this stuff. There's infinite possibilities."


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U.S. cotton producers have watched in amazement as the world market set a record for prices and then broke that one as reduced stocks and growing demand created one of the most bullish scenarios for cotton ever.
Relatively low world stocks, limited supply, robust demand and a very low level of uncommitted cotton have caused an incredible run-up in prices since the beginning of the 2010-11 marketing year (August-July), according to the International Cotton Advisory Committee.
The Cotton Outlook A Index surged from 86 cents per pound on Aug. 2 to a record $1.86 per pound on Dec. 22, reported the ICAC in its monthly price assessment. The Cotlook A Index retreated to $1.72 cents per pound on Dec. 31 as textile mill buyers, traders and market speculators took a break at year's end.
The season average Cotlook A Index reached $1.29 per pound, 66 percent higher than the 2009/10 average of 77.5 cents per pound. Similar trends were recorded at the ICE exchange in New York trading the cotton futures contract.
"It is estimated that as of end-December 2010, U.S. export commitments exceeded 3.1 million tons, or 90 percent of projected exports for the season," the ICAC said. "The U.S. is the largest exporter of cotton, accounting for an estimated 41 percent of world exports in 2010/11."
In 2010/11, exports by India, the world's second largest exporter, were capped by the government below 1 million tons, all of which have been committed. Central Asian commitments are estimated at over 1 million tons or 85 percent of projected exports. Australia and Brazil are expanding production substantially, responding to record prices, but this cotton will not become physically available until April 2011.
Only about 10 percent of projected world trade of 8.3 million tons is still available for purchase at this relatively early stage of the season, according to estimates cited by the ICAC. "The scarce uncommitted supply may provide strong pressure on prices and cause increased volatility through the rest of the season."
The average Cotlook A Index is well above the current ICAC 2010/11 season-average projection of $1.01 per pound. The ICAC Secretariat encourages an awareness of the confidence interval around each forecast, rather than an exclusive focus on the point estimate. It also acknowledges that in the current environment of volatility, the ICAC price model may be less relevant than in other seasons.


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Caden Flaherty stopped 36 of 37 shots as Duluth Marshall beat Mounds View, 3-1 (Photos by Tim Kolehmainen).
Anthony Miller (15) scored the opening goal in his first game on defense for Duluth Marshall.
Preventing goals? Nah.
Scoring goals? Now we're talking.
Tickling the twine is what Duluth Marshall junior Anthony Miller has excelled at in his hockey career. A lifelong forward, he tallied 11 goals and 31 points as a sophomore last winter as Marshall advanced to the Class A state tournament. With the graduation of Mr. Hockey finalist Judd Peterson from the Duluth Marshall lineup, Miller was expected to be one of the key players picking up the slack.
But those plans have hit a bit of a detour this winter – and perhaps permanently.
With injuries decimating the Hilltoppers' defensive corps, Miller shifted back to the blue line Saturday night against Mounds View at Mars Lakeview Arena. While his learning curve must have been steep, it didn't appear so after one game. Looking like a natural offensive defenseman, Miller opened the scoring with a length of the ice rush and helped the 'Toppers hold the potent Mounds View offensive down in a 3-1 victory.
"When I had the puck, I liked being able to see the ice better," said Miller, who said he lobbied for more time at defense by promising coach Brendan Flaherty a Chicago handshake. "(I was) kind of like a quarterback. It was more fun than at forward when you have no time and space."
One of Miller's teammates strolled by during the interview, chirping "he's a good D-man for a forward."
Miller's initiation to the blue line came on the heels of a trio of injuries to regular defensemen. Sophomore Jordan Fralich broke his arm during the football season but is expected to return this week. Nate Johnson has been trying to play through a broken tibia. Nate Sepp suffered a concussion during Friday night's 6-0 shutout of Roseville. With only two solid defensive defensemen remaining – Kyle Jones and Kyle Mckinzie – the Hilltoppers needed a few warm bodies on the blue line.
Enter Miller.
He admitted that Flaherty's advice on playing defense for the first time in his life was a bit limited.
"Just tie up down low and make sure none of their guys get loose," recalled Miller. "Stay in front of the net when the pucks in the corner. Basic stuff."
But Flaherty knew not to rein in one of his best goal scorers. He also told Miller to take his offensive chances when they came.
The first chance was the best. With the 'Toppers on a power play in a scoreless game midway through the first period, Miller curled out from behind his own net and saw the ice open up.
Accelerating to full speed, he burst through the neutral zone and split two Mounds View defensemen with a toe-drag. The puck slid off Miller's stick, but he slingshot it past a surprised Brandon Smith to give Marshall a 1-0 lead.
It was an important goal as Miller and his new defensive mates shut the door. Marshall has allowed just one goal in two games – and just may have found a new weapon the blue line.
"It felt good when I had the puck, but when they had the puck it was a little sketchy down low," laughed Miller. "In our own zone, I didn't really know what to do.
"Once I got the puck, I felt fine."
Miller (15) watches the puck slide past Mounds View goalie Brandon Smith.
Two games into the season, the Duluth Marshall defense has been virtually impenetrable. The Hilltoppers (2-0-0) finally allowed a goal, but remained unbeaten with a 3-1 victory over Mounds View (1-1-0) at Mars Lakeview Arena.
Coming off a 6-0 shutout of Roseville the night before, Marshall stymied the Mustangs with another good defensive effort and sound goaltending. Coach Brendan Flaherty has been forced to patch together a defensive corps, as injuries have knocked out several regulars. But no matter who he throws back there, they seem to come up big.
Anthony Miller played his first-ever game on the blue line and scored the opening goal to get the 'Toppers going. After Ryan Elvidge drew Mounds View even just 56 seconds into the second period, Matt Klassen regained a one-goal lead for Marshall. Connor Flaherty added an empty net goal with 1:20 remaining.
Senior Caden Flaherty got the nod in goal for the 'Toppers, making 36 saves on 37 shots. Sophomore Alex Murray had posted a 21-save shutout against Roseville.
Brandon Smith made 28 saves for Mounds View, which outshot the Hilltoppers 37-31.
1. Anthony Miller, Duluth Marshall
Miller looked like an old pro on his first-ever game as a defenseman -- at any level of hockey. He scored the first 'Toppers goal on a length-of-the-ice rush and used his speed and puck-handling ability to create several other scoring chances.
2. Caden Flaherty, Duluth Marshall
Coach Brendan Flaherty has a full-fledged goaltending duel on his hands, as Flaherty was in position to make 36 saves on 37 Mounds View shots. Rarely out of position, he wasn't forced to make many spectacular saves but was consistent and steady.
3. Ryan Elvidge, Mounds View
Elvidge not only scored the Mustangs' only goal to tie the game 56 seconds into the second period, he also had several other heart-breakingly close chances. Elvidge and the Mustangs' second line looked like a scoring threat most times on the ice.


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Business Book Review: Steve Jobs
When Steve Jobs' biography by Walter Isaacson came out shortly after his death, plenty of folks snapped it up very quickly. I was a bit intimidated by its size, but I finally cracked it open last summer.
What I found was surprisingly not a fawning portrait of Apple's visionary leader but instead a history of the tech industry wrapped in an honest, not-always-flattering biography.
It's a great read for anyone interested in business, as it looks at what Apple — and Jobs — did differently than their competitors. Here are two major philosophical debates presented in the book.
Diversification vs. Single-Minded Focus
Apple operates at its best when it focuses on making a single product awesome. That's how we got the iPhone, the iPod and the iPad — not to mention the last several renditions of desktops and laptops. When Jobs set his mind to something, whether it was developing the perfect glass for his stores or finding the brightest shade of white, he went at it with all his energy until it was exactly what he wanted.
The pros to this are clear, but the con is that if you're focusing on only one thing, you're not focusing on others. It's what's called the opportunity cost in economics, and it's something Apple pays for from time to time. But it's also how they reap awards — like having enough cash on hand to buy Amazon or build a space station.
What It Means For Your Business: Finding the right balance between these two can make or break your business. You want to focus on doing what you do best, but you also don't want to miss out on related opportunities that fit your target market and at which you could excel. Setting up periodic, regular reviews to analyze and adjust as necessary is your best bet for striking that balance.
Licensing vs. Exclusivity
The biggest fork in the road between Apple and Microsoft came when Apple decided they would not license their technology to other PC builders. This allowed them to keep control of the quality of their brand — but it lost them a huge market share to Microsoft, as evidenced by the fact that you'll still find PCs in most office buildings today. Apple began reclaiming some of the market in the mid-2000s, but they've obviously got a long way to go.
That being said, you won't find a more loyal customer base than Mac users, and practically everyone owns at least one Apple product these days, whether it's a low-end iPod Shuffle or a top-of-the-line iMac. PC users in general use PCs because that's what they've been presented. It'll be interesting to see in the next decade where things end up, especially as tablets cannibalize traditional computers.
What It Means For Your Business: For most businesses, this relates to a case of quality vs. availability, and once again it's all about balance. Finding that sweet spot where you can provide the best product or service to the largest market without sacrificing the quality is what you're aiming for. That might mean taking on fewer clients or producing fewer units until you can sustain your growth by expanding your resources. Again, setting up regular reviews is a great way to keep on top of your business's needs and capabilities as it grows.
What to Take from Steve Jobs (the Biography)
I was truly fascinated by this book — both because of the journey Jobs took from college drop-out to worshipped tech leader and because of what we can learn about business from how he and others ran theirs.
It's not the rambling fanboy letter I'd feared it would be (which I say despite being an obvious Apple fan). It's an honest account of one man's huge effect on both the tech industry and our day-to-day lives — and that's no exaggeration. If you read it, you'll see what I mean — and if you have read it, I'd love to hear what you thought in the comments!


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A winner was selected from 87 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
The Spruce Group, LLC
We are a new real estate brokerage firm located in a metropolitan area. We are focused on eliminating anxiety from the home buying process and hope to foster the personal relationships with our clients that are otherwise lacking in our industry. We chose the name "The Spruce Group, LLC" because we believe that trees connote stability, growth, protection, and generally something around which one would want to raise their family. We would like our logo to inspire those same feelings.
We are appealing to a broad range of home buyers; from those looking for homes to raise their families to simple investors. We believe that regardless of motivation for purchasing property, the home buyer is simply looking for a firm they can trust.
As we do business in a metopolitan area, we are hoping for a clean, simple, and contemporary logo. While we have not decided on the position of the name, the name should NOT be incorporated into the logo and the logo should stand on its own.
The logo should also focus on the spruce tree. While the spruce tree does look like Christmas tree, we do not want to be mistaken for a Christmas company.
I was envisioning something with the color green but please feel free to play with the color palette. Also, we will be putting this logo on grayscale letterhead so please take into account how the logo will look in grayscale on white paper.
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UC Irvine 64, Hawaii 52
IRVINE — Junior guard Jennifer Tsurumoto scored a career-high 27 points for the Anteaters in the Big West Conference game at the Bren Events Center Saturday.
Tsurumoto shot seven for 13 from the floor, including hitting three three-pointers and was 10 of 12 from the free-throw line. She also recorded four assists, a block and steal in 37 minutes of action. Junior guard Kelly Meggs added 12 points, while junior forward Camille Buckley had 11 points and a team-high seven rebounds for UCI (6-17, 2-9 in conference). Methlyn Onogomuho pitched in six points and three steals and Pernilla Hanson and Lauren Spinazze each had three points in the win. Jasmine Bernard added two points and Mokun Fajemisin had five rebounds.
The Anteaters shot 60% from the floor in the second half (12-20) and ended the night 42.9% (21-49) overall. UCI hit eight three-pointers, while Hawaii went four for 20 from three-point range. The Rainbow Wahine shot 31% (18-58) from the field and 70.6% (12-17) from the line. Hawaii out-rebounded UCI, 42-33.
Hawaii is 11-11, 7-4.
UCI plays at UC Riverside Thursday at 7 p.m.
Vanguard 101, Arizona Christian 50
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Nicole Ballestero scored a game-high 39 points for the No. 3-ranked Lions in the Golden State Athletic Conference game Saturday.
Maree Drennan (15 points, 11 rebounds), Esther Timmermans (eight points, 16 rebounds), Leigha Bednar (13 points) and Chelsea Alfafara (12 points) also contributed for Vanguard (17-2, 8-2 in conference).
Arizona Christian is 4-18, 0-10.
Orange Coast 77, Santa Ana 57
SANTA ANA — Jenna Arnett had 27 points and 11 rebounds to lead the Pirates in the Orange Empire Conferece game Friday night.
The Pirates (12-14, 3-7 in conference) outrebounded the Dons (9-17, 1-9) 55-33 in the game, enabling the guests to pick up easy points down low on first and second opportunities.
Coast notched 29 second-chance points and scored 24 points in the paint, with Arnett leading the way.
The sophomore forward finished the game 11 of 18 from the floor and five for five from the free-throw line.
Caitlin Bunting scored 14 points and Dayanara Armenta had 13 points.
Michelle Angel had seven points, eight rebounds and seven assists.
Hawaii 78, UC Irvine 72
HONOLULU, Hawaii — Hawaii capitalized on a 14-0 run in the second half to erase a seven-point deficit in the Big West Conference game Saturday night.
A three-pointer by UCI's Mike Wilder with 16:47 left gave the Anteaters a 42-35 lead, but UCI went scoreless over the next seven minutes as Hawaii took a 49-42 lead on a basket by Christian Standhardinger with 11:28 remaining.
UCI led 34-31 at halftime on the strength of 10 points from Daman Starring in the opening 20 minutes.
Standhardinger led Hawaii (15-9, 9-4 in conference) with 20 points, Hauns Brereton had 16 and Vander Joaquim added 15 points and 10 rebounds. The Warriors hit 11 of 12 free throws in the final 1:28.
Freshman point guard Alex Young led UCI (12-13, 6-6) with a career-high 20 points and added seven assists. Starring scored 18 points and Chris McNealy added 10.
The Anteaters play host to UC Riverside Wednesday night at 7 at the Bren Center, where UCI is 8-1 this season, including 5-0 in Big West games.
Arizona Christian 82, Vanguard 71
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Preston Wynne scored a game-high 24 points for the Lions in the Golden State Athletic Conference game Saturday.
Chris Gorman added 10 points for Vanguard (15-10, 4-6 in conference).
Arizona Christian is 16-6, 6-4.
UC Irvine def. Pacific
STOCKTON — The top-ranked Anteaters extended their winning streak to six with a Mountain Pacific Sports Federation sweep of No. 11 Pacific, 25-16, 25-15, 25-21, at the Alex G. Spanos Center Saturday evening.
All-American outside hitter Kevin Tillie paced UCI with 14 kills, three aces and a season-high 11 digs for UCI (10-3, 7-3 in the MPSF).
Opposite Zack La Cavera put away 10 kills, while setter Daniel Stork had 31 set assists and a match-high six blocks. Outside hitter Jeremy Dejno recorded seven kills and middle blocker Scott Kevorken had six kills with libero Michael Brinkley adding eight digs in the win.
Pacific (5-4, 3-4) hit .105 as a team.
UCI plays host to UC Santa Barbara Thursday at 7 p.m. in the Bren Center.
COSTA MESA — Host Vanguard University earned a 4-2 victory in the seven-inning Game 2 to salvage a Golden State Athletic Conference split against Westmont after falling, 10-2, in the nine-inning first game on Saturday.
Taylor McKnight drove in the winning run when he reached on a fielder's choice in the bottom of the sixth of Game 2.
John Collins' drove in the final run of the 4-2 victory with an RBI single.
Richard Perry allowed one earned run on four hits in six innings to get the win for Vanguard, for which Kevin Ponzo worked a scoreless seventh for his fourth save.
Matt Avery was three for four, while Jason Ochart went two for four with two RBIs to highlight Vanguard in the opening game.
Vanguard is 5-2, 2-3 and Westmont is 7-5, 4-4.
Simpson Tournament
REDDING — The Lions earned one win and lost two games on Saturday.
Vanguard (4-4) beat Southern Oregon, 10-1. The Lions lost to Oregon Institute of Technology, 2-1. Vanguard lost to Eastern Oregon, 7-4.
Vanguard 8, Concordia 1
COSTA MESA — Third-ranked Vanguard posted a dominant victory over fifth-ranked Concordia.
In the No. 1 singles match-up Vanguard's Stefan Kilchhofer made quick work of Concordia's Bruno Kliskinic (6-3, 6-0) in the Golden State Athletic Conference match Saturday.
The Lions' Roger Muri defeated Christ Wickenhauser in the #2 slot (6-2, 6-2) and Lukas Larsson claimed a clutch three-set win in the No. 3 position over the Eagles' Marc Reddmann.
The fourth individual match saw VU's Robin Wagner take down Micah Groom 6-3, 6-1 while Yahor Kryvaruchka tallied the final singles' point when he bested Concordia's Patrick Szeremeta at the #5 spot.
The Pride captured all three doubles points on the afternoon. Kilchhofer and Larsson had no problem with Concordia's No. 1 duo of Wickenhauser and Groom, earning the 8-1 victory to begin pairs' play. At No. 2 doubles Vanguard's Muri and Wagner battled past Szeremeta and Reddman, 8-4, while Rosiak and Kryvaruchka stole the final point of the day, 8-5.
With the win the Lions improve to 2-0 overall and 1-0 in conference play. Concordia drops to 1-2 on the season and 0-1 in GSAC matches.
The Pride will play host to Biola on Tuesday at 2 p.m. in their GSAC home opener.
Concordia 7, Vanguard 2
COSTA MESA — The 10th-ranked Lions drop to 0-3 with the defeat, while fifth-ranked Concordia moved to 1-2 overall in the Golden State Athletic Conference opener Saturday.
The Pride's No. 1 individual player Juliet Labarthe proved her worth, pulling off a three-set win over Concordia's Elizaveta Ignatova (2-6, 6-3, 6-2). In the No. 2 slot Nina Pudar picked up VU's second point with a 7-5, 6-2 victory over the Eagles' Ulrike Hahn.
Vanguard's Gabriele Alford got off to a good start at No. 4 but was eventually beaten in three sets by CUI's Summer Beaird.
The Eagles swept all three doubles points to begin the day.
Husky Classic
SEATTLE, Wash. — UC Irvine sophomore Itos Aikhionbare continued her impressive indoor season Saturday.
Aikhionbare finished fourth in the shot put with a mark of 47 feet, 1½ inches on the final day of action at Dempsey Indoor for her third top-five finish in as many meets this season.
UCI's Maggie McDuffee placed fifth in the 3,000 meters in 10 minutes, 16.62 seconds, and Carlotta Pham also was in the top 10, finishing ninth in 10:19.92.
Kaycee Holcomb won her section of the mile run and placed ninth overall in 5:01.99 and Samia Sailinuu was 16th in 5:04.79.
Sakia Sailinuu (2:16.03) and Chelsea Schneider (2:18.94) each placed sixth in their respective sections of the 800 meters.
Kaulyn Lee-McNeill had the Anteaters' top time in the 400 meters at 59.64, while Melanie Speech and Charity Lyons had marks of 16-4½ and 16-3¾, respectively, in the long jump.
UCI returns to Seattle in two weeks for the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Indoor Championship Feb. 22-23.


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It's that time of year again for districts to submit their transportation routes data to ADE.
In accordance with A.R.S. §15-922, transportation routes data must be submitted to ADE within 12 days after the 100th day. Vehicle inventory data must be submitted to ADE on or before July 15. For more information on submitting these reports, please review the PowerPoint presentation from the Transportation Webinar held in prior years.
The Transportation Routes and the Vehicle Inventory data can be submitted via Common Logon on the ADE web site. In the event that you are unable to access the applications, you can request Common Logon permissions by sending an email to [email protected]. Your School Finance Account Analyst can assist you with any questions that you may have.


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Documenting Hate: Charlottesville
Season 36 Episode 13 | 54m 18s
For the past year, FRONTLINE and ProPublica have been investigating how the violent and infamous rally in Charlottesville last year became a watershed moment for the white supremacist movement. Correspondent A.C. Thompson shows how some of those behind the racist violence went unpunished and shines a light on the rise of new white supremacist groups in America.
Aired: 08/07/18Video has closed captioning.


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The Blaney file: Highlights of a coaching career
The Blaney file
Highlights of George Blaney's playing and coaching career:
Compiled 461-383 record in head coaching jobs at Stonehill College, Dartmouth, Holy Cross, where he coached for 22 seasons, and Seton Hall.
Helped head coach Jim Calhoun as an assistant for 12 seasons. In that span, the Huskies were 298-112, won two national titles, advanced three times to the Final Four, captured six Big East championships and made 10 NCAA tournament appearances.
Worked as a mentor to first-time head coach Kevin Ollie last season, when the Huskies were 20-10.
Inducted into the New England Basketball Hall of Fame in 2003.
Served as president of the National Association of Basketball Coaches, and was a board member of the organization for 12 years.
All-New England selection as a player at Holy Cross.
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