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Mike Smith has won everywhere he has been. The new Ole Miss softball head coach has compiled a career record of 748-224 (.770 winning percentage) in 16 years as a head coach at the NAIA and Division I level. He also has an NAIA Championship to his credit. Despite all that success, his focus remains on the process of building a program.
"The Ole Miss program will be similar to what I was trying to build at McNeese State," Smith said. "I'm going to do the best I can to mold these kids into quality individuals as well as quality softball players, and become ambassadors for the game and for the university and try to win an SEC Championship. We're going to focus on the process. We're not going to focus on the outcome. We're going to focus on creating a great culture and take it one step at time and doing the little things to be successful.
"It's about getting better every day. I try to preach one percent better and give me 100 percent for that day, and let the rest take care of itself. We're going to focus on the little things and focus on the process. When we do those things, we're going to be successful."
Another part of the process is to engage Rebel Nation and grow the program's fan base as other Southeastern Conference programs have done in recent years, which centers on community involvement and outreach.
"We're going to get involved in the community, and we're going to be out and about," Smith said. "We're going to have open practices, and I'm going to invite them to come watch and see what we're about. I want us to be out there supporting our student-athletes on campus.
"We're going to be involved with the entire aspect of The University of Mississippi and Ole Miss athletics. Our softball team will be a part of Rebel Nation. With developing a fan base, wins and losses are part of that, but it's about getting people on board with your direction and what your plans are."
A program that has not advanced to the NCAA Tournament in its 18-year history, Ole Miss is coming off a 22-31 season, including a 3-21 mark in SEC play, but Smith knows the promise and potential of the program. He saw it from the opposing dugout when McNeese State played at Ole Miss during the 2012 season. He also knows it from conversations with his fellow SEC coaches.
"Ole Miss is rich in tradition, just athletics in general and the history of the university, and competes in the SEC," Smith said. "It's considered one of, if not the top conference in America. I have really good friends who are coaches in the SEC, and I'm looking forward to the opportunity to coach against them. I respect them so much, and they have been mentors to me. Now, I'm going to be in the opposing dugout and coaches' box and coach against those people who I respect tremendously."
Among them are Tennessee co-head coach Ralph Weekly, who has followed a similar career path to Smith, from an NAIA Championship at Pacific Lutheran, to continued success at Chattanooga, to six Women's College World Series appearances and two national runner-up finishes at his most recent stop with the Lady Vols.
Smith turned California Baptist into a softball powerhouse, having led the Lancers to eight consecutive NAIA World Series appearances and an NAIA national championship in 2009.
From there, he left his San Diego roots for McNeese State in Lake Charles, Louisiana, to begin building his Division I coaching career, as he guided the Cowgirls to back-to-back Southland Conference regular season championships.
"I took a leap of faith and left a pretty good job in California to come to McNeese State and try to build a program and have success there and see what happens," Smith said. "I wanted to give myself an opportunity to do that.
"Every step of the way, at the different jobs and the different responsibilities I have had, and the different people I have made contact with, and what my players have taught me over 16 years of coaching has prepared me and molded me for the opportunity to coach at Ole Miss and build this program into an SEC and national contender."


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Farmers are expected to plant fewer acres not only in the United States but in the rest of the cotton-producing world in 2009-10, economists with the International Cotton Advisory Committee said.
In its monthly forecast, the ICAC said world cotton production will decline about 3 percent to 74.35 million acres. That would be the third straight season of decline since 2007-08 when world acreage reached 77.43 million.
"Decreasing cotton returns, more attractive prices for competing crops, and expected difficulties in financing inputs are encouraging farmers to continue switching to alternative crops," it said. "World cotton area is forecast down by 3 percent to 30.1 million hectares in 2009/10. World cotton production is expected to decrease by 1 percent to 23.5 million tons (108 million bales)."
USDA is predicting producers will plant a million fewer acres of cotton in the United States — from 9.5 million in 2008-09 to 8.5 million in 2009-10 — due to higher input costs and relatively low prices received for cotton.
World cotton mill use is expected to remain almost stable in 2009-10 at 110 million bales. World cotton imports are forecast to rebound by 1 million bales in 2009-10 to 34 million bales, helped by the expected small recovery in mill use in China. World cotton stocks are projected down by 3 percent to 55 million bales in 2009-10.
The ICAC Price Model 2007 projects the season-average Cotton Outlook A Index at 60 cents per pound in 2008-09, down by 18 percent from last season. The 95 percent confidence interval ranges from 56 to 65 cents per pound. The Secretariat's projected 2008-09 season-average Cotton Outlook A Index has declined every month since September 2008, due to a worsening consumption outlook.
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Mahaney's RBC Initiations: Amazon, Priceline, Google Get Buy Ratings
Mark Mahaney, the star Internet analyst who was dismissed somewhat unceremoniouslyfrom Citigroup last year, is back in business at RBC Capital.
The analyst said on CNBC that he is going to be rating Amazon.com, Google Inc. and Priceline.com as his top buy ratings of the year, while he also has a buy on Facebook Inc.
Mahaney was bullish on Amazon.com saying there were several reasons to believe the e-commerce giant would continue growing. Mahaney said international retail will be better than it was last year and that mobile shopping, with consumers buying on their smartphones and tablets, is climbing in popularity, which is a "material positive" for Amazon. Finally, Mahaney believes that Amazon's push to expand same-day delivery is a "major force" in retail.
Mahaney is bullish on online travel agencies as well, with Priceline his favorite pick along with Expedia and TripAdvisor. Mahaney said on CNBC that if one believes there will be an international recovery, then Priceline is "the single best stock to own" in the Internet space.
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Country music sensation, Charissa Mrowka, is a 17 year old singer/songwriter/recording artist, who has performed all around WI, IL, IN, OH, and TN, at every type of venue from smaller intimate stages to main stages at country festivals, state & county fairs, indoor theaters, amphitheaters, and even at the House of Blues (Chicago & Cleveland). Many of these performances have been spots opening directly for and/or the festival day for many stars since the age of 8. Some of those stars include; Billy Currington, Rodney Atkins, Lonestar, Trick Pony, Pat Green, Chuck Wicks, Danielle Peck, The Oak Ridge Boys, Jo Dee Messina, Joe Diffie, Kellie Pickler, Heidi Newfield, Neal McCoy, Gretchen Wilson, and Hannah Montana stars, Mitchel Musso and Billy Ray Cyrus.
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Although Charissa has the ability to captivate an audience with just her voice and her guitar, she has been performing with her own band since the age of 10. She was originally backed by the "Auburn Sky Band" for 5 years, but for the 2012 season, a new, younger, powerhouse band, "Country Cross," was assembled.
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Rebecca.gebhardt needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 101 designs submitted by 28 freelance designers.
Linex Link
Linex Link will be a collaboration site for high-level business and legal professionals, where they will come to connect, share business knowledge and conduct research. Think of a LinkedIn meets Google product for the legal market.
Linex Link is stemming off from existing company Linex Systems. The latter is a B2B company providing technology platforms. Linex Link will require its own identity, but with an obvious connection to the parent company.
Business and Legal professionals: General Counsel and other legal professionals in large companies, mainly at decision-making and buying level. As a sub-group also private practice lawyers and law firm marketers.
Members will be able to find news and information relevant to their work, as well as connect and communicate with other members and collaborate.
We require a logo for our business and website, which utilises elements of the Linex Systems logo (logo and homepage grab attached); for example the same designed letter "x", and font to match.
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Of the three top products, Webroot SecureAnywhere Antivirus is the odd man out. It's ridiculously tiny, with an installer that would fit on a diskette (if you could find one) twice. It detects threats using advanced behavior-based technology, not with traditional signatures. It's the only product to attain a perfect 10 of 10 points in my malware blocking test.
Bitdefender Antivirus Plus 2013 and Norton AntiVirus 2012 also include behavior-based detection components, but they do rely on signature databases as well. Bitdefender earns top scores from all the independent labs; Norton also scores well in the tests where it's included.
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Vbasta needed a new stationery design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 7 designs submitted by 5 freelance designers.
Broadview Capital Advisors
working with growth companies to help them prepare to be sold, and help them sell for maximum price, over a 1-2 year time period. Based in England, focus on Europe, but operating internationally (UK is less than 10% of the business).
Take the Broadview text from the image below, extend it to include "Corporate Advisors" add a design element which is NOT the one of the logo attached, but a new design element which is 'classy' and 'upmarket' which is appropriate for our audience (CEO's, investors, entrepreneurs etc).
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Physically on the design, it needs to have room for address in London, mobile phone number, and say in small print somewhere suitable "Authorised and regulated by the FSA"
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Tri-blend is a summer-ready fabric cruising into the mainstream. If you've ever enjoyed a poly-cotton t-shirt, then tri-blend might be for you. In addition to the polyester and cotton, tri-blends have a percentage of rayon. The advantages of these three materials work together, offering a fabric you just have to try. Here are our top 5 reasons to try tri-blend this summer.


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Hematite is an iron oxide and one of the few gemstones with a metallic luster. When tumbled it can have the look of polished steel. Hematite is black to steel-gray or silver-gray, as well as brown to reddish brown or red in color. Its name is derived from the Greek word for blood, "haima," owing to its red appearance when sliced thinly or powdered.
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VERGENNES — After three years at Vergennes Union High School, VUHS co-principal Manya Bouteneff will leave this summer to take over the principalship at Fox Meadow Elementary School in her hometown of Scarsdale, N.Y.
Bouteneff, who will sign her new contract on Wednesday, attended the school from kindergarten through sixth grade, and her son went to Fox Meadow for two years before she moved away.
Bouteneff said the facts that she still has family in the Scarsdale area and that she will be heading her old school played roles in her decision to apply to be the Fox Meadow principal.
"It has the sentimental attraction to me," said Bouteneff, who added that while writing her application for the post she had the sense of "being transported to those hallways … There's a definite full-sensory memory of all of that."
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MIDDLEBURY — Commence-ment exercises to be held at the Kirk Alumni Center on the Middlebury College campus this Wednesday will feature a slightly older class of degree recipients than most of the high school graduations going on in the area this month.
They also are, in some ways, more diverse than the typical high school graduating class, even though there will only be 40 dressed in blue caps and gowns.
The event, which kicks off at 6 p.m., is Vermont Adult Learning's General Educational Development (GED) certificate and Vermont Adult Diploma Program graduation. Those who will take part had left high school for a number of years while others missed only a semester or a single year. All have returned to school to finish their education.
By JOHN FLOWERS
VERGENNES — Vergennes Mayor April Jin is hoping her third campaign proves to be the charm in her quest to win one of the two Vermont House seats representing the Addison-3 district.
Jin, in her second year as mayor of the Little City, first ran for the House in 1994, as a Democrat. She made a second unsuccessful bid in 2000, as a member of the Vermont Progressive Party. Undaunted and with more political experience under her belt, she is again throwing her hat into the ring this year, again under the Progressive Party banner.
"I feel the people of Addison County, and the people of this district in particular, need someone who will stand up and speak out," Jin said during a recent telephone interview
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Detective who took Ariz. woman's purported confession won't testify again on child's death
PHOENIX – The case against a woman who spent more than two decades on Arizona's death row in the murder of her 4-year-old son was dealt a crushing blow Wednesday when a judge ruled that a discredited detective won't be forced to testify at her retrial.
A judge granted former detective Armando Saldate's request to assert his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination. A purported confession that Debra Milke gave Saldate represents the crux of the case. Without his testimony, prosecutors can't use the confession at her retrial and have little other evidence.
Milke was accused of having two men shoot her son in the desert outside Phoenix in 1989. She spent nearly 24 years on death row before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals overturned her conviction in March. The panel cited the prosecution's failure to turn over crucial evidence, saying that deprived her attorneys of the chance to question the credibility of the state's key witness — Saldate, who told jurors she confessed.
Prosecutors declined to comment Wednesday about how the ruling affects their case.
"The court finds that Saldate has demonstrated a reasonable apprehension of danger that, if compelled to answer, he would face criminal charges," Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Rosa Mroz wrote, while also noting she did "not fully agree" with all of the appeals court's allegations against Saldate.
The appeals court cited numerous instances in which the former Phoenix police detective committed misconduct in previous cases, including lying under oath and violating suspects' rights. The court also found that Milke had not waived her right to have an attorney present for Saldate's interrogation of her, something he contended she did.
Saldate did not record the interrogation, so jurors were left with his word alone that she confessed. Milke has maintained her innocence and denied she ever told Saldate she had any part in the killing. The two men convicted in the child's death did not testify against her and remain on death row.
Prosecutors assured Saldate they planned no charges for any wrongdoing. The U.S. Justice Department's Civil Rights Division said it had reviewed the appeals court's allegations and found there wasn't enough evidence to pursue federal charges against Saldate.
However, Saldate's attorney, Larry Debus, argued last week that the federal government's decision "isn't a grant of immunity" and, regardless, it's based solely on the Milke case, leaving Saldate open to prosecution for other instances of misconduct cited by the appeals court.
Judge Mroz agreed, explaining that if Saldate testified again, defense attorneys would question him about the others cases in an attempt to discredit him.
"Depending on how Saldate answers those questions, his testimony could be used against him to support any potential federal criminal civil right charges," Mroz wrote.
The judge also noted that, specific to the Milke case, "each time Saldate testifies against her could be deemed a re-violation of her civil rights."
In addition to finding that Saldate violated Milke's rights, the appeals court cited eight cases in which he committed misconduct. In one 1982 case, the court wrote, Saldate interrogated a suspect who was strapped to a hospital bed and so incoherent he did not know his own name. The trial court later suppressed the statements.
In 1989, according to court records, when the suspect in a killing invoked his right to remain silent, Saldate pushed on with his interrogation. An appeals court later found that violated the suspect's rights.
Judge Mroz noted that if Saldate answers questions under oath related to some of the eight cases, "he may be subject to prosecution under a theory of continuing conspiracy to violation of civil rights" since some of the defendants are still in prison and appealing their convictions.
Milke's attorney, Michael Kimerer, has said if Saldate was allowed to assert his Fifth Amendment right, defense lawyers would likely seek a dismissal of the case based on lack of evidence. He was not immediately available for comment Wednesday.
Saldate has declined comment. His attorney did not return messages.
For now, a retrial is scheduled for 2015 while Milke is free on bond. A hearing in the case is set for January.


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Jan. 19, 2008
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - MIT men's track and field blasted regional foes Bates and Colby at the MIT Invitational on Saturday, kick-starting the new campaign with an impressive display of talent and depth. The Engineers, who registered four 1-2-3 sweeps among the many highlights, scored 211 points for the win. Bates finished second with 90 points with Colby totaled 43 to finish third.
Sophomore Stephen Morton looked in mid-season form as he coasted to victories in the sprint events. Morton split 6.58 to win the 55-meter dash and led wire-to-wire in the 200m before breaking the tape with a time of 22.76. Morton held off Anthony Teixeira for the top spot in the 200m, although Tex split 23.23 for one of his four top-three finishes on the afternoon.
The Engineers dominance on the track covered the entire schedule of events. Senior Ulzie Rea ran 52.82 to best classmate Stephen Oney (53.09) in the open quarter while freshman John Granata split 1:24.86 to pace a sweep of the top four places in the 600-meter run.
As the distances increased, so did MIT's command over the field. Junior Yermie Cohen authored one of his two victories in the 1000m, running 2:36.42 as the Engineers posted five of the top six times. Cohen also secured victory in the mile. Out-dueling rookie Paul Welle (4:24.66), Cohen finished with a time of 4:23.63 as the Cardinal and Gray boasted four of the top five finishers. Junior Jake Ruzevick led another impressive sweep in the 3000m, pulling away from three of his teammates en route to a win in the longest race of the day in 8:44.68.
Although the colors cardinal and gray dominated at the finish line, MIT's depth was best displayed in a six-place sweep in the triple jump. Freshman Mattias Flander won for the second consecutive week after a leap of 43'7.25" with Morton and Teixeira taking second and third. Morton responded with his third individual win of the day in the long jump while Teixeira finished in second.
Teixeira finally finished atop the standings in the 55-meter hurdles. The senior specialist out-paced sophomore David Fernholz for first, crossing the line in 7.98 seconds.
The Engineers collected its first 1-2-3 finish on the afternoon in the pole vault. Sophomore Greg Tao pulled out after securing the win while senior Patrick Barragan tied Tao's winning height of 13'5.25" en route to second.
MIT also secured easy wins in the 1600m and 3200-meter relays, although the 4x800m missed on its attempt at the Institute's indoor rookie record.


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One Day on Earth: A small business means more security for a woman in Laos
A small business not only provides income, but it provides security and a better life for Khampane Kousonsavath's family. In Laos, Khampane's life is better when she is selling processed food. Owning her own business has been rewarding for her; she is now able to go to school and generate income for her and her family.
As we approach International Women's Day (March 8), we are highlighting our One Day on Earth participants ranging from women business owners to construction workers who explain to us why their work matters – to them, their families, and their communities.
Watch Khampane Kousonsavath of Laos talk about how her business provides income for her family and allows her to get an education. Stay tuned to hear from a woman who works in an Iraqi hospital, talking about how saving a life every single day is the most rewarding job. It's time to #thinkEQUAL.


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Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man will face off against a "shocking" new adversary in "The Amazing Spider-Man 2." According to Variety, Oscar-winner Jamie Foxx is in early talks to play the villain Electro in Sony's superhero sequel to this summer's reboot of the Marvel Comics' franchise.
While the studio hasn't officially commented on casting, Foxx all but confirmed the role Thursday with a post-Halloween tweet:
Dressed up as Electro for Halloween last night. Costume fits well.
— Jamie Foxx (@iamjamiefoxx) November 1, 2012
The classic Spidey villain Electro, aka Maxwell "Max" Dillon, gained the ability to control electricity after being struck by lightning. Created by Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, he first appeared in "The Amazing Spider-Man #9" in February 1964. Foxx would be a departure from the comic-book character, who has traditionally been depicted as being Caucasian.
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There was a hint that Electro would be the villain of the next movie at the end of "The Amazing Spider-Man." In a short scene during the credits, Dr. Curt Conners, aka the Lizard (played by Rhys Ifans), was visited in his jail cell by a mysterious figure obscured in the shadows. The man (played by actor Micheal Masse) asked Connors if he told Peter Parker the truth about his father, and when Connors says no, he disappears with a flash of lightning. This lead some people to assume that figure was supposed to be Electro, but others believe it to be Norman Osborn, who was mentioned throughout the film (and later becomes the villain, Green Goblin).
This would be the first time Electro would appear in a movie, but back in 1991, director James Cameron developed his own "Spider-Man" project that would have featured the character as one of the villains. Cameron's version got caught up in a web of legal issues surrounding the rights, and he eventually left the project, going on to direct "True Lies" and "Titanic." "Spider-Man" wouldn't hit the big screen until the next decade.
Stars Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are set to reprise their roles as Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy, respectively, with Shailene Woodley ("The Descendants") reportedly in talks to join the cast as a young Mary Jane Watson. "The Amazing Spider-Man 2" is scheduled to swing into theaters on May 2, 2014. Jamie Foxx will next be seen playing the title role in Quentin Tarantino's "Django Unchained," opening this Christmas.
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UPDATE: In an interview with Collider.com, director Marc Webb confirmed that the villain of the sequel will be Electro. He said, "I think Electro is an incredibly visual, exciting, dangerous villain. So, there's a lot of appealing stuff that's going to happen."
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In life, there are no guarantees. While you can control much of what goes on in your life, there are instances when issues can arise, overwhelming our abilities to manage and control our responses to them. Counseling psychology is one of the largest specialty practices within the field of psychology. Counseling psychologists take a more generalized approach when helping patients with any one of their psychosomatic problems.
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Josiah Stearman hopes to virtually checkmate his way to a national championship.
The Martinez boy is one of 32 kids nationwide, and one of five from the Bay Area, competing in Chesskid.com's second annual Online National Chess Championships. The tournament began Friday and continues through Monday.
Ranked the top 9-year-old player in the state by the U.S. Chess Federation and No. 4 in the country, Josiah began Friday with round-robin play at the Berkeley Chess School, where one of its employees was serving as a tournament director to make sure players don't cheat while competing online.
"I am going to play normal, because even though you don't see your opponent, it doesn't really matter," Josiah said before competing in his first U.S. Chess Federation-sponsored online tournament. "You are still playing the same person; it doesn't matter if you are playing them online."
Chess online is not a new trend with Chesskid.com's parent company, Chess.com, which has 7.3 million members worldwide. However, what is different is Chesskid.com conducting a national championship online that is sanctioned by the U.S. Chess Federation, the governing body of chess in this country that rates tournaments and ranks players in a variety of categories, said David Petty, Chesskid.com's site manager.
"The online component makes it unique because, normally, national championships require the players to fly in and stay in the same place," Petty said. "We had to ask special permission for the tournament because it is a rated tournament and there is a much higher chance for cheating."
To prevent cheating, players can either play at a local chess house and have the games monitored by a site or tournament director or play at home under the supervision of an unbiased adult and the player's parents. The games are monitored so closely to prevent players from potentially using outside software programs or other resources to gain an advantage.
This year's tournament has doubled in size, with two new divisions, under-10 and girls under-13, added to the under-8 and under-12. The number of players also grew from 16 to 32. There are eight players in each division, and the players were selected based on the U.S. Chess Federation's age rankings.
Josiah has logged hundreds of games since he picked up chess at age 4 after watching his father relearn the game. Since then, Josiah has participated across the world, including the World Youth Championships in Brazil two years ago, and has been invited to this year's world championships in Dubai in December.
"I didn't think he could do chess at that age (4), but Josiah got into it and was occasionally beating his dad," said Josiah's mom, Sarah Stearman. "I was surprised because I didn't think that, intellectually, they could do that much complicated thinking."
But Josiah isn't the only kid in the Bay Area conquering the chess competition.
Ted Castro, the founder and director of Fremont's NorCal House of Chess, has four of his students, who are all ranked high in their age groups, also competing in the national championship, including 7-year-olds Balaji Daggupati, of San Ramon and Rishith Susarla, of Fremont; Tanuj Vasudeva, 11, of Saratoga; and Ashirtha Eswaran, 12, of San Jose.
The NorCal House of Chess began eight years ago in the Newark public library and has grown into one of the best-known kids clubs in the Bay Area.
Castro credits the success of Bay Area kids with access to the game in the area, increased competition level and the ability for kids to play it any time online.
"Chesskid has been very active for the past few years and brought in a lot of kids to the game of chess," Castro said. "But even before Chesskid, there were online websites, and now the technology makes it so convenient, and that is why kids are getting better because they have a chance every minute to play."
Scan this code with a smartphone to view a photo gallery of five young Bay Area chess players participating in the Chesskid.com national championship, or go to http://photos.mercurynews.com.


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Tips For Writing or Talking About BSL
Aurora, Colorado City Councilmember Bob Fitzgerald explained the need for a citywide pit bull ban thus: "We don't want 'those people' here." Owners of certain breeds of dogs - especially pit bulls and Rottweilers - suffer from strong stereotyping that can make it difficult for them to be heard or treated seriously, especially when it comes to talking about BSL. Government representatives typically believe that owners of certain breeds are drug dealers, criminals, young punks, poverty-stricken, or otherwise marginalized and "dangerous". And many owners of these particular breeds are seen as anti-social, uncaring, thuggish, or violent.
No scientific studies have been done to determine whether the stereotype is in fact the norm, and as is often the case, I suspect the stereotype is pretty far off. (Some informal polls indicate that most pit bulls are in fact owned by middle-age white females of average socio-economic status.) However, when talking with your representatives about BSL, you must be aware of not only how you are portraying yourself, but also how the representatives already see you. If you are already shoved into the negative category of "anti-social, drug dealing pit bull owner", your representatives are going to discount or abuse every single thing you say. You can make the situation worse through your own words and behavior, so it's important to tread carefully. Here are some tips regarding how to properly portray yourself and communicate for best results.
- Keep it short and to the point. Legislators really don't read everything they get. It's not humanly possible. Often they just ask their aides to keep a tally of "yays" and "nays". Make sure you state your position clearly and firmly in the first few sentences. Make it simple: "I do not support SB 1111." Then elaborate.
- Steer clear of stereotypes. In politics, appearance is everything. When you talk face-to-face about BSL to politicians and the media, you must also adopt that same philosophy. Hide your tattoos, brush your hair, put on some nice slacks and a dress shirt, stand up straight, and use good grammar. I know it doesn't seem fair that you can't just "be yourself", but the fact is, life isn't fair, and this isn't about you. It's about your rights as a citizen and your responsibilities as a dog owner. If you don't convey an attitude of respectability, you will get two negative results: first, you won't be taken seriously, and second, you will be reinforcing a negative stereotype, thereby making it much harder for all the rest of us.
- NEVER speak or write rudely - ALWAYS be respectful and mature. As the saying goes, "you catch more flies with honey than with vinegar." Or like my mom used to tell me, "if you want to be treated like a grown-up, you need to act like a grown-up." If you want your views to be heard, you need to be patient, open-minded, and mature. If you name-call, swear, threaten, or lash out, you risk losing your audience. Not only that, but you are reinforcing a negative stereotype ("all pit bull/Rottweiler owners are uneducated and immature"). Denver councilmembers recently expressed interest in a non-breed-specific alternative to their draconian pit bull ban - until they started getting angry hate mail and threats from some pit bull owners. That just confirmed to them that pit bull owners are scary, angry, dangerous individuals; they now defend their BSL with fervor, and hundreds of family dogs have been put to death as a result. Don't let your passion and emotions carry you away when you speak!
- If you choose to mention your dog, be very careful what you say. When you speak out against BSL by arguing "My pit bull is the friendliest dog on the planet and everyone loves him!", that is not helping your case. Your pro-BSL representative believes you own a ticking time bomb. Your protests that your dog "loves everyone" only confirms in their mind that you are in denial - and anything else you may try to say becomes more crazy talk to them. On the other hand, if you speak to the representative as a concerned citizen - not a dog owner - you are more likely to be heard and respected as an equal rather than discounted as a nutjob.
Mention your dog only if you have proof - a title, certificate, award, or other evidence - that your dog is capable of "above average" good deeds and is highly unlikely to be a "ticking time bomb." If you have a therapy dog, a search-and-rescue dog, a hero dog (which received some sort of recognition from a major group), or an obedience-titled dog, you can mention it. If your dog's credentials are average (i.e. Temperament Tested, took some agility classes, lives with a child and hasn't eaten him yet), that's great - but not good enough to get out of the "could snap at any moment" category, so it's probably best to leave him out of it. Yes, you have every right to be proud of your dog, and yes, you should tell people all about your great dog - but not when you're talking to a pro-BSL legislator. They have a tendency to tune out words from pit bull and Rottweiler owners in particular.
- Join your representative in worrying about the human victims. Aurora Councilmember Bob Fitzgerald gives us a wonderful quote regarding his reasons behind supporting a pit bull ban: "The thought of one kid getting hurt is too much for me." If we think further about the context in which Fitzgerald gives this comment, he seems to be implying that he does not care about children who are attacked by dogs other than pit bulls. In fact, some months prior to Fitzgerald's insensitive comment, in a city very close to Aurora, a young girl was killed by two Alaskan Malamutes. This child's needless death was apparently not "too much" for Fitzgerald, since he shows no interest in banning Alaskan Malamutes.
This sort of exclusionary thinking is pervasive among legislators who support BSL. They are so focused on the victims of attacks committed by certain breeds of dogs that they tend to overlook victims who were attacked by less "controversial" breeds. In effect, they are minimizing the danger posed by non-targeted breeds, the fear suffered by individuals who live near a dangerous dog of a non-targeted breed, and the pain inflicted on victims of attacks committed by a non-targeted breed. Ultimately, pointing this out to representatives is helpful; politicians do not want to seem insensitive toward victims, and the only way to treat every dog attack victim equally and fairly is through non-breed-specific legislation, where all victims are entitled to the same justice and retributions regardless of the breed of dog that injured them.
- Provide good examples of non-breed-specific legislation that works. Identify some possible solutions to the problems your community is having with dangerous dogs. Perhaps your animal control department is underfunded and understaffed, resulting in paltry enforcement of laws. Maybe your community has a blase attitude toward leash laws and other dog laws. Perhaps school children are not getting any lessons in dog safety. Try to identify what areas need to be worked on in order to improve public safety and reduce dog bites. Offer model non-breed-specific dangerous dog legislation to replace breed-specific proposals (the AKC and the HSUS can both provide this). Our government representatives need to look like they're doing something - anything - to protect the public against vicious dogs. They automatically default toward BSL because it seems so easy, but if you give them something better, safer, and more effective...
- Phone calls, snail mail, and fax are preferable to email. Email is too fast and too easy - our legislators get emails by the truckload, and even after weeding out the spam, they still have to sift through countless poorly written or incomprehensible emails and rantings. (I know from personal experience that some representatives don't bother checking their email at all.) Sending a letter in the mail, or, if time's a factor, sending a letter via fax, is often the best way to show that you are a concerned, involved citizen who has given a lot of thought and energy to the issue at hand. You can also make a quick phone call to express your opinion if you are able to control your emotions and not let any anger or anxiety leak into your voice or words.


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CONMEBOL will use two-leg format for Copa Libertadores final
The Copa Libertadores final will continue to be played with home and away legs in the stadiums of the finalists in 2017, CONMEBOL said.
CONMEBOL expands Copa Libertadores to 42 weeks and 44 teams
Four clubs in the Copa Sudamericana quarters shows Colombia is on the rise
It may only be the Copa Sudamericana, but the fact that four Colombian clubs are in quarterfinals shows they are a sleeping giant, writes Tim Vickery.
Man City sign Colombia winger Marlos Moreno, loan him to Deportivo
Colombia winger Marlos Moreno has joined Manchester City from Atletico Nacional.
Atletico Nacional's Copa Libertadores celebrations leave four dead
Celebrations in Colombia after Atletico Nacional won the Copa Libertadores final on Wednesday ended in violence, with three fans killed.
Marlos Moreno set to join Manchester City - Colombia Olympic coach
"Marlos is going to Manchester and Manchester will not let him play," Colombia's Olympic team coach Carlos Restrepo told a news conference.


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Army Staff Sgt. Richard S. Eaton Jr., a counterintelligence analyst who grew up in Guilford, died in his sleep in Ar Ramadi, Iraq, on Aug. 20, 2003. The Army reported that he probably died of pulmonary edema. He was 37 years old.
As a local boy called ``Ticker'' he dreamed of soldiering, and as a decorated soldier he traveled the world. Several hundred people filed into a plain white church here Saturday to remember Staff Sgt. Richard S. Eaton Jr., who died of an illness earlier this month in Iraq.
Eaton, 37 when he died, was recalled as a child of Guilford, a boy who ran on the town green, swam in the water off Mulberry Point and picked apples at Bishop's Orchards. He nurtured a voracious appetite for U.S. history and was, the Rev. Elaine McNally Fitzpatrick said, ``a bit more of a daredevil than most.''
Eaton, who came from a long line of military men, Saturday was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star. He had grown up to become an accomplished agent in the secretive world of military intelligence. As an Army reservist and a contractor for the Defense Department, he served in Korea, Panama, the Philippines, Honduras, El Salvador and Kuwait -- and, on more secret missions, in places that no one who knew would mention.
``Rick served with pride under the most difficult conditions because he believed his work was important,'' said First Selectman Carl A. Balestracci, a former teacher who knew Eaton as a student.
``The boy had been taught in Guilford schools to become a man,'' he said, his voice trembling. ``Guilford will forever honor the memory of this native son.''
Later, with full military honors, daisies, carnations and roses were placed in the family plot in front of a brownstone wall in the historic Grove Street Cemetery in New Haven, where generations of war heroes and patriots are buried.
Brig. Gen. Michael Eyre pinned the Bronze Star on a crisply folded American flag and presented it to Eaton's parents, Richard S. Eaton and Sharon Noble Eaton. The medal is the highest honor among a series of awards that have recognized Eaton's years of service, including an Army Commendation, an Army Service Ribbon, the National Defense Service Medal and an Overseas Service Ribbon.
In The First Congregational Church, Eyre had described Eaton's as ``a life too short.''
``But he was doing something that he loved, and that is serving this nation with pride,'' Eyre said.
Messages from his fellow soldiers, read aloud, described him as having ``unfathomably vast'' knowledge of the intelligence field, and as someone who will be remembered as a ``foundation stone'' of their unit.
A military chaplain, Kevin Cavanaugh, said Eaton had ``escaped death'' on Sept. 11, 2001, when he was working for the Department of Defense. Eaton's usual office, at the Pentagon, was destroyed in the terrorist attacks. But, at the time, it was being remodeled and Eaton was working outside the Pentagon.
He had been in the Middle East since March, deployed with the 323rd Military Intelligence Battalion, based in Fort Meade, Md.
Early indications are that Eaton, who died in his sleep, suffered pulmonary edema. His death remains under investigation, and it is not yet clear whether it was caused by a strain of pneumonia that has killed other servicemen in Iraq.
Several hundred people attended the funeral, including state Attorney General Richard Blumenthal and Lawrence DeNardis, president of the University of New Haven, where the elder Eaton is a spokesman.


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One of the reasons I was so thrilled about the outcome of last November's elections was because I thought our new president was above being a "politician" with all the slimy connotations that word has come to assume.
But this morning I turn on the news and hey! I find out I could be wrong after all.
The buzz is, the Obamas have found their new puppy and it's NOT coming from a shelter– it's coming from a kennel. A kennel in Texas with Kennedy associations.
And here's the slimy politician bit — the six-month-old Portuguese Water Dog (a truly adorable fellow named Charlie) is being "rehomed" in the kennel because he was sold to someone else, and then brought back.
Now that sounds like the Obamas, who had repeatedly said they would prefer to adopt from a shelter, are trying to get away with a technicality.
How frustrating, Mr. President, because many of us animal-lovers honestly believed you to be a man of your word.
Rehomed or not, one fact that should not escape anyone who professes to love dogs– or cats or any other animal– is that patronizing breeders, who create more puppies and kittens and add to the burden of shelters that rescue animals, is wrong, plain and simple. There is nothing like a "reputable" breeder– not when nearly 3-4 million healthy dogs and cats are killed in shelters each year because they have no homes.
Now here's something even more priceless: this dog the Obamas may be adopting comes from the same lineage as Sen. Ted Kennedy's Portuguese water dogs, and the Kennedy family is "presenting the new dog to the Obamas," according to TMZ, which first broke this story.
Lineage? WHO CARES?
Honestly, Mr. President, is this the 21st century in the developed world, and are we really moving toward change?
Right now, I'm thinking, not.
Of course, part of me is still hoping this news is wrong– that some reporter jumped the gun, and the Obamas will still adopt from a shelter. Because by doing so, they would make a sea change to the jaundiced –and incorrect — view that many people hold about shelter animals. If the president adopts from the shelter, it would not be a far stretch to assume that more Americans will be drawn to taking shelter animals home, giving these innocent creatures a chance at life that they well deserve.
Update: My hometown newspaper, the Washington Post, has this story about the Obama dog with the only mention of rescue animals coming in the last graf. Apparently the Obamas are throwing some money at the problem of homeless animals by donating to the Washington Humane Society. Now I foster-volunteer for this shelter, and all my dogs and cats have come from the WHS– I know they need any money they can get. But a donation seems so lame, considering the president had a chance to lead by example.
I ran a search this morning on Petfinder to look for PWDs, since the Post story said they are not found in rescues– my search for the DC region threw up 13 PWDs or PWD mixes in nearby states, each one more adorable than the next. Maybe the Obamas and the media — that doesn't seem to get the real story here– need to find another excuse?
Meanwhile, here are some pictures of my shelter mutts who have absolutely no lineage or pedigree whatsoever. And we couldn't be prouder of them!


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Louisville guard Russ Smith will return for his senior season.
Smith made the announcement Wednesday at a news conference with Cardinals head coach Rick Pitino at his side.
"It's really nice I have that (decision) off my back and I'll be ready for next year," said Smith on Wednesday. "If I would have left, I would have been shooting myself in the foot."
Smith led the NCAA tournament champions with an average of 18.7 points in 40 games. He also grabbed 3.3 rebounds and dished out 2.9 assists while shooting 32.8 percent from beyond the arc.
"I love to win, and with the group we have coming back, I want to go out a winner and I want to get my degree," Smith added. "The pros of staying were so much better than the pros of leaving. All the pros I put down of leaving were very immature. This season, I have some new goals and some new challenges."
Smith scored only nine points and made just 3-of-16 shots in the national championship game against Michigan, as Louisville won its third title and first since 1986.


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Success at least on diamonds on Wednesday
ADDISON COUNTY — The news on Wednesday proved to be uniformly good for local high school softball and baseball teams, but not so much for the three boys' lacrosse and one girls' tennis team that saw first-round playoff action.
The most dramatic games on Wednesday were the Otter Valley softball win over Burr & Burton and the Middlebury boys' lacrosse team's loss at Woodstock.
OV, the No. 6 seed in Division II, hosted No. 11 Burr & Burton (6-11), a team the Otters brushed aside easily twice during the regular season. But on Wednesday the Bulldogs took a 7-5 lead into the bottom of the seventh. The Otters then rallied for three runs to win, 8-7. Kristyn Jerome's second hit of the game drove in the winning run and pushed OV over .500 (9-8) for the first time all spring.
Marissa D'Avignon chipped in with two hits and two RBIs for OV; Chelsea Bruce contributed a run, a hit and an RBI; lead-off hitter Kristy Pinkham continued to make life miserable for OV opponents by reaching base three times; and winning pitcher Mallory Ketcham added a hit and scored a run.
On Saturday at 3 p.m., the Otters will face a tougher task: They will be visiting No. 3 Lyndon (10-5), the perennial D-II power. OV fans, of course, need no reminder that their team ended the Vikings' multi-year winning streak and title run two years ago en route to the Otters' D-II championship.
Meanwhile, the Tiger boys' lacrosse team lost at Woodstock, 10-9, after trailing at the half, 7-2. The 1-14 Tigers lost their third straight game by one goal, second straight game by one goal at Woodstock (12-5) after losing by 8-7 in their regular season finale on Saturday, and fifth game overall by one goal. Yes, it was a tough loss, but the young Tigers are obviously getting better.
Dillon Robinson, an all-star defender recently spending more time on the attack, sparked the Tigers with three goals and two assists, and middie Sawyer McLaughlin also tallied a hat trick. Nick Bruch, Sam Smith and Andrew Myhre also scored, while goalie Garth Buck stopped 11 shots, one less than Wasp goalie Ben Orr. One more note re: the Tigers — of the players mentioned in this paragraph, only Bruch is a senior. CORRECTION: Bruch is a junior. Graduating will be seniors Patrick Fifield, Hunter Jakupco and Andrew Schumer.
Back to D-II softball, No. 7 Mount Abraham had little trouble with visiting No. 10 Lamoille, the defending champ, topping the Lancers, 10-4, on Wednesday. Amber Fay tossed a two-hitter, a total she matched herself with two hits at the plate; Fay scored twice and drove in a run.
Alyssa Charbonneau chipped in two hits and two RBIs, and Courtney Jipner scored three runs as the Eagles evened their record at 8-8-1. The Lancers dropped to 5-10 as they failed to duplicate their upset run to the title of a year ago. Next up for the Eagles is a Saturday quarterfinal at No. 2 Harwood (10-2-1), a D-II finalist in 2010. One of the Highlanders' 10 wins was a tight 4-2 decision over the Eagles back on May 2 — should be a good game.
The Middlebury softball team also saw some drama on Wednesday. The No. 9 Tigers rallied for three key runs in the sixth in an 11-9 victory over No. 9 Milton. The Tigers improved to 6-10 with their second straight win, both coming in games after injured pitcher Jess Gipson returned to start on the mound; on Wednesday, Gipson went the distance and earned her second win. Milton finished at 6-11 with its second loss to MUHS.
Shanyn Leduc did the lion's share of the offensive damage for the Tigers, driving in three runs. Mattea Bagley and Liz Dwire chipped in with two hits apiece. The Tigers next will tackle top-seeded Springfield (12-4) on the road; like the other quarterfinals, game time is 3 p.m. on Saturday. The teams have one common foe this spring: MUHS lost to Rutland, 6-3, and the Cosmos defeated Rutland, 4-1.
Also winning on the diamond on Wednesday was another No. 9 seed, the OV baseball team. The Otters thumped host No. 8 U-32, 13-2. Sophomore righty Brett Patterson continued his fine first varsity season on the mound by earning the pitching win, and Nate Fitzgerald led the attack with three hits.
Ryan Kelley, Thomas Roberts and Patterson chipped in with two hits each, and the Otters broke the game open with a seven-run sixth inning. U-32 dropped to 5-10, and OV moved to 7-10 headed into a challenging Friday afternoon date with No. 1 Burr & Burton. The Bulldogs are 12-4 and defeated OV on Saturday, 11-2, in the teams' only meeting this spring.
Two OV teams came up short on Wednesday. One carried tennis rackets, but there's no shame in losing to a Woodstock girls' team seeded No. 3 in D-II with a 13-1 record. The Otters finished at 4-7 with a 6-1 setback to the Wasps.
In individual matches:
• At No. 1 singles, OV's Claire Quigley lost to Hanna Snyder, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1.
• At No. 2 singles, OV's Kate LaRock lost to Mary Kanzler, 6-4, 6-7 (2-7), 6-2.
• At No. 3 singles, OV's Louisa Jerome lost to Camille Ertel, 6-0, 6-2.
• At No. 4 singles, OV's Kelsey Scarborough defeated Clara Gray, 6-2, 6-4.
• At No. 5 singles, OV's Belinda LaFountain lost to Sophie Leiter, 6-2, 6-1.
• At No. 1 doubles, OV's Ashley Fowler and Alysen Smith lost to Marissa Farbman and Kathleen Shepard, 6-1, 6-0.
• At No. 2 doubles, OV's Hannah Lones and Alyssa Adamsen lost to Lizzy Miller and Amelia Sheppard, 6-0, 6-0.
The OV boys' lacrosse team faced an even tougher challenge, U-32, No. 2 in D-II, which improved to 14-1 with a 20-0 win over the 1-15 Otters. Likewise, the 0-14 Vergennes boys' had little luck at No. 1 Rice (15-1) in a 29-2 setback, although Geoffrey Grant and Cody Hutchins found the back of the net for the Commodores. One wonders, though, how many votes the Green Knights will win for sportsmanship in the postseason coaches' meeting; at some point — maybe the 20-goal mark — it's time for your team to practice its ball movement.
Andy Kirkaldy may be reached at [email protected]


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Senate's 'Dr. No' says 'yes' to taxes
The Oklahoma senator and obstetrician known as "Dr. No" has taken on the most unlikely of roles: getting Republicans to say "yes" to tax hikes.
Tom Coburn, who has blocked dozens of bills, infuriated Democratic leaders and been on the lopsided end of some 96-3 votes, has been encouraging fellow Republicans both publicly and behind the scenes to break with the anti-tax orthodoxy that has come to define — some say hamstring — the modern GOP.
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Coburn, 64, isn't new to this call — he voted two years ago for the Simpson-Bowles plan that would have allowed tax rates to rise on top earners. Yet with a possible tax-hike vote in sight, Coburn has emerged as a Sherpa of sorts for reluctant conservatives to discuss a deal that includes higher tax rates on upper-income Americans in exchange for significant spending cuts and sweeping entitlement reforms.
( PHOTOS: 12 Republicans resigned to higher taxes)
In an interview, Coburn said the GOP should swallow hard and accept a smaller tax hike that would have the least effect on the economy. Without a deal, he warned, it's "inevitable" all Americans will face an increase to their income tax rates when the 2001 and 2003 George W. Bush tax cuts expire Dec. 31.
And polls show Republicans would shoulder most of the blame if the two sides fail to strike a deal.
"I'm for raising revenue because we have to — it's not because we should but because we have to," Coburn told POLITICO. Republicans can say they refuse to support any tax hikes, "but it's still going to happen. That's what the law is."
Last week, Coburn acknowledged on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" that Republicans "have to raise revenue" and that he preferred that rates go up for families making more than $250,000 rather than capping deductions. On Sunday, he told ABC's "This Week" that he was willing to accept a tax increase as part of a deal to solve the nation's debt crisis.
( Also on POLITICO: GOP tries to cope with tax hike reality)
Lawmakers know they're largely observers to the ongoing negotiations between Obama and House Speaker John Boehner. But Coburn's public push for revenues — anathema to anti-tax purist Grover Norquist and the GOP's conservative base — has given other leading conservatives cover to speak in support of the tax-hike issue.
In an interview with Bloomberg Television that aired over the weekend, Sen. Mike Johanns (R-Neb.) signaled he's open to raising rates on the top 2 percent of income earners — something Obama has demanded be part of any fiscal cliff deal. And Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), speaking on "Fox News Sunday," said giving the president his tax hike on the wealthy, then tackling entitlement reform, appears to be "the best route for us to take" in fiscal cliff negotiations.


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The B.S. in Middle Grades Education is designed to prepare effective teachers for learners in the middle grades (grades 4 through 8), and leads to 4-8 teacher certification in Georgia. Candidates prepare in two of the five middle grades teaching fields (language arts, mathematics, reading, science, or social studies). The program is accredited by the Georgia Professional Standards Commission and nationally recognized by the Associate of Middle Level Education. The B.S. in Middle Grades Education is designed to ensure that teacher candidates understand the developmental needs of middle level learners and use that background to design, deliver, and assess developmentally appropriate instruction for all of their students. Please see the Bagwell College of Education page for policies relevant to all education programs.
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Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns has announced the appointment of 24 members and 11 alternate members to the Advisory Committee on Universal Cotton Standards. The committee was re-established by a charter issued on Aug. 6, 2004. Members of the committee represent merchants, manufacturers, ginners and growers.
"I am pleased that these individuals have agreed to serve on this important committee," Johanns said. "The Advisory Committee on Universal Cotton Standards will be well-served by their expertise."
The members and alternates named will serve for the two-year period of the committee charter.
The appointed merchant members are: James A. Wade, Montgomery, Ala; Claud A. Acker, Bakersfield, Calif.; Edward L. Pell IV, Fresno, Calif.; Jeff A. Johnson, Cordova, Tenn.; John D. Mitchell, Memphis, Tenn.; Lonnie D. Winters, Lubbock, Texas.
The appointed manufacturer members are: Billy R. Henderson, Trion, Ga.; William E. Bowen Jr., Inman, S.C.; John B. Cleveland II, Easley, S.C.; John T. Hill, Lancaster, S.C.; Sidney T. Attaway, Greenville, S.C.; Mark K. Tapp, Danville, Va.
The appointed ginner members are: Russell L. Kuhnhenn, Buckeye, Ariz.; Larry McClendon, Marianna, Ark.; Van F. Murphy, Quitman, Ga.; Thomas S. Brough, Edroy, Texas.
The appointed grower members are: Steven E. Bales Jr., Buckeye, Ariz.; Thad R. Freeland, Tillar, Ark.; Donald J. Cameron, Fresno, Calif.; Jones O. Thomas, Dixie, Ga.; Kenneth B. Hood, Gunnison, Miss.; Henry A. McLaurin, Laurinberg, N.C.; Craig D. Shook, Corpus Christi, Texas; Jackie L. Burris, Wellman, Texas.
The appointed merchant alternate members are: Thomas J. Lea, Greenville, S.C.; Edward J. Hanslik, Austin, Texas; Bill H. Adams, Dallas, Texas.
The appointed manufacturer alternate members are: Eugene C. Frye, Belmont, N.C.; Vern C. Tyson Jr., Winston-Salem, N.C.
The appointed ginner alternate members are: Charles C. Owen Sr., Pima, Ariz.; Joe D. Blakemore, Campbell, Mo.
The appointed grower alternate members are: Norman L. Clark, Dos Palos, Calif.; Willie T. Brown, Yazoo City, Miss.; Robert D. Robbins, Altus, Okla.; Lawrence S. Ulmer, Sullivan's Island, S.C.
The committee will review the American Upland Cotton Standards and make recommendations to USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service concerning establishment and revision of the standards. The marketing of U.S. cotton is supported and enhanced through the committee's participation in the development of the standards.
Foreign participation in the Universal Cotton Standards development program is a longstanding tradition, and the committee provides for parallel participation by domestic and international cotton interests.