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Leo Santa Cruz: I Will Stay on Top of Him
By Miguel Maravilla Photos: Esther Lin/SHOWTIME Undefeated WBA featherweight champion Leo "El Terremoto" Santa Cruz (32-0-1, 18 KOs) of Lincoln Heights, California by ...
Chocolatito-Cuadras kickoff press conference
Photos: Chris Farina - K2 Promotions Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez (45-0, 38 KOs) and WBC Super Flyweight World Champion Carlos "Principe" Cuadras, (35-0-1, 27 ...
Parker returns on Oct 1 against Dimitrenko
By Ray Wheatley -- World of Boxing Photos: Dave Cameron IBF #1 heavyweight Joseph Parker (20-0, 17 KOs) will be back in action on ...
Delvin Rodriguez returns with win
Photos: Emily Harney Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing put on a five-bout card on Saturday night at The Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut. ...
Maidana, Castano, Figueroa remain unbeaten
Photos: Ryan Greene/Premier Boxing Champions Unbeaten welterweight Fabian "TNT" Maidana (10-0, 7 KOs), brother of former world champion Marcos Maidana who was watching ...
Leo Santa Cruz: I Will1
Chocolatito-Cuadras kickoff press conference2
Parker returns on Oct 13
Delvin Rodriguez returns with win4
Maidana, Castano, Figueroa remain unbeaten5
- Wilcox faces Orozco on Thursday
- Santa Cruz and Frampton: First Faceoff
- WBA strips Chagaev + Lucas Browne update
- IBF champion Jonathan Guzman loses $70,000
- Update on Tommy Bagnasco's condition
- Andre Ward-Alexander Brand undercard set
- Orozco, "Jojo" Diaz quick quotes
- Leo Santa Cruz: I Will Stay on Top of Him
- Feigenbutz back in action Saturday
- Review: ShoBox scores a knockout at Foxwoods
- Chocolatito-Cuadras kickoff press conference
and make sure you're getting the latest updates.
Bernard Hopkins workout pix
Two-division world champion Bernard Hopkins worked out for the media on Tuesday at the Normandy Gym in Miami Beach in advance of his April 3 revenge rematch with Roy Jones Jr. in Las Vegas. "I want it so badly and really I want Roy to be able to remember this beating I am about to give him for making me wait so long," said Hopkins. "But now the wait is over, I am going old school and back to the days of the Executioner. He delayed it too long but his days are now over, the Governor has spoken and April 3 will be the day." Click here for more quotes and photos
Roy Jones Jr. workout pix
Four-division world champion Roy Jones Jr. worked out for the media on Monday at his farm in Cantonment, Florida (about 10 miles north of downtown Pensacola) in advance of his April 3 grudge rematch with Bernard Hopkins in Las Vegas. "Bernard Hopkins is a shark," said Jones. "He's a bottom feeder. He's catfish. He's waiting around for someone to die, and then he'll bite into it. If something is dead, he'll try to taste it. If something is alive, he doesn't want any part of it. If something is close to dead he'll try to eat it. "He wanted to wait until I was done. He didn't have anywhere else to go and now he thinks he'll get his revenge and ride out into the sunset. That's the only way he is looking at it. It won't be happening that way but that is the plot." Click here for more quotes and photos
Bute bringing Miami Heat
By Dave Spencer/Fightnews Canada
It was a question that was answered before it was even asked. Seeing a tanned and relaxed Lucian Bute emerge in a pair of flip-flops and shorts as he welcomed the media to his palatial Miami estate that has been home since mid-February, it becomes very clear, very quickly why the Montreal boxer has decided to go south to prepare for his upcoming April 17th IBF championship bout versus Edison Miranda.
"Since I've become world champion my life has changed in Montreal. I walk on the street and everybody wants to talk to me, my phone is always ringing, it makes it hard to focus on my training and focus on my preparations. I came to Miami just to focus on what I have to do to get ready. It's all hard training and relaxation, good food, watch video of my opponent and work on strategy." For more details and photos click here…
Molitor vows to KO Ndlovu
Tuesday afternoon, IBF #2 junior featherweight Steve Molitor (31-1, 12 KOs) spoke to the media during an open workout in preparation for his battle with IBF #1 ranked Takalani "The Panther" Ndlovu (30-5, 18 KOs) for the vacant IBF junior featherweight world title, in the main event of Rumble at Rama XI on Saturday at Casino Rama, in Rama, Ontario. "I've had a great camp, and brought in some great sparring partners," said Molitor. "I'm healthier and stronger than ever heading into a fight. And given the fact that I've already smacked him around the ring once, I know what to expect out of him. Come Saturday night I'm going to reclaim my title." (more…)
Larouche: Andrade is beatable
By Dave Spencer / Fightnews Canada
It was a shock last week when it was announced that the second leg of former world champion Eric Lucas comeback would be against Librado Andrade. The hard hitting Mexican warrior makes his fifth trip to Quebec to battle the 38 year-old Lucas who returned last December after a four year absence from the ring and is now looking for his 40th win. Fightnews sat down with Lucas's longtime trainer Stephane Larouche and basically asked, why? Why a legitimate top-ten fighter for a fighter that has been out of action for so long? (more…)
Alfaro promises to dominate
Former WBA lightweight champion Jose "Jicaras" Alfaro has already defeated two world champions, Prawet Singwancha and DeMarcus Corley, and the Nicaraguan knockout specialist plans to add 3-division world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales to his hit list Saturday night in "The Champion Returns" pay-per-view event, live from Monterrey, Mexico . . . . Continued
Dirrell confident of victory
Andre Dirrell is supremely confident in advance of Saturday's SUPER SIX clash against Arthur Abraham in Detroit. "Abraham's arms are too short, he can't box, I'll hand him his first defeat," proclaimed Dirrell to BILD. "The 20,000 fans at Joe Louis Arena will be pushing me, my 30-member family will b there, and the millions of TV sets will see me win. I'm fast as lightning, dance like Muhammad Ali and constantly change angles so I'll confuse Abraham….On 24 April I'm getting married. My gift to her is Abraham's head!"
Victor Cayo workout
By Ricardo Conde
In the main event, on Saturday March 27th, WBA # 2 junior welterweight contender Victor "Mermelada" Cayo (24-0, 16 KOs) of the Dominican Republic will face Argentina's Marcos "El Chino" Maidana (27-1, 26 KOs) for the interim WBA junior welterweight title at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas, NV. In the co-feature bout, Ali "Rush Hour" Funeka (30-2-3, 25 KOs) will take on two division world champ Joan Guzman (29-0-1, 17 KOs) for the vacant IBF lightweight title, which will be shown live on HBO B.A.D. (Boxing After Dark). Tickets are priced at $200, $100 and $50 and can be purchased at the Hard Rock Hotel Box Office, all Ticketmaster locations, online at www.ticketmaster.com or by calling 800-745-3000. Click here for more photos…
Frank Mir: Gifts and curses
Story by Anthony Springer, Jr.
When the history books are written, career defining moments determine whether or not an athlete goes down in fame or down in flames. If 2004 had been the end of Frank Mir's (13-4) career, history would've without a doubt relegated the Las Vegan to the latter category . . . Click here for more
Boxing Buzz
The Arthur Abraham camp is up in arms over the notion of three Michigan judges scoring King Arthur's SUPER SIX fight against Andre Dirrell. Hall of Fame promoter Wilfried Sauerland told BILD, "Dirrell lives in Michigan. It's unacceptable that the judges and the referee should also come from Michigan. I reject that." Abraham trainer Uli Wegner stated that Abraham must win by KO to take it out of the hands of the judges.
No Friday Night Fights telecast this week on ESPN2 after Matt Godfrey pulled out of his IBF title fight against Steve Cunningham.
Quote of the Day: "I want it so badly and really I want Roy to be able to remember this beating I am about to give him for making me wait so long. But now the wait is over, I am going old school and back to the days of the Executioner. He delayed it too long but his days are now over, the Governor has spoken and April 3 will be the day." –Bernard Hopkins
Huck-Minto official
Marco "Captain" Huck (28-1, 21 KOs) will return to the ring on May 1 when he defends his WBO Cruiserweight Title against Brian "The Beast" Minto (34-3, 21 KOs) in Oldenburg. Huck comes off a spectacular third-round TKO victory over Adam Richards in Berlin. He is currently in the Unites States and will attend King Arthur Abraham´s Super Six World Boxing Classic clash with Andre Dirrell in Detroit this Saturday. "After taking care of business against Richards, I am not looking to put aside Minto," Huck said. "He is a strong guy but there is no way he will defeat me." Huck boasts a fearsome KO ratio of 75 percent. "Minto is tough, so I will be prepared for 12 hard rounds, but everybody knows that I love to please my fans and give them a knock-out win," he added. "It is my goal to beat him clearly." Minto came to fame in Germany when he spoiled former heavyweight contender Axel Schulz´ hyped comeback with a sixth-round TKO victory in October 2006.
Berto: I'll dispose of Quintana
WBC welterweight champion Andre Berto (25-0, 19 KOs) says he won't be taking challenger Carlos Quintana (27-2-0, 21 KOs) for granted when he returns to the ring for the first time in eleven months on April 10th at the BankAtlantic Center in Sunrise, Fla. Berto was scheduled to face WBA champ "Sugar" Shane Mosley in January 2010, but the earthquake in Haiti forced him to withdraw from that bout (Berto tragically lost eight family members in the disaster). "He's a tough veteran," Berto said of Quintana. "If you give him too much room or a little too much confidence he will take advantage of that. You have to impose your dominance early. I'm in a tough situation. Realistically I train hardest when a lot of people expect me to win. He's a spoiler and he did the same with Paul Williams and I have to make sure I stay sharp and do a good job and dispose of him."
The co-feature will showcase WBA junior featherweight champion Celestino Caballero (33-2, 23 KOs), who will be moving up to take on unbeaten WBA #2 contender Daud Yordan (25-0, 19 KOs) in a non-title featherweight affair. Two time Olympic gold medalist from Cuba, Guillermo Rigondeaux (5-0, 4 KOs) will also appear on the undercard.
The event is billed as "Fighting For Haiti" and a portion of the proceeds will go to the Berto Dynasty Foundation to help aide those affected by the deadly Haitian temblor.
Tua-Ahunanya 8 days away
By Ray Wheatley–World of Boxing
WBO #3 David Tua (50-3-1, 43 KOs) is ready for Friday "The 13th" Ahunanya (24-5-3, 13 KOs), who has arrived in Auckland, New Zealand for their March 31st showdown at the Trusts Stadium. Ahunanya is well known to New Zealand fight fans having scored twelfth round stoppage over Kiwi Shane Cameron in 2007. The Las Vegas-based Nigerian scored a ten round decision over Alonzo Butler in his last ring appearance in 2008. Tua stopped Cameron in two rounds in October 2009 in his last ring appearance. The show will be promoted by Cedric Kushner and David Higgins of Duco Events. For more details and photos click here…
Kaddour returns Friday
By Rick Scharmberg
Former Contender Season 1 reality star Ahmed "Baby Face" Kaddour (21-2-1, 9 KOs) returns to the ring this Friday, March 26, to take on Jerome "Boomer" Ellis (12-10-2, 10 KOs) in the eight-round junior middleweight main event at The Hamilton Manor in Hamilton, New Jersey. Kaddour, born in Lebanon, a citizen of Denmark, and now residing in Trenton, New Jersey, took part in the original Contender series in 2004. "A lot has happened to me. I've had a lot of chances, but it was difficult," said Kaddour. "It was hard to say no to the temptations and I was thrown off. I got myself together now. I went to Europe and Lebanon, and with the help of my family I got my hunger back." (more…)
M Jones to fight for 2 belts
Unbeaten Mike Jones, of Philadelphia, PA, and Hector Munoz, of Albuquerque, NM, will be fighting for two championship belts when they collide in a scheduled 10-round welterweight contest on Saturday evening, April 17, at in the 10,000-seat Boardwalk Hall. Not only will Jones' North American Boxing Association (NABA) title be at stake, but the North American Boxing Organization (NABO) also will recognize the winner as its champion. The NABO championship currently is vacant. (more…)
'El Gato' returns to Jr. high!
Story & photos by David Greene
Professional boxer Frankie Figueroa returned to his old school in the Allerton section, where he spent the day speaking with youngsters and recalling his own struggles as a teenager growing up in the Bronx.
Nicknamed, "El Gato," or "The Cat," Figueroa returned to the Aspire Middle School on Wallace Avenue, where he spoke to the youngsters, signed autographs and posed for pictures with students and staff . . . Click here for more
Clash of the Titans!
Preview by Brady Crytzer
It seems like a story line worthy of any Hollywood Mega-Epic. Frank Mir, driven mad by thoughts of revenge, twisting his mind into frenzy as he obsesses over a rematch with Brock Lesnar.
Across the world is Shane Carwin, preparing for a showdown with Lesnar in November of 2009. After the bout was cancelled, Carwin became a caged beast held in captivity until March just waiting to be unleashed . . . Click here for more
John Ruiz Update
Two-time WBA heavyweight champion John "The Quietman" Ruiz has been working hard in his Las Vegas training camp since mid-January in preparation for his April 3 showdown against new WBA World Champion David "Hayemaker" Haye at MEN Arena in Manchester, England. WBA #1 contender Ruiz (44-8-1, 30 KOs) will be fighting in his 12th world title fight. During this training camp, he has been sparring with fighters that resemble the quick, hard-punching Haye. "Everything has been great throughout training camp," Ruiz reported. "This camp will be the longest I've ever trained for a fight. I took a little time-off after my last fight (Nov. 7 vs. Adnan Serin – WTKO7 – in Germany), started running and exercising right after that, and then I went right back into the gym. I'm going to be ready April 3rd for Haye." (more…)
UFC updates
Rivals Rampage and Rashad Collide At UFC® 114: The former champions will meet in the Octagon on Saturday, May 29 in Las Vegas – tickets on sale this Thursday
UFC® Primetime Part 3 Premieres Tomorrow Night on Spike: The last stop before Georges St-Pierre and Dan Hardy collide this Saturday night in New Jersey
UFC® Fight Club Presale Begins Today For VIP Fan Expo Packages: Starts Tuesday, March 23 at 10am PT – Join today for first access to tickets. Only 535 packages are available, so get them while they last!
Cunningham-Godfrey is off
This coming Friday former world champion Steve 'USS' Cunningham was slated to face Matt 'Too Smooth' Godfrey for the vacant IBF cruiserweight crown. However, following a change of date and location, with just over a week to go before the fight promoter Don King announced that the fight would be postponed again due to a contract dispute between himself and ESPN. The IBF offered the fight to Kathy Duva's Main Events, who moved quickly and placed the bout on Chicago promoter Dominic Pesoli's card on Friday. However, following what has been described by Godfrey's trainer, John Scully, as a 'miscommunication' between Godfrey and his promoter, Jimmy Burchfield, the fight is now seemingly in doubt again. (more…)
Sanchez stops Morales
By Francisco Salazar
Welterweight Alan Sanchez did not allow less than a week's notice or being down on the judges' scorecards get to him. Instead, it was through dedication in the gym and perseverance that 19-year-old Sanchez weathered through his opponent's offense to come out victorious. Sanchez stopped previously unbeaten Alberto Morales in the fifth round of a scheduled six round bout before about 400 at the Doubletree Hotel on Saturday night in Orange, CA. (more…)
Russian Update
By Alexey Sukachev
In a Saturday shocker, EBU-EE heavyweight titlist Maxim Maslov (10-1-1, 7 KOs) disappointed his handlers from Jab Promotion (St. Petersburg-based company led by Vitaly Supichenko and Alexander Yagupov) by losing his title via a sixth-round kayo to fairly unknown Ukrainian Yaroslav Zavorotny (14-4, 12 KOs). Zavorotny, however, was ahead on all the judges' scorecards (Esa Lehtosaari: 48-47, Mikael Hook: 48-47 and Leszek Jankowiak: 50-45) at the time of stoppage. (more…)
No Matthysse-Harris rematch
According to Golden Boy Promotions, junior welterweight Lucas Matthysse has turned down a rematch with former world champion Vivian Harris. On February 20th, Matthysse won a controversial fourth round TKO over Harris in what seemed like an early stoppage. Golden Boy Promotions and Harris' management team have been working on reversing the decision to a no-contest and have filed an appeal. The Mexican boxing commission has yet to make a ruling. (more…)
Report/gallery: Jones-Vera
Octagonside by J.R. Gordon
Photos by Joe Cordova
Fighting on the first UFC card to be televised on Versus, from the 1st Bank Event Center in Broomfield, Colorado, Jon "Bones" Jones stopped Brandon Vera by a first round TKO.
Both, Jones and Vera, were both coming off losses and looking to become reestablished as contenders in the light heavyweight division . . . Click here for more
Hopkins-Jones: Trainers talk
Story by Andreas Hale
"If people like revenge, then you will like this fight," Roy Jones Jr's trainer Alton Merkerson said during a trainers conference call leading up to the long overdue rematch between Jones Jr (54-6, 40 KOs) and Bernard Hopkins (50-5-2, 35 KOs, 1 NC). The fight has been under much scrutiny considering that Jones is well past his prime and is coming off a destructive first round knockout loss to relatively unheralded Danny Green in December. That marks Jones' third knockout loss in ten fights – with a record of 5-5 -since starting his illustrious career going 49-1 . . . Click here for more
Carwin is the UFC's Mike Tyson
Story by Andreas Hale
Shane Carwin is like the Mike Tyson of the UFC right now. He's 11-0 with 11 knockouts.
Pretty scary right? How about none of his opponents have made it out of the first round? Not good enough? Okay, so all of his fights have a total combined length of 12 minutes. You do the math . . . Click here for more
Huck to face Minto next
WBO cruiserweight champion Marco "Kapt'n" Huck (28-1, 21 KOs) will take on former heavyweight contender Brian "The Beast" Minto (34-3, 21 KOs) on May 1 in Oldenburg, Germany. Minto, who has been ranked as the #5 cruiserweight by the WBO, is dropping down after campaigning his entire career as a smaller heavyweight. In his last bout, despite a valiant effort, Minto was outgunned by Cris Arreola, who outweighed him by 45 pounds. Huck is coming off a third round KO of Adam "Swamp Donkey" Richards.
Burgos-Castillo April 30?
Looks like WBC Caribbean Boxing Federation (CABOFE) featherweight champion and WBC highly ranked contender Juan Carlos Burgos (24-0, 17 KOs) could defend his title against former three-time world title challenger Ricardo "Piolo" Castillo (38-7-1, 25 KOs). The bout is being proposed for April 30th in Chicago and would be televised on ESPN2's Friday Night Fights series.
RingSide Show: Alexander Krassyuk
By Alexey Potapov
Alexander Krassyuk, General Manager of "K2 Promotions Ukraine" was recently a guest on the RingSide Show. As reported by Fightnews.com several weeks ago, WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko has split with K2 East Promotions (which was created in November 2007 through a partnership between the Klitschko's К2 Promotions and National Box Promotion), and started K2 Promotions Ukraine. Krassyuk explains what occurred. (more…)
Q&A: Victor Cayo
By Ricardo Conde
WBA # 2 junior welterweight contender Victor "Mermelada" Cayo (24-0, 16 KOs) of the Dominican Republic will face Argentina's Marcos "El Chino" Maidana (27-1, 26 KOs) on Saturday March 27th for the interim WBA junior welterweight title at The Joint at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas. We had a moment to sit down and talk to Cayo as he prepares for his upcoming bout with Maidana. (more…)
Abraham-Dirrell Undercard
By Bob Ryder
In addition to rooting on Flint's Andre Dirrell, Detroiters will have many of the areas best boxers to cheer for as well when promoters Gary Shaw and Wilfried Sauerland present the Arthur Abraham-Andre Dirrell Super Six Stage 2 bout at Joe Louis Arena on Saturday night. Local promoter Ron Remus and site organizer Carlos Llinas have helped to fill a scheduled ten bout under card with Motor City favorites including Vernon Paris, Darryl Cunningham and Ronald Hearns. (more…)
Harrison to face Sprott now
Ex-Olympic gold medalist Audley Harrison (26-4-1, 19 KOs) and former British and Commonwealth title holder Michael Sprott (32-14, 17 KOs) will clash for the vacant European heavyweight championship at London's Alexandra Palace on April 9. The pair have fought before in February 2007 and Harrison will be keen for revenge after he was knocked out in the third round. Harrison, 38, who saved his career by winning Prizefighter Heavyweights 3 in October, had been scheduled to meet Poland's Albert Sosnowski for the title. However, Sosnowski will now face WBC Champion Vitali Klitschko in May and is set to vacate the European belt to set up the all-British clash. (more…)
Abraham-Dirrell available to all
This weekend, SHOWTIME will be available in a record 54.4 million households for an ALL ACCESS Free Preview Weekend on SHOWTIME, SHOWTIME HD™ and SHOWTIME On Demand. From Thursday, March 25 through Sunday, March 28, viewers across the country will have the opportunity to sample the premium network's award-winning programming via linear service, On Demand and in HD, including the Super Six World Boxing Classic. On Saturday, March 27, the Group Stage 2 showdown between tournament point leader "King" Arthur Abraham and Andre "The Matrix" Dirrell airs live at 10:30 pm ET/PT (delayed on the west coast), immediately following the premium television premiere of "Saw V". Beyond this exciting sports programming, SHOWTIME ALL ACCESS Free Preview Weekend includes a dynamic cross section of programming including the season 2 premiere episodes of SHOWTIME original series Nurse Jackie and United States of Tara as well as hit movies Twilight and The Reader. Visit the SHOWTIME ALL ACCESS Free Preview Weekend webpage for complete details.
Morales ready for comeback
After 2 ½ months of intense training, 3-division world champion Erik "El Terrible" Morales, is ready for his comeback fight Saturday in "The Champion Returns" pay-per-view event, live from Monterrey, Mexico.
Morales (48-6, 34 KOs) has been retired for the past 2 ½ years. The iconic Mexican warrior returns to the ring on a mission to become the first Mexican world champion in four different weight classes. Saturday night in the 12-round main event, Morales takes on former WBA lightweight champion Jose "Jicaras" Alfaro (23-5, 20 KOs), for the vacant WBC Intercontinental welterweight crown . . . . Continued
UFC to host 2nd Grappler's Quest
After drawing some of the world's finest athletes to its first competition last July, UFC® today announced that it will host its second grappling tournament in conjunction with the prestigious Grapplers Quest organization on Friday and Saturday, May 28th and 29thth, at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center as part of the UFC® Fan Expo™. (more…)
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Hercules has unveiled an interesting Bluetooth speaker at CES 2014 that offers more than just wireless sound. The speaker also offers a light show to go along with the music. The speaker is called the Wae Neo and it uses Bluetooth connectivity to connect to mobile devices like smartphones.


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The phrase is quite popular but I wish to know its origin. Is it possible that it has something to do with childbirth (also called kidding)?
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It seems to come from 'make a kid of,' according to the Oxford English Dictionary.
So when I kid you, I am fooling you, and using your innocence (a childlike quality).
Or maybe I am treating you like a child.
Kid is also slang for a child. So: "kidding me" could have come from "being childish with someone" or "Lying to someone" or "Childishly joking with someone" in a sense.
-Look! There's an elephant right behind you! -person turns around -Just kidding!
Captain Kidd was tried as a pirate and sentanced to death. They tried to hang him several times but each time the rope broke, the third time it held. It was said that the first two times, they were 'kidding'.
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So, I have no experience here, but what sorts of problems can be caused by a compromised private RSA key? Is this even that big of a deal? I'm getting very little specific info on Google. :(
It depends on what the private key was used for.
I should also mention that RSA is only one of several key types, just the most common one; DSA or ECDSA keys are also used for the same purposes. See public-key cryptography for a general overview.


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Chelsea B. Crandell and James W. Goodwin, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, July 7, at Highland Christian Church. The Rev. Everett Stevens officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Abbie and Micheal Crandell of Amarillo. Grandparent of the bride is Jackie Crandell of Texas Creek, Colo., who attended the wedding.
Parents of the groom are Rebecca Kelly of Texas Creek and Wes Goodwin of Penrose, Colo. Foster-parents of the groom are Walter and Ann Pape of Texas Creek who attended the wedding.
Maid of honor was Kristen Bautista. Bridal attendant was Tricia Griffith-Ratra of Denver.
Best man was Jarrod Crandell, brother of the bride. Groom's attendant was Andrew Ratra of Denver.
Flower girl was Jennifer Crandell, cousin of the bride.
The wedding reception was held at Highland Christian Church Fellowship Hall.
The bride is a graduate of Caprock High School and Amarillo College where she earned an associates degree. She plans to attend West Texas A&M University in Canyon this fall. She works as a clerical assistant in the Self-Study Office at AC.
The groom is a graduate of Cotopaxi High School in Cotopaxi, Colo. He is a student at AC. He works for Integrated Health Care Systems and is a member of the U.S. Army Reserve.
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Leading up to this month's draft, Purple Jesus Diaries will take time analyzing potential draft targets for the Minnesota Vikings. With our cutting edge video technology, long hours spent scouting literally DOZENS of college players from our couch, and insight from Vikings meathead CapitalJsCorner, we're give you details you never even dreamed of from prospects that could help the Vikings in 2013. Based on the team needs established in our offensive and defensive team reviews, we present to you the 2013 Who Ya Gonna Draft? feature ... Who? Jamar Taylor, CB from Boise State, is an interesting prospect. He had a nice little career out in Idaho, and then went to the NFL combine and went HULK on the tests. He was a top performer in the 40 yard dash (4.39 seconds), did 22 bench press reps with one arm (allegedly), clocked a 4.06 seconds in the shuttle run. That means he goes side to side super swell! I'd guess normally people would look at Boise State prospects and be like, "What, him? Is he funny?" and I'd tell them to go eat a mayon-egg. But the fact is Chris Pederson, coach at Boise, is a god damn stud, and if he can get guys to play well for his college team, they're cool for my professional team. And remember when we really wanted to draft that other corner out of Boise, Kyle Wilson I think it was? Well, maybe this is like comeuppance for that or something. I don't know. Capital Js Take: Jamar Taylor is projected to go in the late first or early 2nd round. He'd likely be a 2nd round pick if not for an excellent combine in which he was among the top performers in the 40, bench press, and 20 yard shuttle. He has experience in zone and man schemes, but lacks consistency in run support. He has all the physical tools, but just needs to put it all together. NFL.com Notes: As before, let's do a little GOOD! and BAD! news for Jamar Taylor here. First, the good news from NFL.com: Not afraid to get physical with receivers, often redirects their routes with strong hands. Very good straight-line speed. Works well in press-bail coverage. Fluid hips, smooth in turns and out of the back pedal. Shows the athletic ability to make plays on the football in contested situations. Will stick his nose in the run game when he is able to set the edge. And now the BAD, BOOOOO!!! Recovery speed is questionable. Poor technique in press coverage. Gives up too much ground on outside breaking routes. Can be fooled by play action, jumps up to allow free receivers behind him. Must bring in more difficult interceptions where he needs to uses his hands away from his frame. Inconsistent tackler in space, can break down to wrap legs but also gives weak cut efforts. What does it mean to "Stick his nose in the run game"? Do they mean he's not very good at it but he sure gives his all? Or is it more he does just enough to make it look like he's trying but never actually accomplishes anything? He just puts an arm out as a guy is running by? It makes no sense. So? Inevitably, a cornerback that may be of interest to the Vikings who is 5'11" is going to have comparisons drawn to Antoine Winfield, and frankly, that's insulting to Winfield. Jamar Taylor may have some potential, and the Vikings are certainly thin at cornerback right now, but you have to ask, is this the right guy? I think traditionally you always think of the NFC North as being the pass happy league with big bodied receives, but - what - there's Calvin Johnson and Brandon Marshall? And Jay Cutler is awful? We have Chris Cook who is supposed to cover those guys, so do the Vikings have to invest their cornerback selection into another big fella, or can they just take someone who can cover his zone and beat someone up? I like that Taylor here is strong, isn't afraid to "get his nose" into stuff (buttholes, maybe?), so I'm sure he'd be fine. BUUUUUUTTTTTTTT, I highly doubt we draft him. Which is unfortunate, because he would make an AMAZING Shirtless Vikings. And, uh, owner of a "Banana Stand." [follow]
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In a recent interview with Billboard, French super-producer and house music auteur David Guetta revealed a very high-profile guest list for his August 29th release, Nothing But The Beat. A double album, the record will consist of one disc of vocal tracks, the second disc of instrumental tracks. The vocal disc will include the previously released singles "Where Them Girls At" (feat. Flo-Rida + Nicki Minaj) and "Little Bad Girl" (feat. Taio Cruz + Ludacris), as well as new collaborations with Akon, Will.I.Am, Lil Wayne, and Chris Brown. Guetta also mentioned a remix of Snoop Dogg's "Wet", to which he laments "This year there's this record with Snoop — 'Sweat' — and I made this remix and I think this is the best remix of my life. So maybe let's go for a third Grammy."
He picked some wack guests for this
He went with the A-listers… A as in ass! But the public loves them!
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2010The Happy Scientists
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graphite drawing of batman and catwoman in the film dark knight rises..Following the death of District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman assumes responsibility for Dent's crimes to protect Dent's reputation and is subsequently hunted by the Gotham City Police Department. Eight years after the events of The Dark Knight, Batman returns to Gotham, where he encounters the mysterious Selina Kyle and the villainous Bane, and must confront the latter's plans to destroy the city.
This is very awesome, beautiful and lovely! But catwoman's nose should be a little bit smaller The rest it's perfect!
Thanks, I'm always learning. I drew this sometime ago and have slightly improved since doing this,,,check out my gallery.😁😁
Amazing work!
I like there opposing perspectives in this drawing.
very nice indeed.
This is great!!
thank you. i have more pencil art if you like this one.
Pretty nice work!!
Very nice)
Nice composition here...
impressive, like the way you have done the highlights, is this a scene from the film? I haven't seen it yet
thank you for your kind words, i saw this as an advertisement before the film was released,i changed the background to give a ying yang style effect. i saw the film the other day and anne hathaway made a great job as catwoman, please check out my other drawing of catwoman and thank you once again.
This is gorgeous! The ONLY thing I wish was different is Cat Woman's mouth, which I would have loved to see as a more thin lipped, quirky smile.
I can't think of a more appropriate quote:
"You complete me."
"You complete me."
waow !
That's cool!
Cute and adorbale work
Nice! They remind me of the kiss in the first Spider-man movie
thanx, the picture i drew this from was a movie poster from dark knight rises, iv turned it into a ying yang style. ps looking foward to the movie coming out on 20, july it should be awesome.
That is a pretty cool idea, I did not think it that way. Yeah I am excited too. After seeing The Amazing Spider man I will go watch TDKR immediately
cool, might go and see the new spiderman film myself, perhaps do a drawing on the subject.
That would be great!
just checked out your gallery and will be watching from now on as we have the same drawing style. im in the middle of drawing bane from tdkr keep a look out. ps the red dead redemption drawing you did totaly rocks..
I really do like this pic....but Batman isn't Marvel...he's DC....
this is really good and i cant wait for the movie to come out but i do have to say i hate the costume they gave catwoman i feel it just doesnt do her justice since i love the catwoman comics and i hope anne hathoway does a good job as catwoman
seeing the trailer all i can say is that they have given the catwoman an old retro style costume, but the ears slide fowards and double up as goggles. looking foward to the movie as well and fingers crossed for hathaway.


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September's high unemployment figures continued to haunt the
Government yesterday, with Labour Party leader David Shearer
accusing the Government of trying to shrug off the bad news.
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Prime Minister John Key and Finance Minister Bill English
were failing Kiwis on the most basic and important economic
level - jobs, he said.
Thursday's "appalling" data should have sent shockwaves
through the Government, Mr Shearer said. At 7.3%,
unemployment was at a 13-year high, up 0.5%, representing
13,000 more people unemployed, in just three months.
"But the response of John Key and Bill English was little
more than a shrug of the shoulders and a few muttered
It was not good enough for Mr Key to state he was surprised
at the latest Household Labour Force Survey and wonder what
the next result would look like.
"How could he be surprised. Hasn't he noticed the almost
daily roll-call of job cuts and business closures?" Mr
Shearer said.
In previews of the unemployment figures, the Otago Daily
Times reported economists forecasting that unemployment would
fall slightly from 6.8% to 6.7%.
The ODT asked ASB chief economist Nick Tuffley why
predictions were so far out.
Mr Tuffley said the survey was "very volatile" on occasions.
At times during the global financial crisis, employment was
up and down more than 1% from one quarter to another. Each
quarter, one-eighth of the sample changed so the exact same
people were not being surveyed each time.
"Sometimes, the issue is simply the underlying volatility of
the survey."
The sampling error for employment in the survey at a 95%
confidence interval was plus or minus 1%, or 24,100 people,
quite wide as most reported movements in quarterly employment
were less than the size of the sampling error.
The change in employment was 8000. From a statistical theory
point of view, the third-quarter employment was not
significantly different from the second quarter's level, he
said. It would not be until the December figures were
released that Mr Tuffley would have an idea whether the
third-quarter result was a "statistical noise" or signalled a
genuine deterioration.
Putting aside the volatility, the surprise was the weakness
of the job market outside Canterbury, particularly Auckland.
ASB was expecting a rebound in Canterbury employment, which
occurred, and a fractional drop elsewhere.
The reliability of regional and industry results was weaker
than the aggregated results, he said.
"But at face value, Auckland was weak, which is quite at odds
with the strength of the housing market and consumer spending
in the region," Mr Tuffley said.
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The Sunpentown Healthy Swing Machine uses reflexology-style therapy to help you get rid of stress. It gives a full-body workout and also improves immunity. This foot reflexology massage machine provides exercise without applying any stress on the spine or other body parts. It also stimulates blood cell reproduction and circulation. Its 14 different speed levels let you customize your massage experience. It also has a timer that can be set for intervals between 5 and 30 minutes. This foot massage machine comes with a remote that has 1-touch buttons for simple use. It operates quietly, letting you use it anywhere and anytime. It has a carrying handle and a lightweight design for easy portability.
Full-body workout relieves stress and tension on the spine
Improves immunity and durability, stimulates blood cell reproduction and balance of self-control nerve
Includes user friendly remote with 1-touch buttons; quiet operation and easy to carry
Auto mode with preset programming, 14 different speed adjustments and auto-timed programs of 5 min. intervals up to 30 total min.
Number of Pieces: 1
Health Concern: Stress
Therapy Style: Reflexology
Used For: Muscle Toning
For Use On: feet
Material: Plastic
Power Source: Electric
Care and Cleaning: Wipe Clean with a Damp Cloth
Cable/Cord Length: 6.000 L
Travel Size: No
x 1 W x 12.750 L
Weight: 13.000
Warranty Description: No applicable warranty
Battery: required, not included:
Product Warning: no warning applicable
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Three people including a two-year-old child escaped a blaze at a house in St George's Road, Ilford, on Saturday night.
Four fire engines attended the fire in a coverted loft on the residential street. The propety's occupants escaped without injury, the London Fire Brigade said.
The Brigade, which was called at 8.20pm, said investigators believed the incident's "probable cause" was an electrical fault.
Eyewitness Asokh Ratnam, a 45-year-old postman who lives opposite, said: "I saw the blue lights and I saw the Fire Brigade so I went out. They were here for about four to five hours.
"They said it came from the loft room, an electrical extension lead.
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You can do this:
While all the Enum.Parse people are correct, there's now Enum.TryParse!
Which improves things greatly.
I usually use generic Enum class for this stuff:
Usage is more simple:
Or wrap it in a method like this:
.net provides some static methods on the System.Enum type to do this, and aside from the code that actually does the cast, there are several things to consider:
So if you have an enum:
Then the following 2 static methods are provided by the System.Enum class to cast a string value to an enum type:
Enum.IsDefined (.net 1.1 - 4 + silverlight) (usage)
Enum.TryParse ( .net 4 + silverlight) (usage)
Alternatively, the Enum.Parse method (as mentioned by others) is provided if you do not need to perform any safety-checking. However, if you attempt to do something like this in our example,
then .net will throw a System.ArgumentException which you have to handle.
So in short, while the syntax to do what you ask is simple, there are a few precautions I would recommend considering to ensure error-free code, especially if you are parsing strings obtained from user input. If the string is from a settings file or some other sort of value you can be sure is defined in your enum type, then it may be ok to skip some of the extra steps I have outlined in my answer.
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It's a fair question.
The Sports Guy, Bill Simmons, called me last week to ask one simple question.
Had I ever heard of a fantasy football team going undefeated? And I could not think of a time. I've been playing for over 20 years and nothing sprung to mind.
Now, just because I have not heard of it does not mean it didn't happen. Much of our world news, or whatever goes on in my parent's bedroom when the door is closed, falls under this category.
But Bill asked me to ask you, gentle readers, if it had happened. A few caveats: It has to have happened in a real league, so at least 10 teams, and not in a public league where no one else was paying attention. It has to be in a reasonably competitive 10-team league, or better.
Has it happened? Have you seen it? Not just some wild "friend-of-a-friend says she saw Britney get trashed at a night club with Lindsey"-type rumor. I want an actual eyewitness here. Or proof that it happened to you. Or to Britney and Lindsey. E-mail me if it has. (With pictures, for the latter.)
Speaking of undefeated, much has been made of the potential that the Miami Dolphins might go undefeated in the loss column. Winless through seven, and now they've lost their best offensive player for the season. Oh, and they get to go to London. Because nothing will help sell American football to England like Cleo Lemon.
At any rate, the Ronnie Brown-out-for-the-season news is a huge blow to fantasy owners who didn't sell high, like I suggested. (Is it a cheap, tainted victory? Yes. Am I taking it anyway? Have you not read me before?)
Remember, there are six teams with a bye this week (Cowboys, Falcons, Cardinals, Seahawks, Ravens, Chiefs), so make sure you grab whatever and whoever you need to field a complete lineup.
Let's dive in.
Working the Wire
Here are some guys that have recently seen a spike in value and are potentially available in normal-size leagues.
Jesse Chatman, RB, Dolphins: Just because it's obvious doesn't mean it's not true. The No. 1 waiver pickup this week, Chatman had decent numbers on Sunday. Junk time in a blowout, sure, but what makes you think the Dolphins won't have a lot of games like that in the coming weeks? Chatman had 82 total yards and, while I don't think he's fantastic, he does have the Bills twice (Week 10 and Week 14) plus the Jets (Week 13) coming up, so he'll make a good spot start in those games. Plus, he's now a starting running back in the NFL, which has value, and from the preseason "he might start" talk, we know coach Cam Cameron has confidence in him, and they have history from their days together in San Diego.
Derek Hagan and Ted Ginn Jr., WRs, Dolphins: Might as well stay in Miami. When Chris Chambers got dealt last week, it wasn't because someone in the Dolphins' front office was thinking, "You know, we really need to find more ways to get Marty Booker the ball." Miami is playing for the future, and that means these two young wide receivers are going to get their chances. Hagan had four receptions for 56 yards while Ginn Jr. had three for 37 in the loss to the Patriots, and those numbers will only increase, especially in the weeks against the Bills and Jets.
Brandon Stokley, WR, Broncos: Remember that one season with the Colts when he came out of nowhere to score double-digit touchdowns? That was a good year. It might be yet again. Because while I don't believe in double-digit touchdowns (or that the Paul Byrd news was released on that day by accident, but that's another column), I do feel he'll have a nice amount of value going forward while Javon Walker is out. He had five receptions for 70 yards and a score against Pittsburgh and is at home against Green Bay on Monday night.
Kevin Walter, WR, Texans: I mentioned him last week here as well, but apparently many folks didn't believe. He's still available in over 70 percent of ESPN.com leagues. He now has back-to-back games with at least 15 fantasy points, he's hauled in 29 receptions in his past four games and had 97 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. He also has two first names, which, as you may have heard, pleases crowds.
From the Obvious Name Department
Here are some players who have recently seen a spike in value and may be available in shallow leagues or leagues in which you play with morons.
Jason Wright of the Browns had almost 100 total yards and a score in Week 6. He was dropped in a lot of leagues due to the bye week, but Jamal Lewis isn't a guarantee to play this week and the Browns get St. Louis. Remember, only one team in the NFL has given up as many rushing touchdowns as the St. Louis Rams. (That's called rubbing salt in the Shaun Alexander owner's wounds). Somehow Earnest Graham of the Buccaneers is still available in 30 percent of ESPN.com standard leagues. He had almost 200 total yards on Sunday and, even with Michael Bennett now in town, I expect Graham to get most of the goal-line carries. Speaking of Bennett, however, he looked solid in his debut and should also be grabbed if you didn't pick him up last week. I keep mentioning him, but he keeps being available. Muhsin Muhammad of the Bears now has three touchdowns in his past four games, which coincides with Brian Griese taking over as quarterback. Another guy I've been talking about for a month now but who is still out there in some leagues is Ike Hilliard, who now has 323 yards and 28 receptions in his last four games. He had 92 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. I've seen Brian Leonard of the Rams available in some leagues, and it's not like he's been great so far. And there's rumors Steven Jackson might be back this week. But in a week with six byes, it's worth a flyer considering St. Louis plays the Browns this week. His name is Sharod Lamor White, but you call him Roddy. The Falcons wideout is on a bye this week, but as I mentioned in the TRUM Monday, he's on pace for more than 1,200 total yards and is available in more than 50 percent of ESPN.com standard leagues. And it looks like Kenton Keith of the Colts is going to have some value beyond just a handcuff to Joseph Addai. He's going to get touches, and on the Colts, that's worth something. Finally, add bruised ribs to Travis Henry's long list of problems and make sure Selvin Young is still owned in your league.
Standing on the Sidelines
Here are some players who have recently seen a small spike in value and whom you should keep an eye on but not necessarily grab yet, except in deeper leagues.
If you have Tony Romo or Matt Hasselbeck on a bye this week and are looking around a bit desperate, consider Trent Edwards of the Bills, who plays the Jets, or Daunte Culpepper, who wasn't terrible Sunday. Oakland is on the road against a Titans team that made Sage Rosenfels look all-world last week. Speaking of Sage Rosenfels, it looks like Matt Schaub will be back, but if he can't go, I do like Sage and don't think it was a fluke. One last quarterback and as of late Monday night, there are rumblings that Kellen Clemens may get the nod as early as this week. If he does, I like him a lot at home against Buffalo. I mentioned Chris Henry of the Titans last week and I'll put him in here again. He looked very good, getting 69 yards and a score and he'll continue to get into the mix. Speaking of Chris Henry, time to grab the other one, the Bengal, if you haven't already. He can come back in Week 9. Other wideouts to look at or grab in deeper leagues? How about Koren Robinson of the Packers or D.J. Hackett of Seattle? Robinson has been reinstated and Hackett quietly made his return on Sunday. Hackett is on a bye this week, so expect him to be much more involved in the offense coming into Week 9, with two more weeks of practice under his belt. There was finally a Mark Clayton sighting in Baltimore. He's another bye-week guy, but hopefully he's now 100 percent healthy and can contribute when the Ravens get back. He had five for 49 on Sunday.
Matthew Berry -- The Talented Mr. Roto -- is ESPN's senior director of Fantasy, in charge of content. He was just as surprised as you to find out it's a real job. He is a four-time Fantasy Sports Writers Association award winner and the only writer in the industry with wins in multiple sports (NFL, MLB, NBA). Be sure to check him out every Sunday morning on "ESPNEWS Fantasy Insider" at 11 a.m. ET and then on ESPN.com's "Fantasy Football Now," which is live starting at noon ET.


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The first playlist is called Silence and includes Stravinsky's Pater Noster, Morton Feldman's Madame Press Died Last Week at Ninety, and a chunk of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time (my number-one desert island record).
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Dr. McIntyre has taught at both the high school and college levels. In addition, he served as associate superintendent for instruction and staff development in Spartanburg School District 7, superintendent of schools in Hampton District 2 where he also served as State Deputy Superintendent of Education in South Carolina. His higher education experience includes serving as dean of the college of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences at South Carolina State University, as well as interim president of the university.
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Denmark Technical College has named Dr. Lamin E. Drammeh, Executive Director of the College, to serve as Chief of Staff and Special Assistant to the president. Dr. Drammeh joins us from SC State University where he served in several leadership positions including Senior Research Director for Outreach, Planning, and Development. Dr. Drammeh brings to Denmark Tech 15 years of higher education leadership, management, and development experience in both domestic and international arenas.
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Dr. Valerie Fields is the new Vice President of Academic Affairs. Fields has previously served SC State University as an associate professor of education, Interim Vice President for Student Affairs, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, and Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs. Fields holds a doctorate in curriculum and instruction with a cognate in instructional technology, a masters degree and Educational Specialist degree in administration and supervision, and a bachelors degree in early childhood education.
Mr. Ram'on O.Wideman, Vice President for Fiscal Affairs
Mr. Ram'on O. Wideman is a business and finance professional whose experience in managing fiscal affairs spans more than fifteen (15) years. A native of Greenwood, SC, he graduated Magna Cum Laude from the University of South Carolina with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science. Wideman also holds a Master of Arts in Business Management degree, a Master of Business Administration degree, and a Master of Health Administration degree from Webster University. Wideman is currently pursuing a Doctorate in Management from Walden University. He comes to us from Benedict College in Columbia, SC where he served as Director of Financial Planning & Analysis and Assistant Vice President for Business and Finance.
Mrs. Avis Howell-Gathers, Vice President of Student Affairs (Interim)
Mrs. Avis Howell-Gathers joined the Denmark Technical College family in 1997 as a Developmental English Instructor. In 2005, she assumed the role of Director of the STAR (Systematic Teaching and Retention) Center, the College's first Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP). In 2010, Mrs. Gathers became the Executive Dean for Student Services and Academic Support. She currently serves as the Interim Vice President for Student Services. Mrs. Gathers received the B.A. in English from South Carolina State University and a M. Ed. in Instructional Technology from American Intercontinental University.
Mr. Stephen Mason, Associate Vice President for Economic & Workforce Development
Mr. Mason is Associate Vice President of Economic & Workforce Development. He was hired in 2006 as Dean of Continuing Education and after leaving the college for a brief period, he returned as AVP of Economic & Workforce Development. He earned his undergraduate degree in Manufacturing/Mechanical Engineering Technology from Clemson University his master's degree in Secondary Education from South Carolina State University. He has over 29 years of Industrial experience.
Mr. Derrick Steward, Director of Information Technology
Mr. Derrick Steward has been the Director of Information Technology for the past 13 years. Mr. Steward has a Masters of Information Technology in Internet Security from American Intercontinental University and a Bachelors of Science degree from South Carolina State University. Mr. Steward has over 25 years of experience in the information technology field and has worked for both federal and state government along with owning several small businesses.
Mrs. Teresa Mack, Director of Grants and Contracts
Mrs. Tarshua Teresa Mack has been active in the field of grant management and development for 18 years. She has previous experience in project management in a corporate industry and strategic alliance and governance in a major non-profit organization. She has 14 years' experience in Higher Education. Teresa has managed and developed numerous programs funded by Department of Education, Department of Energy, Department of Commerce, SC Department of Education, National Science Foundation, National Aeronautics Space Administration, Bank of America, U.S. Customs, Internal Revenue Services, AgFirst, and Home Depot. She currently serves as Director of Grants and Contracts, Title III and Special Programs. She has a Bachelors of Science Degree in Organizational Management, Masters of Arts Degree in Organizational Management and has completed significant courses in Project Management and Higher Education.