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Upon the announcement of Roy Hodgson's World Cup squad this afternoon, there was one notable, controversial omission – Chelsea's Ashley Cole.
In fact, the news had broke yesterday evening that the Three Lions centurion wouldn't make Hodgson's cut for the tournament in Brazil, instead favouring Southampton prodigy Luke Shaw as deputy to first-choice left-back Leighton Baines. Accordingly, the 33 year-old declined to be included on England's stand-by list, and through his favoured medium of Twitter, announced that he would be retiring from international football.
There's little place for the notion of misfortune in the beautiful game. Being a seven-time FA Cup winner and three-time Premier League title holder, the Blues defender would certainly be willing to vouch for that. But all things considered, Cole can count himself tremendously unlucky to not find himself Rio-bound this summer.
Admittedly, the current campaign has been arguably the stalest of the former England star's career. Although his form has been as repetitively consistent as ever, it's not been able to hold a candle to that of fellow Chelsea full-back Cesar Azpilicueta. Transformed from an adventurous right-back into one of the most defensively assured left-backs the Premier League has to offer under Jose Mourinho, the Spaniard hasn't put a foot wrong all season in the No.3 berth, resulting in 44 outings in all competitions – including 29 in the Premier League – in comparison to Cole's 26.
Likewise, Roy Hodgson clearly felt obliged not to ignore the meteoric rise of Luke Shaw over the past two seasons. Indeed, considering his senior career for the Saints previously had consisted of a solitary 15 minute outing in the FA Cup, the 18 year-old's progress since Southampton's Premier League promotion in summer 2012 has been astronomical.
Bearing in mind the coming World Cup has been considered a write-off for the Three Lions ever since Greg Dyke's cut-throat gesture upon the announcement they would be facing Italy and Uruguay in Group D, it's understandable that Hodgson has extended his theme of youth and potential, viewing England's next international tournament as the real litmus test of where the national game is at in terms of quality, to the left-back role.
It's the same hypothesis that has forced the England gaffer's hand in refusing to offer Chelsea's John Terry -undoubtedly the most in-form home-grown centre-back this season and partner at club level to Gary Cahill – a route back into international football.
Yet I'm of the firm belief that Cole still had a lot to offer England at the coming World Cup. Although he may have lost those vital yards of pace that for many years made him undisputedly the best No.3 in world football, when the task at hand is defending against what's in front of him and that alone, the Premier League veteran is still up there with the global left-back elite. Recent showings against Atletico Madrid, Liverpool, Norwich and Southampton (the latter harking back to New Years' Day) are enough evidence of that.
Likewise, Hodgson will be taking an exceptionally young squad to Brazil and Cole's experience in the England camp is only rivalled by Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard. The fellow Three Lions centurions along with Rickie Lambert and Phil Jagielka compose a cohort of just four players throughout the squad that are over 30 years of age, yet the Southampton and Everton representatives boast just 28 senior caps between them.
Furthermore, the Chelsea full-back's service for England over the last decade cannot be understated. Whilst the rest of the 'golden generation' have decisively fallen short of the country's expectations, Cole has undoubtedly been the Three Lions' most dependable performer, featuring in every major tournament and qualification campaign England have been involved in since the 2002 World Cup, even earning a place in the Team of the Tournament at Euro 2004 and named England's Player of the Year for 2010.
All the while, he's continued to put in top class displays despite spending much of his career as a public hate figure for his controversial move to Chelsea in 2006 and revelations of extra-marital affairs in 2008, resulting in divorce from former spouse (and apparent national hero for being very, very pretty) Cheryl Tweedy.
Any other position on the pitch, barring perhaps central midfield, and Cole's mixture of quality and experience – regardless of his ageing legs – would have easily been enough to see him make the grade for Brazil. England are lacking in every other department, except bizarrely at No.3.
And here is perhaps where the notion of poor luck rings loudest. The Blues defender has amassed 107 England caps since his debut thirteen years ago, in no small part due to the fact that in that time frame quality home-grown left-backs have been few and far between in the Premier League. In fact, tracing through the history of the national team, only Kenny Sanson has ever been discussed in paralleled positive terms to the Three Lions' most recent retiree.
But now, Hodgson has one of the world's best, modern-moulded No.3s at his disposal in Leighton Baines and one of Europe's most impressive prodigies in Luke Shaw, not to mention Arsenal's often-forgotten Kieran Gibbs and Tottenham prospect Danny Rose. Hodgson felt the need to make room for future stars, and in the most honourable fashion possible – admittedly in a rather welcome contrast to Cole's usual public interactions – the Chelsea defender has accepted and embraced that decision.
The England boss has labelled his decision to leave out Cole as "one of the hardest calls of [his] career," and understandably so. Any other major tournament, at the end of any other campaign of the 33 year-old's long, illustrious, trophy-laden career, any other point between the cycle of generations than the one England finds itself currently in, and Cole would have been the first name on Hodgson's squad list, just as he was for Sven Goran-Eriksson, Steve McClaren and Fabio Capello.
Yet football is a cruel mistress and every player, whether they boast world-class quality or that of League Two, must eventually accept their curtain call. It seems almost paradoxical branding an England centurion as 'unlucky', but Cole and Hodgson will both be well aware that rather than form, fitness or quality playing any significant role, a policy of youth combined with a rare spoiling for choice at left-back, has become the most vital factor in the England manager's decision.
Most unfortunately however, most ironic in regards to Cole, this emphasis on youth has been spawned from England's prior failing at major tournaments. Yet of all the Three Lions players who have tried and failed to meet our country's expectations over the past decade, of all members of the 'golden generation' that continually came up short, the Chelsea defender is one of a rare few that can claim his performances never let England down.
He is now paying the price for the inadequacies of those who played around him throughout the last ten years, but has accepted that punishment as a gentleman.


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Finished the rap mix of "The Paper Champion", my new EP. Now doing crazy dubbed out mixes for the bonus disc.Needless to say, I'm looking forward to this. After his killer mixtape/album Mastermind, and his criminally slept-upon synth pop recording Edge of Town, there's been a bit of a gap between P & C releases. But he's addressed that. When will this come out? Only Rod knows. Keep your ears open.


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The start of college is a major turning point in anyone's life. For students fresh out of high school, it is a completely different world filled with opportunity and aspirations. If you are wondering when is the best time to pursue an internship as a freshman, you are ahead of the curve.
Thinking ahead to reach your goals is always a way to take charge and keep a good head on your shoulders. No matter how you decide to prioritize your promising career, the important thing to remember is that your goals can be achieved at any stage of your four years of college. Every stage of your college career will have its pros and cons as to when an internship will be ideal. Here are a few tips on how to judge when it is the best time to pursue an internship.
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Obtaining hands on experience, setting up a business network, and having a shining reference to put on your resume in your freshman year are all wonderful checks to add to your list of career accomplishments. Pursuing an internship as early as your freshman year should be well thought out and planned to prevent any mishaps later down the line.
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Explainer: 5 TV series that lost their leads
Charlie Sheen seemingly has his boot on the neck of CBS and Warner Brothers. He can misbehave with porn stars and cocaine all he wants, but he makes so much money for the companies that they can't afford to fire the "Two and a Half Men" star. Right?
Wrong. It doesn't always work, but as "Charmed," "8 Simple Rules" and other shows demonstrate, some series can afford the departure of their stars provided they find the right replacement.
More from TheWrap: Charlie Sheen joins Twitter
It's a lesson Sheen should know well. After all he once served replacement duty himself, stepping in for Michael J. Fox in "Spin City."
'8 Simple Rules'
John Ritter's tragic death in 2003 from an aortic dissection forced the producers of the ABC sitcom to scramble to replace its charismatic star. Instead of just replacing Ritter, they opted to go for two for the price of one, enlisting ...
David Spade and James Garner. The pair joined the series in the wake of Ritter's death. Garner played the deceased actor's father-in-law, while Spade came on board later as a misbehaving nephew. The show though only managed to make it through one and half more seasons.
'The X-Files'
For seven seasons, the dry wisecracks of Agent Fox Mulder (David Duchovny) were considered an essential part of the supernatural Fox thriller's success. However, Duchovny's burgeoning movie career made the actor restless. Hence Agent Mulder's abduction by aliens after season seven and his replacement by...
Robert Patrick. As Agent Doggett, Patrick faced the unenviable task of assuming the badge of a fanboy favorite. Sure, he had an impressive sci-fi resume having appeared in "Terminator 2," but the ratings took a dive and the show only soldiered on for two more seasons. Tellingly, Doggett wasn't featured in the "X-Files" 2008 sequel "I Want to Believe."
After a messy split with "Beverly Hills 90210" producer Aaron Spelling on the hit nineties era drama, Shannen Doherty's casting as the top witch in a sisterly coven was seen as the ultimate hatchet burying. Alas, twas not to be. Doherty left the series after the third season for undisclosed reasons. Flying in on a broomstick to replace her...
Rose McGowan. The "Scream" star stands as one of the most successful replacements in TV history. Thanks to her macabre sex appeal, "Charmed" was able to cast a spell over viewers for five more seasons.
Phil Hartman's shocking 1998 murder at the hands of wife Brynn, left NBC's sitcom without its funniest supporting character. Nobody could ever replace the stentorian absurdity Hartman brought to the show, but try the network did, tapping...
Jon Lovitz. Hartman's fellow "SNL" alum tried to fill his vainglorious shoes as radio host Max Louis. The show plunged from 62 to 77 in the ratings and was cancelled a year later.
'Spin City'
Critics and audiences loved Michael J. Fox's return to sitcom nearly a decade after "Family Ties" ended. However, Fox's battle with Parkinson's Disease forced the actor to step down from his role as Deputy Mayor Mike Flaherty. To replace the irreplaceable Fox, ABC enlisted...
Charlie Sheen. Indeed, the "Two and a Half Men" star should know better than anyone that finding a new star can inject fresh life into even the most successful shows. "Spin City" may not have matched the ratings highs of the Fox years, but it brought Sheen a Golden Globe award and the series stuck around to provide Richard Kind with two additional seasons of employment.
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I'm back after a summer heat induced hiatus, with some new, white, frit vein bowls. I like the way these have turned out; you can really see the color veins in these. There's a couple of new transparent ones too since folks seem to like those.
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enigma wrote:Oh! I forgot a classic question.
What is your favorite AAO fangame?
Oh, wow. Hrm... Cascade Theater? TSotST? PoB? No idea. One of them, probably.
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enigma wrote:Oh! I forgot a classic question.
What is your favorite AAO fangame?
Oh, wow. Hrm... Cascade Theater? TSotST? PoB? No idea. One of them, probably.
NihilisticNinja wrote:Late but a couple questions-
Favorite Higu character?
I have no idea what colour I was using before and can't be bothered checking. Have this one. Hrmm... Rika.I bet you thought that spoiler would be interesting. It wasn't, was it?Spoiler : HIGU SPOILERS :The way that she kept going back to try and find a world where she survives is an appealing concept. She's a character that's actually capable, despite seeming uselessly cute originally.
Favorite Umi character?
Battler because red hair <3 Nah. Erika. I wish there was a chapter of Umi just devoted to Erika's backstory. Go read Umi just for Erika everyone.
Favorite VN?
Favourite VN... That's hard. Mainly because saying LB would make it seem like I'm just copying GD sooo excluding that... Hrm. Clannad's nice. Oh, so is S;G. Or Hatoful. One of them.
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Out of the Pokemon you dislike... which is your favorite? Basically, the Pokemon you like the most out of the ones you dislike.
Alnar question OP. Let's seeeee.... Sudowoodo. I totally thought about that for more than two seconds and didn't just choose my xat av yup. But seriously, uhhh... Houndoom. Houndoom isn't cute.
enigma wrote:When Good is no more... What is left?
I shall not let your wicked hommunculi entrap me!
And the blood on the floor tells me that it is but the paint of a new age...
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Thanks, fiendy~! Let's see... I just started traditional drawing out of nowhere to learn how. Oh, and I looked at a bunch of tutorials online. Which is how I started DAing. Developing... Looking at art better than mine. xP And drawing a lot. I watched/still watch a lot of speedpaints, since watching exactly how someone does their eyes/hair/anatomy refs really helps, I find. Also, sometimes I just need random music to work to.
What inspires the art style you have the most in your opinion?
Uhhh... Wow, this is hard. Uhm... I really don't know. I get inspired by a lot of stuff. My art style is pretty mish-mash. Sorry. ^_^"
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what is a klondike bar is it inferior hersheys chocolate
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Jeff Nonay is a third-generation dairy farmer in Alberta. His grandfather's family business grew to include his father, Dave, and his uncle, Dan, and moved to its present location near Legal – 30 kilometres north of Edmonton – in 1976.
At that time it was incorporated as Lakeside Dairy Ltd. Jeff joined the corporation in 2001 and moved up to president in 2007, a position he still holds.
Jeff's sister, Stephanie, is expected to join within the next year. According to Jeff, she "has earned her way to participate on the ownership level."
Dave and Jeff work side by side and cover for each other as necessary. They are responsible for the growing and marketing of crops and the composting of the dairy's manure, as well as overall direction of the business.
Dan works on an hourly basis now, filling in as needed in any area of the enterprise and always on board for seeding and harvesting time.
Jeff's mom, Wanda, helps with bill paying and she and Jeff's wife, Coralee, share responsibility for providing meals. Coralee takes care of the bookkeeping in addition to caring for the couple's two young children, Lily, 5, and Luke, 2. She also works off-farm as a public health nurse.
Four full-time workers are employed, three with the dairy and one with grain production. Jeff considers them to be "very valuable to the organization" and gives them credit for helping to keep things operating smoothly. His goal is to have long-term, committed employees and is well on his way to accomplishing this.
The family farms 2,500 acres of arable land. Cash crops utilize 1,800 acres for canola, wheat and barley, and seed potatoes use a further 170 acres. The balance of the acreage is used for forage, hay and silage.
The dairy herd consists of 170 to 180 cows, all purebred Holsteins, with commercial production being the primary goal. "(We) don't breed for show; (we) breed for production and longevity," Jeff claims.
The operation makes use of various tools like type classification and Dairy Herd Improvement (DHI) – important tools for breeding decisions and for improving production.
These decisions are the responsibility of herd manager Tony, who is "way ahead on that stuff," Jeff says.
Breeding is done through various companies, making use of the top sires available to them. Mating program genomics are used. Replacements are 100 percent their own heifers. The farm also supplies some replacements to other herds.
Cows are housed in freestalls and milked with DeLaval robotic milkers.
Feeding is done in bunks with a goal of zero bunk refusals, accomplished by use of top-quality feeds. Dry matter intake averages approximately 60 pounds per day per cow.
Manure composting
"I'm extremely excited about it," Jeff says enthusiastically when asked about the farm's method of composting the dairy's manure production to become fertiliser.
Freestalls are bedded using a mix of phosphogypsum (PG), ground drywall and wood shavings. This makes a dry and very dense bedding material, giving the advantage of keeping cow stalls drier.
It is more absorbent than traditional bedding materials and lasts longer. The Nonays find it necessary to bed stalls every four to five weeks.
Phosphogypsum is a byproduct of phosphorus fertiliser production. Phosphate rock is mixed with sulphuric acid to release the phosphorus.
The remaining solids, mixed with water, become phosphogypsum. This substance contains high levels of calcium and sulphur, both desirable as soil nutrients.
Nonay stockpiles scrap wallboard, which he obtains from a contractor friend. This creates an environmental benefit, as it would otherwise be dumped in a landfill.
The wallboard is set up in rows, to which are added cow manure, chicken manure and sometimes straw. Liquid manure is added if the piles are too dry.
The piles are started in the spring, following barn cleanout, and composted for several months. Nonay hires a commercial turner about every two weeks, four to six times over the course of the summer.
He is able to start spreading the composted fertiliser after about four months. Other than the cost of hiring the turner, he has a zero capital investment in this venture.
He ends up with 4,000 tons of finished compost after starting with more than 10,000 tons of feedstock. He is able to cover 1,000 acres every other year, so the entire farm benefits from this procedure.
At this time none of the fertiliser is for sale. "Too valuable to let it go," Jeff says.
He expects to see long-term benefits from this method. He explains that the sulphur reacts with nitrogen, which reduces greenhouse gas emissions, and more nitrogen is retained to go to the soil.
Calcium, contained in gypsum, is the biggest macronutrient after nitrogen. The mixture binds clay particles with organic matter. The soil also accepts more water (acts like a sponge), improving the texture of the soil and resulting in greener, lusher alfalfa and other crops.
Jeff says that composting his manure cuts fertiliser expenses by about 80 percent and is, along with the dairy, the "most predictable part of my business."
As president of the corporation, Jeff tries to keep abreast of everything. He checks in by phone or computer regularly, even when away from the farm.
All family members and employees are able to have time off, planned, if possible, so that only one or two people are off at any one time. When necessary, students are hired to help fill gaps.
In addition to his duties on the farm, Jeff is a delegate with Alberta Milk. He admits it takes a lot of his time but he enjoys speaking and sharing ideas.
For recreation, he plays hockey on a men's team in Edmonton. His highest priority, though, is family, he says. PD
TOP RIGHT: Jeff Nonay stands in the middle of a pile of wallboard he's collected. This is ground for bedding as well as churned into the farm's manure compost piles.
TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Freestalls are bedded using a mix of phosphogypsum (PG), ground drywall and wood shavings. This makes a dry and very dense bedding material, giving the advantage of keeping cow stalls drier.
MIDDLE RIGHT: Farm employees, David and Tony, deliver gypsum/shavings bedding into the freestalls. Because the bedding is very absorbent, they find it necessary to bed stalls every four to five weeks.
BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Cows bedded in freestalls.
BOTTOM RIGHT: After several months of composting, the wallboard mixed with cow manure, chicken manure and sometimes straw becomes a valuable commodity for land application. Photos courtesy of Jeff Nonay.


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PREMIERE: London Supergroup Releases New Video "La Mujer Que Robaba Recuerdos"
"I'm basically the memory thief," says As Ondas' drummer Ochi Reyes, who wrote the lyrics for the band's latest release La Mujer Que Robaba Recuerdos. "[The song is] about the permanence of fragments from which we construct the past." In the video – made with director Jack Barraclough – we see Ochi's face superimposed onto other people's photographs. She takes them over, recreates them based on how she chooses to remember them. "Algunas cosas desaparecen / mientras otras no las olvidarás jamás," she sings. (Some things disappear / while others are never forgotten.)
As Ondas are a London DIY supergroup made up of Ochi Reyes, Moema Meade, and Andrew Milk, who also play in Shopping, Joey Fourr, and Wachi Wachi among other bands. They've put out a string of effortlessly catchy pop songs over the last two years – sung in English, Spanish, and Portuguese – and their new video marks the first single off their upcoming LP Marés. Their previous work was beautiful and well-written, but their newest music sounds fuller, more cleanly produced, and more confidently executed. On La Mujer Que Robaba Recuerdos, the lead vocal floats perfectly above guitar echo and bouncing bass on the verses, setting us up for the layers of guitar melody and vocal harmonies on the chorus. It's a great example of the band's ability to make their intricate pop songwriting sound minimal and easy. After just a few listens you won't be able to get the song's breezy melancholy out of your head. Marés comes out on June 10th via Tuff Enuff in the UK and Jigsaw in the US and it promises to be an essential summer record.


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Wakonda Cup enjoys big success at Yampa Valley Golf Course
Craig — In one of the final golf tournaments of the season, everything went the right way.
The Wakonda Cup/Fore Fat Cor Golf Tournament was played at Yampa Valley Golf Course on Saturday afternoon, raising money to fund a scholarship in the name of Cory Pike, who died from lymphoma in November 2009.
It was the fourth edition of the Fore Fat Cor and the most successful one yet, organizer Dave Pike said. The 88 players on 22 scramble teams amounted to the highest turnout, and it was among the best fundraisers the tournament has had.
"This was our biggest turnout ever, and I think it might be our biggest fundraiser," Pike said. "We're well over $4,000, and I think we're just about at $5,000, once we get all the numbers finalized. That's what I'm hoping for."
Many of the golfers wore Hawaiian attire and came to the course in high spirits for the noon shotgun start. It attracted players from Craig and beyond. Jerry Hill and Ralph and Sam Marquez all came from Lovington, N.M., to support the cause.
All three men, playing alongside Don Smith, of Craig, said they were having a great time during their round. They would finish shooting a 63, one of three teams to tie for second place in gross score.
The winners on the day were Glenn Navratil, Dan Brown, Brett Etzler and Sontos Gomez, whose team score of 61 put them two clear of the field.
A team full of Pikes had good mojo on its side Saturday, as well. Norma, Tyler and Greg Pike, along with Kyle Vetter, took home the top net score prize with a handicap-adjusted 51.
After cold, heavy rains Friday night cast a shadow on the conditions for Saturday, even Mother Nature cooperated with the cause. The later start time for the tournament allowed players to enjoy sunny weather in the 50s throughout the day.
"It was a great day," Dave Pike said.
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For our full-service planning clients, the wedding styling and design process is a critical element that is included with our services. This area is primarily focused on the visual elements of your event (invitations and stationery, florals, decor, entertainment, unique touches) as well as experiential elements (the overall ambiance and guest experience). Our goal when working with our clients is to ensure that every wedding is cohesive from both a visual and experiential viewpoint - simply put, to create a stunning event that looks and feels well- organized and beautifully styled, but is still reflective of your own personal tastes, style and overall wedding vision.
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There are times while cruising that I am filled with such joy at our choice to take off on a boat – not a plane, not a campervan, but a boat – because whatever I'm experiencing is so much better from the vantage of a floating home.
Being on Sydney Harbour, with our own boat, after having sailed there across an ocean, watching the fireworks explode seemingly over our head, from multiple directions was an experience of a lifetime.
We anchored in Farm Cove in about 35' of water. We had arrived on the 30th of Dec and anchored farther into the harbour in shallower water. By noon on the 30th there were a dozen boats in the harbour and at least the same amount at the mouth of the harbour by the point on the East side. On the morning of the 31st we saw a nice hole in the anchorage with a better view and moved to it (S33°51'36.50" E151°13'13.07"). By noon, the anchorage was packed. By 5pm it was getting ridiculous and as the winds switched direction, people had to reanchor to avoid hitting other boats as we swung. By 8pm, the already packed anchorage had a few last minute additions – the last minute people being the least skilled at anchoring of course. We watched one boat try so many times that another sailor got in his dinghy, boarded their boat and helped them anchor (he was downwind of their gong show). With all of that said, the winds were light, the mood was exuberant and friendly all around us, and we only felt the need to put fenders down once on one side of our bow. Not too stressful.
The air show was excellent, the water spraying tug amusing, the lighted boat parade was classic and both sets of fireworks were spectacular. Go Sydney!
On a NUMBERS note, in the 2015 cruising season which began at the end of April for us and finished at NYE, we used 153 engine hours, about 43 gallons of diesel, about 50 gallons of gasoline and we refilled our 20lb propane tank 4 times.


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A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of possession of a firearm with intent to cause violence.
Police were called to Copeland, Brownsover at approximately 9.50am after reports of a domestic incident.
This is believed to be an isolated incident and nobody was injured as a result.
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Tuesday, Nov. 26, 2013 | 2 a.m.
Sun coverage
- Why a 6 1/2-pound baby girl is pulling Neal Smatresk away from UNLV
- Farewell letter from UNLV President Neal Smatresk to campus community
- Consultant finds wide community support for UNLV president
- UNLV president's contract renewed, base pay restored to prerececession level
- Sun Editorial: A new president for UNLV
- In replacing Smatresk, regents have certain kind of president in mind
- Charismatic Smatresk leaves legacy of bold ideas for UNLV
Last week, UNLV President Neal Smatresk announced plans to become the president of the University of North Texas.
The news came as a great shock to many Southern Nevadans, as the search process under way at the school 40 miles north of Dallas remained confidential. Smatresk said he would resign from UNLV after his likely confirmation next month by the University of North Texas Board of Regents.
The decision to leave UNLV after four years at its helm came about, Smatresk said, because of his family in Texas. In a letter to the university community, the popular and well-liked president said his children and granddaughter in Texas have been "pulling on my heartstrings."
The Sun spoke with Smatresk after his announcement to talk about his decision, his legacy and his hopes for the university he leaves behind.
Why did you decide to become president of the University of North Texas?
I wasn't looking for a job. I've been happy here. I love this city, I love this university and I really believe in our mission. I felt that (my wife) Debbie and I have been blessed with incredible support from this community. So when UNT called me for the first time about two months ago, I said, "I'm not sure I'm interested." I didn't think a lot about it after. But then, they called a second time and worked hard to convince me that this was an opportunity I should take seriously. It was just after my grandbaby had been born, so I started thinking that would be a neat place to go back to. It's a pretty good institution, like UNLV, but in a different setting. I liked what I saw in their leadership and the promise of their university. I feel that when you can take a skill set I've developed, which is connecting the university to the community, and the fact that my family could be whole again, it became an irresistible thought. I think it will be a good fit.
What kind of university has UNLV become during your tenure?
A lot of people look for specifics, but I would look at how the culture has changed. If you're leaving a university that's divisive, you haven't done your job as president. I leave behind an institution that believes in itself and is unified as a really positive community. That hasn't always been the case here. When the cuts were happening, we could have fallen apart, but we pulled together. I'm very proud of that. I'm very proud of the fact that we came through the worst of times stronger than ever and we're ready to grow again.
What accomplishments are you most proud of during your time at UNLV?
Closing out the capital campaign (which raised a record $537 million), growing the endowment (from $85 million to nearly $170 million), and raising scholarships and endowed professorships. Bringing the Brookings Institution here. Also, expanding the Honors College. This year, we accepted the largest, most diverse and most talented entering class. We had more National Merit scholars and more valedictorians than ever before. That's phenomenal. This university has so many terrific faculty and students. That's what makes UNLV a first-rate institution.
What do you regret not putting a bow on while at UNLV?
The medical school. Of all the things I think can transform a university, it's the medical school. I love the stadium project, as well, but I think the med school is the single most important item for discussion. I'm sad I'm not going to be able to bring that across the finish line, but getting to the point where we can begin talking about a medical school plan seems like a really strong achievement. A year ago, that was not even possible. Am I afraid it will all crash and burn when I leave? I'm not. These are projects I was able to be a public spokesperson for, but they have deep roots in the community. The university, the regents and the public believe in them. They will continue because they were built out of consensus.
What's been the hardest part about your job as president of UNLV?
The budget cuts and the need to eliminate departments and personnel is one of the hardest things I've done. Those were tough. We sought to preserve most critical parts of our curriculum and tried to trim programs' costs in the most respectful way possible. You can never be cavalier about that. You can't take a corporate attitude about that because we're talking about people's lives. Anytime you're changing personnel, it's a serious decision and those are things that work at you. But if you can't make a tough decision, you're not cut out for this job.
For a long time, the greater Las Vegas community seemed to have dismissed UNLV. The Las Vegas Metro Chamber of Commerce credited you for changing the university's former perception as "an island." How do you see UNLV's town-gown relationship?
I realized early on that if you want your university to be valued, you have to be a great partner. I served on the executive board of the chamber and economic development boards because I so believe in the central belief of a university to expand the workforce and be a stronger driver of a region's economy. I really worked hard to make sure when people look at those economic opportunities, they would first recognize that UNLV had to be a part of that.
What's the greatest challenge facing UNLV?
We're an incredible value. A bachelor's degree in Nevada is about the second-cheapest degree in the country. You can get a whole bachelor's degree for less than $30,000, which is a year (of tuition) in some places. We're cheaper than the Cal State system, the UC system, and Arizona and Arizona State. But we can't deliver higher and higher quality of education – more faculty and services – for nothing. We need to have new infrastructure and pay for great faculty. We need to be able to expand on our resource base, and we can't do that on the budget we have. If we're going to grow, we have to find more revenue, and that's going to come from the state or students or a mixture of the two. We need thoughtful, gradual increases in tuition and state funding so we make sure we can continue to educate our students. Am I concerned about our access mission? Yes. But we deliver a great education every single day. For the most part, graduates gain great jobs. We believe we are preparing them better than we have in the past.
UNLV's Runnin' Rebels didn't make the NCAA basketball finals during your tenure, but this year, the football team is bowl eligible and won back the Fremont Cannon after nearly a decade in UNR's hands. What are your thoughts about UNLV athletics during your time here?
Getting the Fremont Cannon after years of struggle had to be one of the most stirring moments, one of my highlights, as president. I loved it. The cannon looks great in red. I would have liked to make it to the Sweet 16 (in basketball). Yeah, it's a little disappointing, but you know what? We can't expect to have championship seasons every year. Everyone is looking for instant turnarounds, but I'd rather have sports with steady progress and a lot of integrity. While we think our focus should be on academics, presidents often come and go around athletics programs. In my opinion, the academics and research is the most meaningful part of our institution, but the community has a predilection to dwell on athletics. It's important to the university in terms of donor support, and that needs to continue to improve. I'm confident it will.
Do you hope your granddaughter grows up to become a UNLV Rebel?
I've counseled many, many talented students to come to UNLV. I would just say that if UNLV is the best fit for her, I'd be proud for her. UNLV provides an extraordinary education for a great value. If you go to our creative writing program, our hotel program, our law school, I guarantee you'll get a superior education. That said, I may be counseling her to go to UNT.


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Friday, November 5, 2010
Fashion vs Furnishings | 11.5.10
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Sweet like rich chocolate from godiva...ReplyDelete
Running off my tongue like syrupy strawberry drippings...
My Coco Chanel...a special blend...
The clutch! Hands down. Uber preppy chic.ReplyDelete
The clutch is darling.ReplyDelete
I think that is a bit too expensive for flannel sheets.
Clutch. You can always lay your head down on it :>)ReplyDelete
Clutch! Got to have white sheets!ReplyDelete
Clutch - all about the white sheets also!ReplyDelete
I'm a hot sleeper, so clutch for me. (A new clutch goes before a lot of things :)ReplyDelete
I normally lean towards furnishings but today I'm loving the clutch! I'd rather have a set of crisp sheets on my bed with a cozy throw (like my faux fur one from West Elm)!ReplyDelete
Clutch, no contest.ReplyDelete
Wow, I'm going to go against the grain and say sheets! As much as I love that clutch, we're in the 15 minutes of plaid and zipper detailing. The sheets are lovely and likely to last a lifetime!ReplyDelete
does this include a duvet cover?! if so the sheets!ReplyDelete
Gonna go with the clutchReplyDelete
I do love the clutch! But, I have been freezing at night this week. Flannel sheets sound heavenly.ReplyDelete
Probably should go dig mine out of storage and stop complaining about my cold feet. :)
- AnonymousNovember 6, 2010 at 8:15 AM
I would buy that cute little clutch! It's adorable... love it! xoReplyDelete
I wish for both, but I would buy the clutch!! As far as I'm concerned plaid/tartan is never out of style and I would definitely carry this pretty clutch everywhere.ReplyDelete
This one is really interesting! $100 always seems like way too much to spend on sheets. Though while I'd wince at paying $100 for a clutch, I'd do it for something super cute. And even if I used it once or twice a month, I'd definitely get more use out of the sheets. Maybe it's time to rethink priorities?ReplyDelete


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Bogs and Outwash - Growing Uneven-Aged Douglas Fir in the Puget Sound Area
Location: Cranberry Lake Forest Education and Research Center
51 E Tintagel Place, Shelton, Mason County, Washington
Check out the Cranberry Lake Foundation website if you'd like written directions to the property.
Please bring your own lunch and water and dress for the weather. Optional: bring your hard hat. Coffee and snacks will be available at the start.
Come tour the Cranberry Lake Forest Education and Research Center. This 720-acre property is used for education and research of the natural environment. Active timber management helps support these goals.
Of the 720 acres, approximately 520 acres is upland forest, with the remaining 200 acres being comprised of lakes and streams, as well as unique wetland environments such as bogs and fens.
The management of the property is a mix of even-aged and uneven-aged management, with approximately 420 acres managed in the latter. Come see the challenges and successes of managing Douglas-fir using uneven-aged methods in this unique environment.
Hosted by Cranberry Lake Foundation forester Matt Provencher, (also a Forest Stewards Guild Professional Member).
Join the group afterwards for a social at the Spencer Lake Bar and Grill, 1180 East Pickering Road, Shelton, WA
Detailed agenda coming soon...but here is a sneak peek:
Our hosts will introduce the Foundation's management across chronological series of thinnings. This will be a great opportunity to meet with other Guild members and discuss the impacts of drought on Douglas-fir, the implementation of intermediate thinnings, and how to respond to changes in climate. We will visit three field sites to view thinning projects and response over time.
9:30 – 10 – Arrive at Cranberry Lake Forest Education and Research Center shelter (follow arrow signs from entrance)
10:00 – 10:20 – Guild Updates, Shane Hetzler
10:20 – 10:45 – Overview and history of the Cranberry Lake Foundation, Matt Provencher
10:45-11 – Go to boardwalk
11 – 11:45 – visit a forested bog and immediately recent harvest area. Discuss the current logging and also what forested bogs look like and their management challenges.
11:45 – 12:30 – Lunch at shelter
12:30 – 1:15 – Site 1 – 2017 Logging
1:15 – 2:00 – Site 2 – 2014 Logging
2:00 – 2:45 – Site 3 – 2011 Logging
Participants will have time for self-guided tours in the immediate area (each location is roughly in the middle of the harvest unit), and then we will reconvene and have a guided discussion about each site.
2:45 – 3:00 – wrap up and close out, use porta potty if needed
3:00 – Travel to social at Spencer Lake Bar and Grill, 1180 East Pickering Road (about 15-20 minutes away)
For more information about this event, please email Colleen Robinson.
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The Dragon wars are over! Or are they? The fighting has just been replaced by looting!
After the great war between the dragon clans of the north, there are four clans of dragons still intact and vying for control of the Brimstone mountains. Decimated by the wars, the dragons have vowed not to fight each other anymore, but only one clan can claim this, the greatest mountain range of the north. Instead, the clans have agreed that control of the Brimstone mountains will go to the clan with the most prestige, both in size and membership of the clan and in control of the greatest aeries in the mountains.
You will play as one of the four dragon clans: Koleburnne, Imburs, Solfury, and Smoak. You will start with a clan of dragons and during the course of the game you will recruit rogue dragons to your clan and claim aeries to build up your prestige. Mountain villages of humans, dwarves, and goblins can be raided from these aeries.
Dragon Clans is a game for 2-4 players in which the players send their clan dragons flying through the mountains in search of treasure and rogue dragons to recruit. IT is a deck building with a twist -- the cards in your hand actually represent dragons and those dragons can be sent into the mountains to raid and more!


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63b Catering Services was not always so mobile. 63b was originally a restaurant on Brownston Street in Wanaka, before turning into a catering company 5 years ago.
Maxine started in the restaurant business on the Greek island of Paros opening her own Taverna. Upon returning to New Zealand 10 years ago she worked as a chef in several Wanaka restaurants before opening her own restaurant in December 1998 - which went mobile 5 years later.
Brent comes from a sales and marketing background. Having seen the light, he moved south 5 years ago. Brent has been involved in 63b Catering for two years, assisting Maxine in the kitchen. On the night, Brent takes a front of house role, keeping the evening running smoothly.


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Think it's fair to say I haven't had the smoothest of starts to this season, started out in Canada and then Barcelona on both occasions losing out in qualification. Slightly more disappointing were the performances but maybe expecting to much from myself instead of just going on court and enjoying my squash.
Although I wasn't performing in the tournaments I wasn't to worried as I knew I had put the work in and I was playing well in training. But squash is all about winning matches and it doesn't matter how well you train if the goods aren't there come match day.
After coming back from those first tournaments I had a bit of time to reflect before my next tournament in Ireland. The first thing I did when I got back was to evaluate the trip in a bit more depth so I sat down with my coach and we tried to diagnose what went wrong and how I could use my experiences to make me a better player.
I also had the opportunity through league squash namely national league and Yorkshire league to try and find some form and which in return would give me some confidence to build on. I also had a small tournament in Coventry the weekend before Ireland to give me some match practice and get me sharp. The week leading up to Ireland proved to be a pivotal one and I felt like I was finding some form with some good performances in league then down in Coventry where I felt I played some of my best squash of recent times.
Importantly I got some long tough matches in my leg and felt confident going into Ireland. First up was Roman Svec of the Czech Republic, I managed to pull through in three (13/11 11/2 11.7) a good performance if not a little nervy at times but I expected as much having not won to many matches recently. The thing that never fails to amaze me is the much higher importance PSA tournaments hold compared to anything else. After all we are playing for money and valuable ranking points.
But its amazing what a win does for you, after the first win it felt like a massive weight had been lifted. Next up was Alex Phillips #WR167 I felt I played well and was happy to come through in three (11/6 11/8 13/11). Just towards the end of the match I managed to slip while moving forward after all I am not the most elegant of movers. Although I managed to come through that match I rushed to ice the injury and tried to do everything I could in the knowledge I had a main draw match waiting the next day.
The next day instead of hitting in the morning before the match like myself and most players tend to do I rested up as the injury if anything had become worse overnight. But there was no way I was going to pull out, I decided to go on enjoy it and see what I could do, I was up against Ben Ford former top 100 player still very classy and with great experience. Didn't start off to well losing the first game in little to no time but as the body warmed up and adrenaline kick in I managed to do alright losing out 11/1 11/8 11/8. I had mixed feelings from the tournament on the one hand I had qualified which I wasn't expected to do but at the same time I had come away with what I knew was a nasty injury and which prevented me from being able to go out all guns blazing in the main draw which is what I needed to do to stand any chance.
Throughout the tournament I had a little bit of media coverage from BBC Gloucestershire which mentioned my results every night in the sports update so thanks to them and in particular Ian Randall.
Still on the mend and sadly was unable to go to Japan after further set backs but hoping to be back soon and have at least two more tournaments planned before the end of the year both of which are in Poland where I am in qualification. Thanks for all the support and words of encouragement recently means a lot. Feeling good and looking forward to a good end to the year.


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JK Meshi!
Another anime short and this is definitely one of those non-watchable ones. I thought it was going to be okay when I saw some preview content, but that changed when I actually saw the first episode.
The artwork is just so bad. It looks cheap. It's almost like it's made by a group of chimps. It inspired me to find out which studio made this. I honestly have never heard of this studio before and I can honestly say that they haven't made a single thing worth watching yet.
The story… It's like a terribly bad version of Shokugeki no Soma without the competitiveness.
I cannot recommend this. It's supposed to be funny but I didn't even laugh once. I just sat in my chair for three minutes with a frown on my face. What a waste of time.
Plot Summary: Three high school girls have mastered the art of cooking simple, B-class dishes called JK meshi. The three girls — Reina, Ryōka, and Ruriko — are all classmates in their second year of high school. They often get distracted when studying for tests, and when they do, they cook JK meshi.


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