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Tim Wilson is in his eighth year as Nebraska's strength and conditioning coach for men's basketball. Wilson oversees the year-round training for the Husker basketball team and has played a major role in the physical development of several All-Big Ten performers at Nebraska, including James Palmer Jr., Isaac Copeland, Andrew White III, Tai Webster, Terran Petteway and Shavon Shields.
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Prior to joining the Oregon staff, Wilson spent 11 seasons in the NBA working with the Milwaukee Bucks, where he developed and implemented the strength and conditioning programs on a year-round basis. The Bucks made the playoffs six times in his tenure in Milwaukee, including the Eastern Conference Finals in 2000-01. With the Bucks, he worked with NBA All-Stars Ray Allen, Michael Redd, Glenn Robinson and Sam Cassell, as well as former Husker Erick Strickland.
As strength and conditioning coach at the University of Pittsburgh from 1991 to 1996, Wilson dealt exclusively with the football program. Wilson served under legendary college football coach Johnny Majors and helped several student-athletes on their way to successful professional careers.
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A new Ichiro blend
Nate and Chris at The Whisky Wall beat me to the draw on a new blended whisky from Ichiro Akuto (by about a month). It is significant because Akuto sees bottlings like this as important to his Chichibu distillery's development at a time when its single malt is very young.
"The Card series (single malts from the old Hanyu distillery) tend to sell out as soon as they come out. However, they are single casks and limited," he says. "Our blended whisky is growing and we regard it to be of growing importance for the future."
I think this is the first grain and malt blend from Akuto, but it is part of a line of vatted whiskies from him reaching back to the Gingko (1,2) collaboration. In a similar way to the Gingko project, Akuto has been able to bring together malts from 9 distilleries and grains from distilleries. That is extremely unusual in Japan, where there is no established trade in whiskies between distilleries, but Akuto appears to have the pull and the commitment to do it. It is intriguingly titled "Ichiro's Malt and Grain White Label" in some of its marketing, which could be read as implying some different coloured labels in the near future.
The 46 percent ABV Malt and Grain is selling for a little bit more than 3,000 yen a bottle (38 dollars or 27 euros) for a 700ml bottle, which is pricey but not ridiculous given its provenance.
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About 50 years ago Hitchcock followed his artistic masterpiece with two of the most important movies ever to emerge from Hollywood. Two very different pictures, each was to chart a course for an entire genre.
About 50 years ago Hitchcock followed his artistic masterpiece with two of the most important movies ever to emerge from Hollywood. Two very different pictures, each was to chart a course for an entire genre. From the first: the modern template for the espionage, man on the run film. From the second: the modern horror. No picture has been made since, in either genre, that didn't pay some sort of homage to these iconic statements.
North by Northwest
There are other Hitchcock pictures that offer more chills or suspense, but none matches the sheer entertainment bang of North by Northwest. Not as frightening as Psycho or as powerful as Vertigo or as violent as Frenzy or as psychologically intriguing as about a dozen others, North by Northwest is, however, the most fun Hitchcock film of all and, given the sheer amount of set pieces and locale changes and plot gimmicks, it ends up, as relatively light as it is, an accumulation of Hitchcockian devices unlike any of his other films. An Everyman, a mistaken identity, a MacGuffin, inept authorities, bourbon, homosexuality, odd mother-son relationships, murder, trains, blonde dames, black humor -- it's all here, along with Cary Grant, the quintessential Hitchcock leading man.
While Hitchcock gets his cameo out of the way early -- missing a bus in the opening montage of NYC bustle -- he enjoyed screen time in one of his most memorable trailers in the guise of a travel director offering a cross-country trip of thrills and chills. Thing is, the entirety of the film plays much like a trailer, fast-paced and packed with highlights. Sure, it's a picaresque Cold-War espionage false-accusation chase-film love story, but it's really a vehicle for Hitchcock to thread cool but disparate set-piece concepts together, and all hail the great screenwriter Ernest Lehman for making it work. You can imagine Hitch's conversation with Lehman when pitching the assignment: "A diplomat is murdered at the United Nations! A guy is nearly crop-dusted to death in an isolated cornfield! A gunfight on the faces of Mount Rushmore! Make it work!"
Lehman made it work, and he's one of a team of craftsmen that Hitchcock assembled who turned in classic work, from Bernard Herrman's pins-and-needles score to Saul Bass's iconic title sequences (a pattern of crisscrossing lines melt into the window grids of a skyscraper above Madison Avenue) to one of Hitchcock's greatest ensemble casts -- Grant, James Mason, Eva Marie Saint, Martin Landau, and the great Hitchcock utility man, Leo G. Carroll. Hitchcock was famously prickly about actors, but he loved Grant, and Hitchcock put the 55-year-old actor through his paces in North by Northwest.
It's a whirlwind performance from Grant -- romantic, comic, and athletic. As Roger Thornhill, Grant is both suave and bumbling, shallow and complex, noble and contemptible. It's also Grant at his most physical on screen, although he was just a few years from retiring from films altogether. Here we get him sprinting away from airplanes, diving from machine-gun fire, scaling building ledges, and dangling from cliffs. And in the cafeteria scene when Eve shoots Roger (with blanks), everyone talks about the little boy in the background who covers his ears just before Eve pulls the trigger -- a famous goof -- but how about Grant's acrobatic up-on-the-toes Michael Jackson move once he's shot? That's the real moment worth treasuring.
North by Northwest is also one of Hitchcock's funniest films, and Grant gets most of the best lines although he's asked to perform in some pretty dippy sequences, especially the scene in which the bad guys try to murder him by pouring an entire bottle of bourbon into him and putting him in a car to make his escape along a curvy cliffside highway; it's another inspired idea from Hitch -- it would be so much easier just to shoot the guy. It's a hoot to hear Grant's famous clipped accent dissolve into a drunken slur in the police station, where he calls his mother for help and crawls up onto the interrogation table to pass out.
So Roger Thornhill, as a character, doesn't carry the psychological depth of other Hitchcockian protagonists like Scottie Ferguson or Jeff Jeffries; still, his maddening confusion and simmering rage over his abduction and false murder charges carry real weight, especially once Saint's femme fatale, Eve Kendall, gets her claws into him. Hitchcock layers the scenes between Roger and Eve with equal parts sexual tension and latent violence -- embracing in the tight quarters of the trainroom, the two perform a rotating slow dance, sort of a modified arc shot, in which Roger threatens to murder Eve. Her response: "Please do".
Later, when Roger unexpectedly returns from the attempted crop-dusting murder, Eve rushes to embrace him, relieved after genuinely falling for him, and Roger puts his hands up to her neck, not knowing whether to make love to her or throttle her to death. Similarly, in the auction scene, the villainous Phillip Vandamm (James Mason at his most charmingly malicious), admires Eve's neck as he strokes it lightly with his fingertips, and then, as the camera closes in tight, he squeezes her neck is a possessive vice-grip. That Hitch! Master of Suspense, sure, but by 1959, he was also the master of disturbing interplays of sex and violence.
He pushed the sexual banter as far as he could -- Saint even had to overdub one her lines, changing "I never make love on an empty stomach" to "I never discuss love on an empty stomach". Why? Because Roger follows the line with, "You've already eaten". Her response: "But you haven't". In other words, she was referring to making love on his stomach. Yow! Too bad such a snappy exchange was altered, although Hitchcock's dirty visual pun to close the film stayed in, as did Martin Landau's gay innuendos, another Hitchcock hallmark.
Saint's performance is, in fact, a testament to one of Hitchcock's most overlooked gifts -- his knack for coaching his actors. Consider Saint's role as Edie Doyle in On the Waterfront five years earlier (and did any American actress land two better roles in the '50s? Or provide a more confusing trilogy of first names: Eva/Edie/Eve?). Edie was a plain, Catholic schoolgirl who wore no makeup and had never been kissed. But Hitchcock taught Saint how to be a vixen. His advice: Look Grant directly into his eyes, and speak in a deeper register. It worked -- Saint smolders on the screen.
Elsewhere, it's a showcase of brilliant filmic touches: Mason himself creates the sinister lighting in the room by drawing blinds, turning on lamps, and backlighting himself. A camera views the standoff at the Long Island mansion from the ceiling, then switches to a shaky handheld as the henchmen wrestle Roger to the sofa. Hitchcock steals a shot of the UN after being denied permission to film there -- love the double-take of the guy who recognizes Grant as he walks up the stairs. The utter silence for several minutes that introduces the cropdusting sequence -- no background music at all throughout the entire sequence, a genius move that doubles the eerie juxtapositions and dramatic ironies that makes the scene such a classic.
So Roger has to save the MacGuffin (a little statue full of microfilm, it turns out), catch the criminal masterminds, get the girl, and clear his name. But it's the Hitchcock exuberance for taking the audience on a dizzying ride that we remember most about this film, and fifty years of James Bond and action-adventure blockbusters and quirky post-modernist plot-smithing have kept alive what Hitchcock started, although most often with diminished returns. Hitchcock emerged from darker thrillers to make North by Northwest, and he would return to them again later, but for this film, it was all right to disregard allegorical overtones in favor of the thrill of the chase and to simply celebrate the riotous creativity of a master at his most devilishly fun.
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WASHINGTON, July 19 (UPI) -- President Barack Obama may cancel a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, in part because of the Edward Snowden standoff, U.S. officials said.
The rethinking -- reversing an announcement Obama made last month when the two leaders met in Northern Ireland -- would also reflect growing strains over the war in Syria, disputes over nuclear weapons, including in Iran, and White House concerns about the Kremlin's treatment of dissidents, administration officials told several news organizations.
The White House, which did not officially comment on the possible meeting cancellation, said it was "deeply disappointed and concerned" by the Thursday conviction of Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny, who exposed high-level Kremlin corruption.
He was convicted on embezzlement charges and sentenced to five years in prison.
The White House said the conviction reflected a trend of "suppressing dissent and civil society in Russia."
Putin has said Washington is being hypocritical in complaining about Russian actions when it seeks to prosecute Snowden, who exposed top-secret U.S. surveillance programs. Snowden faces up to 30 years in prison.
The fugitive former contractor, who has been in the transit zone of Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport for weeks, formally requested temporary asylum in Russia Tuesday.
But Putin has also said he doesn't want the Snowden matter to hurt U.S.-Russian ties.
"Bilateral relations, in my opinion, are far more important than squabbles about the activities of the secret services," he told Russian reporters who asked Wednesday about the scheduled Moscow meeting.
The meeting would be an extra stop for Obama on a trip to St. Petersburg for the annual Group of 20 nations summit Sept. 5-6.
White House spokesman Jay Carney this week declined several time to say if Obama still planned to go to Moscow.
"The president intends to travel to Russia for the G20 summit," he told reporters Wednesday. "I don't have anything to add to what we've said in the past about that trip."
When pressed, Carney acknowledged to laughter he "might have been deliberately vague, so I'm not sure I can clarify."
But Carney mentioned nothing about a possible cancellation and didn't answer directly when asked if there would be any consequences for Russia if Snowden is not returned.
"We are working with them through normal channels and having conversations with Russian government officials at all levels about this matter," he said. "I am not going to get ahead of that process."
A cancellation would not be the first between Obama and Putin.
In May of last year, when Obama hosted the Group of Eight summit at Camp David, Md., Putin stayed in Russia, citing domestic obligations.


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I know my business better than anyone, as both the founder and the person who has, at one time or another, performed most of the jobs in the company.
For that reason, I have valuable lessons to impart. However, there comes a time in every business owner's life when it is also important to be open to allowing others to change, add, or create methods that may or may not be in keeping with my own vision.
In the last month, I have been privy to both teaching and learning moments with a very talented new hire, who has brought some of her own vision to the mix, but who is also still learning the ropes of our business.
As a result, I've found I have to evaluate carefully in the training process when to teach, and when to be willing to learn.
When someone challenges my way of doing things, I try to be open to hearing them out, and have found that learning from others can be just what my business needs to kick things into turbo. When it comes to small changes, it is easy to be open to suggestions — but for the bigger, more conceptual changes, that is not always so. I struggled when my new hire decided that she wanted to completely reorganize our showroom space. The space is made up of wall display spaces, display tables, and organizational drawers with surplus stuff in them. My approach had always been to leave the wall space packed with masses of all types of jewelry to show clients that we could make anything, while setting the display tables with neatly-targeted trend groups that changed seasonally, and depending on which client was coming for an appointment.
But I could see the new hire's point that it would be good to go through all the items to get rid of some of the samples that had been accumulating for the eight years we have been in business. It was a job I had never really wanted to do, both because I had a hard time throwing out styles that represented part of the history of our company, and because it was a massive undertaking time-wise. While the new hire made over the showroom into her vision, I left on a business trip. When I returned, I found that more than 50 percent of the samples had been thrown away. The result was a very bare space, and I was on the verge of a heart attack!
Rather than go into meltdown mode about the newly-created blank space, I asked her to explain to me what she intended. Her feeling was that customers prefer to shop in an uncluttered space that shows less "extra" stuff, so they can stay focused only on the relevant pieces. Although I disagreed strongly, and my honest inclination was to tell her to put everything back the way she found it, I decided to roll the dice and try out her vision. The result was a showroom set-up that was sleek and inviting, complete with great new viewing spaces for customers to see more of our line at once. In truth, being willing to step out of my comfort zone allowed us to create a more welcoming and easier-to-shop space for our customers.
While I felt safe learning from my new hire when it came to my showroom, there are times when I know best, and it is my job to make sure my staff does as well. Our first market week in the newly organized space--when customers from across the country come to view our new product lines and place orders for spring merchandise--takes place this week. As the new hire began to pull together trends and lay out relevant jewelry on the display tables, I noted that she was showing some merchandise that would not be suited to the specific customer she was preparing to meet. When I asked about her choices, she told me she thought it was good for the customer to see what others would be carrying as well as what might most interest him.
In this instance, I had to insist on a teaching moment. Showing a few pieces outside of the customer's range is acceptable, but I feel it is crucial to ensure that 99 percent of the items on display match the customer's taste and shopping history. The first impression a customer gets when he walks into a space is to feel that he is either in the right place, or the wrong place, and that feeling will influence the rest of the meeting--and ultimately the orders we get from it.
While I could tell the new hire was not in total agreement with my reasoning, I needed her to understand why I was right on this point. I explained to her that just as a teenager would never deign to shop in a clearly older woman's shop, a buyer does not want to feel he is dealing with a vendor who does not understand his needs. I then showed her specifically the items that needed to be traded out for merchandise that better fit the type of customer she was courting. I stopped myself, however, from going so far as to tell her what to fill the ensuing holes with because I wanted the project to remain hers. My request for her to remerchandise some of the pieces was the right one; a couple days later I came in to find an assortment that will sell 10 times better than the first one I saw.
I find that being willing to learn from my staff members does not just help my company's interests, but it also creates a willingness among my team members to learn from me without feeling micromanaged.


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The Central Connecticut women's soccer team (4-12-1, 3-6-0 NEC) earned its third conference win of the season against Fairleigh Dickinson on Friday night by a score of 1-0. Freshman Brianne Casey scored the lone goal for Central in the victory on a well-placed penalty kick in the second period. The goal is her first of her collegiate career and the shutout marks number five of the season for goalkeeper Nikola Deiter.
The Blue Devils have won three of their last four games, all via the shutout. The lone loss was a 1-0 defeat to LIU Brooklyn in overtime.
Fairleigh Dickinson (5-10-3, 2-7-0 NEC) got off to an early start posting two shots in the first three minutes of play. Central responded, however, with two shots of their own eight minutes later within 21 seconds of each other - one high from senior Annie Freer, and one from Casey that was saved by FDU goalie Felicia Burr. The two teams remained evenly matched for the duration of the first period, posting four shots and two corner kicks each in the half. Deiter notched four saves, compared to three for Burr.
FDU started the second half posting two shots and a corner kick in the first four minutes however, it was Casey who broke free mid-way through the half. Casey was brought down as she approached the goal and was awarded a penalty kick that landed in the bottom left corner of the net to put the Blue Devils up 1-0.
Central's defense held strong for the remainder of the game allowing only one more shot for FDU totaling eight on the day (five on goal) compared to 11 (six on goal) for CCSU. Both goalkeepers posted five saves in the match.
The Blue Devils will wrap up their 2012 season and celebrate Senior Day at home on Sunday, Oct. 28 against Sacred Heart at 12 p.m.


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Stuffed Mushrooms
The possibilities for stuffed mushrooms are almost limitless. They are perfect as passed hors d'oeuvres and they're incredibly versatile and easy to make when you're pressed for time. We have a dinner party tonight, and I wanted to use the leftover stuffing from Thanksgiving. "Stuffing-stuffed Mushrooms" has a nice ring to it, no?
I boosted the flavor of the stuffing with parmesan cheese, sliced almonds and crème fraîche. To smooth out the texture, I incorporated some crème fraîche to the stuffing and brushed the mushrooms with tomato sauce and tomato paste as well. Once each button mushroom is filled with stuffing, sprinkle on some more parmesan, bake, and they're ready to serve!
Yields: 48 appetizers4 cups leftover stuffing
1 tablespoon olive oil
2 cloves garlic, finely minced
1 shallot, thinly sliced
1 teaspoon red chili flakes (optional)
4 tablespoons parmesan cheese, freshly grated
3 tablespoons crème fraîche
1/4 cup sliced almonds, coarsely crushed
2 tablespoons flat-leaf parsley leaves, finely chopped
1 teaspoon black pepper, freshly ground
4 dozen button mushrooms
1 tablespoon tomato paste
3 tablespoons tomato sauce
2 tablespoons truffle oil (or olive oil)
Preheat the oven to 400°F.
In a small pan, dry toast the sliced almonds for about 2 minutes until slightly golden. Transfer to a plate to prevent the nuts from browning too much (or burning!).
Prepare the mushrooms. Maman used to peel the thin outer "skin" on the "hat" of button mushrooms, using a paring knife. If you're extra cautious, do peel them. Using the same paring knife, gently remove the stem of the mushrooms creating a deep cavity. Gather the stems and thinly slice them.
In a bowl, combine the tomato paste with tomato sauce. Brush the inside of each mushroom "hat" with a thin layer of tomato and place them on a baking pan previously lined with parchment paper and greased with a little oil.
In a pot, heat the olive oil. Add the shallots. When the color is translucent, add the garlic and red chili flakes (if used). As the garlic becomes slightly golden, stir-fry the mushroom stems and cook for about a minute. Add the stuffing. Reduce the heat to medium-low and cook until the mixture is warm. Turn off the heat. Add the crème fraîche, 1 tablespoon of flat-leaf parsley, 3 tablespoons of parmesan cheese and coarsely crushed almonds. Season with pepper.
Stuff each mushroom with about 1 tablespoon of the stuffing mixture, creating a small mound. Drizzle with truffle oil and sprinkle with the remaining parmesan cheese. Bake for 22 minutes until the top is golden and forms a crust.
Serve warm on a large platter. Decorate with flat-leaf parsley.
Bon appétit!
9 mushrooms weigh 8 ounces. For this appetizer recipe count about 40 ounces of mushrooms (2.5 pounds).
I added a few sliced almonds to create a thicker texture.
To make sure I didn't drizzle too much oil before baking the appetizers, I put the truffle oil in a spray pump mister bottle and sprayed a thin layer. If you don't have truffle oil, you can subsitute with any other oil you prefer.
I didn't make my own crème fraîche today but bought it from the market. Crème fraîche is the French version of sour cream. It has a very nice tangy taste and richer mouth feel.
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Senate Budget Chairman Steve Ogden, R-Bryan, favors less representative and more direct democracy to handle some of the state's pressing problems.
Texas voters should be asked to weigh in on school finance, state highway funding and the business tax, Ogden told the Texas Taxpayers and Research Association annual meeting Tuesday.
"We need to let people tell us what they want," said Ogden, who is retiring after his term ends next year.
He would scrap the entire school finance system, which depends heavily on local property values. Property values vary so much, resulting in vast inequities that are difficult to resolve and always trigger court challenges.
Ogden would ask voters to pass a statewide property tax. School districts could share the revenue in an equitable way. Ogden proposes a statewide property tax rate of $1 – and he would allow voters to add a local enrichment tax of up to 20 cents per $100 of property value.
The Texas Constitution requires an efficient public education system, which courts have determined means school districts must get substantially equal revenues at similar taxing rates.
"If people vote for it, we will fix the constitutional problem. If they vote against it, they are sending a very clear signal to cut the budget," Ogden said.
The state's business tax is poorly designed, in part, because of a constitutional prohibition against imposing an income tax on limited partnerships. The franchise tax is unfair and also requires companies to pay a tax even if they lose money, Ogden said.
A fairer tax would allow the state to levy an income tax on all Texas businesses, he said.
The state of Texas now spends more money to pay off debt for highway bonds than it has in cash to build new roads. And the debt is accumulating – roughly $16 billion that will cost more than $30 billion to repay.
Debt service on the road bonds "will eat up any money (about $3.5 billion) that we have to maintain highways," Ogden said.
"So let's ask people for some help," he said, suggesting a debt service tax much like school districts use to pay off school bond issues.
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January 30, 2003JANUARY 30, 2003 — Extolling this as an extraordinary time in entertainment, Stephen A. Unger, managing partner of Heidrick and Struggles' media and entertainment practice, spoke to a standing-room only crowd of MBA students at The Anderson School at UCLA. Unger cited several recent high-profile examples of changes in the management of major media and entertainment corporations, including three new heads of home video at Warner Brothers, Paramount and Sony in just the last month. He views this volatility as creating a marketplace that is full of opportunity, which can be good news for jobseekers interested in entering the entertainment field. He also believes this is just the beginning of upheaval since change begets change.
"When it starts shaking at the top," Unger predicts, "it shakes throughout."
Unger also had unique insight into his audience, because his wife, Kathleen, received her executive MBA from The Anderson School. He joked about trying to help her with statistical homework and failing to get even one problem correct.
Entertainment is an enormous industry, and Unger detailed some of the broad range of activities encompassed by it, offering many lucrative areas to explore. Industry revenues have continued to show substantial growth right through the recession, even in the hard hit Internet-related sectors. Unger characterizes globalization as one of the tremendous drivers of business opportunity, especially in the exporting of content.
"Intellectual property is the largest export in the United States in terms of balance of trade," Unger said. "And big chunks of intellectual property are manifest in music, and in television and in motion pictures."
Unger commented that the 25 percent or so of The Anderson School students with international background have a built-in advantage. Cultural fluency, which he defines as the ability to be as comfortable doing business in Tokyo or Paris as in Los Angeles, is a vital skill that the globalization of business will demand.
Unger noted that the entertainment industry experienced less of an impact from the recent recession, and he expects the excessive downsizing the recession spawned to contribute to positive job growth in the sector for 2003. Also, demographics indicate there will be a talent shortage, increasing as the baby boom generation retires. A key source of these new jobs will be in the intersection of consumer technology and entertainment. Having the ability to move from one industry sector to another will be vital to succeed in this vortex of opportunity. Unger recommends studying across different disciplines and becoming conversant with, if not actually mastering, as many skill sets as possible.
Determining if entertainment is right for you involves doing your homework on yourself first with an honest evaluation of what you do well and enjoy doing, according to Unger. It is the foundation of building the compelling story you need to sell yourself to others. Then you find the kind of jobs that capture those qualities and then the companies that hold those jobs and finally who their decision makers are and how you can influence them.
"It's really knowing yourself. I think that's 75 percent of it. Knowing what you are good at. Don't fool yourself. Not, oh, there's a job out there I want to grab it," Unger advises. "It's knowing what you're good at and going after it."
Unger strongly recommended that students find a great mentor, because in order to get and keep great jobs and to advance, you need a great champion. He suggests that students use UCLA as a platform to introduce themselves to industry insiders. Spending time determining who will take an interest in you as an individual, instead of reading the want ads, can be a much more effective career search strategy. He also recommends doing your homework on the people you will be working with to avoid getting yourself into a situation you could regret.
"It doesn't matter how much you are getting paid, and it doesn't even matter what you are doing if you don't like the people you are working with," asserts Unger.
Though Unger noted that an MBA is not a "meal ticket," he views it as very helpful to launching a career. He mentioned a few of The Anderson School's graduates who have gone on to succeed in the entertainment industry, including Brian Becker ('82) of Clear Channel Entertainment and Brain Mulligan ('90), formerly of Universal, among others.
"It is an exciting and rare opportunity to listen to someone who has such extensive experience in entertainment," said full-time MBA student Stephanie Atlas ('03). "He was really able to give us a great snapshot of what's happening now and where he sees the industry is going."
Considering a career in entertainment, possibly in home video or theatrical marketing, Atlas has served internships with 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. She is currently vice president of corporate relations and career development for The Anderson School student's Entertainment Management Association.
"We are very grateful to have Mr. Unger take the time to share his extensive knowledge of the entertainment industry with us," said Jon B. Kaplan, associate director of the Parker Career Management Center, sponsor of Unger's presentation. "As a key executive recruiter in the field, he has valuable insight into a very important industry for many Anderson School graduates."
In December 2001, Unger was named 61st on the annual "100 Most Powerful" list of The Sporting News, and 65th on CableFAX Magazine's "100 Most Influential in Cable" list. Before becoming a dominant player in the executive search field for the past 15 years, he was associate producer of an Emmy award-winning film and in senior management positions at Universal Pictures, CBS Theatrical Films, and Filmways Pictures (which is now MGM).


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Benchmark crude for March delivery was down 46 cents to $95.40 per barrel by midday in Europe in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Nymex floor trading was closed Monday. The contract fell $1.45 on Friday.
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VERGENNES — In a special meeting held on May 22 the Vergennes Union High School board voted against two administrators' recommendation and preserved the school's German language program in a decision that may be a preview of future difficult choices that lie ahead at VUHS.
About 25 citizens and staff members came to the meeting to support the German program, which Principal Ed Webbley and Addison Northwest Supervisory Union Superintendent Thomas O'Brien had said should be phased out over the next three years after the retirement of longtime teacher Joy Minns, who will step down at the end of this school year.
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The Moose Lake-Willow River Rebels put nine players in the scorebook to beat the Virginia Blue Devils by a score of 56-49 in Moose Lake on Tuesday, December 11. Matt Mach, with four three-pointers, was the lone Rebel to hit double digits for the undefeated Rebels. Cade Stackpool and Jacob Quick each had 13 points for Virginia. The Rebels led just 25-23 at the break.
Michael Pender, Jake Disterhaupt and Tony Adamczak had nine, eight and seven points, respectively. Isaac Coil, John Zinter and Ike Pederson added five, four and three points, respectively, and Erza Szczyrbak had a free throw.
Rebels drop Polar Bears
The Rebels stayed unbeaten as they dropped the Floodwood Polar Bears by a score of 69-58 in Floodwood on Thursday, December 13. The Rebels led 34-23 at the break and put three players in double figures. Michael Pender led the way with 14 points, including one three-pointer. Riley Bernsdorf and Ross Schminski each had 17 points for Floodwood.
Tony Adamczak had 12 points, including two threes. Ike Pederson scored 11 points. Matt Mach, with two threes, had nine points. Isaac Coil and Jake Disterhaupt each scored six points. Ezra Szczyrbak had five points and John Zinter had four points. Brad Fossum added a bucket.
Next, the boys travel to Crosby-Ironton High School to take part in the Crosby-Ironton Invitational December 27-29.
Bombers drop Mercuries
Then undefeated Barnum Bombers had no trouble dropping the McGregor Mercuries with an 89-25 thumping in Barnum on Monday, December 17. The Bombers soared to a 52-11 lead at halftime. Zach Carlson led all scorers with 22 points and Daniel Warpula, with two threes, had 18 points as Barnum put four players in double figures.
Tory Slater, with one three, had 11 points and Samuel Anderson had 10 points. Dakota Haley scored nine points. Brandon Newman had four points. Colton Selix hit one three-pointer and Andrew Naslund had three points as did Mitchell Weller. Perry Serrano had two points as did John Zmyslony and Chase Peterson.
The Barnum boys travel to Braham December 21 with game time at 7:30 p.m.
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MLA beats Webster-Siren
The Moose Lake Area girls beat Webster-Siren by a score of 8-2 on Tuesday, Dec. 11. Kaitlyn Greene made 38 saves in goal for MLA's win and even had an assist on a goal. Andrea Youngberg scored a hat trick for the Rebels.
The Rebels scored first with Andrea Youngberg scoring at 6:11 of the first period, assisted by Haley Radel and Hannah Dougherty. MLA scored at 6:52 on a goal by Erin Mollberg, assisted by Jessica Bird.
MLA got three goals in the second period. Youngberg scored at 14:53, assisted by Jamie Bird for 3-2. It was Jamie Bird with an unassisted goal at 15:22 for the 4-2 lead. Georgia Ryan, assisted by Mollberg and Ryan, scored for the 5-2 advantage.
It was all MLA in third frame. Ryan scored, assisted by Mollberg and Jamie Bird for 6-2 at 4:55. Mollberg scored, assisted by Ryan and Greene for 7-2 at 8:04. Youngberg capped off a hat trick with a goal at 15:54 that was assisted by Jessica Paull.
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Kaitlyn Greene earned the win by stopping 18 of 20 shots on goal in the 3-2 Rebels win. Jessica Bird had a two goals, including the game-winner.
There was no scoring in the first period.
Andrea Youngberg, assisted by Jamie Bird, made it 1-0 at 4:22 of the second stanza. Silver Bay got two goals to take a 2-1 lead heading into the final period.
The third period found the Rebels scoring two goal for the victory. Jessica Bird scored, assisted by Jamie Bird and Hannah Dougherty on the power play to make it 2-2 at 6:45. Jessica Bird got the game-winner at 7:06, assisted by Erin Mollberg and Dougherty for the 3-2 final tally.
The Rebels are now 6-3 on the season. They have two more home games before Christmas. On Thursday, they host Princeton at 7 p.m. before welcoming Superior to Riverside Arena on Saturday. That game starts at 1 p.m..
Moose Lake Area
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The Moose Lake Area boys hockey team lost 7-3 to North Branch on Tuesday, December 11. The Rebels were outshot only 42-38 with Gage Mohelsky taking the loss in net with 35 saves.
Cole Lower scored first on an unassisted goal for the first period's only goal at 8:57.
North Branch scored three unanswered goals in the second stanza and added three more goals in the third period before Gabe Douglas scored on a goal assisted by Tyler Hoffman. Jesse Granfors and Douglas clicked for an assisted goal at 16:51 of the third period to end the scoring at 7-3 as the Rebels remained winless on the season.
The MLA boys travel to Princeton December 20 with game time at 7:15 p.m.
MLA boys fall to Webster-Siren
The Moose Lake Area Rebels boys fell to Webster-Siren (Burnett, Wisconsin) 12-0 at home December 14. The Rebels were outshot 48-6 in the large loss.
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Unbelievable! So Gove is absolutely happy to insist that the new academies and free schools he is hell bent on setting up will be forced to teach about the sanctity of marriage but completely free to serve poor quality food that doesn't meet minimum nutritional standards. Have a look at the story in todays Telegraph
This just shows how right Jamie Oliver, Children's Food Campaign and LACA are to fight this dangerous ruling. School Food Trust - please don't give this government any more cover.
Below is a copy of the letter I have sent to the Trust:
Hi Rob,
Thanks so much for your reply. I disagree that we need to collect evidence.
Firstly, we already know what happens when minimum nutritional standards are removed. The abolishing of these standards in 1980 led directly to appalling quality school meals. We certainly have plenty of evidence already to support this position.
Secondly, given how recently new academies have been released from the standards it is highly unlikely you will find much evidence of degeneration yet. However just because they are keeping largely to the standards now is no guarantee that they will do so 6 months, a year, 2 years from now. Are you not worried that if you produce a report saying that by and large the academies are keeping to the standards you will be effectively undermining the case for any school to be held to nutritional standards? I could well imagine the government using a report to make such a case.
I am concerned that Headteachers are facing very difficult financial decisions. Just last Friday we learned that music education faces a 27% budget reduction. Faced with this sort of news I am worried that some heads may well be tempted to make catering arrangements that allow them to make money from their school canteens by stocking confectionery and other items we were so pleased to see the back of.
I have huge respect for your work Rob and think that you and Judy have done a fantastic job with The School Food Trust. I am simply raising these concerns because I am deeply worried that this government is effectively engineering the demise of the standards that have done so much to protect children. I think that your review of the academies is fraught with danger and I raise this not to be difficult but as a friend.
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Red Sox rally in 9th to take series
St. Petersburg, FL – Will Middlebrooks' three-run double in the ninth inning lifted the Boston Red Sox over the Tampa Bay Rays, 4-3, in the rubber match of a three-game series.
Holding a 3-1 lead, Tampa Bay sent Fernando Rodney (1-2) to the mound in the top of the ninth. Rodney walked Dustin Pedroia and David Ortiz to start the frame. After striking out Mike Napoli, Rodney walked Daniel Nava to load the bases. Two batters later, Middlebrooks cleared the bags with a double to left-center field.
"He hung me a changeup," Middlebrooks said. "Normally he buries that pitch, and he left it up."
Felix Doubront got the start for the Red Sox and allowed two runs on three hits while striking out seven and walking six over five-plus innings. Junichi Tazawa (3-2) tossed the final two innings to get the win.
Ortiz had an RBI for Boston, which has won two in a row since a three-game skid.
Tampa Bay starter Alex Cobb gave up one run on three hits while striking out six and walking two over 6 1/3 innings. The right-hander allowed three runs last Friday to the San Diego Padres, but also struck out 13 batters in just 4 2/3 innings and received a no-decision. He became the first pitcher in major league history (reliever or starter) to strike out 13 batters in an appearance lasting fewer than five innings.
"We had a good chance to take that series and that's a series you definitely want to win," Cobb said. "New York lost again tonight, so it would have been really nice to gain some ground there, but you know Fernando's going to be there for us throughout the rest of the year. He's been pitching his butt off."
Ryan Roberts hit a solo homer for the Rays, who went 6-4 on a 10-game homestand. Desmond Jennings and Luke Scott each knocked in a run.
Tampa Bay took a 1-0 lead on Roberts' homer in the second.
Boston's first hit of the game came in the fourth when Shane Victorino hit a one-out double down the right-field line. Victorino moved to third on Pedroia's groundout and raced home on Ortiz's single to right.
The Rays took the lead back in the sixth. Pinch-hitter Matt Joyce reached base on a fielder's choice and Jose Lobaton and Roberts walked to load the bases with one out. Jennings and Scott followed with consecutive RBI singles off Clayton Mortensen and Andrew Miller, respectively.
Game Notes
The Rays placed pitcher David Price on the 15-day disabled list due to a left triceps strain he suffered in Wednesday's 9-2 loss to the Red Sox. In addition, Tampa Bay called up pitcher Alex Torres from Triple-A Durham to take Price's spot on the active roster. Torres recorded the final out in the top of the ninth ... Red Sox pitcher Joel Hanrahan underwent surgery on Thursday to repair his flexor tendon and also had Tommy John surgery. Hanrahan won't pitch again in 2013 and could miss the start of next season.


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