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anderson report (australia) • apollo (formerly, "royal scot man"; often misspelled "royal scotman", "royal scotsman") • ardith hilliard • arthur j. maren • australia • bette orsini • charles manson • church of scientology of california (csc) • engram • fair game • food and drug administration (fda) • fort harrison hotel (also, flag land base) @ 210 south fort harrison avenue clearwater fl united states • fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • frederick m. rock • frederick ulan • gabriel "gabe" cazares • jeanne pugh • john mclean • lawsuit • nancy mclean • real estate • robert "bob" snyder • sorrel (sorel?) allen • southern land development and leasing corporation (sldlc) • united churches of florida
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Judge: Request to transfer Scientology trial is premature — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
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Author(s): Vernon Kirby
Source: St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
CLEARWATER — A Circuit Court judge witheld a ruling Thursday on the Church of Scientology's bid to move Clearwater Mayor Gabriel Cazares' 8-million libel suit against the church out of the county. Circuit Judge John S. Andrews indicated that he probably will deny the transfer request unless attempts to seat an impartial jury are unsuccessful. "I believe at this time that it is premature," Andrews said at the outset of the brief hearing on the motion for a change of venue ...
Tag(s): Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Lawsuit • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Vernon Kirby
Scientologists asking depositions in Cazares suit — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author(s): Bill Cryer
TAMPA — The Church of Scientology Monday filed a notice in U.S. District Court that it intends to take depositions from several newspaper executives, a reporter and employes of a Pinellas radio station. The depositions are being taken in connection with the church's $1-million libel and slander suit against Clearwater Mayor Gabriel Cazares. Cazares, who had earlier objected to giving his deposition to the church, will give his deposition today at the Pinellas County Courthouse in Clearwater, a spokesman for the ...
Tag(s): Bill Cryer • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • John E. Ricketson • Lawsuit • Nelson Poynter • Paul Harris • Paul Wade • Robert "Bob" Snyder • Ross Charles • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Stephen "Steve" Advokat
Scientology: the 'Astounding' fiction that became fact — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author(s): Ardith Hilliard
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Astounding Science Fiction • Ben Bova • Dianetics • Engram • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • John W. Campbell, Jr. • Religious cloaking • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Scientologists deny charges, say facts used out of context — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Frederick M. Rock • Kenneth J. Whitman • Nazi labelling • Robert "Bob" Snyder • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Scientology called 'anti-God' — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Apollo (formerly, "Royal Scot Man"; often misspelled "Royal Scotman", "Royal Scotsman") • Ardith Hilliard • Canada • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • Frederick M. Rock • Income • John McLean • Kenneth J. Whitman • Lawsuit • Nancy McLean • Robert "Bob" Snyder • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Threat of legal action, lawsuit
Snyder calls Scientology 'anti-God' — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Frederick M. Rock • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • John McLean • Lawsuit • Nancy McLean • Robert "Bob" Snyder • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Same-day resale of Fort Harrison hotel disclosed — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Former Bank of Clearwater building @ 500 Cleveland Street Clearwater FL United States • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • John McGinley • Real estate • Richard Lee Merwin • Ronald Strauss • Sorrel (Sorel?) Allen • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida • William B. Fosdick
Scientologists sue Clearwater newspaper — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
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Author(s): Jeanne Pugh
CLEARWATER — The Church of Scientology filed a $250,000 damage suit in Tampa Wednesday against Tom Coat, assistant city editor of the Clearwater Sun, and Clearwater Newspapers Inc., publishers of the newspaper, charging that Coat violated the "privacy and confidentiality" of the church by "joining" it under false pretences and then taking part in its "advanced training." Announcement of the suit, filed in Hillsborough Circuit Court, was made at a news conference in the former Fort Harrison hotel, now owned and ...
Tag(s): Bruce Harrell • Clearwater Sun (Florida) • Frederick Ulan • Jeanne Pugh • Lawsuit • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Tom Coat
Former Scientologists vow fight against cult — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Apollo (formerly, "Royal Scot Man"; often misspelled "Royal Scotman", "Royal Scotsman") • Ardith Hilliard • Former Bank of Clearwater building @ 500 Cleveland Street Clearwater FL United States • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • John McLean • Nancy McLean • Office of Special Affairs (OSA) (formerly, Guardian's Office) • Robert "Bob" Snyder • Sea Organization (Sea Org, SO) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Three Scientology critics barred from public lecture — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Australia • Brian Roubinet • Frederick M. Rock • Frederick Ulan • John McLean • Nancy McLean • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Sue Anderson
Celebrities testify for Scientology — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
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Tag(s): Celebrity Centre • Charles Manson • Chick Corea • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • John Brodie • Karen Black • Los Angeles Times (California) • Real estate • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Church says reporter infiltrated its mission — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
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Author(s): Bette Orsini
Tag(s): Anderson Report (Australia) • Australia • Bette Orsini • Church of Scientology Mission of Tampa • Church of the New Faith • Clearwater Sun (Florida) • Frederick Ulan • Infiltration • Psychological Practices Act • Ron Stuart • Scientology Repeal Act (Australia) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Tom Coat
Scientology yacht Apollo up for sale — Los Angeles Times (California)
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The Church of Scientology has announced it is selling its 3,287-ton yacht Apollo, the sometime home of founder L. Ron Hubbard and the mobile site of the worldwide sect's highlevel leadership training. [...]
Tag(s): Apollo (formerly, "Royal Scot Man"; often misspelled "Royal Scotman", "Royal Scotsman") • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Lawsuit • Los Angeles Times (California) • Real estate • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
[Details about Scientology as a religion in Australia] — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Anderson Report (Australia) • Australia • Frederick Ulan • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Scientology / Scientology's founding father (third in a series) — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): A History of Man (book) • Anderson Report (Australia) • Astounding Science Fiction • Auditing • Australia • Bette Orsini • Catherine May Hubbard • Christopher D. Evans • Cults of unreason (book) • Fear (novel) • Hypnosis • L. Ron Hubbard's credentials • Margaret Louise Grubb • Mary Sue (Whipp) Hubbard • Rhodesia • Ronald "Nibs" Edward DeWolf (L. Ron Hubbard, Jr.) • Saint Hill Manor @ East Grinstead (UK) • South Africa • Space opera • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Supernatural abilities (aka OT powers) • United Kingdom (UK)
U.S. Postal Service probes Scientology mail activity — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Arthur J. Maren • Bette Orsini • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
Clearwater lends Cazares legal support — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Frederick Ulan • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Lawsuit • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Vernon Kirby
Scientology critic fired from radio job — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Fair game • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Lawsuit • Robert "Bob" Snyder • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
Times sues Scientologists — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author(s): Christopher Cubbison
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Arthur J. Maren • Bette Orsini • Christopher Cubbison • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • L. Ron Hubbard • Lawsuit • Sorrel (Sorel?) Allen • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • Susan Denley • United Churches of Florida
Cazares: 'They misused our ministers, misled the public and evaded the truth' — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Arthur J. Maren • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Fraud, lie, deceit, misrepresentation • Frederick Ulan • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Jeanne Pugh • Laura Wolfe • Milton Wolfe • Sorrel (Sorel?) Allen • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
Church of Scientology says it is real buyer of Fort Harrison / Controversial sect founder helped set up the financing — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Author(s): Ardith Hilliard, Jeanne Pugh
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Arthur J. Maren • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Frederick Ulan • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Jeanne Pugh • Milton Wolfe • Real estate • Richard W. Cohen • Robert "Bob" Snyder • Sorrel (Sorel?) Allen • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
Church of Scientology surfaces as Fort Harrison Hotel owner — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Ardith Hilliard • Arthur J. Maren • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Jeanne Pugh • Real estate • Sorrel (Sorel?) Allen • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
Church's history marked with legal battles — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): American Medical Association (AMA) • Bette Orsini • Church of Scientology of Hawaii • Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) • Founding Church of Scientology, Washington D.C. • Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Interpol • Lawsuit • Nazi labelling • St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Editorial: Why so secretive? — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Bette Orsini • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Real estate • Southern Land Development and Leasing Corporation (SLDLC) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
NEWS RELEASE / Church of Scientology behind United Churches — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Type: Press release
Tag(s): Applied Scholastics • Arthur J. Maren • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • E-Meter • Education Alive • Food and Drug Administration (FDA) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) • Gabriel "Gabe" Cazares • Interpol • Narconon (aka Scientology drug rehab) • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida
What is this Church of Scientology? — St. Petersburg Times (Florida)
Tag(s): Bette Orsini • Brainwashing • Charles Manson • Church of Scientology of California (CSC) • E-Meter • Engram • Fair game • Food and Drug Administration (FDA) • Fort Harrison Hotel (also, Flag Land Base) @ 210 South Fort Harrison Avenue Clearwater FL United States • Gene Allard • Internal Revenue Service (IRS) • Lawsuit • Lester Kinsolving • Los Angeles Times (California) • Religious cloaking • St. Petersburg Times (Florida) • United Churches of Florida • United Kingdom (UK) • Washington D.C.
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Moving Forward on Self-Determination: MOU between Canada and the NunatuKavut Community Council
September 5, 2019 — Toronto, Ontario — Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
The Government of Canada is committed to working in partnership with Indigenous peoples to renew the relationship based on recognition of rights, respect, co-operation and partnership.
Today, the Honourable Carolyn Bennett, Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, and Todd Russell, President of the NunatuKavut Community Council (NCC), signed a Memorandum of Understanding on self-determination.
This Memorandum of Understanding will help guide the Government of Canada and NCC as they work in partnership to explore new ways to strengthen their relationship and address the priorities identified by NCC. The goal of this process is to move forward together to find shared and balanced solutions that advance reconciliation in a way that respects the interests of members of NCC and all Canadians.
"We look forward to advancing a shared journey toward reconciliation and gaining a greater understanding of the needs and aspirations of the NunatuKavut community."
The Honourable Carolyn Bennett, M.D., P.C., M.P.
Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations
"The signing of this MOU is a significant step forward in our relationship with Canada on the recognition of our Inuit rights and self-determination. It arises from our historic announcement last year and the beginning of formal talks. And, it is the first modern agreement of its kind between NunatuKavut and Canada. The MOU lays the foundation for upcoming discussions with the federal government and, where appropriate, the provincial government. The NunatuKavut Community Council will continue to work with our people throughout this process so that negotiations address our communities' needs and priorities. This will result in tangible and positive change for our people, while protecting our culture and way of life and furthering self-government.
I acknowledge the tremendous contributions of our grandmothers and grandfathers, our ancestors, our negotiation team, our Governing Council and staff. And, of course, we are grateful to our people for their continued guidance and perseverance and for reminding us how important this work is to our everyday lives. We also thank Minister Bennett, Canada's team and our Labrador Member of Parliament in helping us reach this important milestone."
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President of the NunatuKavut Community Council
NunatuKavut means "Our Ancient Land" in Inuttitut and is the traditional territory of the Southern Inuit.
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A discussion table was launched in July 2018 by Canada and NCC as a means to address the needs, interests and rights of NunatuKavut.
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EBRD's Sustainability Report provides insight into the Bank's achievements and is a useful resource for candidates preparing for an EBRD job interview
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EBRD Sustainability Report explores focus on gender
The EBRD's Sustainability Report explores the many ways the Bank creates impact. Whether it's improving public transport, ensuring a safe water supply, repairing roads or boosting renewable energy, its investments make a real difference to the daily lives of millions of people across three continents.
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A €17 million loan by the EBRD will help six cities in Georgia acquire a new fleet of buses. The EBRD will support the cities to develop and implement Gender Action Plans to enhance equal opportunity policies and gender-responsive design and service provision. The project will also target regional inclusion in the transport sector by offering training to young women and men in less-developed regions of the country.
Gender-based violence and harassment
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EBRD economist Michelle Brook discusses gender-bias in lending
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EBRD's Barbara Rambousek discusses gender with the media
EBRD is committed to women's development and advancement
EBRD's Sunita Pitamber talks gender equality at COP27
EBRD focuses on gender equality and climate action at COP27
EBRD marks 10 years of support for women in business in Turkey
EBRD's Barbara Rambousek attends GenderSmart Summit
World Mental Health Day saw EBRD reaffirm wellbeing focus
A world-class building is EBRD's new home at Canary Wharf
EBRD narrows the funding gap for women-led businesses in Turkey
International Equal Pay Day sees EBRD discuss pay equity
EBRD's Barbara Rambousek discusses gender equality
EBRD's Anne Fossamelle is cited as an influential woman
EBRD celebrated International Youth Day in Jordan & Egypt
EBRD partners and Schneider Electric discuss gender equality
EBRD support has reached over 4,800 female entrepreneurs
EBRD reappoints Beata Javorcik as Chief Economist for 2nd term
EBRD joins Women's Digital Financial Inclusion Advocacy Hub
EBRD promotes gender equality in decision-making in finance sector
EBRD's Barbara Rambousek is a European Leadership juror
EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso meets with EIB Group
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16 posts from March 2015
Gators QB Treon Harris returns to practice
GAINESVILLE -- Florida sophomore quarterback Treon Harris returned to action Monday after missing three practices due to the death of his 16-year-old cousin Richard Hallman.
"It was great to have Treon back with us today," coach Jim McElwain said.
"That was good. Obviously, he was a little rusty. We need to give him time as quickly as possible."
Hallman, a student at Miami Booker T. Washington, was shot and killed Tuesday in Overtown.
Harris was absent from a pair of midweek workouts and missed Saturday's scrimmage, too, but McElwain explained his pleasure in having Harris back on the gridiron among teammates and coaches.
"He's as good as he can be," McElwain said.
"He felt good being back. His family knows that this is where he should be and focus on this. As in any situation of loss, you never get it back. So it's really at that point, you know, focus on the positives, focus on the good things that you had. And I think that's part of it."
New UF linebackers coach Randy Shannon -- the former local standout and Miami Hurricanes head coach -- is close with Harris' family and has been a shoulder for Treon to lean on.
"We talked a lot," Shannon said.
"Knowing Treon's family, personally, knowing what he's been through and you talk to them, communicate to them but you also don't make him do anything but you try to make him feel more relief than just the anger. … You get him to understand that certain things in life are tough, but you've got to always keep moving forward because you have goals in life. He has goals in life that he's shared with me and things that he shared with the coaching staff. ... We're there for him. We're his family, extended family up in Gainesville and he's got his family back down in Miami. We're happy that he's back, but like any process we're going to get him through this process being away from home."
Sophomore wideout Brandon Powell (Deerfield Beach) will be shutdown the rest of spring due to a nagging foot injury. Meanwhile, backup tailback Adam Lane remains sidelined with an undisclosed leg injury. … Shannon has instituted mandatory tests -- twice a week -- for every player on Florida's roster. Shannon explained the written exams are simply a learning tool and not a punishment prop. "There is no pass or fail," he said. "There's no such thing as pass or fail in coaching. It's correcting the mistakes and not making the same mistakes. You want to know what they know." … McElwain mentioned walk-on quarterback Jacob Guy, a 6-5 gunslinger from Dade City Pasco, has quietly worked his way into the quarterback competition and is getting extensive reps.
Insufficient: McElwain takes shot at Muschamp
GAINESVILLE -- Florida will not be a very good football team next season, and its flawed roster is a major reason why.
The transitional era under new coach Jim McElwain will undoubtably take time, so Florida's next program-builder is already tempering expectations with some not-so-veiled comments aimed at former coach Will Muschamp.
"You've got to play the hand you're dealt," McElwain said on the team's lack of depth.
"And right now, quite honestly, the hand we're dealt is really insufficient at some of the areas."
McElwain inherited a dangerously thin roster, as UF has struggled to practice this spring with just seven healthy scholarship offensive linemen, four linebackers and only a handful of tailbacks.
This is not the foundation of a championship team.
But five months ago, Muschamp painted a different picture during his farewell press conference.
"They've got a deep and talented roster, so don't let that new guy tell you he ain't got any players," he said.
"I can tell you right now, there are some good football players in that locker room."
There are some good football players in UF's locker room.
They all play the same in the same two units (secondary, defensive line), but still! Some good players!
Muschamp's comments ring hollow, but you can understand why he would say such a thing.
There's no downside for him. Either he's praised like Ron Zook for leaving the next coach with a deep coffer of talent, or he continues to be blamed for everything this side of the sun anyways.
Florida is no longer "a broken program," and Muschamp deserves credit for changing the program's culture, but the irony is he left McElwain a roster similar to the one he inherited.
Urban Meyer ignored the offensive line too, leaving Muschamp with minimal numbers up front (on both lines of scrimmage actually) and few playmakers.
Now, the program is again in its current state because Muschamp didn't practice what he preached.
Muschamp famously railed against "stars" and "recruiting rankings" -- his own veiled shots at his predecessor -- yet UF's roster is inherently flawed because Muschamp ignored signing offensive linemen in favor of hoarding stars in the secondary or front-seven.
Muschamp's final three classes ranked in the top-9 nationally, but on the surface those "rankings" tell as much as Xaro Xhan Daxos' sealed vault.
The truth lies in what's actually inside.
"There's nothing we can do about it [now]," McElwain said.
"It's no excuse. It's what we have."
And right now, Florida doesn't have a whole lot.
Reports: Frazier to skip senior year, enter NBA Draft
GAINESVILLE -- Florida sharpshooter Michael Frazier II declared for the NBA Draft, according to multiple reports.
The 6-foot-4 guard opted (somewhat surprisingly) to bypass his senior season after a junior campaign marred by injuries and inconsistencies.
Neither Frazier or Florida has confirmed the purported decision, but Frazier's father spoke with the Orlando Sentinel and said the report is true.
********** UPDATE **********
Frazier tweeted his official decision late Friday afternoon.
Frazier, a two-year starter, averaged 12.1 points and 4.1 rebounds this past season, but his shooting numbers dipped as defenses keyed on UF's top scoring option.
He labored through an ankle injury, missing seven games and he struggled rounding out other aspects of his game.
Frazier shot a SEC-best 47 and 45 percent from behind the arc as a freshman and sophomore, but he hit 38 percent of his 3-point attempts in 2014-15.
As a sophomore, Frazier nailed a school-record 118 treys during Florida's run to the Final Four. He is the first underclassmen to leave UF since Bradley Beal in 2012-13.
Frazier is considered a fringe draftable prospect, ranking just 84th on ESPN Chad Ford's Top 100.
"Frazier began drawing serious interest from NBA scouts during his sophomore season when he averaged 12 points per game and shot a terrific 45 percent from three," Ford wrote.
"However, his game stagnated a bit as a junior. His scoring averaged dipped slightly and his 3-point percentage slipped to 38 percent. Not terrible numbers, but not the normal progression scouts typically want to see either. He lacks elite size for his position and is a bit one-dimensional, but his 3-point shooting will get him serious looks in the second round. Look for him to land in the 40 to 60 range in the draft."
Frazier may be simply the first shoe to drop, too, as junior forward Dorian Finney-Smith and sophomore big-man Chris Walker could go pro as well.
Adam Lane embraces 'accident,' eyes breakout season
GAINESVILLE -- Adam Lane was mainly a scout team reserve his first two seasons at Florida.
But in the Gators' Jan. 3 Birmingham Bowl victory, the redshirt freshman tailback finally left a mark.
Twice.
Lane earned MVP honors after rushing for 109 yards and a touchdown against East Carolina, but he also soiled his pants on national television and became the butt of jokes across the Internet.
Lane says it was the greatest thing that ever happened to him.
"It got a lot of attention and just put me in a place where I was out there publicly and people knew who I was," said Lane, truly embracing an embarrassing moment for most.
"I really didn't get a lot of grief from it. A lot of people were really more focused on how well I did in the game than anything. I feel like it was that way because I embraced it."
Lane wasn't sure how or exactly when the 'accident' occurred, but following his two-yard score he hustled to the locker room and changed pants.
"That's actually the first time something like that has ever happened," he said.
"Even running off the field after it happened, I waved at the crowd after I ran off to go change. And I waved when I came back. … I really don't think it dawned on them until after it happened, after I got back in the game."
The 5-foot-7, 215-pound battering ram is happy for the notoriety (even considering the circumstances) and now he's competing for a legitimate role new coach Jim McElwain's offense.
Lane, who missed Wednesday's practice with a minor leg injury, is battling junior Kelvin Taylor for carries. He believes his breakout bowl performance is simply the first of many showcases.
"I'm just glad the new coaches are giving me an opportunity and I'm ready to start the season off right," he said.
Notebook: Celebrating together, Jackson praised
GAINESVILLE -- The Gators haven't had a lot of reasons to celebrate last couple seasons, but even when they did it was often done individually.
New defensive coordinator Geoff Collins wants to change that.
"We kind of went back and watched some of last season, there would be a lot of great plays being made defensively, but then you would see at times, celebrations being kind of individualized, kind of running away from each other," Collins explained.
Florida's new staff is emphasizing reveling with teammates, and it's working.
"The big focus for us this spring, is coming together and celebrating together," Collins said.
"Not necessarily just 'look at me, look at me,' but 'look at my buddy who just made a play, let's go get excited about that.' You start seeing that every single day and get a little bit better, whether it's 10 or 11 off the sideline to celebrate with each other."
TEAM'S BEST ATH?
A year ago, J.C. Jackson was expected to compete for a starting cornerback spot as a true freshman, but a shoulder injury forced a redshirt season.
Now, the former Immokalee standout is healthy and making waves as a playmaking defensive back in camp.
"J.C. is probably one of the most athletic kids, possibly, that I've ever been around," Collins said.
"He's done a good job for us, playing corner, playing some nickel. [He's] very fast, very physical and very athletic. Technique, he gets better every day. Sometimes some of the technical things that he might not be 100-percent on he can make up for with sheer athletic ability."
With Jackson's explosive physical skills, many wondered if the former two-way star would play wideout on a team desperate for playmaking talent. But Collins sidestepped the question Tuesday, saying, "That's for the head coach, and coach [Jim McElwain] does a great job."
"We went over there and it was awfully muddy."
-- McElwain, on checking out the indoor practice facility site during Monday's inclement weather.
Collins singled out defensive linemen Alex McCalister and Taven Bryan as two players who have "really come on" this spring. … Ideally, McElwain wants to utilize nine wideouts in the rotation come fall. … The Gators will hold a few full contact sessions Wednesday and scrimmage some Saturday.
Basketball weight room set for $1.2 million expansion
GAINESVILLE -- The weight room at Florida's basketball facility will be upgraded, the University Athletic Associated announced Tuesday.
The weight room -- used by both basketball teams and the men's and women's golf and tennis teams --will undergo a $1.2 million renovation and nearly double in size (1,525 square feet to 3,056 square feet).
The project, which includes expanded office space and a nutritional bar, is scheduled to start in April and finish sometime in August.
"This project will enhance the top-tier training space for our men's and women's programs in that facility," UAA executive associate director for internal affairs Chip Howard said in a release.
"When completed, it'll ensure our coaches can continue to recruit, retain and empower our student-athletes to perform at the highest possible level."
Last month, UF athletics director Jeremy Foley indicated coach Billy Donovan was satisfied with Florida's facilities but that the weight room was likely to be bulked up in the near future.
"I think the thing people don't understand is you don't have coaches banging on doors -- Billy Donovan he's worried about coaching and recruiting," Foley explained.
"It's just you walk in that facility and it has served us well for a while, but you have four teams lifting in there, well really more. You have men's and women's golf, men's and women's tennis and men's and women's basketball. It's just not big enough right now. So we are going to expand that and maybe even start that this summer."
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No longer offensive? UF's offense "embracing" change
GAINESVILLE -- Florida's offense the last four seasons -- ranked No. 96, No. 115, No. 104 and No. 105 -- was a joke that needed no punchline.
Former coach Will Muschamp juggled through three different offense coordinators, never figuring out how to revamp a toothless attack. It cost him his job.
Now, Jim McEwain, UF's new coach, believes he can resurrect an inept attack and he's going to do it his way.
How different will the offense be compared to a year ago?
"Quite a bit," McElwain said, emphatically.
"No doubt about it."
Considering the uncertainty at quarterback and the roster's limitations, solving Florida's own Sphinx stands as a daunting challenge.
Still, Doug Nussmeier -- the Gators' fifth offensive coordinator in six years -- has been impressed with the players' eagerness early this spring to put their past struggles in the rear view mirror.
"The biggest thing that jumps out to me is how hard our kids compete and how eager and willing they are," he said.
"Change is inevitable in life. You can either resist it or you can embrace it. They've done an outstanding job of that, couldn't be happier."
Nussmeier said the offense's transition requires a "steep" learning curve and that "it's going to take a little time," but the former Alabama and Michigan OC feels positive about the early progress.
"Anytime you install a new offense, there's a large transition," he said.
"The idea is to give them a lot of information, put them in a situation where they're forced to think and try to play fast. Then you go back and reteach and they'll get it. You continue to build from there."
Report: Donovan to give NBA "renewed consideration"
GAINESVILLE -- Could Billy Donovan leave Florida?
According to ESPN's insider Marc Stein, "there's a growing sense in NBA coaching circles that Florida's Billy Donovan will give renewed consideration to making a move to the pros."
The Gators missed the postseason for the first time in 17 years, finishing a disappointing 16-17 after opening the season ranked seventh nationally.
The rumors -- in a vacuum -- are not shocking. I've heard similar whispers, too.
However, Donovan leaving the Gators is possible but unlikely.
Stein listed Orlando as a potential fit, while Oklahoma City (Scott Brooks has underwhelmed) and Chicago (Tom Thibodeau has clashed with management) could be openings to watch as well.
Should the Bulls make a move though, Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg is considered the frontrunner for the opening.
Donovan infamously accepted the Magic job in 2007 before a change of heart quickly brought him back to UF. The future Hall of Fame coach won his 500th game during the 2014-15 season, and has led the Gators to a pair of national titles, six SEC Championships and 14 NCAA Tournament appearances.
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Notebook: McElwain impressed with secondary, Bullard's second thoughts & more
GAINESVILLE -- Led by All-American cornerback Vernon Hargreaves III, Florida's secondary is the deepest and most talent-rich unit on the team's roster.
The Gators ranked just 42nd nationally in pass defense in 2014, but a position group stacked with stars, many underclassmen, finished the season tied for second in the SEC in interceptions.
Now, just two days into spring practice, Hargreaves & Co. are garnering the attention of new coach Jim McElwain.
"I am really impressed with the amount of talent they have collected at the position," he said.
"Those guys are really good players and they compete. I really like the way they take every down and every play and try to get better. They push each other. That's definitely something that's great to see, just that competition among all of them. They communicate and help each other get better. It's fun to watch those guys play."
Hargreaves headlines a group that includes three playmaking sophomores -- Jalen Tabor (a freshman All-SEC performer), Duke Dawson and Quincy Wilson -- and a trio of upperclassmen -- Keanu Neal, Marcus Maye and Brian Poole. Added to the mix this season is J.C. Jackson, who many expected to compete for a starting job last year but was forced to redshirt as a freshman after injuring his shoulder in the offseason.
"They all [have great size] and they can cover," McElwain said.
"They're not afraid. They're really a good veteran group, obviously guys that have played that way. We're going to have to rely on them a lot to make a lot of plays."
Senior defensive tackle Jonathan Bullard admitted he's had second thoughts on returning to school for one final season after seeing teammate D.J. Humphries' draft stock soar following an impressive performance at the NFL Combine.
Bullard, a former five-star recruit who was second on the Gators with 8.5 tackles for loss in 2014, opted to return for his senior season after not receiving a first round grade.
"I would be lying if I said I didn't [have any regrets] because I see the Combine can do a lot," he said.
"You're going to have second thoughts and think, but I made my decision and I'm happy with it. I'm going to make the most of it."
"We'll be able to see how some guys react. There are guys sometimes that are no-pad All-Americans. When you the pads on [them] they slow down a little bit or something. We'll find out about all that on Friday."
-- McElwain on the Gators practicing in full pads starting Friday.
Redshirt freshman defensive lineman Thomas Holley, a five star prospect who missed all of 2014 after undergoing hip surgery in late August, said he's still experiencing some pain but is eager to prove to a new staff he can work his way into the rotation. … Several players switched numbers this offseason, including wideout Brandon Powell (No. 15 to No. 4), cornerbacks Quincy Wilson (No. 12 to No. 6) and Jalen Tabor (No. 5 to No. 31) and linebacker Matt Rolin (No. 9 to No. 25). … With just seven scholarship offensive linemen in camp, the Gators' M*A*S*H unit will be a fluid group all spring. Thus far, the first-team unit (L-R) was David Sharpe, Antonio Riles, Cam Dillard, Andrew Mike and Roderick Johnson. … Hargreaves, Jackson and wideouts Brandon Powell and Demarcus Robinson are UF's primary return men to start of camp.
Spring six-pack: Camp starts with lots of questions
GAINESVILLE -- Florida kicks-off spring practice Monday, with 15 practices scheduled between today and April 11's Orange and Blue Debut.
All practices are closed to the public, but there's a laundry list of questions and storylines to follow from afar.
It's an important month for UF, as the Gators take the field for the first time under new coach Jim McElwain and hope to resurrect a stagnating program.
There's sure to be the usual platitudes of "the strength and conditioning program has never been better!"
And "I've never seen a closer group of guys. Everyone has really bought in," but ideally some meaningful information will be gleaned over the next month. Here's a six-pack of questions as the Gators' transitional era officially starts.
1. Who is going to block?
The Gators open camp with just seven scholarship offensive linemen and have already advertised walk-on spots. With Trip Thurman sidelined (chronic shoulder injury), who will play center? Will Roderick Johnson, a promising tackle, play guard to make room for five-star prospect Martez Ivey? For the second time in three seasons, Florida won't hold a traditional spring game because of roster management (and injury) issues. Still, the offensive line needs to form some sort of cohesion heading into the summer.
2. Can McElwain & Co. revamp UF's bumbling offense? What will its identity be?
McElwain has repeatedly stated he'll adapt his offensive philosophy to Florida's personnel. So really, it remains unclear what scheme the Gators will primarily run. Will it be lots of one-back sets with a heavy focus on running the football, or will UF run a pistol spread with a quick passing attack? We don't know, and Florida's quarterback quandary only muddles the question more.
3. The quarterback conundrum. Can anyone separate themselves?
The battle between Treon Harris and Will Grier will continue past spring camp, but McEwain hopes someone creates some distance so the team has an idea who will be under center (depending on the scheme!) in the fall. Grier (seemingly) is more suited for McElwain's past offenses, but perhaps Florida's staff will design an attack tailored to Harris' playmaking skill-set. Complicating the competition are the issues surrounding the quarterbacks. Aside from the potential offensive line woes, can tailbacks Kelvin Taylor or Adam Lane develop into consistent threats? Who can catch the ball aside from Demarcus Robinson?
4. Will the Ministry of Mayhem look different under a new "Master?"
Former Mississippi State defensive coordinator Geoff Collins oversees a unit stocked with talent. Collins runs a hybrid scheme not all that different from former UF coach Will Muschamp. He inherits a secondary that could be among the nation's best, while the front-seven is littered with promising prospects. But there's issues at linebacker (no Antonio Morrison or Jarrad Davis this spring) and the Gators must replace three defensive tackles and Dante Fowler's production.
5. Can the Gators avoid the injury bug?
Florida's roster is already low on numbers, so the Gators cannot afford a spring filled with major injuries or even lots of bumps and bruises. The new staff will have to be creative in designing practices due to so few available bodies at offensive line and linebacker. Will there be positional changes because of limited numbers?
6. Spring stars equal fall frauds … so who's next? Or will someone break the trend?
Spring practice is all about optimism, expectations, hope … and eventual disappointment. Every year, a number of players shine in March only to disappear when the real lights turn on. There's a litany of candidates to choose from, but Lane, defensive tackle Jay-nard Bostwick, wideout Brandon Powell and cornerbacks J.C. Jackson and Quincy Wilson appear poised for breakout camps under the team's new direction. But will they have any staying power?
Brandon Powell shifting to WR this spring
GAINESVILLE -- Former Deerfield Beach star tailback Brandon Powell will transition to wide receiver this spring, Florida coach Jim McElwain announced Tuesday.
The sophomore, who lined up at both running back and slot wideout last season, played sparingly as a freshman despite UF's staff labeling the shifty 5-foot-9 playmaker as one of the team's most explosive skill guys.
"Moving forward, probably the biggest one in there is trying to figure out exactly where Brandon Powell is going to kind of fit from a wide receiver/running back," McElwain explained.
"He kind of played both a little bit. We're going to primarily put him at wideout and give us an opportunity there."
Powell nabbed 15 receptions for 147 yards and a touchdown last year, while also rushing for 70 yards and a score on only 16 carries.
He flashed in both spots, but appeared more dangerous lined up outside.
"That obviously makes us thin at running back, but at the same time, you kind of do a guy a disservice when you try to do a little bit of both," McElwain said.
"So we're going to try and take a look at that first and then we'll go from there."
Finney-Smith, Robinson earn All-SEC accolades
GAINESVILLE -- Florida forwards Dorian Finney-Smith and freshman Devin Robinson each earned 2015 All-SEC honors, the league announced Tuesday.
Finney-Smith, the Gators' top all-around player and the 2014 SEC Sixth Man of the Year, was named to the All-SEC second team.
The redshirt junior leads the Gators in scoring (13.1 ppg) and rebounds (6.0 rpg).
Meanwhile, Robinson garnered All-Freshman honors, averaging 6.4 points and 2.9 rebounds this season. The 6-foot-9 swingman started 17 games and scored in double-figures in five of his last eight appearances.
No. 1 Kentucky swept the majority of the postseason awards, as John Calipari took home SEC Coach of the Year, center Willie Cauley-Stein earned SEC Defensive Player of the Year, Karl-Anthony Towns was tabbed the SEC's Freshman of the Year and freshman guard Devin Booker was voted the SEC's Sixth Man of the Year.
In a bit of a surprise, Arkansas' Bobby Portis was named the league's Player of the Year.
Another blow: OL Trip Thurman OUT for spring
GAINESVILLE -- Florida is extremely low in numbers along the offensive line.
So much so, new coach Jim McElwain wants "cry," adding,"There's been some sleepless nights."
The situation has worsened.
Fifth-year senior Trip Thurman will miss all of spring practice with a chronic shoulder injury, another blow to an already beleaguered and thin unit.
"His shoulder is such that if we can get an eight-month cycle off of it, then maybe we're able to piece some things together with him next fall," McElwain said Monday.
"We're very, very thin at offensive line, to the point that -- we all knew this was coming, so it's not a shock -- but we're going to have to adjust how we practice, the amount of reps we get and the different ways in which we do things from a practice structure."
Thurman, who started 10 games at guard in 2014, was the team's presumed starter at center next season. Now, Florida has just seven scholarship offensive lineman available this spring -- with a total of three career starts.
Recently, the Gators released tryout dates for walk-on linemen.
"That's the cards we were dealt," McElwain said.
"It will be all right. The key is to making sure we get as much work as we can with as many people as we can to kind of establish who we are and what we're all about and the direction we're going to head with this football team as we move in from spring ball and into the summer sessions."
Due to the roster's low numbers, for the second time in three years the Gators won't hold a traditional Orange & Blue Debut on April 11.
Meanwhile, linebackers Antonio Morrison (ACL injury) and Jarrad Davis (meniscus) and defensive end Bryan Cox (hip surgery) will be out this spring, too. Morrison, the Gators' leading-tackler (101) last year, tore his ACL in the Birmingham Bowl and could miss the start of next season.
"Things are going well [for Antonio]," McElwain said.
"He's really attacking his rehab, and has been a big lift to us. I've got to tell you what, here's a guy, he doesn't miss a meeting. He's out there at practice doing everything he can do. That's really good to see."
As for the others, McElwain said, "They're hurt. There's a pretty good chance they won't practice much."
Lastly, sixth-year senior tight end Jake McGee, who broke his leg Sep. 6 against Eastern Michigan, is running well and expected to participate in drill work. Still, McGee remains non-contact and will not play in any live scrimmages.
SEC Tourney: UF-Alabama showdown set for Thursday
GAINESVILLE -- Last March, Florida entered the SEC Tournament as the crown jewel of college hoops.
Led by a quartet of seniors, the Gators -- undefeated in conference play -- swept the tournament and became the first team in league history to go 21-0.
A year later, UF is desperate to simply extend a disappointing season.
The Gators landed the No. 8 seed in this week's SEC Tournament in Nashville, with a 1 p.m. Thursday tipoff against 9th-seeded Alabama (18-13, 8-10 SEC).
The winner earns the pleasure of facing unbeaten Kentucky in the quarterfinals on Friday afternoon.
Florida (15-16, 8-10 SEC) lost 67-50 at No. 1 UK over the weekend, and may miss the postseason for the first time since Billy Donovan's inaugural season in Gainesville in 1996-97.
Donovan is 9-0 all-time against Alabama coach Anthony Grant, a longtime lieutenant under Donovan at Florida.
Frazier available against top-ranked Kentucky
GAINESVILLE -- Florida faces No. 1 Kentucky as a 15.5-point underdog Saturday (2 p.m., CBS), but the Gators should be boosted by the return of leading scorer Michael Frazier II.
UF coach Billy Donovan is optimistic the junior sharpshooter will play after missing seven games with a high-ankle sprain.
Still, Donovan is unsure how much Frazier will contribute.
"How much he will play, I don't know," Donovan said Friday.
"I wasn't really looking at his timing, shooting, rhythm those kinds of things. I was more interested in seeing how he was moving, and I thought he moved pretty well in practice."
Frazier has missed seven straight game since sustaining the injury in a Feb. 7 loss against Kentucky. Frazier scored 10 points in the first half versus the Wildcats before exiting the 68-61 defeat early in the second half.
The Gators (15-15, 8-9 SEC) have won two straight conference games for the first time since late January, but they've really missed Frazier's ability to stretch the defense and space the floor.
Despite an inconsistent season, Frazier leads UF in scoring (13.2 ppg) and is shooting 40.1 percent from behind the arc.
The Gators were 3-4 without Frazier in the lineup.
"How much we'll be about to get out of him, if anything, I don't know," Donovan said.
"I'm going into the game with him available, but I think for me to go in there and say, 'Ok, he's back right now. He's going to play 30 minutes and he's going to be back where he was before he got injured,' I think would be a mistake.
Florida holds on, knocks off Texas A&M in home finale
GAINESVILLE -- Florida squeaked past Texas A&M 66-62 in excruciating fashion, nearly coughing up a 14-point lead in the final 1:58 at home Tuesday evening.
But Eli Carter sank two clutch free throws with 13.4 seconds remaining, sending the Gators to their second consecutive conference victory and a .500 record on the year.
The Gators (15-15, 8-9) bullied the Aggies -- a potential NCAA Tournament team at 20-9 -- for much of the game before misadventures at the charity stripe nearly proved disastrous. Florida hit just 5-of-14 free throws down the stretch until Carter ended a serious drought.
UF shot a woeful 52.8 percent (20-for-38) from the free throw line on the night, turning a potential rout in a nail-biter as Texas A&M scored on eight of 11 possessions.
"It's happened to our team a lot this season," UF coach Billy Donovan said. "We're not a mentally strong team. ... I don't think there's any excuse for that."
Still, the Gators survived thanks to a balanced scoring effort and a tenacious defense, with four players scoring in double-figures led by forward Dorian Finney-Smith's 12 points.
The junior also chipped in seven rebounds, three steals and two assists off the bench. Carter added 11 points with five turnovers.
UF actually opened the game in a 10-0 hole, failing to get on the scoreboard for the first 5:28 of the opening period.
Then Finney-Smith entered the contest, and the Gators immediately went on a 17-4 spurt, as the Aggies couldn't buy a bucket.
A seesaw affair early in the second half quickly became a blowout, as UF took control with a 14-0 sprint.
UF's half court defense was suffocating for the second straight game, holding the Aggies' top playmaker Danuel House scoreless (0-for-10) for the first time all season.
The Gators frustrated House with traps and aggressive looks, with UF point guard Kasey Hill (eight assists, two steals) doing an excellent job in 1-on-1 situations.
Texas A&M point guard Alex Caruso led all scorers with 20 points, while swingman Jalen Jones added 15 points and nine boards.
"There's times and glimpses where we play at a very, very high level," said Donovan on Florida's stingy defense.
"Mentally this was a game where we felt like we did a terrific job sustaining defensive intensity the whole entire time."
UF honored walk-ons Lexx Edwards and Jacob Kurtz during a Senior Night ceremony before the game.
Kurtz, a key glue-guy the last two years, earned the start and scored a nifty hustle layup late in the first half, only to get injured on the play.
The forward, who finished with two points and two assists, was poked in the right eye and barely played the rest of the night with his eye nearly swollen shut.
Freshmen Chris Chiozza and Devin Robinson both scored 10 points. Florida shot 48 percent from the field, and hit 8-of-20 shots from downtown … Alex Murphy chipped in nine points, including seven straight during a mini-run in the second half. Murphy ignited a sparse crowd with a monstrous two-handed jam during a 12-0 run. … UF also played its seventh straight game without leading scorer Michael Frazier II (high-ankle sprain).
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I've got to be honest; I'd almost prefer to watch chess than talk about tripod heads. It was then, with lukewarm enthusiasm (read 'none') that I greeted colleague Andy Rouse's call about a new model on the market. As he eulogised about the unique merits of UniqBall with its unique 2-ball mechanism and its unique levelling ability, I could feel my eyelids getting heavy. At the end of the call however, I'd established that the head was indeed unique and that a demo was hightailing it in my direction.


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In Vacaville, everyone convicted of Vacaville California domestic violence must go into individual counseling and therapy. However, every Vacaville domestic violence case is different, and our lawyers work extremely hard on each case to get our clients the best possible result. Wise Laws Vacaville CA attorneys have much experience as a Vacaville California criminal defense lawyer, our experience will give you the help you need in fighting your Vacaville domestic violence case.


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Musing With Cecil Buffington . . . The Jefferson Dragons Return To Gainesville!
The Jefferson Dragons return to Gainesville ???
Last season there was a much ballyhooed football game played in Jefferson that was billed as the first game ever played against the Gainesville Red Elephants. While this could be construed as technically correct, it would actually be only half-truth.
The Jefferson varsity football squad had played a Gainesville football team before 2016.
It was Thursday afternoon; October 2, 1947, at 3:00 pm . . . when the Jefferson "Locals" ( as the Jackson Herald called them ) loaded up their ragged 28 man team, climbed on a school bus; and headed for the Gainesville High School football field.
I say "ragged" because the new Jefferson uniforms had not arrived for the season opener. Coach Frank Snyder managed to scrape up enough discarded practice equipment from the University of Georgia to outfit his team about two weeks before that first game. The practice equipment was torn and broken to the point of having to tape into place various pads and to repair many torn places in the pants and jerseys. In many instances, a simple string was used as a belt or to keep almost worn-out or damaged shoulder and hip pads in place.
The new Jefferson uniforms would arrive in time for the Jefferson home opener on October 31 against Cornelia. The local team lost that game 7 - 0 in a driving rainstorm that turned the field into almost a red mud lake.
Back to the Gainesville-Jefferson story . . .
About 150 Jefferson fans made that trek to Gainesville to watch their home team's first football game. The price of admission was 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults.
But wait . . . Jefferson had never played Gainesville before the 2016 season in football.
That is where the half-truth comes into play. You see, Jefferson had never faced the Gainesville varsity football team before.
The new Jefferson team was to make their debut against the Gainesville B-team. The 1947 Jefferson Dragons.
The 1947 varsity Gainesville Red Elephants were a tremendous high school football team. They finished the season with a record of 10 - 1 - 2. Their only loss in the AAA state football finals to Valdosta by a 24 - 12 score. For the season, Gainesville had shut out eleven opponents and surrendered only 30 points for the entire season, with 24 of those points coming against Valdosta. The 1947 Gainesville Red Elephants.
It made sense that the Gainesville B-team would be a very good team also, since it consisted of players in grades 9 - 11 that probably didn't play much on the varsity squad due to depth and numbers.
It also made sense that Coach Snyder of Jefferson would want to open the season with a B-team game instead of an experienced varsity squad. He obviously felt it would be a more competitive contest for his young and inexperienced squad.
The Gainesville B-team trounced the Jefferson team 39 - 0 in that first game. Jefferson now had a high school football team and its tradition building was underway.
On November 12 in Jefferson, a rematch was held with Gainesville winning 33 - 0. It was a rainy, muddy quagmire beside the high school where the "Locals" played that first two seasons home football games.
Many people speak of the "mud turtles" as being a team nickname during those first two years of Jefferson football. That was also not a total truth. Jackson Herald beat writer Jimmy Williams mentioned in an article on a Jefferson game that the team played so many games in the rain they were like a team of mud turtles. He started to refer to them by that name over the course of the season. Jefferson supporters also began to call their team the "mud turtles."
Coach Frank Snyder reportedly did not like the name. He felt it implied slowness and held his team up to redicule. He preferred calling them the "locals." He strongly advocated coming up with a 'nickname" for his team before the 1949 season began. Hence, the high school mascot name contest was initiated at the high school that gave the Jefferson Dragons their name.
The summation of this story is that the Jefferson varsity had, indeed, met Gainesville before on the football field before 2016, It was just not the Gainesville varsity they went up against.
The 2016 game was monumental, in that Gainesville is a long-standing Georgia football powerhouse with outstanding tradition and respect.
The Jefferson 31 - 28 win in 2016 was one of the greatest wins in the history of Jefferson football just because of whom they were playing.
Now the Jefferson team will once again make that trip up 129 to Gainesville to meet the Red Elephants. No B-team awaits them on this occasion. It'll be the real deal.
Two things are for sure, this time there will be more than 150 fans in the stands for Jefferson, and you will pay more than 25 or 50 cents to see the game.
You can also count on the game being much more competitive.
This will be big-time high school football at it's best . . .
The 1947 Jefferson High School football team.
Jefferson's FIRST football team ~ The 1947 season.
First Row - L-R: Sidney Johnson, C. B. Lord, Carol Dadisman, Dickie Copas, Eugene Toney (Captain), James Falkner, Billy Sailors, Donald White, and Bobby Loggins. Second Row - Left-Right; Coach Frank Snyder, Wylie McEver, Paul Ferguson, Quillian Garrison, L, G, Jackson, Joe Glosson, Garnett Parks, Nathan Woodall, M. C. Simmons, Lloyd Craven and Wilson Phillips. Third Row - Left - Right; George Davis, Junior Lloyd, James Medlin, Claudius Thurmon, C. L. Potts, Roy Smith, Harry Bryan, Curtis Segars and Raymond Adams.


In this brilliant new collection, one of Canada's brightest young talents skillfully displays the full range of human emotions through the subtly powerful dramas of everyday life. In "You Are What You Like" a young couple finds their life derailed by the arrival of a hard-partying old friend. In "Robbing the Cradle" Lisette does everything she can to give her husband a baby, committing an act of desperation. In "The Idea Man" Beth, a divorcee, falls in love with a man who lies for fun. And in the incredible title story, Kathleen finds herself sitting at the hospital bedside of a man she had planned to divorce, comforted by the woman she went out of her way to hurt. These characters are divorced and beginning to date again, childless and longing for children, married and aching for more. Often unexpected and unsettling, always fascinating, Signs and Wonders showcases a young writer of remarkable range and emotional depth.


Santa's Hotel Tunturi has something to offer for all tastes. In our restaurants you can dine and dance from dust till dawn. Whether you are friend of Lappish a la carte or Scandinavian fine dining you'll find something for your taste. Warmly welcome and bon apetit!
Lappish fine-dining restaurant. Breakfast, coffee, after ski and à la carte. Chaîne des Rôtisseurs dining.
Traditional Lappish dining and dance restaurant. Breakfast, dinner and à la carte Lapp delicacies. Seasonal dance bands.
A cozy dining, social and dance restaurant. Full à la carte menu, soup lunches, steak of the day, burgers, pizza, hot wings and more. The most popular After Ski social meeting place of Saariselkä.
Depending on season open either daily or Wed-Sat 23-04. Karaoke.
The best way to experience the atmosphere of lapland is to rent the Kota in our back yard: heated floor, open fire and reindeer hides keep you warm. Food prepared on the open fire make your mouth water. Program upon request; Kota is for 15-50 person.
Modern VIP-sauna comfort for 7-12 guests in Kontio apartment building. Enjoy the fire place while bathing: drinks and food are arranged due to the occasion.


Clinical Medical Image: A 50-year-old man with medical history of psychogenic disorder presented to the emergency department with lower abdomen and fullness sensation for 1 week. There were no fever or chills and the vital sign was stable. Physical examination revealed lower abdominal tenderness with rebounding pain. Laboratory reveals WBC 1,7400/ul, GOT/GPT 30/26 CRP 26 mg/dl, BUN/ Cr 6/0.5,D-Dimer 3600 mg/ml. Computed tomography scan with contrast demonstrated non-enhanced hypo dense inferior mesenteric vein thrombosis and adjacent mesenteric stranding (Figure 1A, arrows). In addition, some non-enhanced hypo dense thrombus in the main portal vein (Figure 1B, arrow head) noted. Inflammatory changes around peri-rectal site with fat standing (arrow), which indicated early inferior mesenteric venous thrombosis partial occlusion. There was no evidence of bowel obstruction or ischemia seen on imaging feature, the patient received antibiotic ceftriaxone treatment for 5 days and started with heparin therapy then bridged to warfarin. The comprehensive thrombophilia workup was unremarkable and the blood-culture revealed no organisms. The symptoms resolved without other complication and no signs of recurrent disease were observed 2 month later. Mesenteric ischemia refers to the sudden onset of intestinal hypo perfusion, which usually seen in the setting of thrombophilia or local inflammation. However, the inferior mesenteric venous thrombosis is rare and less common involved. Early diagnosis and management of mesenteric thrombosis can prevent further infarction or surgical intervention .


This side-event gave an overview of what has occurred in the Open-ended Working Group on taking forward multilateral nuclear disarmament negotiations (OEWG) in 2016 and to discuss the nature of possible steps following the recommendations of the OEWG, including the main elements that a nuclear weapons prohibition treaty might contain. The side-event also discussed how these elements would relate to the current nuclear landscape including the NPT and recent humanitarian initiatives.
In addition, dedicated project funding was provided by the Government of Thailand.


Volume growth for Asian Paints was strong at 13-14% (above our estimates) though the mix deteriorated with lower end growing faster. Management mentioned that 2H has been stronger than expected but stopped short of calling out for a recovery.
Gross margin expansion was strong at ~400 bp but management pointed out that all of the raw materials which go into paints seem to have bottomed out. We believe margins may have peaked out especially given the 2% price cut effected in Feb 2016. Ebitda margin expansion was lower given an increase in other/staff costs.
Home improvement continues to see tepid demand trends given a slowdown in new home sales, said management. Company has introduced adhesives in certain western parts of the country in a distribution arrangement with Henkel, Germany.
We moderate our margin assumptions on the back of raw material prices bottoming out and the recent price cut taken by the company. This leads to a 4-6% EPS cut to FY17/18. Our target price moves to R880 (from R870) on roll forward.
Double-digit volume growth but not the ideal mix: Asian Paints grew decorative paint volumes in double digits for Q4 (we estimate 13-14%) though the mix continues to be less than ideal with lower end growing faster. Management highlighted that 2H demand was ahead of their expectations but would wait out a couple of more quarters to call out for a recovery. Management shared that rural grew significantly higher versus urban and contributed ~55% of sales.
Gross margins have likely peaked: Management said that all of the inputs which go into paint manufacturing including TiO2 have bottomed out and are trending up. This coupled with the most recent 2% price cut in Feb 2016 should limit gross margin gains from here on. We are cutting earnings as we believe margins have peaked out with no scope for further expansion. Ebitda margin expansion for the quarter was benign at 190 bp due to spike in other expenses. Management explained this was due to rebates passed on to the institutional segment and was more of a response to competition.
Home improvement continues to be weak; performance linked to new home sales: This was a soft year for the home improvement business and demand trends remain weak. As per management, this business depends more on new home sales which have seen a slowdown across most markets this year. Demand for decorative paints largely comes from older homes and is thus holding up. This explains the divergent trends between the two businesses.
The company has launched adhesives in western parts of the country: Asian Paints has entered into a distribution agreement with Henkel Adhesives Technologies, Germany and will sell their 'Loctite' brand of adhesives in the retail channel under a co-branding initiative. The company will use its existing distribution channel to sell the product and has flexibility on the pricing strategy.


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All issues Volume 100 (2021) SHS Web Conf., 100 (2021) 03006 References
IV International Scientific Congress "Society of Ambient Intelligence – 2021" (ISCSAI 2021)
Digitization of Society in National Legal Systems
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Pen and two shades of brown ink on paper.
Inscribed on verso in graphite, "126 / di Gregorio Schiavone".
Sir John Charles Robinson (1824-1913), Edinburgh and London (Lugt 1433); Charles Fairfax Murray (1849-1919), London and Florence; from whom purchased through Galerie Alexandre Imbert, Rome, in 1909 by Pierpont Morgan (1837-1913), New York (no mark; see Lugt 1509); his son, J. P. Morgan, Jr. (1867-1943), New York.
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J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, inv. 90.GA.131; Turner, Hendrix and Plazzotta 1997, 41, no. 17 (as Genga); Rinaldi 2014, 42, no. A23.
Nationalmuseum, Stockholm, inv. NMH 1384/1863; Washington and elsewhere 1985, no. 7 (as Genga); Rinaldi 2014, 42, no. A24.
Kunsthalle, Hamburg, inv. 52154; Rinaldi 2014, 49, no. B14.
Selected references: Rinaldi 2014, 27-28, 48, no. B13-a (as Girolamo Genga).
One of 8 drawings on one mount, by same hand; some may have been cut from a single sheet.


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I'm Grazia Pecoraro, Principal Consultant & Founder of Perspective Hive Diversity & Communication Consulting based in Sydney, Australia.
I've built and delivered award-winning inclusion and diversity programs that have been recognised as Australia's best through a range of industry awards. My distinguishing diversity consulting capability is that I have practical experience in implementing inclusion and diversity outcomes in businesses of all sizes, across a variety of industries and from a global career working for some of the world's biggest brands. Talking diversity strategy is important but knowing how to work with people in the business to embed it, project manage initiatives and communicate the change is where real outcomes happen.
I consult across a broad range of industries e.g. financial services, legal, education, technology, government and healthcare. Just some of the organisations that I have worked with are: The Butterfly Foundation, Coles, Bupa, Chartered Accountants ANZ, Genworth, Macquarie University, NBN, Diversity Partners, Doctors Without Borders, Bendigo & Adelaide Bank, The NSW Department of Finance, Services & Innovation, Hort Innovation, Westpac Group, Pollen Street Capital, Nice, Architects Australia and Boston Scientific. Read what my clients have to say about my work.
My international public relations, communications and reputation management background working for iconic technology brands such as Apple, Microsoft and IBM are a powerful offering and unique capability, combined with over seven years' experience in creating and managing diversity outcomes that drive real business value in Australia.
These are some of my career highlights and if you want to explore the detail, you can read my full LinkedIn profile. I'm also available for speaking engagements on inclusion-related topics as part of my diversity consulting offering.
Pushed the boundaries of designing Westpac's Barangaroo campus beyond the prescriptions of the Australian Building Code. Created an intuitively accessible experience for employees and guests. Nifty features such as tactile signage and inclusively-designed kitchens have been embedded in the Design for Dignity Guidelines (co-developed with LendLease and the Australian Network on Disability). This won the 2016 Australian Human Rights Award as outstanding business practice, one of my career highlights. Accepting the 2016 Australian Human Rights Business Award (on the right) on behalf of Westpac Group.
Delivering programs of work that supported Westpac Group's target of having 50% of women in leadership by 2017. Started at 33% in 2010 and was achieved in 2017. Included building strategic business partnerships in HR and the business to create outcomes that change culture, hiring and talent management practices.
Developed and roles out 'All In Flex' where all new and existing roles in Westpac could be considered to be done flexibly.
Established and managed nine Employee Action Groups, such as ABLE (supporting people with disability) that delivered strategic business value including the launch of Auslan interpreting services for customers wanting to have wealth and planning conversations.
Managed change and drove reputation value by establishing communications strategies delivering education, profiling and story telling for companies including Apple, IBM, Microsoft, Gartner, Cisco and British Telecommunications.


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Model in this photo is rocking a short blonde hair cut and an Electric Dark Blue Shade of Lipstick. This is such a High class photo that i could not help but share. The models face is lovely and she poses with passion.
Came across this photo yesterday while searching for posts and i loved it, the dark eye make-up that is paired with these Bold Purple Lips is fantastic ! Also the hair covering one eye is fab!
Photo is so sick I cant even fathom… The Red Hair, The Bold Black Lipstick, The Pose, The Shoes just everything about this photo i like!
Photoshoot fresh! Totally Digging this look, the shades, the hair, the cute ball earrings, the jacket and of course the Bright Yellow Lipstick. That just cased everything together! She nailed this look.