The nominees for the 33rd annual Hollis Stacy Award have been announced by Award Director Leslie Moses The award recognizes the most versatile female high school athlete in Savannah voted on by local athletic directors and media members an athlete must play sports in all three seasons of the school year — the fall Last year, Gianna Brown became the first student athlete from New Hampstead to win the award who is a star in four sports — flag football volleyball and soccer — is a top candidate once again this year BeachAsia Pretty, sr. — volleyball, flag football, basketball, track Jermia Bey, sr. — cross country, basketball, track    Kinsey Prado, jr.—volleyball, flag football, basketball, track Madison Bueno, so. — cross country, basketball, soccer Mary Elizabeth Semones, jr. — volleyball, basketball, track Sarah Catherine Gilpin, so. — cross country, basketball, soccer Charlie Hawkins, so. — volleyball, basketball, track    A'Niyah Browner, jr. — flag football, basketball, track Taylor Young, jr. — volleyball, basketball, tennis I'Yarna Lee, so. — flag football, basketball, track Gianna Brown, sr. — volleyball, flag football, basketball, soccer Gracie Dare, so. — volleyball, basketball, track       Avery Nein, so. — volleyball, basketball, soccer Scarlett Holmes, so. — volleyball, basketball, soccer Maren Wrieden, jr. — cross country, basketball, soccer Sydney Mims, sr. — volleyball, flag football, basketball, soccer Lyleigh Bradshaw, fr. — volleyball, basketball, tennis Gray Holmes, sr. — flag football, basketball, soccer Maya Salter, sr. — flag football, basketball, golf Mackenzie Mahan, so. — flag football, volleyball, basketball, track St. Vincent’sSamantha Crossley, sr. — softball, basketball, lacrosse  Alexis Spisso, sr. — cross country, basketball, soccer Madison Wagner, jr. — cross country, swimming, track Jillian Austin, jr. — softball, basketball, track, flag football, soccer Chaynie Cornwell, sr. — softball, basketball, track, flag football, soccer Katie Miller, so. — cross country, basketball, soccer Mollie Poppell, sr. — volleyball, basketball, track Christiana Roberts, sr. — flag football, basketball, softball Keshauna Gusby, sr. — flag football, basketball, softball Sarah Armstrong, jr. — cross country, flag football, basketball, soccer, track Jordan Rivers, jr. — cross country, flag football, basketball, track 1995 — Catherine Booker, Savannah Country Day 1999 — Brooke Cornwell, Savannah Christian 2002 — Anne Carson, SCD; Kristen Kelly, SCPS 2019 — Basia Peragine, CDS, and Elizabeth Winders, SVA Dennis Knight covers sports for the Savannah Morning News. Contact him at Dknight@savannahnow.com. Twitter: @DennisKnightSMN Paul Efstathiou and Hollis Taggart Courtesy Hollis Taggart Downtown Programming at the Hollis Taggart gallery’s current location in Chelsea will focus on artists’ estates and secondary market exhibitions along with a handful of established contemporary artists the gallery has worked with for years The purpose of the new Lower East Side outpost will allow the gallery to take on representation of more early- and mid-career artists and help nurture their careers Working with more contemporary artists will allow the gallery to connect with Millennial and Gen Z collectors who are coming into their own 2025 Courtesy the artist and Hollis Taggart Downtown “We've been around a long time and we can't just keep doing what we've been doing We need to expand and cater to this new group of emerging collectors,” Taggart says “That's one of the purposes of this new gallery to keep our programme fresh and vibrant and current because it's a different operation and a different focus than the main gallery.” Hollis Taggart Downtown is a partnership between Taggart is a group show featuring work by ten contemporary artists all of whom explore different forms of abstraction run through 21 June and feature artists including Osamu Kobayashi The future location of Hollis Taggart Downtown Courtesy Hollis Taggart Downtown The gallery will open at 109 Norfolk Street in a space measuring roughly 2,600 sq. ft across two floors. The previous tenant was Thierry Goldberg Gallery, which closed late last year after a dozen artists accused the director of withholding tens of thousands of dollars in earnings, according to Artnet “It's kind of counterintuitive that we would be expanding at this time but my approach has always been this way: when things get slow news11 October 2024Shake it up: Frieze Masters galleries blur time periods to reflect a shift in market demandNo longer just for antiquities and long-gone artists more galleries at Frieze Masters are selling Modern and contemporary works—and other dealers are also widening their repertoire news5 September 2023Bullish amid cooling market, galleries keep betting on New York real estateHollis Taggart is expanding its Chelsea footprint White Cube will soon open on the Upper East Side and the South African gallery Goodman is prepping a Manhattan pied-à-terre news27 February 2023Estate of Ralph Iwamoto—Japanese-American painter overlooked after early-career successes—gains gallery representationNew York gallery Hollis Taggart is preparing a solo show of Iwamoto’s Surrealist works of the 1950s — The Billings Outlaws announced it signed three of the league’s top free agents as the team looks to rebound from a 2-3 start The league shared a statement that its aware of the situation involving the Tritons and are continuing to be in contact with all the players impacted The defending Arena Football League ArenaBowl champions made a series of transactions this week after losing its last three games two of which were against its rival and ArenaBowl opponent – the Albany Firebirds Prince previously played with the Firebirds and Hollis was the team’s defensive coordinator but the two exited the organization after the 2024 season “Today is a great day in Outlaws team history,” Outlaws owner Steven Titus said in a statement to Arena Insider “The GOAT [greatest of all time] himself Darius Prince joins the team to help us make a historic run to compete for the first ever AF1 championship Hollis and TA can put together to help us get to where we need to be so we are holding up the trophy this summer.” and 7 touchdowns through his four games with the Tritons “Thank you to coach [Cedric] Walker and Mr Titus for allowing me to be part of a top notch organization Let’s get to work!” Hollis said in a post on Facebook reacting to the news The signings are expected to be a boost for the Outlaws ahead of its upcoming Saturday evening matchup against the 4-3 Southwest Kansas Storm Anthony Carter is the founder and publisher of X1 Media and Arena Insider. Carter grew up in Philadelphia, PA and graduated from Elizabethtown College. He’s a former news anchor, reporter and producer. Carter is also a proud member of the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ). Want to connect with Anthony? Send him an email: [email protected] EasyBook Tours’un sunduğu muazzam bir deniz keşif deneyimi sunuyor Bodrum’un sakin ve büyüleyici koylarından birinde başlayan bu özel tur katılımcılara yalnızca denizin berrak sularında yüzme fırsatı sunmakla kalmaz aynı zamanda bölgenin doğasını ve tarihi güzelliklerini keşfetmek için mükemmel bir fırsat yaratır Bodrum’un en popüler tekne turu noktalarından biri olup muazzam doğal güzellikleri ve gizli koyları ile ünlüdür EasyBook Tours’un sunduğu profesyonel rehberlik hizmeti yerel ekosistemini ve deniz yaşamını anlatırken aynı zamanda deniz ve su sporları yapma fırsatı da sunar adanın etrafındaki serin sularda yüzme ve şnorkelle dalış gibi aktivitelerle benzersiz bir deneyim yaşar mola verilen noktalarda denize girip dinlenirken bölgedeki farklı canlı türlerini gözlemlemek mümkündür rahat oturma alanları ve yiyecek içecek servisi ile turlar Orak Adası’na ulaşım sırasında katılımcılar Bodrum’un eşsiz sahil manzarasını izlerken tatilcilere unutulmaz bir hatıra bırakacak fotoğraflar çekebilirler doğa severler için çeşitli yürüyüş parkurları ve gizli koylar keşfedilebilir bu turu yalnızca eğlenceli ve öğretici bir deneyim sunmakla kalmaz katılımcıların tüm ihtiyaçlarını karşılamaya özen gösterir sıcak yaz günlerinde serin suların tadını çıkarma muazzam doğanın keyfini sürme ve benzersiz Bodrum manzaralarına tanıklık etme fırsatı verir Turlar boyunca sunulan çeşitli ikramlar ve içecekler katılımcıların keyifli bir deneyim yaşamasını sağlar arkadaşlarınız veya sevdiklerinizle birlikte geçirebileceğiniz aynı zamanda unutulmaz anılar biriktireceğiniz bir maceradır EasyBook Tours’un Bodrum Orak Adası Tekne Turu hem sakin bir gezinti hem de macera dolu bir keşif isteyen herkes için mükemmel bir seçimdir I get paid over 220 Dollars per hour working from home with 2 kids at home i never thought i’d be able to do it but my best friend earns over 15k a month doing this and she convinced me to try it was all true and has totally changed my life check it out by Visiting Following Website HERE—————⊃⫸ https://tinyurl.com/4mceynyu Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application in music performance from Arkansas Tech University and is a graduate of the Recording Workshop in Chillicothe He was a producer and Latin Grammy nominated recording engineer radio and the theater as well as working on projects for musicians including Hollis has played in bands opening for artists such as The Oak Ridge Boys His family resides and worships in Franklin Graveside service will be conducted 2:00 PM Saturday Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors Garnett Hollis Jr. is a long and physical cornerback from West Virginia, boasting a 6'0", 203-pound frame that provides the ideal size to contend with bigger receivers and tight ends at the NFL level. A former Northwestern transfer, Hollis uses his length and physicality effectively but is limited by movement inefficiencies that impact his ability to consistently cover faster and more agile receivers. Hollis thrives when he can leverage his length and physicality He does a good job of timing his disruptions and remaining calm with his back to the ball his high pad level and slower change-of-direction skills hinder his ability to stick with receivers on shorter routes and his limited top-end speed leaves him vulnerable to separation on deeper routes Hollis flashes solid footwork and the ability to sink his hips for transitions leading to late reactions to threats in his area Hollis lacks natural ball-hawking instincts and has not shown a tendency to generate turnovers Hollis is an aggressive and physical presence in the run game His size and strength allow him to take on blocks effectively and he holds his ground well against bigger opponents on the edge While his block destruction skills are above average This is often due to his limited movement skills which make it difficult for him to adjust quickly to ball-carriers Hollis' aggression sometimes leads to missed tackles as he over-commits or comes in too high projects as a developmental prospect who will likely find his role as a physical outside cornerback in zone-heavy schemes and aggression make him an asset against bigger-bodied receivers and in run support but his movement limitations and inconsistent tackling could cap his ceiling as a backup or rotational player Hollis will need to refine his technique and improve his consistency to carve out a role at the next level — Very good length and size with filled out thicker frame Uses his size and physicality to his advantage when taking on blocks and holds up well against bigger receivers and tight ends — Aggressive when contesting through the catch point Shows good timing and the ability to stay calm with his back to the ball — Flashes very good footwork and the ability to sink his hips to transition — Lacks the desired movement skills to be an elite cornerback — Doesn't show ball hawking tendencies Inconsistent eye discipline in zone coverage GRADE: 6.2 (Developmental Prospect — 5th Round) Written by B/R NFL Scout Cory Giddings Mathis joins a list of 2025 invitees that includes Omarion Dollison Mathis is a graduate of the University of William & Mary where he was a contributor on one of the top FCS football programs in the nation and running back across his entire tenure with the team He is one of just two NCAA Division I football players to finish their career with 1,000 yards in rushing His pro day 40-yard dash came in at 4.59, and Penn Live's Nick Farabaugh projects that he would be a wide receiver at the NFL level as he is a graduate of Penn Hills High School less than 15 miles away from Acrisure Stadium He won the PIAA State title for the 5A division with the school in 2018 playing with current Bills cornerback Daequan Hardy who was a UDFA signed by the Steelers in the previous draft cycle Mathis will get a chance to prove his skills when rookie minicamp begins for the Steelers on May 9 Make sure to bookmark Steelers On SI to get all your daily Pittsburgh Steelers news, interviews, breakdowns and more! ARI MEYERFollow Ari Meyer on Twitter. The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Jeremy Hollis, a graduate research assistant in the Campbell Lab at Fred Hutch Cancer Center, is one of 10 graduate students across the world who has received the 2025 Harold M. Weintraub Graduate Student Award His research examines a historic protein component implicated in a variety of diseases and disorders and will provide a foundational understanding of cellular evolution The award is named for Harold “Hal” Weintraub, MD, PhD, a molecular biologist who helped found Fred Hutch’s Basic Sciences Division and immensely contributed to the understanding of embryonic development in vertebrates Weintraub died of brain cancer in 1995 at age 49 and the namesake award honors his scientific leadership and legacy as an extraordinary mentor Now in its 26th year, the Weintraub Award has celebrated the exceptional achievements of graduate students in biological science since 2000 Take a look back at half a century of leading-edge research and compassionate care Though the award has its roots at Fred Hutch, it selects winners from an increasingly competitive international pool of applicants each year. Hollis is the first Fred Hutch winner in four years. Emma Wrenn, then a graduate student in the Cheung Lab, received the award in 2021 the award represents Weintraub’s legacy both literally and metaphorically “The physical lab I work in, now the Campbell Lab, is in Hal Weintraub's old lab space,” he said, adding that his team still uses Weintraub’s monogrammed serological pipettes. They also continue a special tradition of recreating a photo of Weintraub at work Melody Campbell, PhD praised his “strong determination and boundless optimism.” “It's really an unbelieveable honor to be identified by my colleagues and mentors at my own institution as worthy of this award,” said Hollis Part of the Campbell lab’s research focuses on proteins “You can think of them like Legos,” Hollis added His research centers on the domain “I” (or “inserted”) a 500-million-year-old domain found in the integrin family of cell receptor proteins This protein domain provides critical functions and has links to cancer irritable bowel diseases and immune deficiencies These impacts make it an attractive therapeutic target The endgame of his research will develop specified treatments and a fundamental understanding of protein evolution Campbell called attention to his role in assembling the project entirely himself “He orchestrated the collaboration between my lab and [Dr The Malik Lab studies genetic conflicts between opposing genes and proteins that drive evolutionary change Hollis’ collaboration brings together structural and evolutionary biology which makes the outcomes of the project particularly unique and exciting And his drive to lead and collaborate doesn’t necessarily stop in the lab Hollis has led the lab to win every creative competition they’ve entered — from building gingerbread houses to decorating doors to designing ugly sweaters to carving pumpkins — four years in a row “The natural world contains answers to so many questions we're asking … we just need to have the courage to find them.”  Shayla Ring is an integrated marketing and communications coordinator at Fred Hutch Cancer Center. With a background in political science and communications, her work aims to reduce disinformation and promote meaningful stories. Her previous roles have also been with mission-driven organizations across the Seattle area. Reach her at sring@fredhutch.org Are you interested in reprinting or republishing this story We want to help connect people with the information they need We just ask that you link back to the original article preserve the author’s byline and refrain from making edits that alter the original context Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is an independent organization that serves as UW Medicine's cancer program © 2025 Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization 1100 Fairview Ave. N., P.O. 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He joined UAB Athletics in 2005 after spending time with Barfield A Funeral service celebrating the life of Robert Hollis Jones Interment will follow at Warren Baptist Cemetery in Fisher The family will receive friends from 5:00 p.m at Rose-Neath Funeral Home 943 Polk Street Mansfield Louisiana to Oswald Hollis Jones and Jacquelyn Johnson and passed away at home on March 5 Robert was preceded in death by his father Robert Micheal Jones and Chad Santos (Jamie); daughter Kimberly Horn (Russell) and Lisa Nichols (John); brothers Russell Jones and Jeremy Jones; grandchildren with special Aunt Mary Brown and a host of nieces and nephews Honoring Robert as pallbearers will be Chad Santos Serving as honorary pallbearers will be Russell Horn and Danny Love I became a Catholic—after seven years of teenage atheism—because of the lyrics of the album “The Colour of Spring,” by the English band Talk Talk and I don’t claim that he actually practiced what he preached First I should just continue grading finals—which is my main job and my primary task at the moment Third I really just need a year’s sabbatical to write about the English band Talk Talk The topic: Why Mark Hollis strove to be as Catholic as possible in his lyrics After reading the frustratingly stunted and anemic biography Ben Wardle’s Mark Hollis: A Perfect Silence—which could have been brilliant with another paragraph here or there getting into the soul of the admittedly elusive Mark Hollis—I’ve just finished reading such as noting that Talk Talk is progressive rock but he completely misunderstand’s Hollis’s lyrics The religious aspect can’t go without comment Mark has been quoted as saying that “Happiness is Easy” was about the holy wars hence the reference to the “little ships of Galilee.” From this point on Mark’s lyrics will be scattered with Biblical references and imagery leading to suggestions that he was secretly religious he denied the inference and it seems likely that the Christian imagery was simply a mechanism to convey meaning through the cultural references he grew up with and other musical poets like Leonard Cohen have often called upon such imagery in their work It’s one of the great ironic/sarcastic song titles.” My beloved Steven Wilson in his autobiography and several histories of (progressive) rock do as well All religious gibberish that means nothing Most critics seem to think that Hollis’s lyrics are just balderdash If Hollis had sung about Christianity on only a song or two there’s a huge continuity of Christian lyrics in what he sings He might not have lived them out in his own life he clearly strove for something greater than himself if someone were someday to list Talk Talk as “Christian rock,” I wouldn’t completely balk though I would probably add something such as psychedelic and non-practicing Christian aspirational rock but let me admit again: Talk Talk’s lyrics to The Colour of Spring significantly affected me And I became a Catholic—after seven years of teenage atheism—because of those lyrics I had been in love with The Colour of Spring since the spring of 1986 but it wasn’t until the spring of 1988 that I finally read the lyrics (the lyrics weren’t printed in the U.S I could never recount the emotion that overcame me as I read: but I read those words as intensely personal “gather us in love.” How dense do you have to be not to realize that Hollis means this There’s nothing cynical at all in the song—only a proper acknowledgement of love “kissing a grey garden” seems like a reference to purgatory arguably the finest statement of progressive pop ever written “The Rainbow,” itself divided into three parts take over the world and rule through your might power the real meaning of 1988’s Spirit of Eden comes in the final song “wealth.” Hollis’s version is a re-telling of Ignatius’s we get to Talk Talk 1991 masterpiece album With innumerable references to Christ and the gospels it’s no longer even plausibly Anglican/Church of England (with its two sacraments It’s either Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox we’re way out of the realm of “playing” religion here How could we not believe that Hollis is serious about the faith All comments are moderated and must be civil Comments that are critical of an essay may be approved but comments containing ad hominem criticism of the author will not be published comments containing web links or block quotations are unlikely to be approved Keep in mind that essays represent the opinions of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Imaginative Conservative or its editor or publisher I have those three Talk Talk CDs not far from where I’m lying on my couch but the sparseness of it all gives it a singular beauty I think the lyrics continue the continuity from TT I find it strange that the albums you loved from age twelve to age sixteen haunt you later in life but only if the music contained something eternal and wasn’t merely pop But mostly the first two Scott Merritt albums I never was into Kershaw (out of ignorance) and Howard Jones (especially Human’s Lib) all meant (and mean) a great deal to me Will check out the first two Scott Merritt albums I should have said Scott Merritt’s third and fourth albums: Gravity Is Mutual and Violet and Black I’ve neither seen nor heard his first two albums I had the opportunity to read another article from you on this topic some years ago on progarchy.com and I really appreciated it Best wishes for a Saint Christmas and greetings from an Italian reader I think Hollis is one of the most interesting intellectuals/artists of the past 100 years Glad to know that Italy still loves Christmas I prayed for Mark’s soul a long time ago all based on a perception after listening to his most famous songs that did not seem Christian at all I listened to the radio and his songs appeared very insistent and they induced me to pray for his soul “feeling” that he was in need But I wanted to know if I was praying or not for a Christian… and if possible a Catholic Your post appeared in my search engine and with great joy both things were confirmed Talk Talk is the only band allowed to use muted trumpets the next book about Mark Hollis’ music will be by you they seem to exploit Hollis’ life by stripping away his privacy might just be the tribute so richly deserved and these days – needed An amazing and all-too-brief glimpse into Hollis’s lyrics and artistic intentions and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" The Imaginative Conservative is sponsored by The Free Enterprise Institute (a U.S Your donation to the Institute in support of The Imaginative Conservative is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Thanks for visiting she earned her nursing degree and devoted 50 years to serving others as a registered nurse most recently at Summerhill Senior Living Community Brenda’s nurturing spirit was evident—she was always looking out for others ensuring they were cared for and loved.  Brenda was a force to be reckoned with in the world of barbecue she owned and operated The Dancing Pig BBQ and patrons with her mouthwatering creations She was a proud foodie who loved exploring new flavors and had a particular fondness for traveling Brenda’s infectious laughter and magnetic personality made her the life of the party wherever she went and had an uncanny ability to light up any room and she cherished every moment spent with loved ones.  Brenda was preceded in death by her loving wife Her memory will forever be treasured by her mother Clifton Howard (Candice) of Warner Robins; grandchildren Jakiel Griffin-Zanders (Kiara) of Leesburg and Canighya Williams of Warner Robins; great-grandchildren and other family members and friends.  A memorial service will immediately follow at 11:00 a.m Go to www.mcculloughfh.com to sign the Online Registry for the family McCullough Funeral Home and Crematory has the privilege of being entrusted with these arrangements Add to Calendar Add to Calendar Kitty Sue Hollis of Locust Fork Alabama passed away at the UAB Palliative Care Center in Birmingham Alabama after a brief illness 1938 in Noxapater Mississippi to O’Neal Harris and Etta B she worked at Dolly Madison Bakery and SouthTrust Bank where she retired after 25 years service shopping and spending time with her family She was a long time member of Locust Fork Baptist and ladies Sunday School classes She enjoyed volunteering in the nursery as well Etta Beatrice Hall and sister Beatrice Irene Whiddon granddaughter Courtney Wright West (Brandon) great grandson Brayden Muddiman great-grandson Grayson Muddiman as well as a host of other family members The family would like to thank the UAB Neuro Intensive Care Unit and UAB Palliative Care teams for their loving care they provided Dennico Hollis celebrated a resounding victory with his LOC Hire Stenhousemuir Cricket Club in Scotland They began their Western Premiership One Division campaign with a comprehensive 138-run win over M8 Driving Ferguslie Stenhousemuir posted an imposing 300 for 7 in their 50 overs thanks to centuries from Yaseen Valli and Zander Smith Ettiene Jewell was the pick of the Ferguslie bowlers with three wickets Ferguslie struggled in their reply and were eventually bowled out for 162 but Manas Sahare was the star with the ball for Stenhousemuir Category: All, Sports XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> A memorial service celebrating the life of Martha Blanche Alexander will be held Saturday at First Baptist Church West Chapel in Minden Inurnment will follow at Gardens of Memory in Minden Louisiana and went to be with the Lord on February 20 Martha was an active member of the First Baptist Church Minden where she was worked many years with Bible School and also helped getting the Ichter Missionary Home ready She retired in 1998 from Minden Bank and Trust after 40 years of service she worked at Minden Medical Center and as a bookkeeper for various companies Her greatest joys in life were her grandchildren and great grandchildren.  She was preceded in death by her son Todd Alexander; father Blanche Gresham Hollis Butterfield and stepfather Mary Francis Hollis Carpenter and Helen Hollis Hall Bill Alexander (Mary Lynn) of Youngsville; daughter-in-law Jennifer Alexander Fontenot (Patrick) of Youngsville Brittany Alexander Parsons (Sean) of Gypsum and Tiffani Patterson of Minden; great-granddaughters Lauren and Lillian Fontenot of Youngsville and it's about to be a new era in Michigan State athletics Alan Haller, a longtime university administrator and former MSU football player, was let go as athletic director, it was announced Thursday. A national search is underway to find his replacement The last five Michigan State athletic directors were promoted from other roles in the athletic department or at the university: Clarence Underwood Here's a look at some possible candidates Michigan State could consider for its third athletic director in the last seven years after possibly looking outside of its current athletics buildings for the first time in 25 years Michael AlfordAlford has strong ties to the booster side of the business ― a side of the business that's becoming more and more pivotal by the day Alford was athletic director at Central Michigan before leaving to become head of Seminole Boosters he was promoted to athletic director at Florida State and secured a new revenue-distribution model A national search might lead MSU right down to the ride to Kalamazoo where Bartholomae is athletic director at Western Michigan He's got a strong track record of nearly quadrupling WMU's fundraising efforts since he arrived less than four years ago and he's got a bit of visibility with the Broncos coming off their first-ever national championship in hockey Bartholomae has a couple other things going for him: He's a Pittsburgh native and he's got a good relationship with football coach Jonathan Smith from their time at Oregon State The Flint native is the athletic director at North Carolina and who would blame him if he's ready to get out of there amid all the drama over new football coach Bill Belichick (and his girlfriend He's reportedly been looking for other options after more than a decade running things in Chapel Hill ― where he did secure a massive boost in NIL dollars flowing into the UNC coffers where he was twice honored as an athletics director of the year by the NACDA There are no direct ties to the state or the university here but Greene was a finalist for the job four years ago when he was athletic director at Auburn where he's trying to undo the financial damage left under the administration of former AD Heather Lyke Lyke is a Michigan alum and former Eastern Michigan AD who talked to MSU last time around but it's unclear if she would get a call this time a former Notre Dame and minor-league baseball player was athletic director at Buffalo before landing the Auburn job Mark HollisDon't be surprised if this is a name that generates buzz from MSU fans was Michigan State's athletic director for more than a decade until he resigned in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal and subsequent sentencing The MSU alum was one of the great forward-thinkers in college athletics (outdoor hockey Hollis has worked on the PGA Tour's Rocket Classic since leaving MSU teaming up with pal and major MSU donor Dan Gilbert Here's another candidate who was in the mix for the job four years but he opted to stay as athletic director at UCLA starting his administrative career in East Lansing as an assistant AD from 2003-09 before moving on to the Ohio State athletic department becoming the youngest AD among the power-conference schools having played basketball at UNC-Wilmington Jeff KonyaIn this era of college athletics folks often talk about looking for so-called "innovators," forward-thinkers not content to just do things the way they've always been done gets that description a lot when you talk to his colleagues he has doubled fundraising efforts since his arrival in 2021 He's a two-time winner of the Under Armour NACDA athletics director of the year award Mississippi State's athletic director made the Sports Business Journal's prestigious "Forty Under 40" list two years ago He's been AD at Mississippi State since 2023 worked in athletic departments at Oklahoma and North Carolina and in the first months on the job at Mississippi State and raised money for significant multiple facility upgrades Selmon played tight end in college at Wake Forest Hunter YurachekHe's the current athletic director at Arkansas where last spring he pulled of a stunning move in bringing in Hall-of-Fame basketball coach John Calipari He's also worked in athletic departments at Wake Forest He played basketball as an undergrad at Guilford College in North Carolina Tom Izzo and Jen SmithHere are the interim co-ADs Nobody would be surprised if Izzo was interested in the job He once floated his name for football coach But gone are the days when a major head coach can also be AD with Izzo serving as the face of the department (the face that asks for and brings in the big bucks from boosters) compliance director and senior women's administrator) handling most of the day-to-day operations You are using an outdated browser. Upgrade your browser today or install Google Chrome Frame to better experience this site Phone: (803) 408-8711  he graduated from Mount Zion Institute where he was known as “Catfish.” He was a life-long entrepreneur Affectionately known as Grumpy (a derivative of Gramps) by family and close friends instinctively knowing how to make people laugh and feel comfortable He was always curious about new ways to solve problems While he earned his living as the founder of Beltline TV Sales and Service He hooked up a geothermal heat pump to a swimming pool to efficiently heat his home He designed and installed a solar pool heater in the 1970s long before solar energy became mainstream He once combined three totaled cars to make one awesome Datsun convertible He was a true jack of all trades with boundless energy He was an All-American in Masters Track and Field and holds the record in the 800-meter run with a time of 2:25.66 He was a second-place finisher in the 800-meter hurdle event at the Senior Olympics not far off the world record pace for 55-year-olds Having won hundreds of medals for foot races and track events He continued training by riding his bicycle at least ten miles a day well into his late 80s He grew up fishing with his father on “Eagles Nest Point” at Lake Wateree He went on to lease and purchase the property eventually building a home and retiring there He is survived by the love of his life and wife of nearly 70 years and daughters Virginia Hollis Boney (Steve) He is also survived by grandchildren Bobby Ray Hollis III (Blair) He is also survived by great grandchildren Ainsley and Paisley Hollis; Lizzie and Monroe Hollis; and Benjamin and Nathan Boney He is also survived by his sister Joan Gay-Robinson (Willard) and Joanne Douglas Callie Porter Hollis and Hiram Franklin Hollis He was also predeceased by his brother Paul Franklin (Sonny) Hollis please make donations to The National Federation for the Blind (nfb.org) Powers Funeral Home is assisting the family at 2:00 pm at Rock Bottom Pond in Ridgeway The family will remain there following the service until 5 to visit with friends and family Mailing Address: PO Box 65 Lugoff, SC 29078 Phone: (803) 408-8711 Fax: (803) 408-8713  Blog With the 2025 NFL Draft in the rearview mirror and undrafted free agent signings all but done, the focus for the Pittsburgh Steelers has shifted to rookie minicamp invites. After reports of South Carolina linebacker Debo Williams and Rhode Island TE/WR Tommy Smith receiving invites That would be William & Mary standout receiver Hollis Mathis who is a Pittsburgh-area native as a Penn Hills High School graduate Mathis’ invite to Steelers’ rookie minicamp was shared by his agency, LA Sports Group (@LASportsGroup) on Instagram. Mathis is a versatile athlete who played quarterback running back and receiver at William & Mary He made the switch to receiver full time for the 2024 season and put up a strong season hauling in 52 passes for 602 yards and three touchdowns Hollis Mathis measures in at 6013, 174 pounds with 9 3/8-inch hands, 32 3/4-inch arms, a 77 1/8-inch wingspan and clocked a 4.59 40-yard dash with a 1.59 10-yard split. He also recorded a 36.5-inch vertical, a 10’10” broad jump, a 4.43 short shuttle and a 6.90 3-cone, according to The Athletic’s Dane Brugler.  He finished his college career with 87 receptions for 1,005 yards and five touchdowns Mathis also recorded 260 carries for 1,091 yards and 17 rushing touchdowns and 1,716 passing yards 10 touchdowns and four interceptions on 126-of-251 passing though most of that came in 2019 when he threw for 976 yards Mathis is just one of two players in college football history to achieve that mark Penn Hills alum Hollis Mathis has made HISTORY at the D1 level at William and Mary He is the 2nd player in CFB History to throw for 1,000 yards A WPIAL round of applause for Hollis 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏 pic.twitter.com/0fj7IKObZp — WPIAL Insider (@WPIAL_Insider) November 23, 2024 Mathis was a full-time QB at Penn Hill High School lining up in the backfield as a traditional running back He never thought of transferring to a bigger program sticking it out at William & Mary and graduating with a degree in kinesiology and health sciences in 2023 Quis autem vel eum iure reprehenderit qui in ea voluptate velit esse quam nihil molestiae consequatur Temporibus autem quibusdam et aut officiis debitis aut rerum necessitatibus saepe eveniet We use ads to fund this site and continue to bring you premium Steelers content If you like what you see on this site, we now have an ad-free option available for a donation of $25 per year and you can enjoy the site entirely ad-free Additionally, if you'd like to donate above and beyond the ad-free option, you can donate via PayPal as well A memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m memorial contributions may be made to the family for a later designation in Holly’s honor Online condolences may be left for the family at www.caldwellparrish.com Holly was the daughter of Howard and Pauline (Hoover) Jensen She grew up in Fond du Lac and graduated from Fond du Lac High School They were blessed with four daughters: Deborah The couple farmed south of Perry and built their home in 1962 and later with Stine Seed Company alongside Francis Holly and Francis shared a love for travel particularly enjoying the many bus trips they took together Louis Cardinals fan who thoroughly enjoyed attending their games Holly is survived by her three daughters: Deborah Wadsworth and her partner Kevin Sieve of Alleman She is also survived by her grandchildren: Lindsay Wadsworth (Chad) and Rebecca (Tristan) Loughran; 19 great-grandchildren; her sister Carol Whipple of Eldora; and numerous nieces Add to Calendar Caldwell Parrish Funeral Home & Crematory - Perry Chapel (formerly Carris Funeral Home) Add to Calendar *Celebrating the Life of Brady Hollis Cole of Castle Pines we announce the passing of Brady Hollis Cole whose beautiful soul left this earthly realm on February 11th following a courageous and long-fought battle with cancer along with life dad Les Ogden of Castle Pines and uncles who will forever hold him close in their hearts Brady honorably served in the US Marine Corps during the Iraq War and Desert Storm earning a degree in Aviation Systems and Administration from Metropolitan State College in Denver His professional journey began with Jeppesen Aviation in Denver and he later found exciting opportunities at Apple Inc later moving on to Stanford University in Palo Alto where he reveled in year-round hiking adventures basked in the breathtaking sunsets over the San Francisco Bay and embraced the vibrant culture around him he created a memorable experience traveling to Munich to personally pick up his special-order BMW which he proudly tested on the Autobahn—passing with flying colors Those fortunate enough to know Brady would describe him as someone who could effortlessly evoke both laughter and tears and extend kindness to everyone he encountered His quick wit and expansive knowledge on a variety of topics inspired those around him to marvel at the beauty of the universe A visitation in honor of Brady will be held on March 1st from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at Horan McConaty Funeral Home In honoring Brady's indomitable spirit the family kindly requests that donations be made to a no-kill animal shelter and adventure will forever resonate with all who were lucky enough to have known him we announce the passing of Ronald Floyd Hollis Sr.,on January 26 to Floyd and Lyla Hollis of Hamburg Michigan Ron was brought up in a loving Christian home and attended St where he remained an active member throughout his life the Holy Spirit and in the resurrection of Jesus Christ formed the foundation of his life and guided him to fulfill his purpose during his time on Earth His faith and love in God was evident in everything he did and in everyone he met and friend whose love and guidance shaped all who knew him and together they built a family rooted in love He faced life’s challenges with resilience and courage These characteristics were displayed throughout his life but took an especially important role over the past 7 years as he fought the effects of blood cancers which were brought on by his exposure to agent orange Ron spent his career as a proud union glazier where he honed his strong work ethic He was deeply committed to his work and thoroughly enjoyed the friendships that he made over the years In his free time Ron enjoyed golfing with his “Hollis Hacker” buddies and many other golfing companions He never missed an opportunity to root on his favorite University of Michigan team Hailee; and his great-granddaughter Ellison His legacy of love and strength will live on in each of them We are proud to bring him home to Hamburg MI where his roots beganand to be laid to rest with the family he loved so dearly Family and friends will gather on Saturday with a 7:00 PM prayer service at Borek Jennings Funeral Home memorial contributions may be made to the Disabled American Veterans Messages of comfort may also be shared at www.borekjennings.com or by calling 1-877-231-7900 JavaScript is disabled. In order to use all of the features on dykstrafuneralhome.com, enable JavaScript.Close Ron owned and operated GIT-r DUN Gutters and Exteriors Chris never met a stranger and was a phenomenal father Chris was a member of Awaken Church.  Chris is now in the company of his grandmother and many other loving family members and friends.  The family will host a Celebration of Life at a later date.  In lieu of flowers the family asks for you to please donate to their gofundme, https://www.gofundme.com/f/make-ends-meet-and-catch-up-on-bills which involved qualitative interviews with patients highlighted 11 key opportunities to enhance the perioperative care and education of patients with a new ostomy Themes identified through their research included: difficulties in understanding ostomy care before surgery challenges with selecting and applying ostomy supplies and ongoing issues post discharge such as difficulty obtaining supplies "This important study outlines targets for future interventions seeking to improve ostomy care and education,” says Hollis “Patients are too often fearful of life with an ostomy and we hope that we can improve post-ostomy outcomes and quality of life through this research.” Additional contributors to the study include: Burkely Smith, M.D., MSPH, Jernell Simmons, M.D., Ivan Herbey, M.D., Daniel Chu, M.D., MSPH Sheffer was additionally supported by the American College of Surgeons Resident Research Award for this work Search MORE RESULTS Sterlin English and Hollis Harris showed that “quirky” horses can still cash big checks, winning the #13.5 Succeed Shootout at the Cinch USTRC National Finals of Team Roping in Fort Worth, Texas, worth $55,000. The horsepower was English’s hard‑running gelding “Keystone” and Harris’ grumpy palomino “Sunshine.” The team roped four steers in 28.35 seconds, winning from the second‑high call position. “We won the most tricked‑out saddles I’ve seen in a while, so I’m excited,” said Harris, 59, of Stephenville, Texas. “To have a chance to win ropings like this keeps you going. The USTRC is the best thing for kids—and it’s the best money.” Their day began in the John Justin Arena with a 7.33‑second opener. “On the first run I’m thinking, ‘Get the horns and get out of the way,’” said English, 22. “Hollis is a rodeo guy—if you bend their head, he’s going to put it down.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Team Roping Journal (@teamropingjourn) Harris cleaned up every heel shot English gave him “I took a bit of a risky shot,” Harris said That sorrel horse of his can really open the steers up.” but the gelding anchoring the run was palomino Sunshine Originally a horse Harris got in for training it became apparent Sunshine was so unfriendly that nobody would want to buy him The pair are still building their camaraderie together but Harris’ confidence in him is growing with every check Their fastest trip—6.03 seconds in Round 3—propelled them to a short go that paid more than $250,000 “I blacked out during the short go,” said Harris I didn’t even hear what time we had to be—just but once he was “looking down the pipe,” it was game on but you just have to stay focused and do your job,” Harris said “Some people rope only for first; I just try to rope the steer as well as I can English spun the black Corriente—and it took a big hop as Harris threw his loop ensuring that Keystone finished the job for him The victory is English’s second major Shootout title He won the #11.5 Shootout nearly a decade ago “That was probably the best win of my life,” English said “I like watching Dad win more than I like to win myself.” Sign up for news and updates from The Team Roping Journal and Equine Network This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful Strictly Necessary Cookie should be enabled at all times so that we can save your preferences for cookie settings we will not be able to save your preferences This means that every time you visit this website you will need to enable or disable cookies again Watch the video here at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bl18RN5AxLE Library’s Interior to be Transformed with New Reading and Multi-Purpose Rooms Administration Has Invested More Than $300 Million in City’s Libraries in Three Fiscal Years; Nearly $900 Million Committed in FY 2025 – FY 2028 Capital Plan NEW YORK – New York City Mayor Eric Adams Queens Public Library (QPL) President Dennis M and New York City Department of Design and Construction (DDC) Commissioner Thomas Foley today broke ground on a $7.4 million project that will completely modernize the interior of the Hollis Library QPL branch with new reading rooms and additional features for visitors and staff Mayor Adams also celebrated three years of significant investments in the city’s libraries with total investment in the city’s libraries approaching $900 million in the Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 to FY 2028 capital plan “I am proud to be here to break ground on this major renovation of the Hollis Library a $7 million project that will improve the library experience for this entire community,” said Mayor Adams “New York City’s libraries are so much more than just a place to check out a book our public libraries are the hearts of our communities That is why our administration has invested more than $300 million in the city’s libraries over three fiscal years with nearly $900 million committed in the 2025-2028 Capital Plan.” “Our administration is focused on providing world-class libraries citywide ensuring no neighborhood is left behind,” said First Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer “The renovations to the Hollis Library will provide the neighborhood with the state-of-the-art features that New Yorkers deserve This is just one great example of how our library systems are providing New Yorkers with access to knowledge and resources.”  “As we break ground on the major renovation of Hollis Library we are reminded of all the ways that New Yorkers use their libraries in the internet age — not just for quiet study but for play and so much more,” said Deputy Mayor for Operations Meera Joshi. “Our hardworking team at DDC is up to the task of delivering public spaces that meet the diverse needs of New Yorkers which the governor has on her desk to sign into law will help us renovate our aging civic buildings like libraries more quickly and affordably.” “This DDC in-house design will completely overhaul the current interior into an environmentally-efficient and spacious library with more natural lighting and ADA-compliant restrooms,” said DDC Commissioner Foley we hope we can use a faster method of construction management for library renovation projects called CM-Build which provides a lot more flexibility for dealing with issues that arise in the field after we start work we’ll be able to complete projects like these even faster and more efficiently.” “The upcoming transformation of Hollis Library represents our commitment to providing modern inviting spaces that inspire people to learn and Councilmember Linda Lee for their substantial investment and for their constant support of our libraries.” Renderings of the Hollis Library Renovations Improvements to the Hollis Library QPL branch funded in part by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards and New York City Councilmember Linda Lee The library’s entrance will be upgraded with a new reception area and the façade will include large perimeter windows for extra lighting The renovation will create three reading rooms — a main reading room with an area for teenagers and a multi-purpose room with a visual and audio system The design also allows for more computer space Wireless internet will also be available throughout the building The interior renovation will follow the latest ADA-accessible standards The project will also replace and upgrade all building mechanical systems the library’s interior and exterior lighting and mechanical systems will be made compliant with the New York City Energy Conservation Code it is expected that the 1973-built library will be certified as LEED Silver for efficiency The project is expected to be completed in spring 2026 The project replaced the library’s roof and heating the administration has added more than $300 million in investments to the city’s three library systems bringing the total commitment in the FY25 to FY28 capital plans to nearly $900 million “Hollis families deserve a spectacular state-of-the-art library to call their own and that’s exactly what we’re working to deliver starting with today’s groundbreaking,” said Queens Borough President Donovan Richards Jr “I'm so proud to have allocated $1 million to this vitally important project which will make a world of difference for this community and to have put more than $26 million into the Queens Public Library system as a whole since taking office Our libraries are the lifeblood of our neighborhoods and it’s critical that we ensure every single branch sees the investment it needs to best serve our families.” “Libraries are essential hubs that provide students and receive supportive services they need to be successful,” said New York City Councilmember Linda Lee “I am proud to join my colleagues in fully renovating and modernizing the Hollis Public Library for our community Residents deserve to feel a sense of pride living in their neighborhood and this investment to upgrade our community library will serve as another reason to be happy to call Hollis home.” “The iconic Queens Public Library system is one of the biggest and busiest in the world its branches are hubs of community activity where job seekers receive career guidance I am proud that we reached a fiscally responsible FY 2025 to FY 2028 capital plan that invests almost a billion dollars in our libraries opening the door to the renovation of the Hollis Library branch,” said New York State Assemblymember Jenifer Rajkumar and furnishings to preserve the Hollis library as a neighborhood institution we will make these investments so that New Yorkers have the world class libraries they deserve.” “The Queens Public Library at Hollis is a fantastic neighborhood resource and I’m pleased to see local branch renovations and reopening across Queens,” said New York State Assemblymember David I “The improvements to QPL Hollis will boost services for children As the former chair of the Assembly Task Force for People with Disabilities ADA compliance is very important to me and I’m glad that these critical infrastructure upgrades are being made to ensure accessibility for all at QPL Hollis This effort will not only enhance the library’s functionality and accessibility but also provide a vibrant welcoming space for the community to gather I look forward to celebrating the completion of these comprehensive renovations soon.” provide workforce development opportunities and enrich our everyday lives as New Yorkers,” said New York City Councilmember Carlina Rivera “The investment to modernize the Hollis Library QPL branch will benefit thousands of residents at a time we see library usage rising helping connect New Yorkers to vital services and programs.”  “We’re thrilled to have the long-awaited renovations to the Hollis Library QPL Branch,” said Martha Taylor “Community Board 8 has advocated for the improvement of the library We know that former board member Marc Haken These improvements will create a more modern accessible space that reflects the spirit and resilience of our community providing a welcoming environment for learning pressoffice@cityhall.nyc.gov(212) 788-2958 was considered proof that she died “on or about” April 1 In March 2022, he pled “no contest” to a reduced charge The plea also meant that her children didn’t have testify at his trial Young was sentenced the following 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Kentucky and a longtime resident of Luling Louisiana and recent resident of Baton Rouge He was a great husband and father and a friend to many he joined the United States Coast Guard in which he served at various duty stations along the east coast of the United Sates and the Philippines Philip had various occupations in industry including several of the construction trades His career path provided opportunities to travel and impart knowledge to many places in the United Sates Over the years he engaged in various community activities as a member of the American Legion Post 131 Philip was preceded in death by his parents Philip Forsythe Hollis and Mabel Pope Hollis son Philip Hollis Jr; son and daughter-in-law Michael and Telly Comeaux Hollis; daughter Peggy Hollis; granddaughter Kaylie Hollis; nieces Shari Morgan and Delane Taylor Corte; nephew Doug Taylor and dear friends Anthony of Padua Catholic Church in Luling at noon on Saturday with a reception at the CA building afterward from 1pm – 3pm it’s tempting to look outside ourselves for answers We distract ourselves with any number of vices But what if the clarity and comfort we’re craving is within us That’s the question at the heart of Living With Borrowed Dust Hollis invites us to explore what it means to be human in all its messiness: to grieve his hope is that these essays serve as “a companion and a reminder that we carry within what we are so anxiously looking for in the crazed world out there.” and how all of us can begin a dialogue with our own souls to live less reflexively and more thoughtfully and authentically you offer tools we can use to have deep conversations with our souls we learn that our dreams are coming from some part of our psyche that knows us better than we know ourselves we have to adjust to the powers and principalities of the world outside of us we lose contact with those inner sources telling us what is right and wrong for us we defer to the authority of parents and to the various systems we have to report to in the outer world I wrote this book to help us find and access the insights that our own nature has already begun telling us about how to conduct our lives we have to find the courage—or sometimes the desperation—to try to live that in the world A theme in your book is understanding our inner callings and using them as inspiration for personal growth we ask large questions—questions that are essential What is it that my own inner life tells me is right for me and I did all the things I was supposed to do—create relationship Why has my own psyche withdrawn its approval and support from all the things I’m doing Because I’m doing what I was supposed to do That’s what sent me to my first hour of therapy.  there was a lot of unfinished business from childhood there were some large decisions that I needed to address in the outer world which is what ultimately sent me from life as an academic to training as an analytic psychologist.  You say you were “blessed” with depression at midlife because depression was robbing me of my energy But it was also calling into account how I was conducting my life how quickly do we get rid of a person’s symptoms and how might I respond to this in a proactive way and we don’t have the capacity to live our own journeys A child can’t pack a suitcase and move out of town I had lived the model in the outer world of professional and social development But I wasn’t yet living out of what was most profoundly true for me a lot of what I was living was a defense against that one of the most important things I learned in several years of analysis was that what you become—namely a series of adaptations and deals we make with the outer world—is now your chief problem What is this trying to call our attention to Most of us never spend any quiet time in the course of any given day to reflect on what our choices are about If we don’t have regular appointments with ourselves we’re going to be living mostly reflexively by the condition patterns counterproductive things I’ve done for decades What is really wanting expression in the world through me It doesn’t diminish the quality of our relationships with others it can improve our relationships for the simple fact that we’re a more evolved and more authentic person than a person who’s simply been well-conditioned to fit in and adapt to the conditions of life It sounds like this work makes us more trustworthy in relation to others because it means you’re living with integrity as opposed to what history imposed upon you and the various adaptations that you had to make as a child or as a young adult It means you live less reflexively and more thoughtfully because it does often mean leaving our comfort zone It means moving in the direction of more authenticity And what that really means is that I must recognize I have unfinished business parts of ourselves we would prefer not to have the world know about or that we don’t even want to look at ourselves But under no circumstance do these parts disappear They continue to infiltrate our relationships The best thing I can do is present to the people around me who I really am It’s about accountability for the integrity of one’s own soul You say that there’s “another other” inside of each of us that knows us better than we know ourselves Why is it important to listen to that other Most people—and I say this without criticism I say it with sympathy—lead lives that are on automatic pilot and try to get their needs met as best they can But what if this way of being conflicts with something that is wishing expression through you in this world You have to seize hold a permission to ask those questions you learned that was not particularly safe But these questions lead to a certain humility You’ll likely find yourself living in service to something that is very deep within you There is a question at the end of our journey: Did I live my journey most people live lives responding to whatever the pressures are in their environment it widens a deepening gap within each of us For those who’d like to live thoughtfully and consciously rather than reflexively but don’t know where to start What is it that has always fired my imagination What is the talent or interest that I’ve always set aside because I didn’t have time The more honestly you address these questions the more your psyche will start giving you some responses over time Jungian analytic psychology is really about addressing what is most meaningful in your life More people suffer pathologies of one kind or another because they’re disconnected from a meaningful journey And what often evolves from that disconnection is their own treatment plan investment in popular culture with all of its distractions one has to ask: What is it your life needs to be in service to the answer will involve serving the commitments we have to our relationships and to our work if you’re not serving something very deep within you you’re going to be serving something that ultimately is trivial or about someone else’s life Life in America feels very heavy to many of us right now Would you say this is an especially good time to go inward and listen to our deep wisdom Apart from whatever you can do as a citizen to express your point of view you have to realize that who you are is most defined by your values children depend on you continuing to serve your values in difficult times The world depends on parents being parents continue to do what you do as a calling—not just as a job or duty But also realize that whenever your own values are at stake it’s time for you to show up in the way that makes sense to you James Hollis, PhD, is a Washington DC-based Jungian psychoanalyst and the author of 20 books. To learn more, visit jameshollis.net To continue reading Maria Shriver's Sunday Paper You'll receive instant access to this article and more Meghan Rabbitt is a Senior Editor at The Sunday Paper Thanks for visiting Hollis \"Tank\" Thomas is the Honorary Captain for the regular-season finale on Sunday against the Giants The longtime defensive tackle and 2004 NFC Champion discusses the development of the 2024 team and much more with Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro in our Microsoft Teams Legend of the Week interview Hollis "Tank" Thomas is the Honorary Captain for the regular-season finale on Sunday against the Giants How did Howie Roseman execute the trade to get linebacker Jihaad Campbell Why was Andrew Mukuba such a highly sought-after target in the second round What did the Eagles want to accomplish on the final day of the 2025 NFL Draft It's all here in the post-draft episode of Unscripted Join first-round pick Jihaad Campbell in his first 24 hours as an Eagle From the moment he gets selected to his tour of the facilities in Philadelphia every moment of Campbell's first day as an Eagle is right here for your viewing pleasure From linebacker Jihaad Campbell in the first round all the way to outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland in the sixth round check out the phone calls and college highlights for all 10 members of the Eagles Draft Class of 2025 which means it's Howie Roseman's time to shine The two-time Super Bowl Champion General Manager answers YOUR questions in this exclusive feature take a look at the best Mic'd Up moments from the Eagles' Super Bowl LIX winning season the preparation for the 2025 season begin quickly for the Super Bowl LIX Champions Take an exclusive look inside the Eagles' 2025 offseason on the latest episode of Unscripted the Eagles hosted their annual Huddle Up for Autism to raise critical funds for autism research at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Check out a recap of this fun-filled day and be on the lookout for next year's date Get a behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia Eagles' 2024 Championship season From Brazil to Bourbon Street to Broad Street relive this 52-minute reflection of one of the most magical seasons in Philadelphia sports history One of the franchise's all-time greats both on and off the field Brandon Graham announced his retirement on Tuesday Relive the future Eagles Hall of Famer's career through his perspective the Eagles' nominee for the Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award is surprised by some of the people outside of the football world who have been touched by his kindness and generosity. but the Eagles had something special in store for Brandon Graham Brandon Graham set the Eagles' record for most regular-season games played last Sunday during the thrilling overtime win against the Bills Graham reflects on his journey from a first-round draft pick in 2010 to now and how his family has supported him to become one of the most beloved players in franchise history on the latest Eagles Unscripted Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham will set the record for the most regular-season games played in team history so let's relive the most iconic highlights from his career on the newest episode of Eagles React From his very first sack in the NFL to his iconic strip-sack against Tom Brady and the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII don't miss the best plays from his time in Philadelphia! This is the Mic'd Up you've all been waiting for and Head Coach Nick Sirianni in the biggest game of the season Watch the Eagles as they put on a DOMINANT performance against the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX and listen in on everything these World Champions had to say What happens during a team interview at the NFL Scouting Combine check out this exclusive look at the Eagles' meeting with Jalen Hurts at the 2020 NFL Scouting Combine and the franchise quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles Join the Philadelphia Eagles as they prepare for Super Bowl LIX versus the Kansas City Chiefs Get an inside look at how the players prepared themselves both physically and mentally to face the Chiefs in the biggest game of the season and celebrate their World Championship All this and more on this episode of Unscripted Check out this incredible drone footage of the Eagles Championship Parade The Hype Video for Super Bowl LIX narrated by Bradley Cooper brings all the fire just ahead of the big game Ross Tucker previews Super Bowl LIX. Order Little Caesars online today for 15% off your order of $15+ using code EAGLES15 at checkout Nick Murray Willis illustrates how the Eagles won the NFC Championship Relive the journey before Sunday's Super Bowl Kickoff Is the answer for Cooper DeJean's favorite play (so far) from his rookie season an obvious one LeBron James responds to not giving Cooper DeJean his props at a recent Sixers-Lakers game Who knew that if you wanted to get people in Philadelphia to be more engaged in reading Brown to experience Inner Excellence on the sideline during a game but you MUST stay all the way until the end There is NO better person to take you through the hilarity of Super Bowl Opening Night than C.J From the bus ride to Caesars Superdome to the hour entertaining the media you won't believe what the starting safety has in store for you What does it take to perform like an All-Pro wide receiver Brown takes you through his workout as the team prepares for Super Bowl LIX against the Kansas City Chiefs Having Eagles Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio answer your questions went exactly as expected Order Little Caesars online today for 15% off your order of $15+ using code EAGLES15 at checkout Nick Murray Willis illustrates how the Eagles won the NFC Championship (WCIV) — Oceanside head basketball coach Quinton Hollis' daughter died of cancer on the same day that he received his first treatment for his own battle with multiple myeloma friends organized a GoFundMe to help in her treatment Then the community rallied to Hollis' support because he is beloved throughout the Lowcountry another GoFundMe is up to help him in his own treatment against cancer Several local businesses have stepped up with food donations to his family as well as an adjustable bed The family is now dealing with funeral expenses after this most recent tragedy Anyone who would like to donate can do so, here. The Owensboro Times he worked for Cabinets Unlimited as a carpenter enjoyed spending time with his close friends Shawn Outside of time with his family and friends he could be found enjoying the outdoors and had a passion for getting his many tattoos To escape the crazy busy world and find mental therapy for himself he could be found skateboarding or listening to all types of music The memorial service for Brandon will be at 2 p.m until the time of the service at the funeral home Memories and condolences for the family of Brandon Hollis may be left at www.glenncares.com Privacy Policy Site by Tanner+West We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money Online streaming is available upon family\u0027s request held within our funeral home chapel \u003ca href=\"/resources/webcast-viewing-instructions\"\u003eRead More\u003c/a\u003e "Pete" Hollis created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories © 2025 Daley Murphy Wisch & Associates Funeral Home and Crematorium Made with love by funeralOne 2025) – Authorities have identified the driver involved in the high-speed crash that sent a vehicle airborne and into the roof of the Clay-Ray Veterans Hall as 22-year-old Calen D along with two 13-year-old female passengers According to a press release from the Excelsior Springs Police Department (ESPD) near the intersection of 10 Highway and McCleary Road at approximately 1:30 a.m Officers noted the vehicle’s erratic movements and suspected the driver might be under the influence of drugs or alcohol When officers activated their emergency lights to conduct a traffic stop fleeing eastbound on 10 Highway/Kearney Road at speeds exceeding 100 mph The vehicle continued onto Linwood Avenue and launched off a bluff near Wildwood Street Louis Avenue before crashing through the roof of the Clay-Ray Veterans Hall at 208 Veterans Memorial Drive Hollis, a registered sex offender in Kansas, has a criminal record that includes previous sex-related offenses. According to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation’s offender registry, Hollis had prior convictions under Kansas Statute 21-5506 which covers offenses related to indecent liberties with a child awaiting extradition to the Clay County Missouri Detention Center Authorities have stated that additional charges may be forthcoming as the investigation continues The two 13-year-old girls in the vehicle suffered serious injuries and were transported to local hospitals Authorities are continuing to investigate how Hollis came into contact with the minors whether any additional crimes were committed before the crash and if child endangerment or other charges will be filed Police have not yet confirmed whether Hollis was under the influence at the time of the crash The Clay-Ray Veterans Hall sustained massive structural damage from the impact and has been closed indefinitely Authorities are still determining the full extent of the damages and whether the building can be repaired Read our Previous Coverage of this story at the following links: If you appreciate the value our local journalism brings to the community please consider making a recurring contribution to the Excelsior Citizen Excelsior Citizen518 Elms Blvd.Excelsior Springs, MO 64024(816)826-1270info@excelsiorcitizen.com Get the Excelsior Citizen e-newsletter delivered straight to your inbox each week It’s a collection of the best news and events all focused exclusively on Excelsior Springs No fluff just local news and information you can trust Last Updated on February 16, 2025 by S Jason Cole CANTON − As some of America's best-known sports ambassadors, the Harlem Globetrotters have thrilled fans around the world with their wizardry and jaw-dropping skills on the basketball court The storied team will celebrate its 100th anniversary in 2026. For more than 60 of those years, the Globetrotters have played — and won — nearly 17,000 exhibition games against their main rivals, the Washington Generals. the Globetrotters' most famous foils have a Canton connection in Hollis "Scamp" Alexander II The 2013 McKinley High School graduate and former teacher just signed on with the Globetrotters as a member of the Washington Generals' West Coast touring team the Harlem Globetrotters have been a big thing for almost 100 years now it was a very exciting into humbling experience." Alexander saw the Globetrotters perform in Canton as a child the Washington Generals have played about 17,000 games against the Globetrotters Prior to joining the tour, Alexander, a three-year starting point guard for McKinley's team and was an assistant coach with the Lady Pups McKinley's girls basketball team under head coach Ryan Grazier Alexander said he was still coaching when he got the call "Hollis 'Scamp' Alexander has always represented McKinley High School well," said Principal Sean M he has exemplified our core values of excellence This newest experience with the Harlem Globetrotters will give Hollis the opportunity to continue to represent the McKinley community well We are very proud of him and all of his accomplishments We look forward to him being able to share all of the stories that this opportunity will create." was able to help him secure a tryout through a female friend who plays for the Globetrotters "I was so excited and so happy for him," she said things don't go the way you like them to go 'What's for you is for you.' He played at the collegiate level this is not really going to happen for me.' "But I feel like God has a sense of humor and showed him because it wasn't a situation where he was just trying to get back in basketball Make no mistake, it takes skill to be a Washington General. The roster includes professional and college-level players. Prior to playing in Leone, France, the 5-foot-8 Alexander played for Salem University in West Virginia Playing for the Generals requires the same skills as the traditional game but the difference is in learning when I can said his overseas experience has helped him to deal with the amount of travel involved with the Globetrotters The two teams will play 80 to 100 games this season Alexander said one of the best experiences has been playing in some of the same venues that host NBA games "We played in the Moda Center (Portland Trailblazers) where C.J Holisha Alexander said her parents recently saw her brother play in Alabama and that the extended family is planning a trip to Las Vegas soon to see him play and to celebrate his 30th birthday The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to the Canton Memorial Civic Center later this month but Alexander won't be part of that visit because of being assigned to the West Coast Reach Charita at 330-580-8313 or charita.goshay@cantonrep.com What: The Harlem Globetrotters 2025 World Tour Tickets: For more information, visit www.harlemglobetrotters.com.