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UNC Center Day’Ron Sharpe Opens Career With Double-Double

[email protected]_84 November 27, 2020

UNC freshman big man Day’Ron Sharpe made his college debut in Wednesday’s 79-60 win over College of Charleston.

Sharpe didn’t get the full college experience, since students and fans weren’t allowed in the Smith Center.

“Even though there were no fans, it was still exactly what I expected for my first college game. Playing with Carolina is a dream come true. Even without fans, it was still a great experience for me.”

Sharpe came off the bench to score 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting in 22 minutes. He also pulled down 10 rebounds, five offensive, for a double-double to open his college career.

“Just focus on going to the boards,” he said of his priority for the game. “I’m a big guy. I like to move, high motor. I’m going to try help my team win wherever I can help them at.”

UNC led by 14 early, then saw Charleston

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Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley may have suffered career-ending neck injury

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley’s career may be over.

Shipley, Bucs coach Bruce Arians said on SiriusXM NFL Radio on Wednesday night, may have suffered a career-ending neck injury.

“A.Q. Shipley appears to have had a career-ending injury,” Arians said on the radio, via ESPN’s Jenna Laine. “And I feel bad because I love A.Q. He’s one of my favorite players of all time and was playing good for us. But I think it was a previous injury that might have just got aggravated in his neck.”

Shipley left their 27-24 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Monday night in the fourth quarter with a neck injury — something Arians initially described as just a “stinger.” It’s not clear what the injury is specifically, however it’s clearly serious enough for Arians to think that it could sideline Shipley permanently.

The 31-year-old was drafted by the Pittsburgh Steelers in

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University Center Club at FSU brings early Thanksgiving to local shelter, police

[email protected]_84 November 27, 2020

Members of the University Center at FSU staff deliver meals planned for last Saturday’s FSU-Clemson game to City Walk Urban Mission. (Photo: Special to the Democrat)

Saturday’s sudden postponement of the Florida State-Clemson gridiron clash was a bummer for fans. But, thanks to those behind the scenes, it turned into an early Thanksgiving for a local shelter and the FSU Police Department.

As it turns out, the staff at University Center Club at FSU, located inside Doak Campbell Stadium, got the news about an hour before opening for guests on Saturday that the game had been canceled.

Just as the Seminoles were prepped for the game, so was the culinary staff at the University Center Club.

They asked: Now what?

“Our group handles the culinary and catering services for all of the premium

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Shanghai Normal University Establishes Digital Humanities Research Center to Promote Chinese DH Research and Education – Press Release

[email protected]_84 November 27, 2020

On November 23, 2020, the International Summit Forum on Digital Humanities and the Opening Ceremony of Digital Humanities Research Center of Shanghai Normal University (SHNUDH) was held in Xuhui campus of Shanghai Normal University. Dozens of experts and scholars from Harvard, UCL, Academia Sinica, PKU and other well-known universities, research and cultural institutions were invited to attend the meeting.

After a brief and warm opening ceremony, the scholars conducted in-depth exchanges on giving full play to the advantages of Humanities in the digital age, responding to the major concerns of the times and society, and enabling the humanities and social sciences to combine the latest progress in the frontier fields of digital technology, methods and artificial intelligence, and realizing the deep integration and collaborative innovation of science and technology and humanities and social sciences. Scholars also discussed on their research theories and methods, history and current situation, development direction of

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Bucs coach Bruce Arians says center A.Q. Shipley might have career-ending injury

[email protected]_84 November 26, 2020

TAMPA — No player has been on as many Bruce Arians teams as center A.Q. Shipley, who has joined the coach on the Steelers, Colts, Cardinals and now Bucs.

A.Q. Shipley wearing a helmet: Center A.Q. Shipley warms up before the Bucs take on the Saints at Raymond James Stadium on Nov. 8, 2020.

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Center A.Q. Shipley warms up before the Bucs take on the Saints at Raymond James Stadium on Nov. 8, 2020.

So it was difficult for Arians to hear the news that Shipley’s nine-season career might be over.

Shipley was injured late in Monday night’s 27-24 loss to the Rams at Raymond James Stadium with what was called a “stinger” by Arians during his postgame news conference.

Turns out it is likely much worse. Appearing Wednesday on SiriusXM NFL Radio, Arians said Shipley’s career might be over.

“A.Q. Shipley appears to have had a career-ending injury,’’ Arians said. “I feel bad because I love A.Q. He’s one of my favorite players of all time and was playing

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Tampa Bay Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley may have career-ending injury

[email protected]_84 November 26, 2020

Tampa Bay Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley, who has been filling in as a starter over the past two weeks, may not only be done for the season but also for his career with a neck injury, according to coach Bruce Arians.

“A.Q. Shipley appears to have had a career-ending injury,” Arians told SiriusXM NFL Radio on Wednesday. “And I feel bad because I love A.Q. He’s one of my favorite players of all time and was playing good for us. But I think it was a previous injury that might have just got aggravated in his neck.”

Shipley left Monday night’s loss to the Los Angeles Rams late in the fourth quarter, just before quarterback Tom Brady was intercepted on the final drive. Arians initially believed the injury was a stinger. It turns out it’s much worse for the veteran signed specifically to help protect Brady should injuries affect the

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Auburn University unveils Student Center naming in honor of Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold D. Melton

[email protected]_84 November 21, 2020

Melton—the chief justice of the Georgia Supreme Court and first African American president of the Auburn Student Government Association, or SGA—was joined by his wife, Kimberly, parents, Augustus and Carole, and several other family members at the half-hour ceremony. Melton—a 1988 Auburn graduate who studied international business and Spanish—was appreciative while giving remarks in front of the building, which is in the heart of campus near Jordan-Hare Stadium and Haley Center.

“Auburn University owes me nothing, it really doesn’t, and already it has given me all I could ever hope or ask for,” said Melton, who became Auburn SGA president in 1987. “It is a privilege to hear so many great things said about me, many of which I don’t feel like I can even begin to deserve. Thank you to Dr. [Jay] Gogue for his continued leadership of this institution and the members of the Board of

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Seahawks give right guard Damien Lewis a surprise start at center for the first time in his football career

[email protected]_84 November 20, 2020

In a surprise move, the Seahawks opened the game with their third different starting center in three weeks, going with rookie Damien Lewis in place of the injured Ethan Pocic and Kyle Fuller.

Fuller started against the Rams with Pocic out with a concussion, but he suffered a high ankle sprain in the first half last week. He made it through the game but was listed as questionable this week, and Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said Wednesday that he would be available “if we need him.’’

That seemed to hint at other plans at center, though the choice of Lewis was surprising.

Lewis, a third-round pick out of LSU, started the first nine games at right guard and has never started a game at center. Lewis played solely guard during his two years at LSU as well as his two seasons at Northwest Mississippi Community College.

The Seahawks activated Phil

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A Distinguished U.S. University Medical Center Extends Vital Security Program Partnership

[email protected]_84 November 19, 2020

CynergisTek, (NYSE AMERICAN: CTEK), a leading cybersecurity firm helping more than 1,000 healthcare facilities navigate emerging security and privacy issues, today announced a nearly $1 million managed services contract extension of its strategic partnership with a leading university medical center which will fund crucial expanded services for the healthcare institution at a time when research organizations are in dire need of vital protection from cyber adversaries.

The expanded program includes CynergisTek’s new security validation service, which provides confirmation that processes, technology, and security controls are responding effectively to simulated attacks. By doing so, clients can develop and evaluate defensive strategies and demonstrate a solid ROI from their security investment when healthcare organizations everywhere are facing new obstacles and dynamic threats.

A recent CynergisTek report stated that organizations that have invested in security-focused resources show year-over-year improvement in their NIST CSF scores. Leveraging CynergisTek’s managed services program, allows

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Paterson to get $6M from St. Joseph’s University Medical Center in property tax deal

[email protected]_84 November 19, 2020

PATERSON — The city would get $6 million over the next five years from St. Joseph’s University Medical Center to settle the ongoing lawsuit over whether the hospital’s property should be tax-exempt.

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The mayor and his supporters hailed the deal for providing new revenue for the cash-strapped city and praised the hospital for being a good community partner. But critics argued that Paterson was short-changed in the settlement by accepting a fraction of the money it could have gotten from the hospital.

St. Joseph’s owns about 35 properties in Paterson assessed at a total of $187 million, according to public records. If the hospital paid full taxes like other property owners, its annual bill would be $7.8 million, the records show.

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UNC Center Day’Ron Sharpe Opens Career With Double-Double

Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley may have suffered career-ending neck injury

University Center Club at FSU brings early Thanksgiving to local shelter, police

Shanghai Normal University Establishes Digital Humanities Research Center to Promote Chinese DH Research and Education – Press Release

Bucs coach Bruce Arians says center A.Q. Shipley might have career-ending injury

Tampa Bay Buccaneers center A.Q. Shipley may have career-ending injury

Auburn University unveils Student Center naming in honor of Georgia Supreme Court Chief Justice Harold D. Melton

Seahawks give right guard Damien Lewis a surprise start at center for the first time in his football career

A Distinguished U.S. University Medical Center Extends Vital Security Program Partnership

Paterson to get $6M from St. Joseph’s University Medical Center in property tax deal