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Ahh honesty in sports (finally): KNOXVILLE, Tenn. -- John Calipari is one win away from clinching a Southeastern Conference championship in his first season at Kentucky -- just what he was brought in to do. That's why his answer was swift and decisive when Calipari was asked Friday what winning the school's 44th conference title would mean: "Nothing."[ link ] At least the man tells it like it is; but you have to wonder if he takes UK to the Final Four (or the Title) will it stay on the books? (see UMass / Memphis)

Many women with short hair assume they can't pull off an updo. But with some imagination (and hair gel) almost anything is possible.

This is a simple, elegant style with a side updo and comb hair jewelery.

This is a glamorous style using twists arranged in a crown.

Courtesy of Revolution Hair Design

This is a short hairstyle accented by a cheeky flip. Courtesy of HJI

A long, half-up-half-down 'do styled with microbraids. Courtesy of the lovely Janella Proctor.

MADISON, Ala. — A ninth-grader was shot to death by another student during a class change Friday at a north Alabama middle school, authorities said. Todd Brown, 14, was shot about 1:45 p.m. and taken by ambulance from Discovery Middle School to Huntsville Hospital, where he died, said hospital spokeswoman Kristen Bishop. She wouldn't release any other details. The suspected shooter was arrested inside in the school, where police are regularly stationed. Police did not release the name of the alleged shooter, also a ninth-grader, citing their ongoing investigation. No one else was injured and it wasn't immediately clear what prompted the gunfire.( link ) I was on my way to pick up lil bit when this bit of news came across the radio. I live about 15 miles from there and it was a sad day. It's good that they caught the shooter, but I feel very badly for both the families involved. Prayers go out to the famil...

An sleek updo with a braid accent and hair jewelry.

This is a gorgeous updo as worn by a real bride in this sepia-toned picture. Photo courtesy of Audrey Okono.