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Being a "wood guy", I'll admit that I don't know a lot about parking garages, however, this was a semi-controversial item in the latest round of ASCE 7 ballots. What resulted was an entirely new commentary item that was added to ASCE 7 - 2002. I'll not type the entire section, but will excerpt what I think is applicable.
C4.8.3 Parking Garage Loads -- Unlike live loads in office and residential buildings, which are generally spatially random, parking garage loads are due to vehicles parked in regular patterns and the garages are often full. The rationale behind the reduction according to area for other live loads therefore does not apply. A load survey of vehicle weights was conducted at nine commercial parking garages in four cities of different size (see reference below)..... The equivalent uniformly distributed loads (EUDL) that would produce the lifetime maximum column axial force and midspan beam bending moment are conservative estimated at 34.8 psf..... In view of the possible impacts of very heavy vehicles, however, a design load of 40 psf is recommended with no allowance for reduction according to bay area.
Wen, Y.K. and Yeo, G.L. Design live loads for passenger cars parking garages. Journal of Structural Engineering. ASCE, 127 (3), 2001.
Since glulam isn't used much for parking garages, I didn't follow this issue as closely as some. I don't recall if the lack of live load reduction was an issue, but from my recollection, some engineers thought that 40 psf was too low relative to the UBC required 50 psf. Perhaps someone else who sits on ASCE 7 can fill in any details I might have missed.
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Subject: Parking Garage Loading - IBC/UBCWe are working on a precast parking garage in northern California. The '97 UBC requires a 50 PSF live load. This can be reduced to 30 PSF for the columns and even the double-tees we are using. The IBC (read ASCE 7-98) doesn't allow the reduction for the double-tees and the columns will be designed for 40 PSF. We are debating which direction to advise to owner to go. I am not aware of any parking garage failures but don't want the building to be "under-designed" in 5 years when California does change codes to something other than the UBC. This is a eight story garage and the impacts will be huge based on the decision. Like usual it is a fast track job, and we need foundations in two weeks. Opinions greatly appreciated.Respectfully,
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Today, I was informed by my manager at work that there had been an 'accident' in the playground. I then had to crawl through tunnels designed for 5 year olds, to a tiny playroom with no fresh air, and clean up a stupid kid's pee and crap. FML
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Therealfluke | 37
if they had geniuses designing the hamster tubes they'd put bathrooms inside them just for this very reason
bsias4ever | 37
lmao..fail...tell your boss to go die in a hole xD
thebigone_fml | 37
ydi for a job that bad. find something else if you're in school, otherwise get back to school.
iBurnTrees | 37
at least he didn't vomit to. that would totally warrant a trip to the doctor's xD
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That is my worst nightmare. You are a strong person, I would quit (unless the money was very good).
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Okay edit: My worst nightmare would have to include both spiders, public speaking, and clowns.
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I would get scared in the small space
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If it's part of your job, quit your whining and stop calling little kids "stupid". It's a kid, that's what they do.
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YDI because that is part of job, that is what you are paid to do. You are also a complete douche for calling a 5 year old child 'stupid'.
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What does ydi mean
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That doesn't make the child stupid, accidents happen! Especially to such young children. Stop being so ignorant.
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You're joking? Have you been in those tunnels? They're a bitch to get through after you hit 4'. I'm not even that tall, and I had to get my baby brother out of one once. It was awful.
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I sometimes crawl into these tunnels and do my business in the hardest-to-reach places for the employees to clean up later on. The look on their faces is priceless as they become "pissed" off. (atomic bomb destroys a city in Greenland) Whatever.
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haha that's funny
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While I don't vote that you deserve it, lots of people have jobs that include cleaning up other peoples "waste." For a lot of jobs, including mine, it's a daily job requirement. Unpleasent, yes...but not really worth thinking your life is f-d. And it was a little kids accident, kind of harsh to call the kid stupid. I'm sure you made messes adults had to clean up when you were small too! :)
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Isn't this a repost? This sounds very very very similar to another one, up to the cleaning shit in a tube
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My brain doesn't want to write. Why? 'Cause I'm on vacay! So, here's a short blog in pictures on this Writer Wednesday.
My brain doesn't want to write. Why? 'Cause I'm on vacay! So, here's a short blog in pictures on this Writer Wednesday.
Last week, Chuck Wendig (@ChuckWendig) posted a writing challenge where, if you so chose, you could randomly pick two sub-genres and write a story. You should have seen these sub-genres!!! Man…bodice-ripper, heist/caper, time travel, comic fantasy, fairy tale, etc. You get the point right? Not the easiest of topics to fit nicely into a story! (If you want to see the post, here it is.)
Okay, sure. I was supposed to post my story by NOON Fri, 8/12/16. Clearly, I did not do that but I wanted to share my post with you guys anyway. If you feel like it, leave me a comment below about what you think of it.
Thanks for running this challenge Chuck!
Jack, Some Cows, a Giant and, Oh yeah…a Beanstalk
By Rochelle Campbell
Jack and his mother lived on Mother Gaston Boulevard and Pitkin Avenue. They had a blind cat named Milky-white and lived above a bakery.
One Wednesday after school, Jack was sitting at the kitchen table eating day-old donuts from the bakery below them.
"Man, Momma," Jack said, between bites. "We never catch a break! We can't even afford fresh donuts."
Jack's mother wrung her wrinkled hands and just looked at him. She was older than most mothers as she had waited for better circumstances before conceiving a child. When that didn't happen, she and her husband adopted a teen-aged Jack. Jack's father didn't like the instant family and left.
"Child, it will all get better soon," his mother soothed. She came to stand beside him. She was barely four inches taller than Jack in his seated position.
"Momma, you say that every single time," he shied away from her calloused hands as she reached for his woolly afro. "Leave the 'fro, Ma. I just picked it out." He pulled out his cow dog whistle and flipped it around with one hand.
Stung, she drew her hand back quickly. Her faded eyes had a light blue rim around the dark irises. Her walnut colored face was compassionate but lined with age and hard labor. "I was jus' tryin' ta help. You playing with that damn whistle again. Usually means you're upset 'bout something."
Jack looked up at her eyes widened; he quickly put the whistle away. "I know Momma. I just get so frustrated, you know? I want things to be better for us both but I'm afraid that – "
A loud noise drew their attention to the window. Jack grabbed her arm and pulled her down to the floor. Another loud CRACK filled the air. They heard glass tinkle and fall to the floor.
They laid low for what seemed like ages when in reality it was only for seven minutes. They heard the sirens of both the cops and an ambulance in the far distance racing towards them. The closer the sirens came the better Jack felt. The emergency vehicles stopped right below their third floor window.
Milky-white sauntered up to them and brushed his white and light grey head against their clenched fists.
"Not now, MW! We'll pet you later," Jack shooed the cat away while helping his mother to her feet.
They tip-toed over to the living room window and peeked through the slit in the heavy maroon curtains both wondering what they would see.
Jack's mouth dropped open as did her mother's. Down on the street below was full-sized pickup truck with a turned over trailer that had busted open. On the street were four black and white cows lying motionless. One cow had blood leaking from its head. Another's leg was at an unnatural angle to its body with a bloody snout. The other two twitched and shivered near the mouth of the trailer with stakes of metal protruding from their flanks.
"Lord Sakes! What in heaven's name…"
The cops were across the street talking to a dazed looking man in denim overalls with a straw hat perched on his head. The countrified dude was sitting on the curb staring at the cows with tears streaming down his face. He was clearly ignoring the cop speaking to him.
"Momma…is you seeing this, too?"
"I see cows, Jack. Dead cows."
"They might not all be dead – yet."
"Jack, didn't I tell you never to lie?"
"I've been on a farm a time or two, so's I know what a dead cow looks like. Jus' like these here."
As she was speaking, an uncomfortable feeling began to permeate Jack's awareness. He felt as if the man in the overalls was looking up at him. Jack turned from her and looked down. The man, indeed, was looking up directly at him.
Jack's heart slammed against his chest. He knew he needed to be downstairs somewhere close to the farmer dude. Why? He couldn't fathom a why. He just knew he needed to leave their cramped one bedroom apartment.
"Momma, I'll be right back. I need to check something real quick."
"Child – no! You git back here," she hissed after him.
But he was already out of their front door and heading downstairs holding his breath in the musty, pee-soaked dank stairwell. He let the breath go as he opened the front door to the building right next to the bakery.
As soon as Jack opened the door, the denim-clad man raised his aquamarine eyes and met Jack's dark stare. Jack felt a zing of recognition but knew he had never met this man before. The odd déjà vu continued as Jack's feet took him inexorably closer and closer to the man and the cop.
The cop had turned around to see what had arrested the man's attention. Upon seeing the skinny tall Black kid in the ubiquitous uniform of jeans, T-shirt, fancy sneakers with a medium-sized uneven afro, the cop's brow furrowed. The cop turned back around, looked at the farmer's pale sun-burned skin then back at the dark-skinned youth. He took a step back as his head swiveled back and forth between the two.
Jack stopped five feet from the cop. He didn't look at the man in dark blue. Jack only had eyes for the man he couldn't help feeling he knew.
"S'up, man. Sorry 'bout your cows. What you doing around here anyway?"
The man didn't blink in surprise. He didn't move a muscle. He answered simply, "I was coming to see you."
"Excuse me, Sir. Do you know this young man?" The cop asked, confusion coloring his tone and face.
"Indeed I do. He's Jack – Jack Mackenzie. Isn't that right, boy?" The man's eyes grew hard as flint and narrowed as he saw Jack's reaction.
"Don't call me that! I don't know you, Man!"
"So, how do I know you? And your mother? She's still up there looking down at us. Worrying about the cows. You should tell her. She's wrong. You're right. Only two are dead. Bessie and LuLu. They're goners. Lucy and Mavis are just stunned. Good thing for you, too."
Jack's brow couldn't get further into his hairline. "What you talkin' 'bout?! I ain't never seen a cow in real life before let alone in the middle of the hood dead on the street! You talking crazy talk, Mr. Knox!"
He stilled and so did the cop.
"Son, how did you know this man's name?"
How had he known?
The older man got up and dusted off his bum. "Officer, unless you need something else, I think I'm fine now. If you and your fellow officers can help get the cows back in the truck…"
"But sir, your truck is still overturned."
"Is it?"
They all turned around and the dusty beige truck was right side up and no longer dented. The cows were still all lying in the street.
The cop's eyes bulged and he passed a hand over his face. He took out a white handkerchief from one of his many pockets, lifted his hat and mopped his bald head dried his forehead of the moisture he found there, as well.
"Mr. Knox, we'll do our best to get the cows up on the flatbed but we may need to call the fire department and their lifting apparatus to help with that. Those animals are massive."
"You do whatever is necessary. But, I think you, your fellow officers and the EMT gentlemen can get a few cows in the truck. Don't ya think?"
With a pointed stare, the cop turned on his heel and walked woodenly to his patrol car reached in for the radio and began speaking into it. He made no moves towards the cows, nor did he turn back around and look at either Jack, or Knox.
Jack took this in without saying a word. He looked around and noticed that there were very few people about. In fact, he saw only two other people. This surreal scene was not being witnessed! Jack shook his head, rubbed his eyes and looked around again. Even the two guys were no longer anywhere to be seen. It was only him, Knox, the three cops and the two EMT guys. He couldn't stall anymore and he turned to the man he had been avoiding and the question he knew he needed to ask burned a hole in his mind.
"So what is this all about? Who – no, what are you?"
"I've got a gift for you, Jack," Knox began digging in his pockets. "I've been looking for your kin for a long time. Your folks had me promise to deliver this to you ages ago, but time slipped away from me and 'fore you know it, it was 2016. But, here I am anyway. Better late than never right?"
Jack took a few steps back knowing he did not want whatever this man, who most likely was not mortal, had to give him.
"See, Jack. You can backpedal all you want but I will make my delivery. It's what I came to do."
Jack turned to run and the world slowed down and time slowed down like he was mired in molasses.
Knox reached out in extreme stop action-like motion and touched Jack's shoulder lightly.
Jack opened his mouth wide to yell but only thick oval waves of molasses-thickened sound came out. In a moment, the world sped up and did a dizzying 360 turn. Jack came back to regular reality with a jerk and whirled around to face Knox. In the process, Jack noted the trees, the wide open fields, the low wooden fence, dozens of cows – brown, white and black ones – milling about the fields. Far in the distance on his left he noticed a red barn and a windmill spinning idly in the light spring zephyr. The yellow sundried wild grasses swayed in the wind as Jack stumbled forward falling to his knees as his eyes widened and he took in the pastoral rural scene before him. He finally looked directly at Knox and said in a strangely calm tone, "Who are you?"
Knox looked away from Jack, plucked a piece of the grass and stuck it in his mouth. "Funny thing about time; it's maddeningly fluid, isn't it? One minute, you're stealing a goose, a golden harp and a bag of gold, then the next you're in a Brooklyn neighborhood hundreds of years later wondering what the heck just happened," he paused, looked back at Jack and shined a mirthless toothy grin at him. "Or, maybe it was the other way around. Right, Jack? 'Member that beanstalk over yonder?" Knox used his head to point towards the north.
Jack turned slowly, forcing himself to take more complete breaths that would not leave him so light headed. He blinked rapidly against the glare of the late afternoon sun. That's when he saw it. It was dark green and thick. Thicker than anything he had ever seen. It was as thick as a one hundred year old tree trunk. Dried brown vines seemed to embed themselves into the trunk of the beanstalk. It was massive, beautiful and terrifying. It was an impossibility that somehow was a reality.
Jack couldn't help himself. His eyes rose and continued to rise until they saw the beanstalk disappear amongst the clouds high up in the sky. A shiver ran down his spine. Knowingness came unbidden. He dropped his head and refused to look at the man behind him.
"That's right, Jack. You know who I am now, doncha?"
"How long have you been chasing me?"
"The real question was how did you manage to steal my cow dog whistle? It was so well hidden; so small. How did you know what it was? What it could do?"
Jack gulped hard. There was no way he was going to tell Knox the Giant the harp had told him. He just blinked hard a few times and tried not to sweat in the high noon sun.
Knox stepped closer to him; grabbed him by the arms and shook until Jack's mind felt like scrambled eggs. He shoved him away hard.
Jack fell backward and landed flat on his bum.
Knox went through Jack's pockets and plucked out the whistle. "There she is. My sweet ticket back to my old home; the one you tossed me out of when I followed you. Not sure why you brought us here but, you can have at it. I ain't taking you back. I'm curious. How did you travel here without blowing the whistle?"
Knox backed five feet away, put the slim silver whistle to his mouth and blew. The air turned wavy and thick like molasses once more. In a few seconds, Knox was gone.
Jack sat up and looked around him and smiled. The harp had also taught him how to transfer the time walking properties directly into his body. The whistle probably had only two or three travel jaunts left in it.
He got up slowly and walked to the barn with a smile on his face. He was looking forward to seeing Milky-white, his prize-winning cow. After selling the original Milky-white to get the magic beans, Jack had always kept a cow that looked similar. Having an MW in his life was his lucky charm, or so he believed. Furrowing his brow, Jack wondered if he should go back and get his mother now, or wait until the sun went down. It would be easier to explain when it all when she couldn't see that their surroundings had completely changed. He would have the whole night to try and make her understand who he was, and what he could do.
Jack pulled open the barn doors and paused to allow his eyes to adjust to the dimness. With a broad smile, he stepped inside and shrieked. Knox was sitting on a bale of hay but he had transformed into his original form. The Giant raised a hand in greeting.
"I was thinking about how we got here and why you would bring us here," the Giant rasped in his deep gravel-filled voice. "Then, I realized this damn harp musta told you all of my secrets, including about the whistle." The Giant put a hand behind the bale of hay and pulled out the golden harp.
"Noo! Save me, Jack! Save me!!"
Jack took a step forward and stopped short when he saw what was in the Giant's other hand."
"That's right. Look into her eyes."
Jack stared into the double black iris-less eyes of a sawed off shot gun.
"Hasta la vista, baby." And, Knox pulled the trigger.
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For the past few months, I've been speaking with writer friends, reading about how other's find their writing voices, and have been ruminating on this topic in quiet moments. With all of this, what have I come to?
Finding one's writing voice is intensely personalized. No one way works for each and every writer. Each writer must find his, or her, own way over whatever time period that the process takes.
For me, the process involves finding my true self, the self buried under the foolishness and mundane layers of social propriety. Yeah, the real me! LOL. (Scary!)
What I've found is that I like to write different things at different times. I would not self-identify as only a "horror" writer, or only a "SciFi" writer, or a "women's fiction" writer. I would say I am a writer moved to write about different life experiences.
I'm finding my voice by writing different things, by trying different genres and seeing how it feels as I complete these projects. With some projects I love the way I feel as I am writing. With other projects, I absolutely abhor what I write and the emotional pulses as I write repulse me. These are all signs to me that I never really paid attention to before. I just wrote. Now, I am writing to find out what I really want and like to write. This is probably something I should have figured out before but I was told we could write anything we want to write. We're writers, after all. True. But each of us has our own personal writing path/journey. I guess I am clarifying what my path is right now. It's my time.
I like Voltaire's quote. It comforts me. And, most importantly, I find it to be true. My writing voice reflects where I am at that moment in time.
What has your journey been? How have you found your writing voice?
It's been a while since I've posted. And, there's a lot going on good stuff, mainly. My day job's been quite busy. My children are growing up but still needing time and attention. (Gee, imagine that. They still need a mom…) And, to boot, I added in some fun work in mid-April — curating the Horror Writers Association Twitter feed. I am one of the contributors.
Did I mention that my New Year's goal for 2016 was to write a new short story each month? Oh, and then try to submit a story, or two, each month? (Not necessarily the one just written. I do have quite a few stories written from previous times that I NEVER did anything with; except write them.)
So, I'm in the middle of all of this. Hubby just keeps watching me and asking if I'm alright. As well he should!
Going along now for several months and my writing goal is going as planned. But in April, I hit a snag. Yes, that's when I took on a bit of extra fun work and I had to get used to fitting in the work curating entailed. That took a few weeks but then all of a sudden it was PitDark (May 12, 2016)! I had only a few days to prepare. It crept up on me. And that's when the big wham-o happened.
What the heck was I doing writing a graphic horror novel?! (This thought comes fully two years after it's written; 102K+ words.) Shocker to my system, I tell ya. You think you know yourself and then — oops, you don't.
Somehow, this book poured out of me and characters were born (a few died, of course). An awesome book cover is all in place and I'm feeling like a skittish bride — right before PitDark. You could say it was classic cold feet as it was my first online pitchfest. You could say it was fear of rejection. You could say it was regret at not having written say, a romantic comedy. You could. What do I say? I dunno.
I ignored the sensations, prepped my tweets in advance. Had writer friends peek at them. I revised them. Took the day off so I could focus on the tweets and possibly revise my tweets as the day went on (as advised by many experienced pitchfest attendees/hosts). I was as prepped as possible. And what happened? I received one 'official' like late in the day after having held my breath ALL day. Imagine my exultation at knowing someone out there in publishing wanted to take a gander at my full MS! Wahoo! I happydanced until my heart felt it would burst (all of 30 seconds). Then, I got to work submitting my book the proper way. It took me a couple hours to get it all done. Now, for the hard part — the waiting for a response. I'm still waiting. LOL. That's publishing folks.
During this time, I re-focused back on my short stories and wrote two new stories in May and increased my stories in submission by 3. Total stories in submission right now is just under 10.
Even with all of this activity, there's a thing still happening with me. What's that thing? The question of what kind of writer am I. I researched and talked to some writing friends and researched some more. The most helpful article I found is this one by Holly Lisle:
Ten Steps to Finding Your Writing Voice
There are many pieces out there but this one resonated with me especially because it suggested I create lists — I love lists! 🙂 — More importantly, you're supposed to play games with your lists. How frickin' cool is that? (Yes, yes. Nerdy writer.)
Feeling some kind of way about having hit this particular wall so many years into my writing career. I definitely thought I had my 'voice' down pat. It seems I didn't, don't. This is the underlying discomfort I had surrounding the horror novel.
But, here's the thing. That novel? It came so easily! The voice, the characters, the plotting, the plot shifts — it all flowed so well. Some of it scared me out of my wits. It's supposed to — it's a horror novel. But, I didn't think about it, I just wrote. I was also pregnant with my third child during the majority of the writing of that story. Maybe that freed me up and allowed the story out.
Now, I am past postpartum emotions. I'm back to 'me' again. And, herein lies the problem. I'm back to me. The horror novel? I did what Hemingway suggested. I sat at my laptop and bled a little. Maybe, more than a little. While pregnant, it didn't bother me. Now, not pregnant. It bothers me — a lot.
It seems I played it 'safe' with my stories and my readers. Without getting pregnant again, how do I bleed onto the pages? That's the question. Working through it. Will let you know when I come out the other side…
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I am supremely excited about #PitDark — the first ever Twitter pitch fest for dark literature (horror, psychological thrillers, mysteries with a dark edge, etc.).
When is it happening? Thursday, May 12, 2016 from 8:00 am to 8:00 pm EDT
Set your calendars! Polish those full-length novel manuscripts (no, short stories)! And get those tweets ready! Only 1 tweet per hour, please.
There's a very exciting lineup of literary agents and book publishers that will virtually attend seeking new manuscripts. Yours could be one of them!
For more information, check out Jason Huebinger's page for all the deets (including the hashtags for you to use for your specific genre).
Bliss was destined to be the King of the Vampire's mate. As a half human/half vampire, she was trained to be his submissive, but is that what he really wanted? Micha was a reluctant mate, but duty and fate guided his path. How could he convince the shy and timid woman he was not the monster she had been told? Her vampire transition was coming and she would need him in more ways than she knew.
Then it happened, a night out, and a stranger came up to Bliss as if he owned her and he smelled good, too good. Devin was no ordinary man, he was the Alpha Leader of ALL wolves, every bit as powerful as Micha. Have the Fates been bored? Did they need to kick up a little supernatural excitement? Is it possible that this innocent woman could be the fated mate of both rulers of their kind? Bliss will need them both when her blood displays another anomaly, she also is part wolf and two transitions could kill her, unless another threat to her gets her first.
Two powerful forces, two strong rulers, are they a match for Bliss or will she bring them to their knees with her sensual desires? Hottest Love Triangle ever.
Well, G.J. Cox has certainly steamed up my glasses with her supernaturally charged erotic tale, The Alphas' Bliss ! Ms. Cox combines the sweet and tenderness of caring, the vicious protective instincts of two alphas and one timid young woman who emerges from her shell like a dragonfly in flight. A quick read that entertains and engages its readers, with enough spice to bring dry ice to a boil.
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After I had my daughter, I recovered quickly from an all-natural, no-intervention birth with midwives. The only thing that still lingers is this total lack of bladder control. Last night I had a coughing fit. Thank goodness we were "at home", is all I will say about that. If you are one of the unlucky that has been afflicted with this embarrassing and truly annoying dysfunction, there are things you can do, even if you've been to physical therapy. I know I have so far only tried one of these things, so I will be getting on it asap! Have you ever heard of a pessary? No? Me either. And while it may seem an invasive contraption, it might just do what's needed to strengthen those bladder muscles. Read more here on how to reduce your symptoms of incontinence:
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In a game that featured 44 turnovers and 44 fouls, Indiana used a 7-0 run in the game's final minute to upend Michigan 69-67 at Crisler Arena. The win was Indiana's fourth straight and locked up the fifth seed and a first-round bye for the Hoosiers (17-10/9-7) in next week's Big Ten Tournament. Indiana will play fourth-seeded Wisconsin at 2:30 p.m. Friday.
It was also the win that likely put the Hoosiers safely into the NCAA field. With a season sweep of Michigan to go along with wins over Top 25 teams Michigan State, Ohio State and Illinois, the Selection Committee will have a hard time passing over the Hoosiers for a third straight year in eight days.
To get the win, Indiana had to overcome abysmal starts to both halves to even give itself a chance in the closing minutes. Indiana fell behind 10-0 to start the game and then saw a three-point halftime deficit balloon to 10 after a 9-2, four-minute run by Michigan early in the second half.
"We got down 10-0, 12-3, but we came back and fought. Our guys played hard," IU Coach Mike Davis said.
Indiana whittled away both times, eventually finding itself down two, 64-62, with one minute remaining. And in a matchup of two teams that many think needed to win this game to guarantee itself a spot in the NCAA field, it was IU Coach Mike Davis' team that came up with all the big plays in the closing minute.
First it was Marco Killingsworth, who tied the contest with a 17-foot jumper from the left wing with 58 seconds remaining. Michigan's Daniel Horton, who finished with a game-high 34, tried to tie the game on the other end, but his contested jumper went off the side of the backboard with 38 seconds remaining and Indiana corralled the rebound.
It appeared Indiana would set up for potentially the game's final shot, but Michigan guard Dion Harris immediately fouled Earl Calloway in the backcourt and sent him to the line. Calloway hit the second of two free throws to put Indiana up one, 65-64, with :30.9 remaining.
Michigan then held for the game's final shot, but Harris failed to make up for his earlier foul. With the game clock under ten seconds, Horton skipped the ball cross court to Harris who drove baseline, but his 13-footer over Killingsworth missed and was corralled by Rod Wilmont with :02.1 remaining. Wilmont made both free throws to extend the lead to three, 67-64.
Michigan had one final chance to try to send the game into overtime, but Graham Brown's attempted length of the court pass deflected off a speaker on the the Crisler Arena scoreboard, giving the ball back over to Indiana. Wilmont hit two more free throws, and Indiana had its 10th straight win over the Wolverines dating back to 2001.
"I can't tell you how proud I am of this team, the courage they've shown, to put four straight games together," Davis said.
Killingsworth was one of four Hoosiers in double figures, scoring a team-high 19 points to go along with a game-high 13 rebounds. Robert Vaden finished with 13 and Marshall Strickland added 12, with each connecting on a couple of critical 3-point baskets in the game's final five minutes. Wilmont, meanwhile, scored 11 of his 13 in the second half and added five rebounds.
Michigan, meanwhile, was led by Horton's 34. One of eight Wolverines presumably his final home game on Senior Day, Horton was 9-of-17 from the field and 3-of-6 from behind the 3-point arc. Horton was also 13-of-13 from the free-throw line, making him 89-of-91 during league games this year (97.8 percent). That shattered former IU great Steve Alford's Big Ten record of 93.5 percent shooting in conference games.
But other than Horton, Michigan struggled to get much offensively. Graham Brown was the only other Wolverine to finish in double figures, concluding his UM homecourt career with a 10-point, nine-rebound effort against IU.
"The last four games our defense has really stepped up," Davis said. "We've put an emphasis on it, blocking out…defensively we're where we need to be. I love this basketball team right now."
The NCAA Selection Committee figures to like Indiana as well next Sunday. Not only did IU secure the first-round Big Ten tourney bye with its win in Ann Arbor, but it also gave the Hoosiers the sort of signature road victory that their resume might have been lacking.
"This is a big win for the Hoosier fans, a great , great, great win for the IU fans," Davis said.
Killingsworth 9-13 1-2 19, Vaden 4-11 2-2 13, Strickland 4-12 2-2 12, Ratliff 2-4 0-0 5, Calloway 1-2 1-2 3, Wilmont 4-8 5-6 13, Suhr 1-2 0-0 3, Allen 0-3 1-2 1, Monroe 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-55 12-16 69.
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KERRY O'BRIEN: Welcome to the program. Rupert Murdoch was today forced to defend his decision to move News Corporation's headquarters to the United States. The media titan firmly dismissing suggestions he moved News Corp's base to Delaware to escape Australia's corporate governance laws. Hundreds of News Corp shareholders turned out in Adelaide for an information session he promised will become an annual event, despite the fact that the company is now based overseas and only 5 per cent of its shares are held by Australians. But some institutional shareholders now say Rupert Murdoch can't be trusted on any of his promises given he reneged on an undertaking not to extend a controversial provision effectively blocking a takeover. It's an issue that wound its way back to the court, but Rupert Murdoch isn't backing down. Finance editor Emma Alberici reports.


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