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The House of Stairsby Ruth Rendell
When Lizzie and Bell meet for tea after nearly two decades apart, the topic of conversation is murder—one that Bell herself committed
When Elizabeth Vetch spots Bell for the first time in seventeen years, she chases her down in order to learn why her old friend committed a terrible murder all those years ago. Bell has been in prison ever since the/b>
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When Lizzie and Bell meet for tea after nearly two decades apart, the topic of conversation is murder—one that Bell herself committed
When Elizabeth Vetch spots Bell for the first time in seventeen years, she chases her down in order to learn why her old friend committed a terrible murder all those years ago. Bell has been in prison ever since the mysterious events that took place at the House of Stairs, a London mansion full of over-privileged, overstuffed, and somewhat sinister boarders, landed her there. Now it's up to Lizzie to put together the pieces of her friend's—and her own—fateful past. As the story behind Bell's crime unfolds, master of suspense Barbara Vine keeps readers guessing at the victim and the motive, letting the sword of Damocles hang over the heads of a fascinating and richly drawn cast of characters.
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The House of Stairs
By Ruth Rendell
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THE TAXI DRIVER THOUGHT he had offended me. I pushed a five-pound note through the opening in the glass panel and said to stop and let me out. As he pulled in to the side he said in a truculent way, "I've a right to my opinion."
He had been talking about forcible sterilization of the unfit, a subject resulting from some newspaper controversy, and he was all for it, voraciously and passionately for it. I might have been offended. I especially might have been offended if I had been listening.
"I didn't even hear you," I said, realizing as I said it that this would only make things worse. "I saw a woman I know, a woman I used to know on the crossing. I have to see her." Out on the pavement, I shouted back at him, "Keep the change!"
"What change?" he said, though there was some, a reasonable tip. He was one of those men who think women are mad, or tell themselves women are mad, this being the only way to explain otherwise inexplicable behavior. "You want to get yourself seen to," he shouted, and—who knows?—perhaps he was reverting to his original subject.
It wasn't malice that had made him set me down on the south side of the Green. It only seemed like it as I stood there, imprisoned by the flow, the running tide of traffic, that at the same time had the effect of a door constantly slamming in my face. All the while the lights remained green, Bell was slipping away farther and farther from me. The metal tide, the slamming door, bore a great exodus out of Wood Lane and the Uxbridge Road, from the West End by Holland Park Avenue, out of the West Cross Route, and the emerald light pulled it on, summoned it to a swifter onslaught, a more tumultuous roar. It cut off my view of the Green on which she must now be—walking which way?
Through the taxi's windscreen I had seen her on this crossing. With her characteristic gliding walk unchanged, back straight, head held high as if she carried an amphora balanced on it, Bell had passed northward from the Hammersmith side. I gasped, I know I did, I may even have let out a cry, which to my cab driver had sounded like a protest at his words. She disappeared from my sight toward Holland Park so quickly that she might have been a hallucination. But I knew she wasn't. I knew that strange though it was to find her in this unlikely place, it had been Bell I saw and I had to follow her even after all these years and after all the terrible things.
Enforced waiting when you are in a desperate hurry, that is one of life's worst small stings. It didn't seem small to me then. I jogged up and down, bouncing on my feet, praying, begging the lights to change. And then I saw her again. Buses moved, a red wall of them, and I saw her again, crossing the Green, a rapidly retreating figure, tall and erect and looking straight ahead of her. She was in black, all black, the kind of bunchy clustered clothes only the very tall and thin can wear, the waist that looks breakable contained by a wide black belt as if to keep it from snapping in two. From the first sight of her I had noticed something startlingly different. Her hair, which had been very fair, had changed color. Although I could no longer make it out across the expanse of grass and paths as the figure of Bell grew smaller, I understood with a sense of shock, with a kind of hollow pang, that her hair was gray.
The lights changed and we streamed across in front of the impatient, barely stationary, waiting cars. Or fled in my case, fled onto the Green and across it in pursuit of Bell, whom I could no longer see, who had disappeared. I knew where she had gone, into the tube station, down into the tube. A 50p ticket out of the machine and I was going down on the escalator, forced now to face alternatives and make a choice, the ancient but everlasting choice of which of two paths to take, in this case westward or eastward? Bell had been a Londoner once. Before she disappeared from all our lives into the limbo years, into no- man's-land, the cloister fort et dure, she had been a Londoner who boasted she would lose her way west of Ladbroke Grove or east of Aldgate. West of Ladbroke Grove (simply "The Grove" to her, and all of us, then) was where she had been this evening, but visiting only, I thought. Somehow I knew she was going home.
So I turned to the platform going east and the train came in at the same time, but before I got into it I saw her again. She was a long way along the platform, walking toward the opening doors, and her hair was as gray as ashes. It was done up like Cosette's had once been, done in that very precise style of hers, piled loosely on her head in the shape of a cottage loaf with a knot in the center like a bun of dough, the way it had been when first Cosette came to the House of Stairs.
There was something dreadfully disturbing about this, so upsetting indeed that I felt a real need to sit down and rest, close my eyes, and perhaps breathe deeply. But of course I dared not sit down. I had to station myself just inside the doors so that I could see Bell when she left the train and walked past my carriage to the way out. Or even briefly go out onto the platform at each station in case her exit took her the other way and I missed her. I was very afraid that I was going to lose her, but not so preoccupied that I couldn't examine the situation as I stood close up against those doors. For the first time I wondered if Bell would want to see me and I wondered what we would say to each other, at least to begin with. I couldn't imagine that Bell blamed me as, for instance, Cosette had blamed me. But would she expect me to blame her?
I was thinking along these lines when the train came into Holland Park. The doors opened and I leaned out, looking along the length of the train, but Bell didn't emerge. It was about half-past seven by this time and, although a lot of people were about, the crowds had gone. Doing what I was doing, or trying to do, would have been impossible in the rush hours. The next station would be Notting Hill Gate and I was almost certain Bell wouldn't alight there, for this was the station we had all used in those days, all of us that is except Cosette, who went everywhere by car or taxi. Bell, for all that she had loved these particular parts of west London, wouldn't have been so insensitive as to choose a return to those streets and that tube station when she came out of prison.
There it was, I had said it, silently and to myself, in my own head, but I had uttered the word. Not cloister nor limbo nor no-man's-land, but prison. It made me feel weak, dizzy almost. And this thought was succeeded by another, very nearly equally tumultuous: I hadn't expected her to be free, I had thought another year at least, I am not prepared for this. Had I expected her ever to be freed? But I had to be prepared. I had to get out of the train in case I was wrong, in case Bell was not living here but only visiting and was obliged to use this station. I stood on the platform, watching for her, but again she did not appear.
She left the train at Queensway. I got out and followed her, certain now that I must catch up with her in the crowd that stopped to wait for the lift. But when the lift came it could accommodate only so many of the waiting passengers. I saw Bell get into it, her fine ashen head held high above all but two of the others, but had to take the second lift myself. However, before I did so, before the doors of the first lift closed, Bell turned to face this way and looked straight at me. I don't know whether she saw me or not, I have been puzzling about this but still I can't say, though I think she didn't. The lift doors closed and the lift went up, bearing her away.
It was sunset when I came out into the Bayswater Road, the sky a pale red but tumbled with ranges of cloud that were rust colored and crimson and nearly black. The skies of cities are so much finer than anything you see in the country and London has the best of them, though I know Americans would make that claim for New York and I will gladly give it second place. T. H. Huxley used to look down Oxford Street at sunset and see apocalyptic visions, and that evening I too seemed to see wonderful configurations above the park and Kensington Palace Gardens, great swollen masses of cloud stained with the colors of ocher and dried blood, dividing in the wind to lay bare little limpid lakes of palest blue, closing again in vaporous surges dark as coal. But Bell I couldn't see, Bell I had lost.
I walked back and looked up Queensway. I looked along Bayswater Road in both directions. There was a tall woman in black a long way ahead, walking westward, and I think even then I knew in my heart it wasn't Bell, though her waist was small and her hair was gray. I deceived myself because what else was I to do? Go home empty-handed and empty-hearted? I should have to do that sooner or later, but not now, not yet. And the moment the woman had turned out of the Bayswater Road into St. Petersburgh Place my conviction that it was Bell, it must be Bell, returned—for how could she have escaped and hidden herself so fast?—and I pursued more eagerly, up St. Petersburgh Place, past the synagogue and St. Matthew's, along Moscow Road and into Pembridge Square, across Pembridge Villas. By then we were nearer Notting Hill Gate tube station than Queensway and I was telling myself that Bell deliberately avoided it, took this long way round to her home because it was as hard for her as it was for me, or harder, to face the old associations.
I lost her somewhere this side of the Portobello Road. I say "somewhere this side" as if I didn't know the place like the palm of my own hand, as if I could have been indifferent to any inch of it, forgotten any yard of it. It was in Ledbury Road that I lost her and found her again on the corner of the Portobello where she had met a friend and stopped to talk. And then I saw it wasn't Bell, as that part of me which would recognize her blindfolded had always known. It was an older woman than Bell, who would now be forty-five, that I had been following and the girl she was talking to on the corner was a small dumpy blonde, her shrill laughter echoing in that empty ugly glamorous street. I walked on past them and saw the red sky was no longer red but a wild stormy gray of heavy jostling clouds and black with thunder over Kensal Town.
Few people were in the streets. It had been different when first I came here nearly twenty years ago and all the youth of England was on fire, and most, it seemed to me, in Notting Hill. Now there were cars instead, cars which swallowed up the people and transported them in protective capsules. The houses here have gardens and in May they are full of blossoming trees so that the place smells of engine oil and hawthorn, honeysuckle and petrol fumes. It was French cigarettes it smelled of in Cosette's day, any old cigarettes come to that, French and English and Russian and Passing Clouds even, and marijuana in the Electric Cinema. I walked along, not the way I had come, but farther south than that, along Chepstow Villas, and I knew where I was going, there is no possibility I can claim I was tending that way by chance, that I didn't know Archangel Place lay in that direction.
But it was of Bell that I was thinking as I walked, wondering who there was that I could find to lead me to her, who would know. My certainty remained that she had been going home, was very likely home by now. It was the sight of me from the lift at Queensway station that had sent her hurrying, hiding even. She had only to slip inside the entrance of the Coburg Hotel or even into Bayswater tube station, just a few yards along Queensway, to have eluded me. And of course she didn't live in Notting Hill, but somewhere in Bayswater. There must be someone I could find who would tell me where. But that she should have wanted to elude me ...? I who never walk anywhere if I can help it had been walking fast and running in pursuit of the real and the false Bell and my legs began to ache.
The feeling is always inescapable that this may be it, this time it is no ordinary tiredness but the early warning itself, and the usual unease touched me, the usual quiver of panic. I am not old enough yet to be out of danger, I am still within the limit. But oh, what a bore it all is, how dreary and repetitive and simply boring after all these years, yet how can something be a bore and a terror at one and the same time? I have told no one, ever, but Bell and Cosette. Well, Cosette knew already, naturally she did. Does Bell remember? When she saw me in the station did she remember then and wonder if it had caught me yet or passed me by and left me safe?
I told myself, as I always do, your legs ache because you're not fit (the muscle in your chin jumps because you are tired, carelessness made you drop that glass) and I thought what a fool I was to go out in high heels, in pointed shoes that pinched my toes. It scarcely helped, nothing helps except the ache, the tic, the weakness, going away. I thought I would hail the next taxi that came round one of those narrow leafy corners, out of a crescent or a terrace, for this region of West Eleven is a tight-knit confusion, a labyrinth of alleys and mews, blown fields and flowerful closes, green pleasure and gray grief.
No taxi came and I was fooling myself when I said I would have taken it if it had. I had come to the narrow lane that leads into the mews and thence into Archangel Place, a lane that, for all its overhanging tree branches and dense jostling hedges, could never be in the country. Slates, polished by the passage of town shoes and their friction, pave it, and there is privet in the hedge and catalpa among the trees. It smells of a city, of staleness and use, and underfoot is dust rather than earth. Between the mews and the street stands the church called St. Michael the Archangel, Victorian Byzantine, unchanged, not closed and boarded up, not transformed by one of those vaguely blasphemous conversions into a block of flats, but just the same and with its doors flung wide to show the archangel in the sanctuary with his outspread wings.
I paused on the corner, bending down to rub the muscles in my calves, then looked up and stood up, stood there looking down the narrow, straight, and rather short street. From there the House of Stairs also appeared unaltered. But it was dusk now, the long London summer dusk, gloomy and cool, and changes might be hidden. Slowly and deliberately, as if out for a stroll, I walked down on the opposite side. On summer evenings when Cosette lived there, people used to sit on doorsteps and when it was hot sunbathe stretched out on the flat roofs of porches. But Archangel Place has come up in the world and I suspect that behind the varied facades—Dutch, Victorian Baroque, neo-Gothic, Bayswater Palladian—are rank upon rank of neat flats that are called "luxury conversions," with close carpeting and false ceilings and double glazing. It was soon clear to me that number fifteen was such a one, for where Cosette had had a twisted wrought-iron bellpull was a row of entry-phone buzzers with printed cards above each one.
Excerpted from The House of Stairs by Ruth Rendell. Copyright © 1988 Kingsmarkham Enterprises Ltd.. Excerpted by permission of OPEN ROAD INTEGRATED MEDIA.
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Meet the Author
Edgar Award–winning author Ruth Rendell (1930–2015) has written more than seventy books that have sold more than 20 million copies worldwide. A fellow of the Royal Society of Literature (London), she is the recipient of the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Crime Writers' Association. Rendell's award-winning novels include A Demon in My View (1976), A Dark-Adapted Eye (1987), and King Solomon's Carpet (1991). Her popular crime stories featuring Chief Inspector Reginald Wexford were adapted into a long-running British television series (1987–2000) starring George Baker.
Edgar Award–winning author Ruth Rendell (b. 1930) has written more than seventy books and sold more than twenty million copies worldwide. A fellow of the Royal Society of Literature (London), she is the recipient of the Grand Master Award from the Mystery Writers of America and a Lifetime Achievement Award from the Crime Writers' Association. Rendell's award-winning novels include A Demon in My View (1976), A Dark-Adapted Eye (1987), and King Solomon's Carpet (1991). Her popular crime stories featuring Chief Inspector Reginald Wexford were adapted into a long-running British television series (1987–2000) starring George Baker.
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Being a fan of Barbara Vine / Ruth Rendell, if you are looking for high paced action or a corpse on every floor, the House of Stairs will disappoint you. There is little to no action her and the big reveal at the end makes you wonder if the time invested was worth it? This is more of a heavy character study, and of disfunctional relationships. Nothing new to Vine's fans. However, the character of Bell could be one of the authors best creations ever. The book doesn't do justice to her. A die hard Rendell fan will enjoy it but it's not a book to pick up if you are not familiar with Vine / Rendell. Many more recommended books come to mind such as The Brimestone Wedding and A Dark Adaptive Eye.


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Published: February 1, 1996
PORTLAND, Ore., Jan. 31— While the rest of the country fussed over this state's novel election-by-mail, Oregon voters today appeared more astonished at the result of their experiment: for the first time in 34 years, they sent a Democrat to the United States Senate.
What is more, in a race that was seen as a trial run for Congressional races this fall, they elected a liberal Democrat, Representative Ron Wyden of Portland, who not only embraced President Clinton but also put him to work on a last-minute campaign mailgram.
The difference for Mr. Wyden came in Republican and independent suburban districts, where three issues that could haunt the Republican Party in fall national elections -- the environment, abortion and Medicare -- drove voters to the Democratic camp, according to several polls.
In eking out a victory over Gordon Smith, a young, telegenic conservative whom most political professionals had pegged to win here, Mr. Wyden cut the Republican majority in the Senate to 53-47.
He will replace Senator Bob Packwood, a Republican who resigned last fall after complaints of ethical violations and sexual misconduct. With all but a handful of ballots still to be counted, Mr. Wyden won by about 18,000 votes out of more than 1,190,000 cast -- a margin of just over 1 percent.
As a measure of the importance that the Republicans placed in the race, the party's leadership in Washington issued a statement to the press just before the votes were tallied, saying that Mr. Smith's strong standing in the polls "showed the power of Republican ideas."
Today, the Republicans moved immediately to play down the Democrats' victory, saying that even though no Democrat had won a Senate seat in Oregon in 35 years, the state had backed Democrats in the last two Presidential elections and had elected a Democratic governor.
"The razor-thin margin in liberal Ron Wyden's Senate victory in Oregon demonstrates there is no place in the country Bill Clinton and his Democrats can take for granted in 1996," said Haley Barbour, chairman of the Republican National Committee.
Democrats, predictably, cast the results as validation of their agenda. The House Democratic leader, Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, called Mr. Wyden's victory "a crushing blow to the extremist agenda that has dominated this Republican Congress."
"To say that this election doesn't have national implications is like saying that an elephant doesn't have ears," Mr. Gephardt said.
As for the voters here, only about half said in polls that they considered the election to be a referendum on President Clinton or Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Oregon is somewhat of bellwether state. It went for Ronald Reagan in the 1980's and for Mr. Clinton in the last election.
National environmental organizations spent more than $200,000 here in outside advertisements, trying to draw a line in the sand over Congressional efforts to limit environmental protection.
It appears to have paid off. More than any other issue, concern over environmental setbacks in Congress worked to Mr. Wyden's advantage, according to polls of voters. Today, talk radio in Portland was full of self-proclaimed "green Republicans" who said they had to reclaim the issue for their party.
"This new majority in Congress is just going on a bender with respect to clean air, clean water and environmental laws," Mr. Wyden said in an interview. "We said over and over that they have been running a polluter's holiday."
Compounding the problem for Mr. Smith, it was reported during the campaign that the frozen food company he owns had been fined more than $70,000 for poisoning creeks and killing fish with factory waste water.
"Because the margin was so narrow, you can't read too much into this election," said Tim Hibbitts, who has polled extensively on this race. "But I think the real message for Republicans is that in states with a large urban population, the environment counts, particularly among independent voters."
Mr. Smith, who is 43, outspent Mr. Wyden by nearly $2 million, much of it from his own pocket, and he had the endorsement of the state's dominant newspaper, The Oregonian.
Spending freely and running a gaffe-free campaign, Mr. Smith had an early, narrow lead in the polls, which most experts attributed to Mr. Wyden's failure in a television pop quiz to name the price of gasoline and milk or to find Bosnia on a map.
But the schedule of the mail-in election gave Mr. Wyden time to recover, and he tried to turn the election into a referendum on conservative control of Congress. Three weeks ago, he also disavowed negative advertising, which helped him with undecided voters, the polls showed.
The long election, in which Oregonians could vote by mail from Jan. 9 to January 30, was hard for campaign strategists. But it produced an enormous turnout, better than 65 percent of registered voters, a record for an Oregon special election, and saved this state about $1 million.
Phil Keisling, Oregon's Secretary of State, said there were only a few complaints about possible fraud or lost ballots. He pronounced the experiment a success, saying it gave harried voters more time to think and then vote. Oregon's Presidential primary, March 12, will also be a vote by mail.


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Each week, on Friday, I will look into my (never wrong, just misinformed) crystal ball and give my predictions for that weekend's games. I will always prognosticate on the Eagles and Cowboys games and then pick two more games of interest (to me, that is, not necessarily to you). Keep in mind, that this is for entertainment purposes only, and that I do not endorse any sort of legal or illegal gambling. That being said…let's see what's in my crystal ball!
The crystal ball was on fire last week, going 4-0 for the week. Not too shabby, huh? The crystal ball is now 23-20-1, which is 3 games over .500 (.534 to be exact). Well, enough of the horn tooting…let's get down to the task at hand. This week is going to be tough because there are a lot of games with play-off implications. The crystal ball is ready for the challenge. Let's take a peek into the future and see what will happen this Sunday.
Last Week: 4-0
Overall: 23-20-1
Dallas @ Pittsburgh: The Cowboys will travel to Pittsburgh short-handed this week. Marion Barber was left behind to heal his toe, as he did not make the trip to the Steel City. The Steelers are sporting the No. 1 defense in the league, so Romo will have his work cut out for him. Not having Barber may be a blessing in disguise, as it will force the 'Boys to come out with all their guns blazing. Pittsburgh will pound the rock, as they will try to dominate the line of scrimmage. The 'Boys will find a way to win, because they must! Dallas 24, Pittsburgh 23.
Philadelphia @ New York Giants: The Birds are in a do or die situation, as they don't have any room for error. The Eagles find themselves on the proverbial play-off bubble, and that's being kind. The Birds must win out, and hope for some help to make the tournament. Now that McNabb is back on track, he will keep the offense at full speed ahead. The G-Men are due for a letdown, especially with all the Plaxico Burress distractions this past week. The Eagles will stun their division foes. Philadelphia 31, New York Giants 17.
Minnesota @ Detroit: The Vikings caught a break, as a Judge has given the Williams Brothers a stay of execution. Well, they're not actually brothers, and they're not getting executed either. They will be active Sunday, after that…who knows? The Lions are due for a win, as they can't actually go 0-16…can they? Well, their losing streak will continue, as the Vikings will manhandle them, easily! Minnesota 27, Detroit 9.
New York Jets @ San Francisco: The Jets are reeling from their loss last week against the Broncos. Favre and company will be ready for the 49ers. Look for Thomas Jones to have huge game against a lackluster 49ers defense. Favre will pick apart the secondary as well. The Jets will win in a laugher. This will be a blowout from the get-go. New York Jets 34, San Francisco 13.
Short Shots:
I can't believe a Judge has actually intervened and blocked the suspension of several players. Sheriff Goodell waited too long to make a decision, and now these players will be able to play when they should be punished…unreal! Where was this Judge when Pacman Jones was suspended?
The San Diego Chargers played well on Thursday night against the Raiders. I think it might be too little, too late for a play-off push. However, they may be able to save Norv his job…if they can win out!
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Utopia1dc: Joe, the loss of Marion Barber will hurt the Cowboys for sure. Tashard Choice will take his place in the line-up, but he is a relative unknown. The 'Boys will have to rely on Romo and the passing game a little more than they might have if Barber were available. But, I think that this will actually be a good thing…let Romo sling it and hope for the best. Go Cowboys!
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As of end-November 2012, Eurozone bank allocations accounted for 13.7% of total U.S. MMF holdings, an 8% increase on a dollar basis since end-October 2012. During the same period MMF allocations to German and French banks increased by 26% and 6%, respectively. Despite these recent increases, MMF exposure to Eurozone banks remains 60% below end-May 2011 levels.
Fitch believes a return to end-May 2011 eurozone exposures in the near term is unlikely, particularly given European banking supervisors' efforts to limit banks' use of short-term USD funding. New Basel liquidity rules will likely also discourage banks' use of short-term wholesale funding. These regulatory pressures could constrain the future issuance of shorter-term bank debt, which has historically been an important asset class for MMFs.
The proportion of European and Eurozone exposure in the form of repos rose slightly, indicating a preference for secured exposure that might signify lingering MMF risk aversion to the sector. Aggregate repo exposure continues to represent about 20% of total MMF assets.
The 15 largest exposures to individual banks, as a group, comprise approximately 42% of total MMF assets, with only one Eurozone bank within the top-15.
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Thanks to his position on the basketball court, Jon Diebler rarely finds himself more than 40 feet away from Evan Turner during Ohio State games.
It's safe to say Diebler enjoys the view.
"I'm perfectly fine with Evan going to the basket and scoring every time," a smiling Diebler said Saturday after Turner went for 31 points in a double-overtime win against Illinois in the Big Ten tournament semifinals. "He can do it all game if he wants."
There are stretches when Diebler can sit back, watch and marvel at Turner, just like the rest of us. The Buckeyes' junior guard can take over games, as he showed throughout the regular season and in the Big Ten tournament, where he averaged 27.7 points, 8 rebounds and 6.7 assists in three games en route to being named the tournament's Most Outstanding Player.
Turner is the favorite to be named national player of the year, and he should be a top-three pick in the NBA draft if he chooses to forgo his senior season.
But the Buckeyes' backcourt doesn't start and end with No. 21. Turner is the front man, but the other three aren't exactly roadies.
Without contributions from Diebler, junior David Lighty and sophomore William Buford, the Buckeyes wouldn't own Big Ten regular-season and tournament championships, not to mention a No. 2 seed in the NCAA tournament. Turner's versatility might be unmatched in college basketball this season, but all four OSU guards contribute points, rebounds, assists, loads of minutes and -- not to be overlooked -- stifling defense.
"We all feed off of [Turner]," Diebler said. "My job is to make shots, same as Will and Dave, to be aggressive on the offensive end. We know we have to be ready when our time comes."
The Big Ten tournament reinforced not only Turner's brilliance, but also how dangerous Ohio State can be when the entire backcourt is clicking.
We feel we have one of the best backcourts in the country. It's not cocky -- we're just very confident in our ability.
"-- Ohio State guard Jon Diebler
All four guards scored in double figures in all three games. Buford and Lighty played every minute of the tournament until being subbed out with 1:27 left in Sunday's 90-61 title-game rout of Minnesota. Ohio State's guards (Turner, Buford, Lighty) accounted for three-fifths of the all-tournament team.
Although Turner took over in crunch time against Illinois, his 31-point performance Sunday was almost overshadowed by the play of his backcourt mates. Lighty and Diebler keyed the game's decisive 23-5 run, as Lighty scored three consecutive layups and a 3-pointer in a span of 2:14, while Diebler twice connected from beyond the arc.
"They're four great guards," Minnesota's Devoe Joseph said. "They all spread out, all take it to dribble, shoot the 3. They're a great team in that aspect."
Buckeyes head coach Thad Matta interrupted his gushing about Turner's Big Ten tournament brilliance Sunday to add: "David Lighty had a two-minute stretch today that blew Evan's out of the water. I've never seen anything like what he did there for a couple of minutes."
The four guards combined for 83 of Ohio State's 90 points, 23 rebounds, 16 assists and five steals against Minnesota.
"It's pretty hard to stop us if all four of us are hitting on all cylinders," Buford said. "You can't concentrate on one guy, because we've got different people who can do different things at any point in the game. We've got shooters, drivers, people who shoot midrange.
"We've got a fully loaded team."
Can Ohio State be contained if all four guards are clicking?
"You never know," Turner said. "Somebody might catch us."
A smile splashed across his face, as if to say "I'd like to see them try."
As strong as the Buckeyes' backcourt has been the past two seasons, it still seeks its first NCAA tournament win together. Only Lighty, a fourth-year junior who has "been through it all" at Ohio State, knows what it's like to make a deep run in the NCAAs.
He was part of the 2006 recruiting class that included Greg Oden, Mike Conley Jr. and Daequan Cook, three first-round draft picks who helped Ohio State reach the national title game. Lighty knew how to perform alongside special players long before Turner became a household name.
"You always have to be ready," he said. "That's why the Bulls were so good. [Michael] Jordan always told them, 'Be ready for a shot.' Him kicking the ball out to Steve Kerr in the championship, knocking down the 3, that situation is always going to happen. Especially when you have a player like Evan on the court.
"They're going to key on him. There's going to be a time when they double-team him and he'll have to kick it out, so you're always ready for that opportunity."
The Big Ten has produced its share of elite backcourts that have made a mark in March in recent years: Scoonie Penn and Michael Redd at Ohio State; Mateen Cleaves, Morris Peterson and Jason Richardson at Michigan State; and Illinois' three-headed monster of Deron Williams, Dee Brown and Luther Head.
Ohio State's foursome hasn't looked back at those groups. It wants to make some history of its own.
"We feel we have one of the best backcourts in the country," Diebler said. "It's not cocky -- we're just very confident in our ability. We wanted to imprint our stamp on the Big Ten, and now we did. This is ours as a group. No one can take this away."
Now they're looking for more.
Adam Rittenberg covers Big Ten athletics for ESPN.com. He can be reached at email@example.com.


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Comment from: Marge, 45-54 Female (Patient) Published: April 08
I am preparing for my 2nd colonoscopy today. What I cannot understand is the amount of prep stuff they have you take. The bottle of Miralax states it is 14 days of treatments that I'm to consume in a couple of hours. Dulcolax box says take 1 per day and I have to take 3 with the stuff above. It doesn't matter if you weigh 90 pounds or 500 pounds, the prep is the same which is ridiculous. Last time I had this done I ended up dehydrated from taking so much which resulted in me being a pin cushion while they tried my hands, arms, legs and feet trying to find a place where they could get the IV to go in. I'm dreading prep today for tomorrow's test and am considering not taking as much as they say.
Comment from: banjo, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: January 23
I just got done with the prep work for colonoscopy. I am having my colonoscopy in the morning. The key is to eat light 2 days before. I've only been on the toilet 12 light times. It is all clear and I feel good. I mixed my Miralax with apple juice. I have been drinking warm beef and chicken broth, I think it makes things flow smooth. Good luck to all.
Comment from: macneill61, 45-54 Male (Patient) Published: March 03
I did away with all those preparations. I get a colonic the day before and just don"t eat till after my colonoscopy the next morning. I've been doing this for years with no problems.
Comment from: Toronto55, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: January 09
I was prescribed Klean-Prep for my colonoscopy last month (December, 2013) but instead went with Purg-Odan, a generic substitute for Pico-Salax. Two 5 oz. glasses of the citrus tasting powder mixed with water (tip: refrigerate mixture for a few min. before chugging), then your choice of clears for the remainder of the preparation time - believe me, when volume is the thing, so is variety! While I checked with my doctor first about changing to Purg-Odan and it was given the thumbs up, the nurse confided they don't prescribe it as a rule because the milder version (Pico-Salax or Purg-Odan) doesn't work for everyone. Meaning - be your own best friend and reduce your heavy meat and carb intake for a couple/few days prior to this so it doesn't have to do so much heavy lifting and you'll spare yourself having to drink hideous volumes of the same mixture (no variety with Klean-Prep) then suffer the industrial-strength consequences. My "cleanse" was not the nightmare I'd read about and I opted to be sedated for the test itself so it was kind of a non-event. And now I am good for another 10 years without fear of the next one.
Comment from: Never again!, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: December 02
I had an allergic reaction to the prep and they were not able to do the colonoscopy. The prep involved consuming 238g of Miralax dissolved in 64 ounces of Gatorade at the rate of 8oz every 15 minutes. What they don't tell you is that some people can have an allergic reaction to this drug, especially taken in such a large quantity. Probably most of us have never used Miralax and certainly not that much at one time, so we don't realize the risk until it is too late. I didn't. Nor did I realize that the polyethylene glycol used in this drug is used in many other products I am allergic to.
Comment from: MEF, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: November 26
With a family history of CC (colon cancer), I had my 7th colonoscopy yesterday. My first one was with medication, and all the rest without. I have a very long colon so they have to manipulate my stomach at times to get the extra length needed to see the entire colon. However, it is not nearly as painful as I am reading. I am there 1/2 hour before, about 45 minutes for the procedure, in particular when removing polyps, then I dress, talk to the doctor and drive home. Pico-Salax is the easiest prep and if you eat carefully starting two days before the procedure and drink liquids, including Boost type products the day before, even the preparation is relatively painless. My understanding is that 98% of British people have a colonoscopy without medication. Once I read that, I decided to try it as well. If you do it without medication, you will never go back to IVs, nausea, not knowing what is going on, and needing to be driven around. The pain is not excruciating. So you groan a bit once in a while.
Comment from: Bekah, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: October 15
I used Suprep in preparation for my colonoscopy. I found it easiest to tolerate using very cold water and a straw. I'm just glad there wasn't a whole gallon of it to drink, just 16 oz. The things I got to make the prep more pleasant are: Depends (they were a godsend as they keep any accidents you might have less messy than if you didn't have them), flushable wet wipes (so much less irritating than toilet paper), Boudreaux's butt paste (to apply before starting my prep and after every BM (bowel movement), it kept me from getting sore). I also stopped eating meat five days before my procedure, I stuck to eating soft, easily digested food, which meant less to purge from your bowels. The actual colonoscopy was a breeze, the prep was unpleasant, but not unbearable.
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As with all online purchases, you sometimes think something looks one way in the picture only to get something "different" in person. This does hold my hardcover text books without bowing but the clips don't hold the pages down if there are not enough of them, like if you are at the beginning of the text book the pages on the right are secured but the pages on the right don't get pressed down until you get about an inch into the book...Also I find that the book is somewhat tilted toward the heavy side of the book so when I am trying to read on the right page but most of the pages are on the left, the right page is crooked...honestly this thing makes reading take longer and I am going to exchange it for something different. If you have smaller books or non-hardcover text books it may be okay for you though!!
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Given the enormous environmental and economic costs of alien species, and the fact that early interventions are often more cost-effective in their successful control (Pluess et al. 2012), it is clearly desirable to be able to predict the impacts of alien species prior to their establishment and invasion (Kumschick and Richardson 2013). One step toward prediction would be to identify potential determinants of impact in the form of the life history traits associated with damaging species, which can lead to a better understanding of the mechanisms behind impact.
Characteristics relating to the breadth and quantity of resources used by species have previously been identified as potential indicators of the magnitude of alien bird impacts. Habitat generalism (the number of broad habitats types that a species may occupy) is positively correlated with impact for alien bird species in Europe (Shirley and Kark 2009; Kumschick et al. 2013). Furthermore, bird species with large native breeding ranges tend to have higher impacts (Kumschick et al. 2013). This suggests that species with broad environmental tolerances have a greater opportunity to invade and colonize new regions than species with narrow habitat tolerances, and hence have greater opportunity to cause adverse impacts. Body mass has also been found to be positively correlated with impact (Kumschick et al. 2013), consistent with the proposition that species may have more severe impacts on the environment and economy if they have higher resource requirements. It has also been suggested that species producing multiple broods per year, and therefore having high population growth potential, have more significant impacts than species producing comparatively fewer broods (Shirley and Kark 2009).
However, these previous studies were restricted to the impacts of alien birds in Europe, and it is therefore not known if their results are consequences of the species introduced, or of peculiarities of the European environment. For example, the highly seasonal climate that prevails over much of Europe may make different demands on the tolerances of introduced species, if they are to be successful, than climates with less dramatic winter temperature lows. Conversely, broad environmental tolerances may promote success in all alien environments (cf Cassey et al. 2004; Sol et al. 2005; Blackburn et al. 2009). From a risk assessment and management perspective, an understanding of the generality of impact correlates is required to determine which life history traits have the potential to be reliable impact predictors.
Here, we use a recently established impact scoring system (Kumschick and Nentwig 2010; Nentwig et al. 2010) to explore correlates of impact in alien bird species in Australia. We used data from a previous study carried out in Europe (Kumschick et al. 2013) to compare relationships for Europe and Australia, as a first step in determining whether there are common correlates of impact associated with alien bird species on both continents. Given the findings of previous studies (Shirley and Kark 2009; Kumschick and Nentwig 2010; Kumschick et al. 2013), we predicted that large-bodied, habitat generalist alien bird species that are widespread in their native ranges should have the highest impacts when introduced in both Europe and Australia.


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John Caulfield has revealed Cork City will try to follow Dundalk's blueprint to keep their Europa League dream alive as they prepare for a daunting mission in Genk tonight (7pm).
Leon Bailey grabbed the only goal of the game, but Cork City put in a fine away performance and it is all to play for next week in the return leg at Turner's Cross.
A moment of class from Genk teenager Leon Bailey was all that separated the sides in the third qualifying round of the Europa League at the Luminous Stadium as Cork City fell to a 1-0 defeat in Belgium.
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