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Will LeBron James' Inconsistency Cost Miami Heat NBA Finals Repeat?June 17, 2013
LeBron James does not have the killer instinct of Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant.
Put that line on shuffle—it gains further momentum on any given night of these NBA Finals as James grows more vulnerable to disappearance.
His inconsistency is undeniable, as the league's greatest talent has vanished for prolonged stretches in his quest for a second ring.
LeBron's sudden absence in big moments is again fueling criticism. He fell far short of incredible in the second half of the Miami Heat's 114-104 loss to the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5 Sunday night.
James' stat line—25 points, eight assists, six rebounds and four steals—hides what was truly a letdown game. He went just 8-of-22 (36.4 percent) in the loss, including 2-of-11 shooting in the second half.
The Spurs led 61-52 at halftime but pushed ahead to a 96-76 game-high lead with 9:13 remaining in the fourth quarter. During that period, LeBron disappeared. Rather than rallying the Heat back, the league's Most Valuable Player, who shot 56.5 percent in the regular season, shot 1-of-9 (11 percent).
More is demanded from legends.
James will never be compared to just the great; he will forever be compared to the greatest. Maybe it's Jordan nostalgia or even selective memories of Kobe's career, but it never felt like either of those contemporary greats lost their edge in big moments.
It's not just up-and-down production; James' fire has been inconsistent as well. He needs to force the issue, but he rejects the notion that taking over is necessary.
There are stretches in this series when James needs to play with urgency, like when the Heat trailed coming out of halftime, but instead, he pulls back. Seldom-used Boris Diaw shouldn't be able to slow down one of the game's all-time greats.
To James' credit, he attacked the basket more Sunday night than he did in Games 3 and 4. He also reached the free-throw line for nine attempts—five times more than he did combined in the previous two games.
Of course, it's not all on James.
The Heat's team defense that allowed the Spurs to shoot 60 percent was a greater downfall than James' cold stretch. And perhaps Miami wins if Mike Miller, who started and played 25 minutes, scored at least one point or if Mario Chalmers didn't go 2-of-10 from the field.
Here's the thing, though—if the Heat were to win this series because Miller and Chalmers hit more shots, it would still be remembered as James' title. So when the team loses, of course it's natural to look toward the team's best player.
It's the legacy of James that's on the line; how Dwyane Wade and Chris Bosh perform is secondary. The greatest player is playing on the grandest stage, and as it stands, his inconsistency is costing the Heat a chance to win a title.
Winning is ultimately what legends are remembered for. James isn't perfect, and Jordan, despite popular belief, wasn't perfect either. But Jordan will always be remembered for propelling his teams to victory.
Right now, James is on a different path. Next season, the only memory that will endure is whether or not James is able to win a championship. If he loses, the narrative transitions back to him being a choke-artist in the biggest moments.
With one more Heat loss, LeBron James will have lost three of his four NBA Finals appearances. The Heat have yet to win two consecutive games since Game 5 of the conference semifinals versus the Chicago Bulls and Game 1 against the Indiana Pacers in the conference finals.
Miami's inconsistency falls on its leader, and it could be the reason the teams falls short in its hopes to claim a second consecutive title.

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Congressional negotiators Tuesday reached a deal to keep the government running for nearly two more years, a rare bipartisan agreement that should ease the threat of automatic spending cuts.
After weeks of closed-door meetings, House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., and Senate Budget Committee Chairwoman Patty Murray, D-Wash, emerged with a deal far short of a political grand bargain but good enough to probably pass both chambers of Congress before lawmakers end their 2013 session next week.
If approved by Congress – and while that's expected, it's no certainty – the deal would allow the government to keep running past Jan. 15, when funding is due to expire. It would also skirt the next round of automatic cuts, or sequester, due to take effect the same day.
"This agreement breaks through the recent dysfunction to prevent another government shutdown," Murray said, appearing before reporters with Ryan at her side. "It's a good step in the right direction that can hopefully rebuild some trust and serve as a foundation for continued bipartisan work."
"In divided government, you don't always get what you want," Ryan said. "I think this agreement is a clear improvement on the status quo. This agreement makes sure that we don't have a government shutdown scenario in January."
President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, were quick to praise the deal while acknowledging its modest reach.
Obama called the agreement "a good first step," noting, "The American people should not have to endure the pain of another government shutdown for the next two years."
Boehner had similar thoughts, calling the deal "a positive step forward." The House of Representatives is expected to consider the deal this week.
However, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of California offered lukewarm praise. "Tonight's agreement represents a step toward enacting a budget for the American people and preventing further manufactured crises that only harm our economy, destroy jobs, and weaken our middle class," she said, adding she looked forward to discussing details with fellow Democrats.
Budget watchdog groups also called it a good step but noted that serious problems remain.
"This bipartisan deal looks like a good step, but it doesn't address the real drivers of our long-term debt," said Michael A. Peterson, president of the Peter G. Peterson Foundation. "Make no mistake – we still have a lot more to do to put our nation on a sustainable fiscal path. I'm hopeful that this agreement will lay the foundation for future bipartisan collaboration to stabilize our national debt for the long term."
The deal would permit spending of $1.012 trillion in fiscal 2014 for the third of the government spending subject to annual approval by Congress, and slightly more the following year.
The overall spending level would be more than the fiscal 2013 figure of $986 billion and the projected fiscal 2014 level of $967 billion, which after the scheduled sequester cuts would have totaled $498 billion for defense and $469 billion for domestic programs. Pentagon officials have warned that looming defense cuts could create a "readiness crisis."
Instead, defense spending will rise to $520.5 billion, while non-defense discretionary spending will increase to $491.8 billion.
In all, spending should increase about $63 billion over two years over sequester levels, offset by about $85 billion in "mandatory savings and non-tax revenue." No specifics were given. It would reduce the projected deficit by between $20 billion to $23 billion.
Democrats had wanted far more spending. Earlier this year, the Democratic-controlled Senate, on a largely party-line vote, backed a $1.058 trillion plan.
Discretionary spending subject to annual approval includes a host of popular items such as education, transportation and environmental programs. Most of the rest of the budget, such as Social Security payments, Medicare and interest on the debt, is set automatically.
The pact also would save $12 billion from federal retirement programs by requiring workers to contribute more from their paychecks. Both Ryan and Obama had earlier proposed increasing federal employee contributions, and the talks had focused on a total of $17 billion in increased contributions.
"We think it's only right and fair that they pay something more toward their pensions just like the hardworking taxpayer that pays for those pensions in the first place," Ryan said.
"It is down to $6 billion for federal employees and $6 billion for military, and we will have the details of those proposals out to you very shortly," Murray said.
The new agreement would be a political boon for most lawmakers in two ways. By easing the impact of the automatic spending cuts, or sequester, members of Congress can go home this month and boast how they were able to deliver more money – but not too much more money – to their states or congressional districts.
It also would avoid another partial government shutdown. If no budget agreement were approved by Jan. 15, that scenario could unfold again – and probably cause dire political consequences for both political parties.
The deal is not expected to fall apart, but it has stumbled through a series of hurdles. Many Democrats want to extend emergency jobless benefits, now scheduled to expire Dec. 28. That provision is likely to be considered in separate legislation.
Some powerful Democrats have questioned any change in federal retirement contributions. Some of the most influential Democrats in Congress – House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer, top Budget Committee Democrat Chris Van Hollen and Senate Appropriations Committee Chairman Barbara Mikulski – represent Maryland, where the federal government is a major employer.
And conservatives challenged the higher spending.
Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida, a potential 2016 Republican presidential candidate, blanched at the deal, calling it a retreat from budget-cutting efforts.
"I voted against sequestration because of its effect on key programs, including the defense budget, but higher spending and more revenue are not the appropriate ways to address that problem," Rubio said.
FreedomWorks, a tea party group, and Heritage Action, the political arm of the conservative Heritage Foundation, both blasted the deal because of its easing of sequestration.
"While imperfect, the sequester has proven to be an effective tool in forcing Congress to reduce discretionary spending, and a gimmicky, spend-now-cut-later deal will take our nation in the wrong direction," Heritage Action said in a statement.
Bills funding the federal governmentThe federal budget is made up of a series of smaller bills approving spending for related areas of the government. Committees are responsible for writing spending laws for relevant agencies, which then must be approved by all of Congress.In recent years, fewer of these bills are being written and passed before the old budget expires and more committees are failing to write budget proposals all together.
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CNN Asks If Romney Is 'Kissing Off' Black Voters
The media is beginning to investigate
Mitt Romney's Mormon faith and its racial history, and CNN continued
the race narrative on Wednesday morning when it wondered if Romney is
simply writing off the African-American vote.
Apparently, CNN never got the memo that Herman Cain all but officially endorsed Romney on Tuesday. Citing a Daily Beast report that Romney has no high-profile African-American endorsements or staffers, CNN's Carol Costello went ahead and asked if the candidate was "kissing off African-American voters". [Video below the break. Audio here.]
A presidential candidate would be foolish to write off any particular
voting bloc. Yahoo! News reporter Chris Moody admitted that President
Obama will overwhelmingly win the African-American vote, but added that
Romney will still reach out the black community. "I think over the next
several weeks and months you're going to see lots of black conservatives
coming out, coalescing around Mitt Romney," he maintained.
The Daily Beast piece cited unnamed political observers and Democratic consultants among its sources for the story "African-Americans Nowhere to Be Found in Romney's Orbit." It even quoted Lee Siegel's New York Times piece with the racially-charged assumption "Mitt Romney is the whitest white man to run for president in recent memory."
A transcript of the segment, which aired on April 11 on Newsroom at 10:39 a.m. EDT, is as follows:
CAROL COSTELLO: Now that Rick Santorum is out of the race, Mitt Romney shifts into attack Obama mode. But, as the Daily Beast reports, Romney has attracted no notable black endorsers, surrogates, or high-ranking campaign staffers. So, is Romney kissing off African-American voters? Boris?
BORIS EPSHTEYN, Republican strategist, fmr McCain-Palin aide: No, he's not. And here's the reason. Barack Obama simply has not delivered to his African-American base. That's why his approval among African-Americans is down almost 10 percent. Unemployment among African-Americans – whereas the national number is 8.3, among African-Americans it's almost 15 percent. So there's unquestionably a worry among Democrats that African-Americans A, will not support Barack Obama as much and B, will not come out to the polls as strongly as they did in 2008. What Mitt Romney needs to focus on is not hiring an African-American staffer or getting an African-American surrogate, but delivering a message of how he's going to help African-Americans. That's what matters most.
COSTELLO: Chris?
CHRIS MOODY, political reporter, Yahoo! News: In 2008, Barack Obama, I believe, won 96 percent of the black vote, and I don't think people expect him to drop below 90 here. I don't think Mitt Romney is ignoring that vote. I think over the next several weeks and months you're going to see lots of black conservatives coming out, coalescing around Mitt Romney. And there's a growing chorus of them, more black Republicans running for Congress and running for positions of office. But I think certainly Mitt Romney could reach out to that community, and we'll see, and I'm sure he will, before November.
-- Matt Hadro is a News Analyst at the Media Research Center


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I wasn't even going to blog about this but when I realized that this meal for our family of 4 plus 1 guest cost about $10, I couldn't resist.Alexis scored a 3.35 lb "boneless pork sirloin roast" at the store for under $4. A pork sirloin is apparently just the extreme end of your run of the mill pork loin. It wasn't close dated, green or anything. It was nice and pink. It was just something on sale, nothing wrong with it.
I rubbed it with a paste of 2 TB of rosemary (from our front yard), 1 t of minced garlic, 1 t of kosher salt, 1 t of pepper, and about 1/4 c of olive oil. I popped it in the oven** at 450f for 10 minutes in a oven safe skillet. After 10 minutes, I reduced the heat to 250f and cooked it to 150f internal.
I too it out of the pan to let it rest for 10 minutes before slicing. I added 1 minced shallot to the pan on the stove top over medium heat and sauteed for about a minute. Then I deglazed the pan with about 1/4 cup "cooking wine". After it reduced a bit I added maybe 1/2 cup of beef broth, mixing well. I whisked in a tablespoon or two of flour and a finely diced green onion.
We served it family style with a nice rice pilaf that Alexis made up all on her own. I was very impressed since she normally doesn't cook something unless she has a strict recipe to follow. And guess what....it was better than the pilaf I normally make!Sure beats a couple of McDonalds extra value meals.
**Yes! Can you believe it? I actually own an oven and use it from time to time. I know that comes as a shock since this time of year almost everything we cook is cooked outside.
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Dinner for less than the price of two combo meals
Posted by Chris at 8:31 PM
Labels: budget meals, pork
7 comments:
You scored! I love when this happens. It gets pricey to feed the whole family (we usually have 5-6 total- Sunday's make 8 when the two oldest kids Significant others come over). This looks yummy!!!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic meal - and it is strange to see you cook in an oven. Looks delicious!ReplyDelete
What a great deal and a great looking meal. I'm surprised you have an oven. Wow.ReplyDelete
I preach the gospel of cook "it yourself and save thousands a year"- or at worst you can eat steak for take out hamburger prices...ReplyDelete
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SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Feb. 16, 2011) — The 53rd Annual GRAMMY Awards® on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2011, showcased an amazing collection of musical performances and tributes and utilized the latest in technology to provide television viewers worldwide with a cutting-edge, high-definition/5.1 surround sound event.
The GRAMMY Awards' technical staff consists of audio pioneers who continually strive to employ the latest in HDTV and 5.1 technology to enhance the show. The Recording Academy® Producers & Engineers Wing® members Phil Ramone and Hank Neuberger again supervised the broadcast audio, while fellow P&E Wing member Leslie Ann Jones supervised the house audio.
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Just over a week before Election Day, a new Elon University poll shows a dead heat between Democrat Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney in North Carolina.
The poll shows each candidate with the support of 45 percent of like voters. Five percent are undecided.
The poll is the second in a week to show a tie in North Carolina. Two other polls showed Romney with at least a 6-point edge and the Real Clear Politics poll average has the former Massachusetts governor up by 4 points.
But Obama campaign officials wasted little time in touting the Elon results.
"An Elon Poll just came out showing the race tied," Obama campaign manager Jim Messina told reporters on a conference call. "I am ridiculously proud of what the North Carolina staff has put on the ground with our volunteers."
In late August, the Elon Poll found Romney leading with 4 percentage points. The latest poll surveyed 1,238 likely voters Oct. 21-26. The margin of error is about 3 percentage points.
The poll also found:
Voters gave Obama higher marks on national security, health care, foreign relations and immigration. By a slight margin, they said he shared their values more closely than Romney.
More than half of voters, 52 percent, said Romney would do a better job handling the economy.
Fifty-two percent of likely voters say the country is on the wrong track compared to 43 percent who say it's headed in the right direction.
But voters are increasingly optimistic about the economy. Forty-nine percent say it will get better in the next year while 29 percent expect it to stay about the same. Eight percent believe it will get worse.
"The economy is the most prominent issue of the election and is an important reason why Mitt Romney is in a tight race with the incumbent president," said Kenneth Fernandez, director of the poll.
"But respondents also seem to have a growing optimism about the economy. More people believe the economy will improve over the next year, and those optimists are more likely to vote for Barack Obama."
McCrory enjoys double-digit lead
In the governor's race, the Elon Poll found Republican Pat McCrory with a 14-point lead over Democrat Walter Dalton. It's the latest in a series of polls that have shown the former Charlotte mayor with a double-digit lead.
The survey also found that 13 percent of Obama voters plan to vote for McCrory.


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Prohibited items for import
The items mentioned below are the goods prohibited from being imported under the provisions of Article 234 of the Customs Act, and importing any of these items without permission may result in punishment under the relevant laws and regulations.
- Books, publications, pictures, movies, music records, video works, sculptures or any other items of similar nature that may disturb the constitutional order or be harmful to the public security or social customs
- Items which may be used to disclose any confidential information of the government or engage in spy activities
- Counterfeit or altered items or replicas of money, bonds or other marketable securities
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The following postal items are duty-free, and you must pay duties for any goods which exceed the duty-free allowance.
- Goods with a total value of not more than US$150 which are received by a domestic resident and recognized to be intended for personal use
- Goods recognized to be used as samples with a dutiable value of not more than US$250
- Articles which are among the goods imported by a person participating in an exhibition or any other equivalent event for the purpose of handing them out to visitors for free and are recognized to be appropriate for such purpose by the head of the relevant customs office on condition that their value per visitor are not more than US$5
- Goods subject to duty exemption
However, if the sum of the dutiable values of goods which fall under any of the following cases exceeds the Personal Use Recognition Criteria for Small-sum Goods for personal use, they shall be excluded from the category of duty-free goods and customs duties shall be imposed on them based on the sum of their dutiable values:
- In case where any goods subject to duties brought in through a bill of lading (B/L) or an air waybill (AWB) are divided in order to undergo import customs clearance within the scope of duty-free allowance
- In case where goods which entered the port in two or more occasions on the same day (based on the B/L or AWB) undergo import customs clearance, except in the case of goods brought in from two or more foreign countries
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|Mushrooms, bonnet bellflower roots
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|Pine nuts
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Boys Basketball Friday Round-Up: New Knoxville wins in OT over Marion Local
Area boys basketball teams were in action on Friday night:
MARIA STEIN — The New Knoxville boys basketball team rallied in the fourth quarter and controlled the overtime to earn a 56-49 win over Marion Local on Friday night at The Hangar.
The Rangers' first Midwest Athletic Conference win of the season came with a big night from beyond the 3-point arc. The Rangers hit 11 three-pointers and went 11-of-22 from long distance — including 7-of-11 in the second half.
Andrew Arnett scored 14 points to lead New Knoxville. Jake Allen added 12 points and Ryan Lageman had 11 points.
The guard-oriented Rangers overcame the balanced scoring and size of the Flyers. Nate Hess scored a team-high 13 points for the Flyers. Adam Bertke added 10 points.
New Knoxville improved to 2-0 in overtime games this season. The Rangers outlasted Anna in double overtime in early December.
Marion Local led 23-22 at the half and opened up a 34-29 lead heading into the fourth quarter. But New Knoxville outscored the Flyers 13-8 in the fourth quarter and 14-7 in the overtime to earn the win.
New Knoxville will travel to Jackson Center to face the Tigers (9-2) tonight. Jackson Center beat Houston, 41-39, on Friday night in Shelby County League action. Marion Local won the junior varsity contest, 39-37.
NEW BREMEN — New Bremen jumped out to a 12-2 lead and 17-2 after one quarter and kept the pressure on to defeat the Coldwater Cavaliers 52-38 in a home Midwest Athletic conference contest.
New Bremen got off to a great start as they jumped out to a 6-0 lead in the first two minutes. Coldwater didn't get a chance to score until Caleb Siefring had a chance for two free throws, but he missed both shots.
In the first quarter Coldwater was 1 for 14 from the field with five turnovers.
The Cardinals out-rebounded the Cavaliers 32-27 in the game with Ben Homan having 12 rebounds along with eight points.
Justin Heitkamp led the Cardinals in scoring with 14 points and seven rebounds. Bruns led Coldwater with nine rebounds.
Coldwater (3-5, 0-2) will travel to National Trail tonight, while New Bremen (9-2, 3-1) will travel to Covington.
DELPHOS — Delphos St. John's used free throws in the fourth quarter to top Minster and hold to a 69-62 victory, as the Blue Jays stayed unbeaten in Midwest Athletic Conference play.
Delphos St. John's Curtis Geise scored a game-high 27 points to lead the Blue Jays.Eric Clark had 13 points. Buescher added nine points and Seth Bockey finished with eight points and seven rebounds.
Minster's Adam Niemeyer and Devon Poeppelman both finished with 18 points and Ethan Wolf had 15 points.


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EMC preps FCoE I/O module
Hot-swap UltraFlex
EMC has confirmed industry suspicious that is developing a hot-swap Ultraflex FCoE module for its storage arrays.
Yesterday Chad Sakac, EMC's VMware Technology Alliance veep, revealed: "We're now, of course, developing an ultraflex IO module for FCoE, which (is) hot-swappable."
FCoE (Fibre Channel Over Ethernet) sends Fibre Channel messages across an Ethernet cable and will enable faster overall transmissions because things happen lower down the network protocol stack than with iSCSI and NFS, which rely on TCP/IP, according to Sakac.
"Because of the intrinsic model of the protocol stack, the higher you go, the longer the latencies in various operations." He cites transmission loss handling as an example.
With FCoE, such loss handling is carried out at the Ethernet layer, via the coming 802.1Qbb standard, in milliseconds, whereas it can take tens of seconds for NFS.
UltraFlex is the name for the I/O technology used in EMC's Clariion CX4 arrays and newer Celerras. It provides a means to add new I/O protocols to the array by plugging in cards. The CX4 came with 4Gbit/s Fibre Channel and iSCSI modules. It meant that EMC could later add 8Gbit/s Fibre Channel, 10GigE, FCoE and even InfiniBand if it wished.
Until now NetApp has been the sole big storage array supplier to demonstrate an FCoE interface to its storage. Sakac has confirmed what many people have suspected, that EMC is indeed developing an FCoE module which will enable end-to-end FCoE links between servers, any intervening FCoE-handling Ethernet switch and the Clariion array.
Sakac thinks server edge networking will converge onto Ethernet, partly because Intel will support 802.1Qbb and provide a software initiator.
Because of this, FCoE support will "just be an attribute of every commodity NIC and switch on the market. Everyone in the FC HBA/switch market is rushing to it not because they want proprietary, but rather because we're reaching the inflection point where if you're not doing this, you're going to be out of business (maybe not today, but at a relatively near "tomorrow")."
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15 U.S. Code § 1714 - Investigations, injunctions, and prosecution of offenses
Whenever it shall appear to the Director that any person is engaged or about to engage in any acts or practices which constitute or will constitute a violation of the provisions of this chapter, or of any rule or regulation prescribed pursuant thereto, he may, in his discretion, bring an action in any district court of the United States, or the United States District Court for the District of Columbia to enjoin such acts or practices, and, upon a proper showing, a permanent or temporary injunction or restraining order shall be granted without bond. The Director may transmit such evidence as may be available concerning such acts or practices to the Attorney General who may, in his discretion, institute the appropriate criminal proceedings under this chapter.
The Director may, in his discretion, make such investigations as he deems necessary to determine whether any person has violated or is about to violate any provision of this chapter or any rule or regulation prescribed pursuant thereto, and may require or permit any person to file with him a statement in writing, under oath or otherwise as the Director shall determine, as to all the facts and circumstances concerning the matter to be investigated. The Director is authorized, in his discretion, to publish information concerning any such violations, and to investigate any facts, conditions, practices, or matters which he may deem necessary or proper to aid in the enforcement of the provisions of this chapter, in the prescribing of rules and regulations thereunder, or in securing information to serve as a basis for recommending further legislation concerning the matters to which this chapter relates.
For the purpose of any such investigation, or any other proceeding under this chapter; the Director, or any officer designated by him, is empowered to administer oaths and affirmations, subpena witnesses, compel their attendance, take evidence, and require the production of any books, papers, correspondence, memorandums, or other records which the Director deems relevant or material to the inquiry. Such attendance of witnesses and the production of any such records may be required from any place in the United States or any State at any designated place of hearing.
In case of contumacy by, or refusal to obey a subpena issued to, any person, the Director may invoke the aid of any court of the United States within the jurisdiction of which such investigation or proceeding is carried on, or where such person resides or carries on business, in requiring the attendance and testimony of witnesses and the production of books, papers, correspondence, memorandums, and other records and documents. And such court may issue an order requiring such person to appear before the Director or any officer designated by the Director, there to produce records, if so ordered, or to give testimony touching the matter under investigation or in question; and any failure to obey such order of the court may be punished by such court as a contempt thereof. All process in any such case may be served in the judicial district whereof such person is an inhabitant or wherever he may be found.
2010—Pub. L. 111–203 substituted "Director" for "Secretary" wherever appearing.
1970—Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 91–452 struck out subsec. (e) which related to the immunity from prosecution of any individual compelled to testify or produce evidence, documentary or otherwise, after claiming his privilege against self-incrimination.
Amendment by Pub. L. 111–203 effective on the designated transfer date, see section 1100H of Pub. L. 111–203, set out as a note under section 552a of Title 5, Government Organization and Employees.
For effective date of amendment by Pub. L. 91–452, and for amendment not to affect any immunity to which any individual is entitled under this section by reason of any testimony given before sixtieth day following Oct. 15, 1970, see section 260 of Pub. L. 91–452, set out as an Effective Date; Savings Provision note under section 6001 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure.
Section effective upon the expiration of two hundred and seventy days after Aug. 1, 1968, see section 1423 of Pub. L. 90–448, set out as a note under section 1701 of this title.
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Baltimore Orioles 1B Aaron Baker posted his 16th and 17th home runs of the season Monday, July 2, with Class A Frederick.
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Earth : Asia : Southeast Asia : Cambodia : Cardamom and Elephant Mountains : Kep
Kep is a seaside resort area in Cambodia and includes the small town of the same name which is the capital of Kep Province.
Cambodia's top seaside destination until eclipsed in the 1960s by Sihanoukville (and, soon after, decades of civil war), today's Kep is slowly being rediscovered by travelers. The town is full of ruined shells of old villas, destroyed in the Khmer Rouge days and during the subsequent Civil War.
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Tuk-Tuks in Kep are a convenient, safe and easy way to get around. Depending on how far you travel, the price for a full day is between $12 to $25, about half that for a half day and about $1 to $2 for a short local trip. The ride can be a little bumpy, but no major dust irritation like in Siem Reap and Phnom Penh. The regular see breeze is a great bonus too.
Another way to get around Kep is to rent a motorcycle at around US$7 for a small 125 cc or around US$ 14 for a 250 cc. A nice and peaceful way is also to get a bicycle from your guest house or from the Led Zep cafe.
There are money changers at the Crab Market that will exchange euro, dong, US dollar, and riel. If you're fresh in over the border, note that the riel is maintained at around 4000 to the dollar; anyone offering much off this is a crook. The market traders will have no problem in breaking large denomination dollar bills.
There are no ATMs in Kep, Veranda Natural Resort and Kep Lodge offer cash advances on Visa and Mastercard cards but levy a service charge of 5%. The nearest ATM is at the Canadia Bank in Kampot (about 25km away).
Kep is famous for its crabs. The crab market (a 10 minute walk or $1 tuk tuk ride from Kep beach) has line-caught crabs held in floating cages in the sea. Depending on the size of the crustaceans and your bargaining skills a kilogram of crabs should cost 10,000 - 20,000 riel. Vendors can steam your purchases in the boiling pots in the market or your hotel may also cook them for you.
Several seafood restaurants line the seashore near crab market. They have terraces built over the sea to provide stunning sunset views of Phu Quoc and Bokor National Park while you enjoy crabs cooked with fresh Kampot peppercorns. If you head there early afternoon you can watch fisherman unload their catch for the day.
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The new store opens Friday after a 7:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5700 NW 23rd St., across from the Senior Recreation Center on Northwest 34th Street near U.S. 441.
"... What's that spell?"
"Walmart! …"
And with that cheer led by store manager Kami Tate, employees and their families toured the new Walmart Supercenter as part of Associate Appreciation Night on Tuesday.
The new store opens Friday after a 7:30 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5700 NW 23rd St., across from the Senior Recreation Center on Northwest 34th Street near U.S. 441. It will be open 24/7 thereafter.
The grand opening included product samplings and giveaways, an appearance by University of Florida cheerleaders and mascots, and a race simulator.
Walmart considers the store a relocation since it will follow the closing Thursday of the store at 2649 NW 13th St., the first Gainesville location for the world's largest retailer when it opened in 1983.
"Here we are 30 years later, to be able to locate in this beautiful, brand new Supercenter building. What a great feeling. What a great accomplishment for us," Tate said.
As a Supercenter, the new store includes a full line of groceries and will include a Vision Center, as well as general merchandise in more than 30 departments.
It also includes a Subway restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating, a Da Vi Nail salon, SmartStyle family hair salon, a game arcade and a garden center.
The store has approximately 300 employees, including transfers from the 13th Street store and about 100 new employees, according to Tate.
The average wage of a full-time Walmart employee in Florida is $12.72 hourly, Walmart said in a news release.
"I think that the community around us is going to be very supportive of your new store and the growth that we've added to Gainesville," said Jill Thrasher, market manager.
The store is 170,200 square feet compared to 103,000 square feet at the 13th Street store. The Supercenter off Waldo Road is 207,000 square feet.
Walmart's attempts to build a store in the north part of Gainesville has been in the works for more than 10 years.
City commissioners twice turned down plans to build on land that is now occupied by Home Depot, citing environmental concerns. Commissioners later turned down Walmart's offer to trade that location for part of Northside Park.
The Gainesville Development Review Board originally turned down the current location in 2009 before approving revised plans in 2010 that moved the main building closer to Northwest 34th and 23rd streets and added a third outparcel. In moving the building closer to the roads, Walmart said it had to reduce the size of the Supercenter it originally planned for the site in order to fit on a narrower portion of the property.
In the meantime, the board approved plans for the Supercenter off Waldo Road, which opened in 2008 to widespread support as a boost to east Gainesville.
The three outparcel properties on the roads surrounding the new store are listed for sale by the Shopping Center Group of Orlando.
The relocation is expected to change the fortunes of the affected neighborhoods, including the Northwood Village Shopping Center that has struggled since Winn-Dixie left around 2000.
The area has already seen changes with the opening of the Senior Recreation Center a year ago and ABC Fine Wine and Spirits rebuilding its store and a new retail building next to it.
At the 13th Street store, local business people have expressed concern that other businesses in the vicinity will leave. The area already has several large vacancies.
As part of Tuesday's ceremony, Walmart provided grants to four local organizations: $1,000 to Bread of the Mighty Food Bank; $500 to Rebuilding Together, which provides home repairs to the elderly and disabled; and $250 each to Gainesville High School and VFW Post 2811.


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Hybridizing plant life within a digitally fabricated matrix, [R]ed[U]x's Chlorophytum project explores synthetic methods to augment and showcase physiological processes within plants including capillary action, phototropism, thigmotropism, and diurnal behaviours. Within the created environment, the plants' responses to the various stimuli in the room are highlighted via the use of numerous lighting conditions and sensory motion. The tessellation of plants and fabricated components atop visitors will prove to be an engaging piece that draws attention to the self-organizing systems at play in plant growth, but also questions the nature of interior vegetation as art.
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Coming early next year
The inPulse watch accessory for BlackBerry handsets will appear on wrists in February 2010, it has emerged.
Allerta's inPulse: not quite a BlackBerry on your wrist
Allerta, the company behind the officially licensed BlackBerry accessory, has priced inPulse up at $149 (£90/€100), but claimed that "industry regulations" mean the device will only available to buyers in North America and Canada.
The "BlackBerry smartphone accessory" has a 1.3in OLED display and can connect to Research in Motion handsets over Bluetooth 2.0 or micro USB.
Unlike LG's GD910 watchphone – reviewed here - the inPulse isn't a phone in its own right. The device simply relays to your wrist SMS messages sent to your RIM handset.
InPulse also vibrates whenever someone calls your BlackBerry. The name of the caller will appear on the watch's screen, but you won't be able to talk into the watch to take the call.
First shipments will go out in February 2010
The watch's touchscreen will also display email titles and calendar alerts, while customisation features allow you to set alarms, timers and message filters.
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Nintendo this week again turned to its ever trusty Italian plumber for its latest puzzle game, "Mario and Donkey Kong: Minis on the Move." A download-only title, "Minis on the Move" is a deceptively undemanding game that makes use of the company's environment-shifting "minis" brand.
For those who missed previous installments, the minis are diminutive, wind-up figurines that represent well-known Nintendo characters. They walk forward, they don't stop and it's up to the player to control and tinker with the paths in front of them. That about covers the basics, but not the details. What follows are five reasons to give Nintendo's latest a shot.
There's more variety than expected. "Minis on the Move" consists of a primary puzzle game and a host of mini-games that players can unlock as they advance through the game. The main concept is extremely simple. Players guide toy versions of Mario, Princess Peach, Toad, Donkey Kong and others around blocky terrains. The goal is to manipulate the paths in front of the wind-up avatars so they don't fall into pits of nothingness.
At first, this entails nothing more than putting the right directional paths in front of the always-moving characters. Yet the game gets complex quickly, and does so without overwhelming the gamer. Every couple of puzzles a new element is added, be it cubes that rotate, bombs that can blow up cubes, cubes that come equipped with springs that will send the characters flying over spikes, cubes with hammers or cubes that can generate all-purpose, multi-use cubes. That's just a fraction of how much the environment can be manipulated. After all, there's 240 stages in the primary game. That's a lot of cubes to play with.
It tricks you. "This isn't so difficult," you think when you first start playing "Minis on the Move." The toys walk slowly, blocks don't fall too fast and most of the layouts are easily viewable on the 3DS screen. In fact, many are relatively straightforward, saving you from even needing the added depth perception provided by the system's 3D effects.
Five, six, seven or even nine puzzles can and will be completed without care. "Look at me go," you'll think as you save toy after toy from tumbling to pieces. You are a hero to virtual children everywhere! And then — bam — suddenly you're missing a tile. Or suddenly the tiles have piled-up all "Tetris"-like while you've been busy keeping Mario moving to maintain your tile inventory. Or suddenly multiple toys are walking into walls and turning around. Or suddenly you forgot to turn one of the movable tiles and now you're just sitting there helpless as you watch Princess Peach fall off a toy tower or Donkey Kong tumble into a pit of trees.
The sound. Not to encourage failure, but the panic in the voice of a wind-up toy Mario is just one of the many tiny details that adds to a clever, fully developed experience. Mario will blissfully stagger his way around the grassy passageways until he reaches a cliff. And then brace yourself for toy Mario's pleas: "Oh no! Oh NO! OH NO!" Little Mario doesn't quite sound angry or even terrified – more just like a klutz who is bummed he keeps falling off ledges. Yet if you find yourself reaching for the 3DS during down times, don't be surprised if Mario's "oh no's!" start echoing in your head like any of those annoying Psy songs.
Don't fear the mini-games. Yes, Nintendo has done an especially swell job at creating compilations of short little games and party fare. The Wii, for instance, will forever be associated with "Wii Sports," and one of the more hotly anticipated games for the currently treading-water Wii U is "Game & Wario." Yet they can also often be hit-or-miss affairs with little staying power, which is why a dedicated puzzler like "Picross" is coming with me on the plane before any compilation of mini-games.
The mini-games here aren't necessarily going to wow, but they're cute little asides that make for a fun five or 10 minutes after a round with the main "Minis on the Move" brainteasers. The key is that they all make use of the dual-screens of the 3DS. They're essentially slingshot games – aim on on-screen, use the stylus to aim with the other – but a diversion like "Cube Crash" (destroy a rotating 3D cube) finds a way to incorporate all that makes the 3DS unique.
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Man of Steel stars Henry Cavill and Amy Adams answer fan questions and pose some queries of their own in this installment of Moviefone's Unscripted, the long-running internet show.
If you've ever wondered what Lois Lane's superheroine name would be or what it felt like the first time the super suit was put on, then this is the interview for you. Also, if you ever want to defeat either of these actors, apparently all you need is a plate of corn chips and some melted cheese. Who knew?
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GREENVILLE, NC (June 9, 2006) — The East Carolina University Athletics Department and ISP Sports, the new multimedia rights-holder for Pirate sports, have come to terms on a five-year agreement with Classic Rock 106.5 (WSFL-FM) which will enable the 100,000-watt station to become the football FM flagship for the Pirate ISP Radio Network beginning this fall.
WSFL's signal, which reaches Wake County to the west and nearly the entire North Carolina coastline to the south and east, will allow Pirate fans to receive a new extended level of coverage throughout the upcoming season. In addition, Talk 1070 (WNCT-AM) will serve as the AM flagship for the network and provide exclusive coverage of ECU men's basketball and baseball.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Senate Banking Committee voted 20-2 on Thursday to back Fred Hochberg for a second term as president of the U.S. Export-Import Bank, which provides financial assistance to support U.S. exports.
"Today's bipartisan vote is a testament to Fred's dedication and record of success, and I hope the Senate will move quickly to confirm him for another term," Banking Committee Chairman Tim Johnson, a South Dakota Democrat, said in a statement.
Johnson has warned the Ex-Im Bank could be forced to shut down if Hochberg is not re-confirmed before July 20. That's because the current terms of Hochberg and two other bank board members expire in July. The bank needs a quorum of at least three of its five members to approve transactions.
President Barack Obama nominated Hochberg in March for a second term.
The Depression-era government institution provides loans, loan guarantees and other types of financing to help big U.S. companies such as Boeing and GE, as well as many small and medium-sized U.S. companies, to export their goods.
The conservative free-market group Club for Growth has tried various tactics to close the bank, which it sees as "corporate welfare." It has urged like-minded senators to block action on the Hochberg nomination to shut the bank down.
Meanwhile, there were signs of progress on other pending Obama administration nominations for top government posts.
The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing on Thursday on the nomination of White House international economic affairs adviser Mike Froman to be U.S. trade representative.
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BELGRADE, Serbia (AP) — Serbia held a national day of mourning Wednesday as police searched for possible motives in the Balkan nation's worst peacetime shooting massacre, which left 13 villagers dead and triggered demands for tighter gun-control laws.
Police say a 60-year-old veteran went on a pre-dawn, house-to-house rampage Tuesday in a village near Belgrade, including killing his mother, his son and a two-year-old cousin before shooting himself and his wife. The two are in critical condition in a Belgrade hospital.
Police say they have no clue as to why the suspect, identified as Ljubisa Bogdanovic, went on the shooting spree. They said he had no criminal record or history of mental illness. He did fight in the bloody Balkan wars in the 1990s and lost his job a year ago at a wood processing factory.
Police chief Milorad Veljovic said he hoped the suspect's wife could provide the motive. Davorka Bogdanovic, 60, who has severe neck and head gunshot wounds, was still able to communicate with the hospital staff.
Belgrade media quoted her as telling doctors that "there were no hints that he would do this."
"He had a bad temper, but I didn't dream of this," the Vecernje Novosti newspaper quoted her as saying.
The suspect's older brother Radmilo told The Associated Press that his brother had changed after serving in the army during the Serb-led offensive against the eastern Croatian town of Vukovar in 1992 — the worst bloodshed during Croatia's 1991-95 war for independence.
"The war had burdened him," Radmilo, 62, said Tuesday. "He used to tell me: God forbid you live through what I went through ... Something must have clicked in his head for him to do this."
Residents of the village of Velika Ivanca, some 50 kilometers (30 miles) southeast of Belgrade, said Bogdanovic first killed his son and his mother before leaving his house and then went house to house, shooting his neighbors. They expressed deep shock, describing the suspect as a quiet and helpful man.
"It is possible that some changes had happened gradually to him, and that's why no one noticed," psychologist Aleksandar Dimitrijevic said. "I think something awful happened to him and that this mystery will never be solved."
Serbian officials said the killings showed that the government must pay more attention to gun control, medical screening for war veterans and other social problems facing the Balkan nation, which is still reeling from the 1990s wars.
Although such mass shootings are relatively rare in Serbia, weapons are readily available, mostly from the latest wars. Media reports said the suspect had a license for the handgun he used.
Veljovic, the police chief, said the government is working on a new gun control law.
"The law calls for regular medical checkups for those possessing weapons," he said.
Serbia has about three million weapons owned by civilians, according to the Small Arms Survey, a non-governmental organization from Switzerland. It says Serbia has the fifth-highest number of weapons per capita in the world, with some 38 firearms for every 100 people.
The United States has the highest ratio — 88 weapons per 100 people — while England and Wales were low down on the list with 6.2 weapons per 100 people.
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N-Sider MVP: Quarterback Ron Kellogg III
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No one would ever ask me for my opinion on the Most Valuable Player in any football game, but for the first time in my life, I'm going out on a limb and announcing my MVP choice for what is believed to be the first game-winning Hail Mary pass in Nebraska football history … the envelope, please. The voting's already over? Okay, I'm not surprised redshirt freshman Jordan Westerkamp was the runaway winner. I mean, he wears No. 1 on his jersey but isn't that an unfair advantage? I know he's the one who made Saturday's miracle catch in the Northwestern end zone, and his teammates will be talking about that immaculate reception when they become grandparents just like Matt Davison's friends have talked about his miracle catch in Missouri at least once a month for 16 straight seasons.
What's that? Avery Moss had the second most votes among your theoretical pool of experts? Let the record show he was my first choice, too, until I changed my mind in the last four seconds of the game. I mean, the redshirt freshman defensive end did have four tackles, a sack, an interception and a touchdown, and if he hadn't scored to tie the game, 21-21, there wouldn't have been any theatrics for anyone else.
Cut me slack on Ameer Abdullah. Every time I watch the Huskers, he gets my MVP vote. Saturday, he had 24 carries, 127 net yards, 3 catches for 31 yards and let's be clear on this: If he doesn't stretch his body like a yoga-based missile in a hustling 16-yard catch on a fourth down-and-15 situation in that final drive, it would have been curtains for Nebraska, for Westerkamp and everyone else.
Come again? Ciante Evans tied Abdullah for third and fourth in the overall MVP vote? Hardly surprising … after all, if he hadn't played the lead role in transforming Nebraska's defense after its almost disastrous start, no would even be talking about an MVP.
Three Plausible Reasons Why Kellogg Fits My Criteria
Still, I can't help but wonder. Am I the only one who submits Ron Kellogg III as the Most Valuable Player in what turned out to be Nebraska's most physical game in a 6-2 season? You want three good reasons for making that choice? Okay, here's my best shot:
1) Isn't Kellogg the one who bought time for his receivers to run 50 yards downfield and then launched a near perfect Hail Mary spiral 56 yards through the blue sky hanging above Memorial Stadium and admitted afterwards that he didn't even know he could throw a football that far?
2) Didn't Bo Pelini ask Kellogg to step onto the field and into the huddle with 1 minute and 14 seconds remaining and challenge him to cover 83 yards without a timeout?
3) Didn't Kellogg find out he was the man of the hour, the game and the season after Northwestern made that field goal?
I rest my case. Kellogg admitted he was "extremely nervous" when Pelini summoned his services, but Nebraska's head coach also helped calm him down. "He said that I've done it before," Kellogg said of Pelini. "The two-minute drill is my forte, I guess. They just had faith in me. That's all I needed."
In High School, Westerkamp Was Record Receiver
I guess that Kellogg's mind was moving so fast, he never stopped to consider that Pelini was asking him to accomplish the two-minute drill in 74 seconds. I guess it's also time for me to fess up and let everyone know why I insist on making Kellogg my own personal MVP. Of the five most viable candidates for that honor, Kellogg is the only walk-on. Think about that. Westerkamp can catch a football in his sleep. I mean, he's the all-time Illinois prep leader in receptions (235), receiving yards (4,618) and receiving touchdowns (68). In his final prep game in the 2011 5-A state championship, he had 12 receptions for 353 yards and five touchdowns, for crying out loud. He was a first-team USA Today All-American, the Chicago Tribune's Illinois State Player of the Year … all-metro, all-state, all-everything. No wonder Notre Dame and dozens of other schools, including the Big Ten's Illinois, Iowa, Michigan State and Northwestern, offered Westerkamp a scholarship.
Abdullah? He turned down offers from USC, Texas A&M, South Carolina, Tennessee and Vanderbilt, among others.
Evans? He could have gone to A&M, Texas Tech and TCU in his home state, not to mention Oklahoma State and others.
Moss? Stanford, Washington, Arizona, Arizona State, Purdue and San Diego State all offered.
Number of Division 1 Offers for Ron Kellogg: Zero
That takes us to Kellogg, who received no Division I offers. Northwest Missouri State and North Dakota had scholarships, but the Omaha Westside quarterback and son of Ron Kellogg Jr., an all-conference basketball player at Kansas, wanted to live a dream. He wanted to walk on and was willing to toil in the obscure shadows of the Scout Team in his first three years to get, perhaps, that one miracle moment shot to carve his name into Nebraska football history.
Saturday, Kellogg got that chance and seized the opportunity. He calmly, coolly and comfortably compressed 10 plays into those 74 seconds that tick so loud for us who watch. When he was sacked for an eight-yard loss on a third-and-seven on his own 24-yard line, I saw no hope for a win but encouragement for the way Nebraska battled. I could envision a possible game-tying field goal, but never did a game-winning touchdown even enter my mind.
That's the beauty of a walk-on who has worked relentlessly for five seasons to get his chance on the big stage when his team needs him most. Six frontline players were out of the Husker lineup: Kenny Bell, Jake Cotton, Jake Long, Spencer Long, Taylor Martinez and Jamal Turner. So who flies in at the last minute to save the day? Mighty Ron Kellogg III, a battled-tested performer who practices the two-minute drill every Wednesday and Thursday against his teammates. "It worked out today," he said, acknowledging how he collected his thoughts and imagined connecting with Quincy Enunwa, Sam Burtch and Abdullah in pressure situations.
They Practice The Hail Mary Pass Twice a Week
Kellogg completed six of eight passes on the game-winning 83-yard drive to become a fabled part of Nebraska football folklore, now and for years and decades to come. Asked how much he practices a Hail Mary pass, Kellogg said he and Tommy Armstrong Jr. "mess around with it' just heaving the ball and trying to hit the goal post. "Never do we think that we'd have to do that in a game," Kellogg said. "Thank God we were practicing ... and thank God for Jordan Westerkamp."
Memorial Stadium's roar convinced Kellogg that someone had tipped the ball to a Husker, but he didn't know the details. Replays appear to show Northwestern safety Traveon Henry tipping the ball to Westerkamp, who had sprinted downfield and moved behind the mass of bodies near the end zone. He was perfectly positioned to be the ultimate benefactor, and when Westerkamp performed his magic while planting both feet in the end zone before tumbling back onto the playing field, the official signalled Nebraska touchdown. The resulting roar "sounded like thunder," Kellogg said. For Pelini, the noise brought back memories of the roar Husker Nation heard after Alex Henery kicked a 57-yard field goal to beat Colorado in 2008. For Husker fans already outside the stadium and trying to get a head start on traffic, the roar must have sounded something like missing history.
Kicks like that and Hail Marys like Saturday's etch themselves into the recesses of your mind. Which begs a question: Why does everyone remember Doug Flutie's Hail Mary against Miami, but not the player who caught it? Maybe because Flutie's rifle shot was longer and he was Heisman material. Here's hoping a team-oriented walk-on gets his share of the glory, too, even though something like that would never matter to Kellogg. "People were just in awe," he said. "I didn't even know what happened. I'm still stunned by it myself."
So, too, is Nebraska Nation.
Sunday, reality returns as the Huskers prepare for Michigan and the Big House. The Big Play is over and Big Business is ahead. "We still have four games left before we play in the Big Ten Championship Game," Kellogg said, "and we have to win them all." Spoken, of course, like a true MVP.
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Thanks so much for picking Ron Kellogg as the MVP of yesterday's game. I feel you are right on the money. Working tirelessly, with grace, for five years behind the scenes for most of that time and then stepping up to help create a remarkable moment in Big Red history. It's the kind of heartwarming and emotional story that makes Nebraska football stand apart from most all college programs. I'm so happy for Ron and for all the humble hard work he has put in for this team. Now he has a memory to cherish the rest of his days. Steve Davis, Mancos, Colorado
Welcome back to Nebraska football! History was made Saturday and Nebraska football lives on in the heart of every Husker fan. Jerry Rowe, Spring Hill, Tennessee
You exemplify my belief that sportswriters may be the only real journalists remaining. Deborah Svoboda (NU alum), San Francisco, California
Over the years, there have been so many great walk-on success stories, but this guy has been as patient as anyone. And then, with a game and a season truly on the line, he throws a perfect spiral almost 60 yards within minutes after learning he was going back on the field. What a drive and what a throw! I don't know how many times Ron Kellogg was our Scout Team MVP, but this time, the whole nation saw what he can do under pressure. He's never given up and knows how to come through in the clutch. Thanks, Mr. Kellogg, for writing one of the most exciting chapters in Nebraska's great book of walk-ons. Congratulations! Jeff Hansen, Chicago, Illinois
Great story on Kellogg and good choice for MVP. You shed light on what he's gone through to get to that one play and what a play it was! Thank you for telling the story so well. I'm a native of South Sioux and my husband is native Sioux Citian, but after 43 years of marriage, he is a Husker convert, thanks to stories like this one. Marilyn Tallman, Sioux City, Iowa
I couldn't agree with you more! Congratulations to Ron Kellogg for an incredible drive and his game-winning pass! Melinda Gomez, Grapevine, Texas
I really enjoyed your MVP column. It was right on the money and entertaining to boot! Thanks for another great column. Emily Anderson, Blair, Nebraska


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LOS ANGELES (AP) Malcolm Armstead scored 14 points, Fred Van Vleet bounced in a big basket with 1 minute left, and ninth-seeded Wichita State earned its first trip to the Final Four since 1965 with a 70-66 victory over Ohio State on Saturday.
Van Vleet scored 12 points as the Shockers (30-8) followed up last week's win over top-ranked Gonzaga with a nail-biting victory over the second-seeded Buckeyes (29-8), whose 11-game winning streak ended one game short of their second straight Final Four.
Wichita State roared to a 20-point lead with 11 minutes to play after Ohio State played an awful first half, but LaQuinton Ross scored 15 of his 19 points after halftime, leading a ferocious rally to within three points in the final minutes.