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Shaka Smart once joked that he had given Troy Daniels a "neon green" light to fire away from beyond the 3-point arc. Smart's confidence in his sharpshooter has paid off, and now Daniels has VCU opponents seeing red.
Daniels, a senior from Roanoke, has taken his neon-green endorsement to heart this season, knocking down 3-pointers at an arresting, not to mention historic, rate. Through VCU's first 21 games, Daniels ranks fifth nationally with 77 three-pointers (77-of-188), and seventh in treys per game (3.7). If you thought Daniels couldn't top his performance from last season, when he set a school record with 94 threes, boy, were you off the mark.
On Jan. 2, during a 109-58 rout of East Tennessee State, Daniels connected on a staggering 11-of-20 from beyond the arc and finished with a career-high 33 points. With each successful shot, Daniels' confidence seemed to grow. By the end of the game, Daniels was taking, and hitting, 3-pointers from nearly 30 feet.
Daniels was just five days removed from a Dec. 29 contest against Fairleigh Dickinson, when he set a school record with nine 3-pointers. Prior to this season, a VCU player had knocked down eight 3-pointers in a game once ever. Daniels has done so three times already this season.
During one six-game stretch this season, Daniels buried 41-of-80 (.513) from 3-point range. Daniels rate of 3.67 triples per game this season is on pace to break Kenny Harris' VCU mark of 3.33, set in 1993-94.
With more than a third of the season to play, Daniels is already knocking on the door of the VCU and Atlantic 10 Conference record books. If he stays healthy, he's essentially a shoo-in to once again set the Rams' single-season record for treys and will likely become the first Ram to top 100. On Jan. 19 against Duquesne, he became just the fourth Ram to top 200 in his career. He is 204-of-530 (.385) from deep in four seasons. Daniels made just 33 three-pointers his first two seasons, but has quickly made up for lost time. Although he's bombing away, he still has quite a bit of work to do to catch B.A. Walker (269) atop the VCU career 3-pointers list. Then again, he hit 19 three-pointers in one two-game stretch this year, so nothing is out of reach.
For years, Smart had been telling anyone who would listen that Daniels was the best shooter he'd ever coached. Last season, he started to turn people into believers when he knocked down 38 percent of his treys and averaged a personal-best 10.0 points per game. But Daniels has found another gear this season. After countless late-night shooting sessions and hours of film study, he's broken into the upper echelon of the nation's best shooters.
"I'm happy for Troy," Smart said recently. "He's a guy that's put a lot of extra work in, a lot of extra hours where it was just him and a manager in the gym and it's paying off for him."
Division I: 3-pointers per game
1-Travis Bader, Oakland, 4.30
2-Parker Smith, North Florida, 4.00
3-Marshall Henderson, Ole Miss, 3.89
4-Sean Armand, Iona, 3.81
4-Omar Strong, Texas Southern, 3.81
6-Ryan Sypkens, UC Davis, 3.74
7-Troy Daniels, VCU, 3.67
VCU: Single-Season 3-Pointers
1-Troy Daniels, 94 (2011-12)
2-B.A. Walker, 92 (2006-07)
3-Kenny Harris, 90 (1993-94)
4-Bradford Burgess, 81 (2011-12)
5-Jamal Shuler, 78 (2007-08)
5-Brandon Rozzell, 78 (2010-11)
7-Troy Daniels, 77 (2012-13)
VCU Career 3-pointers
1-B.A. Walker, 269 (2003-07)
2-Bradford Burgess, 231 (2008-12)
3-Joey Rodriguez, 211 (2007-11)
4-Troy Daniels, 204 (2009- )
A-10: Single-Season 3-pointers
1-Pat Carroll (SJU), 135 (2004-05)
2-Leemire Goldwire (CHA), 128 (2007-08)
3-Darnell Harris (LAS), 123 (2007-08)


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Lincoln Exhibition lecture, concert series continue this week
Robert Brugler, an adjunct instructor in Computer Science, is also an Abraham Lincoln presenter and a member of the Association of Lincoln Presenters.
The Library is pleased to announce the fifth in its lecture series supporting the national exhibition currently on view, "Lincoln, The Constitution and the Civil War." The lecture is titled, "Gettysburg; the Battle, the Address and the Meaning." This lecture will be given by adjunct faculty member Robert Brugler on Thursday, August 1, at 1:00 p.m. in the Multimedia Studio of the library on the 1st floor. The lecture is free to attend and all are welcome!
The Library will also offer the final concert in its series supporting the national exhibition. The concert will be presented on Tuesday, July 30 at 6:00 p.m. by The Columbus State Civil War Band. The band is led by director Thomas Lloyd. It will be presented in the Multimedia Studio of the library on the 1st floor. The concert is free to attend and all are welcome!
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The Office of Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (formerly Diversity and Study Abroad Programs) announces the opening of a new meditation room, in Union Hall Room 139 (Copper Room), which was developed in response to students' requests. Though the initial request stemmed from Muslim students on campus who have been looking for prayer space, this room will be open for all of our students who need quiet time for meditation and reflection.
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The Columbus Crossroads Project has announced that the Grove Street entrance to campus will close beginning Friday, August 2. Those traveling southbound on Cleveland Ave. or exiting from I-670 eastbound to Cleveland Ave. will have to travel south to Long Street, turn left and enter campus on either Washington Ave. or Jefferson Ave.
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Covers the latest major release of PHP, the most popular open source Web scripting language, in the friendly, easy-to-understand For Dummies style
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A Wife's Prayer for Her Marine
Dear Heavenly Father,
Now the evening shadows gather, the lonely night is here.
This day which has been so empty is almost gone.
Oh Dear God, be with my husband who is so far from home.
Help him when the thoughts of his loved ones bring the awful heartache on.
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With Your loving mercy from above.
Help him with his heartache, with the closeness of a friend, a smile of
It will lift the burden from his heart.
Let him also be a blessing to one who needs him.
Let him feel the prayers of his loved ones whose thoughts are always with
And, Dear God, when the tide has turned against him,
His whole world seems upside down,
Let him see things more clearly.
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Saratoga Site For Game and Fish Commission Meeting
SARATOGA, Wyo. (AP) — The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission is meeting in Saratoga this week.
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WALTHAM, Mass. — The Brandeis University track and field team got three scoring performances on the first day of action at the 2014 University Athletic Association (UAA) Championships in the Gosman Athletic Center.
The Judges' top performance came from the women's distance medley relay in the next-to-last event of the day. Brandeis, which had won the event in 2013, came in second in an extremely competitive race. The Judges were in the lead or in second the entire way, eventually finishing with a time of 12:16.36, 1.21 seconds behind NYU. The squad, which earned Brandeis's only All-Association performance of the meet, consisted of sophomore Kelsey Whitaker (Kingston, Mass./Notre Dame Acad.); senior Amelia Lundkvist (So. Portland, Maine/Cheverus); junior Kristi Pisarik (Chelmsford, Mass./Chelmsford) and senior Victoria Sanford (LaGrangeville, N.Y./Arlington).
On the men's side, Brandeis had two scoring events on Day 1. The men's distance medley relay of rookie Matt Doran (Hopedale, Mass./Hopedale); sophomore Trevor Tuplin (Weymouth, Mass./Weymouth); sophomore Matt Becker (Mendon, Mass./Nipmuc Regional) and sophomore Grady Ward (Essex Junction, Vt./Essex) came in fifth with a time of 10:33.76, just under three seconds ahead of the team from Emory. The Judges also got one individual point on the day, as rookie Mark Franklin (Auburn, N.H./Pinkerton Acad.) placed sixth in the high jump with a lifetime best of 1.84 meters.
In the day's preliminaries, Brandeis senior Vincent Asante (Bronx, N.Y./High School for Arts, Imagination and Inquiry) had the team's top performance, qualifying for the finals in the 55-meter dash with a time of 6.58 seconds. The was the second-fastest time of the prelims.
One meet record was set during the day, as Case Western Reserve University senior Harry Weintraub won the 35-pound weight throw with a heave of 18.72 meters, smashing the previous mark set in 1988 by nearly one full meter on his final throw. It was the oldest standing record in the UAA meet.
Washington University led both the women's and men's meets with an identical 46 points at the end of Day 1. Chicago was second for the women with 39 points, while Carnegie Mellon was second for the men with 41.


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Biker Jim's hot dogs gets big kudos from national magazine
Go, Jimbo!
Denver's own Biker Jim, the tattooed dude behind Biker Jim's Gourmet Dogs, just got yet MORE national recognition: Forbes Magazine, with some help from startle.com, called his dogs among the top 10 in the country.
He's up there with hot-dog-geek royalty – Pinks, in Los Angeles; Rawleys, in Connecticut; Ben's Chili Bowl, in Washington, DC; and Hot Doug's in Chicago, among others.
"It's hilarious, isn't it?" said Jim Thursday, yakking on the phone while sitting on his couch and watching "The Cabin in the Woods," a Joss Whedon horror flick. "I'm floored. Are you kidding? This is super cool."
From repo man – his gig up until about 8 years ago – to hot dog street vendor to national celebrity. So far, Biker Jim has been featured in magazines like Details, Sunset, In Flight, Food and Wine and Maxim. TV? Lots: The Best Thing I Ever Ate, No Reservations, Unique Eats, Ludo Bites America, and he will likely be on Bizarre Foods soon – the show was in town recently, and they shot footage with Jimbo.
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Each year, the National Endowment for the Humanities supports tuition-free summer programs for school and college educators. Participants receive stipends to help cover travel and living expenses.
These one-to-five week study opportunities focus on important topics, texts, and questions in the humanities; enhance the intellectual vitality and professional development of participants; build a community of inquiry and provide models of excellent scholarship and teaching; and promote connections between teaching and research in the humanities.
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He is a Bounty Hunter by Craft as based on the original character from BBM
I took a few liberties in the construction, I hope he does not mind!
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What, exactly, makes David Wright a key Met?
Through his first 4 full seasons in the Major Leagues, David Wright was simply a picture of consistency. You could pretty much lock him in for a .310 batting average, 27-30 HRs and about 110 RBIs. And nowhere did he ever deviate from these figures.
Then came last season.
I don't know if Wright's struggles necessarily came from the lack of protection around him in the lineup, or because he was pressing within the spacious new confines of his home ballpark. In reality, it shouldn't have made much of a difference. Shea Stadium wasn't much of a hitters park either, and boasted swirling winds that bordered madness. That didn't seem to bother Wright all that much.
I think it started somewhere down the stretch in 2008. In the midst of a stretch drive where Wright's numbers wouldn't have necessarily revealed his struggles, Wright somehow got away from the natural opposite-field stroke that he made his name on over his first few seasons. I've made mention of his screwed-up swing on more than one occasion, but at some point late in 2008, it must have gotten in his head, because he started pressing, and failing in some pretty major situations, and in the end it cost the Mets some precious games that would have made a difference in the outcome of the season. Despite the fact that these late and close situations were spots he once thrived in, Wright got saddled with the "unclutch" label.
But sometimes, it's not so much if you fail, it's how you react to failing, and I get the impression that Wright's struggles may be happening because of how he reacted to failing, and the effect his failures had on the team.
It's magnified even more when you consider Wright's role on the team as the de facto Captain, a tag he's been given whether he wants it or not. For better or worse, he's the face of the franchise and has been so for several years now. He's the guy everyone looks to, win or lose. And as such, he is constantly judged on a far steeper curve than anyone else on the team.
It's not as though he doesn't care. If anything, Wright cares too much about the performance of the team and the performance of himself. You can tell that he wears the failures of '07 and '08, and the misery of last year on his sleeve. He wants to do better. But part of the problem he ran into last year is that since everyone fell around him, Wright somehow felt that it was his duty to shoulder the load all on his own, and he simply can't do that. He has to trust that the guys around him can get the job done, no matter who they may be. Yesterday, in my NL Preview, I said that Wright was the kind of player who can, on occasion, will his team to victory. And he is. But he can't be expected to do that game after game after game. It's not logical, and it makes him crazy.
It's not enough to just say that Wright's simply going to bounce back and have a great, typical David Wright season. The guys around him have to perform as well, but that's not the point. Wright has to realize that not only can he not do it all himself, but he also has to accept the fact that he's given a harsher grade, and to be perfect all the time is impossible. Failures will happen. How he reacts will go a long way to telling us what kind of season he's going to have. If he strikes out with the bases loaded and then goes on WFAN after the game and sounds like he's about to burst into tears, it's not encouraging. If he says, "We'll get 'em tomorrow" and then goes back out and gets 3 hits and 3 RBIs, then you know he'll be OK.
It's all right for him to wear his emotions on his sleeve. That's just how he is. But he can't let them consume him all the time. It's at the point where it has too much of a negative effect on his overall performance. Relax!


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App Review: Rescue Pine by Kypello
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October 28, 2010
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Rescue Pine lies in the "physics destroying object based " puzzle genre build with splendid graphics and challenging levels.
The story is about saving Pine, a cute little porcupine from injury. Pine needs to get to his dad Porcupa, and your mission is to destroy obstacles between them to make that happen.
The game is all about physics calculations to clear the obstacles and save the Pine from getting hurt. Instead of just dropping an object to the ground by removing blocks, You have to make two porcupines touch each other, Pine and his father. Pine can't hit the ground, but his father can touch the ground.
The physics and interface are what really make the game, and both of those performed quite admirably.
Graphics are solid, with vivid colors to present us with the forest ambiance. They are strongly backed by its background music, which is pleasant to enjoy the game.
Physics engine is way better than other similar games like tiki totems, Levels have more variations and creativity. Most important, they are fairly most challenging. The game is a robust one at that. Some levels really make you think, but they are not impossible to figure out, so that's a good balance about a puzzle game at least for me.
Rescue Pine has totally 75 puzzles that are packed under 5 packages. The more the puzzles you solve greater the toughness of the puzzle, so you need to think strategically before making any moves.
Additional features like OpenFeint are included for achievements, and the developers are promising more level packs in the future.
If your are a puzzle fan, Rescue Pine is worth huge attention. A brilliant game if you are looking for something to cheer you up. One of my new favorite ways to waste time on the subway.
My Rating: 8/10
What I like: Lots of levels and packages. Fun and time wasting!!
What I don't like: Some levels are hard to finish.
-I would like to see a "HINT" feature added to the game, this would make it a little helpful.


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Date of stay:
Dec 19, 2015
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Quite good accomadation, we stayed in the old A building. Nice pool areas, and good that the water was a little bit salty in the pool and not so much clorine. Nice swim up pool bar. Some of the staff was not that service minded. Not possible to prebook certain room even long time in advance There was no water in the taps in the room the day we should go to the airport so we could not shower before our 30hour journey back home
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Great! Very service minded staff!
Jan 10, 2016
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Anneli Franzen
Date of stay:
Mar 22, 2015
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This hotel is very great location near the restaurant and the beach. Breakfast is good.
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Mar 26, 2015
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Feb 03, 2015
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Your rooms are not pleasant as there are ants every where - from the wash basin right up to the bed. Your staff are however friendly and always provide smiling face. Thumbs up for that.
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Feb 12, 2015
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Teng Lai Kee
Date of stay:
Jan 29, 2015
Accommodation and facilities:
very good hotel, I like the swimming pool quite a lot~~~ it is good for kid staying there. but there is some party nearby, there are two night with great noise till 2 oclck in the morning. I would recomand room staying another side, not facing the beach.
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pushing to pay...
Feb 08, 2015
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Li Wei
Date of stay:
Jan 27, 2015
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We truly enjoyed our recent visit to Krabi recently and the hotel is really nice. However, there are few comments from us to help the hotel to improve their service. The staffs were really helpful, the moment we step into the hotel lobby we were greeted by the staffs and our luggages were taken care of. The only problem is language barrier. Most staffs can t communicate in English well. On our last day, we requested to extend our checkout time for another two hours. The staff at the counter nodded her head. I wondered if she understood but I left anyway. At 12pm we received a call that we need to checkout as there is another guest waiting for the room. That s the only thing that ruined our pleasant memories at the hotel. The hotel also didn t provide iron for clothes. For those who stay in the rooms with the beach view, you may enjoy the view during the day but at night it will be very noisy because of the pub/bar on the beach and you may not be able to sleep.
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Booking service is really convenient and efficient. I get responses almost immediately for every queries.
Feb 10, 2015
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Siti Norain Hanafiah
Date of stay:
Apr 24, 2014
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This hotel was ok. we were in the older part in which the bathroom could have been a little cleaner and updated. The pool access was great. Everything else was fine. Breakfast was excellent as was the service.
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Helen Wilson
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Mar 20, 2014
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bad room cleaning
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+ Close to both shopping, restaurants and boats (for transfer to other beaches). Ok breakfast. Rooms where large and clean. Poolarea nice. - Close to a big road, that had disturbing traffic and it was hard to cross it if needed. The food in the restaurang was nothing special at all. And the servingstaff - what could I say... so slow and un-interested. We ordered ham & cheese-baguette but received chicken toast. That explains a lot...
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Dec 19, 2013
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Got room 104, in the old building with terass towards the pool. Very Very good with children!
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Anneli Franzen
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Apr 14, 2012
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Nice hotel, located perfect near the beach and longtails. Just a walk from AoNang. There´s no beach for swimming and sunbathing but its perfect if you wanna go on trips over the day.
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The booking went on well
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Apr 05, 2012
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A friendly and service minded staff exellent situated near the beach and boats to the deffferent islands. Some noise from bars and restaurants across the road. The sea wiev promised from my room was mostly hidden behind dense trees.Nevertheless, I could easily stay again at this hotel, but then in a sea breeze room (which had better sea wiev)
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May 04, 2012
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – Senior Matt Kaplan (Alpharetta, Ga.) went eight strong innings in game two of Georgia College's (29-19, 19-10 PBC) doubleheader against No. 5 Armstrong (36-12, 20-10 PBC) to give the Bobcats a 5-2 victory after dropping game one 8-7.
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The Georgia College victory came after a tough 8-7 loss in game one, with the Bobcats nearly rallying to steal the win in the bottom of the ninth.
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Jerry Seib: U.S. Solidifies Aid Plan for Ukraine
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the ... the letters returns from his trip last week overseas where he tried to solidify the Western response to the Russian seizure of Crimea and its intimidating actions toward Ukraine ... raising the question where things go from here on the Ukraine story was that there are three steps immediately ahead ... the first one is here in Washington Congress has to finish its work in a proven a package for Ukraine ... the house the Senate both have approved bills and give Ukraine about a billion dollars in emergency assistance loan guarantees ... of but they have to reconcile those two versions ... that should happen early this week is an important step because some money needs to flow to Ukraine ... to serve reassured that the the the the West is on its side ... secondly and related leave the IMF needs to move ahead with eighteen billion dollar aid package I was the much bigger ... a package that has to be done before some other kinds of assistance ... can be opened up Ukrainians think they need thirty billion dollars or so in short order to shore up the re The rickety economy so that has to happen ... the third thing and maybe the most important thing down the road ... is Ukraine's half to get some help in some assurance that they can pull off a presidential election in May ... this is the key next step to forming a new Ukrainian government ... lot of questions or the Russians are going to either let the process happen or try to intimidate Ukraine into ... picking a more pro Russian government and the voters might otherwise sell ... assuring the Ukrainians in helping them conduct and actual free and fair election day is really important step along the way ... those Russian troops on the border to remain to be keeping an eye on them is that plays out ...


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When one gets a last-minute, impromptu call from "reverse coyote" Bill Esparza to go down to Baja California for a sold-out paella festival in Valle de Guadelupe on a day trip, one drops everything and goes. Even if she's supposed to be moving out of her apartment within the week.
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The federal government is investigating the Port of San Francisco.
For the birds, brother -- strictly for the birds.
A pair of rare raptors were nesting near Pier 80, on top of an 150-foot crane -- and their nest has been removed by workers, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
The birds are ospreys, and this particular pair of nesting ospreys are the first birds of their feather to be seen in San Francisco -- ever, the newspaper reported. Ospreys were up until recently nearly extinct.
The ospreys had left for the winter, but before they could return, "port workers smashed their nest to bits last week," the Chronicle's Matier and Ross reported.
The workers may also have violated federal law: the Migratory Bird Treaty Act means no raptor's nest can be disturbed during mating season.
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The Miami Heat's Dwyane Wade and Oklahoma City Thunder's Kevin Durant engaged in some subtle ribbing on Twitter on Tuesday.
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Dwyane Wade then took to Instagram and Twitter and sent this message: "Don't believe me just watch," followed by the picture of a handwritten note that read, "9-24-13, Kevin Durant said James Harden should replace me in the Top 10… Note to self* Make him respect your place in history… Again," referencing the Heat's NBA Finals victory over the Thunder two years ago.
A short time later, Durant sent a response tweet which said, "Show me don't tweet me…"
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Let's cut to the chase here:
You can probably skip the mango tilapia. It's just parchment-paper baked tilapia with a dollop of mango butter, some parsley and scallions, and a few spices. Good in theory, not terribly exciting in reality.
What is terribly exciting, though, is the salad that accompanies it.
Oh my word. I honestly don't want to eat anything else for the rest of the summer except for this salad.
I take that back. It's almost nectarine season. And, hello, we're right smack dab in the peak of ice cream season.
So, basically, I'll be eating nectarines and ice cream and watermelon feta salad until the leaves start to change.
The journey to this salad began with this pin, which I found in, like, January.
Having to wait a whole 6 months for it to be seasonably appropriate to make was cruel and unusual punishment.
I made a mental note to make it as soon as the temperature rose above freezing (so, yesterday), and had intended to make it sometime in the next few weeks, but luckily Annie of Annie Eats was kind enough to take this salad to a new level of supremacy. When she posted a recipe last week using quinoa instead of barley I had no choice but to make it immediately if not sooner.
I made it as a side to the fish…but it totally stole the show. So much so that I made a big batch it all by itself for dinner one night this week.
People: make this. Immediately if not sooner.
Quinoa Salad with Watermelon and Feta
slightly adapted from Annie's Eats
Serves 4 (hypothetically…)
1 cup quinoa
For the dressing:
2 tbsp. apple cider vinegar
2 tbsp. freshly lemon juice
2 tbsp. extra virgin olive oil
Salt and pepper
For the salad:
1/4 cup crumbled feta
1 cup watermelon, diced
3-4 tbsp. minced fresh parsley
3-4 tbsp. sliced scallions
Lemon zest, to taste
Rinse and boil the quinoa (add about 1 and 1/2 cups water to quinoa and simmer for about 15 minutes, letting sit, covered, for 5 additional minutes to soak up remaining water). Whisk together the dressing and chop salad ingredients while the quinoa is boiling. I like to fluff the quinoa with a fork, add the dressing to the quinoa (once cooled slightly), and then add the salad ingredients to the quinoa. It's best when served chilled.
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1. When material facts to a trial court's decision on a motion to suppress are not in dispute, the question of whether to suppress is a question of law over which an appellate court has unlimited review.
2. When the central questions in a case concern the interpretation of a statute, appellate review is unlimited.
3. Under the facts of our case, the information received from the recording of an inmate's telephone conversations made from a county jail is not in violation of the provisions of Kansas' wiretapping statutes, K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq.
4. Information from the contents of an electronic communication received by a law enforcement officer may be used as is appropriate to the proper performance of such officer's official duties and in giving testimony in any criminal proceeding as authorized by K.S.A. 22-2515(c) and (d), with reference to 18 U.S.C. § 2511(2)(c) (2000).
5. Under the clear facts of this case, the inmate consented to the monitoring of his telephone calls because of the meaningful notice given by the jail's orientation handbook, numerous notices stating consent was given when a call was made, and warnings given during the telephone calls.
6. The inmate's phone conversations were lawfully utilized to obtain a search warrant and the defendant's motion to suppress were properly denied.
Appeal from Johnson District Court; JAMES FRANKLIN DAVIS, judge. Opinion filed February 15, 2008. Affirmed.
Bob L. Thomas, of The Law Offices of Bob L. Thomas, LLC, of Olathe, for appellant.
Steven J. Obermeier, assistant district attorney, Phill Kline, district attorney, and Paul J. Morrison, attorney general, for appellee.
Before GREENE, P.J., McANANY, J., and LARSON, S.J.
LARSON, J.: This is Joseph B. Andrews' direct appeal of the district court order denying his motion to suppress evidence. Andrews contends the Johnson County Sheriff's Department violated Kansas' wiretapping statutes, K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq., when it recorded and subsequently listened to his outgoing telephone calls from the Johnson County Adult Detention Center without first obtaining judicial approval for such actions.
The facts in this case are not in dispute. In March 2005, Andrews was stopped by Leawood police while driving a 1994 Chevrolet truck pulling a Jayco Eagle travel trailer. He was arrested on an outstanding Lenexa city warrant and placed in the Johnson County Adult Detention Center (hereinafter jail). Investigators learned the truck and trailer had been stolen in Missouri, resulting in Andrews being charged with two counts of felony theft in violation of K.S.A. 21-3701.
While he was in jail, Andrews made numerous telephone calls to his girlfriend, Pamela Harless, on the jail's Evercom phone system. These conversations were recorded by the Evercom system; later, members of the Johnson County Sheriff's Department listened to the calls. During the conversations, Andrews told Harless that there were "dope" and "guns" in the trailer.
Utilizing this information, the sheriff's department obtained a search warrant for the trailer where officers discovered marijuana and a Remington 870 H shotgun. Andrews was then charged with criminal possession of a firearm in violation of K.S.A. 21-4204 and possession of marijuana in violation of K.S.A. 65-4162.
Andrews filed a motion to suppress the phone conversations and evidence derived therefrom, arguing the recordings were obtained utilizing an illegal wiretap in violation of K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq.
A hearing on the motion to suppress was held where Sergeant Michael Pfannenstiel of the Johnson County Sheriff's Department testified that Evercom had been utilized to monitor phone calls since July 2003. The primary reason for using the Evercom system is to assist in maintaining the security of the jail.
Pfannenstiel described the Evercom system in detail. He testified that the jail handbook which was available to Andrews discusses the phone monitoring system and advises that calls are recorded. There are also visual warnings to the prisoners. Signs are posted with red lettering, stating: "All calls from inmate telephones are subject to monitoring recording. If you use the telephone, you are agreeing to the monitoring and recording, and if you do not agree, you may utilize U.S. mail or the inmate visitation program."
Pfannenstiel further testified that when a prisoner institutes a call, directions are given in English or Spanish for a choice between using a jail card or making a collect call. Regardless of the choice, when the recipient of the call answers within 5 to 15 seconds, a female voice interrupts the conversation and informs both parties that the call is being recorded. The maximum time for a phone call is 15 minutes, and during that time, the voice will interrupt three to four times to again inform the parties that the call is being recorded.
Pfannenstiel said that once he learns a prisoner may be using Evercom to conduct criminal activity, he listens to the recorded conversations of that inmate. While listening to Andrews' conversations, he heard both incriminating statements about criminal activity and statements by Andrews acknowledging the fact he knew he was being recorded.
The district court ruled that Andrews, by using the jail phones, consented to his conversations being recorded and listened to. Fair warnings were given to inmates, and there was no reasonable expectation of privacy. There was not a statutory violation in light of the valid consent. The motion to suppress was denied.
Andrews was convicted of two counts of felony theft and one count of criminal possession of a firearm at a bench trial based on stipulated facts, with the usage of the recorded conversation objection being continued, recognized, and denied. Andrews was sentenced and now timely appeals.
The single appellate issue for our consideration is Andrews' claim that the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress and allowing the State to use recordings of conversations which he claims is a violation of the Kansas statutes prohibiting illegal wiretapping.
"In reviewing a district court's decision regarding suppression, [an appellate] court reviews the factual underpinnings of the decision by a substantial competent evidence standard and the ultimate legal conclusion by a de novo standard with independent judgment. This court does not reweigh evidence, pass on the credibility of witnesses, or resolve conflicts in the evidence. [Citation omitted.]" State v. Ackward, 281 Kan. 2, 8, 128 P.3d 382 (2006).
When material facts to a trial court's decision on a motion to suppress evidence are not in dispute, the question of whether to suppress is a question of law over which an appellate court has unlimited review. State v. Porting, 281 Kan. 320, 324, 130 P.3d 1173 (2006). In addition, because the central questions in this case concern the interpretation of a statute, appellate review is unlimited. See State v. Lewis, 263 Kan. 843, 847, 953 P.2d 1016 (1998).
The Kansas wiretapping statutes are found in K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq. Under the definition of K.S.A. 22-2514(1) and (17), the conversations of Andrews would be deemed to be an aural transfer being made by a wire communication and subject to the provisions of the Act, including K.S.A. 22-2517 which states:
"Whenever any wire . . . communication has been intercepted, no part of the contents of such communication and no evidence derived therefrom may be received in evidence in any trial, hearing or other proceeding in or before any court . . . if the disclosure of such information would be a violation of this chapter."
In our case, the information received from the recording of Andrews' conversations may be utilized because of the language of K.S.A. 22-2515(c) and (d), which states:
"(c) Any investigative or law enforcement officer who, by any means authorized by this act or by chapter 119 of title 18 of the United States code, has obtained knowledge of the contents of any wire, oral or electronic communication, or evidence derived therefrom, may use such contents to the extent such use is appropriate to the proper performance of such officer's official duties.
"(d) Any person who has received, by any means authorized by this act or by chapter 119 of title 18 of the United States code or by a like statute of any other state, any information concerning a wire, oral or electronic communication, or evidence derived therefrom, intercepted in accordance with the provisions of this act, may disclose the contents of such communication or such derivative evidence while giving testimony under oath or affirmation in any criminal proceeding in any court, or before any grand jury, of this state or of the United States or of any other state."
Chapter 119 of Title 18 of the United States Code includes 18 U.S.C. § 2511(2)(c) (2000), which states: "It shall not be unlawful under this chapter for a person acting under color of law to intercept a wire, oral, or electronic communication, where such person is a party to the communication or one of the parties to the communication has given prior consent to such interception." (Emphasis added.)
Andrews again argues on appeal that the only way the intercepted communications may be utilized is where an ex parte court order has been obtained under K.S.A. 22-2515. A review of our previous Kansas decisions does not support this argument, and no Kansas case has been presented to us to require such a holding. The issue of consent of one of the parties was deemed to be applicable and in another case the communication was not covered by the applicable statutes.
State v. Irving, 231 Kan. 258, 644 P.2d 389 (1982), involved a defendant making incriminating statements over the phone to a police informant regarding his knowledge of and participation in a robbery. Without the defendant's knowledge or consent, the informant recorded the conversation, it was admitted as evidence, and played to the jury which found the defendant guilty.
On appeal, the defendant argued that the recording should have been held inadmissible under the provisions of K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq. The court, after reviewing K.S.A. 22-2515(3) and (4) (Weeks) (now K.S.A. 22-2515[c] and [d]), held that "any information or evidence derived from a telephone conversation which was obtained by any means authorized by chapter 119 of title 18 of the United States Code (which would include 18 U.S.C. § 2511[2][c] . . .) is admissible in any criminal proceeding in Kansas." 231 Kan. at 264. Because the informant was one of the parties to the conversation, the conversation was not protected by either the federal or Kansas wiretapping statutes. 231 Kan. at 264; see State v. Roudybush, 235 Kan. 834, 845, 686 P.2d 100 (1984).
The same result was reached in State v. Johnson, 229 Kan. 42, 44-45, 621 P.2d 992 (1981), where the court held the Kansas wiretapping statutes did not prevent a taped conversation between the defendant and his wife from being admitted into evidence because the recording was made with the knowledge, consent, and cooperation of the defendant's wife, a party to the conversation.
The crux of the district court's decision in our case was based on Andrews' consent having been given based on all the warnings in the case. In our case, there was a warning in the inmate handbook and several signs within the jail that stated by using the phone, Andrews agreed to his calls being monitored and recorded, and if he did not agree, he could utilize the United States mail or inmate visitation program. In addition, there were repeated warnings during the conversations. And, Pfannenstiel testified that when he listened to the conversations, he heard Andrews acknowledge the fact that he was being recorded.
Simply stated, K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq. was not violated when Andrews' jailhouse phone conversations were utilized to obtain the search warrant because, as a party to the conversations, Andrews consented to the sheriff's department recording and monitoring them.
This result is supported by the conclusion reached in State v. Riley, 287 Wis. 2d 244, 704 N.W.2d 635 (Wis. App. 2005), where the Wisconsin Electronic Surveillance Control Law (WESCL), a statute that mirrors the language of 18 U.S.C. § 2511(2)(c), was applied. In Riley, the defendant, while in jail, made several calls to a friend, asking him to move the defendant's car before the police had an opportunity to search it and discover the drugs it contained. The defendant, like all inmates making calls, heard a recording of a voice stating the call may be recorded.
Because WESCL, like K.S.A. 22-2514 et seq., is patterned after Title III of the federal Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act of 1968, see State v. Farha, 218 Kan. 394, 398, 544 P.2d 341 (1975), the Riley court reviewed federal circuit court cases applying the consent exception of 18 U.S.C. § 2511(2)(c) in prison settings. The Riley court determined that the federal circuit courts "have overwhelmingly concluded that an inmate has given implied consent to electronic surveillance when he or she is on notice that his or her telephone call is subject to monitoring and recording and nonetheless proceeds with the call." 287 Wis. 2d at 251.
In discussing what meaningful notice that telephone calls over institutional phones are subject to surveillance constitutes implied consent to such surveillance, the Wisconsin court stated:
"Meaningful notice may include a signed acknowledgment form, an informational handbook or orientation session, a monitoring notice posted by the outbound telephone, or a recorded warning that is heard by the inmate through the telephone receiver, prior to his or her making the outbound telephone call. See Footman, 215 F.3d at 154 (signed form, notices on phones and prerecorded messages played when phone calls placed); Amen, 831 F.2d at 379 (federal prison regulations, orientation lecture, informational handbook and signs posted); Willoughby, 860 F.2d at 20 (orientation lecture, signs posted, signed form); Workman, 80 F.3d at 693 (posted signs, orientation handbook and signed form); Hammond, 286 F.3d at 191-92 (handbook, consent form, orientation lesson, and notices posted near phones); Horr, 963 F.2d at 1126 (orientation handbook and lesson, consent form, posted signs); Van Poyck, 77 F.3d at 292 (posted signs, consent form and prison manual); People v. Kelley, 127 Cal. Rptr. 2d 203, 206-07 (Ct. App. 2002) (citing federal cases for proposition that meaningful notice would include a monitoring notice posted by a phone "or a recorded warning that is heard by the inmate") (emphasis added; citation omitted)." 287 Wis. 2d at 253-54.
It is clear that Andrews consented to the monitoring of his telephone calls because of the "meaningful notice" given by the orientation handbook, numerous notices stating consent was given when a call was made, and the warnings during the telephone calls.
The trial court correctly held that consent was given by Andrews. K.S.A. 22-2515(c) and (d) apply to this case and uphold the right to monitor Andrews' calls. His phone conversations were properly utilized to obtain a search warrant. The motion to suppress was properly denied.


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Christmas is a time for holding on to cherished memories and traditions while creating new ones with the people we care about. That's what makes this card such a special choice for your son and his wife. No matter how many years have passed, and even if he's celebrating with a family of his own, your hope for him is that he's always surrounded by happiness and love.
This winter wonderland-inspired card is a special way to say Merry Christmas to a your son. And whether you're all together this year, or sending your best wishes from across the miles, he's sure to be touched by the heartfelt message. Adding to the whimsy of this greeting is a white ornament hanging from a snowy tree, with golden lights bringing more warmth to the sentiment.
A whimsical blue snowflake background brings the beauty of winter to this Christmas card for your son. Twinkling silver light gently glowing adds to the touching sentiment of your words. It's an opportunity to reflect on how much he means to you, and that no matter how much time passes, the holidays will always be a time to celebrate the special bond you share.
A roaring fireplace sets a cozy scene as a family sits together, Christmas socks keeping their feet warm & toasty. What a wonderful way to wish your son a Merry Christmas while reminding him that as you're counting your blessings this time of year, you hold him as one of the biggest blessings in your life. His heart is sure to be warmed by this touching sentiment, which he'll carry with him always.
Your son has left his mark on both of your hearts. And the holiday season is the perfect chance to let him know. This heartwarming Christmas card features a mother, father & their young son sharing a special moment together, the beautifully lit tree next to them, stockings hung from the mantel behind them and a basket of twinkling lights in front of them. What a wonderful way to share the magic of the season with a special son of any age, and to remind him that he's the best gift you could have asked for.


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Zica Monastery (Serbia)
The monastery was founded by King Stefan Prvovencani, the First-Crowned, and built in the early 13th century and received St. Sava as the first Patriarch of the Serbian Orthodox Church in 1219. The monastery was burned in a raid near the end of the 13th century and was subsequently deserted. Multiple renovations were carried out during the late 13th and early 14th centuries. The most complete renovations were completed during the rein of King Milutin (1282-1321).
Nikolai Velimirovic was consecrated Bishop of Zica in 1919. Zica suffered damage during World War II which Bishop Nikolai was unable to restore, because of his arrest there in 1941. After the war Zica became a woman's monastery. Zica celebrated its 800th anniversary in 2005.
Zica is built according to the Raska school in the Romanesuque style. The monastery was originally painted red in the tradition of the Mount Athos monasteries. There are few frescoes dating back to the 13th century remaining in the lateral choir recesses. Most of those existing today date from the early 14th Century. The Church of the Ascension of our Lord is a single nave church build in four sections, the third rising up to a high octagonal dome.


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John Newberry's Tribute to His Son
It may be good for advertising and recognition, but let's face it, we've come to the conclusion that when someone wants to build a shop truck it's because there isn't a better excuse to add to one's list of toys! It's the quintessential "two birds with one stone" metaphor. For John Newberry of Pittsburgh, Kansas, he had three key reasons.
At the time, John was a fireman and on the side he ran a fire extinguisher and supplies company. He figured what better piece of advertising is there than a Chevy C10 pickup? Beyond that, his youngest son Adam was eager to learn the ropes of the automotive world and John figured this would be a perfect project for the duo. And if all that wasn't enough, well John just straight up wanted one! So as John pondered, it was decided that his rock wasn't gonna kill two birds so much as it was going to take down a whole flock!
Armed with an arsenal of motives, John and his son set out to look for a candidate. It turned out they didn't need to look far because not far from their hometown they found exactly what they were after—a '69 Chevy C10 shortbed. Things were falling into place so fast it seemed they'd be on the road in months. However, as fate would have it, John and his son Adam's dream of building the '69 came to a screeching halt when Adam perished in an auto accident.
As anyone could imagine John was devastated, and the very thought of working on the truck was just another painful reminder of what could have been. But through time and healing John rose to sing a new tune. What better way to fulfill Adam's dream than for him to see the project through, and that's exactly what he did.
With the '69 torn to the ground John literally and metaphorically picked up the pieces and forged ahead. From the beginning the plan was to keep the truck as low as possible, while retaining maximum driving conditions. Therefore, the sandblasted frame first received a rear C-notch and lowered rear springs. Then the C10 was then hit with 3-inch lowering springs coupled with Belltech 2½-inch drop spindles up front, slamming the truck to the ground.
The rest of the chassis components were left status quo, but not before things were rebuilt and freshened up. The tired motor was tossed for a Lonestar Machine-built '68 327. The 327 was completely overhauled and given a shot in the arm with a Comp Cams thumper cam, Edelbrock Performer intake manifold, and Edelbrock 600-cfm carburetor. An MSD ignition, along with dozens of dress-up parts also found their way into the engine's new look. Because John was adamant about maintaining a low-slung static drop, and keeping long-tube headers, he searched high and low until he found the perfect fit—a set of Doug's headers. From there the exhaust was finished off with a Flowmaster kit. An '86 700-R4 transmission with a B&M converter and tranny cooler were mated up.
John grew up admiring the looks of the '67-72 C10s and never really wanted to change much about them. Yet, that doesn't mean things can't be refined. As you look over John's truck you will see all sorts of minor tweaks that are both obvious, as well as inconspicuous. Part of the obvious is the fact just about anything and everything that could be shaved clean was wiped away.
Things such as the shaved driprails, welded cab seam, removal of the rocker pinch welds and various other touches are those that even the untrained eye may not catch at first. With metalwork dialed in John shifted focus to color. What he came up with is a lustrous DuPont Sunset Orange Metallic that was laid down by Sharp Auto Body there in Pittsburgh.
The unique color is one that not only dances with the sun as it changes hues, but when coupled with fresh chrome, a billet grille, and American Racing Torq Thrust II's (surrounded in Nitto NTS rubber 245/45ZR17s in front and 245/45ZR18s in the rear) it's to die for. The crowning touch to the whole ensemble is the unique exhaust ports, which were inspired by John's fire background. While stocking the shelves at his extinguisher store John noticed the polished aluminum fire extinguishers and right away he knew he had something. A retaining ring was fabricated, and the rest as they say is history. Inside the bed John employed several other unusual touches, including molded inner rear fenders and a polyurethane gym floor covering for the bed.
As you move inside the cab you'll notice that John once again didn't pull any punches. For starters the dash was shaved clean and a polished Dolphin insert, with matching gauges, was rested in place. Next, OZ Custom Upholstery went to town on building the custom console and upholstering the cut Lexus bucket seats in gray leather. But again, like the exterior, it's a simple touch that has the cab looking way classy.
John matched the leather's color with a satin gray paint and sprayed the entire cab in it. The ominous unsuspecting color is the perfect complement to the boisterous outside finish. Although things may have not turned out like John had initially anticipated, one thing is for sure—Adam would have loved to take this '69 out on a Saturday night and nothing would have made dad more proud!


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Spring Hill?s Freshman Pitcher Holds Off Lubbock Christian
By Kay Hawes, NAIA Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Pictures courtesy of www.NAIAPictures.com
COLUMBUS, Ga. – (Box Score) It was the battle of the freshmen pitchers as No. 10 seed Spring Hill (Ala.) defeated No. 2 seed Lubbock Christian (Texas), 4-2, at the 2013 NAIA Softball National Championship final site at the South Commons Softball Complex on Wednesday.
Tied 2-2 in the top of the seventh inning, Spring Hill scored two runs in the seventh behind clutch hitting and a bunt that took the Lady Chaps by surprise. Down 4-2 in the bottom of the seventh, Lubbock Christian struck out and got two base hits to put runners on second and third, but a ground-out ended the scoring threat and the contest.
Spring Hill head coach Alison Sellers-Cook was not surprised her team could produce in the top of the seventh.
"I told the girls that if that (inning) didn't show you what we are capable of doing in this tournament, then nothing will," said Cook. "For the kids to get on base, lay down the bunt in the crucial situation and my lead-off hitter to get a hit off a changeup and score the runner from second base is huge."
Spring Hill's freshman pitcher, Caroline Sagrera, had seven strikeouts, and Lubbock Christian's freshman pitcher, Katera Eltsosie, had 11 in the losing effort. Sagrera moved to 39-10 on the year, and Eltosie finished her season 28-7.
Having a freshman pitcher on the mound at the bottom of the seventh with the tying runs on second and third might be a scary situation. For Sagrera, it was business as usual.
"Caroline is clutch," Cook said. "The harder it gets, the better she is. She wants this so bad, and she knows what we are capable of. She bore down and got the job done as well as her defense behind her."
Lubbock Christian scored single runs in the third and fifth inning and left 14 runners on base against the Badgers, which was a program record. Spring Hill scored two runs in the second inning and then came on strong with two more in top of the seventh. The Lady Chaps also were hampered by four calls of an illegally batted ball for batters stepping out of the box prematurely.
Lubbock Christian had to work its way through the loser's bracket and play against two opponents Wednesday. The Lady Chaps end their year with a record 61 wins and 10 losses.
Spring Hill advances to play top seed Concordia (Calif.) in the 2013 NAIA Softball National Championship finale at 5 pm EDT in Columbus, Ga. The Badgers lost to Concordia in the quarterfinals Tuesday, but Spring Hill has come back from adversity before.
"To get here, we had to win twice in South Carolina (in Opening Rounds)," Cook noted. "I told the team, 'You are prepared for this.'"
The championship is a 10-team, double-elimination event hosted by the Columbus Sports Council. This is the 33rd annual championship and takes place in the state of Georgia for the first time in NAIA softball history.
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Behind the December jobs report -- why America's unemployment rate remains so high
The economy added 155,000 jobs in December, down a bit from 161, 000 in November.
Unemployment was steady at 7.8 percent, largely because few of the millions of discouraged workers did not begin seeking work.
Fears regarding the so-called "fiscal cliff" contributed to the continued slow pace of jobs creation; however, the overall picture is worse than these headline figures reveal and will remain difficult until the policy fundamentals change.
In the weakest recovery since the Great Depression, most of the reduction in unemployment from its 10.0 percent peak in October 2009 has been accomplished through a significant drop in the percentage of adults working or looking for work. Were adult labor-force participation the same today, the unemployment rate would be 9.7 percent.
Adding in part time workers who would prefer full employment but can't find it, the unemployment rate becomes 14.4 percent. It rose above 14 percent in the wake of the financial crisis and remains stuck there.
Convincing millions of Americans they don't want a job or compelling desperate workers to settle for part time work has been the Obama administration's most effective jobs program.
Growth remains weak, as most of the pickup to 3.1 percent in the third quarter was attributable to increased federal spending inventory build and a temporary surge in exports. Consumer spending and business investment weakened, substantially, and goods piled up warehouses—either in the fourth quarter or early next year, inventories will be adjusted and growth will slow. Exports will slow as Europe's recession continues, and government spending will likely be curtailed in the upcoming debt ceiling negotiations.
Higher payroll taxes for all Americans, and higher income taxes for families earning more than $450,000 a year will hit small businesses very hard, as most are organized as limited liability corporations, the income of those entities pass through to personal income tax returns and will be taxed at the new higher rates.
Going forward U.S. GDP growth could easily dip below 2 percent. A deal to raise the federal debt ceiling taxes and slices spending by $200 to 250 billion, immediately, could send the economy into a recession and unemployment to above 10 percent.
The puzzle of reducing federal deficits to sustainable levels and accomplishing stronger growth and jobs creation, consistent with the underlying potential of the economy, remains difficult, because the $500 billion trade deficit on oil and with China continues to drag on demand and a tighter regulatory climate makes businesses cautious about investing in the United States.
The economy would have to add about 12.9 million jobs over the next three years—about 358,000 each month—to bring unemployment down to 6 percent. That would require GDP growth in the range of 4 to 5 percent.
Without better regulatory and trade policies, it is simply not possible to accelerate growth, create enough jobs and bring down federal deficits—all at the same time.