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Today in HR: Why 2012 is an Excellent Year for Managing Benefit Costs
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As a human resources professional, one of the biggest challenges you'll face this year is managing your health benefits costs. Unfortunately, as you probably know, this is easier said than done.
Most indications suggest that 2012 will be a punishing year for benefits managers. Rising costs from PPACA (federal health care reform legislation) will take effect this year, combined with a weak economy that could impact your organization's total rewards budget and also make your employees more sensitive to changes in their benefit costs.
Despite a dismal outlook for plan year 2012, you can expect at least one bright point – a rare opportunity to significantly decrease your organization's pharmacy benefit costs.
Your checklist for benefits cost containment this year probably consists of the following:
Plan design changes – adjusting deductibles, coinsurance, and employee cost share
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Considering MCOs (Managed Care Organizations) or ACOs (Accountable Care Organizations)
Consider adding this to your agenda – it's effective, easy to implement, and very inexpensive.
In 2012, the twenty-year patents for a majority of top-selling prescription drugs will expire, and will become available in generic form. As a result, your employees will now have the option to choose generics, saving money for themselves and your organization. Informing employees when generic alternatives become available will have an immediate impact on your bottom line.
Generic drugs are chemically identical to their brand-name counterparts, and are held to the same manufacturing and quality standards. There is no difference in effectiveness, but the cost of a generic drug can be a fraction of the brand drug. In fact, over 2/3 of prescriptions written are for generics. It's the remaining 1/3 that is driving up your pharmacy benefit claims.
Chances are, your PBM already offers the tools you'll need to educate your employee population on how to save money by using generic and formulary drugs.
These are some steps you'll want to take as a benefits administrator:
1. Request that your PBM provide data to identify what portion of your claims activity is for expiring-patent drugs, such as Lipitor, Plavix, Actos, Symbicort, and Crestor. This information is easily available from your PBM.
2. Educate your employee population on the cost savings offered by your PBM's mail order program for maintenance medications. In many cases, this can reduce the employee's out of pocket cost up to 2/3 or more.
3. Use your company's Intranet, newsletter, and social media channels to let your employees know when frequently-used medications are available as generics. Encourage your employees to ask their doctor for generics, when available. Reinforce that they are safe, reliable, and less expensive.
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These simple strategies can yield an immediate and noticeable difference in your prescription claims expenses, especially if you are self-insured.
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JACKSON, MS (WLBT) - The re-trial for the man accused of gunning down a Jackson Police Officer while fleeing a robbery will begin next week.
Thursday, jury selection is being held on the coast for the Antonio Turner trial. He was charged in the 2008 shooting and carjacking of J.P.D. Officer Dewayne Collier. The jury from this trial is being selected from a pool from the Gulfport area, due to pre-trial publicity.
Last year, Turner was convicted on three counts for the robbery of the Payday Lending store on highway 80. Jurors were deadlocked on the carjacking and shooting of officer Collier.
The 41-year-old patrolman survived three bullets, one of which struck him in the side of the head. He was partially paralyzed, but has regained his ability to walk with a cane.
Leaders in the Jackson Police Department say a guilty verdict would provide closure for Collier and his family, and the department.
Assistant Chief Lee Vance says, "I think it would be very important not only for officer Collier but for the police department for the citizens of the city, it's really eerie talking about his retrial in light of what happened last week it further illustrates what a dangerous profession we have embarked on."
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New trial sought because juror didn't reveal he was an attorney and blogged about case
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A burglar who was sentenced to nearly 39 years in prison as a habitual offender is asking a federal appeals court to reverse his conviction due to the conduct of a California lawyer who served as foreman of the jury that convicted him.
Defendant Donald R. McNeely initially filed the habeas corpus petition pro se, contending, among other claims, that the foreman violated his constitutional rights by failing to identify himself as a practicing lawyer during voir dire and blogging about the case, both before and after it was decided, explains a 2010 report (PDF) by a federal magistrate judge.
The report recaps posts by the unidentified attorney, who writes at one point: "Nowhere do I recall the jury instructions mandating that I can't post comments in my blog about the trial."
While the attorney apparently told the truth about where he worked when questioned during voir dire, he didn't volunteer additional information that likely would have resulted in his being struck by defense counsel, reports Courthouse News. For example, the foreman was still winding up his private law practice, and had worked as a lawyer representing the technology company at which he was then employed in a new, largely non-legal job.
The California Supreme Court at one point sent the case back to the trial court, but it upheld the conviction. A federal judge in San Diego then denied McNeely's habeas petition in 2011, resulting in an appeal of that ruling to the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.
Articles published by Arizona Attorney and DRI Today note that the foreman had his California law license suspended for 45 days, due to the case.
Several articles published on an American Society of Trial Consultants blog in 2007 provide further details:
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Reviewers can't figure out SimCity, but neither can EA: This is why we're all screwed
Here's a thought experiment. Imagine a bunch of critics go into a movie theater and watch The Big Lebowski. They all agree that it was a pretty good movie. That night, the theater burns down. The critics come back, but now they are surrounded by other people.
"I bet you think that movie is pretty shitty now, huh?" one of the bystanders says to the critic. The film hasn't changed, has it? Do the critics need to go back and change their review of the movie? What if the bystanders had already bought tickets, and now they can't see the film they paid for? Welcome to the state of modern game criticism. If you thought scored reviews were a pain in the ass before, you ain't seen nothing yet.
It's only going to get worse
The tricky thing about modern games, and our movement towards experiences that are always online, is that you can't separate the metaphorical theater from the film. If the SimCity servers aren't operational, no one can play the game.
If those same servers are operating under a heavy load, you may be stuck replaying that lengthy tutorial section without being able to create your own city. It's possible that you'll be asked to wait in a server queue to play what you wanted to be a single-player game.
"Some players may currently be experiencing issues or delays when attempting to join a game server or region - or may be unable to create a city at this time," EA explained. "Additionally, there are intermittent reports of friends list, invite, and tutorial delays and errors. We are working to clear traffic from the roads and hope to have all players managing their cities as soon as possible."
These experiences are, to put it bluntly, not optimal. It's tempting to simply say that one should wait at least two days before trying to purchase and play a game that requires an always-on Internet connection, a move that would give the publisher time to manage server load and get everything running. That's a rational move but, dammit, we shouldn't have to wait to play games we want to buy now.
Maybe it would be better if reviews got rid of the numbered score, at least for a bit, just to say "not yet." When the consumer's best move is to wait to buy a game they've already decided to spend money on rather than purchasing the game at release, something very wrong has occurred. This shouldn't just concern gamers, as the publishers would probably love to have your money as much as you'd like to give it to them. Perhaps more so.
The question is whether our complaints, the forum posts, and the bitching on Twitter mean anything. If we say we're not going to put up with this, but still buy these games in large numbers, EA is going to listen to the sales numbers instead of your words. What we do is more important than what we say, and most of us knew that buying SimCity would be a risk for the first few days, just as we know that the launch of every Battlefield game is going to be an unholy mess. It's sad that EA couldn't launch an online game this large smoothly, but when have they ever done so? It would have been news if they had gotten it right, not the other way around.
This sort of situation makes reviewing SimCity nearly impossible. Polygon is updating their score as the servers go up and down, and that's one way to handle it. We'll be following the game with ongoing coverage, and that's another. Both approaches have their flaws, and it may be that SimCity is simply immune to the idea of a classical "review."
My rational brain thinks that anyone who bought the game at launch should have expected this rocky road, but having our expectations lowered to the extent that we browbeat gamers for having the audacity of thinking their games should work on release date is a depressing state of affairs.
We don't have an easy answer for what EA could have done to manage their servers better, and it's definitely a complex problem, but we're also not asking $60 for a product that gamers can't use reliably. I want to say that we should rise up, and cast off these brutal shackles. I wish I could say that we should never give EA another dime of our money, and they brought their financial hardship on themselves with invasive DRM and poor planning for game launches. I want to march with you down the street, throwing bricks through the windows of the publishers who have brought us to this place.
I can't do that, however. I was invited in before the theater burnt down. I know how good this movie is, and I think you'll like it. In a few days. Once everything works. I just don't know how to translate that into a score. No one does.


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Our Scotland Secret is Now Public
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Chris Rankin Chat, HBP Review
Actor Chris Rankin, who plays Percy Weasley in the Harry Potter films, recently held an on-line chat and the transcript has now been posted. He also wrote a review of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, which was posted on the BBC website. (spoiler caution for those still reading)
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Date of News Release: 12/21/2006
(Dry Ridge, KY) - Over the 2006 Christmas Holiday through January 2, 2007, the Kentucky State Police at Dry Ridge will be conducting traffic safety checkpoints throughout the post district. These checkpoints will be set up at designated areas on highways where statistics have shown an elevated number of serious vehicle crashes. During the checkpoints Troopers will be enforcing laws related to Operating a Motor Vehicle While Under the Influence of Drugs or Alcohol, Licensing of Drivers, Registration and Insurance Violations, Seat Belt and Child Restraint Violations, and Motor Vehicle Equipment Violations. These checkpoints are a continuation of the Kentucky State Police's constant effort to reduce the number of crash fatalities and injuries associated with speeding, impaired driving, and violations of safety belt laws.
Citizens can contribute to highway safety during the Christmas/New Year's Holiday period by reporting erratic, impaired or speeding drivers to the Kentucky State Police at 1-800-222-5555 (in the state of Kentucky only, does not work out of state). Callers will remain anonymous and should give a description of the vehicle, location, direction of travel and the license number if possible.
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Lunch in El Hatillo was a delicious rugula and serrano ham pizza at Das Pastellhaus Pizzeria. The town has an abundance of Italian, Asian, and Spanish restaurants. They also have a couple of Swiss fondue joints.
Dessert was gelato at Gelatto e Caffe. They didn't have as many flavor offerings as other gelato places I've been to in Caracas, but the mantecado was lovely.
Lastly, I had to try the local chocolates. Blue Moon Chocolates has a variety of flavors. The only downside is that they don't let you sample
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The listed attendance for last Saturday's Boston College-Maryland game was 29,945. The Washington Post's Eric Prisbell wrote that there "appeared to be no more than 10,000 fans at Byrd Stadium."...
Debating the merits of moving home college football games to neutral site, NFL stadiums.
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I lift for hypertrophy but at the same time use PL technique to increase my bench. I just got back from a whole week break from the gym and want to try another routine. I been reading Vincent Dizenzo's 600lb raw bench program (http://www.elitefts.com/documents/600lb_raw_bench.htm) and wanted to see if it applies to the 300lb club (booo). I remember following this routine at one point a year ago but things happened back then and now I'm back ready to hammer the weights
edit: forgot to add that my training days are T/W/Th. I can sneak in DE/accessory workouts on the weekends after work. But FYI I get real tired/sleepy/lazy after my working days due to my job so I usually don't lift at full capacity or have the mindset to.
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Of course it'd apply to someone chasing a 300 lb bench. You don't have to be chasing 600 raw to use that routine, haha
23 years old
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DE/ME days are 3 days apart. How would I go about training 3 consecutive days?
What is your question exactly?
If it's how to increase your bench, where do you fail when benching? What have you been doing (related exercises, reps and sets)?
I don't quite understand your question. DE and ME are two separate days. You would do one on Monday and the other on Thursday, or any other days that are 3 days apart. I do my ME day on Friday and my DE day on Monday.
Ok, I think I see what you are asking. I just reread that you normally train on T/W/Th with the possibility of fitting in a day on the weekend. I personally think that Tuesday and Thursday are too close together for you to have 2 bench days. Your best bet is going to be to do your ME work on Wednesday and DE on Saturday if you can.
thats what i figured.
lets see if this layout will work?...
T - ME Bench
Th- Deadlift/shrugs/abs
F - DE Bench
Su- Legs/abs
All my SQ sessions are light due to my health conditions. Therefore deadlifting and squatting the same day would be killing it.
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From #DunkCity to Dallas; #15 @FGCU_MBB Set for #Sweet16 Showdown with #3 Florida
|Florida Gulf Coast
|Stats at a Glance
|FG Percentage
|.455 (20-44)
|.386 (22-57)
|3P FG Percentage
|.364 (4-11)
|.267 (4-15)
|FT Percentage
|.545 (6-11)
|.609 (14-23)
|Offensive Rebounds
|Defensive Rebounds
|Total Rebounds
|Bench Points
|Statistical Leaders
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#15 FGCU (26-10) vs. #3 Florida (28-7)
Round: NCAA Tournament Sweet 16 (South Region)
Date | Time: Friday, March 29, 2013 | 10:07 P.M.
City | Site: Arlington, Texas | Cowboys Stadium (42,614)
Talent: Marv Albert, Steve Kerr, Craig Sager
National Radio: Sirius/XM Radio & Dial Global
Talent: Brad Sham, Fran Fraschilla
Local Radio: SWFL ESPN
Radio Talent: David Moulton
Live Stats: www.NCAA.com
Twitter: @FGCU_MBB | @Pierson_SID | @MarchMadness
Hashtags: #DunkCity |#WeAreFGCU | #ASUNMBB
Current Streak: W7
Last 10: 8-2
Vs. Florida: 0-1
With A Win: NCAA Elite 8 - Sunday, March 31 (Winner of #1 Kansas vs. #4 Michigan)
At A Glance
The first No. 15 seed in NCAA Tournament history to advance to the Sweet Sixteen, FGCU will take on in-state foe No. 3 seed Florida on Friday night in Arlington, Texas at Cowboys Stadium at 10:07 p.m. ET on TBS. The meeting will mark the first time that two teams from the same state will meet in the Sweet Sixteen, while the Eagles are the first team since the 1987 Gators to win their first two NCAA Tournament games. FGCU's seven-game win streak is the fourth-longest in the nation, while it has won 14 of its last 16 games.
#0 Brett Comer (G)
· Averaging 11.0 points and a nation-best 12.0 assists at NCAAs.
· Produced back-to-back double-doubles vs. GTown & SDSU.
· A-Sun Tournament MVP - 21 points in championship game.
· A-Sun leader and 14th in the nation in assists per game (6.4).
· Assisted on 64 of the team's 144 dunks.
#2 Bernard Thompson (G)
· Scored 23 points against Georgetown and San Diego State.
· A-Sun Defensive Player of the Year.
· National leader in total steals (102) & fourth per game (2.83).
· Program record 102 steals are second-most in A-Sun history.
· All seven 20-point games have come away from home.
#25 Sherwood Brown (G)
· Averaging 20.5 points and 8.5 rebounds in NCAA Tournament.
· A-Sun Player of the Year and unanimous All-Conference pick.
· A-Sun All-Tournament team; team-highs of 16.0 ppg & 8.3 rpg.
· Top 10 in the A-Sun in scoring (15.5/7th) & rebounding (6.5/8th).
· FGCU is 14-3 when he leads in scoring.
#20 Chase Fieler (F)
· A-Sun All-Conference second team selection.
· A-Sun All-Tournament team; averaged 16.0 ppg & 7.0 rpg.
· Team leader with 59 dunks.
· Led the team in scoring 11 times after just twice in first two years.
· Reached double figures in 27 games.
#12 Eric McKnight (F)
· Third in the A-Sun in total blocks (46) and fifth per (1.3).
· Averaging 6.6 points and 4.5 rebounds in 20.6 minutes per game.
· Second on the team with 36 dunks, including three vs. SDSU.
· 46 blocks are third in FGCU single-season history.
· Boasts a team-leading 60.8 field goal percentage.
· A-Sun leader with 26 wins; a program D1 record.
· First No. 15 seed in NCAA Tournament history to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
· First team since the 1987 Florida club to win its first two NCAA Tournament contests.
· Won the A-Sun Tournament in just its second year of Division I postseason eligibility.
· Snapped an 11-game A-Sun losing streak at the NCAA Tournament.
· Averaging 78.4 points in the five postseason games, including 48.6 in the second half where it hasn't been held below 44 points.
· As a team, FGCU has 144 dunks on the season.
· 15-2 when throwing down 5+ dunks ... been held without a dunk in just two games.
· Improved to 5-1 all-time at the A-Sun Tournament, advancing to the championship game both years.
· 41 wins under head coach Andy Enfield in the last two seasons compared to 39 in the previous four campaigns.
· Won 14 of last 16 games and seven straight - 4th-longest streak.
· Haven't trailed at the half in the last 21 of the last 22 games.
· A-Sun leader and 14th in the nation in steals (9.0), FGCU has double figure steals in 18 games (15-3) on the year.
· Haven't trailed in nine games on the year.
· A-Sun leader in scoring (73.5), FGCU has scored 70+ points in 25 games - 18 of last 22 - and is 8-0 when scoring 80 points.
· Held a double-digit lead in 19 of the last 23 games and 27 times on the year, pushing the edge to 20+ points in eight contests.
· A perfect 13-0 when holding opponents under 60 points, including 8-0 in the A-Sun, and 9-1 when shooting 50 percent or better.
· At least three players have reached double figures in 29 of the last 31 games, highlighted by five in seven contests (7-0).
· 15-1 at Alico Arena this season, which equals the most home wins by an A-Sun team in the last five years; started the season with a program record D1 record nine straight victories.
· Had a program D1-best seven-game win streak during the year.
Head Coach: Andy Enfield (Johns Hopkins '91)
Record at FGCU: 41-27 (2nd Season)
Overall Record: Same NCAA Tournament
Record: 2-0 (1st Appearance)
Head Coach: Billy Donovan (Providence '87)
Record at Florida: 414-165 (17th Season)
Overall Record: 449-185 (19th Season)
NCAA Tournament Record: 30-10 (13th Appearance)
FGCU's 41 wins the last two seasons under coach Enfield equal the previous four seasons total. Known for his up-tempo style, Enfield's offensive wisdom has led to 42 games (out of 68) with 70+ points, including 16 of 80+ compared to 40 performances (out of 121) of 70+ and 12 of 80+ over the previous four years (2007-11) combined.
· Florida advanced to the NCAA regional semifinals for the third consecutive season with a 78-64 victory over Minnesota.
· UF has reached the Sweet 16 in each of the past three seasons, marking the first time in program history the Gators have been to the round for three straight years.
· UF makes its 13th NCAA Tournament under head coach Billy Donovan, who holds a 30-10 record.
· The Gators earned their sixth (fourth outright) all-time SEC Championship, and fifth under Donovan.
· UF has held four opponents to 40 points or fewer, 13 under 50 points and 24 under 60 points.
· Florida owns the top scoring margin nationally (+18.2) and ranks second in scoring defense (53.8)
· UF leads the all-time series between the schools, 1-0, taking the lone meeting, 94-60, in 2008 at the O'Connell Center in Gainesville.
· Against current members of the Atlantic Sun Conference, UF holds a record of 25-1 under the direction of Donovan.
· Florida posted a 78-64 win over Minnesota last Sunday to earn a spot in the Sweet 16 for the third consecutive year. Mike Rosario led Florida's attack with 25 points, his most as a Gator, on 8-12 shooting, including 6-of-9 from long range.
· Head coach Billy Donovan was named SEC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career (2011), earning the recognition both from the league coaches and the AP.
· This season marks the 15th straight year in which Florida has won 20 or more games, the longest such streak in the SEC and the fifth-longest in the nation (Kansas, 24; Duke, 17; Syracuse, Gonzaga, 16).
· Kenny Boynton was named second-team All-SEC by the league's coaches, his third straight year as an all-conference performer. He also earned AP honorable mention All-SEC and All-SEC Tournament Team honors.
· Erik Murphy was tabbed first-team All-SEC by the coaches and the AP, the only Gator to receive first-team accolades this season. Also garnered All-SEC Tournament Team honors for the second straight year.
How Sweet it is! @FGCU_MBB Takes Down San Diego State
· Became the first No. 15 seed in NCAA Tournament history to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
· First team since the 1987 Florida club to win its first two NCAA Tournament games.
· First A-Sun team to advance to the Sweet Sixteen.
· Extended win streak to seven games.
· Head coach Andy Enfield is 8-2 in March and 7-1 in the A-Sun and NCAA Tournament combined.
· Improved to 8-0 when scoring 80+ points.
· Five players reached double figures for the seventh time this season (7-0) and the third time in six games.
· Shot 56 percent from the field (33-59), improving to 10-1 when reaching the 50 percent mark.
· 13 steals marked the 18th double figure theft performance of the year, improving to 15-3.
· 17-0 second half run built the lead to as large as 19, marking the sixth straight game with a double-digit lead.
· Five dunks marked the 17th time (15-2) this season FGCU has had 5+ throwdowns in a game.
· 13 turnovers marked the 13th time in the last 16 games in which FGCU has committed 13 or less miscues.
· Passed out 21 assists, equaling a season-high established four times.
· Senior Sherwood Brown and sophomore Bernard Thompson finished as the team's top two scorers for the 13th time this season and the second straight game.
· Thompson scored a game-high 23 points for his seventh 20-point performance away from home.
· Thompson broke the 100-steal mark on the season with five thefts, putting him just two shy of the A-Sun single-season record.
· Thompson extended his streak of consecutive halves with double figure points to four with 10 in the first half and 13 in the final 20 minutes.
· Brown's 17 points came in a foul-plagued 26 minutes and was his team-best 31st double figure outing.
· Trio of Brown, Thompson and junior Chase Fieler accounted for 50 points for the second straight game and third time in the last five contests.
· Sophomore Brett Comer posted his second straight double-double for the first time in his career.
· Comer passed out a career-high 14 assists (7 each half) for his seventh double-digit assist game of the year.
· Comer assisted on all five of the team's dunks.
· Junior Christophe Varidel's 11 points marked the 10th time this year he's reached double figures off the bench.
· Redshirt sophomore Eric McKnight equaled a career-high with four blocks and had three of the team's five dunks.
@FGCU_MBB Runs Past Georgetown in Second Round
· Became just the 7th No. 15 seed to win a game in the NCAA Tournament (7-109).
· First A-Sun team to win an NCAA Tournament game since 2001, snapping an 11-game win streak.
· Became the fifth straight double figure seed to eliminate Georgetown.
· Head coach Andy Enfield is 7-2 in March and 6-1 in the A-Sun and NCAA Tournament combined.
· Never trailed in the second half for the fourth straight game.
· 21-2 second half run built the lead to as large as 19.
· Scored 78 points, including 54 in the second half, against Georgetown, which was the most given up by the Hoyas this season.
· Last two games have come against teams (Mercer & Georgetown) in the top 10 in scoring defense at the time of the game, in which FGCU has averaged 83 points.
· Five dunks marked the 16th time (14-2) this season FGCU has had 5+ throwdowns in a game.
· 13 turnovers marked the 12th time in the last 15 games in which FGCU has committed 13 or less miscues.
· Made 30-of-44 from the free throw line, both the makes and attempts were a season-high.
· Senior Sherwood Brown and sophomore Bernard Thompson reached double figures in the same game for the 25th time this season and the 20-point plateau together for the second time ... 12th time duo has been the top two scorers.
· Brown and Thompson's combined 47 points were a season-best and just 8.7 off the season average given up by the Hoyas.
· Brown led the team in points (24) and rebounds (9) in the same game for the sixth time this season.
· Brown's 24 points were his eighth 20-point game of the year.
· Brown has reached double figures a team-best 30 times.
· Brown became the program's all-time leading rebounder with 575.
· All six of Thompson's 20-point games have come away from home. · Thompson reached double figures in each half, bringing his season first half total to six and second half total to 11.
· Thompson's one steal extended his streak to 16 games and moved him into a tie for second in the A-Sun single-season record book (97.)
· Brown, Thompson and junior Chase Fieler combined for 50+ points for the seventh time this year (6-1).
· Fieler's three dunks brought his season total to 58.
· Fieler's three blocks moved him must four away from the program single-season record (51).
· Sophomore Brett Comer's 12 points and 10 assists were good for his first double-double of the season and third of his career.
· Comer's 10 helpers marked his sixth double figure assist game of the season and 10th of his career - A-Sun active leader.
· 8 of Comer's 10 assists came in the second half.
· Senior Eddie Murray played a season-high 31 minutes, scoring seven of nine points in the second half including two dunks to bring his season total to 18.
Out of the 13 Division I schools in the state of Florida, the Eagles (26-10) trail only No. 5 Miami (29-6) and No. 14 Florida (28-7) for the most wins. FGCU is 9-1 against Division I teams from Florida, including one of Miami's six losses.
(Records through Mar. 24)
Miami: 29-6
Florida: 28-7
Nine schools: 18 wins or fewer
FGCU's Big three
· FGCU leads the A-Sun in scoring at 73.5 points per game thanks to being one of three teams to have three or more players average double figures. Senior Sherwood Brown (15.6), sophomore Bernard Thompson (14.5) and junior Chase Fieler (12.1) are the second-highest scoring trio in the A-Sun at 42.2 points per.
· Trio averaged 45.7 points and 22.0 rebounds at the A-Sun Tournament which was 59 percent of the team's scoring and 56 percent of the rebounding.
· Bested a season-high with a combined 56 points in the win over Georgetown in the NCAA second round.
· Trio has reached double figures in the same game 17 times, including 8 of the last 13.
· Account for 18 of the team's 20 20-point games.
· Have a combined 88 double figure performances out of a possible 108 and one of the three has led the team in scoring in all but two games.
· FGCU is 7-1 when the trio combines for 50 or more points.
Senior Sherwood Brown has put together one of the most impressive single seasons in program history, earning A-Sun Player of the Year honors and a spot on the All-Conference first team as one of two unanimous selections.
· Averaging 20.5 points and 8.5 rebounds in the NCAA Tournament, highlighted by 24 points against Georgetown.
· Reached double figures in a team-best 31 contests, including eight 20-point outings.
· One of three players in the A-Sun in the top 10 in scoring (15.6/7th) and rebounding (6.6/8th).
· First player in program history and fourth current A-Sun player to reach 1,000 points and 500 rebounds.
· All-time program leader with 583 rebounds.
· First FGCU player to record four consecutive double-doubles and has a team-best five on the year.
· Averaging 16.1 points on the road and has reached double-digits in 21 of last 22 true road games.
· FGCU is 14-3 when Brown leads in scoring.
· Led the team in scoring in 17 games, rebounding on 15 occasions, including both in the same game seven times.
· MVP of the Battle 4 Atlantis Tournament hosted by FGCU.
· Only player to win the A-Sun Player of the Week honor more than once - has done so three times.
· Four-time College Sports Madness A-Sun Player of the Week.
Sophomore Bernard Thompson's 102 steals are a new program single-season record, the most in the nation and double the amount of all but one other player in the A-Sun.
· National leader in total steals with 102.
· Leads the A-Sun and ranks fourth in the nation in steals per game (2.83).
· 102 steals are the second-most in A-Sun history and just two off the record set by Centenary's Larry Robinson (1989-90).
· Twice registered a career-high six steals against Stetson this season and five thefts four other times.
· Has four or more 12 times this year.
· Has a steal in 63 of 68 career games, including 47 multi-steal performances.
· Reached 100 career steals in 46th game at Kennesaw State.
· His 102 steals have led directly to 136 FGCU points (3.8 per game), including 57 of his own.
· Currently has a steal in 17 straight contests.
Junior Chase Fieler is posting career-highs across the board, earning him a spot on the A-Sun All-Conference second team.
· Named to the A-Sun All-Tournament team after averaging team-highs of 16.0 points and 7.0 rebounds.
· Team leader with 59 dunks.
· Has led the team in scoring 11 times after leading the team in points just two times over his first two seasons.
· Third on the team in scoring (12.1) and second in rebounding (5.4) - figures that rank 17th and 13th in the A-Sun.
· Reached double figures 27 times after doing so just 15 times during his freshman and sophomore campaigns.
· Scored in double figures in 15 of 18 A-Sun games.
· Second in the A-Sun in blocks at 1.3 per game.
· Team leader with 79 offensive rebounds and ninth in the A-Sun at 2.2 per game.
· Has an offensive rebound in 34 of 36 games, highlighted by a career-high six in three contests.
· Named to the Battle 4 Atlantis All-Tournament team.
· Turned in the No. 3 highlight on the Jan. 25th Sports Center Top 10 Plays with a put-back dunk against Stetson.
After leading the A-Sun and finishing second among freshmen nationally in assists per game in 2011-12, sophomore Brett Comer is out to defend his league assist crown.
· Tops in the A-Sun and 14th in the nation in assists (6.6).
· Leads the NCAA Tournament with 12.0 assists per game.
· Posted back-to-back double-doubles against Georgetown and San Diego State, highlighted by a career-high 14 assists vs. the Aztecs.
· Seeking to become the fourth player in A-Sun history to lead the league in assists two straight years.
· A-Sun leader with seven double-digit assist performances.
· A-Sun active leader with 11 career double-digit assist games.
· 237 assists are second in A-Sun single-season history.
· Ranks third in the A-Sun in assist/turnover ratio (+1.9).
· Second all-time in FGCU history with 415 assists.
· Third in the A-Sun in steals per game (1.5).
· Has an assist on 64 of the team's 144 dunks.
· Has led the team in assists 64 of 68 career games.
· Scored in double figures 14 times.
Sophomore Brett Comer doesn't shy away from the big moment, as the FGCU point guard was named the A-Sun Tournament MVP after finishing with 21 points, five assists and three steals in the championship game against top-seeded Mercer. Comer's 20-point performance was the fourth of his career, but his second in the A-Sun title game as he scored 20 points against Belmont in 2012.
Armed with length and athleticism - traits important to head coach Andy Enfield's defensive scheme - FGCU leads the A-Sun and ranks 14th in the nation at 9.0 steals per contest. FGCU forces a league-high 15.8 turnovers per game and is a perfect 13-0 when holding teams to 60 points or less.
· The Eagles have posted double-digit steals in 18 games this season, going 15-3 in those outings.
· Led by sophomore Bernard Thompson's 102 steals that are the most in the country, three FGCU players rank in the top seven in the A-Sun in thefts per.
· In 68 games under Enfield, FGCU has 602 steals.
Highlighted by his 18 points in the final 12:53 against UNF in the A-Sun quarterfinals, sophomore Bernard Thompson (BT) has put on his cape in the second half several times this year, scoring double figures in the final 20 minutes 12 times, including seven of the last 10.
· First 30 points and 38 of 41 over the three games at the A-Sun Tournament came in the second half, going 12-of-23 from the floor and 10-of-12 at the free throw line en route to 12.7 points.
· Scored 13 points in the second half against both Georgetown and SDSU in the NCAA Tournament.
· Averaging 11.1 points in the second half the last 10 games.
· Scores 8.2 of his 14.5 points in the second half.
· Has 38 percent (59 of 156) of the team's steals in the second half.
Thanks to his last two seasons under head coach Andy Enfield, senior Sherwood Brown has become the first player in program history to accumulate 1,000 points and 500 rebounds. There are three other active players in the A-Sun who have accomplished the feat: Torrey Craig (USC Upstate), Markeith Cummings (Kennesaw State) and Andy Diaz (UNF). He is currently second all-time in points and against Georgetown became the all-time leading rebounder.
Senior Sherwood Brown and sophomore Bernard Thompson give FGCU one of the top backcourts in the Atlantic Sun and the third-best scoring tandem in the conference. The duo is averaging a combined 30.1 points, 11.1 rebounds and 4.3 steals.
· Averaging a combined 43.5 points in the NCAA Tournament.
· One of three combos in the A-Sun to both rank in the top 10 in scoring ... Brown is seventh at 15.6 points per game, while Thompson is ninth at 14.5 points per night.
· Both reached the 20-point plateau at Samford and against Georgetown, combining for a season-high 47 points vs. the Hoyas.
· The duo has reached double figures in same game 26 times, led the team in scoring in 23 of the 36 games and have been the top two scorers 13 times.
A-Sun Top Scoring Tandems
Pegg/Perez (Stetson) - 30.8 ppg
Smith/Wallace (UNF) - 30.5 pgg
Thompson/Brown (FGCU) - 30.1 ppg
Craig/Greene (USC Upstate) - 29.8 ppg
Seniors Sherwood Brown and Eddie Murray are just the second and third players, respectively, in program history to play all four seasons at the Division I level. Between them, the duo has played in a combined 238 games, helping the Eagles make a run to the A-Sun title game in their first season of eligibility in 2012 and a 26-win A-Sun championship campaign this year.
FGCU's up-tempo style has yielded plenty of highlight-reel dunks out of the team's 144 jams this season. On Feb. 22 at Stetson, senior Eddie Murray found his way onto SportCenter's Top 10 Plays that night with a put-back dunk. Murray's dunk earned the No. 9 spot on the Top 10 and was the second FGCU throwdown to make the Top 10 this year. Junior Chase Fieler, who leads the team with 59 dunks, made SportCenter's Top 10 at No. 3 with a jam at home against the Hatters on Jan. 25.
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|Monday, October 29, 2012 1:31 PM
Forty-three members and guests opened the Landeck Catholic Ladies of Columbia meeting recently with prayer and a cheerful welcome to Lima and Van Wert councils.
A potluck followed.
Prayer and good well wishes sent out to sick members. October birthday wishes were also sent out.
Club 25 winner was Kathy Siefker. Winner of the" pot of gold" was Jennifer Kimmet, who was not present. Door prize winner was Jeanne Stoller. 50/50 winners were Mary Lee Miller and Joan Mason.
The book "She came Home" was donated to St. Johns and Jefferson high school libraries.
The chapter's Turkey Party is set for 2 p.m. Nov. 4 at CFO hall, Landeck. The cost is $10, which includes the meal and card. Members and guest welcome. Tickets are due Nov. 7.
Military mail is due by Nov. 13.
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His father was performing his final flyover — an Air Force tradition to help mark a pilot's retirement from the service. The youngster, like all the onlookers on that sunny California day in 1970, was impressed.
"I knew then what I wanted to do," said Air Force Col. Jerry Byars Jr., who was visiting his parents, Kay and Jerry Sr., in his Jasper hometown during the Fourth of July holiday. "All I've ever wanted to do is fly airplanes."
The younger Byars grew up, graduated from Auburn and made it happen. He has flown friendly and unfriendly skies as an Air Force pilot for 26 years. And, in just the past six months, he enjoyed two of his stellar career's most significant milestones.
In December, Byars was promoted to colonel, leaving his post as a training squadron commander in San Antonio to become vice commander of the 413th Flight Test Group at Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, Ga.
Then, on June 29, he was named to the prestigious post of Group commander.
The 413th's history dates back to 1944, when it was the 413th Fighter Group. Now its units conduct tests nationwide to ensure the safety of the pilot in the cockpit.
"I never expected all this. I was happy being a captain," Byars said with a chuckle at his parents' Forest Park home. "My goal was to make it to squadron commander, which is over about 50 people. This group has about 350 folks."
Byars has flown various aircraft, including fighter jets, bombers and tankers. He will deal with all of those in his new command.
"We test everything the Air Force flies," he said.
Military life and flying came natural to Jerry Byars Jr. His dad, Jasper icon Jerry Sr., served in three wars.
The elder Byars enlisted in the Navy at 17 during World War II. After the war he graduated from Auburn and joined the Air Force to become a pilot and serve in Korea and Vietnam. As a civilian he flew for the Drummond Company and eventually became vice president of public relations.
It was the flying that got his son's attention.
"I had grown up with it so I knew what to expect," Byars Jr. said of his career choice.
Flying jets is deeply ingrained on both sides of his family. His wife, Kathy, a Purdue aerospace engineering grad, was also an Air Force pilot for some 10 years, following in the footsteps of her dad and uncle.
Col. Byars, Walker High Class of 1980 and Auburn '85, began flying with the Air National Guard in Birmingham. On active duty he served in the United Arab Emirates in support of Desert Shield in 1990 and in 2005 deployed to Uzbekistan during Operation Enduring Freedom.
While promotions and awards have distinguished his career, a personal highlight came recently when he flew with the Blue Angels during a practice held by the elite flying group in Warner Robins.
Today, the modest, soft-spoken officer and gentleman smiles shyly while talking about the future.
At 50, he still has a perpetual twinkle in his eye. It's likely similar to the one he had as a boy watching his dad fly an F4 above an endearing throng.
That sparkle is there when he talks about the possibility of becoming a general. That would be just one promotion away. But it's also there when he talks about retiring, building a home on property he has just bought in Jasper and enjoying life with Kathy and children Erin, 15, and John, 13.
He lightheartedly pondered the future a bit while he and John got ready to brave the heat and wet a hook near Jasper last week.
"People say, 'don't you want to stay in and make general?' but I don't know," Byars said, smiling. "I'm having fun doing what I'm doing. As long as I can do that I'll keep going ... but I really can't tell you what I'll be doing in two years.
"I do know," he added, "that sometime I want to retire and go fishing."


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The two young men from Queensbury who were killed in a crash in Halifax were tonight named by police.
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