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Collins is an Indianapolis native who joined the team as a walk-on in 2009. He has not played over the past three seasons.
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Early damage to the front end of his car kept Dale Earnhardt Jr. from having a chance to convert a Kentucky pole into his first victory of 2013, but NASCAR's most popular driver tried to stayed upbeat after finishing 12th in today's Quaker State 400.
"It's good to drive fast cars, and eventually things are going to work themselves out," said Earnhardt, who was leading at Lap 38 when he hit a tire carcass that came from Denny Hamlin's car and had moved onto the track.
The collision caused grille and splitter damage to Earnhardt's No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports Chevrolet, which led to multiple stops on pit road to have his crew try and fix the damage. But Earnhardt could only do so much with the car afterwards, which suffered from a tight condition as he battled to get out of mid-pack.
"It's good to be fast, can't do anything about what's happened to us," said Earnhardt, who has suffered three straight finishes outside of the Top 10 going into the Sprint Cup Series' return to Daytona International Speedway next weekend.
"I'm disappointed in our luck. You can't let that take away from how well the cars have been running; we have been doing everything right."
Earnhardt instead hailed his crew for doing as much as they could with his wounded Chevy.
"The guys did a good job on pit road all day long working on it and trying to fix everything," he said. "I'm not sure we got everything back where it is supposed to be, but we did well-enough to get a decent finish out it. Just proud of how hard the team worked.
"…They worked hard on it to get it right, and get it good enough where we could run well, so they deserve a lot of credit today."
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Alabama coach Anthony Grant has locked down yet another transfer for the future, this one in Longwood forward Michael Kessens, who announced his intentions to transfer after the resignation of former Lancers' coach Mike Gillian.
The 6-9, 205-pound native of Switzerland will sit out the 2013-14 season and have three seasons of eligibility remaining.
The Lancers' best all-around player, Kessens was second on the team in scoring (13.7 points) and led the team in rebounds (8.8 per game), blocks (42) and field goal percentage (53.7) on his way to being named a member of the Big South All-Freshman team. He also clocked 32.7 minutes per last season. He can obviously do a lot, and do it in a lot of minutes.
Kessens made the decision official in a tweet on Saturday.
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Kessens joins Tulane defector Ricky Tarrant on the Crimson Tide roster for 2014-15. Kessens did not begin playing basketball until his was 16, which is pretty amazing.
The Lancers finished 8-25 this past season, 4-12 in the Big South.
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Christian support to Israel dies under hail of bombs
It was the most astonishing escalation on a particularly bloody day.
Jounieh: It was the most astonishing escalation on a particularly bloody day.
For the first 24 days of Israel's campaign against Hezbollah, Lebanese Christians in the Beirut area believed they were protected from the mayhem gripping other parts of the country.
But a 15-minute air raid shortly after dawn yesterday on the attractive port of Jounieh destroyed the complacency of the Christians and served to turn them against the Israelis. The capital of Lebanon's Christian heartland is unused to such violence.
Even during the 15 years of the 1975-1990 civil war, when Christian and Muslim militias sowed destruction across the country, Jounieh survived unscathed a party zone of nightclubs and beach resorts 10 miles from Beirut.
The Israelis' target was not the Christians of Jounieh but its bridges, two in the town and two a little to the north. The intent was to sever the last artery connecting Beirut to the outside world, and in that the Israelis succeeded.
But the strikes also destroyed whatever support Israel still enjoyed among Lebanon's Christians.
Among the dead was Joseph Bassil, a Christian. Out for his morning jog, he passed under the 300 metre Fidar bridge, to the north of Jounieh, just as it was destroyed by a huge bomb that pitched cars into the ravine below. Bassil was crushed to death and three motorists were killed.
"Hezbollah has never bombed us here, yet Israel bombs us here so who are the terrorists?" asked Manal Azzi, a 26-year-old HIV specialist, as she stood in the chasm where the Fidar bridge had stood. "We have spent 30 years rebuilding this country and now Israel is taking us back to the Middle Ages."
As the scale of the civilian casualties in the early stages of the conflict became clear, Lebanon's Christians dutifully expressed their solidarity with the Shias in the south. Yet some Christians remained unconvinced.
On Thursday, the hillside resort of Broummana just outside Beirut seemed a place untouched by war. Many of Beirut's trendy Christians had escaped here at the start of the conflict, and the party was continuing in its bars and restaurants. "We cannot blame the Israelis alone for this," said Elie Dahoud.
"The Shiites are our enemy and it is they who have brought Lebanon to disaster.'"
But by Friday night he had changed his mind. "I was wrong," he admitted. "The Israelis no longer care who is Muslim and who is Christian. We are all enemies to them."
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Time was when two home defeats in a week would have barely warranted comment in the pubs and clubs close to Rochdale's Spotland ground. They are, after all, a club who have spent all bar five of the past 51 years in the bottom tier of the Football League. When they were last promoted – for the only time in their history – Richard Nixon had just been elected to the White House.
But expectations have grown higher lately. The current squad have reached the League Two play-offs twice in a row, and began yesterday's match second in the table, with a chance to claim top place for the first time.
A result that instead elevated Chesterfield to fourth place and allowed Dagenham & Redbridge to take over from Bournemouth in first therefore left the home crowd deflated, particularly after their midweek exit from the FA Cup at the hands of their now non-League first-round opponents, Luton.
It was a disappointment too, of course, for their manager, Keith Hill, who had seen his side recover from Jack Lester's first-half double strike with two goals of their own, from the striker Chris O'Grady and defender Craig Dawson soon after half-time. At 2-2, they looked the more likely winners, only for Dave Perkins to restore the lead for John Sheridan's team, defying the tendency for the manager of the month award to be a curse. Sheridan pipped Hill to claim that prize for October last week.
Yet it does not alter the fact of Rochdale's progress since Hill took charge in December 2006, nor temper the belief that they can go one better and win that first promotion since 1969, in doing so confirming the 40-year-old Hill's emergence as a young English manager with a bright future. Promoted from youth-team coach to succeed Steve Parkin, the former Blackburn Rovers defender attributes his success among other things to hard work and the lessons learned from Ray Harford, who was coach under Kenny Dalglish, as part of the Rovers side who won promotion to the Premier League in 1992.
"Ray paid a lot of attention to planning and organising and myself and David Flitcroft, my assistant, have worked from day one on a plan to succeed," Hill said.
"We share the same philosophy in that we want the team to play football of the kind we like to watch and we have built on that, along with recruiting the right kind of players. Although the club do not have a lot of debt we are not in a position to compete for players who are going to cost money, but we have found the colleges and local non-League scene to be an untapped source of talent." The 11 Rochdale players on the field at full-time had an average age of 22.
Hill had ambitions to be a manager even before he left Ewood Park for Plymouth in 1992, and began collecting coaching certificates at 27, while he was at Spotland as a player. But he wonders if his management career would have taken off had Rochdale not taken a chance on him.
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Fireworks from Key and Denly light up drab draw
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Joe Denly and Rob Key's hectic opening stand lent a late glow – but fell short of an extra bonus point – in a frustrating conclusion to Kent's rain-induced County Championship stalemate against Surrey at Canterbury yesterday.
In a First Division match which ultimately confirmed the hosts as credible title outsiders and their visitors as relegation favourites, the Kent pair provided the lasting memories. Needing an unlikely 200 from 34 overs for another point, after Surrey declared on 307 for 9 at tea, Denly (80) and Key (76 not out) outdid Mark Ramprakash's hundred of the previous day.
Both operating at better than a run-a-ball on the way to 159 in only 21 overs, Denly's tempo was slightly quicker. Yet in the end, poor weather – which cost this match more than 250 overs – returned in the guise of bad light to wipe out the last 12, with Kent on 160 for 1.
Both teams banked seven points, Kent moved up to third – nine off the lead – with Surrey 18 adrift at the bottom. With only two matches left for each, the reward for dodging the downpours over the last four days was short of what either might have hoped.
For Surrey, Usman Afzaal made 67 before a flash outside off-stump at McLaren saw Van Jaarsveld take a good catch high to his right at second slip. The stakes were raised in a double-wicket maiden from Amjad Khan, Alex Tudor and Jimmy Ormond his victims. But Surrey just got over the line to 300 when Matthew Spriegel drove Khan over extra-cover for four.
In the Pro40 First Division, Middlesex slipped to the bottom after going down by 19 runs in their match with Nottinghamshire at Lord's. Nottinghamshire only made 180 but despite Eoin Morgan top scoring with 39, Middlesex were unable to deal with a solid bowling display from the Outlaws, with Graeme Swann picking up 3 for 27.
Samit Patel, who has replaced Swann as England's spinner in the one-day side, took two wickets for 40 runs off his eight overs while Middlesex's Andrew Strauss was trapped leg before wicket for 13 and Owais Shah made only 12 as their side came up short.
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Currie's brother, New Plymouth builder Hamish Currie, is going to Auckland for the premiere, which is a bit of a big deal, he said.
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Prime Minister Netanyahu and PA President Abbas 390 (R).
(photo credit:Jason Reed / Reuters)
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas poured cold water on rising
expectations that restarting Israeli-Palestinian negotiations was just around
the corner, reiterating on Tuesday his demand for a full settlement construction
freeze and the release of Palestinian prisoners.Abbas, during a meeting
with Norwegian Deputy Foreign Minister Torgeir Larsen in Ramallah, said peace
talks with Israel should be based on the two-state solution and the
establishment of a Palestinian state "on the [pre- ]1967 borders with Jerusalem
as its capital." Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu has consistently rejected
calls for a complete settlement freeze and for stating that the pre- 1967 lines
would be the baseline for the talks.Abbas's remarks were his first since
media reports Monday claiming he had agreed to return to the negotiating table
with Israel unconditionally. PA officials in Ramallah described the reports as
"test balloons" by Israel to cause "confusion" among Palestinians ahead of US
Secretary of State John Kerry's arrival in the region.Kerry is scheduled
to arrive on Thursday for his fifth visit in four months, in an effort to push
the sides back into talks. Kerry is scheduled to arrive on Thursday for his fifth visit in four months, in
an effort to push the sides back into talks.Despite Abbas's comments
Tuesday, one Western diplomatic official said avoiding international blame for
not being willing to negotiate is driving Palestinians and Israelis closer to
the negotiating table."Both sides are very much aware that it will hurt
them if they are blamed for the failure," he said.Amid the swirl of
recent reports that Abbas would drop some of his preconditions for entering
negotiations, and that Netanyahu was willing to release some Palestinian
prisoners as a goodwill gesture and perhaps freeze settlement construction
beyond the West Bank security barrier, one Israeli official said it was too
early to say whether this Kerry visit would result in a
"breakthrough.""Israel is ready to take concrete steps to bolster the
process," the official said. "We want to see mutual confidencebuilding measures,
and it is not clear at this time whether the Palestinians want to reengage, and
that if they do, if they are committed to it seriously."Netanyahu,
according to the official, is in regular, direct contact with Kerry.The
official said Israel was concerned that Abbas might enter negotiations for a
couple of weeks, primarily to deflect international pressure, but then walk away
from them and blame Israel for "intransigence."The official said this
was what happened in September 2010, when Abbas negotiated with Netanyahu for
less than a month at the tail end of Israel's 10-month settlement freeze, and
again in 2012 when the Palestinians walked away from low-level talks in
Jordan.The concern is that after leaving the talks, Abbas would again
initiate unilateral steps in an international forum, including at the
International Criminal Court in The Hague. Netanyahu echoed these concerns in
comments he made at the outset of a meeting on Tuesday with visiting Georgian
Prime Minister Bidzina Ivanishvili.On Tuesday in Jerusalem, however,
chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat said, "Those who worry about the court
must stop committing crimes." He spoke at a Jerusalem event for young Israeli
and Palestinian adults, hosted by the Palestine-Israel Journal and the
Netherlands Representative Office in Ramallah.Netanyahu, he added,
"wants a cost-free occupation. I have a message on behalf of [Abbas]. The
status quo is not sustainable."The Palestinians, he said, were ready to
return to the negotiating table "yesterday," but before they sit down to talk,
they must know what the agenda is."What is it that I will be discussing
with my Israeli counterparts. I do not want anyone to lecture me, I do not want
anyone to stand up and say I cannot negotiate '67, I cannot negotiate Jerusalem,
I cannot negotiate refugees, I cannot negotiate anything, and then after 30
minutes of conditioning the negotiations, come here, boy, we know what is best
for you."Israel, Erekat said, wants to dictate terms, such as there must
be settlement blocs, but it does not want to negotiate.If Israel thwarts
Kerry's efforts, Erekat warned, than the Palestinians would continue to pursue
statehood recognition efforts at the United Nations, by asking to be parties to
major UN conventions and treaties."We will be joining all organizations
in the United Nations," he said.Erekat said Kerry was doing a "fantastic
job" and that he supported his efforts."His failure is a non-option for
us. His success means our freedom," he said."No one benefits more from
Kerry's success than Palestinians and no one loses more," Erekat
said.But instead of taking steps to support the process in advance of
Kerry's arrival, Netanyahu travels to the Barkan settlement to dedicate a new
school, Erekat said.The ministers in Netanyahu's government are
eulogizing the two-state solution, Erekat added."No one should doubt
that Palestine will be back on the geographic maps," he said.Netanyahu,
in talks with Ivanishvili, said: "Our fervent hope is for peace, a genuine peace
that can be achieved only through direct negotiations without
preconditions.""We're ready to enter such negotiations. I hope the
Palestinians are, too. And I have to say that our goal is not just to enter and
put a 'V' (check the box) to show that we've begun negotiations," the prime
minister said."Our goal is to persist in the negotiations, to engage in
them consistently over a serious period of time in order to try to grapple with
all the issues, and come to an agreement that resolves the fundamental issues in
the conflict," he said, adding that these types of negotiations will require
time, determination and a systematic approach."I hope that this is what
the Palestinians will have," he said. "That's our approach. I hope it's
theirs, too."On the eve of Kerry's visit, The Washington Post reported
on Tuesday that the short-term US goal is peace talks without "preconditions,"
and that the larger goal is "a fast agreement – ideally, within a year or so –
that draws permanent borders on the West Bank."Ministers on the Right
and Left expressed opposition on Tuesday to Netanyahu making gestures aimed at
bringing the Palestinians to the negotiating table, such as releasing terrorists
from prison or freezing construction in Judea, Samaria or
Jerusalem.Economy and Trade Minister Naftali Bennett (Bayit Yehudi) said
that in his successful business career, he never had to pay anyone to negotiate
with him.Science, Technology and Space Minister Yaakov Peri (Yesh Atid),
who is considered the cabinet's most dovish minister, said he also opposed such
gestures on principle."Freezing construction in the past was a mistake
that caused great harm to the residents of Judea and Samaria, and did not help
advance the diplomatic process at all," Transportation Minister Israel Katz
(Likud) said.Gil Hoffman contributed to this report.
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The 14th annual Desert Mountain Invitational features most of the top softball schools in Arizona.
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The Horizon football team came out quicker than Nala, its two-year old Siberian Husky mascot which leads the team out of the tunnel to start the first and second halves.
Good teams find ways to win, and that was the case Saturday for the boys Desert Mountain basketball team.
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Mountain Pointe girls plays defense against Desert Vista during its game Friday Jan 13, 2012. The Pride are among many schools with three- or even four-game stretches in a week's span during these final couple weeks of the regular season.
No. 4 Desert Ridge vs. No. 1 Mountain Pointe (at McClintock H.S.): The easy pick is Mountain Pointe. After all, the Pride have been in a league of their from day 1 when they beat Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas) on Gorman's home field in late August. Nobody has stopped the Pride since, a rare combination of offensive balance, a defense, clearly defined leaders, excellent coaching, and something of a chip on their shoulder after losing handily in last year's state championship game. Desert Ridge possess much the same, yet because of a little-used passing game and wonderment about the competition it's faced to date, question marks still linger. The Jaguars are going to use Player of the Year candidate Taren Morrison and run right at the Pride, testing Mountain Pointe's willingness to be physical and disciplined on every snap the entire game. Miss one, and Morrison is gone; the big plays are how Desert Ridge has broken the big-school, single-season rushing record. The difference here being Mountain Pointe's defense is about as good as Desert Ridge has seen this year, and the Pride's balance on offense tips the scales ever so slightly. As with all games, coaching at this level is pretty much a wash because how good they are with game plans and adjustments. If rain is a factor, Desert Ridge might gain an advantage on a slow, wet field. If not, it's hard to go against the grain, even if it'll be a tremendous game.
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Like many people who visit or live in Fountain Hills, Peg Tibbetts can recall vividly the first time she saw the town's landmark waterworks gushing skyward. "It was 1972. I was just amazed at it," Tibbetts said. "I was impressed that someone would make a fountain like that and put it in the middle of the desert where there was just beautiful mountains and scenery and not much more. There was nothing else like it."
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Danny Granger Makes Los Angeles Clippers Western Conference Favorites
After days of speculation as to where Danny Granger will land once he clears waivers, it has become official that the 30-year-old will head to the Los Angeles Clippers. The move guarantees high level minutes for Granger and makes the Clippers the favorites to win the Western Conference title because of their deep team wide depth.
When it comes to Granger there is little doubting that he will automatically slide into starting and playing close to 30 minutes per game at the small forward position. On the defensive end of the court he will provide consistent, if not spectacular, play and surely will not become a liability at any point. The real value will come on offense, though, as the 6-foot-9, 228-pound small forward has great ability with the ball and can score either by posting up opposing players, driving to the rim or even as a spot-up shooter.
It would appear that Granger will mainly be used as a shooter with the Clippers as Chris Paul and Blake Griffin dominate touches. But if he can approach the 38.2 percent that he shoots historically on three-pointers, this will be a great addition. Furthermore, the 30-year-old will obviously provide a much greater level of offensive versatility than either Matt Barnes or Jared Dudley when he does have the ball in his hands and will allow those two to play in a bench role that is more suiting of their skill level.
When it comes to the Clippers' situation outside of the position of small forward, it is clear that they now have a starting five that is set in stone and has great versatility. In Paul they have a point guard that is going to handle the ball efficiently, create a massive amount of scoring chances and generally be the on-court manager. Meanwhile, up front they have one of the best one-two combos in the game in DeAndre Jordan and Griffin, with the former providing more of the defensive prowess in the paint and the latter providing the offensive punch that turns heads. Finally, in J.J. Redick the team has a shooting guard who will space the floor for everyone else to operate and ensure that the team always has an open outlet.
On the bench, the Clippers' addition of Granger sets in stone a second unit that can handle many first teams in the NBA today. The recent addition of Glen Davis as backup power-forward ensures a physical option up front alongside backup center Ryan Hollins, who mostly relies on great athleticism. Meanwhile, moving to the wings is where the team has a huge amount of depth, as Dudley, Barnes, Jamal Crawford and Willie Green can all play close to 15 minutes per game at small forward and shooting guard. Finishing this off with Darren Collison as an athletic backup point guard behind Paul means that Los Angeles has seven options off the bench who could conceivably play 12-15 minutes or more per game along with a good mix of shooters, defensive-minded players and physically imposing players.
At 40-20 and sitting in fourth place in the Western Conference today, there is no doubting that the Clippers have been a main threat to advance to the NBA Finals all season long, but the addition as Danny Granger vaults them to favorite status. It brings in a guy who will likely score 17-19 points per game, cements the team's starting rotation for the playoffs and ensures they have the deepest bench in the West. With Doc Rivers leading the ship as head coach there is no doubting the Clippers are the team to beat.
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Three ways to love — and succeed at — your job
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- Mark Conrad
Everyone wants a job they love. I'm sure no one has ever said, "I want to spend 40-plus hours of doing work I hate" or "I just want to feel mediocre about my career."
Unfortunately, finding a job that you're passionate about or maintaining your zeal for a job you once loved isn't easy. A survey of American workers by Ipsos, a global market research company, found that only 55 percent of U.S. employees say they love their jobs.
If that unhappy employee is a manager or an executive, the negative implications could be far-reaching. But it's not all bad news. If you no longer love your work, there are several steps you can take to help turn your relationship with your job around.
Check your perspective
Every situation can look different, depending on your perspective. So, take a step back and consider how you're looking at your job.
Is it just a job, or is it a career with the goal of advancement? Do you see your job as a calling, where you focus on the sense of fulfillment the work gives you?
An article from the Mayo Clinic, a nonprofit medical care, research and education organization, points out that neither of these three choices are bad, and most people actually find aspects of all of them to be true in their current work situations. To help revive your job satisfaction, try to remember why you took this job in the first place.
Don't stop learning
Boredom with your normal, day-to-day tasks can quickly drain your passion for work. So make it a goal to always be learning something new. Watch a webinar, read a book or attend a conference.
This is also a great precedent to set for your entire department or company. The most successful leaders are those who never stop learning and stay at the forefront of their industry.
Mark Conrad is the owner of Express Employment Professionals, a full-service human resource and staffing agency in the Houston and Galveston areas.
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