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Three-Time AP All-America
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Led USA Basketball to Three Gold Medals
An athletic and versatile player that can run the floor well ... has excellent hands around the basket ... can step out and hit the three-pointer ... one of the best post players to ever sign with Duke ... first Blue Devil to be named Associated Press All-America in each of her first three seasons ... was presented with the Iron Blue Devil Belt by William Stephens, Duke strength and conditioning coach, after her hard work during summer of 2014 and senior year preseason conditioning and workouts ... consensus National Freshman of the Year in 2011-12 ... led USA Basketball to three gold medals.
Career: Three-time Associated Press All-America ... only the seventh player in ACC history to earn Associated Press All-America honors three times ... three-time ACC Defensive Player of the Year ... blocked a shot in her first 91 games she appeared in at Duke, which is a Duke and ACC record ... became the fourth-quickest Blue Devil to reach 1,000 points in 69 games ... played the 2012 NCAA Tournament with a stress fracture in her right lower leg ... owns 19 career charges taken.
ACC Record Book: Owns 331 career blocks to rank third ... posted an ACC freshman record 116 blocked shots ... the 116 blocks were the sixth-most in league history for a season ... her 108 blocks as a junior ranks tied for seventh and the 107 as a sophomore tied ninth ... her 12 blocks at Wake Forest as a freshman marked an ACC single-game record.
Duke Career Record Book: Ranks in numerous categories including 10th in points (1,491), ninth in rebounds (790) and eighth in field goals made (603).
Duke Season Record Book: Owns three of the top six single-season blocks marks in school history ... had 116 as a freshman (4th), 108 as a junior (5th) and 107 as a sophomore (6th) ... on the freshman record list, ranked first in blocks (116), third in double-doubles (6), fourth in double-figure rebounds (8), third in points (501), second in rebounds (259), tied for 10th in steals (51), sixth in free throws made (88), third in free throws attempted (145), first in double-figure scoring games (27) and tied for eighth in 20-point scoring games (3).
Duke Single Game Record Book: Notched 12 blocks against Wake Forest as a freshman for the school record ... hit 10-of-10 field goals against USC Upstate as a rookie, which is the second-best output in school history.
As a Junior (2013-14): Associated Press Third Team All-America ... All-ACC First Team ... ACC Defensive Player of the Year ... All-ACC Defensive Team ... All-ACC Tournament First Team ... All-ACC Academic Team ... Naismith and John R. Wooden Award Midseason candidate for National Player of the Year ... Paradise Jam All-Tournament ... CoSIDA Academic All-District III ... Naismith Player of the Year preseason candidate ... a preseason Sporting News & Lindy's Magazine All-America ... received an ACC Top-Six for Service Award ... started all 35 games, while averaging 13.8 points, 7.6 rebounds, 3.1 blocks, 2.2 assists and 1.3 steals ... hit a career-best 52.6 percent of her field goals ... ranked 13th nationally with a 3.1 blocks per game average ... notched seven double-doubles and 10 games with double-figure rebounds ... collected a season-high 28 points, five blocks, seven rebounds, two steals and two assists against 17th-ranked North Carolina ... collected five games with 20 or more points ... took six charges ... in the ACC stats, ranked 19th in scoring, seventh in field goal percentage, tied ninth in rebounding and first in blocked shots ... in ACC games only, ranked 18th in scoring (14.6), 14th in field goal percentage (48.5), seventh in rebounding (8.1) and first in blocked shots (3.1).
As a Sophomore (2012-13): Associated Press Third Team All-America, Full Court Third Team All-America ... WBCA Region II nominee for WBCA All-America ... John R. Wooden Award finalist ... ACC Defensive Player of the Year ... All-ACC Defensive Team ... All-ACC Tournament first team ... All-ACC first team ... Naismith and USBWA Midseason candidate for player of the year ... Women of Troy Classic All-Tournament Team ... ACC Player of the Week on Dec. 10 ... averaged 15.2 points, 7.3 rebounds, 3.0 blocks, 1.3 assists and 1.1 steals as she started 32 of 36 games ... ranked eighth nationally in blocks per game (2.97) and 32nd in field goal percentage (50.8) ... scored 20 or more points in seven games ... totaled seven games with 10 or more rebounds ... had six double-doubles ... blocked at least one shot in every contest ... had a team-best 23-game streak of scoring double-figures ... blocked a season-high seven shots against 24th-ranked Nebraska in the NCAA Tournament ... pulled down a season-high 13 rebounds against Clemson and Florida State ... scored a career-high 25 points against Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech ... took eight charges, which was the second-most on the team ... in the ACC stats, ranked fifth in scoring (15.2), 12th in rebounding (7.3), ninth in field goal percentage (50.8) and first in blocked shots (3.0) ... in ACC games only, ranked fourth in scoring (16.1), 10th in rebounding (7.4), first in field goal percentage (54.6) and first in blocks (2.8).
As a Freshman (2011-12): The consensus National Freshman of the Year - earned honors from ESPN.com, USBWA, Basketball Times and Full Court ... Associated Press Third Team All-America, marking the first Duke freshman to earn the award ... Fresno Regional All-Tournament ... WBCA Defensive Player of the Year finalist ... Region II nominee for WBCA All-America ... John R. Wooden Award finalist ... ACC Defensive Player of the Year ... only the third league freshman to earn All-ACC First Team honors ... Naismith midseason candidate for National Player of the Year ... All-ACC Defensive team, All-ACC Freshman team ... ACC Rookie of the Year ... a nine-time ACC Rookie of the Week selection, which tied a league record ... Junkanoo Jam All-Tournament team ... averaged 14.0 points, 7.8 rebounds, 3.5 blocks, 1.6 assists and 1.5 steals ... ranked fifth nationally in blocks per game ... her 116 blocked shots was more than 216 Division I teams ... notched just the fifth triple-double in school history and the first in ACC history with blocked shots at Wake Forest recording 18 points, an ACC-record 12 blocks and 16 rebounds ... registered five double-doubles ... pulled down 10 or more rebounds in eight games ... posted double-figure scoring in the final 19 games of the season ... posted a Duke freshman record with 27 double-figure scoring games ... took six charges ... All-ACC Academic team selection.
Rankings: No. 1 (All Star Girls Report), No. 1 (Collegiate Girls Basketball Report), No. 2 (ESPN HoopGurlz), No. 2 (Blue Star Report)
2011 USA Basketball U19 World Championship Team: Member of the U19 squad that traveled to Puerto, Chile, and won the gold medal ... started 6-of-9 games, while averaging 8.9 points and 5.0 rebounds ... hit 52.3 percent of her field goals ... led her team to an 8-1 overall record.
2010 USA Basketball U17 World Championship Team: Started all eight games and averaged team highs of 13.5 point and 7.6 rebounds ... she totaled a U.S. second-best 2.0 blocks average, while shooting a team-high of 61.8 percent (47-76 FGs) from the field ... among the 12-team field, she ranked 11th overall in scoring and rebounding, second in field goal percentage and third in blocked shots ... led the squad to an 8-0 record and gold medal in Toulouse, France.
2009 USA Basketball U16 National Team: Guided the U16 squad to a 5-0 record at the FIBA Americas Championship and a gold medal in Mexico City ... averaged 13.4 points, 5.2 rebounds and 1.4 blocks ... named tournament MVP.
High School/AAU: 2011 Morgan Wooten National Player of the Year ... a 2010 and 2011 First Team Parade All-America, 2011 USA Today All-USA First Team and 2011 ESPN HoopGurlz All-America selection ... named the Gatorade Player of the Year in the state of Virginia in 2010 and 2011 ... 2011 Associated Press Group AAA State, Virginia H.S. Coaches Association (VHSCA) Group AAA, Eastern Region, Beach District and Virginia-Pilot All-Tidewater Player of the Year ... set a new McDonald's All-America game record with 23 points to go along with a game-high 11 rebounds, two blocks, one steal and one assist in 19 minutes ... named MVP of the McDonald's All-America game ... totaled 20 points, eight rebounds, three blocks and one assist in 29 minutes during the WBCA All-America game, which earned her Red Team MVP accolades ... the 2010 Associated Press Virginia Player of the Year and Beach District Player of the Year ... guided her Princess Anne H.S. squad to Virginia Class AAA state titles in 2011 and 2009 ... her team registered a 120-6 mark during her varsity career ... ranks No. 2 in career blocked shots in Virginia girls history ... averaged 18.9 points, 11.9 rebounds, 5.3 blocks, 3.2 steals and 2.2 assists as senior ... a 2011 First Team All-Beach District, First Team All-Eastern Region and First Team Virginia-Pilot Newspaper All-Tidewater selection ... as a junior, averaged 17.3 points, 10.5 rebounds, 5.5 blocks, 2.7 steals and 2.2 assists ... 2010 ESPN Rise First Team All-America and 2010 USA Today All-USA Third Team selection ... started all 31 games ... totaled season highs of 37 points against Salem on Jan. 12, 2010 and posted 26 rebounds versus Bishop McNamara on Dec. 22, 2009 ... Eastern Region Player of the Year in 2009 and 2010 ... a 2009 All-State First Team honoree and All-Tidewater First team selection ... 2009 Beach District Defensive Player of the Year ... All-Beach District first team selection in 2009... averaged 13.1 points, 11.1 rebounds, 6.7 blocks, 2.1 steals and 1.4 assists as a sophomore ... guided Princess Anne to a 31-1 record and a 3A state title ... shot 51.5 percent from the field ... swatted 172 shots as a sophomore, which was the second-most in Virginia history ... helped Princess Anne to a 29-2 record as a freshman ... plays AAU for Boo Williams since 2008 ... a 2008 Second Team All-Beach District honoree ... Honorable Mention All-Region as a freshman ... ran track & field and was an All-Beach District selection in 2008-09 in the high jump.
Personal: Full name is Elizabeth Olatayo Williams ... born on June 23, 1993 in Colchester, Essex, England ... daughter of Dr. Alex and Margaret Williams ... has one brother, Mark (12) and one sister, Victoria (26) ... member of the high school honor roll each year ... on the Principal's List and received the Cavalier Award in 2007-08 ... earned a 4.19 grade-point average in high school ... selected to the Dean's List at Duke in the Spring of 2012 ... majoring in psychology ... a two-time ACC Honor Roll selection.
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Rent vs. Buy
I would like to ask for some opinions. I know the rent vs. buy question varies greatly depending on where you live. I'm currently a college senior and I'm graduating in June with 30,000 dollars in student loan debt. I live in one of the most expensive parts of the country and home prices are very high. I can live in a very nice apartment for much less than what I would be able to buy the same place for. Should I rent the nice apartment and have the nice lifestyle I want or would I be doing myself a financial disservice? The only houses I would be able to afford in my area are in bad neighborhoods and they're very old and need a lot of work. Property is just very expensive here. But, I know that a lot of people think buying is better no matter what. What are your thoughts?
In case it helps, I'll give some background info. My expected pay for my first job is between 15-20 dollars an hour so I'm not dealing with a very high salary here or any kind of trust fund money. I'm essentially starting with nothing plus the 30k in debt and a BA degree. I do have the option to go to graduate school but the program I'm being offered is 150k and the salaries after are not guaranteed. So, potentially, I could be making more money in the future but I'll also be spending more money due to the high student loan repayments.
The bottom line is I feel like renting would give me a better lifestyle in a nicer place. Buying just might not be for someone in my situation and living where I do. What do you guys think? Thank you for any advice, I appreciate it all.
|Jan 1, 2013, 02:09 PM
I'm a junior so ill be in your shoes in a year. IMO, I wouldn't buy right out of college. With the way the job market is now, you never know if you're going to be laid off, relocated, etc. Its much easier to get up and go if your place is rented. I'd be scared to buy unless you feel absolutely secure where you are for a decent amount if time. Good luck.
|Jan 1, 2013, 02:14 PM
Good news is, mortgage rates will likely never be lower than they are now. Bad news is, mortgage rates will likely never be lower than they are now. With no down payment, buying likely undoable right now. Geographically, where are you? Big difference between expensive in San Francisco, and expensive in Des Moines. Other factors to consider:
1. Do you want to rent to roommates to offset home ownership costs?
2. Is lifestyle more important than ownership? (You mentioned it a couple of times.)
3. Can you defer gratification on lifestyle now, for better lifestyle later? (assuming you can swing a house with little employment history, minimal downpayment, etc.)
4. Watch Suze Orman. The hairstyle sucks, but she has good commonsense advice....
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|Jan 1, 2013, 02:18 PM
If you don't put down 20% down on purchase, you'll be paying a mortgage interest. Ideally your mortgage budget should be less than 30% of your pay. Any more and you won't be able to save for rainy day and for maintenance needed on the house, AC, plumbing, yard work, roof, painting, etc. don't forget yearly property taxes. You also don't have job security which means, if you happen to lose your job in 2-3 years, you'll lose a lot of money in realtor fees and transfer taxes. You might have to owe the bank more than you paid because in the first few years, you pay a higher percentage towards interest. Have I scare you enough yet?
Renting is better for now. If you happen to find a job in another city, you can just pack and leave. Also, renting prevents you from accumulating stuff. Also Zero liability. Advise is to pay most of your student loan first, save towards 20% down payment, establish job security. The market goes in cycles though there are exceptions like living in a major location eg. Next to independence hall, Philadelphia or Central Park, Ny. An exception is there are Rent to buy places. Take it for what it's worth. I am a landlord and my wife's a real estate professor.
|Jan 1, 2013, 02:18 PM
If your folks haven't put you out or haven't redone your room, move back home. Simple as that. Gives you time to try things and not settle for just any job.
When I graduated I got two nice apartments and a car note. Car paid for, but I feel like I'm in the rat race.
|Jan 1, 2013, 02:19 PM
1. No. I want to be able to afford my housing on my own single income.
2. I think lifestyle is more important to me than ownership but long term sustainability is also important to me. I feel like owning would be better in the long term. However, I feel I may be able to rent and invest in other ways in order to help myself in the long term. Roth IRA, broadening my investment portfolio, etc.
3. I'm already graduating at 30 years old. I may not have much leeway in waiting for my home to appreciate enough to the point where I could finally buy a home that's nicer than what I could rent.
4. Indeed, I'll check her out.
|Jan 1, 2013, 02:27 PM
I'd never rent, I just feel the money goes nowhere.
But it all depends on what you want. Do you think you'll be moving a lot in the future? Are you one to settle down in one spot?
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|Jan 1, 2013, 03:09 PM
Your first goal is to pay off the student loans.
Rent for now, but not the cushy apartment you want. The cheap one that is in a decent area and is decent inside.
Pay off debt. Save up for a down payment of at least 20%. Have a steady income. Then you will be ready to buy.
You have no idea where your life will take you, and real estate in SD is expensive.
|Jan 1, 2013, 03:25 PM
|Jan 1, 2013, 03:41 PM
Remember in renting you do not have to deal with maintenance cost or property tax. If something breaks you tel the land lord and they pay to fix it.
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|Jan 1, 2013, 06:28 PM
If you can afford it, definitely buy. I rent my basement out which pays all the bills and most of my property tax. (which I have to pay tomorrow!)
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|Jan 1, 2013, 06:49 PM
Of course I was in my mid 30's when I finally decided to buy. I am not sure I would have been ready to do so right out of college.
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|Jan 1, 2013, 08:17 PM
Most of this thread is moot as the OP almost certainly wouldn't be able to get a mortgage, and he/she doesn't have the cash or income to buy a home outright.
|Jan 1, 2013, 08:19 PM
Southern California real estate has spent so much time upside-down over the last 20 years. You don't want to get stuck with a house that's worth less than you paid for it
|Jan 1, 2013, 08:22 PM
To the OP: Unless you're in an area where real estate is appreciating significantly, buying will saddle you with a burden that may be very hard to get out of. So I recommend that you rent an apartment in a safe area. That way, you'll have no long-term commitment. If you can find a roommate to defray costs, all the better, though that can be challenging. Work out a specific plan and budget that will let you live comfortably, begin to pay off your debt, and hopefully even save a bit.
|Jan 1, 2013, 08:47 PM
for the record, used to live in Escondido. if you have to pay PMI, you should not be buying. VA loan was the only reason i was able to buy at the time. windows, siding, roof, etc... there are lots of extra expenses involved with owning a home. if you own it, you have to maintain it.
get free, save lots, rent for now, buy when you are ready. best of luck.
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|Jan 1, 2013, 09:37 PM
Dont buy for the sake of buying. There is absolutely nothing wrong with renting unless you have a nice down payment. If you dont have a good chunk on down payment, 80% (i dont have the exact percentage but im sure its around there) of your mortgage is going towards interest alone.
|Jan 1, 2013, 10:14 PM
Absolutely agree about paying off your debts substantially before considering buying a home. You will have much better luck with a mortgage showing a good repayment history. I don't see mortgage rates moving much in the next couple of years. Too many economic issues to be resolved... though I suspect there will be some short rises, followed by some drops. At least a year, probably 2 or 3 years. I'm not a real estate pro - but I have had a knack for predicting trends in the past.
Also - and maybe this is a Canadian thing - but when you are ready to buy, consider a condo. You get the predictability of fixed payments for repairs and maintenance - which is done by somebody else, unless inside your unit. Plus, you get to start building home equity.
Also know that when and if you get a mortgage the absolute best thing you can do is to make every single privilege payment (extra payments to the capital portion) you can afford in the 1st year. The 2nd best thing is to make privilege payments in the 2nd year. Those payments, even if small, are amplified hugely over the next 10 or 20 years - and will have more effect on getting out from under the mortgage early.
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|Jan 1, 2013, 10:21 PM
Don't buy in a bad area unless it's on the way up. You're better off saving for a better property you won't have to move out of in a few years. Buying and selling costs are very high.
|Jan 1, 2013, 11:14 PM
I recommend getting those loans taken care of first as well.
I'm in San Diego, I'm not sure where you're looking but there are some reasonably cheap places to rent if you don't mind a small 800ish square foot 1 bedroom apartment. I was living in a 1 bedroom in Normal Heights for $800 / mo. Now I'm in a 2 bedroom house for $1500... North Park, Normal Heights, University is a nice community, and is decently priced.
|Jan 1, 2013, 11:19 PM
I am a fan of buying, as I never saw the point in paying someone for a place to live that I would not/could not ever own. With that being said, in your situation, I would follow Koodauw's advice.
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|Jan 1, 2013, 11:21 PM
It's about life as well. If buying is so expensive that your lifestyle suffers so much you don't enjoy it as much, then rent. You want money to travel, to go out, to spend on iPhones..
|Jan 1, 2013, 11:28 PM
Rent the cheapest place you can find (and live comfortably) and get yourself out of debt. Then start saving for the down payment on a house.
If you hate renting that's good....it's a terrible use of money. But piling up debt in the name of avoiding paying rent is just as silly. Let that desire to buy be your motivation to get rid of the debt ASAP. Get a 2nd job if necessary.
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Ronnie Battle and the rest of Kinston Post 43 spent Friday enjoying the day off.
After all, it was well earned.
Will Deters was lights out in a spot start, and Ryan Cobb and Dylan Puchalski each homered as Kinston topped host Winsdor Post 37 9-2 on Thursday to take sole possession of second place in the Area I East Division and go 4-1 on its key five-game road trip.
"It was a grueling, tough road swing for sure. We were fortunate to go 4-1," Battle said. "That speaks volumes of the character and the coming together of this team. I'll take that anytime."
Deters got the start in place of scheduled starter Caleb Kearney, who missed the game due to a work conflict, and gave Battle more than he asked for.
Deters, a rising senior at Kinston High, gave up two earned runs on 10 hits, struck out seven and walked none in the complete-game win for his first victory and start of the season.
The right-hander only ran a full count to one batter after the sixth inning.
"I needed it. There's no doubt I needed it. I needed it bad," said Battle, whose pitching staff was taxed after playing three games in the previous two days.
"It was a big lift, a shot in the arm that got us up off the mat."
Cobb went 2-for-4 with a two-run home run, scored four runs, walked twice and stole a base, and Puchalski went 2-for-5 with three RBIs and added another two-run shot.
Brett Davis also went 2-for-5 in Post 43's fourth game in three days.
Kinston (9-4, 6-2) was able to gather itself after falling 7-1 at Wilson Post 13 on Wednesday. In that game Post 43 committed five errors. On Thursday, it played perfect defense.
The loss came a day after the team went to Mount Olive and swept Wayne County Post 11 in a pair of seven-inning games.
Battle felt going into the game at Wilson there could be the possibility of a letdown after seeing how hard his team played the night before.
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But the team, which travels to Albemarle-Elizabeth City Post 84 on Sunday, rallied back on Thursday to salvage the road trip.
"They had enough strength and enough courage to get back up (for Windsor)," Battle said. "They were ready to go last night. Played like game busters."
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The project looks at best practices applied in published grammars and formulate a general XML-schema from them. Legacy grammars can then be converted to this schema. Looking forward, the project also aims at providing a software platform for prospective grammar writers, where an easy way to write standards-compliant grammars will be provided. The ultimate goal is a convergence between legacy and future grammars, which can be queried at the same time.
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PHILADELPHIA – A year later, back in the NCAA Tournament, Creighton's Ethan Wragge vividly remembers the play that transformed him from anonymous sharpshooter to reviled hatchet man in the eyes of some North Carolina basketball fans.
Kendall Marshall was dribbling through the Bluejays' pressing defense.
What happened next – Wragge's foul on the driving Marshall, who then broke his wrist while trying to brace his fall to the court – became both memorable and contentious.
Here's how the Creighton forward described it Saturday, as his team prepared to meet Duke in tonight's Midwest Region matchup at Wells Fargo Center.
"He had a pretty wide-open layup and he was just changing sides of the court," Wragge said. "His momentum was carrying him right. I was coming over to try to make sure that we didn't give up an easy layup and get down even more.
"When you're momentum's carrying you like that, that's how it happened. It was nothing malicious. When you catch yourself like that, you can hurt yourself."
Wragge scored nine points that night as North Carolina defeated Creighton 87-73 at Greensboro Coliseum.
Meanwhile, Marshall's broken wrist left the Tar Heels without their indispensible distributor and floor leader in their Sweet 16 victory against Ohio and Elite Eight loss to Kansas.
And in certain circles, that injury – which ultimately ended the two-season college career of Marshall, who jumped to the NBA – cast Wragge as the villain who derailed a potential national championship run.
He said when Creighton's return flight landed in Omaha, Neb., he felt the varying reaction online. He was despised by some. To others, though, he was a sympathetic figure.
"There was a lot of mentions on my Twitter account, from North Carolina fans upset," Wragge said. "And then there was a lot of Omaha people who were supportive. It was both sides.
"I didn't say anything for a bit. I just tried to let it slide by. It was a month-long thing."
Wragge said he hasn't contacted Marshall about the play. He said Creighton coach Greg McDermott did speak with North Carolina coach Roy Williams on the subject.
"It was a play on the ball," Wragge said. "I hope everyone can see that now."
A junior this season, Wragge provides production off the bench as Creighton's sixth man. His 78 buckets from 3-point range lead the team. He hit four 3s Friday in the Bluejays' NCAA Tournament opener, a 67-63 victory against Cincinnati.
He also has dealt with his own wrist injury, suffering two bone bruises against Drake in the Missouri Valley Conference, the result of a fall to the court similar to Marshall's.
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After all, Creighton is playing Duke, the Tar Heels' archrival.
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Army under secretary: With or without sequestration, DoD will shrink
Wednesday - 8/8/2012, 8:26pm EDT
Even if Congress finds a way to avoid sequestration, the Pentagon will still have to downsize, said Army Under Secretary Joseph Westphal.
"I think we all realize that as our combat operations slow down and come to an end eventually, that everything we've done to grow our defense system to address these combat operations will have to change," Westphal said in an interview on Pentagon Solutions with Francis Rose.
The Budget Control Act passed a year ago makes automatic, across-the-board cuts worth $1.2 trillion during the next decade and take effect in January. This process, also called sequestration, would make half of those cuts to DoD spending.
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The sequestration cuts would be "devastating," Westphal said, particularly to an already-shrinking DoD. The sequestration cuts would be in addition to DoD's $487 billion in previously-planned cuts during the same time period.
But unless the legislative branch finds a way to avert the cuts, the DoD must comply with it, he said.
"This is a big ship called the Department of Defense, and it's hard to turn that ship so quickly. So, it's not a matter of unwillingness. It's a matter of, do we have enough time to make the reductions in such a fast time slot that we can do it in a way that doesn't undermine security of this country?" Westphal said.
Last week, officials from the Office of Management and Budget and the Pentagon said they were beginning to develop fallback plans in case sequestration does go into effect — although details of these plans and which programs would be affected are sketchy.
This week Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said there will not be another round of base closures in 2013.
"I was asked by some of my budgeters whether we should put a dollar sign in the budget for BRAC, and I told them not to waste their time. We had to put it forward, have to make the argument. But I understand why it's so tough [for Congress]. But it's an important debate we have to have, and frankly, it's not going away," Panetta said.
The Army just finished a "very big BRAC" — or base realignment and closure, so the service does not have many surplus installations, Westphal said.
However, the circumstances could be different with the other services, he added.
When it comes to the timing of BRAC, Westphal said, "I think it's a matter of fine-tuning this and working with Congress when it is comfortable with a [BRAC] commission," he said.
Westphal expanded on Panetta's comment that the timing was not right for another round of BRAC next year.
"I think what the secretary is reflecting is that the politics of the day, we're in an election year, we'll be soon in a post-election year," Westphal said.
Often, it takes at least a year to put together a BRAC commission, Westphal said.
"But eventually there will be something to reduce some of the costs of this pretty large infrastructure that we have," he said.
The Army is in the midst of cutting 8,700 civilian positions by this October. The uniformed workforce is also downsizing "significantly" and the Army will "probably see some further reduction on the reserve component," Westphal said.
At the same time, one area of potential workforce growth is in the area of mental health as the department increasingly recognizes the need to get rid of the stigma and treat post-traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuries.
"PTSD or traumatic brain injury, although you can't see them, is no different from a gunshot wound. If you have a gunshot wound, you're not going to say, 'No, I need to be in the front lines, no matter what,'" Westphal said.
The impact of the overall workforce shrinkage will be more competition to rise up the ranks.
"You're going to be competing with more highly qualified majors to become a lieutenant colonel and lieutenant colonels to become a colonel. But it's going to become more of a premium and it's going to become more important to be better and to be great at what you do, and that's important to the country to have the best military possible," he said.
Westphal also said he worries that younger people will not want to join the service. "If you hear a lot of dialogue coming out of this city, it will be hard to be attracted to government service," he said.
Cutbacks must be done with a "great sensitivity to timing," he said. He advocates reducing the force through attrition and once the economy has bounced back.
"Nobody wants to see across-the-board cuts. Nobody wants to see reductions in the workforce that don't make sense in terms of the responsibilities that we have, and that's both on the contractor side as well as the civilian said," Westphal said.
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Photorific is a premium WordPress theme great for photography and portfolio websites but can also be used for other projects.
With Photorific, you can set as many background images as you want for every page, post, & portfolio item. The image will be automatically stretched to fit the users browser. This theme also comes with a color picker, 30+ shortcodes, 3 widgets, an AJAX contact form, unlimited sidebars and much more. You can also choose your own fonts for regular text, and choose from 7 preinstalled cufon fonts.
All Theme Features
- Fullscreen Background Image Slideshow (Upload unlimited images for each page/post/portfolio item)
- Custom Background Image(s) for every page/post/portfolio item
- Black and White Navigation Style (Choose the style you want from the admin panel)
- Slideshow Options
- Slideshow On/Off
- Display images randomly or in order
- Slide effect (fade, slide right, slide left, slide top and more)
- Slide Interval Time
- Slide Transition Time
- Pause On Hover On/Off (pauses slideshow when user hovers image if set to on)
- Image Protect On/Off (disable right clicks and image dragging)
- Keyboard Nav On/Off (use keys to navigate through images)
- Set slideshow performance options
- Lightbox Options
- Easily Change Lightbox Theme From Within Admin Panel
- Lightbox Gallery (go through images through lightbox by clicking arrows/thumbnaills)
- Allow/Dissallow Image Resize
- Show/Hide Lightbox Title
- Change Opacity
- Default Image Width
- Default Image Height
- Custom Post Type for Portfolio
- Custom Post Type for Gallery
- 4 Portfolio Layouts (1, 2, 3 and 4 columns)
- Choose Your Own Colors With Color Picker
- Navigation Links Colors
- Search bar background/text color
- Logo Color
- Text color, link color, headings color (h1, h2, h3)
- Much more..
- Font Settings
- Choose font family for text
- Choose font for navigation/headings (cufon)
- Change font sizes for text, header items and more
- 7 Cufon Fonts Installed
- 30+ Shortcodes (Blog, Buttons, Columns, etc)
- 3 Custom Widgets (Recent Posts, Popular Posts, Flickr)
- prettyPhoto Lightbox (with video support) for portfolio
- Unlimited Sidebars
- Compatible on all major browsers
- Threaded Comments
- Enable/Disable Footer
- Enable/Disable search bar
- Google Analytics
- PSDs Included for easy editing
Note: As of version 2.0 portfolio/gallery pages are created differently (you'll need to change portfolio pages to the new portfolio and gallery template) I've updated the documentation with more detailed information on how to do this.
Version 3.0 – November 10th, 2011
- Updated some Internet Explorer styling issues (logo spacing and drop down menu fixed)
Version 2.3.1 – August, 20th, 2011
- Fixed homepage slider limit
Version 2.3 – June 20th, 2011
- Updated Fullscreen Slideshow Script which contains fix for iPhone/iPad + IE7/8.
Version 2.2.1 – June 8th, 2011
- Fixed search
Version 2.2 – May 3rd, 2011
- Fixed another IE bug for slideshows
Version 2.1 – April 24th, 2011
- Homepage & subpage slideshow now works on IE 7+
Version 2.0.2 – April 13th, 2011
- Fixed gallery page template (important fix if using the gallery)
Version 2.0.1 – April 6, 2011
- Color Picker bug fixed
Version 2.0 – April 1, 2011
- Added ability for multiple portfolio and gallery categories
- Fixed navigation loading/display option
- Added support for admin bar


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Limestone Uses a Pair of Late Runs to Sneak Past Baseball 4-2 in Series Finale; Lyon and Gray Go Back-to-Back in Loss
March 13, 2011
Story Courtesy of Limestone Sports Information
GAFFNEY, S.C. Freshman leftfielder Chad Balderman (Irmo, S.C.) came through with a two-out, two-run single in the bottom of the seventh inning to break a 2-2 tie as No. 23 Limestone College (16-9, 5-3) took 2-of-3 games from Pfeiffer University (13-13, 6-3) over the weekend after squeaking out a 4-2 win Sunday afternoon at Bob Prevatte Field.
Trailing 2-0 with three and a half innings in the books, Limestone started the comeback trail with a single run in the fourth as senior second baseman Micah Robinson (DeLand, Fla.) plated a run with a two-out RBI infield dribbler, cutting the margin to 2-1. LC loaded the sacks after junior first baseman Jake Rierson (Oak Ridge, N.C.) worked a full count walk but could not capitalize as a long fly ball by senior DH Josh Troutman (North Augusta, S.C.) stranded all three runners.
Two innings later, the Saints used a perfectly executed suicide squeeze by Rierson to knot the game at 2-2, scoring Balderman who led the stanza off with double that split the left center gap. In the top of the seventh, junior rightfielder Jeremy Peed (Roxboro, N.C.) helped maintain the tied ballgame after making a beautiful sliding catch on a ball that was hooking towards the rightfield line. The defensive gem proved to be huge as the Falcons eventually placed runners on first and second before Saints reliever Andrew Thompson (DeLand, Fla.) forced an infield pop to retire the side.
The Blue and Gold used that momentum to break through with two runs in the bottom of the frame after junior third baseman Zach Howard (Mocksville, N.C.) and junior centerfielder Al Benson (Cherryville, N.C.) started the stanza with a pair of singles. Senior shortstop David Christy (Greenville, S.C.) then placed down a textbook sacrifice bunt to move the runners over before Balderman pulled the ball through the left side an out later to score both runners. Sophomore closer Cameron Culp (Gaffney, S.C.) then worked around a pair of runners to record his fifth save of the season as Limestone pulled out the come-from-behind 4-2 victory.
To start the game, both starting pitchers had to dance out of early jams to preserve a scoreless affair. In the bottom of the first, the Saints put runners on the corners with no outs before Pfeiffers John McDaniel (Mocksville, N.C.) buckled down and retired the next two batters to get out of danger. Limestone hurler Matt Crisp (Gastonia, N.C.) then escaped unscathed after loading the bases in the top of the second, forcing a harmless dribbler to the mound to maintain the 0-0 tie.
That changed with two outs in the Falcons half of the third, however, as Preston Lyon (Gastonia, N.C.) and Jon Gray (Granite Falls, N.C.) combined to hit back-to-back jacks, pushing the visitors out to a 2-0 lead. Crisp settled down after that, working around one-out singles in the fourth and sixth and a leadoff double in the fifth to help set up the late inning heroics by Balderman.
Jacob Yates (Blairs, Va.) lead the Falcons with two hits, including a double, while Lyon and Grays solo homeruns accounted for the visitors two runs. McDaniel was saddled with a complete game loss after allowing four runs on 11 hits and a pair of walks. He sat down six by way of strikeout.
Thompson earned the win out of the bullpen after pitching 1.1 scoreless innings, allowing only a walk while striking out two. Although it was a no-decision for Crisp, he pitched a strong 6.2 innings as he allowed only the two runs on seven hits and two walks while fanning two. With the save, Culp moved into third all-time in school history with five saves during a season. He needs three more saves to tie Brandon Moore for the most saves (8) in a single season.
Benson led LC with a 3-for-4 effort at the plate while Balderman finished with two RBIs behind a single and a double. Christy and Micah Robinson tallied two hits and Robinson collected an RBI while junior catcher Joe Maloney (Aston, Pa.) chipped in a hit.