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Italian President Giorgio Napolitano on Saturday ruled out standing down early to make way for new parliamentary elections, following the failure of attempts to form a government this week.
Napolitano, whose term ends on May 15, spoke after news reports suggested he might resign to get around constitutional provisions which prevent a president dissolving parliament and calling elections in the final months of his mandate.
The 87-year-old told reporters he would continue his efforts to break the deadlock since inconclusive elections last month that left no group able to form a government.
"I will continue until the last day of my mandate to do as my sense of national responsibility suggests, without hiding from the country the difficulties that I am still facing," he told reporters at his Quirinale palace.
He said he would ask two small groups of experts to formulate proposals for institutional and social and economic reforms that could be supported by all political parties.
But he acknowledged that he had limited scope to force the divided parties to find a way out of political situation that he said was "frozen between irreconcilable positions".
Napolitano met leaders of the main parties on Friday to try to find a way out of the stalemate, which has created deep uncertainty just as the Cyprus banking crisis has revived fears about the stability of the euro zone.
However with all of the three main groups in parliament clinging to entrenched positions that have prevented a majority being formed in parliament, hopes of a solution that would prevent the need to go back to the polls have faded.
Centre-left leader Pier Luigi Bersani, whose party controls the lower house but does not have a majority in the Senate, failed to win enough support to form a government from any of the other parties during a week of talks.
He rejected demands by centre-right leader Silvio Berlusconi for a cross-party coalition deal that would give the scandal-plagued former prime minister a share in power and the right to decide Napolitano's successor.
Both Berlusconi's group and the populist 5-Star Movement led by ex-comic Beppe Grillo have also ruled out a new technocrat government like the one led by outgoing Prime Minister Mario Monti, blocking what appears to be the only other option.
With investors mindful of the 2011 debt crisis that brought down Berlusconi's last government, the gridlock has fed worries about Italy's ability to confront an economic crisis that has fuelled rising social tensions and disillusion with its political class.
Napolitano's pledge to stay on appears to rule out the threat of a power vacuum with weeks of uncertainty until new elections, which would have to be called within 70 days of parliament being dissolved.
He stressed that Prime Minister Mario Monti retained full authority at the head of a caretaker administration until a new government can be formed.
Whether or not that can happen, parliament will soon have to begin preparations to vote for a new president either to oversee the first steps of a new government or early elections.
The election of the head of state, by a joint sitting of parliament and representatives from the regions, is likely to cause another bitter fight between the three main blocs which have become increasingly hostile to each other since the election.
A person close to the situation told Reuters on Saturday that Napolitano had considered resigning and the apparently coordinated leak of his thinking to newspapers may have been a move to increase pressure on the parties to secure a deal.
With bond markets closed for the Easter break, investors have been left on the sidelines but a poorly received auction of mid- and long-term debt last week underlined the danger if the crisis drags on.
Italy has been in deep recession for more than a year, with record unemployment, especially among the young and a 2-trillion-euro ($2.6-trillion) public debt that is dangerously exposed to swings on international bond markets.
Economy Minister Vittorio Grilli, responding to questions about market rumours of a ratings downgrade, told reporters on Thursday he had no knowledge of any imminent decision by Moody's to cut Italy's sovereign debt rating.
Moody's already rates Italy only two notches above "junk" grade, partly due to the uncertain political outlook.
On Tuesday night NATO has announced that it will allow Israel to open a permanent office at its headquarters in Brussels
Kenyan authorities have uncovered a terror cell Linked to ISIL that is suspected of plotting a "biological attack" on the East African nation and recruiting university students to Libya and Syria.
An Albanian court has sentenced nine defendants to jail sentences of up to 18 years on Tuesday for recruiting people to fight in Syria's civil war.
Agreement 'is continuing to fray, particularly in some areas in and around Aleppo', White House cautions
ISIL had briefly overtaken Tel Skuf in 2014, but town later fell back into hands of peshmerga forces
New data says Sub-Saharan region feeling effects of drought, commodity price shocks
ISIL militants killed a U.S. Navy SEAL in northern Iraq on Tuesday after blasting through Kurdish defenses and overrunning a town in the biggest offensive in the area for months, officials said.
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Republican front-runner Trump is expected to clinch party's nomination in California primary in June
WhatsApp asked for reconsideration of ruling that saw the blocking of the app across Brazil
Yosef Haim Ben David who was the ringleader who burned a Palestinian teen has been sentenced life in jail and was also sentenced to an additional 20 years for other crimes
'As many as 30,000 newly displaced individuals may arrive in Makhmur over the coming weeks as the military offensive continues,' UNHCR says
'There has been a dramatic increase in detention of children since October 2015,' says UN High Commissioner for Human Rights spokeswoman
Report says most violations came during Jewish holiday of Passover
The talks will focus on 'how the conditions for a continuation of the peace talks in Geneva can be met, as well as how a reduction of violence and an improvement in the humanitarian situation in Syria can be achieved'
European Commission, the executive arm of the 28-nation EU, will say Turkey must still implement further measures in order to access the passportless Schengen area without visas by June


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i saw this on the news the other day. the parents were a lion and tiger. it makes no sense since a lion and tiger are natural enemies...hmmm...
look how HUGE it is... and it's still a baby!!! it's only 3 years old!
On a typical day he will devour 200 lb of meat, usually beef or chicken, and is capable of eating 100lb at a single setting. At just three years old, Hercules already weighs half a ton.
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The non-smoking, three-story Best Western offers 60 rooms with alarm clocks, coffeemakers, microwaves, refrigerators, Wi-Fi access and free local calls. Start your day at the hotel's complimentary breakfast. Later, enjoy a summertime dip in the seasonal outdoor pool. The fitness room is furnished with cardio equipment to get your heart pumping. The business center offers copy, fax and print services and has a computer for guests' use. Parking is free. Free casino shuttle service is available.
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The hotel is located off I-35, near the Oklahoma/Texas border, four miles south of downtown Thackerville. There is a casino within walking distance — lucky guests. There are a few dining options surrounding the hotel. The deals at Gainesville Prime Outlet Mall are six miles from the hotel. The Frank Buck Zoo is 15 minutes away. Golfers are a half-mile from WinStar Golf Course. The hotel is 69 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
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Priceline guests rave about the "super comfortable" beds at the "quiet and pleasant" Best Western Red River Inn & Suites and really appreciate the location close to the WinStar Casino.
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Hotel Guest Reviews of the BEST WESTERN Red River Inn & SuitesOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
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Verified Hotel Guest from Mckinney, TX
February 3, 2016
February 3, 2016
Clean and staff was very friendly
Michael from Wilson, OK
November 30, 2015
November 30, 2015
The room key didn't work... I had to make 4 trips upstairs before they finally switched rooms with a key that wood work... then when we came back from the casino at 3:00 am... The key wouldn't again..
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November 27, 2015
November 27, 2015
This guest did not leave comments about this hotel.
Theresa from Alamo, TX
October 29, 2015
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October 29, 2015
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The breakfast was not worth rating. A coffee machine gave out lousy coffee and the selection was dull.
Jason from The Colony, TX
October 5, 2015
October 5, 2015
I am proud there was a room left it was my bday celebration and we decided to head to Thackerville at the last minute.
The shuttle took longer than expected but i guess that had nothing to do with the hotel.
Brian from Hurst, TX
August 29, 2015
August 29, 2015
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Marion from Corpus Christi, TX
August 22, 2015
August 22, 2015
Sheets did not look clean ,mattress was horrible you could feel all the springs.
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July 29, 2015
July 29, 2015
It was close to the casino, beds were comfortable, staff was friendly.
Peggy from Woodway, TX
July 13, 2015
July 13, 2015
Location was good
Beds terrible!
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July 9, 2015
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There is really no nice way to put this - in the previous five years, the Big Nine has served the Greater Spokane a large slice of humble pie when it comes to football playoffs.
More precisely, the Big Nine has handed the GSL its lunch 10 times in 12 first-round games the last five years.
The GSL gets another chance to turn the tables tonight in four qualifying games.
The first time the large schools went to a qualifying round was last year and the Big Nine won three games. Three times in the four years prior to that, when there were just two first-round games, the GSL was 0-2.
Only Gonzaga Prep in 1993 got through the two rounds against Big Nine teams. Last year, Mead won twice but, hampered by the effects of Ice Storm, couldn't hold off Richland in the quarterfinals.
The Big Nine has used its success against the GSL to reach the state championship game three years in a row - Walla Walla (1994), Kamiakin (1995) and Richland (1996).
Gonzaga Prep is the only GSL team to make the state title game and the Bullpups' last appearance was in 1987.
Tickets for the games at Albi and CV are $6 for adults, $4 for students with ASB cards.
Both games from Spokane will be on the radio. The Score, KTRW 970-AM, is carrying the game from Albi. KKPL, 630-AM, has the CV game. Broadcasts start at 5:45.
Richland vs. Gonzaga Prep
The Bombers were third out of the Big Nine last year and made the state championship game. They were expected to battle for the league title with Kamiakin and Walla Walla this year.
Richland opened the season by beating the Braves and Blue Devils, then promptly lost three straight. The Bombers needed help the last weekend to qualify.
All-State receiver Josh Jelmberg, who has 194 career receptions, is Richland's main threat.
The Bombers know they have to stop G-Prep's Kevin O'Connell, but everyone in the GSL knew that and he won the league rushing title.
Wenatchee vs. Central Valley
The Panthers are making their first playoff appearance since 1980 while the Bears are making their third straight appearance.
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Teams have had more success running than passing against the Panthers, and if the Bears are successful running with Tyree Clowe, quarterback Chad Adamson could have a big day for CV.
Lewis and Clark vs. Kamiakin
The Braves were supposed to be the Big Nine's best, but lost crucial games to Richland and Pasco. Kamiakin is strong against the run, which puts pressure on LC quarterback Darryl Lockridge if Pete Flatt and Nick Spurgetis are going to have any success running.
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|November 14, 2012 12:00 PM EST
REDMOND, Wash., and WASHINGTON, Nov. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The American Public Human Services Association (APHSA), in coordination with Microsoft Corp., today released the results of a new survey of health and human services departments and agencies nationwide. The report, "A Promising Future for HHS Transformation — The Real Impact of IT System Modernization," includes survey findings that identify the expectations, strategies and practices that health and human services (HHS) agencies use for the planning, acquisition and implementation of their information technology (IT) systems.
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APHSA and Microsoft surveyed 67 agency program leaders from 35 states at various stages of modernizing their HHS IT systems, from those who have implemented solutions for eligibility determination and benefit issuance, case management, and online self-service to those who had not yet modernized. The survey focuses on capturing the agencies' experience with organizational transformation planning efforts, the agencies' system life-cycle challenges, and the impact and benefits the agencies experienced from IT modernization. The results revealed that with dynamic executive leadership, due diligence and solid program management practices, departments are seeing incremental benefits expected of IT modernization, but a number of challenges remain. With those challenges, a bright path exists to achieve the desired business benefits for transformation through the promise of today's technology.
The key takeaways from the survey are as follows:
- Forty-three percent of agencies have implemented a new HHS IT system within the past 10 years.
- Fifty-seven percent have not modernized, yet most (55 percent) plan to do so over the next three to five years.
- Nineteen percent of respondents had no plans to modernize, mainly due to lack of funding.
- Of the states planning to modernize, approximately 22 percent are very likely to consider the cloud for future system deployment.
- Forty percent of agencies surveyed experienced an implementation timeframe of more than three years when implementing a new system. Long timeframes generally correlate to agencies with a larger number of business rules and practices to re-engineer complex IT environments with multiple legacy systems, requiring extensive training and support. States with larger constituent populations also report longer implementation timeframes, but the programs themselves (e.g., Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, Child Welfare, etc.) did not have a direct correlation.
Benefits and Expectations
- State agencies planning to modernize (55 percent) expect a new system to meet about 63 percent of their needs in the areas of customer-centricity, improved self-service and improved decision-making.
A full report and APHSA webinar on the survey findings can be found at http://www.aphsa.org.
Of the states that modernized, 100 percent cited the need to extend system functionality with nondevelopers, and 80 percent felt the amount of required customization and interoperability across programs and systems was not in line with expectations. These deficiencies were perceived as factors that lead to project delays and contract and scope modifications.
"State human service agencies average spending $40 million over a three-year implementation timeframe, but the time has never been more opportune to benefit from IT advances to achieve the mission of HHS agencies," said Tracy Wareing, APHSA executive director. "As an organization, we are committed to sharing best practices with one another to ensure that human service agencies are achieving the outcomes we seek."
Modernization Best Practices
The agencies surveyed also outlined the reasons for their successes, as well as key learnings on the planning and implementation of HHS IT systems:
- Leadership and effective cross-boundary communication is a bedrock requirement to effectively leverage technology. Today's technology can help facilitate effective communication throughout and across organizations. However, it can only do so when organizations define clear goals for communication and work together to support implementation of the technical tools.
- Technology must be nimble and responsive to change. HHS environments are dynamic and changing rapidly. IT solutions must be able to adapt effectively to this constant change.
- Gaining cost efficiencies requires the use of benchmarks and measurement. IT deployments are long-term projects, typically taking years to complete. To ensure that projects stay on track and focused on the original, key deliverables, it is critical to define benchmarks and track against them.
"Many states are taking a forward-thinking and visionary approach to transforming their programs and modernizing IT systems," said Laura Caliguiri, managing director, U.S. Public Sector Health and Human Services, Microsoft. "Human services agencies are leveraging technology advancements and best practices, enabling an incremental strategy to ensure immediate benefits from the new systems and are able to accommodate policy and program changes."
States Achieving Intended Benefits of IT Modernization Efforts
IT can play a pivotal role in government redesign, delivering on strategies to connect systems and streamline data to eliminate redundancies, reduce costs and increase efficiencies of HHS, and several states are already seeing improved outcomes due to these advancements.
Florida's Office of Early Learning and the Tennessee Department of Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (DIDD) are using Microsoft Dynamics CRM, a customer relationship management solution that can improve access, quality and efficiency in the financing and delivery of HHS programs. By building a foundation that can be configured to work the way an agency needs it to, whether it is on-premises or in the cloud, to help streamline processes, reduce costs, and improve staff productivity and citizen service, agencies and case workers have access to enhanced visibility, streamlined processes, and improved coordination and outcomes.
Florida's Office of Early Learning is working with HP to deliver the Early Learning Information System (ELIS), built on Microsoft Dynamics CRM, for the enhancement of the state's early learning programs. ELIS is a consolidated information system that manages the early learning programs used by 300,000 Florida families whose children attend the Voluntary Prekindergarten Education and School Readiness programs. The benefits of ELIS will include streamlined administrative processes, reduced potential for fraud and overpayments, data-sharing capabilities across multiple stakeholders, and easy access to child care resource and referral information.
The Tennessee DIDD selected Microsoft Dynamics CRM and Mid-America Consulting Group to help the organization operate more effectively with greater transparency, greater accountability and reduced costs — ultimately delivering greater value for the taxpayer. Most important, the Tennessee DIDD hopes to provide greater protection and significantly improve the lives of the people and families who depend on its services.
More information on states achieving the intended benefits of IT modernization can be found here.
About APHSA
APHSA is a bipartisan, nonprofit organization representing appointed state and local health and human service agency commissioners. APHSA is the only association of the nation's top government human service executives, including states, the District of Columbia, and the territories, their key state program managers, and hundreds of county-level human service directors nationwide.
About Microsoft
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
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The so called Panama Papers have taken the financial world by storm, 2.6 terabytes of information with 11 million files have caused much concern across the world. It is of so much concern that one head of state, the Prime Minister of Iceland, Sigmund...
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Enzo Oddo repeats Aubade direct, ~9a+by Björn Pohl - UKC May/2011
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Enzo Oddo, 16, has made the first repeat of Aubade direct, ~9a/+, at Sainte-Victoire in southern France.
The route was put up by Gérôme Pouvreau last fall. This was Enzo's second of the grade, the first one being the slightly more famous Biographie at Céüse. On his blog, Enzo says he has no doubts about this one being 9a+, and adds that he has spent several sessions on it before doing any moves. The route can be described as an 8c+, then a not so comfortable rest and then a fingery ~7C+/8Aish crux, followed by a slabby finish.
Gérôme hasn't been lazy lately either, with many first ascents including Le complexe du playboy, another ~9a/+ at Lourmarin.
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Some pieces of fabric are just too beautiful to throw away. Particularly those that someone has spent hours embroidering by hand.
That's the way Elizabeth Berge feels. She's been upcycling pieces of vintage, retro and unwanted fabric for four years now.
Rather than thinking of something she wants to make, she takes a piece of fabric and wonders what she could turn it into.
The small craft business she runs from her Mt Wellington home studio is now quite profitable, but it takes a lot of work to make it so. Some weekends she spends both Saturday and Sunday selling her work at craft markets.
"It means you don't get a weekend off to do nothing," she says.
But the benefits of being able to slot her weekday work in around her family life make it all worthwhile.
Her business, Zippity DooDah, all started with a zip.
Mrs Berge worked in the fashion industry after completing her bachelor of design at Whitecliffe.
She noticed the number of zips that were left over after a big order was completed.
"Once they're dyed a certain colour and cut to a certain length, they're not much use to anyone else."
She was playing with a leftover zip and twirled it into a flower shape, which she started wearing as a brooch on her coat.
"People would ask me where I got it from. Then someone suggested I make them and sell them at Craftbomb.
"They were really popular and it grew from there."
She turns old army blankets into teddy bears; woollen blankets into hot water bottle covers and vintage tea tray linen into festive bunting.
"It's getting harder to get the blankets. My great-grandfather had the contract to supply Auckland Hospital with blankets, so Mum had a stash of them which she passed on."
People occasionally turn up on her doorstep or at a market with a pile of fabric or zips they want to give to her.
Her owl-shaped doorstops are made from old upholstery fabric sample books.
She finds it hard to walk past an op-shop or a piece of fabric that might otherwise be thrown away, particularly if it is decorated with needlework.
"I appreciate how much hard work has gone into it. If it's stained I'll cut around the mark and use the best part."
She makes toy rabbits and bears, each wearing an outfit made of upcycled embroidered linen.
She says it's a way for families to pass on a tiny piece of history.
Something made by great-grandma becomes part of a toy for a new great-grandchild.
Search for ZippityDooDah on Facebook or go to felt.co.nz to find Mrs Berge's work.
Gaining traction and shifting up a gear
It's still early days for Shelley Dunn but after just two years the 28-year-old's label, shelley d, is already gaining traction.
She is part of a collective of artists called Six which has a shop on Ponsonby Rd and she's a regular at the City Designer's Market on High St.
Her collection of contemporary women's clothing, leather jewellery and bags is hand-made in her Panmure home.
The living room has become her workroom and the lounge furniture and her computer have been relegated to the spare bedroom.
Fortunately her husband is in IT, so she's got a live-in web designer to help sell her work online.
"I think that's the way retail is going. In the next year or so I want to really develop my online business and continue doing markets."
She spent her school years in Feilding and studied design at Massey University in Wellington.
She and her husband moved to Auckland to look for work after their London OE.
"Auckland's becoming the fashion capital. This is where the wholesalers are, it's where the PR and magazines are. What's left of the manufacturing is here too."
She's been doing some of Auckland's craft markets, such as Crafternoon Tea in Kingsland and MOAD (Ministry of Art and Design) at Tyler St Garage.
"Markets are great for advertising and meeting people and telling them about my brand."
The fashion graduate says she will always design clothing but it's the leatherwork that's keeping her interested at the moment.
"I like the scale of it. Jewellery is taking off for me."
MOAD is where her leatherwork sells best. Her chevron necklace is particularly popular, as is a top with a chevron print.
She's still building her business but says her sales in the last month are probably equal to the sales she made last year.
"I was trading this time last year but I didn't know what I could be doing.
"This year I've made so many connections ... I didn't know people last year. I really enjoy doing things myself. I would consider handing over the manufacture of the clothing but I like doing the leather and I'd like to stay made in New Zealand," she says.
Jeweller is a polished act
The combination of art and science makes jewellery the perfect outlet for Olivia Owens' creative talents.
The 20-year-old enjoys the industrial side of working with sterling silver, gold and brass.
When she's not working away on her collection in the garage of her St Johns home, she also studies anthropology at Auckland university.
There's a sort of theme to her work, in that many of her pieces are made to look like animals.
The ring featuring an animal wearing a nose-chain is particularly popular.
"It's an ambiguous animal, it's supposed to be that way," Miss Owens says. She wants the owner of each piece to interpret it for themselves, rather than telling them what it's supposed to be.
Miss Owens went to school in Ellerslie and is largely self-taught, other than attending a few night classes at MIT. She's learned many of her techniques by trial and error.
"I've invited myself into a few jewellers' workshops and asked how they do things."
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Davis: At times, I was thinking to myself, 'This is kind of ridiculous.' I felt bad for my playing companions because, if they were making putts like that, I would have felt it was ridiculous because it was so outrageous. I've never been in a situation where I've seen someone make that many long putts. It was nice. The hole looked three times the normal size and every time I got on the green I felt like I was going to make it.
Question: Besides making a lot of long putts, you have to play very consistent over 54 holes to win a tournament. What other factors helped your performance?
Davis: My swing is really on point right now. It hasn't been this good for a long time. My misses are just better than they have been. Everybody's best shot is the same from Tiger Woods down to every single player on this team. Their best shot is their best shot. Sometimes it comes down to how your worst shots are. My bad shots were just better than other people's bad shots.
Question: How important was it for the team to end the fall with another strong outing?
Davis: After having a pretty good fall, I know everybody on the team went into that last tournament really wanting to get a win. We wanted to put an exclamation point on the fall because there were a lot of really good schools there. We wanted to show we had in us another week where we could play well. It was important for us to help our ranking and to keep morale up going into the winter. Coming off a bad tournament, and having that taste in your mouth for the next four months, is never good. We fought pretty hard. I think we showed some people we are a good team.
Question: What will you work on the most this winter?
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Question: The team benefits a lot by having Dr. Bob Rotella work with the players. How did his teachings come into play this weekend?
Davis: Dr. Rotella talks a lot about staying in the moment and hitting every shot the same, whether it is your first shot or your last one, and not worrying about anything else that is going on. He talks about staying focused, even if you are 11-under, and that was important for me during that last round to make sure that I stayed within each shot.
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Our view: Get involved, get informed
The time to get involved is now, and we encourage community members to attend one of the three forums this week.
Lisa Brown: Daffodils for hospice
"Year after year you adorn your offices, schools, homes and businesses with our cheerful daffodils." — Lisa Brown
Tiger Shaw: Steamboat is favorite stop
"With its infamous Voodoo mogul course and top-notch aerials site, Steamboat is always a favorite stop for the nation's best freestyle skiers." — Tiger Shaw
Paul Wellman: Quit teasing the bears
"Steamboat is a budding green community, so why not a mandatory no compostables in trash cans law?" — Paul Wellman
Our View: Just do it
There can be little argument that the long-discussed and soon-to-begin construction project on Yampa and Oak streets will ultimately benefit everyone, from visitors to residents to the numerous businesses that call the riverfront stretch of Yampa Street home.