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Gallagher-Iba Arena (map it)
202 Gallagher Hall
Stillwater, OK 74078
Oklahoma State Cowboys website
Year Opened: 1938
Capacity: 13,611
There are no tickets available at this time.
Official Review by Michael Davis, Stadium Journey Regional Correspondent
The Historic Gallagher-Iba Arena is home to the Oklahoma State University men's and women's basketball and wrestling teams. The arena opened on December 9, 1938 and was originally named Gallagher Hall in honor of legendary wrestling coach, Ed Gallagher. Coach Gallagher won 11 National Championships for Oklahoma A&M (now Oklahoma State University). In 1987 Oklahoma State University added Coach Henry Iba to the arena's namesake. Coach Henry Iba, a hall of fame basketball coach, coached the Oklahoma A&M-Oklahoma State basketball teams for 36 years and the US Olympic teams in 1964, 1968, and 1972. Coach Iba's Olympic teams won gold medals in 1964 and 1968 and a silver medal in the 1972 controversial loss to the Soviet Union in Munich. In 2005, the historic white maple floor was renamed Eddie Sutton Court in honor of Coach Sutton as he passed Coach Iba in wins at Oklahoma State. Coach Sutton played under Coach Iba from 1955-1958.
The 56 million dollar construction project in 2000 brought the arena seating capacity to the current 13,611, housed in the Oklahoma State Athletic Center with 14 suites, academic counseling center, auxiliary gymnasium, practice court, and most of the Oklahoma State Athletic Department offices.
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Gallagher-Iba concession stands provide basic food fare. The chicken and BBQ sandwiches are the heavier food choices and higher priced than the $5 dollar bratwursts or pizza. The hot dogs, Frito pie, peanuts and pretzel are $4 dollars each but the best snack seems to be the popcorn (a large will cost $4.50 while a small costs $3.50). The popcorn can satisfy any food craving while inside the arena which will save some room for recommended area stops at The Hideaway and Eskimo Joe's.
Gallagher-Iba serves Coca-Cola products of Coke, Diet Coke, Dr. Pepper, Diet Dr. Pepper, and Sprite in a souvenir cup for $5.00 or a small drink for $4.00. The bottled water or H2OSU will cost you $4 dollars. Alcohol is not served inside the arena.
Gallagher-Iba Arena provides a wonderful home court advantage for the Oklahoma State Cowboys basketball team with a great college basketball atmosphere. Just like other college sports, the student body is a big part of the atmosphere. The student section near the court is a must in college basketball and the Oklahoma State students continue to show why, as they are loud, energetic and are the heartbeat of the atmosphere inside Gallagher-Iba Arena. The arena seating basically sits above the court and contributes the arena becoming a rowdy and loud place. In the past, Gallagher-Iba Arena has been called "The Rowdiest Arena in the Country."
Gallagher-Iba Arena is located in Stillwater, Oklahoma on the Oklahoma State University campus and neighbors Boone Pickens Stadium. Stillwater has a population close to 47,000 and is about an hour drive from the state's two largest cities of Oklahoma City and Tulsa. The neighborhood, being a college town, Stillwater has interesting bars and restaurants.
The artery to the campus nightlife is the strip on Washington Street. There is Willie's Saloon, a venue where Garth Brooks began his career. Just a few block east of the strip, there is Hideaway Pizza, a Stillwater original and an Oklahoma tradition since 1957. No trip to Stillwater is complete without a stop into the famous Eskimo Joe's. The restaurant and store is just one block from Gallagher-Iba Arena. Eskimo Joe's serves burgers and other great entrees but it is the amazing cheese fries that is a must when ordering food. There is a variety of cheese fries to order, however, I would suggest the bacon-cheese fries.
Besides the restaurants, Stillwater is home to the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Oklahoma State has earned 34 National Championships in college wrestling.
Oklahoma may be considered by some to be a football state, however at Oklahoma State, the Pokes fans show basketball is alive and well in the state of Oklahoma. They are loud, loyal, energetic, and most of all show love for the game. The fans wear shades of orange from the students and to the upper level seats. The intimidating environment created by Cowboy fans turns the historic arena into a loud deafening place for an opposing team. The Oklahoma State band plays throughout the game as most college bands do but when the band finishes playing the song, "Oklahoma" the Oklahoma State faithful in unison yell "State" at the end of the song just so there is no mistake in identity.
The parking around the arena can be tricky for first time visitors as the lots around Boone Pickens Stadium and Gallagher-Iba Arena are permit, staff, or reserved lots. There can be free parking close to the arena a few hours before the game which if you plan to eat on the strip in Stillwater isn't a bad idea. Otherwise the parking cost seems to be around $10.
The entrance into the arena is quick and easy. The walkways are wide which makes walking around the arena and finding your section a simple task.
Lower priced tickets are usually found for the non-conference games on the schedule which are typically during the months of November and December. The ticket office has offered 2-1 specials for tickets during the week, or when the students are out of school on the holiday break. The weekend conference games run about $25-$185 while a weekday game is $15-$150. The prices are fairly similar to others around the Big 12.
Considering that you get to take in a game in a historic venue while experiencing a wonderful college town, the return in investment is well worth it for any sports fan.
The Ten Memorial titled "We Will Remember" The Ten Memorial is located in the southwest lobby and serves as remembrance of the 10 men killed in a plane crash on January 27, 2001 near Strasburg, Colorado. The memorial is a statue of a cowboy kneeling to remember loss of friends. A black granite wall with the likeness each victim and an inscription chosen by a family member is included in the memorial.
Gallagher-Iba Arena's Eddie Sutton Court white maple floor. The floor design has changed over years, but the same white maple floor has been used since the venue opened in 1938. The Oklahoma State facilities website allows you to see the various court designs that the maple floor has supported over the years.
The Gallagher-Iba seating set-up The seating set-up helps the arena in being one of the best college basketball venues in the country to watch a basketball game.
75 Years of History The Historic Gallagher-Iba Arena is a bonus in itself for continuing to provide over 75 years of Oklahoma State Athletics
Luxury Suites The 14 luxury suites across the west side of the facility overlook both the basketball court and the football field allowing fans to view basketball, wrestling, or football from the same skybox seats.
Heritage Hall Museum Heritage Hall Museum provides the history and artifacts of Oklahoma State Athletics.
Gallagher-Iba Arena is a top notch facility not only in the Big 12 Conference but in the nation. The arena once known as "The Madison Square Garden of the Plains" continues to make history while staying connected to the past. The lower level signage says it all, "Welcome to Historic Gallagher-Iba Arena, Dedicated 1938"
My take
This is one of my fav arenas and in my top 10. The memorial to the plane crash victims is pretty moving also.
This is a must see for anyone that wants to see a game in a top-notch historical venue.
by CigarBoy | Dec 13, 2011 10:57 AM
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Member Review by BradleeRoss
Gallagher-Iba Arena has been the home of Oklahoma State basketball since December 9, 1938. The facility was christened that day as legendary coaches Henry Iba of Oklahoma A&M (later Oklahoma State) and Phog Allen of Kansas faced off in a 21-15 Oklahoma A&M victory. Named for Iba and historic wrestling coach Ed Gallagher, the arena has a current capacity of 13,611, making it the sixth-largest basketball arena in the Big 12.
It is also generally considered to be one of the best college basketball venues in the country, referred to often times as "The Rowdiest Arena in the Country" and "The Madison Square Garden of the Plains." Connected to the football stadium, it has also benefited from the contributions of OSU donor T. Boone Pickens.
Member Review by pderrick on Nov 19, 2013
Maybe my expectations were too high since I have heard such rave reviews of Gallagher-Iba but I was a little disappointed. Maybe the fans were limited because the football team was getting ready to play a big away game but not a very big crowd outing. Overall the arena is awesome though just didn't rise to my high expectations.
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Snowy yet again
4 comments:
- RennyBA said...
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Wishing you a great end to your week!
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Snowy. But not as snowy as here. Ha! We win. Lol. Sorry. Competitive side of me coming out way too early in the morning.
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Indigestion comes in varying degrees of simple or occasional, moderate, and acute. Indigestion is also called acid reflux, GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease), and pyrosis, but its medical term is "Dyspepsia." Indigestion occurs when some of the acidic stomach contents, backs up into the esophagus. Indigestion can be treated with prescribed medical treatments, or with the many home remedies and OTC products that have proven successful. Lifestyle factors contribute to acid indigestion, including the types of foods we consume, like fatty foods.
Fatty foods promote acid reflux and overload the existing stomach acids, making them work harder, causing excess acid secretions. Popular OTC antacids are usually the first treatment tried by people who experience acid indigestion symptoms. These products are helpful to an extent, because they contain salts, magnesium, calcium, aluminum, hydroxide or bicarbonate properties, which neutralizes the acid in the stomach. To safely get rid of indigestion and to be able to control its effects, see proven home remedy methods and tips below for quick and lasting relief.
1. Peppermint Oil:
Peppermint Oil has been proven to soothe intestinal muscle spasms, prevent nausea and ease acid indigestion symptoms. Either in capsule form, candy, or powdered form, Peppermint has a soothing, menthol effect on the stomach and esophagus.
2. Chamomile Tea:
Chamomile herbs have been used for years to treat acid indigestion. It calms the stomach and the intestinal tract. Its properties contain strong antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory, and antimicrobial compounds. Drinking Chamomile tea twice a day can be the best self help for indigestion relief. Chamomile can be taken by people of all ages to relieve stomach and intestinal symptoms.
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13. Grains:
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16. Yogurt:
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17. Meats:
Extra lean meats are safe to add to the stomach's natural acidity, without causing any reflux symptoms. The helpful meats include, lean ground beef, skinless chicken breast, lean steaks, and fish. Do not add spicy seasonings in their preparation and do not eat fried meats.


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Re: LCD vs Plasma
- From: Heinrich Galland <heinrichg@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 06 May 2006 16:08:09 -0500
In article <1146934495.725575.159860@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
justsc <scowart@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Exactly. My buddy recently picked-up a Sharp Aquos 45" LCD set and it
loses no points to Plasma sets. Its blacks are just as black, colors
are just as vibrant and off-axis viewing is just as good. But as one
previous poster mentioned, this comes at a cost. I still generally
prefer Plasma over LCD, but the time is coming, quickly, when I believe
Plasma will be subplanted by LCD and other technologies less prone to
burn-in (and I know that Plasmas are getting better in this area too).
The Man Behind The Curtain wrote:
~P~ wrote:
Really, as long as you don't have a static image up on the screen for
at a time, and you properly break the plasma in over the first 100 hours,
most plasmas won't ever come close to sufferring from burn-in.
So what do you do about the "bugs" at the bottom of every TV station
that are there constantly?
I like LCD a lot, but the off-axis viewing really bugs me
My Sharp Aquos looks pretty good off-axis. You have to get really
crooked before the picture becomes unwatchable, and by then the image is
so distorted anyway (since you're so far off-axis) that it's moot.
Von Herzen, moge es wieder zu Herzen gehen. --Beethoven
I think more of a common problem with current Plasma sets, is that they
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Attending my games.... Thank you for attending all of my games. You don't know how much I appreciate having you there. I know that sometimes you are working and driving frantically to get to the game as to not miss any of the action. I know I always say that it doesn't really bother me if you can't make it there. I LIED. I WANT you there. I NEED you there. I want to look in the stands and see you or hear you. It brings a smile to my face knowing that you are there. Thank you for the sacrifices you make to be there for me.
Where's my stuff?.... Thank you for making sure I don't leave the house without knowing I haven't forgotten anything, and if I have forgotten something, thank you for getting it to me right away. I'm a teenager, and I will forget stuff from time to time. I always have a clean uniform, I always seem to have water or Gatorade, and I always seem to give you a hard time when you ask "Are you sure you have everything?". For that I am sorry.
Go get'em next time.... While Dad might be good at times consoling me after a tough loss, or after a game in which I didn't perform well, Mom, you do it the best. While I do listen while Dad gives me the technical stuff I may have done wrong, along with things that I did do well, sometimes I just need to hear you say "Shake it off and go get'em the next time". Sometimes when you say "You will do better tomorrow, it's just one game" is a great thing to hear because it frees my mind. Yes, I am sorry that I may not have performed well while you guys were watching me, but I apologize because what I really want more than anything else is to be proud of me when you watch me. Hearing those words from you let me know that you are behind me during the good AND bad times.
Wearing the teams colors and being involved.... I know when I leave for a sporting event, and i see you in the team colors, I often wonder why you do that. I may even see you wearing a pin with a picture of me on it. I know I roll my eyes and often ask you why you have to do it. Deep down, I like the fact that you do it, and are proud of me. I am a teenager, and being as egocentric as I can be at times, I want people to know that you are my mom when I do something well. As much as I say that I don't want you involved, I really do. I want you to speak about my teams and about me with great pride. It makes me feel special when at the end of each sports year, you are upset that there aren't anymore games.
Now it's my turn
To Nikki.... The mother of my two boys and baseball players, thank you for being the kind of mom I just described. Thank you for getting to the games so our boys can see (and hear) you in the stands. The boys may not say it matters to them, but it does. Thanks for being the ultimate "baseball mom". I know the kids appreciate it, and I do too.
To Dana.... The mother of my beautiful three year old daughter. Thank you for being the mom that she deserves. Thank you for supporting me in my quest to make our daughter the first woman ever to play in the WNBA and the Women's Pro Softball League at the same time (Kidding). Our daughter is in great hands with you.
For Jan Tracy.... My mother. Thank you for being the ultimate sports mom. If I were playing football, basketball, or baseball, I could always count on you being there in the stands. There were HUNDREDS of games, through Little League baseball to the three varsity sports I played, and there was rarely a game you missed. You always knew what to say, how to cheer, and were there for me after each game. Your willingness to drive 45 minutes from your home to watch your grand kids play sports blows my mind. I know the boys appreciate it. They may not often say it, but I know they do. You were the ultimate sports mom, and now you are the ultimate sports grandmother. I can't thank you enough.
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1 kilo of cocaine, plural version would be "BIRDS"
ive got only about a half a bird left untill i holler at spanish jose later this evening
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Bird is a female. It's old school for chicks. Ask your grand parents.
Checking out the birds.
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Slang for Girlfriend
Will: You comin round with the boys tonight man?
Dan: I can't, I'm seeing my bird.
Dan: I can't, I'm seeing my bird.
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A person that gets "around" a lot. a whore, or a playa. Meant in a negative way.
I dont fuck with her, shes a bird.
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British slang meaning girl. Like the American chick.
Man: I was talkin to that bird just the other day.
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As I learned from a friend who had to spend the weekend in jail for a DUI, "bird" is jail slang for chicken.
Why be so specific and use the word "chicken"? Bird is a more convenient word to memorize for a person with only a 100 word vocabulary.
Why be so specific and use the word "chicken"? Bird is a more convenient word to memorize for a person with only a 100 word vocabulary.
"Yo, I gonna get my grub on dat bird yo"
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Boy Bands: Lauded. Ridiculed. Loved. Hated. Adored. Tolerated. Applauded. Insulted. It seems no matter the adjective, it is used in conjunction with the term "Boy Band". The young girls adore them, the boys tolerate them and sometimes the old (ahem) think they are not just good to look at, but deserve a damn fine mention in this world we call 'Musical Entertainment'.
Of course, like any other genre in this world, there are ones you like and those you don't, and within those same confines, there are good entertainers and bad, even sometimes take-it-or-leave-its. But, now and again, there are those pigeonholed into the "boy band" category who desperately deserve to be pointed out, brought to your attention, touted from the public square, as being so much more than that not-so-flattering name suggests. Case in point; Il Volo.
Ok, I admit I'm partial to these three young guys, but it isn't only because I've seen them grow over the last few years from an Italian trio put together by the director of "Ti Lascio Una Canzone*" or "Leavin' you a song", but because the talents of this trio are, to me, far superior to any other "boy band" I know and what they do is just plain old unique, new and old fashioned all at once and completely gorgeous.
*(an Italian musical variety TV show (2008–present) that includes a competition (a no-elimination show, the 35 or so kids being the weekly entertainment),between the most beloved songs in the history of Italian pop music - sound familiar? - where young musicians from some of the best music schools in Italy compete on the show with a 30-piece orchestra) - Wikipedia
The three young men who are Il Volo met on the second edition of the Italian TV show and were put together as a trio to sing the old, classic Italian song, "O Solo Mio". The rest, as we writers love to say, is history. The threesome have been a non-stop singing sensation since then, winning the hearts of all of the young girls in Italy (and many not so young) with their "operatic pop" genre, showcasing the superb vocal skills of all three incredibly handsome trio members, Piero Barone, Ignazio Boschetto and Gianluca Ginoble (who won the 2009 Italian competition).
But, that's not at all the end of the three talented guys' fairy tale success story; this band has gone on to sweep through America with raves, including a tour with Barbra Streisand - it doesn't get any more flattering than that, does it?..and also, amazingly (even to the trio) winning the Latin Pop Albums Artist of the Year (for Duo or Group) at the Billboard Latin Music Awards on Thursday (April 24)
"We always dreamed this. We are speechless," Ignazio Boschetto said of winning this award- Billboard
I can't imagine learning a song in another language, but the trio seems to have no such trouble:
"We sing in six languages, Italian, English, Spanish, French, German and Latin," Barone said in an interview with the Tennessea; adding quickly, "and the most beautiful language to sing in is Italian."
I was honored to get to pose a few questions to the three bewitching young men myself. You can see the personality, charm, wit and even the adorable Italian phrasing in the answers below.
This one is definitely a night of music you don't want to miss, and if you have young girls – and boys – it is a great way to introduce your kids to operatic music with this unique blend that is easy on the ears, with pop songs mixed in with classics. Adults will love this performance too, because I qualify for adulthood, plus some.
The Il Volo performance is only tonight and only at Schermerhorn Symphony Center. I will be there – wouldn't miss it for the world … and neither should you. Get your tickets, times and more information at nashvillesymphony.org and really, truly, don't miss this performance!
The Il Volo Interview:
Linda Brewer: Hi Guys! You know, I've kept my eye on you since I first saw you on TV a couple or three years ago, always amazed at your talent. But I always assumed you were brothers; you know, dark hair, dark eyes - I guess I failed to think about the fact that you are all Italian. Anyway, my first question is, how did you meet and come to form Il Volo?
Il Volo (answering as a group): We met in an Italian TV SHOW named "ti lascio una canzone" and the show's director decided to put us together at the 4th episode.
LB: Random fun questions, if you have time: Which one of you do the girls like best? (the heavily accented and charming three perhaps answering as if the question was Which one of you likes girls best.) Who is the funniest? Who is the best cook? Who is the most talented? Do you ever argue?
Il Volo: We all like girls for sure, we all are funny but maybe Ignazio is the funniest. Of the three (of us) Gianluca is the one that cannot cook!! He cannot even warm milk up! We think we are talented but we let the people say that and of course sometimes we discuss (things) as all good friends do, but we are like brothers and every time we try to solve our misunderstandings.
LB: Congrats on winning the Latin Billboard award for "LATIN POP ALBUMS– ARTIST OF THE YEAR, DUO OR GROUP". what is your process for learning a song in another language and do you speak Spanish as fluently as English?
Il Volo: Learning a song in another language is not that hard, as every thing: studying is the key - and a good coach!
LB: How did you arrive at the pop operatic genre?
Il Volo: We all started listening to this kind of music since we were little kids, we love this kind of music and this is the reason why we are trying to get closer - the young generation - to this music
LB: You have hit the American and Latin cultures by storm - what is next on your agenda of accomplishments?
Il Volo: We are finishing this tour and then we are working on the new album!! Beautiful surprises are coming soon
LB: Lastly, What do you have in the works;albums, tours, TV, yet another country?
Il Volo: Of course we will promote the album and (guest star on) TV shows and (perform concert) tours around the world.
I have no doubt in this world that these guys will conquer every place they visit. Il Volo is a genre bending phenomenon I hope will catch on all over the entertainment world, it reminds me of orchestral heavy metal, because with it you get the utmost of two completely opposite genres, making for a mind-altering sound. I really salute these three young guys for having the gumption to do this not-so-known genre, and having the talent to make it work. See you tonight, guys!


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VIDEO: Swimmer Missy Franklin talks about Olympic Trials and her life in Colorado
Posted by mleyba on 06/14/2012 3:32pm MDT tags: Video
Swimmer Missy Franklin is a world-record-breaking athlete–a lot of people know that. She's also a self-proclaimed nerd, and doesn't mind sharing that with people either.
"I'm such a nerd. Oh my gosh, I am a klutz," Franklin said. "I know that I was born to be in the water because I can't walk on land at all–I trip and fall over flat surfaces."
This "nerd" and Regis Jesuit High School student is about a week away from the 2012 Olympic team trials for swimming. The event, which is held in Omaha, NE, takes place June 25 to July 2. She'll be competing in as many as five events.
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Built in the mid-1960s, the Factoria Transfer Station in Bellevue will be replaced with a larger and enclosed facility. The project's expected to cost the King County (Wash.) Solid Waste Division $90 million.
Rogers (left) and Hague at one of King County's 10 transfer stations.
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Working in or near private right-of-ways is another major cost risk factor for seemingly straightforward projects like trail creation.
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To the layman, existing utilities are a straightforward aspect of construction. But they're a potential complication that can greatly affect project cost.
To lower the number of truck trips to and from the factility and improve payload efficiency, King County's new Factoria Transfer Station will have a garbage compactor.
If managed rigorously, legislators and constituents celebrate a project that was delivered as close to budget and deadline as expected.
"The system has been in place since 2010 and we've been evaluating the process annually," Rogers says. "But since projects take several years to complete, we don't have enough data to draw firm conclusions."
This means, among other things, that King County hasn't made adjustments to the system yet. Maintaining consistency is important because it will allow the auditor's office to compare year-to-year data sets that include completed projects. Obviously, the intent is to determine whether projects deemed "high risk" do have more problems with budgets and schedules, and if early intervention does indeed mitigate risk.
Still, some lessons have been learned, albeit informally.
Language matters. "Labeling a project 'high risk' in the public record gives the wrong idea and we don't want unfair stigmas attached to a project," Rogers says. "So we may move toward the term 'mandatory phased appropriation.'" A need for consistent reporting language across agencies was also identified.
So does delivery method. "Most projects are design/bid/build, and we know the risks of that. Basically, until you have the bids, you have an element of cost risk," Rogers says. "But a few divisions are having success with other state-permitted delivery methods, such as design/build, which helps establish cost certainty earlier and mitigates risk. We want to learn what we can about alternative delivery methods and factor that in."
Not all project owners are created equal. Some agencies will always have more high-risk projects than others. It doesn't mean they're mismanaged, just that building or improving assets presents serious schedule, budget, and property acquisition challenges.
For example, from 2010 to 2012, four of the 16 high-risk projects belonged to the Department of Natural Resources and Parks' Solid Waste Division. The division had the highest average risk scores in that period (277), well above the average of 212.
Legislators understand and accept this reality. "After all, they're rebuilding our entire solid waste transfer system," Rogers says. "Projects on that scale are just inherently risky and challenging."
That's one reason an effort is made to distribute risky projects across all agencies, to some extent, regardless of actual scores. The thinking is that all agencies deal with risk when it comes to capital projects, and legislators should have better oversight of the large projects of all the agencies they oversee.
The government that's not taking on major public works projects isn't serving its citizens; it's just maintaining the status quo. But no one wants to be left holding the bag when things go south.
By acknowledging, identifying, and quantifying the factors that contribute to failure, King County's system empowers staff and elected officials to complete more and larger capital projects while maintaining fiscal prudence.
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Jackie Evancho and the PARMA Orchestra Come to Portsmouth, 8/6
The line up at The Music Hall continues to heat up this summer with America's Got Talent breakout star Jackie Evancho backed by the PARMA Orchestra. Jackie Evancho, 2011's biggest selling breakout artist, will be performing songs from her newest album Awakening. Awakening is a mix of new songs, new arrangements of cover songs plus classical repertoire that only Jackie can sing.
Jackie Evancho is the star from America's Got Talent and was the biggest selling debut artist of 2011 selling a total of 3 million CDs in the US. She has recorded one EP (O Holy Night) and three full-length albums, all of which raced to the top of the Billboard charts. Her PBS special was the highest rated and most pledged special in the last 10 years breaking all records. When 'O Holy Night' was released it became the years #1 bestselling debut recording with sales exceeding 1 million copies. It rocketed into the Billboard Top 200 at #2 making her the youngest solo artist in the soundscan era to debut in the top 5, taking that long standing record from Michael Jackson. Dream With Me, her first full length studio album, also debuted on the Billboard Top 200 chart at #2 and is platinum. Jackie Evancho's recent album Songs From The Silver Screen, debuted at #1 on the Billboard Classical charts and at #7 on the Billboard Top 200 Album chart. 2014 has been a big year for Jackie, she released her 3rd studio album, performed in a new PBS special, and kicked off a world tour.
Created as an outlet for exciting and challenging contemporary music by the audio production house PARMA Recordings, the PARMA Orchestra focuses on performing under-represented composers' works from the studio to the concert stage. Based in New England, the orchestra is comprised of principal players from many renowned ensembles including the New York Philharmonic, the Boston Philharmonic, the Boston Modern Orchestra Project, and the American Composers Orchestra. Led by the accomplished baton of conductor and artistic director John Page, the PARMA Orchestra continues to promote and perform innovative, contemporary music from composers the world over. Recordings featuring the PARMA Orchestra can be found on Navona Records.
A source for links to information, tickets, artist official sites and social media, and video. http://www.themusichall.org/calendar/event/jackie_evancho. Tickets are on sale now: $65; $95; $135. Tickets can be purchased at The Music Hall box office in the Historic Theater, 28 Chestnut Street, Portsmouth, over the phone at (603)-436-2400 or online www.themusichall.org.


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In January of 2014 it was rumored that Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick, her baby daddy, to purchase Keyshawn Johnson's large mansion in the ultra-ritzy section of Calabasas, CA. TMZ says the couple paid out $8.4 million for the nearly 12,000 square foot house.
The house is adjacent to Justin Bieber's house. It has 6 bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, and is located in the Oaks. Perhaps Kardashian should have gotten a steep discount for having to live next to Bieber. Hope she keeps her children far away from him.
According to Celeb Buzz Kardashian sold her old home for $3.5 million, the reality TV star paid $1.7 million in 2010. The new home is only located five minutes away from their old house and is in a gated community.
The former NFL player's classy digs, features: walls of glass, steel framed windows, stone floors, hardwood floors, an elevator, and steel/glass doors. This palatial pad was designed by the famous architect, Richard Landry. Landry has designed houses for Gisele Bundchen, Adrianne Maloof, and Rod Stewart.
Recently Kardashian has claimed that she found black mold in several places in the house. She also accused Johnson of painting over the black mold, and endangering her children. The Hollywood Gossip claims that Johnson fired back immediately, responding to Kardashian's claims.
Johnson, not one to back down from conflict, stated that not only did he not paint over the alleged black mold, but he has never had any rooms of the house painted the entire time he has owned it. The home is less than 10 years old and was inspected before Kardashian purchased the home.
Johnson went on saying that Kardashian has been a complete pain calling him up to 10 times a day to complain about something she doesn't like about the home. If Kardashian purchased the home in January of 2014, why is she making complaints seven months later?
This is not the first time Kardashian's have been involved in real estate weirdness. Perhaps she is just stirring the drama pot for the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" reality show.


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Nothing succeeds like success, and CBS buys into that for what will now be the third spinoff from the ultrasuccessful police procedural, CSI. The Hollywood Reporter noted Feb. 18, 2014, that CBS "is teaming with series creator Anthony E. Zuiker for a spinoff" and "Zuiker and CSI co-creators Carol Mendelson and Ann Donahue will write the script this spring." The plot is "inspired by Mary Aiken's work as a cyber-psychologist."
Aiken, per her Irish talent agency's biography, is a cyber-psychologist and Research Fellow at the Royal College of Surgeons Institute of Leadership. Her doctoral research on "Cyber Behavioral Analysis" has made her a popular speaker and consultant because "she applied forensic psychology to Irish Cold Cases."
Forensic psychology continues to appear at the forefront of identifying, understanding, and resolving the perpetrators of crimes that cannot be understood on the surface at face value. And, it's a favorited topic of prime time police procedural dramas, especially on CBS. Noteworthy as well that CBS is also considering the two-part "NCIS: New Orleans" as a potential candidate for their fall, 2014 schedule.
Given the No. 1 scripted drama in America—"NCIS"—there's "NCIS: LA," "CSI," and potentially "CSI: Spinoff 3," plus "Intelligence," "Blue Bloods," "Criminal Minds," "Elementary," "Hawaii Five-0," "Person of Interest," and "The Mentalist," CBS has their boat loaded with cops, robbers, psychos and wackos, but there's always room for one more, especially from a successful franchise and proven talent.
Even though three extremely talented people will be involved in this series that really is from the primary effort of Anthony Zuiker, it takes the combined expertise of a tremendously talented group of individuals as producers to make the show go. One of the most influential collaborative producers is Jerry Bruckheimer, whose job is to infuse the go-power (i.e., money) into shows and keep them in front of public attention with proper casting, promotion, and lobbying for prime time slot placement.
Here's a look at the production teams behind the incredible CSI show groupings, courtesy of the Wikipedia community of fans who compile such data (click links for full page information):
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Premiered Oct. 6, 2000, presently in Season 14
Creators: Anthony E. Zuiker
Starring: Ted Danson, Marg Helgenberger, William Peterson
Theme Song: "Who Are You?" (The Who)
Executive Producers:
Carol Mendelsohn
Anthony E. Zuiker
William Petersen
Jerry Bruckheimer
Jonathan Littman
Cynthia Chvatal
Ann Donahue
Kenneth Fink
Naren Shankar
Danny Cannon
Don McGill
CSI: Miami (spinoff of CSI)
Series Run: Sept. 23, 2002 – April 8, 2012
Created by: Anthony E. Zuker, Carol Mendelsohn, and Ann Donahue
Starring: David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Khandi Alexander, Eva LaRue
Theme Song: "Won't Get Fooled Again" (The Who)
Carol Mendelsohn
Jerry Bruckheimer
Anthony E. Zuiker
Ann Donahue
Danny Cannon
Jonathan Littman
Nancy Miller
Sam Strangis
David Black
CSI: New York (spinoff of CSI: Miami)
Sept. 22, 2004 – February 22, 2013
Created by:
Starring: Gary Sinise, Melina Kanakaredes, Carmine Giovanazzo, Hill Harper, Kim Delaney, Sela Ward
Theme Song: "Baba O'Riley" (The Who)
Executive Producers
Ann Donahue
Carol Mendelsohn
Anthony E. Zuiker
Jerry Bruckheimer
Pam Veasey
Jonathan Littman
Peter M. Lenkov
Wendy Battles
Zachary Reiter
Danny Cannon
Andrew Lipsitz
Sarah A. Barkley
So what's it going to take to make the new CSI spinoff successful is a similar grouping of producers who can make the show spring to life and have staying power in a time slot of its own. Plus, a theme song.
If CBS is going to have yet another successful CSI show, it's time to go back to The Who for their "fourth-time's-a-charm" magic. Which song from their vast catalog would work best? What's a good theme for forensic psychology? "Magic Bus"? No, too cheesy. "My Generation"? Doesn't sound right. "You Better You Bet"? That would work for CSI's Las Vegas setting as a play on the locale. Next?
My vote would be "Long Live Rock." Why not? Click on the YouTube video and check out the song. See what you think. First the pilot is written, cast and filmed; then the network buys the spinoff; then the theme song is selected. But if this is the song that Zuiker and company ultimately choose, remember you read it here first!


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Considered one of the best Liberos in the sport of volleyball, Sarah Drury-Petkovic, will provide you with her knowledge on this position. See how the Libero's role of setting out of the system works in this segment.
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Louisiana Rice: 2014 Disease Management Starts Now
Most first crop harvesting is done, and the second crop is developing; therefore, it is time to start thinking about next year. One of the most important decisions a rice producer makes before the season starts is which variety to plant. One of the most important characteristics, besides yield and milling, is the disease reaction of those varieties.
Severe disease can devastate a crop; therefore, picking the most resistant or a less susceptible variety can mean the difference between a profit and a loss. Although we have been growing many susceptible and very susceptible varieties over the years, there are alternatives with resistance. If you pick a susceptible or very susceptible variety, make a commitment to manage it correctly by planting early, using the recommended N rate, making timely fungicide applications, etc.
Below in Table 1 are the three-year average disease ratings (some varieties only have one or two years of data as noted) and reactions of various rice varieties to blast, sheath blight, narrow brown leaf spot (Cercospora), and bacterial panicle blight.
Table 1. Rice varietal average disease ratings (0-9 scales) and reactions to rotten neck blast (Blast), sheath blight (SB), narrow brown leaf spot (NBLS), and bacterial panicle blight (BPB) in Louisiana disease nurseries (2011-2013).
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· The rating agencies should be pleased, deficit and overall debt lower than expected;
· personal taxpayers will be happy with considerable tax relief;
· individual shareholders will be unhappy because dividend tax will increase from 10% to 15% (holders of preference shares will be particularly unhappy);
· members of pension funds will be happy as their funds are exempt from dividend tax (but was hit by the predecessor tax, STC);
· savers will be happy as pension contributions up to 22.5% of taxable income are now tax deductible (to rise to 27.5% next year if over age 45) subject to maximum of R200 000 p.a. (R250 000 from next year);
· savers will also be happy with an envisaged new range of savings products for short and medium term saving (as opposed to long term retirement savings) with a R30 000 a year tax deduction, subject to R500 000 cap over a tax payer's lifetime;
· those who make capital gains will be unhappy as those tax rates have been increased;
· micro enterprises get tax relief and a lesser administrative burden with various admin filings and tax payments reduced from 18 per year to 2;
· Gauteng motorists will be unhappy as Gauteng tolling will proceed, albeit at lower levels;
· so will all other motorists, given the 28c per litre increase in taxes on petrol;
· smokers, drinkers and gamblers will all have the privilege of a bigger contribution to the fiscus;
· civil servants will probably be unhappy with their 5% "cost-of-living" plus pay progression salary adjustments;
· and lastly, merchant bankers and private equity operators are probably unhappy with the intention to limit debt financing.
The burden falls largely on indirect taxes, which increase by R8.3 billion, mainly coming from the tax on petrol. Capital gains tax will render a further R2 billion.
Personal tax relief comes to R10.65 billion and the switch from STC to a dividend tax will cost almost R2 billion. Overall, the fiscus will be R2.3 bilion worse off (or taxpayers that amount better off!).
Pension funds will win hugely as they are exempt from dividend tax but were affected by STC.
The minister himself called it "one of the central priorities of the 2012 Budget" and that is the way it looks. Total infrastructure spend over the next 3 years will amount to R845 billion or 7.9% of expected GDP. That is an increase of about 5% from the R803 billion (or 7.5% of GDP) envisaged last October in the mini-budget. Thus, the president's state of the nation speech two weeks ago, which was heavily focused on infrastructure, did not change the numbers that much.
What the President's speech might have changed are the numbers beyond the 3 years of this budget framework. The Budget Review lists 43 major projects costing in excess of R3.2 trillion. Infrastructure spend in future years can easily surpass the 8% of GDP mark.
In 2000 it was 4% of GDP and in 2007, when the ANC's Polokwane Conference took place, it was 6.3% of GDP.
In short, it looks as if infrastructure spending can again approach the levels it had before the World Cup. See the Table below:
Fiscal Years
3 yr total
Rands billion
% of GDP
The sharp fall off after 2009/10 was nearly a whopping 3% of GDP. At the same time there was a sharp decline in private sector capex as well, following the financial crisis of 2008 and recession of 2009. This "perfect storm" helps to explains why the construction sector has such a torrid time.
Where is the R845 billion of this 3 year budget period being spent? R300 billion will be spent in the energy sector (Eskom building power stations) and R262 billion in transport and logistics (roads, fuel pipeline from Durban to Gauteng, ports).
What the President's speech hopefully also changed, was the focus and determination to spend the money and spend it wisely. The minister outlined some 8 measures to achieve that, including the establishment of a Municipal Infrastructure Support Agency to focus on rural municipalities that lack infrastructure. Help might be on its way for Sannieshof and other collapsing small towns.
The answer is with a combination of tax, borrowing and private capital.
The fiscus will take responsibility for public-service facilities like schools, courtrooms, hospitals and rural roads. State owned enterprises like Eskom, Transnet and the IDC will finance their investments from cash flow and borrowing on the capital market. Private sector players are involved in some sectors and will become more involved (e.g. in renewable energy infrastructure).
The minister has made the obvious but necessary point that SA has very deep and liquid capital markets, making it much easier to raise finance at good rates. It is one of the great competitive advantages of the country. In effect, these institutions help to overcome our domestic savings shortfall by mobilising the savings of others.
A tip of the hat is in order to those pioneers who established the capital market two generations ago.
The biggest disappointment in the budget is that the wage subsidy for young people, which was proposed so strongly last year, is still not being implemented. One got the impression from the minister's that it is stuck in NEDLAC. He did express the wish that it could be implemented soon.
Two things stand out that can go wrong.
The crisis in Europe could be worse than expected. In January the IMF warned: "The world recovery … is in danger of stalling. The epicentre of the danger is Europe, but the rest of the world is increasingly affected".
The minister has already downgraded his growth forecast for 2012 from 3.4% he had as recently as October last year, to 2.7% in this budget. It is worth remembering that the SA economy tripped twice since 1994 – in 1998 with the crisis in South East Asia and in 2009 with the financial crisis in the West. Global events on both occasions, can it happen a third time?
The second risk is that SA civil servants refuse to accept "5% plus pay progression" increase, go out on strike and the government capitulates. That could upset the budget numbers considerably. We will only know by June/July.


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Texas Tech Fifth at Big 12 Women's Golf Championships
April 25, 1998
NORMAN, Okla. - The 25th-ranked Texas Tech women's golf team will need a strong performance on Sunday to make up ground in the 1998 Big 12 Conference Women's Golf Championships.
The Red Raiders, in fifth with a two-day total of 627, are 16 shots off 11th-ranked Texas A&M's pace of 611. A&M holds a seven-shot lead over Oklahoma (618) and an eight-shot bulge over No. 12 Oklahoma State (619). Defending champ and No. 13 Texas (620) is in fourth place.
Sunday's 18-hole final round will begin off the No. 1 and No. 10 tees from 8:00 a.m. to 9:12 a.m. on the par 72, 6,013-yard Jimmie Austin University of Oklahoma Golf Course.
"It's kind of one of those good news, bad news situations," Texas Tech head coach Jeff Mitchell said. "We didn't play real well, that was the bad news. The good news was we really didn't lose a lot of ground to the leaders. I think we are still in pretty good shape to make a run. We haven't had our good round yet. We are certainly capable of shooting 300 or better if everybody can get it together at the same time. We have a great chance to finish in the top two or top three."
Host Oklahoma made up the most ground among the leaders with a 305 on Saturday to vault into second place. Of the 12 teams, only Texas A&M, Oklahoma State and Missouri had a higher second round than the first.
"Obviously, we are going to have to get off to a good start," Mitchell said. "That's what probably hurt us the worst today. After five holes, we were 15, 16 over. We really played pretty well after that, played well on the back nine. So, if we can get off to a real good start, make up some ground real early, I still think we have a shot at it."
Texas Tech junior All-America candidate Brooke Lowrance, the Big 12's highest ranked golfer at No. 26, is five shots off the pace at 9-over-par 153. She remained tied for sixth after firing a 5-over 77 on Saturday.
Texas A&M's 45th-ranked Isabelle Rosberg, with a 4-over 148, has a three-shot advantage over Missouri's Stefanie Mitchell (151). Six golfers enter Sunday's final round six shots off the lead.
"Brooke Lowrance is playing pretty well, other than a couple of holes both of the last two days," Mitchell said. "I think she will play well Sunday. She has a real good shot of finishing in the top couple. That would be a great finish for her going into regionals."
Tech senior Kristin Kight is tied for 16th at 157. She shot a 6-over 78 on Saturday. Freshman Priscillia Hunt's 6-over 78 today, thanks to a 1-under 35 on the back nine, moved her up to a tie for 20th at 158.
Sophomore Jamie Vannoy, who tied for first in her last tournament at the Utah-Dixie Classic earlier this month, is tied for 26th at 159 after a 7-over 79. Junior Beth Covington, who shot a 9-over 81 today, remained in a tie for 37th.
Texas Tech Individual Scores
t6 Brooke Lowrance 76-77=153
t16 Kristin Kight 79-78=157
t20 Priscillia Hunt 80-78=158
t26 Jamie Vannoy 80-79=159
t37 Beth Covington 82-81=163
Team Scores
1 Texas A&M 299-312=611
2 Oklahoma 313-305=618
3 Oklahoma St. 306-313=619
4 Texas 311-309=620
5 Texas Tech 315-312=627
6 Missouri 315-317=632
7 Nebraska 322-315=637
8 Kansas 329-315=644
9 Iowa St. 336-314=650
10 Colorado 331-327=658
11 Baylor 340-321=661
12 Kansas St. 337-328=665


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DC Ranch, Grayhawk and any other community in the Phoenix metro area are part of the strongest real estate market in the country.
The city of Phoenix has been predicted to be the top performing real estate market with a 5% appreciation rate.
Veros Real Estate Solutions, an industry leader in risk management, has released its most recent quarterly report showing signs of accelerated recovery in some housing markets while other markets continue to struggle with slight recovery.
Veros says the forecast displays "fewer significant drags across an increasing number of markets, many of which are beginning to emerge with initial signs of appreciation for the first time since the market's decline".
Projected 5 strongest markets
1. Phoenix-Mesa-Scottsdale, AZ +5.0%
2. Bismark, ND +4.3%
3. Shreveport-Bossier, LA +3.4%
4. Anchorage, AK +3.1%
5. Fargo, ND/MN +2.7%
Bakersfield , CA sits at the bottom of the housing market for the third consecutive quarter with depreciation of 6.3%. Although the Bakersfield market is still experiencing the greatest rate of depreciation it is an improvement over the previous quarter's 6.8% rate.
*Projected 5 weakest markets
1. Bakersfield, CA -6.3%
2. Modesto, CA -4.9%
3. Fresno, CA -4.9%
4. Reno-Sparks, NV-4.7%
5. Stockton, CA -4.7%
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