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Gordon Harcourt first worked on Fair Go 12 years ago and, like so many Kiwis, just can't escape the pull of the iconic consumer affairs show.
He returned to New Zealand at the start of 2008 after six years in London working for the BBC and filing reports for several New Zealand media outlets.
Gordon describes the essential element of a Fair Go story as "obvious unfairness" and says that the secret of the shows enduring success is that "unfortunately, bad stuff keeps happening, and Fair Go is still needed."
"For a journalist, working on Fair Go carries an unusual burden of personal expectation and involvement in peoples real lives. If you dont care about the stories and the people, you wont be a good Fair Go reporter. The team genuinely care about the stories we cover."
Gordon is also enjoying being back in the field after "driving a desk for too much for the last few years."
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Happy New Year everybody! In the last year, I've written (in Lisp, of course) quite a few small demos for my students. None of them is in any way new or spectacular (although I like the Mandelbrot one quite a bit), but they are all full-blown delivered executables (most of them for Windows, Linux, and Mac OS) showing a variety of CAPI features. So I thought I'd upload some of them to my website in case someone wants to have a look at them. Here are the first four: http://weitz.de/mandelbrot/ http://weitz.de/aco/ http://weitz.de/hanoi/ http://weitz.de/turing/ They haven't seen much testing yet, so if you come across something that's fishy or doesn't work as advertised, I'd be happy if you could send me a short email. The upshot in terms of Lisp evangelism has been quite good, BTW. Most of the students have only been exposed to Java and scripting languages so far and there are always some who express an immediate interest in learning more about CL. More to come... :) Cheers, Edi.(Continue reading)


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text: More from SI Johnny Manziel's dad hopes his son goes to jail Johnny Manziel's dad hopes his son goes to jail Manziel's father: 'Druggie' son belongs in jail Manziel's father: 'Druggie' son belongs in jail Manziel's lawyer sends text to AP Manziel's lawyer sends text to AP Tarvaris Jackson arrested for pulling gun on wife Tarvaris Jackson arrested for pulling gun on wife Jackson arrested for allegedly pulling gun on wife Jackson arrested for allegedly pulling gun on wife Manziel's lawyer 'accidentally' sends text to AP Manziel's lawyer 'accidentally' sends text to AP NFL to interview players in Al-Jazeera PED report NFL to interview players in Al-Jazeera PED report Who are the best edge rushers in the NFL? Who are the best edge rushers in the NFL? 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LOUIS -- After the strangest first round of an NFL draft that I have seen, here's a look at the bizarro-world day-one (yes: Justin Pugh and Travis Frederick; no: Geno Smith and Matt Barkley) and a look ahead to a second day that will be starrier than the first. BURKE: Grades for every first-round pick | Full Round 1 results Ten Things I Think I Think About the Draft's First Round 1. I think the story line of this draft always will be this: In the most unfamous draft in years, the most famous, noteworthy and worthy players went home with long faces. The quarterback we all thought a year ago would be a very high first-rounder, Matt Barkley, wasn't chosen in the first round. The quarterback who appeared a lock for the first overall pick last September, Geno Smith, wasn't picked. The stars from the two teams that played in the national title game in January, Notre Dame linebacker Manti Te'o and Alabama running back Eddie Lacy, weren't picked. I talked to the agent for Barkley, Jimmy Sexton, early this morning, and he said he had no idea who'd pick Barkley Friday night. Smith said he planned to go home, his head apparently sore from hanging it in the Green Room for four hours Thursday. What a strange night. 2. I think the Bills could be CIA agents. E.J. Manuel over Matt Barkley and Ryan Nassib? If you had that one, you are either Doug Marrone's wife or Buddy Nix's mantra-keeper. But Manuel is the kind of versatile quarterback -- the guy Jon Gruden firmly believes is the best all-around quarterback and team leader in the draft -- who should have a long career in the league. Great career? No one knows, and God knows the Bills have had their failures since Jim Kelly retired. 3. I think Ryan Nassib might not be inviting Doug Marrone to many family functions as life goes on. 4. I think, for me, the take-your-breath-away moment in the first round was Kyle Long over Manti Te'o, Tyler Eifert and Menelik Watson at 20 to the Bears. Chicago GM Phil Emery called him the highest-rated guard he's scouted in his last 12 draft classes. That's a wow -- and a good example of how different scouts and GMs look at players. Stunning, too, when you consider that universally, around the league, Chance Warmack or Johnathan Cooper -- or both -- were ranked higher on a vast majority of draft boards. 5. I think Tavon Austin became the most desired skill player in the draft because of the way the game is going. People want multi-faceted offensive players, and Austin, though very small, scored four ways last fall. The Rams might get him killed doing it, but they plan to use him as a slot receiver (maybe 700 snaps) and a punt-returner (maybe 50 punts) and are open to using him as a kick-returner too. Think of Austin -- after watching his highlights over the last few days -- playing on the Ed Jones Dome turf. What a weapon. 6. I think the NFC West, in the span of 16 months, has gone from the seventh- or eighth-best of the NFL divisions to the best. Seattle trading for Percy Harvin and this Austin pick, to me, solidified that. 7. I think I never thought I'd see a draft, in this day of offensive explosiveness, with one skill player (Austin) picked in the top 15. Or with one quarterback, one wideout and zero running backs in the top 25. Amazing. 8. I think the Ravens went into the day hoping they'd have one of the following players available at 32: Matt Elam, Johnathan Cyprien, Manti Te'o and Arthur Brown. And all four were. Luck of the Ravens, baby. 9. I think I'd have loved to have been in the Dallas area Thursday night at a draft party, with all the Cowboys people drooling in anticipation of the draft, which is a regional holiday in that area. And so the Cowboys didn't like how the board looked at 18, and traded down 13 spots and picked up a third-rounder in the process. OK. But then to hear Roger Goodell say, "With the 31st pick in the 2013 National Football League Draft, the Dallas Cowboys select Travis Frederick, center, Wisconsin,'' I can just imagine the joy in Mudville over that one. I'm sure what Dallas was acting on was a desire to get a good offensive lineman almost regardless of position, then pick up needed secondary help in the second and third rounds. But for the record, I looked at approximately 1,649 mock drafts in the last month, and I never saw Frederick's name. "I thought I probably fit in the second round somewhere,'' he said. Listen: Let's not get up in arms because the Cowboys drafted the second- or third-rated center 31st overall in a weak draft. It's nitpicky. 10. I think, and I don't know Nolan Nawrocki at all, that he's looking quite a bit like Nate Silver this morning. Here's the thing about the plummeting of Geno Smith: So many of us in the business heard it might happen, and we kept trying to fit Smith with a team with a quarterback need, and we had the theory that even though we didn't know where he'd go, that by golly he had to go somewhere ... and then he didn't. What Nawrocki foreshadowed -- that NFL teams had serious reservations about Smith -- turned out to be correct. It's a good lesson in the mock business: Just because everyone is sure a guy's going to be drafted in a certain area of picks, there's no guarantee he will be. And there are a few painful illustrations of that this year. BANKS: Snap Judgments from the first round Five Things I Think I Think About Day 2 1. I think the second round mock draft is the province of my friend Don Banks, and you can look for it on this site shortly. But I wouldn't put Geno Smith in Jacksonville; the Jags have many other positions they want to solidify, I'm told. But what if Jags GM David Caldwell gets into the office today and has three calls from teams wanting that pick to take Geno? And what if one of those calls involves a first-round pick in 2014? If I'm Caldwell, and Cleveland calls with that offer (plus a small sweetener), I'm going to have to do it. In any case, Geno Smith at 33 overall, even with his leadership and decision-making flaws, is the kind of gamble a quarterback-needy team should make. 2. I think, if you want to put money down on one particular pick tonight, I'd put Eddie Lacy to the Bengals at pick 37, the one acquired from Oakland. I believe there's a good chance if Tyler Eifert had been gone at 21, the Bengals would have chosen Lacy in the first round. Now that he's likely to be there five picks into tonight's proceedings, I'd bet the Bengals target him there. 3. I think the Patriots are gambling on the fact that their draft board was obviously so closely stacked in dealing down 23 picks with Minnesota. New England wasn't slated to pick until the 29th overall spot in round one; now the Patriots will be on the clock at number 22 in the second round tonight. The Patriots, as it turns out, are slated to have zero picks in the top 51, then five in the next 51, with (overall), the 52nd, 59th, 83rd, 91st, and 102nd choices. 4. I think you should watch for a run on corners today. I'm predicting 12 of the 62 picks today, minimum, will be corners. 5. I think, after the docked second-round pick for New Orleans, 45th overall, passes, the Bountygate sanction is finished. Good for the people of New Orleans, and good for the Saints -- even though the team appealed to Roger Goodell to give them the second-round pick back this offseason. No dice. Would have been a nice little cornerback there for them. Now they'll have to hope a corner, or a potential starter, lasts until 75th overall, which is their next pick -- the 44th of the day today. 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SEATTLE (AP) — University of Washington football coach Steve Sarkisian was the top paid Washington state employee in 2010, with $1.98 million in gross pay. He's followed on the new list from the Office of Financial Management by UW basketball coach Lorenzo Romar, who was paid $1.14 million last year.
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Feb. 22, 2006
The No. 18 UCLA men's track and field team will travel to Seattle, WA February 24-25 for the MPSF Indoor Championships as the Bruins look to win their fifth consecutive conference crown. The Bruins have several athletes ranked in the top-five in their respective events as UCLA will vie for not only the team title, but several individual crowns as well.
Leading the way in the sprints are Craig Everhart and the 4x400m relay team. Everhart holds the No. 1 400m time in the MPSF (46.65, NCAA Provisional) and is one of the top quarter-milers in the country. The 4x400m relay team of Everhart, Elijah Wells, James Rhoades and Brandon Johnson are also ranked No.1 (3:06.48, NCAA Provisional) after having broken the school record two weeks ago at the Iowa Classic. Johnson will also compete in the 400m for the first time this season. Wells will also compete in the 400m, an event in which he ranks fifth in the conference, with a time of 47.68.
In the distance events, Erik Emilsson and Austin Ramos lead the way as both have qualified for the NCAA Championships. Emilsson ranks second in the MPSF in the 800m (1:50.41) and sixth in the mile (4:03.76, NCAA Provisional), while Ramos holds the second-fastest time in the 5000m (13:58.66, NCAA Provisional).
In the throwing events, John Caulfield leads the way with the No. 2 mark in the conference in the shot put (62-5, NCAA Provisional). Fellow thrower Jeremy Silverman will not make the trip to Seattle as he is still recovering from a high ankle sprain. Jake Knight, who threw a provisional qualifier two weeks ago in Iowa, will also compete in the shot put (60-1). He currently holds the fourth-farthest throw in the conference. Boldizsar Kocsor, Andrew Ninow and Knight will also compete in the weight throw for the first time this season.
In the jumping events, the Bruins are led by Demetre Howard, Dominique Easterling, Michael Johnson, Jr. and Mike Landers. Howard ranks second in the conference in the long jump (23-10.75), while Easterling (50-2) and Johnson (50-0.75) rank fourth and fifth, respectively, in the triple jump. In the pole vault, Landers (17-1) leads a trio of vaulters into competition, and is poised for a big vault in Seattle after some very impressive practices. David Murphy, a provisional qualifier (17-1) is not competing due to an arm injury.
Currently, the Bruins have qualified seven individuals and one relay for the NCAA Indoor Championships, hosted by Arkansas March 9-10. All of UCLA's marks are provisional qualifiers, but their times and marks rank high enough to almost insure a trip to the National meet. This weekend, UCLA will look to improve on those qualifiers, and hopefully, pick up some automatic marks as well.


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Unemployment rate: 9.6 percent. Presidential approval rating: 49 percent. Congressional approval: 26 percent.
Restive voters were not waiting for November to have their say. Republican nomination races gave them their bullhorn and they were using it with dramatic effect.
In one of the year's biggest upsets, Joe Miller, backed by Sarah Palin and the Tea Party Express, defeated GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski in Alaska, adding her to a column of incumbents pushed aside. Murkowski conceded a week after the Aug. 24 primary as the ballot count went against her. She later set about a long-shot campaign to win as a write-in candidate in November.
Unemployment rate: 9.6 percent. Presidential approval rating: 49 percent. Congressional approval: 23 percent.
Obama campaigned largely in urban areas in liberal states, his unpopularity such that many Democrats wanted to keep their distance from him in the home stretch. Former President Bill Clinton and Vice President Joe Biden stepped in to fight for the cause in places where the president could not.
If Democrats used the health care law in their campaigns, it was to dissociate themselves from it. Some labored equally hard not to be tied to Nancy Pelosi, the House speaker demonized by Democrats' foes.
"Republicans are on offense and Democrats are running for cover," Boehner said. Democrats used every opportunity to remind voters of the bitter fruits of Republican governance. "They're offering more of the past," Biden said, "but on steroids."
Democrats had little doubt they were in for a drubbing Nov. 2.
Unemployment rate: 9.8 percent. Presidential approval rating: 47 percent. Congressional approval: 26 percent.
Obama was reflective the day after. He was not looking for asses to kick. Republicans won the House from the Democrats, shaved the Democratic majority in the Senate, picked up governorships and surged in state legislatures.
"You know," Obama said, "this is something that I think every president needs to go through."
"Now," he went on, "I'm not recommending for every future president that they take a shellacking like I did last night. You know, I'm sure there are easier ways to learn these lessons."
Said Pelosi: "Nine-and-a-half percent unemployment is a very eclipsing event."
The tea party demonstrated both its potency and its limits. Republican House candidates backed by the activists are coming to Washington by the dozens. Yet some Republicans are quietly convinced they would have won the Senate, too, if not for a collection of flawed candidates chosen with tea party support.
Tea party favorites won Senate seats in Florida, Kentucky and Utah, but lost in Nevada, Delaware and Colorado. In Alaska, Murkowski's improbable write-in campaign succeeded.
Obama blew off some steam at a pickup basketball game, coming away with a gashed lower lip needing 12 stitches.
The year drew to a close with the government in a defensive crouch against the drip-drip-drip of WikiLeaks disclosures. The first hundreds to be released, in a cache of more than 250,000 State Department cables coming out, proved a huge embarrassment for Washington in its dealings with other nations, and followed the leak of nearly half a million documents from the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
But Obama moved aggressively to achieve an arms control treaty with Russia in the waning days of the lame-duck session, an effort bound to strengthen U.S. credibility abroad if it succeeds this week.
A burst of bipartisanship came back, this time with teeth. Democratic leaders found enough Republican support to repeal the military gay ban. After 17 years, the "don't ask, don't tell" rule on the sexual orientation of troops is giving way to one that says it doesn't matter.
Although Obama has probably called the Republicans' bluff on their vow to repeal "Obamacare" — they won't have the votes — he has to deal with them on a broad front now. He compromised on tax cuts in the lame-duck session, agreeing to extend lower rates for the rich as well as the middle class before their expiration at year's end. The agreement, now law, is expected to add $900 billion to the deficit.
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Many people are complaining about the economic crisis. This crisis has affected the whole world, and particularly the USA. Some people are forced to dangerous activities to earn money, even at the risk of their own lives, while others live on the streets because they are unemployed. In addition, all kinds of solutions are being experimented with in a bid to rescue countries' economies. Reforms are being tried in areas such as energy, agriculture and infrastructure development, which are key to economic growth. Plans are constantly being drawn up to deal with unemployment and current deficit. Cuts are made, price hikes are enforced, but instead of decreasing, the economic crisis just gets worse.
There is a very important reason why none of the measures taken to date have been of any use. Our Prophet (saas) revealed in the hadiths that such a severe economic crisis would happen in the End Times, in the present day in other words. And nobody and no measures taken have therefore been able to prevent it.
Some of the hadiths of our Prophet (saas) regarding the weakening of the economy in the End Times:
Trade and roads between nations will be cut and strife among people will grow.
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Profits will revolve among certain people only, while those on low incomes will suffer hunger and difficulty.
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Everyone will complain of being "unable to make money and make ends meet."
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Allah has revealed the solution to this economic depression in the Qur'an. When we look at the reason for these problems going on across the world, the solution is in fact immediately apparent. I am certain that you, too, will want to apply this solution when you hear what it is.
The economic crisis will not come to an end until people live by love and desire what is best for others.
The answer to the economic crisis is LOVE. Neither the economic crisis nor other problems will come to an end unless Allah is loved with great passion. Economic crisis is inevitable in a world in which people detest one another. For whom or why should someone ignorant of love of Allah want to engage in fine, high-quality and attractive production? Why should he want to be bothered?
People who do not live by love want to engage in the worst and cheapest kind of production and to achieve the maximum profit in the shortest time possible. Instead of making use of their money, such people selfishly squirrel it away. People who do not know love of Allah cannot love other people, either. They regard everyone else as competitors and treat them with hatred. They are unwilling to help anyone. They never want to help the poor, for example, or award pay rises to those who work for them. They regard this as meaningless and unnecessary. Their money is kept in the banks, and there is thus no flow of capital, and stagnation begins.
Contrary to what many people who save their money rather than spending it think, measures such as giving away any excess funds to the poor and increasing wages actually leads to greater wealth. The economy dies when there is no flow of capital. But capital movement speeds up when the poor also reach a level where they are capable of buying goods. Industry becomes stronger, production rises and the markets pick up. And everyone will be happy as a result. Unwillingness to spend money and hiding it away is one of the main triggers of the economic crisis. In order for this to be eliminated, people must first live by love of Allah. When people love Allah, they will also love the people He creates. One cannot be happy when someone one loves is in need, and will therefore act on Allah's command in verse 22 of Surat an-Nur:
"Those of you possessing affluence and ample wealth should not make oaths that they will not give to their relatives and the very poor and those who have migrated in the way of Allah. They should rather pardon and overlook. Would you not love Allah to forgive you? Allah is Ever-Forgiving, Most Merciful."
Everyone needs a certain amount of money to meet his or her needs. But when one gives whatever is left over to the poor, and this obligation is performed all over the world, then do you think there will be any POOR people left in the world?
I can hear you all saying, "No." According to the Qur'an, we have an obligation to protect and watch over the poor, the needy and orphans. Indeed, even if Muslims themselves are in need, they still prefer their Muslim brothers and sisters to be comfortable.
The worst scourge in the economy: Interest!
Another of the main factors triggering the economic crisis is the interest system. Interest is like a beetle gnawing away at wood from the inside. It ruins the global economy. Interest is alleged to be applied for purposes of regeneration, but it in fact leads to huge collapses. Indeed, some banks have recently realized this and experimented with interest-free policies. Positive results began to be seen, but the system needs to be spread across the world and interest totally eradicated if the economic crisis is to be halted.
By Allah's leave, the Golden Age when poverty will end and the blessing of abundance that everyone longs for will arrive is close at hand. As our Prophet (saas) foretold in the hadith
"My community will enjoy such well-being in those days that the like of which has never been seen before. …"
(Sunan Ibn Majah, 10/347), the Golden Age will be close to the Day of Judgment. In that time, the delight of Qur'anic moral values will rule the world and religious values will be widespread among people.
We are now in the End Times, a period of much corruption, poverty and conflict. It is time to prepare for the Golden Age to follow, by loving Allah with a passion, loving His creations, helping those around us and supporting Muslims in all ways.
Do not forget that all possessions and property belong to Allah. We are just their temporary custodians. The time has come, as our Lord commands in the Qur'an, to spend these on those in need …
[They are] those in whose wealth there is a known share for beggars and the destitute. (Surat al-Ma'arij, 24-25)
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The South China Morning Post recently reported that Canada has put the kibosh on the Investor Immigrant Visa Program. When CBC posted the story on their Facebook page, the floodgates of comments, supporting the government's decision was astounding. Low and behold, it turns out, we do have an opinion about this. For the most part, it would seem that people are very happy with this decision…many saying it's about time.
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Posted 20 March 2013 - 11:37 AM
Posted 20 March 2013 - 01:25 PM
I'll echo PG's advisory "warning" with a twist: (Many) legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here might not fully identify or explain the ramifications of your particular problem. I do not give legal advice as such (and such is impermissible here at any rate). Comments are based on personal knowledge and experience and legal info gleaned over a quarter century, and every state has differing laws on and avenues to address most topics. If you need legal advice, you need to consult (and pay) a professional so that you may have someone to hold accountable. Acting on personal and informational advice from a stranger on the internet is a bad idea -- at least not without your own thorough due dilience/research and confirmation as it applies to your situation.
Posted 20 March 2013 - 01:48 PM
I just did not want to have to pay for the entire repair, if it had been mentioned in the lease, i would have at least done a monthly maintenance of the septic tank. No one at the property leasing company knew about it until I asked and it took them 4 days to find out if there was a tank here. In a nut shell, I don't think this should be on me, however the lease states "ALL" repairs required, it does not limit the lessee's responsibility at all.
The other responders are correct, it's the terms of the contract that count. You apparently didn't understand what you were getting into when you signed it but now it appears that you are stuck.
You can, of course, take the contract to an attorney and see if you have any options.
By the way, did you ever buy insurance on the building? (Not just on your contents and equipment.)
You're responsible for all repairs except exterior walls and foundations. That leaves an awfully big chunk of the building left for you to repair if it's destroyed in a fire. And if you aren't concerned about that kind of remote possibility how about a lightning strike that fries the building's AC and heating system. Seems to me that you have an insurable interest in the building.
Warning: Legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here are simplified and might not fully explain the ramifications of your particular issue. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. I make comments based on my knowledge and experience. I guarantee nothing. If you act on my comments without the advice of an attorney, you do so at your own risk.
Posted 20 March 2013 - 02:39 PM
if it had been mentioned in the lease, i would have at least done a monthly maintenance of the septic tank.
I take it, then, that the answer to my questions about whether the age of the septic system was mentioned in the lease and whether you ever asked anyone about the age of the septic system is no. It's easy to say, after the fact, that, "if you had told me ____, then I would have done ____ and avoided this whole mess," but the law does not require disclosure of every minute detail that might one day cause a problem. While laws governing the sale of residential real property require a significant amount of disclosure, laws regarding leasing of commercial real property generally have few, if any, disclosure requirements.
the lease states "ALL" repairs required, it does not limit the lessee's responsibility at all.
When you signed a contract that imposed on you an obligation to pay for (almost) "all" potential repairs, you obviously agreed to take on a huge amount of potential liability, and that obviously required an equally huge amount of due diligence. If a person in such a situation fails to conduct that diligence, then such person assumes a great deal of risk. Frankly, I cannot imagine signing a lease for commercial real property that imposes such a requirement without both a significant amount of inquiry of the landlord and an inspection by a licensed inspector.
I don't think this should be on me
If you are being truly honest, I suspect you will admit that you have no basis for thinking this. Sorry.
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CollegeInsider.com Postaseason Tournament (CIT)
Opening Round
Game 32: Idaho (18-13) vs. UC Santa Barbara (20-10)
When: March 14, 2012 (7:05 PT)
Where: Moscow, Idaho (Cowan Spectrum)
Radio: Vandal Radio Network/VandalXtra
Television: None
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Live Stats: www.GoVandals.com
A Look at the Gauchos
UC Santa Barbara is 20-10 this season and tied for second in the Big West Conference with a 12-4 record. The Gauchos fell to Long Beach State in the Big West Championship game on Saturday, 77-64. UCSB averages 72.6 points and allows just 65.8 this season. The Gauchos shoot 45.7 percent from the floor and 38.1 percent from the 3-point line. They also average a 37.8-34.0 rebounding margin and block 5.3 shots per game. Senior guard Orlando Johnson led the Big West with 19.7 points per game on 45.0 percent shooting, while backcourt teammate James Nunnally averages 15.7 points and 6.1 rebounds per game. Freshman center Alan Williams averages 6.9 points and 6.6 rebounds on 50.7 percent shooting.
UC Santa Barbara Head Coach Bob Williams
Bob Williams is in his 14th season at UC Santa Barbara. He has led the Gauchos to three NCAA Tournament bids, including back-to-back times in 2010 and 2011. This season marks UCSB's fourth 20-win campaign under Williams, who has a record of 237-180 at the school. Before UCSB, he led UC Davis to a 158-76 record and a 1998 NCAA Division II national title in eight seasons. He is 426-280 overall as a head coach. He is a 1976 graduate of San Jose State.
Vandals and Gauchos
Idaho and UC Santa Barbara play for the 20th time on Wednesday. The Gauchos hold a 12-7 edge in a series primarily dominated by the home team. The Vandals are 7-2 in Moscow against UCSB and the Gauchos are 10-0 against the Vandals in California. The former Big West Conference rivals haven't played since 2005, when they split the season series. Idaho won the last game at the Cowan Spectrum, 61-50, on Jan. 8, 2005.
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Fans can tune in to Wednesday's game free of charge online at www.collegeinsider.com/stream.
A Big-Time Challenge
In UC Santa Barbara, Idaho faces one of the most formidable backcourts it's seen all season. Seniors Orlando Johnson and James Nunnally are All-Big West picks who average 19.7 and 15.7 points per game, respectively. Together, they account for 48.8 percent of UCSB's scoring and they've combined to make 122 of the Gauchos' 219 three-point field goals this year.
Joining The Madness
Idaho's CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament bid this year marks the team's ninth foray into the postseason and its third bid in four seasons under Don Verlin. The Vandals have qualified four times for the NCAA tournament, once for the NIT and now three times in the CIT. Idaho was also invited to the National Collegiate Tournament in 1922 - the first national championship tournament ever held in intercollegiate basketball.
Marching Into The Postseason
In Don Verlin's first four seasons at Idaho, the Vandals have earned three CollegeInsider.com Postseason Tournament invitations. The last time Idaho had three postseason berths in the same span was 1981-83, when the team earned a pair of NCAA bids (1981, 1982) and an NIT bid (1983).
Beware in the Paint
Both frontcourt groups in this game can claim to be among the nation's best in denying shots. Idaho's duo of junior Kyle Barone and senior Djim Bandoumel have blocked a combined 95 shots this year and the team has 129 swats. On the other side, UCSB freshman Alan Williams and senior Greg Somogyi have stopped 92 shots and the Gauchos have 158 blocks as a team.
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