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Is her marriage miserable? Is she emotionally edgy? Even before the recent bios laid bare Diana's private woes, fashion fans could tell that all was not merry with the most famous wife of Windsor. The Princess hacked off her hair, a sure sign of Something Changing. She banished the stubby heels that made her look only slightly taller than Charles in favor of 2½-inchers that pump her up to a full 6'. (Most are by Manolo Blahnik and the royal shoemaker Rayne.) She even—gasp!—took to wearing foreign designers in public, including suits by Chanel and Moschino, plus a dash of Kenzo, St. Laurent, Versace and Valentino for Continental spice.
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Saraveza, 1004 N. Killingsworth
On hand, will be the beers and the brewers who made them. These breweries will include Big Horse Brewing of Hood River and brewer Jason Kahler; Rivergate Brewing of N. Portland and brewer Brian Frisch; Mt. Tabor Brewing of SE Portland and brewer Eric Surface; and Ambacht Brewing of Hillsboro and brewer Tom Kramer.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Microhopic Micro Fest
Shout out to Angelo and Margaret, who along with Saraveza, are hosting the Microhopic beer fest. The virtue of this event is that it features four small breweries, three of which are quite new. I will hazard to predict that no one out there has tried all of these beers, so there's sure to be something new. Details:
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Sounds interesting. Mt Tabor was/is at the Oregon Brews & BBQs fest with their Blonde. I'd like to try some of their other offerings.
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Chelsea are eager to sign a new defender, with two targets in mind: Simon Kjaer and David Luiz.
23.55: That's all for the transfer blog for tonight. Thanks for joining us - we'll be back again tomorrow morning.
23.18: Mexico international Nery Castillo has signed for Greek side Aris on loan from Shakhtar Donetsk.
23.12: Leeds boss Simon Grayson says there are no plans to sell any players this month. "Hopefully the ambition of the players can be fulfilled here - we are not a selling club and don't need to sell anybody."
22.50 Former Aston Villa striker Juan Pablo Angel is on the move, he has joined David Beckham at the LA Galaxy after his contract with the New York Red Bulls expired.
21.33: Toulouse defender Franck Tabanou is attracting interest from Inter, according to his agent, but he won't move until June.
21.05: Everton striker James Vaughan appears to be close to sealing a loan move to Celtic.
20.35: The talk of Luis Suarez heading to Liverpool has been heating up, but reader Ken is dampening expectations.
I am a big liverpool fan and to anyone who thinks we can get sergio ramos to sign for us is an idiot and NESV aren't going to spend tons of money in the winter window because players are overpriced and they know that. They have spent money on the Red Soxs because they have made money there and i would like to see them make a move, but if you remember John Henry said when they move for a player they do not want the media circling them. I want Suarez bad to be at Liverpool, but dont be surprised if we get Arda Turan or Keisuke Honda because they have both been quiet this window and Kenny is fond of them both.
20.31: The BBC is reporting that Jose Bosingwa - out of contract in the summer - is set to sign a new one-year deal soon. Milan hinted they could make a summer move for the 28-year-old recently.
19.46: Zamalek have announced that Ghana midfielder Ibrahim Ayew has joined Belgian side Lierse.
19.21 Sampdoria full back Reto Ziegler is being linked with a move to Serie A leaders AC Milan according to Football Italia. Zsolt Laczko's move to Samp apparently frees up the former Spurs man to make the switch.
19.06 Chelsea have had a third bid for Benfica defender David Luiz rejected, with the Portuguese club understood to be holding out for £25 million for the 23-year-old. Read all about that transfer battle here.
18.45: The Express & Star says Wolves are closing in on the deal for Barnsley winger Adam Hammill.
18.37: Former Juventus director Luciano Moggi isn't impressed with the club's recent signings. "We need to look at the immediate needs," he said. "Luca Toni obviously isn't a name for the future. As for Antonio Floro Flores, he's a reserve at Udinese…"
18.01: Liverpool chairman Tom Werner, asked if the club could still bring in big names like Fernando Torres, said: "Yes. Look at our history. We will be driven by value but we certainly have the resources to have some targets. We are in this for the long-term and every pound that we make will strengthen the club. We do have great resources."
17.44: Marca claims Sporting defender Jose Angel wants to join Malaga.
17.20 Tottenham's Luka Modric has rejected speculation he could leave for a Premier League rival or move abroad. "There's no truth in all these rumours," he told Sportske Novosti back in Croatia."The only truth is that I'm a Tottenham player and I'm happy to be where I am. I'm fully focused on my job. Following my arrival in 2008 every transfer window is the same. Newspapers are always talking about me moving away." Yes, these transfer tittle tattlers really are a pest...
17.00 Reports in Ghana suggest Sulley Muntari is wanted by Sunderland and Everton.
16.57 Does anyone want him? Robbie Keane isn't wanted by Sunderland either. Story here.
16.24 AC Milan look set to miss out on Christian Eriksen, who has revealed to Voetbal International he is happy to remain with Dutch giants Ajax. At just 18, he is not yet ready to take the next step.
15.52 Mirko Vucinic's agent has insisted the striker has no desire to leave Roma after being linked with both Tottenham and Inter Milan.
15.49 More on Lukaku from our man in Belgium: "According to French magazine Sport/Foot, Anderlecht's highly rated teenager, Romelu Lukaku, will move to Manchester City at the end of the current season. Sport/Foot quote a "reliable source" who says the player's agents will travel to Manchester today to finalise contract talks, which have supposedly taken 15 days. Lukaku's manager formally denies the rumour. Should the move materialise, Lukaku, a hot favourite to win Belgium's Golden Boot award this evening, would link up with fellow Belgians Dedryck Boyata and Vincent Kompany."
15.46 Watford have signed Aston Villa striker Andreas Weimann on loan until the end of the season. That will pay a small proportion of Darren Bent's wages.
15.36 La Gazzetta dello Sport is reporting that Sampdoria have told Milan they must bid more if they want to sign former Spurs defender Reto Ziegler.
15.29 Striker David Trezeguet is being linked with a move back to Italy with AC Milan after just six months in Spain with Hercules.
15.22 Sunderland midfielder Jack Colback is a loan target for both Blackpool and Preston North End.
15.16 Aston Villa have insisted they did nothing wrong in their move for Darren Bent after Sunderland chairman Niall Quinn seemed to suggest there was something fishy about it.
15.05 Chelsea are stepping up their bid for Benfica centre-back David Luiz, but are also looking at Danish star Simon Kjaer as a back-up if they cannot persuade the Brazilian to move.
14.59 SPL side Celtic have released Olivier Kapo after he failed to make an impact on a short-term contract.
14.54 Could Liverpool be priced out of the market for Luis Suarez? If so, it's rumoured they could turn to Sevilla forward Alvaro Negredo - a player who turned down Hull City in the summer of 2009.
14.41 Valon Behrami is eager to leave West Ham and move to Fiorentina, but the deal appears to have hit a snag. "Will I come to Florence? Good question. At the moment my arrival in Florence is far from certain," Behrami told Corriere Fiorentina.
14.29 Udinese have bolstered their ranks with the signing of Joel Ekstrand From Helsingborg. "It feels sad to leave the club that I love, but incredibly inspiring to get the chance to play in one of Europe's best leagues," said the 21-year-old defender.
14.12 All that talk of Romelu Lukaku having moved to Manchester City appears to be false. Though he is almost certain to leave Anderlect in the summer.
13.56 Veteran Birmingham City striker Kevin Phillips looks ready to move on after growing tired of sitting on the bench. Phillips said: "I've had a chat with the manager and he's said that I can go if the right offer comes along. It's a bit disappointing but I accept that, at this stage in my career, perhaps I need to be playing games."
13.47 It seems Stéphane Sessegnon is effectively going on strike to force a move to Sunderland by refusing to train with PSG. "The most important thing is that Stephane returns to the group again. He's part of the family and we want him to stay," said club president Robin Leproux.
13.32 Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic looks set to be rewarded for his performances this season with a new deal. Both AC Milan and Juventus are said to be monitoring the situation forcing Chelsea to act before he moves into the final year of his current contract.
13.19 Brazil teen sensation Ganso could move to European football shortly, but he seems to be in no hurry to make the natural move away from South American football. "Of course I would like to play in Europe but in due course," he said. "My present and my future is Santos. Now I'm injured and I just want to get well soon so I can help my club in the Copa Libertadores."
13.12 Shaun Wright-Phillips is attracting the attention of Fulham and Newcastle, and his agent has revealed that the Manchester City winger is not short of options. "My understanding is that Fulham have made an enquiry for Shaun, as have Newcastle," Wayne Lindsay said. "There are two other clubs also showing an interest, one loan and one permanent. There is also interest from a French club, but these are all options Shaun will have to consider."
13.01 Both Everton and Liverpool are being linked with Wolves midfielder Matt Jarvis, who is one of few players from Molineux that would interest other Premier League clubs.
12.50 Just as it seemed certain Cardiff (and England!) striker Jay Bothroyd would sign a pre-contract agreement with Newcastle United, it is now being suggested that Sunderland could try and usurp their neighbours as a replacement for Darren Bent.
12.36 Genoa have insisted that there is no chance they will sell full-back Domenico Criscito, who has been linked with Milan, Napoli, Inter and Fiorentina. President Enrico Preziosi told Sky Sports Italia that "Criscito won't move from Genoa even if there was a bomb".
12.15 Even more West Ham. Monaco are to bid £1.5m for West Ham defender Herita Ilunga, according to L'Equipe.
11.48 Valon 'Bit of an animal' Behrami, wants to leave West Ham, Harry Harris tells us. Fiorentina want him but are not prepared to pay the £4.5 million that the Hammers want and are offering 2 million euros on a drip. He may stay homesick for a while. Story here.
11.44 Demba Ba has been one of the transfer window's leading lights. He's already failed a medical at Stoke City, and West Ham are circling too. Stoke are willing to take hin on loan but Hoffenheim want the money to fund their purchase of Ryan Babel. Confused? Read our story here.
11.29 Twitter-tattle time. Ben Lyttleton, expert on Franco football, says a Belgian magazine Sport/Foot report that Romelu Lukaku will join Manchester City this summer. Just what they need, another striker. Dzeko to be sold this summer?
11.23 Big news on the Moss Rose estate. Simon Yeo has re-signed for Macclesfield Town.
11.06 The Real Madrid needing a striker condundrum will not be solved by a Ruud Van Nistelrooy return. HSV Hamburg won't let him go, and that's that. Even though he really wants to go. Hamburg boss Armin Veh told Deutsche Presseagentur: "There is a clear decision of our club: we are not going to let Ruud van Nistelrooy leave.I have respect for him and his point of view, I am aware he is very keen on residing in Madrid after the end of his career. I have a huge respect for his intensions and for him as a person, but he is under contract at our club. He is finally in great shape right now and him leaving is a clear no-go for us."
10.27 Remember when Manchester City were hailed for the quality of their academy. It was a couple of years ago now, and events, dear boy, events, have taken over since then. One of their starlets, Kelvin Etuhu, is set to leave the club after refusing a new contract. A Championship destination looks likely with Nottingham Forest, Middlesbrough, QPR and Blackpool all linked. And, yes, we know Blackpool are Premier League now. Coventry, however, are not interested at all.
10.20 Sebastian Larsson is a player linked with several clubs, and Blackburn is the latest, according to the Lancashire Evening Telegraph. He's no Ronaldinho or Beckham, but he does have to compete with David Bentley nowadays.
10.05 Nicklas Bendtner is not interested in going to West Ham, according to his dad, also his agent. "That's not interesting," Thomas Bendtner told Ekstrabladet. "If Arsenal want to sell and have set a price, then that's up to them. That's nothing that we have been involved in. I can only say that this is nothing of interest to us." Bendtner watched West Ham from the sidelines as an unused sub last week and can have been none too impressed. Story here.
10.03 Celtic have loaned out misfit defender Jos Hooiveld has moved to FC Copenhagen and we think he's eligible to play in the Champions League for them against Chelsea.
9.49 David Wheater was once highly rated by many but has been a victim of Middlesbrough's decline. He looks in line for a move to Bolton and back to the Premier League but that move will likely see many wonder about the future of Gary Cahill.
9.43 The Journal, a Newcastle paper, has Shaun Wright-Phillips heading Toon-side, with wages not a problem, they say.
9.32 Perhaps sillier is The Guardian's linking of a Real move for Van Persie, which we can't see here.
9.23 Comedy for Chelsea fans here. Claudio Pizarro, he of the acceleration of an HGV, is now linked with Real Madrid, according to newspaper Generacion. Well, Mourinho did sign him, we think, which begs the question why. Jose didn't stay much beyond his July 2007 transfer to Chelsea so perhaps didn't see him at his one-paced peak.
9.10 Here's one to put all of Europe's big boys on alert. Sergio Ramos wants away from Real Madrid, after a bust-up with Cristiano Ronaldo and henceforth Jose Mourinho. Full story here.
9.03 Kenny Miller to Bursapor, which seems an odd one. Walter Smith seems equally confused. "We don't know whether he is away yet or not," said Smith. "Both clubs haven't agreed a fee. I think Kenny and his advisors have agreed their part with Bursaspor. We'll just have to wait and see if they can reach agreement with our own club."
8.41 Real Madrid midfielder Lassana Diarra will not be leaving the club this month and will fight for his place in the team, according to his agent. Diarra has been linked with moves to Manchester United, Liverpool, AC Milan and Paris Saint-Germain, but agent John Williams claims that his client is 'satisfied' at the Bernabeu, despite only featuring in 12 games this season. Story
8.38 Thomas Ince of Liverpool may well be linking up with daddy Paul at Notts County, depending on how a chat with Kenny Dalglish. He's been there on loan before. According to the Liverpool Echo, "Liverpool will only agree to send Ince back out on loan to the League One club if he pens a new deal. But so far, the midfielder is unwilling to commit his long-term future to the Reds."
08.03: Fulham are now favourites for Southampton's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after Arsenal refused to let youngster rejoin Saints on loan.
07.52: Ryan Babel's agent has revealed his client's preference for Ajax. Winnie Haatrecht said in the Sun: ''Hoffenheim will only be an option if Ryan isn't allowed to go on loan to Ajax or they do not want him.''
07.43: Where do West Ham turn in their hour of need? Well, according to the Daily Telegraph they want to sign Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner, but have been prevented from making a bid by his £15 million price tag.
07.26: Chelsea have upped their bid for Benfica defender David Luiz to £21 million apparently. Not sure they will take less than £25 million, but we'll see. Read all about him here.
07.14: A round-up of what's in the papers for you:
The Sun: Bolton are set to seal the signing of David Wheater from Middlesbrough for around £2.5 million. Blackpool want to bring in Peterbrough's George Boyd as Charlie Adam's replacement. Barnsley winger Adam Hammill will join Wolves for £500k and get a £20k per week deal.
The Daily Mail: Blackburn want Argentine Mauro Formica from Newell's Old Boys and will snap him up for £3m. The midfielder was being linked to Galatasaray. Sunderland want Monaco striker Dieumerci Mbokani to replace Darren Bent and could get a cheap deal by landing him on loan. Fulham want to sign Man City winger Shaun Wright-Phillips on loan before the weekend. West Ham striker Benni McCarthy is holding talks with QPR over a possible move.
Daily Mirror: Arsenal want Chris Samba as their top transfer target this month. Chelsea are eyeing a deal for Stoke keeper Asmir Begovic, who would cost around £5m. QPR are interested in bringing in Wayne Routledge from Newcastle and Blackpool are keen to take Sunderland midfielder Jack Colback on loan.
07.10: First up, Marseille defender Taye Taiwo is being tracked by Spurs and Everton and would cost around £5 million.
07.00: Morning all, and it's a brand new day of transfer fun. Exciting day yesterday, but much of this morning is about players who aren't going anywhere. Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger is the first to admit he's finding it all a bit tough.
Ramos is ready to quit Real madrid,He could be perfect at Chelsea!!
Good news Liverpool... Go get Sergio Ramos after his bust-up with Cristiano Ronaldo and try to get Taye Taiwo....
No matter which defender Arsene Wenger is buying, it definitely should be someone that can deal with the aerial threat so that Arsenal will stop conceding goals from set-pieces.
Liverpool owners are getting on my nerves right now, i've got a feeling this is the same problem as the previous owners. They should know anybody in football can tell you that £20m for LUIS SUAREZ is not too much for a player of this calibre. This is beginning to look like a big farce. With just a few weeks left to transfer window my advise is, JUST SPENT THE MONEY, FOR THE SAKE OF THE CLUB
Arsene Wenger needs to go for Sergio Ramos now. If he did have a problem at Mardid and does want to leave, then Wenger cant ignore a player of his quality
ummm. so. any idea if city plan to play another team in the championship or something? perhaps they should concentrate on building their academy instead of buying up everyone...
I dont think sergio ramos is needed in Manchester united, chelsea or arsenal. No doubt ramos is one great player but i think rafael and sagna is sufficient for the club. I think arsenal should stop looking for cheap deals and start looking for a world class defender. Wenger should be thinking of getting a defender good enough to pair up with vermaelen in the future. Personally i feel that neither Squallaci nor Koscielny has proven to be a good signing. Arsenal should not be stingy when it comes to getting a center back. They need to stop leaking goals if they are ever serious about challenging for major title. With the likes or RVP and chamakh upfront and nasri and frebegas in the mid, wenger dun even need to spend a single penny to bolster their attack. SO THROW THE MONEY ON THE DEFENCE PLEASEE!
If Liverpool have money to burn, and want to solve its fullback problems, why not sell Glen Johnson and put that money towards Sergio Ramos. I can't think of a more solid investment than that.
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Umm... Build their academy? Do you watch football? City has one of the best academies around.
watching all these transfer rumors unfold and not seeing Man Utd making a concrete bid for any good players to bolster their weak midfield is seriously a cause for concern.
I think man utd desperately needs to strengthen their midfield, particularly a strong defense midfielder and a tricky winger. i think man utd really do miss ronaldo.
i guess rooney was right all along, man utd does not really seem to be capable of improving and progressing, having to rely constantly on old guards to deliver the goods.
I can see Ramos going to Barcelona in a deal that involves dani alves going to city. Then they'll only be one short of having the entire Spanish first XI
If Taye Taiwo is available for £5M, I would love to see Liverpool competing for his signature. He's physically and defensively stout, a decent passer, and has a cannon of a left foot. He'd be a big step forward from Konchesky or an out of position Glen Johnson.
Zack: Ramos is great going forward, but prone to defensive lapses. Sounds a lot like the right back we already have ...
Suarez signs for Liverpool..........
It would be great for liverpool to get Sergio Ramos. He is good friends with Fernando Torres nd it would strengthen Liverpool's reputation so other world class players would want to move there
They use to, but the complete lack of playing time for their academy players going forward thanks to the riches of the owners means there is a downward turn in their academy. just as there was in United's after their golden generation came up.
Liverpool, Manyoo, Arsenal, the man you should all be chasing is Scott Parker!
In a terrible West Ham team he has shown he is a class above anyone.
Which Wenger should buy samba of bluackburn!!!!!!!
...sergio dnt go anywhere man u rely belong to real madrid u cant let big-headed get to u.man utd fan
i realy wanted steven pienaar to come to chelsea but maybe we will sign simon kjaer. chelsea better lift it up to 25 million for luiz !!!
chelsea buying the highest defenders will not make lift any throphy this season rather they should wait for next season for manner to fall
Chelsea are going for ramors
please,i want chelsea to bring back the assistant couch,please.i am a chelsea full supporter.
chelsea should play attackin football,buy 2 wingers to move on the fluncks instead of using defensive midfielders as wingers and 2 defenders
Looks like Ipswich have missed out on Austin from Swindon. Myself and a number of fans are absolutely gutted.
Said to have offered him a pittance so it serves us right, but if you want to talk about ambition you have to back it up these days. Great shame.
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Dr. Holmes contributes a valuable and exciting addition to the rapidly mushrooming psychiatric literature pertaining to the adolescent. Books like Balser's Psychotherapy of the Adolescent (1957) and Lorand and Schneer's Adolescent: Psychoanalytic Approach to Problems and Therapy (1961) represent contributions by many authors. Dr. Holmes alone has undertaken the Herculean task of preparing the more cohesive and more closely related sequences that multiple authors, writing about specific and separate topics, cannot achieve.
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An Arab bulldozer driver has gone on the rampage in Jerusalem in the second incident in three weeks, bringing renewed calls for restrictions on the capital's Palestinian civilians.
Rassan Abu Tir, the 22-year-old driver from South-East Jerusalem, took the bulldozer he was working on at a building site in central Jerusalem on Tuesday. He hit six vehicles on King David Street, including a bus, wounding 24 people — one of them severely — before being shot dead by an armed civilian and a border police officer.
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This was a draw that felt more like a win and the home point, perhaps, may represent a solid base that could kick start West Ham's season, such was the impact felt in pulling back a two goal deficit from a strong Arsenal side who looked solidly in command until the final 15 minutes of the match.
It would be unfair to suggest that West Ham were outclassed by Arsenal until the latter stages; certainly in the first 15 minutes the Hammers had given as good as they got, but, once the home side were forced to chase the game after poor defensive errors, there is no doubt that the likelihood of a Hammers comeback looked extremely unlikely. I'm ashamed to admit at one stage that I was just hoping that the score finished 2-0 rather than it turning into a rout.
It was a week in which football moved from the back pages to the front and then to centre. A week in which web pages buzzed and the gossip in the office was all on the same topic. You could hear it on trains and buses; whispered in libraries and debated loudly in pubs; spoken of in reverent tones as young lovers nestled between the sheets. Even our local vicar was moved to mention it in his sermon on Sunday (not that I was there to hear it, of course). "And, lo, verily the word went out that David Beckham was to grow a beard. And the Lord looked and he saw that it was good". I have always suspected that the early 21st Century finds us as a Nation with too much time on its hands. Now I am certain.
I can't help but feel that West Ham are trying to fulfill a self-perpetrating prophecy here. A few weeks back, with less matches played than their rivals and only two home games, one against local rivals who've got a bit of a sign on us currently and Liverpool, who we've not beaten since referees last wore top hats, we find ourselves in the lower reaches of the division. "Woe is us - it's relegation" scream the knee-jerkers and, all of a sudden, we start playing like a relegation haunted team; Confidence drains away and top players - not the ones usually open to fans criticism - suddenly start looking second rate. Saturday's game was a case in point.
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The second part of the story of one of West Ham's greatest ever cup runs and the League Cup's finest semi-finals.
This week; Gordon Banks' wonder penalty save from Geoff Hurst.
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One up against ten men with only a last gasp equaliser to spare the blushes, is really not good enough at this stage. More worringly, the lack of onfield leadership, defensive mistakes, bad luck and positional confusion is merely giving ammunition to neutrals and pessimistic fans who sense that a season long fight against relegation is the best we can hope for. It should have all been so different though.
A fantastic cup run in which West Ham beat some of the best teams of the day, eventually taking part as odd-on favourites in one of the great cup semi-finals decided over four games and 420 pulsating minutes before cruel fate and controversy intervenes to ensure it all ends in heart-breaking defeat, may not be the type of story that you think will need re-telling after 37 years. In some ways though, the 1971/2 League Cup run is everything that West Ham represents. Like it or loath it, the very reason that you - young or old - support the Hammers can be laid bare on a miserable, cold, rain-sodden Manchester night in January 1972. Read on if you dare.
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Dr. Starr, thank you for inviting me to address this Forum. I am delighted to be back at SAIS to speak with you today on U.S. policy in Central Asia and the partnerships we have with the countries of this strategically important region. I am grateful to you and to SAIS for all the work you do to advance our understanding of, and relationships with, Central Asia. Much of what I will talk about today draws in part on the scholarship and ideas you and your Institute have developed, and we appreciate your continued focus on Central Asia.
U.S. Priorities in Central Asia
In 2009, the Obama Administration undertook a comprehensive review of U.S. strategy in Central Asia, which aimed to build an atmosphere of trust and cooperation so we could build viable, long-term partnerships. Through that process, several core U.S. interests emerged: encouraging Central Asia's assistance in stabilizing Afghanistan; promoting democracy and respect for human rights; combating the trafficking of narcotics and people; supporting balanced energy policies and the development of energy resources; fostering economic growth and increased opportunities for our companies; and, finally, sustaining non-proliferation.
A recent Senate Foreign Relations Committee report on Central Asia and the transition in Afghanistan underscored the main objectives of our strategy in the region. The SFRC's report recommended, first, to balance our security and political priorities; and second, to expand the vision for transition in Afghanistan to become a working strategy for the broader region.
It is important to note at the outset, that as we think about efforts to balance competing priorities in a challenging part of the world, our interests in Central Asia are closely linked. Contrary to suggestions in some recent articles, we do not see our engagement with Central Asia as an either-or choice between developing security relationships at the expense of core values like human rights. Progress on one issue can help reinforce, or create incentives for, progress on other issues.
And indeed, our strategy for Central Asia explicitly states that our efforts to strengthen and broaden relations with Central Asia should not impinge upon our strong support for democratic development and universally recognized human rights. U.S. engagement in the five Central Asian states consistently focuses on political liberalization, good governance, civil society capacity building, and addressing human rights concerns – as well as a wide range of other important interests such as non-proliferation, energy, economic development, and educational exchanges.
We feel strongly that the best way to advance U.S. interests across the region is by enhanced engagement at all levels with the Central Asian governments, civil society, and people themselves. A cornerstone of this engagement has been the Annual Bilateral Consultation process that I chair with each of the five Central Asian countries. These consultations are a face-to-face structured dialogue based on a jointly developed agenda that promotes candid discussions on the full spectrum of bilateral issues, including human rights, religious freedom, science and technology collaboration, economic development, defense cooperation, and other subjects either side would like to discuss.
The Annual Bilateral Consultation process has given seats at the table to virtually the entire U.S. Government, including the Departments of Defense, Energy, and Commerce, and the U.S. Trade Representative, to name just a few active participants. Each discussion results in a work plan that outlines practical steps to advance U.S. and partner policy goals. The road to achieving these goals is not always smooth, but our continued engagement with the region is yielding results. We also use the consultative process to engage civil society and business communities in each country.
Afghanistan and Central Asia
Let me now talk more specifically about U.S. policy in Central Asia in the context of our continued efforts in Afghanistan.
The threat of terrorism makes very clear the security interests the United States shares with Central Asia. In support of the International Security Assistance Force's efforts against the Taliban and Al-Qaeda in Afghanistan, and now as Afghanistan is increasingly taking the lead for its own security, the Central Asian countries are serving as vital partners.
Expanded trust and cooperation with Central Asia has made possible the Northern Distribution Network, or NDN. Over the past year, we have expanded the capacity of the NDN to offer critical alternate routes for our non-lethal cargo transiting into Afghanistan to support our troops. These have become particularly important given current challenges in our relations with Pakistan, and Islamabad's decision in November to close the border crossing points to Afghanistan, effectively leaving NDN as the key land route for supporting Coalition Forces in Afghanistan.
However, the Central Asian countries' important role is contributing to stability in Afghanistan and regional security goes well beyond the NDN. The United States will continue to encourage the Central Asian countries to support Afghanistan's economic and political development. A peaceful, stable, prosperous, and democratic future for the Central Asian states is directly linked to the prospects for peace, stability, prosperity, and democracy in Afghanistan.
Particularly as Afghanistan assumes full security responsibility, the states of Central and South Asia will play a key role in supporting peace and economic development in the region alongside Afghanistan's other partners. The South and Central Asian states' active participation in regional conferences on Afghanistan, economic cooperation, and their commitment to future assistance all contribute to the future stability of Afghanistan and the region.
Enhancing Regional Integration
That's why Secretary Clinton's vision of a New Silk Road has been embraced by the countries of Central Asia. Our hope is to encourage all of the countries of the region and beyond to help build a network of roads, bridges, pipelines, and rail lines to facilitate the goal of embedding Afghanistan more firmly into its neighborhood and helping Afghanistan realize its goal of creating an economy based more on trade than aid. We must also seek to reduce barriers to the efficient exchange of goods across borders, open markets, and promote private sector investment in the region.
If Afghanistan is firmly integrated into the economic life of the region, it will be better able to attract private investment, continue to develop and benefit from its vast mineral resources, and provide increasing economic opportunity for its people, men and women alike.
All of the Central Asian states are taking their own steps to enhance their integration with Afghanistan. Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Tajikistan are providing discounted electricity. Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, and Turkmenistan are increasing railway connections into Afghanistan. Kazakhstan provides assistance to educate Afghan students.
All of the Central Asian states also have participated in the recent international conferences in Istanbul and Bonn on Afghanistan. At both, there was a clear consensus and commitment to the future of Afghanistan. The participants in Istanbul made clear their support for regional trade. The Istanbul Process endorses regionally integrated economic growth "along historical trade routes," and aligned closely with the New Silk Road vision elaborated by Secretary Clinton.
In Istanbul, participating countries likewise agreed to a number of confidence building measures that we believe will advance the creation of a web of economic and transit linkages across South and Central Asia. We look forward to supporting the region's efforts with the private sector to see these plans implemented. The Istanbul Process represents efforts by Afghanistan and its neighbors to promote economic links and development.
At Bonn, the international community reaffirmed its commitment to stay engaged in Afghanistan beyond 2014, in a "transformation decade" lasting until 2024.
Re-Emergence of Historic Trade Routes, or New Silk Road
While we have seen some successes, the development of trade among the five countries of Central Asia is lagging. These countries have not yet been able to reap the benefits of economic integration. To seize the opportunities for increased integration, the region's countries will need to overcome bilateral obstacles, ensure the rule of law, eradicate corruption and remove non-tariff barriers to trade such border crossing impediments, lack of protection for intellectual property and copyrights, onerous and contradictory foreign investment rules, and a less-than-transparent and unpredictable regulatory environment.
It is especially critical that the Central Asian countries reduce barriers to an efficient exchange of goods across borders, that they open their markets, and promote private sector investment in the region. Our bilateral engagement in the region will continue to promote the creation of a true network of economic and transit connections both within Central Asia and with the wider region. We also will continue to support accession by Central Asian states to the World Trade Organization.
Regional mechanisms can help. One important regional coordinating mechanism is the Asian Development Bank-led Central Asia Regional Economic Cooperation Program, or CAREC. CAREC includes Afghanistan and Pakistan and envisions a transformation of the region through transport corridors and energy infrastructure in order to sustain economic growth. By 2020, the CAREC Program will have mobilized $20 billion to improve six corridors that traverse Central Asia. Three of the CAREC corridors link the economic hubs of Europe and the Russian Federation with East Asia, while the other three link East Asia, Europe, and the Russian Federation with South Asia and the Middle East.
The United States contributes to CAREC through the US Agency for International Development in order to support activities that increasingly strengthen the concept of revitalized historic trade routes. Just over a month ago, a train made the first trip on a new railway from Uzbekistan into Afghanistan. This line was a CAREC project to supply missing links in the rail networks of China, India, and Central Asia. We hope the Central Asian states will continue to work independently, through CAREC, through other institutional arrangements, and with partners like the United States to reduce the barriers to trade and transportation so that greater regional economic integration will become a reality.
Border Security, Counternarcotics and Counterterrorism Cooperation
Greater integration and the improved prosperity that will follow will help address some of the region's other pressing problems. One is the flow of narcotics. A substantial portion of heroin produced in Afghanistan flows northward through the porous borders of Central Asia to Russia and China. While we are working hard with the Government of Afghanistan to deal with its domestic production problem, we are increasing our cooperation with partners in Central Asia to strengthen border security, reduce corruption, and share information in order to stem the flow of Afghan narcotics. The hallmark of this is our new Central Asia Counternarcotics Initiative, or CACI [CAH-see], which is aimed at improving operational coordination between our Drug Enforcement Administration, and counterparts from Afghanistan and Central Asian.
Upgrades to border checkpoints will not only allow for the free flow of trade and customs collection, but for the interdiction of traffickers trying to move drugs, weapons, and humans through this region. Building the capacity and professionalization of border guards, customs officials, counter-narcotics services, and other law enforcement will further our economic priorities in fostering regional economic integration, as well as encourage internal security policies that respect human rights and empower civilians. But it will also require our partners in the region to make a concerted effort to reduce corruption, a scourge that not only facilitates the drug trade but saps the confidence of people in their leaders.
Another challenge we are also working with our partners in Central Asia to address is the threat of global terrorism. Our bilateral engagement in this area includes efforts to build the capacity of governments in the region through programs such as those implemented by the State Department with funding from the Non-proliferation, Anti-terrorism, Demining, and Related Programs account. Multilaterally, we have supported the efforts by the UN Center for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia to facilitate greater consultations and cooperation within the region. They recently held a successful conference in Turkmenistan, that I addressed, which resulted in the approval of a joint plan for implementing the UN Counter Terrorism strategy.
The Future of Democracy in Central Asia
U.S. engagement in Central Asia on regional economic ties and the stability and security of Afghanistan has brought opportunities for expanded dialogue on human rights and democracy. We have seen some progress, but far more needs to be done. For instance, in 2011, Kyrgyzstan held the first peaceful democratic transfer of power in Central Asian history. But the rest of the region continues to struggle to put into practice the democracy and human rights values enshrined in their OSCE commitments, in the UN human rights treaties to which they have acceded, and in their own domestic laws.
We continue to urge the Central Asian states to address human rights and democracy concerns and to ensure space for peaceful exercise of fundamental rights, including those of assembly, expression, association, and religious belief. There is concern that Central Asian governments could respond to the example of the Arab Spring, and to the ever-present threat of terrorism, by suppressing political, religious and other freedoms. We continue to emphasize that respect for the right to free speech, media and peaceful worship, far from giving terrorists an opportunity, will counter the threat of violent extremism and contribute to long-term stability. Likewise, strengthened rule of law and democratic institutions will help build transparent and predictable investment climates that can promote economic growth that benefits both the citizens and the leaders of these countries.
Strengthening the Economies of Central Asia
Earlier, I referred to the commitments made in Bonn and Istanbul to revitalize economic connections between Central Asia and Afghanistan. Our policy in Central Asia also focuses on building each country's capacity for internal economic growth as well as nurturing bilateral commercial ties.
Central Asia's significant energy resources are certainly a motivating factor for regional economic development and integration. There is strong potential for Central Asia to develop energy resources to be used both domestically and regionally. The Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India pipeline is an excellent example. Through it and other links, Central Asia has the potential to increase energy exports to South Asia and Afghanistan and thus help to stimulate accelerated economic growth in the region.
In all of our interactions, the United States urges the countries of Central Asia to encourage regional investment and entrepreneurship, including among women. Through collaboration on economic reforms and development, new markets will arise. The end result will be greater economic opportunity and prosperity for all. In July, the United States hosted the Central Asia and Afghanistan Women's Economic Symposium which brought women entrepreneurs and leaders together from around the region. Our continuing follow-on assistance to Central Asian women has resulted in efforts by the participants to form regional networks and to develop cross border business initiatives with the potential to create more regional ties.
Expanded cooperation with the Central Asian states connected to enhancing the stability of Afghanistan has bolstered our interaction on other issues. We will continue to hold Annual Bilateral Consultations with each country to expand and strengthen our bilateral engagement. Our assistance to the region in the areas of economic development, health and education, border security, counter-narcotics, democratic reform, and strengthening civil society will play an important part in furthering our goals.
The United States continues to look toward a future where the countries of Central Asia work together and with the international community for peace and security, democracy and improved governance, economic development and prosperity. Although the pace of change is often slow and the challenges substantial, U.S. engagement can and will focus on long-term, meaningful results.


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Nate Dunlevy has his eyes on options early in the second round. He too thinks receivers or tackles are in the mix:
There is a cluster of relatively similar wideouts that all fit between picks 20-45 in this draft.
Everyone from Stephen Hill, Rueben Randle, Alshon Jeffery and even Mohamed Sanu (a massive reach) have been mentioned for the Colts.
Basically, if you run a mock draft and want the Colts to take a wideout and have Fleener off the board, you slot whichever of these guys hasn't been taken already and give him to Indy. Hill would be an absolute steal for the Colts at 34, but you have to wonder if he's still on the board then.


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Several library databases contain articles and other materials pertinent to literary criticism. These databases should fulfill the requirements for written assignments in your Modern Languages upper-division courses.
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Gale databases are excellent places to start when exploring a literary work. They contain overviews of various works, biographical information, and overviews of literary movements and themes.
Gale Literature Criticism Online. Contains full-text/full-image of most of the Gale Literature Criticism series. Best place to start to get a sense of critical literary interpretation.
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Title: "Man the Life Boat"
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Category: MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS & SHEET MUSIC
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Maker: Russell, Henry; Frank Harding's Musical House; Crawford, Louisa Matilda Jane; Harding, E. H.
Place: USA, NY, New York
Date: Circa 1889
Materials: paper
Description: Sheet music, "Man the Life Boat"; composed by "Mrs. Crawford" [Louisa Matilda Jane (nee McCartney or Montague) Crawford (1790-1858)]; composed by Henry Russell (1812-1900); published? New York, Frank Harding's Museum House; published New York, by E. H. Harding, 229 Bowery, circa 1889; cover in various typefaces and scrolls; handwritten in pen at top "Mrs. R. G. Perry"; 5 pages. See different editions 1987.3.3, 1991.99.2, 2001.125.10.
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Converts Arrested in Yemen
Police in the Muslim nation of Yemen are holding several people who converted to Christianity from Islam.
An official speaking anonymously says the group of nine were arrested in May or early August. And he says the converts are still in police custody.
Converting from Islam is illegal and can be punished by death under Yemeni law.
Most are released if they renounce their new faith, but a relative of one convert is afraid they're facing torture or abuse in prison.
Ministry's Bibles Taken in China
Chinese officials stopped a U.S. ministry team from bringing 315 Bibles into the country this week.
Customs officials in the city of Kunming seized the Bibles from a team with Wyoming-based "Vision Beyond Borders."
The Chinese say the team violated a 1997 law that says foreigners can bring only their personal religious literature into the country.
CBN News spoke with Vision Beyond Borders' Patrick Klein in Kunming.
He says that even though China is printing more Bibles than ever, there still aren't enough for the growing number of believers in the country.
"From what we hear, the church has about 130 million people now... we've heard reports up to 75 million Christians don't have Bibles," he explained. "You know the Bibles that are distributed in China, they are distributed through the government church and that is just for people in the three -self church. What we're hearing from the underground church is that they are desperate for Bibles."
The team was allowed to take the Bibles with them when they left the country.
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D.C. Hosts 'The Call' Prayer Movement Again
An estimated 50,000 U.S. Christians bent their knees in prayer on Capitol Hill this week.
"The Call" first came to Washington, D.C. eight years ago.
Since then, the massive prayer movement has been held in several cities in the U.S. and around the world.
This year, organizers brought it back to to D.C. to ask god for mercy and healing for the nation's sins.
"America is in a moral mess, economic mess, military mess, we're just in a mess! And I believe it's at times like this the power of prayer becomes the thing that calls us back to God and can bring us back to the place where God blesses our land," one attendee said.
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President Rousseff pledges to double Brazilian per capita income by 2022
Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff said on Friday that the government intends to double per capita income by 2022, when Brazil celebrates 200 years of independence from Portugal.
We will soon celebrate the 200th anniversary of our independence, and on that day, we will have to look back and see what we did to build our sovereignty, our development, and the well-being of our people ... our goal is ...to double our per capita income, Rousseff told a business ceremony.
Last year, Brazil's per capita income remained stable at 22,402 Real (11,429 US dollars), according to official figures.
In her speech at the ceremony marking the supply of construction machinery to 54 towns in Rio Grande do Sul state, Rousseff stressed the need for strong infrastructure.
She said that for a long period in the 1980s, her country did not invest as much as necessary in the sector.
Rousseff highlighted recent investment in logistics and transport networks, and announced an investment of 2.4 billion Real (1.2 billion dollars) in infrastructure in the southern state, where she began her career in public administration.
The government plans to build a railway to connect Rio Grande do Sul with the country's largest city Sao Paulo and farther north, she said.
We need infrastructure projects...our country need to be competitive, and we will only be competitive if we have strong infrastructure, she said.


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St. Bernard Catholic Church in Akron was the setting for the early fall wedding of Stacy N. Yanek and Scot W. Gill. The bride is the daughter of Tom and Janice Yanek, 740 W. Pidgeon Road, Salem. The bridegroom's parents are William and Margaret Gill of Canton.
Father Sean Ralph officiated at the couple's double-ring ceremony at 2 p.m. Sept. 5. Nuptial music was provided by Jim Kintz on the organ accompanied with music selections by "The Classic Touch" strings trio.
The bride was escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents. She wore an exquisite white strapless ball gown of luxurious taffeta. The bodice was enhanced by a sweetheart neckline and covered in Venice lace embellished with sequins and crystals with taffeta banding at the waist. The full skirt swirled together in the front forming a rosette with crystals and showed off a peek-a-boo style underskirt, which featured the same Venice lace and crystals as the bodice. The pick-up style overskirt ended in the back with a chapel-length train. Her white, two-tier veil was enhanced with Swarvoski crystals scrolled and dangling along the edge accompanied with a Swarvoski crystal headband. She carried a bouquet with Escimo roses, white dendrobium orchids and stephanotis with rhinestones.
The maids of honor were Alisa LaPlante of Buffalo, N.Y., and Jessica Wells of Columbus.
Bridesmaids included Jayma Wells of Charleston, S.C., Jessica Cosgrove of Charlotte, N.C., Lindsey Violi of Pittsburgh, Courtney Copeland of Canton and Gina LaPlante of Boston, Mass. The two maids of honor appeared in chocolate brown and the bridesmaids in champagne organza gowns with a draped strapless bodice, sweetheart neckline and full tufted skirt. The attendants carried Black Magic, Black Baccara, and purple Cezanne roses with purple dendrobium orchids, and eggplant scabiosa.
The junior bridesmaid, Tia Swallow of Canton, the bridegroom's cousin, was attired in a chocolate brown floor-length dress with a draped V-back with a bow and flower detail at the shoulders of the bodice.
Samantha Frankel was the flower girl who appeared in a white, sleeveless, multi-tiered tea-length dress with a chocolate brown waist sash.
Jayson Bendik of Elyria and Brice Civiello of Columbus were the best men.
Ushers included Greg and Brandon Gill of Canton, the bridegroom's brothers; Steve Vitangeli of Canton, Brian Ruch of Wadsworth, David Forrer of Columbus and Scott Yanek of Leetonia, the bride's brother.
Junior groomsman was Will Frankel. Dylan Roepke served as the ring bearer.
Readers at the ceremony included Christi Arnotto and Kelly Paxson of Salem, and Jordan Pogorelec of Charlotte, N.C.
Approximately 300 guests attended the reception at Landerhaven in Mayfield Heights. Molly Roepke presided at the guest book.
The bride graduated from Salem High School and received a bachelor's of science degree in biology from John Carroll University and an associate's degree in nursing from Aultman College of Nursing. She is an RN at The Cleveland Clinic in the Surgical Intensive Care Unit and is currently receiving her master's in nursing for family nurse practitioner from Kent State.
The bridegroom graduated from Canton Central Catholic and Mount Union College with a bachelor's in business. He received his master's in business administration from Case Western Reserve University and is employed as a business analyst with the Stark Truss Company.
Following their honeymoon in The Turks and Caicos, the couple resides in Copley.


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BGI has a wide range of projects under way. One of the most recently completed was a collaborative study with GT Life Sciences that unveiled the genomic sequence of the Chinese hamster ovary (CHO) K1 cell line. According to the companies, it was the first published cell-line genome decoded by de novo sequencing and assembly.
The researchers embarked on the genome-scale assessment of CHO-K1 genes involved in protein glycosylation pathways because differential glycosylation can substantially affect functional activity and immune responses. Through their research they identified homologs to 99% of the human glycosylation-associated genes in the CHO-K1 genome, with 53% of them expressed.
The high coverage of homologs provides a unique opportunity for glycoform manipulation in CHO cells. The genome of CHO-K1 also provided insight into viral susceptibility genes and found that key genes associated with viral entry are not expressed in CHO-K1.
"The CHO-K1 genome provides the foundation for studies of other CHO cell lines and is a major step forward in the application of genomics in the production of biopharmaceuticals," says Jun Wang, executive director of BGI.
Another ongoing project is work being done as part of the International Cancer Genome Consortium. BGI has been contracted to sequence 200 matched samples from people with gastric cancer, as well as healthy controls. Gastric cancer occurs at a high rate in the Chinese population and tumor cells mutate quickly and differ genetically from each other. To understand these genetic changes, BGI researchers developed a new single-cell sequencing method in which a single tumor cell is amplified and sequenced to study the heterogeneity within tumors, and cellular evolution.
BGI also launched the 1,000 Mendelian Disorders program to study diseases caused by a single gene malfunction. Among the first is spinocerebellar ataxia, a neurodegenerative disease. A mutation in the gene TGM6 was identified among four generations of a Chinese family with cases of spinocerebellar ataxia, whereas 500 healthy people do not have the mutation. Such information could lead to new diagnostics and therapies for genetic disorders.
BGI has close relationships with organizations worldwide. The genomic data generated from collaborations advances basic research. Scientists across many fields use this data to develop better crops and livestock and to design diagnostic tools and therapies for cancer and other diseases. "Genomics is in its infancy and presents unimaginable challenges," says Dr. Yang.
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Omaha police made an arrest in Friday's fatal crash on Interstate 480.
Officers booked 31-year-old Evan Shiplett on a motor vehicle homicide charge.
Shiplett was behind the wheel of a pickup truck when he lost control exiting Interstate 480 at 30th Street.
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UNEP Announces Norwegian Support to Climate Adaptation in Ethiopia
14 March 2012: The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) has announced that the Government of Norway is providing US$1.5 million to the Ethiopian Environment Ministry to upscale activities to address climate change in vulnerable communities. The grant is intended to assist communities in addressing food insecurity and environmental degradation linked to climate change.
According to UNEP, the Norwegian funds will assist in scaling up the efforts in Ethiopia spear-headed by a UNEP and the UN Development Programme (UNDP) under the Climate Change and Development-Adapting by Reducing Vulnerability (CC DARE) project. CC DARE has carried out community-based climate change activities in 11 sub-Saharan Africa.
UNEP reports that climate change adaptation projects under the initiative include generating income sources for farmers through activities such as beekeeping, fruit cultivation and fish farming. Emphasis will also be placed on conservation of water resources through rainwater harvesting. [UNEP Press Release]


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Checking In On… the Big Sky ConferencePosted by rtmsf on February 3rd, 2012
Jonathan Reed of Big Sky Basketball is the RTC correspondent for the Big Sky conference. You can find him on Twitter at @bigskybball.
Reader's Take
The Past Couple Weeks:
- Weber State and Montana tied again – These are the two teams that have been at the top of the conference from the beginning, so it is not surprise that they are both at the top of the conference now. As of this writing, they both stand at 8-1, and don't appear to have any serious contenders. This will be one of the best conference races in the country.
- Idaho State becomes a conference tournament contender – All along this season, Idaho State was seen as a team that would probably finish last in the Big Sky, and nothing through the first two months of the year changed that perception. However, they have all of sudden won three straight games, including handing Weber State their only loss. They are brimming with confidence, and a team that nobody else wants to face, which would have been shocking to say one month ago.
- Former NAU coach Mike Adras under fire – In December, long-time Northern Arizona head coach Mike Adras abruptly resigned, and there was not a lot said about it officially. There were rumors that he may not have treated his players the best, but I never expected what was put out in the AZ Daily Sun last week. He is accused of breaking multiple NCAA rules, including making his practices too long, and making his players lie about it. Suffice to say, the NAU program is reeling a bit right now.
Power Rankings:
- Weber State (16-4, 8-1) – I gave a lot of thought to putting Montana first, but it was not long ago that Weber State soundly beat them. Damian Lillard is still leading the country in scoring, but his lead is growing more tenuous. They are still battling injury problems, as starting forward Frank Otis is out for the year. It is a bit easy to nitpick, but they are still 8-1 and the favorite. Read the rest of this entry »