text: Competition Restraints in Airline Alliance Agreements: Perspectives from Singapore THIRD ASIAN COMPETITION LAW CONFERENCE 2007 1 0 TH - 1 1 TH D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 7 HK POLYTECHNIC UNIVERSITY A/P Burton Ong, Faculty of Law, National University of Singapore dDw1NjM0 Competition Law Framework in Singapore 2 Regulator: Competition Commission of Singapore (CCS) Anglo-European model: The Competition Act 2004 Horizontal Agreements: Cartels – no decisions published yet (pest extermination industry under investigation) Other agreements between competitors: Complaints : Decisions of Associations of Undertakings (―price increase announcements‖ by merchants'/traders' associations) Voluntary Notifications: Agreements entered into between competitors notified to the CCS for negative clearance Horizontal Agreements 3 The Section 34 prohibition: Agreements which ―have as their object or effect the prevention, restriction or distortion of competition unless they are exempt…[in accordance with provisions of the Act]‖ §34(2) examples of prohibited conduct: (a) directly or indirectly fix purchase or selling prices or any other trading conditions; (b) limit or control production, markets, technical development or investment; §34(3) impact of contravention: agreement is void to the extent that it infringes the section 34 prohibition §35: Exempted agreements specified in the Third Schedule CCS Guidelines – Policy Statements regarding §34 4 Promotion of ―healthy competitive markets‖: economic efficiency + consumer welfare ―Economics-based‖ approach towards application of statutory provisions Inter-agency co-operation with relevant specialist industry regulators (e.g. Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore – airline industry) Parties may be based outside of Singapore, so long as agreement has anti-competitive effects in Singapore §34 N.A. where: Parties to agreement do not display economic independence Effects of agreement on competition are not ―appreciable‖ Exempted Agreements: Net Economic Benefits 5 Paragraph 9, Third Schedule, Competition Act 2004: Agreements with net economic benefit ―The section 34 prohibition shall not apply to any agreement which contributes to — (a) improving production or distribution; or (b) promoting technical or economic progress, but which does not — (i) impose on the undertakings concerned restrictions which are not indispensable to the attainment of those objectives; or (ii) afford the undertakings concerned the possibility of eliminating competition in respect of a substantial part of the goods or services in question.‖ The Airline Alliance Agreements 6 Qantas Airways / British Airways Joint venture agreement (dating back to 1995): coordinating flights + fixing fares + revenue sharing (along ―Kangaroo route‖ via Singapore) §34 infringed, but qualified under ―net economic benefits‖ exemption Co-operative agreement supported by Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) Qantas Airways / Orangestar (operating JetStar Asia and Valuair) Comprehensive cooperation agreement, for indefinite duration Orangestar was a subsidiary of Qantas (44.5% ownership) Agreement cleared by Australian competition regulator (ACCC) Parties raised two arguments: 1) Agreement did not fall within scope of §34 prohibition because of relationship between companies; 2) Agreement qualified for the ―net economic benefits‖ exemption Qantas Airways / British Airways 7 Relevant markets (routes): Singapore-London, Singapore-Sydney, Singapore- Melbourne, etc. (34-38% combined market shares) Agreement had appreciable adverse effects on competition: prima facie prohibited under §34 of the Competition Act Arguments for exemption? Efficiency gains from agreement? Difficulties with quantification – counterfactual air hub? Productive efficiencies (cost savings) Other economic benefits? Lower prices – benefits to passengers outside of Singapore Tourism boost to Singapore Improvements in ―quality of air passenger markets‖ better schedules, flight connections, joint purchasing/marketing Qantas Airways / Orangestar (operating JetStar Asia and Valuair) 8 US / European principles N.A.: No ―unity of interests‖ or ―single economic entity‖ established between the parties to the agreement Relevant markets: between airlines limited to Singapore-Bali route (actual competition – 16% combined market share); loss of potential competition more significant Even if §34 prohibition violated, CCS prepared to accept that agreement would qualify under the ―net economic benefits‖ exemption: Tourism benefits to Singapore Increased flights: new routes, more frequent flights Sharing of expertise between Qantas and budget airlines Improvements in connectivity, better scheduling, higher utilisation of load capacity, economies of scale (sharing of facilities and staff) benefits to consumers in Singapore Some Observations 9 Appreciable adverse effects on competition in both cases: loss of actual competition (Qantas/BA) and potential competition (Qantas/Orangestar – reservations on finality of decision) Willingness of CCS to engage with substantive legal principles from both US antitrust law and EC Competition Law Careful scrutiny of different arguments offered to support claims of ―net economic benefits‖- not all were accepted Unclear whether economic benefits / efficiency gains have to be transmitted directly to consumers in Singapore Lack of rigorous analysis as to indispensability of restraints found in the agreements: No attempt made in quantifying benefits achieved by the agreement that could not have been obtained via alternative co-operative arrangements Restrictions on competition contained in the agreement were not assessed individually, even though they were ―hard-core‖ restraints on price/output FOR A MORE DETAILED DISCUSSION: WWW.GLOBALCOMPETITIONPOLICY.ORG VOLUME 3, NUMBER 2, AUTUMN 2007 "COMPETITION POLICY TAKES OFF IN SINGAPORE: AN ANALYSIS OF TWO RECENT DECISIONS" A/P BURTON ONG email@example.com FACULTY OF LAW NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE


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Dr. William J. "Bill" Hammond, 64, of Fitzgerald, died Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at Tift Regional Medical Center in Tifton. Funeral services will be held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the First Baptist Church of Fitzgerald with the Rev. Dr. Mike Ruffin and the Rev. Dr. Gene Wilder officiating. Interment will follow in Stubbs Cemetery, Abbeville, with the Rev. James Faircloth, the Rev. Chuck Taylor, the Rev. Tommy Baker and the Rev. Tony Dixon officiating. The family will receive friends from 3-8 p.m. Monday at the family residence, 194 Meadowlark Lane, Fitzgerald.
Dr. Hammond was born Nov. 24, 1947, in Fitzgerald, to Carolyn Fenn Shackelford Hammond and the late Jack C. Hammond. A 1965 honor graduate of Abbeville High School, Dr. Hammond attended Brunswick College on a basketball scholarship and did undergraduate work at Middle Georgia College. A National Science Foundation Scholarship winner, he received his B.S. in Pharmacy from Mercer University in Atlanta and worked as a pharmacist at Doctor's Hospital. He was inducted into the Rho Chi National Honor Society and he taught high school chemistry for a year at his Wilcox County High School and worked at Gibson's Drugs in Cordele. After obtaining his Masters in Chemistry from the University of Mississippi at Oxford, Dr. Hammond was the chief pharmacist at the Ben Hill County Hospital. Dr. Hammond was graduated from the Medical College of Georgia in 1976 and completed his internship and residency in family practice at the Medical Center of Central Georgia in Macon, where he served as chief resident. He was Board Certified in both family practice and geriatrics and was named to the Personalities of the South and honored as an Outstanding Young Man of America in 1980.
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Dr. Hammond's professional memberships and honors include being named a Fellow in the American Academy of Family Physicians, secretary of the Ben Hill County Society of the Medical Association of Georgia, and membership in the Southern Medical Association and the Georgia Academy of Family Physicians. Dr. Hammond formerly served as medical examiner for Ben Hill County, medical director for Life Care Center, River Willows Nursing Center, and Colony City Hospice. He was a former president and vice-president of the Dorminy Medical Center Medical Staff and vice-chairman for Dorminy's Board of Directors. He also served as director of ICU, the Emergency Room, Dorminy Care Clinic, and Chief of the Medical Floor. A member and Deacon of First Baptist Church, Dr. Hammond also served on the Board of Colony Bank of Fitzgerald.
His passion was medicine, but his love was his family. God was always number one. He had many names: Doc, Fireball, and Wild Bill from Abbeville, but his favorite was being called Papa Doc, his grandchildren's name for him. He lived by the motto, "Always Do the Right Thing".
Growing up in Wilcox County, Abbeville was always close to his heart with the Ocmulgee River flowing through it. He was a true Georgia boy, but he was born an avid Notre Dame fan, greatly influenced by his father, who was a native of South Bend, Ind. He enjoyed playing golf, reading, watching his children play sports, and baseball. His constant companion during the last seven years was his beloved dog, Osler Hippocrates "Ossie" Hammond.
From his first diagnosis of pancreatic cancer, Doc said, "I may go down, but I will go down fighting like Stonewall Jackson." He did just that.
The last seven years of battle defined him as a true warrior, a man of great faith. Doc preached and firmly believed one should "never give up." He never did.
He is survived by his wife of 39 years, Jan Rhodes Hammond of Fitzgerald; daughter and son-in-law, Heather Hammond NeSmith and Alan of Cornelia; sons and daughters-in-law, Will and Laura Hammond, Taylor and Brittany Hammond and Chandler Hammond, all of Fitzgerald; two grandsons, William NeSmith and Fenn NeSmith; his mother, Carolyn Hammond of Abbeville; a sister and brother-in-law, Kathy and William Dozier of Abbeville; and nephews, Dr. Kaine Brown of Tifton and Kacey and Jenni Brown of Fitzgerald. He was preceded in death by his father, Jack C. Hammond, and a nephew, Kent Dozier.
The family suggests those desiring to send memorials may send them to: Irwin County Hospital, Dr. Bill Hammond Memorial Fund, 710 N. Irwin Avenue, Ocilla, GA 31774; to the First Baptist Church of Fitzgerald, P.O. Box 367, Fitzgerald, GA 31750; or to the Stubbs Cemetery Association, Dr. Bill Hammond Memorial Tree Fund, c/o Carol Culpepper, 113 Riverside Drive, Abbeville GA 31001.
To sign the online registry, go to www.paulkfuneralhome.com.
Paulk Funeral Home, Fitzgerald, is in charge of arrangements.
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Dr. William J. "Bill" Hammond, 64, of Fitzgerald, died Friday, Nov. 23, 2012, at Tift Regional Medical Center in Tifton. Funeral services will be held 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 27, at the First Baptist Church of Fitzgerald with the Rev. Dr. Mike Ruffin and the Rev. Dr. Gene Wilder officiating. Interment will follow in Stubbs Cemetery, Abbeville, with the Rev. James Faircloth, the Rev. Chuck Taylor, the Rev. Tommy Baker and the Rev. Tony Dixon officiating. The family will receive friends from 3-8 p.m. Monday at the family residence, 194 Meadowlark Lane, Fitzgerald.
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Undaunted, she helped Democrats take back the Senate in 1986, as chair of the Finance Committee of the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee. The effort earned her not just favors but an encyclopedic grasp of key outside players in politics and what their needs were, which would become an essential resource as speaker. "People talk about her enormous fundraising prowess, but it's because she understood the value of relationships," says Cecile Richards, president of Planned Parenthood and a former Pelosi deputy chief of staff. "She has built loyal relationships across this country, and people would walk across hot coals for her."Skip to next paragraph
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At the age of 47, Pelosi had raised five children, moved in the top echelons of party politics, and turned receptions in her San Francisco home into an ATM for Democrats. What she had not done was be elected to public office. That was about to change.
For California Democrats aiming for a career in politics, there were plenty of crusades to join: Berkeley's free-speech movement, early environmentalism, civil rights, peace, gay rights. But contrary to her image as a San Francisco liberal, Pelosi was never an issue activist. Unlike Sen. Barbara Boxer (D) of California, a friend, Pelosi never subscribed to a movement beyond the Democratic Party.
"Her passion was always the Democratic Party as opposed to these issues one at a time, because she believed that the Democratic Party embraced these issues," says Senator Boxer.
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Although he pilloried the rich, Burton valued Pelosi for her political street sense and ability to get things done. At first glance, the two had little in common. They moved in rigidly separate social circles. Burton was loud, crude, and drank heavily – a wild man, critics said. Pelosi was none of those things. Yet both shared an attention to detail and an uncommonly fine tactical sense. At his death, Burton was succeeded in California's Eighth District by his wife, Sala, who during her last illness urged Pelosi to run to take her place.
"I never planned ... to go from the kitchen to the Congress," recalls Pelosi. Sala, she says, "almost demanded that I promise her that I would run for Congress if she did not."
Running on the theme "A voice that will be heard," Pelosi spent more than $1 million on the 1987 special election to fill Burton's seat – more than all the other candidates combined.
In a body of 435 members, most House freshmen take years to be heard. But with her network of favors both to the California delegation and Democrats nationwide, Pelosi was not the average apprentice. She used her network to begin to conquer the House Democratic caucus, one relationship at a time.
She landed a seat on the powerful House Appropriations Committee. In Washington, she began to host a weekly dinner group for liberal Democrats. At home in San Francisco, she expanded fundraisers to help both Democratic incumbents and challengers. The loss of control of the House in the 1994 elections stunned Democrats, none of whom had experienced life in the minority, and gave Pelosi a shot at leadership.
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GLOUCESTER Public P and C representative Kerry Cowan says it is vital parents and students from the school lend their support to a rally protesting against proposed changes to the way schools in regional areas are administered.
A 'Save Our Schools' rally will be held through the main streets of Gloucester on Thursday.
The rally is in response to proposed State government changes to the way small and larger schools like Gloucester, Barrington, Stroud, Stratford, Stroud Road, Krambach and Booral would be run.
While small schools could become satellites of larger schools like Gloucester, they could also lose their principals.
Gloucester Public could become a 'hub' school meaning its principal would be responsible for not only administering the local public school but also other smaller schools in the area.
"Where does it leave us if our principal has to divide her time between our school and all the other smaller schools in the district?" Mrs Cowan said.
"We have about 330 kids at our school and while our principal is not a teaching principal, I don't believe that making her a 'hub' principal gives our school what it warrants."
Ms Cowan said she was concerned about the flow-on affects such a proposal would have on other staff at the school, who would be forced to step up to fill any void left if such a scenario did come to pass.
"How often would our principal be at our school?" she said.
"I know I'd be pretty ticked as a parent if I rang about a problem with my child and was told I
couldn't speak to the principal because she was at another school that day."
The rally will begin at 11am at Billabong Park on December 5.


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All About Dr. Pol
64 Fun Facts About America's Favorite Vet
Before marrying his wife Diane, Dr. Pol considered moving to New Zealand to open up a veterinary practice.
Dr. Pol has rescued several Great Danes, rabbits, emus, and even a cow that he helped raise with his family.
Dr. Pol first practiced veterinary medicine in Harbor Beach, Michigan.
Dr. Pol's favorite food is pork chops.
Dr. and Mrs. Pol purchase all of their beef and pork products from local farmers.
Charles was the watermelon-eating champion of Chippewa Hills High School in 1998.
Charles coached football at Chippewa Hills High School from 1998-2001.
Charles graduated from the University of Miami, Florida with a degree in communications in 2003.
Dr. Pol's sister lives in Canada and used to run her own dairy farm.
Dr. Pol's brother owned a dairy farm in the Netherlands.
Before driving Jeep Grand Cherokees, Dr. Pol used to drive station wagons to his farm calls.
Since Pol Veterinary Services opened in 1981, Dr. Pol has employed 13 veterinarians.
All three of Dr. Pol's children have worked at his veterinary clinic.
Dr. Pol's children have raised lambs, chickens, pigs, rabbits, and cows for the 4-H Fair.
Dr. Pol's favorite sport is soccer.
Dr. Pol does not have an email account. His wife Diane, along with his staff members, answer all e-mail inquiries for Pol Veterinary Clinic.
Dr. Pol and Charles both own and proudly wear wooden clogs.
Dr. Pol and Charles frequently play chess on a chess set that Dr. Pol made as a child.
Dr. Pol makes his own beef jerky.
Dr. Pol uses a wood-burning stove to heat his house.
Dr. Pol has a phobia of heights.
Part of the town of Weidman, Michigan, where Pol Veterinary Services is located, is on the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe Reservation.
Dr. Pol has many clients who are Amish.
Dr. Pol has clients that drive from Detroit, which is a 3-hour drive, to come to his clinic.
Charles was named after his mother's father and his middle name "Albert" is the name of Dr. Pol's older brother who died in a motorcycle accident.
Dr. Pol and his wife Diane celebrate Saint Nicholas Day, which is the Dutch version of Christmas.
When Dr. Pol delivers a calf he always takes his shirt off. Why? "Because my skin is easier to clean than my clothes," according to Dr. Pol.
Dr. Pol drove so fast to his farm calls that several times the production crew could not keep up with him and got lost as a result.
Diane Pol is the captain of the Pol Veterinary Service bowling team.
Dr. Pol and Diane Pol own peacocks, several chickens, three horses, doves, two dogs, and four cats.
Dr. Pol often donates his time and veterinary services to local 4-H clubs throughout central Michigan.
Charles Pol loves to read and write poetry. His favorite poets are Emily Dickenson and Walt Whitman.
Mrs. Pol is an only child.
Dr. Pol and Mrs. Pol used to host swimming classes at their pool.
Dr. and Mrs. Pol use an FCC licensed intercom to communicate from the clinic to his vehicles.
Dr. Pol imported his Friesian Horses from the Netherlands.
Two of Dr. Pol's horses were trained by the Amish to pull carriages.
Dr. Pol purchased his Rolls Royce from a museum in Wales.
Due to water damage, Dr. Pol had to reconstruct the drywall on a large portion of his lake house twice.
Dr. Pol's son Charles moved to Los Angeles in 2003.
Dr. Pol inherited several antique rifles from his father-in-law.
Dr. Pol owns a grandfather clock that was made by one of his Amish clients.
When not working with his father in Michigan, Charles Pol works in Hollywood, CA.
Dr. Pol refuses to eat any sort of tomato-based sauce.
Diane Pol has also worked as a sales consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics.
Diane Pol is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority.
Diane Pol graduated from Michigan State University with a degree in Education.
Except for pizza, Dr. Pol does not like Italian or Mexican food.
Dr. Pol is fluent in four languages – English, Dutch, French, and German.
When Dr. Pol was in veterinary school in the Netherlands, his textbooks were printed in German because Dutch translations of the material did not exist.
Dr. Pol is an avid car collector. Among the cars in his collection are a 1937 Rolls Royce, a 1999 Plymouth Prowler, and a 1981 "Back to the Future" DeLorean.
Dr. Pol's son Charles was an intern for Hollywood legend, the late Sidney Pollack.
Dr. Pol and his wife Diane started their business out of their garage in 1981. The business has since grown and has amassed over 19,000 clients.
Diane Pol has a Master's Degree in Special Reading and used to be a schoolteacher at Harbor Beach Elementary Schools.
Charles Pol is a certified Black Belt in Karate.
Dr. Pol grew up on a dairy farm in the Netherlands with his two brothers and three sisters.
Dr. Pol is color-blind. He has trouble with the colors green and brown.
Dr. and Mrs. Pol have been married for 44 years.
Dr. and Mrs. Pol helped design their log home themselves.
All of Dr. Pol's children are adopted. Their daughter Kathy and their son Charles from birth and their daughter Diane at the age of 18, after having been their foster child for ten years.
Graham Farms also operates a certified organic butcher shop where they process their own beef.
Three of the four boys in Dr. Pol's family are named Jan.
Dr. and Mrs. Pol have always owned a Great Dane since they were first married.
Dr. Pol is licensed to Practice Veterinary Medicine in the State of Michigan and The Netherlands.
I think thy do a fantastic job and the animals would agree If they could speak.
I love this show!!! So do my kids, it is so funny and interesting, Charles should think about becoming a vet as well, he seems like he would be good at it. The show is awesome!! keep them coming!!! btw..tell Dr. pol and Charles I said Hi from over here in Mass. sincerely Bill Maclay
I lover this show, Dr. Pol and Charles are so funny. My kids like it as well. Good Job and keep em coming!!!
This is my favorite show.
I can watch a whole series back-to-back.
The episode with the "animal behaviorist" from California was a bad call though...
She was only playing to the camera... a total ditz...
I watch all his shows back-to-back. What a great show.
Have to say the animal behaviorist was a bad call.
She was playing to the camera and came off as a complete ditz...
Love this show, by far my favorite program on TV! Doc Pol and his family are a great inspiration to me, as I currently train to become a certified veterinary technician out here in Denver. I hope I can live a life half as full and rewarding as Jan Pol!
I just watched the episode that featured the animal behaviorist from Los Angeles. I thought she ruined the whole program. What on earth was she there for other than to continuously paw Charles' shoulder? Maybe the producers thought it would be a good idea to bring in new people but I would prefer to see people who are an integral part of the community. Otherwise, I love watching Dr. Pol and could sit and watch reruns all day long. Just love his smile and his laugh and the way the whole family interacts.
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This is my favorite show on TV.. I was raised on a dairy farm, you work 7 days a week. So was Dr Pol that is why Dr. Pol knows how to work long and hard. You keep working and we well keep loving you week after week! Thank you for making the show what it is wonderful.
I love this show. I wish I could gave been a veterinary technician and I love animals Dr. Pol and his team would have been great to work with. Dedication, compassion, humor, teamwork - Bravo!
Love this show. Get to watch it all day today, at home sick. What a treat. It's wonderful to see a team of people working so well together for the love of animals. I've learned a lot.. Have learned so much about cows. So much respect for the Dairy/Beef Farmers. Didn't know how much work, love, devotion and heart aches they live with each day. Thank you to them all. My daughter is studying to be a vet. assistant. I can see through this show it's a wonderful career choice for her. Thank you Dr. & Mrs. Pol for showing America that love and doing what you love with love, brings endless happiness to all.
Awesome!.. I never knew Charles was adopted.. They are as close as a father and son could be.. God bless you all, your show is great!
What a bunch of nonsense and lies in the comments here. If you don't like the show, don't watch. If you just want to feel important go somewhere else, we don't want you. This is a great show and most of what is said against it is pure speculation and lies.
Love your show!! Can really relate & learn from you. Was raised on a farm & when I was married raised my son & daughter on farm w/all kinds of animals. Raised peacocks, goats, chickens, horses, cows, etc. Grew our own food & raised our own beef & pork. Wanted to be a vet after done high school but my parents didn't have the $ beings the oldest of 5 girls!! Love your show!!


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When you're out in the woods spending some quality time with your family, the last thing you want to do is spend a lot of time cooking and washing dishes. I've found that the best way to make the most of your campouts is to cook some of your food ahead of time, and to make the cooking you have to do as easy as possible.
You can wrap fish in a double layer of aluminum foil and cook in the coals of your campfire. Potatoes and corn on the cob (still in the husks) can also be wrapped in foil and cooked in the coals. Spread the coals around your packets of foil as evenly as possible so the food will cook evenly. Corn will take 10-15 minutes to cook, and potatoes about a half hour. The fish doesn't take long at all--15 minutes or less depending on the thickness of the fish. And, don't forget the hotdogs! We always bring along some hotdogs or sausages to roast over the fire on a stick. Watermelon can be brought along and kept cold in a cool shallow creek.
The following recipes are great to prepare ahead and take with you. The chicken you can eat cold and the shredded roast beef you just warm up in a pan or in foil and serve over hamburger buns. The fruit salad keeps well for a couple of days in a cooler. Yum!
Oven-Fried Chicken
- 3 pound fryer chicken, cut up
- 1/4 cup shortening
- 1/4 cup butter
- 1/2 cup flour
- Salt and pepper
Preheat oven to 425 degrees. Wash chicken and pat dry. Melt the butter and shortening together in the oven in a 13x9x2-inch baking dish. In a medium-sized bowl, mix together flour, salt, and pepper. Coat chicken pieces in flour and arrange skin side down in the baking dish. Bake, uncovered, for 30 minutes. Turn chicken pieces over and cook for another 30 minutes.
Easy Roast Beef
- 6 lbs. rump or chuck roast
- 1 (14-oz.) bottle ketchup
- 3 onions
- 1 stalk celery
- 3 tbsp. BBQ sauce
- 3 tbsp. vinegar
- 2 tbsp. salt
- 1 tsp. Worcestershire sauce
- 1 tsp. pepper
- 3 c. water
Cut onion and celery in large pieces. Dump all ingredients in large roast pan. Bake in oven about 6 hours at 300 degrees. Add more liquid if necessary. When beef if done it should pull apart and shred easily with a fork. (It seems like there is a lot of liquid, but when you pull apart the meat it absorbs most of it). Serve on fresh buns that won't fall apart easily.
Fruit Salad
- 1 cup mandarin oranges, drained
- 1 cup pineapple chunks, drained
- 1 cup sour cream
- 1 cup cottage cheese (optional)
- 1 cup miniature marshmallows (optional)
- 1 cup coconut (optional)
Combine all ingredients in a medium-sized bowl and refrigerate.
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Until recently the upper end of the market at Sabang was not adequately catered for, particularly for business conventions and international standard dining. The Sheridan Resort boasts a convention and business services center that attracts government and corporate groups from the Philippines and internationally from across the region.
As just one of the Sterling Group of Hotels, balancing business with pleasure is a Sheridan speciality across the range of their resort facilities worldwide. There is a nature spa with fully trained staff offering massage and other wellbeing treatments. A fitness center, internet café and formal pool for laps are all open to guests year round.
For the guest enjoying the Sheridan Resort in Palawan for vacation rather than vocation, there is a landscaped leisure swimming pool with floating bar, beautiful well kept grounds and of course the pristine white sand beach. For those feeling more active there is a putting green and a labyrinth maze and playgrounds for the children of guests.
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Calvin Softball Defeats
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Grandville Calvin Christian softball team defeats visiting Wyoming Godwin Heights 17-0
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By Greg Farrand | firstname.lastname@example.com on April 18, 2014 8:55 p.m. Grandville Calvin Christian held Wyoming Godwin Heights hitless on Friday in a 17-0 victory at home. Calvin Christian recorded 12 hits as a team, led by Anne Vansolkema with three hits, to go along with her three RBIs. Sarah VanHouten added two hits and […]
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Calvin Christian Ladies Squires Varsity Tennis Wins 2nd Match 8-0!
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Congratulations to Coach Larry Klein and Assistant Coach Toby VanEss in leading the Girls Varsity Tennis Team to a total sweep of the matches against Kellogsville! For the 8-0 win our scores were: 1st Singles- Taylor Applehof 6-1;6-3. 2nd Singles – Taylor Keppel 6-0;6-1. 3rd Singles – Elizabeth Scholten 6-0;6-0. 4th Singles – Jenna […]
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Girls Varsity Tennis has its first game and first Win of the season against Sparta.
By Mary Applehof on April 18, 2014
Congratulations to the Lady Squires Girls Varsity Tennis team! It was a great way to start our season off with a 6-2 win against the Sparta Varsity Tennis Team on Wednesday, April 16. Introducing our team for this year: Singles players: Taylor Applehof (1st singles), Taylor Keppel, (2nd Singles), Elizabeth Scholten (3rd singles) and Jenna […]
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Spring is doing its best to break free from the winter that won't end. The spring flowers, green grass, melting snow, and the baseball season are all weeks behind schedule this year. The baseball team played one game before Spring Break but it was nothing more than a practice because the team had barely been […]
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Hopkins 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Calvin 2 0 2 1 0 2 X Kooistra 2/4 2 R's , Kaptein 2 BB 2 R's , Greenfield 3B R RBI , VanHouten 2/2 2 R's 4 RBI , Boeve 2/4 2 RBI "The snow glows white on the mountain tonight, not a footprint to […]
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Calvin Christian Girls Soccer Team Prepared to Make Another Run at State Title
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The Lady Squires have won back-to-back MHSAA Division 4 State Championships and are looking for the three-peat. Calvin Christian returns three all-state players (one first team and two second team) from last year's squad as well as a very experienced defense and two excellent goalies. "We have all three starters returning from a defense that […]
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It won't be easy for the Calvin Christian softball team to match or improve on the 2013 season. But third-year coach Mike Gruppen is still high on the team's prospects for 2014. That is the opening to John Raffel's (Advance Newspaper) article on MLive.com. The Lady Squires will have some big shoes (cleats) to fill […]
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"Calvin Christian Baseball Team to Feature Strong Hitting Lineup." That is the title of Greg Chrapek's preseason article on Calvin Christian's Varsity Baseball team. This is how the article starts out. The Calvin Christian baseball team turned in a big season and while the Squires have graduated a number of key players, plenty of talent […]
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Greg Chrapek of Advance Newspapers has published his preseason ranking of the Top 10 baseball teams in West Michigan. He includes Calvin Christian in the top 10. He writes: CALVIN CHRISTIAN – Advanced to the Division 3 state finals last year and return six starters, led by Jamie Bristol, who went 7-1 with a 1.17 […]
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Calvin Christian High School Basketball Varsity Boys falls to Godwin Heights High School 68-75
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Sport Basketball Varsity Boys Home Score 68 Away Score 75 Game Recap Godwin took an early lead up 18 to 8 at the end of the first 1/4. Calvin fought back and took the lead at half time up 30 to 29 with 6 different people scoring in that 1/4. Godwin regained the lead in […]
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Although this is not a new problem (it started on 27 april), I wanted to let
you know there are recurring transatlantic problems for UUnet networks in
France, Uk, The Netherlands and Belgium (ASes 702, 3259, 1890, 2822, 1849).
Symptom is that periodically transatlantic IP connectivity stops for periods
between a few minutes to a few dozen minutes but BGP sessions are not
interrupted. From UUnet France we have measured 13 outages of over 4 minutes
since 1st May for a total of 168 minutes, including 6 outages today!
More than just the problems that such connectivity failures cause, the fact
that UUnet BGP sessions continue to announce unreachable networks prefixes
during outages prevent all multihomed networks to efficiently handle those
As you might guess, UUnet has been providing no explanation at all except 1
fax sent to all its customers. The national NOCs seem totally unaware and
unable to cope as the problem is transatlantic and handled in the US. There
is no equivalent of www.noc.uu.net for european networks... What you should
also know is that European UUnet networks are peering with very few networks
other than their transit customers and that they rely on AS701. When
transatlantic connectivity fails like this, most of the internet becomes
This message is not sent here in order to make UUnet react; we have already
put the necessary pressure locally including public statements with no
reaction at all. This is just to inform the community how european UUnet
customers are treated. It is significant of the general low level of
communication that European ISPs have with their customers, at least
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How much damage will the BP oil spill cause?
-Kees Willemse is professor of offshore engineering at Delft University. The opinions expressed are his own.-
Last month's explosion at the Deepwater Horizon rig continues to result in the leakage of an estimated 200,000 gallons (910,000 litres) of oil into the Gulf of Mexico each day.
According to U.S. President Barack Obama, "we are dealing with a massive and potentially unprecedented environmental disaster".
While the leak is extremely serious, and Obama's words may ultimately ring true, the leak is (as yet) not one of the top 50 biggest oil spillages from either oil rigs or tankers in historical perspective:
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Few investigations can have begun with lower expectations than the Chilcot inquiry into Britain's involvement in the Iraq war.
Critics have been withering:
-- the Chairman Sir John Chilcot, a former Whitehall mandarin, has strong links to the establishment and is unlikely to rock the boat, they say.
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Is Blair the man for the EU job?
Once he was regarded as an obvious front-runner for the job of EU president, then it was pointed out that it was unlikely anyone would be chosen from a country that is not in the eurozone, not in the Schengen border-free area and which has an exemption to the bloc's charter of fundamental rights.
Ah, but if you don't choose someone with proven political clout to fight Europe's corner, a G2 of China and the United States will have things all their own way soon, declared Foreign Secretary David Miliband over the weekend.
Past and present: a correspondent in Iraq
-Tim Cocks is a Reuters correspondent in Iraq.-
This month we reported that the number of civilians dying violent deaths in Iraq had hit a fresh low since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion — about 125 for September.
Sounds like a lot, but for a country that only two years ago was seeing dozens of bodies pile up in the streets each day from tit-for-tat sectarian killing, it was definitely progress.
from The Great Debate:
Fake news gets real
Thomas Mucha is the managing editor in charge of correspondents for GlobalPost, where this article first appeared. The views expressed are his own. --
It's been a fascinating few weeks for global news — the real kind, of course — but also for the fake stuff.
Is Iraq stable enough to cope without U.S. troops?
-Tim Cocks is a Reuters correspondent based in Baghdad.-
For the U.S. military, it's the million dollar question — or rather the $687 billion question, according to a recent estimate of the Iraq war's total cost. Is Iraq now stable enough for them to take a permanent back seat?
The short answer is no one knows. The only way they were ever going to find out was to leave Iraq's own forces to it and hope the whole thing doesn't come tumbling down. They started doing that on Tuesday when they pulled out of Iraqi cities.
When is the wrong vehicle the right vehicle?
-Patrick Hennessey is the author of "The Junior Officers' Reading Club: Killing Time and Fighting Wars." The opinions expressed are his own.-
In the same week in which Major Sean Birchall became the 169th British service person to die in Afghanistan since the start of operations in 2001 (and perhaps more significantly, as is often unmentioned, the 164th serviceperson to die since the British moved into Helmand Province only three years ago), four families announced that they were planning to sue the Ministry of Defence over the deaths of loved ones in the lightly armoured "Snatch" Land Rover in Iraq and Afghanistan.
from The Great Debate:
U.S. military giant, diplomatic dwarf?
--- Bernd Debusmann is a Reuters columnist. The opinions expressed are his own ---
The U.S. armed forces, the world's most powerful, outnumber the country's diplomatic service and its major aid agency by a ratio of more than 180:1, vastly higher than in other Western democracies. Military giant, diplomatic dwarf?
from UK News:
Iraq cabinet minutes remain secret
So we're not going to know the full details of what the cabinet thought about going to war in Iraq.
Justice Minister Jack Straw has blocked the release of cabinet minutes on the subject on the grounds that to open them up would undermine democratic decision-making. If ministers thought everything they said in cabinet was going to be made public, his argument ran, they might be reluctant to express their full and frank views and therefore the principle of collective cabinet responsibility would be undermined.
from The Great Debate:
Brace yourself: Political-market risks in 2009
-- Preston Keat is director of research at Eurasia Group, a global political risk consultancy, and author of the forthcoming book "The Fat Tail: The Power of Political Knowledge for Strategic Investors" (with Ian Bremmer). Any views expressed are his own. For the related story, click here.
There are a number of macro risks that will continue to grab headlines in 2009, including the conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq, cross-border tensions and state instability in Pakistan, and Iran's ongoing quest to develop advanced nuclear technologies.


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Sen. Sessions: Auditor Reveals Obamacare Will Add $6.2 Trillion To Long-Term Debt
At a Budget Committee hearing today, Ranking Member Sessions announced the results of a new Government Accountability Office report on the long-term deficit impact of the President's health law. The results are shocking: over the next 75 years, the law will add $6.2 trillion to the deficit in present value terms—not including the interest costs associated with the additional borrowing. This proves that President Obama's claim that he would "not sign a plan that adds one dime to our deficits—either now or in the future" were false.
SEN. JEFF SESSIONS (R-ALABAMA): "The big-government crowd in Washington manipulated the numbers in order to get the financial score they wanted, in order to get their bill passed and to increase power and influence. The goal was not truth or financial responsibility, but to pass the bill. This is how a country goes broke. It's also how the economy and jobs are destroyed."


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Ole Miss Picks Up First Conference Win
GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The Ole Miss women's basketball team posted a high-energy, complete team effort in the team's road SEC win Thursday night, downing Florida, 88-81, for acting head coach Brett Frank's first career SEC win.
With the win, Ole Miss improves to 8-11 overall (1-5 SEC) while Florida fell to 13-7 (2-4 SEC).
Valencia McFarland led one of five Ole Miss players in double figures with a season-high 24 points. She added 10 assists and has recorded at least five assists in nine of the last 10 games and 37 times in her career. Tonight was her second career double-double.
Diara Moore added 13 points, followed by Gracie Frizzell (12), Danielle McCray (12) and Tia Faleru (12).
Monique Jackson ended the game with a career-high 13 rebounds. As a team, Ole Miss recorded a season-high 11 threes in the game.
Gracie Frizzell's third three early in the game gave Ole Miss an 18-14 lead with 12:17 left in the first half. Another three from Frizzell extended the Rebels' lead to 37-38 with 5:33 remaining in the half.
A three from Diara Moore stretched Ole Miss' lead to 50-32 with 1:39 left in the half. The Gators cut the lead to 50-38 at the half. The 50 points marks the most points Ole Miss has scored in the first half this year.
At the half, Frizzell led the Rebels with 12 points, followed by Moore with 11 and McFarland with 10. Monique Jackson recorded a team-high seven rebounds in the first half. Ole Miss shot 51.5 percent (17-33) from the floor and 90 percent (9-10) from three-point range. Florida shot 34.1 percent (15-44) from the floor.
In the second half, the Gators cut the Rebels' lead to single digits, 58-49, with 16:30 left to play but Danielle McCray hit a three for Ole Miss to push the Rebels' lead to, 61-49.
Florida used a 12-3 run to cut Ole Miss' lead to five, 68-63, with 8:35 remaining in the game. The Gators cut the lead to three with 3:36 to play, but Moore recorded a steal on the next possession and found McFarland to put Ole Miss back up five, 78-73, with 2:54 left.
Gatling Leads Arkansas To Victory
COLUMBIA, Mo. – Senior Erin Gatling scored a career-best 23 points leading the University of Arkansas women's basketball team to a 58-50 win at Missouri in SEC action Thursday.
The Razorbacks move to 14-5 overall and 2-4 in the SEC behind Gatling's three-point shooting clinic. Gatling hit a career-best six threes. The victory is the first for Arkansas over the Tigers since they joined the SEC this season.
"There is a time and place for everyone and everything and Erin's been waiting a long time," Arkansas head coach Tom Collen said. "She got out to a good start and we just rode her into the second half. I thought our game plan defensively was really good. We knew we had to guard them on the perimeter but we also had to guard the baseline and we switch well and did a good job defensively and then Erin was the difference."
The first 10 minutes belonged to the Razorbacks as they held Missouri to just two points on 1-for-13 shooting. Arkansas forced turnovers early and rebounded well while not allowing the Tigers to get a good look from three-point range as they opened a 12-2 lead.
The Tigers made some substitutions and adjustments and clawed back into the game coming within four points of Arkansas but the Razorbacks hung on taking a 24-19 lead into the locker room at the break. It is the third time in six SEC games that Arkansas has held opponents to 19 first-have points.
Gatling came in off the bench and scored a game-leading nine first-half points hitting three three-pointers allowing the Razorbacks to lead from the tip.
After a quick 5-0 run to start the second half, Arkansas stumbled allowing the Tigers a pair of threes as they closed within two, 29-27, with 15:37 left to play.
The game would remain close for the duration with Arkansas maintaining the lead but never able to pull away. The Razorbacks' defense was like a gnat that kept Missouri off-balance as Arkansas forced 18 turnovers and converted that to 25 points.
Gatling and Calli Berna had hands in the passing lanes all game long and Missouri committed three shot clock violations and rushed many more after struggling to get the ball up the floor.
Missouri had momentum late in the game but Arkansas maintained possession with three offensive rebounds, followed by a pair of Tiger fouls as the energy swung to the Razorbacks' side of the floor. The Tigers' top three pointer shooter hit a bucket to bring Missouri within four.
Berna followed up with a drive and a layup and Arkansas got a steal and Gatling hit her sixth three of the night as the Razorbacks played the final 3:30 of the game as well as you can.
Arkansas shot 36 percent for the game hitting 21-for-59 including eight three pointers in the win. The Razorbacks were paced by Gatling with 23. Berna finished with 12 pints and Quistelle Williams had nine points for the Razorbacks. Keira Peak and Sarah Watkins had eight rebounds each in the balanced defensive effort.
South Carolina Pushes Past Kentucky, 55-50
COLUMBIA, S.C. - No. 18/14 South Carolina outlasted No. 5/4 Kentucky 55-50 in a hard-fought, physical battle at the Colonial Life Arena. Gamecock senior guard Ieasia Walker played every second of the contest and carried her team to the program's highest ranked victory since 1998, finishing with 16 points, eight rebounds, four assists, three steals and a blocked shot. Sophomore center Elem Ibiam also reeled in eight boards, largely during a second-half surge that pushed the Gamecocks (17-3, 5-2 SEC) into the driver's seat in the game.
"The crowd was a huge lift for us when we weren't scoring as much as we'd like, but we were still getting good looks," South Carolina head coach Dawn Staley said. "Sometimes it's exhausting to play as hard as we play defensively, and it takes the wind out of you. I really think the crowd put the life back in us, and we made some big plays down the stretch. We just fed off the energy that was in the building."
The Gamecock defense, highlighted by strong rebounding on the defensive glass held Kentucky under control early in the game until the offense found a rhythm midway through the first half. Ibiam got a 9-0 run started with her basket that was followed by back-to-back buckets from Walker, starting with a transition layup and ending with a pull-up jumper that tied the score at 12-12 with 5:58 left in the period. Aleighsa Welch added a free throw and Khadijah Sessions turned a steal into an easy layup to put the Gamecocks up 15-12 with four minutes to go. Kentucky looked to rally behind a pair of buckets from Jennifer O'Neill, but the teams went to the locker room tied 19-19.
Coming out at the half the teams continued to keep the score tight. The Wildcats opened with a 6-0 run that the Gamecocks answered with a 7-0 spurt that included a Tiffany Mitchell 3-pionter, a Welch basket and a transition layup from Walker that put South Carolina back on top 26-25 less than four minutes into the final period.
The teams traded the lead seven times over the next four minutes until the Wildcats took advantage of consecutive turnovers to stretch their advantage to 40-34 with 11:37 on the clock. Once again, South Carolina had the answer. A Walker steal turned into an Ashley Bruner transition layup, and a Welch steal yielded a pair of free throws from Walker to pull within two at 40-38. A DeNesha Stallworth drive only briefly interrupted what would turn out to be a 10-2 Gamecock surge. Ibiam's putback kicked off the last of the run, and it was followed by one from Welch. A pair of missed opportunities at the free throw line kept the Wildcats scoreless, and Sessions hit a baseline floater to make it a 44-42 South Carolina advantage with 6:01 to play.
A pair of A'dia Mathies free throws tied the game for the sixth time, 44-44, with 5:53 on the clock, but the Gamecocks were running again as their aggressive defense wore down and frustrated the visiting Wildcats. Ibiam took a lob underneath and made a strong move to the bucket to open up an 8-0 run. Her powerful defensive rebound on the next possession set the tone down the stretch. After missing the front end of a 1-and-1, Bruner hit a free throw on the next trip up the floor. Sessions converted another transition layup to stretch the lead to five, and after a defensive rebound by Walker, Welch converted a traditional three-point play for an eight-point edge, 52-44 with 3:32 to go.
The Wildcats kept after it, forcing back-to-back turnovers, but the Gamecocks continued to force them into just one shot per possession, making it difficult to make up ground quickly. Mathies tried to carry her team to the win, scoring Kentucky's last six points, but it was not enough as the Gamecocks sealed the game at the free throw line in the final 22 seconds.
"All the credit needs to go to South Carolina tonight," Kentucky head coach Matthew Mitchell said. "…South Carolina came out extremely physical, and we just didn't respond in a manner that would allow us to win this game. They made all the hustle plays and were really tough tonight. …They just played really good D and were committed to stopped [A'dia Matheis] and really just all-around fantastic defense. I don't know that that is extraordinary for a team like South Carolina who is so good on defense."
Walker's 16 points led the way, and Welch added 11, including eight in the second half. The Gamecocks out-scored the Wildcats 30-18 in the paint and forced 18 turnovers to help hold Kentucky just short of 30 points below its season average. South Carolina shot 50.0 percent from the field in the second half and hit 10 free throws to deliver the victory.
Lady Vols Pick Up Win In Nashville
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Meighan Simmons and Taber Spani combined for 47 points, Tennessee's guards went 10-for-10 at the line in the final minute and the Lady Vols withstood Vanderbilt's second-half surge to take an 83-75 win Thursday night at Memorial Gymnasium.
Spani scored 24 points and Simmons added 23 points a day before her birthday as Tennessee (15-3, 6-0 SEC) remained undefeated in conference play. Spani was big in the first half with 15 points and Simmons' intensity helped squash Vandy's second-half runs.
The Lady Vols enjoyed a 46-43 rebounding edge and had good production from their bigs. Bashaara Graves had 16 points and eight boards and Isabelle Harrison chipped in with eight points and nine rebounds.
Christina Foggie led Vanderbilt (13-6, 3-3 SEC) with 22 points but fouled out with 41.3 seconds left in the game. Tiffany Clarke had 19 points and 10 rebounds for the Commodores.
In the final five minutes, Tennessee committed to working the paint to match the Commodores' continued drives inside. Graves and Harrison combined for eight straight points before Spani, Simmons and Ariel Massengale made 10 straight free throws to ice the game. The Lady Vols would not let Vanderbilt draw any closer than five points the rest of the way.
Midway through the second half, UT and Vanderbilt played up-tempo basketball, exchanging mini scoring runs. One moment, Tennessee would have a 10-point lead; the next, Vandy would claw to within five points. With the Lady Vols up 61-56 at 8:24, Meighan Simmons drained two free throws and hit a mid-range jumper to answer a persistent Vandy attack.
Graves came up big early in the second half to help Tennessee shake off a cold streak of shooting. She corralled a high entry pass and made a layup to reestablish UT's lead at 43-41 with 15:07 on the clock. Her positioning for a defensive rebound on Vandy's next possession allowed UT to push the ball forward. Simmons made two free throws after getting fouled on a drive and swished home a trey two possessions later to push Tennessee's lead to 48-41.
Vanderbilt stormed out of halftime with a 12-0 run. A pair of layups by Christina Foggie and a free throw and fastbreak score by Clarke pulled the Commodores to within 41-36 and a Tennessee timeout at 17:40. After the timeout, Clarke made another layup and Jasmine Lister hit a 3-pointer to knot the game at 41-41 with 16:09 left.
With 8:15 remaining in the first half, a 9-2 Vanderbilt run brought the Commodores to within six points at 27-21. A layup by Harrison launched a 14-8 Tennessee run to close out the half ahead, 41-29. Taber Spani scored nine of her 15-first half points in the final eight minutes, including a trey with 1:50 remaining to give UT a 15-point advantage.
UT's defense stymied Vanderbilt to just 26.3 percent shooting before halftime (10-of-38). The Lady Vols shot 45.9 percent from the floor (17-of-37) and owned a 29-21 edge on the boards before the break. Spani led the team with 15 first-half points and was 3-of-4 from downtown. Simmons had 10 points, four boards and three assists and Graves and Harrison combined for 11 rebounds.
Tennessee never trailed in the game, but Vanderbilt remained close through the first four minutes of play. The Lady Vols led the Commodores, 7-6, at the 16:32 mark, but a 3-pointer by Simmons sparked an 18-8 run that gave UT a 25-14 advantage by the second media timeout.
Alabama Defeats Auburn, 61-51
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Junior Shafontaye Myers recorded a career high of 23 points, 21 points coming from three-point range, to lead the Crimson Tide to a 61-51 victory over Auburn on Thursday night in Foster Auditorium. With the win, Alabama improves to 12-7 overall and 2-4 in Southeastern Conference action while the loss drops the Tigers to 13-7 on the season and 2-5 in league play.
"Shafontaye was a huge factor for us tonight, but she's also the one that her teammates are looking for," said Alabama head coach Wendell Hudson. "They are making that extra pass and giving up shots to get it to her because that three-point shot, especially when she is hot regardless of how much defense you play, if you get that shot then that is kind of like a defensive stopper for the opponent."
Joining Myers in doubles figures was junior Jasmine Robinson, scoring 13 points. Senior Alicia Mitcham contributed a game-high 12 rebounds followed by senior Meghan Perkins, who finished with nine rebounds and 11 points. Auburn sophomore Hasina Muhammad led the Tigers with 13 points followed by junior Peyton Davis with 12 points and 11 rebounds.
Auburn led by as many as five in the first half, but lost its edge after a three-pointer from Myers put the Tide in front, 20-18, with 4:16 remaining in the half. Myers and sophomore Daisha Simmons would connect on three-pointers on each of Alabama's next two possessions to give the Tide an eight-point advantage, which eventually rose to 10 at the half.
The Tigers began the second outscoring the Tide, 11-2, but soon lost its momentum as Alabama used a 15-6 run midway through the half to jump back on top by 10. The Tide would lead by as many as 19 and did not allow Auburn to get any closer than 10 for the duration of the contest.
For the game, Alabama shot 29.7 percent (19-64) while the Tigers were 30.6 percent (19-62) from the floor. The biggest difference was in three-point field goals as the Tide hit nine while Auburn went scoreless from long range. Alabama led in rebounds, 51-48, and forced 20 Tiger turnovers.
"Playing in this league, every game is a fight," added Hudson. "The Auburn-Alabama rivalry is an exciting rivalry. It was played the way it should be, and the players played with the passion they need to play with."
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