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Billy Eugene Self Jr.[3] (born December 27, 1962) is the NCAA Division-1 men's college basketball coach at the University of Kansas. During his 16 seasons as head coach, he's led the Jayhawks to at least a share of an NCAA record 14 straight Big 12 regular season championships (2005–2018),[4] three NCAA Final Four appearances (2008, 2012, 2018), and the 2008 NCAA championship. Self was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in September 2017.[5] Self, as of the end of the 2018-19 season, has the 23rd most wins among Division I coaches in NCAA History and 8th among active head coaches.[6]
Self during 2008 White House visit
474–108 (.814)
(1962-12-27) December 27, 1962 (age 57)
Okmulgee, Oklahoma
Coaching career (HC unless noted)
Kansas (assistant)
Oklahoma State (assistant)
Head coaching record
Accomplishments and honors
NCAA Division I Tournament (2008)
3 NCAA Regional – Final Four (2008, 2012, 2018)
8 Big 12 Tournament (2006–2008, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2016, 2018)
14 Big 12 regular season (2005–2018)
Big Ten Tournament (2003)
2 Big Ten regular season (2001, 2002)
2 WAC regular season (1998, 1999)
2× AP College Coach of the Year (2009, 2016)
NABC Coach of the Year (2016)
Naismith College Coach of the Year (2012)
Adolph Rupp Cup (2012)
6× Big 12 Coach of the Year (2006, 2009, 2011, 2012, 2017, 2018)[1]
5× AP Big 12 Coach of the Year (2006, 2009, 2011, 2015, 2016)
John R. Wooden Legends of Coaching Award (2013)
Henry Iba Award (2009)
WAC Coach of the Year (2000)
Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame (2013)[2]
Inducted in 2017 (profile)
Head Coach for United States
2015 Gwangju Team competition
FIBA U18 Championship
2018 St. Catharines Team competition
As coach at Kansas, Self has a record of 202–11 (.957 win percentage) at historic Allen Fieldhouse. In his tenure at Kansas, Self has had 3 home winning streaks of more than 30 wins including a school-record and 11th-best all-time 69 game streak.[7] During his tenure at Kansas, he has recruited several McDonald's All-Americans to Kansas, including Mario Chalmers, Darrell Arthur, Xavier Henry, Andrew Wiggins, Cliff Alexander, Wayne Selden Jr., Cheick Diallo, and Josh Jackson. Under Self, Kansas rarely loses consecutive games, only eleven times since taking over. Self is 96–13 following a loss at Kansas and has only had two three game losing streaks and has never lost more than three games in a row.
Self has implemented a strong hi-lo motion offense using size as an advantage in the paint, and a pressing man to man defense on all his teams from his early coaching days at the University of Tulsa through the present.[8] He has also shown great adaptability on the court and has implemented sometimes drastic adjustments as needed to his defensive schemes with various degrees of success.[9] Despite Self's consistency, many reporters have questioned his abilities in the NCAA Tournament because of various upsets in early rounds,[10] as well as a 3–7 record in the regional finals, despite being a #1 seed 7 times.[11] That said, Self has taken Kansas to eight Elite 8's in his 16 seasons at KU, which is the most visits to that round of the tournament in that time frame.
With a salary of $7.15 million for the 2017–18 season, Self is tied for third highest paid college basketball coach in the United States behind Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski and Kentucky coach John Calipari and is tied with Ohio State coach Chris Holtmann.[12] He signed a 10-year contract extension in 2012, keeping him under contract with the Jayhawks until 2021–22 season[13]
In September 2019, Self's program was served a Notice of Allegations by the NCAA for three Level 1 violations, a head coach responsibility charge against Self personally, and a lack of institutional control charge against the University of Kansas.[14]
2 Collegiate coaching history
2.1 Early coaching jobs
2.2 Oral Roberts
2.3 Tulsa
2.4 Illinois
2.5 Kansas
2.5.1 2003–04
2.5.10 2012–13
3 Professional players coached
4 Assists Foundation
5 Head coaching record
6 Coaching tree
Early lifeEdit
Self was born in Okmulgee, Oklahoma, where his father was the girl's basketball coach at nearby Morris High School. He received a basketball scholarship to play at Oklahoma State University. He was a letter winner all four years he played. He graduated with a bachelor's degree in business in 1985 and a master's degree in athletic administration in 1989. He received both degrees from Oklahoma State.[15]
Collegiate coaching historyEdit
Early coaching jobsEdit
In 1985, Self joined Larry Brown's coaching staff at the University of Kansas. He remained at Kansas as an Assistant Coach for the 1985–1986 season. Between 1986 and 1993, Self was an assistant coach at Oklahoma State University under Leonard Hamilton, followed by Eddie Sutton.
Oral RobertsEdit
After Oral Roberts (ORU) compiled a 5–22 record in the 1992–1993 season, the worst in its history, Bill Self was hired as its head coach. In his first season at ORU, the team managed only six wins/victories. Things improved slightly the following year, when ORU won ten games. In Self's third season, he guided the Golden Eagles to an 18–9 record, and in his fourth season, (1996–1997), ORU registered a 21–7 record as the school made its first postseason tournament appearance since its 1983–1984 appearance in the National Invitation Tournament.[16]
TulsaEdit
After rebuilding the Golden Eagles, Self was hired by crosstown rival Tulsa and spent three seasons (1998 to 2000) there, compiling a Tulsa-best 74–27 record. While at TU, Self-coached the Hurricane to consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances in 1999 and 2000. In the 1999–2000 season, in addition to setting a school single-season record for victories by compiling a 32–5 record, Self-led the Golden Hurricane to its first-ever Elite Eight appearance.[17]
IllinoisEdit
On June 9, 2000, Illinois named Bill Self the head coach of their basketball program. Self's predecessor, Lon Kruger, had recently left the Illinois program to accept a job in the NBA as head coach of the Atlanta Hawks.
In 2000–01, his first season at Illinois, Self coached a squad of mostly Lon Kruger recruits to a 27–8 record (13–3 conference record), a share of the Big Ten title, and a final Associated Press ranking of 4th in the nation, resulting in the Fighting Illini earning a number 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament. Self coached Illinois guards Frank Williams and Cory Bradford, along with guard/forward Sergio McClain, forward Brian Cook, and center Marcus Griffin, to the Elite Eight in the NCAA Tournament. The Illini failed to advance beyond the Elite Eight after falling to eventual tournament finalists number 2 seeded Arizona. The 2000–01 Illini roster included future NBA players Frank Williams, Robert Archibald and Brian Cook. With mostly the same core, Illinois followed up the season with impressive 2001–02 and 2002–03 campaigns, but fell in the NCAA Tournament Sweet Sixteen in 2002 to Kansas, and the second round in 2003 to Notre Dame.
Self was responsible for the recruitment of many of the 2005 Fighting Illini team, which won the Big Ten title under Bruce Weber.[18] Bruce Weber replaced Self prior to the 2003–04 season and coached 2005 Fighting Illini to an NCAA record-tying 37–2 record before falling to North Carolina in the NCAA championship game. In Self's three seasons in Illinois, he led the Fighting Illini to two Big Ten regular-season championships, a Big Ten Tournament title, and three straight NCAA tournament appearances.
KansasEdit
After the 2002–03 season, Roy Williams left Kansas to take over at North Carolina. This vacancy left many speculating that the Self would take what was well-publicized as his "dream job" with the Jayhawks. Self told a large group of Illini supporters that he was happy at Illinois. Self left for Kansas just a few days later.
2003–04Edit
In his first season at Kansas, Self led the Jayhawks to the Elite Eight in the NCAA tournament, where they fell to Georgia Tech.
The following season, the Jayhawks were ranked preseason #1 and started 20–1, but slumped and lost six of their final nine games. Kansas received a #3 seed in the NCAA Tournament and lost to #14 seed Bucknell in the first round. The team finished 23–7 and settled for a Big 12 co-championship with Oklahoma.
In 2005–06, little was expected of the young Jayhawks, as they were unranked in the preseason polls[19] and picked to finish 6th in the conference.[20] They began the season 10–6, including 1–2 in the Big 12. Although they did post a 73–46 win over Kentucky, they also saw the end of their 31-game winning streak over rival Kansas State with a 59–55 loss at Allen Fieldhouse, and two nights later blew a seven-point lead in the final 45 seconds of regulation en route to an 89–86 overtime loss at Missouri. But afterward, the Jayhawks matured rapidly, winning 15 of their final 17 games. They picked up impressive road wins over Texas A&M (83–73), Iowa State (95–85), Nebraska (69–48), and Oklahoma State (64–49). They mounted a monumental comeback victory over Oklahoma (59–58) after falling behind by as many as 16 in the second half, and avenged their loss to Missouri with a 79–46 victory over the Missouri Tigers in Lawrence, Kansas.
KU did stumble against Texas, taking an 80–55 beating, but by winning their final two Big 12 games over Colorado and at Kansas State (avenging the earlier loss at home), took advantage of a Texas loss to Texas A&M to force a tie for the Big 12 title at 13–3. KU played as the #2 seed in the Big 12 Tournament in Dallas, and avenged the loss to Texas with an 80–68 victory over the Longhorns in the final to clinch the tournament championship. KU was handed a #4 seed for the NCAA Tournament but stumbled again in the first round with a loss to the #13 seed Bradley.
Prior to the 2006–07 season, Bill Self was 72–24 (.750) in three seasons at KU, 279–129 (.683) in 13 seasons overall and 13–8 in NCAA Tournament play. On February 10, 2007, Self-recorded his 300th career win in a 92–74 victory at Missouri. Self-led Kansas to the 2007 Big 12 regular-season championship with a 14–2 record, highlighted by a win over Kevin Durant-led Texas in a pair of monumental, come-from-behind victories in the last game of the regular season and in the Big 12 Championship game. At the end of the regular season, Kansas stood at 27–4 and ranked #2 in the nation in both the AP and Coaches' polls. In the NCAA Tournament, Self's Jayhawks received a #1 seed, and advanced to Self's fourth career Elite Eight, with the team garnering commanding wins over #16 seeded Niagara and #8 seeded Kentucky, as well as a victory over the #4 seeded Southern Illinois. Kansas's tournament run ended in the Elite Eight with a loss to 2-seed UCLA.
Self (third from left) sitting on the bench with his staff and players in a November 2007 game.
In 2007–08, Kansas started the season 20–0 before suffering its first loss at Kansas State. Michael Beasley led KSU past the Jayhawks at Bramlage Coliseum. The defeat marked Kansas' first loss in its last 24 trips to Manhattan, Kansas, where KU had remained undefeated since 1983.[21] Kansas eventually won the Big 12 regular-season title and the Big 12 conference tournament, and secured a #1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
On March 30, 2008, Self-led Kansas to a win in the Elite Eight over Davidson. KU won by two, 59–57, after a last-second shot by Davidson's Jason Richards drew the only backboard. The Jayhawks went on to play the overall #1 seeded North Carolina Tar Heels in the semifinals, who were coached by Self's predecessor at Kansas, Roy Williams. The Jayhawks jumped on the Tar Heels early, leading 40–12 at one point, before recording an authoritative 84–66 victory and advancing to the National Championship game.
On April 7, 2008, Kansas defeated John Calipari-led Memphis in overtime, 75–68, earning KU its first National Title since 1988. Mario Chalmers, who forced Memphis to overtime by hitting a three-point shot with 2.1 seconds left in regulation, was named Most Outstanding Player in the NCAA Tournament.
In August 2008, Self signed a new 10-year contract guaranteeing him $3 million annually, making him the second-highest-paid coach in college basketball at the time, following Florida's Billy Donovan.[22]
The Jayhawks lost their entire starting lineup and two reserves to the NBA draft following the 2008 season, returning only two role players from the NCAA Championship squad. However, Self did have the 9th best recruiting class in the nation, with two future NBA players Markieff Morris and Marcus Morris. With guard Sherron Collins and center Cole Aldrich, Self responded by coaching the team to a 27–8 season record, a Big 12 championship, a Sweet Sixteen showing in the NCAA Tournament, and several national coach of the year awards.
Going into the 2009–10 season, the Jayhawks were ranked number 1 in the preseason polls. The team went 33–3 and won Self's sixth-straight Big 12 Championship, something no team had accomplished in a BCS conference since John Wooden's UCLA teams of the 1960s and 70s.[23] The team also won the Big 12 Tournament, Self's third. Self reached his 400th career victory with a win over Iowa State on February 13.[24] The Jayhawks had their 2,000th win in school history under Self when they defeated Texas Tech, joining Kentucky and North Carolina as the only schools to record such an achievement.[25] However, the Jayhawks were seeded 1st in the NCAA Tournament and were upset by 9th-seeded Northern Iowa in the second round.
Recruiting began immediately for the 2010–11 season, as Kansas landed top recruit Josh Selby in April. By September 2010, both The Sporting News and Athlon Sports had ranked Kansas in their pre-season outlook as #4 overall and, along with ESPN's Joe Lunardi, were projected to become a #1 seed again in the 2011 NCAA Tournament. Blue Ribbon and the USA Today/ESPN coaches polls both placed Kansas at #7 in the pre-season poll. Josh Selby became eligible mid season and joined the Jayhawks beginning December 18 against USC. The Jayhawks went 29–2 during the regular season, winning the Big-12 Conference title and the Big 12 Conference tournament in Kansas City, Missouri.
Self was named Big 12 Coach of the Year for the third time on March 6, both in the coaches' poll and by the Associated Press.[26] The Jayhawks entered the NCAA Tournament as the #1 seed in the Southwest Region, defeating #16 seed Boston and #9 seed Illinois to advance to the Sweet 16 where they beat #12 seed Richmond. Kansas lost to #11 seed VCU, a team many didn't think deserved to be in the tournament, by 10 points in the Elite Eight after never leading during the game.
Over the last five seasons (2007–2011), Self's KU teams won 165 games, an average of 33.0 wins a year, passing Mike Krzyzewski of Duke (164 wins, 32.8 a year from 1998 to 2002) and Jerry Tarkanian of UNLV (163 wins, 32.6 a year from 1987–1991) for the highest 5-year win total of any men's basketball coach in Division I history.[27]
In the 2010–11 season, Self led the Jayhawks past North Carolina to end the season at number 2 on the all-time wins list, trailing leader Kentucky by 14 games (List of teams with the most victories in NCAA Division I men's college basketball).
In 2011–12, having lost four starters from the 2010–11 team, Kansas faced an apparent rebuilding year. Two of Bill Self's recruits were ruled ineligible by the NCAA, and those who moved into the starting positions had seen little action in prior years. Kansas began the season with a 7–3 record, and though there were wins over Georgetown and UCLA in Maui and an upset of Ohio State in Allen Fieldhouse, Kansas lost to Kentucky by ten points, to Duke by seven points in the Maui finals, and to Davidson by six points in an upset in Kansas City.[28] Self later stated that, after the loss to Davidson, he worried of his team's chances of making the NCAA Tournament that year.[29]
Kansas won its last three non-conference games, and went 16–2 through the Big 12 to capture an eighth straight Big 12 regular-season championship. On February 25, 2012, Kansas erased a 19-point deficit at home against its arch-rival, No. 3 ranked Missouri, winning 87–86 in overtime to clinch the Big 12 title.[30] Kansas faltered in the 2012 Big 12 Tournament, losing to Baylor in the semifinals.
The Jayhawks entered the 2012 NCAA Tournament as a #2-seed in the Midwest Regional. After a win over Detroit Mercy, the Jayhawks rallied for a comeback victory over Purdue in the second round, a game in which Kansas led for only 45 seconds. In the regional rounds, Kansas secured a narrow victory over North Carolina State before facing top-seeded but injury-riddled North Carolina in the regional final. In only their second meeting against former KU coach Roy Williams, the Jayhawks sprinted with UNC to a 47–47 halftime tie, before ultimately claiming an 80–67 victory and a trip to New Orleans for the Final Four.
With a 64–62 victory over Ohio State, Kansas advanced to the championship game to face Kentucky, a rematch of their earlier encounter in November. The Jayhawks fell behind by as many as eighteen points against the Wildcats in the first half. Kansas trimmed the deficit to five late in the second half, but ultimately lost, 67–59. The Jayhawks concluded the year with a 32–7 record, and Self was named the Naismith Coach of the Year.
With four seniors in the starting lineup and redshirt freshman Ben McLemore eligible to play, expectations were high for Kansas. The Jayhawks got off to a fast start, winning 19 of their first 20 games, including the CBE Classic in Kansas City. But then they hit a 3-game skid, losing at home to Oklahoma State, at TCU and at Oklahoma. Following the Jayhawks' loss to a TCU team that had been winless in Big 12 play to that point and would finish last in the league, Self made national headlines when he called his team worse than James Naismith's teams that lost to the Topeka YMCA. KU recovered from its 3-game skid and went on to share the Big 12 championship with Kansas State, and then won the Big 12 Tournament by beating KSU 70–54 in the title game. The team earned a 1-seed for the NCAA Tournament's South Region and picked up wins against Western Kentucky and North Carolina to reach the Sweet 16 for the fourth straight year. However, the team's tournament run was cut short when Kansas blew a 14-point lead in the final minutes and lost to eventual national runner-up Michigan in overtime, finishing the year 31–6.
With star freshmen Andrew Wiggins and Joel Embiid on the roster, Kansas entered the season as the #5 team in the country. They started off well with five straight wins, including a victory over Duke in the Champions' Classic. However, the team went 4–4 over its next eight games, including back-to-back losses to Colorado and Florida and an ugly home loss to San Diego State. The team recovered from this rough stretch and began Big 12 play with seven straight wins, ultimately finishing 14–4 to win its 10th consecutive Big 12 title. A back injury to Joel Embiid, however, left the Jayhawks vulnerable on their interior defense, and they fizzled out at season's end with four losses in their final seven games, including a loss to Iowa State in the Big 12 Tournament semifinals in Kansas City and an NCAA Tournament Round of 32 loss to Stanford to end the year. Kansas concluded the year 25–10, the first ten-loss season for Kansas since Roy Williams' 1999–2000 Jayhawks went 24–10.
As usual, Kansas signed another highly regarded recruiting class, adding Kelly Oubre, Jr. and Cliff Alexander to its roster, and the Jayhawks began the campaign as the #5 team in the country for the second straight year. KU stumbled out of the gate with a humbling 32-point defeat at the hands of #1 Kentucky in its second game, and then also suffered an embarrassing 25-point loss on the road at Temple in late December. Once Big 12 play rolled around, however, the Jayhawks regained momentum, winning eight of their first nine league contests, ultimately capturing their 11th consecutive Big 12 title. However, success in the NCAA Tournament would not come as Self's Jayhawks were beaten 78–65 by Wichita State in the round of 32.
Self won his 200th game at Allen Fieldhouse this season. To this point, he has only lost 9 games there all-time. Under Self, the Jayhawks finished the regular season in the #1 spot of the AP poll and Coaches poll, securing the #1 seed in the South Region.
KU easily disposed of Austin Peay in its opening round game, 105–79, and then defeated UConn in the second round to advance to the Sweet 16 to face Maryland. After a slow start by the Jayhawks, Kansas rallied to win over the Terrapins, 79–63. The Jayhawks then lost a closely fought matchup against the eventual national champions Villanova in the Elite Eight, 64–59.
On November 18, 2016, after an 86–65 win over Siena, Bill Self passed Ted Owens for most wins at Allen Fieldhouse with 207.[31] On December 6, 2016, Bill Self achieved his 600th win with a 105–62 win over UMKC. He is the 9th fastest coach in NCAA history to win 600 games.[32] On February 18, 2017, Self was announced as one of 14 finalists named from over 100 candidates to be inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The inductees will be announced April 3 prior to the National Championship game.[33] The team went on to win the Big 12 regular season title for a record 13th straight season. The team was led by guard Frank Mason III who went on to be the consensus National Player of the year
Kansas began their season with complications as star Freshman Billy Preston was sidelined due to an NCAA investigation. Even without the star freshman Kansas began their season by winning their first seven games including a quality win against #7 ranked Kentucky. The Jayhawks then went on to lose their next two games including a home loss to 16th ranked Arizona State.[34] This would be the first of three home losses for the season with the addition of losses to Texas Tech and Oklahoma State. These three home losses were the most Self has suffered in a single season at Kansas.[35][circular reference] The team went on to finish the regular season 27-7 before securing the #1 seed in the Midwest Region.[36][circular reference]
Kansas won their first game against Pennsylvania by wide margin, then fought through and won their next two games against Seton Hall and Clemson to advance to the Elite Eight. In the Elite Eight the Jayhawks faced a tough Duke team and ultimately won in overtime 85-81 to advance to the Final Four where they would fall to #1 seed of the East region Villanova who would go on to become the national champions.[37][circular reference]
Professional players coachedEdit
Draft year
Draft team
1998 Rocky Walls (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Sun Kings in CBA)
1999 Michael Ruffin (Sr.) 2nd 32nd Chicago Bulls
2000 Eric Coley (Sr.) – – Undrafted (drafted 43rd overall by Greenville Groove in the 2001 NBDL Draft)
2002 Frank Williams (Jr.) 1st 25th Denver Nuggets (traded to New York)
2002 Robert Archibald (Sr.) 2nd 32nd Memphis Grizzlies
2003 Brian Cook (Sr.) 1st 24th Los Angeles Lakers
2005 Deron Williams (Jr.) 1st 3rd Utah Jazz
2005 Luther Head (Sr.) 1st 24th Houston Rockets
2005 Roger Powell (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Utah in 2006)
2006 James Augustine (Sr.) 2nd 41st Orlando Magic
2006 Dee Brown (Sr.) 2nd 46th Utah Jazz
2004 Jeff Graves (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Dakota Wizards in CBA)
2005 Wayne Simien (Sr.) 1st 29th Miami Heat
2005 Keith Langford (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with San Antonio in 2007)
2005 Aaron Miles (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Golden State in 2005)
2007 Julian Wright (So.) 1st 13th New Orleans Hornets
2008 Brandon Rush (Jr.) 1st 13th Portland Trail Blazers (traded to Indiana)
2008 Darrell Arthur (So.) 1st 27th Memphis Grizzlies
2008 Mario Chalmers (Jr.) 2nd 34th Minnesota Timberwolves (traded to Miami)
2008 Darnell Jackson (Sr.) 2nd 52nd Miami Heat (traded to Cleveland)
2008 Sasha Kaun (Sr.) 2nd 56th Seattle SuperSonics (traded to Cleveland)
2008 Russell Robinson (Sr.) – – Undrafted (drafted 23rd overall by Reno Bighorns in the 2008 NBA D-League Draft)
2008 Rodrick Stewart (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Bashkimi Prizren in Kosovo)
2010 Cole Aldrich (Jr.) 1st 11th New Orleans Hornets (traded to Oklahoma City)
2010 Xavier Henry (Fr.) 1st 12th Memphis Grizzlies
2010 Sherron Collins (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Charlotte in 2010)
2010 Mario Little (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with BC Dnipro-Azot Dniprodzerzhynsk in Ukraine)
2011 Markieff Morris (Jr.) 1st 13th Phoenix Suns
2011 Marcus Morris (Jr.) 1st 14th Houston Rockets
2011 Josh Selby (Fr.) 2nd 49th Memphis Grizzlies
2011 Brady Morningstar (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Tulsa 66ers in the NBA D-League)
2011 Tyrel Reed (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with VOO Verviers-Pepinster in Belgium)
2012 Thomas Robinson (Jr.) 1st 5th Sacramento Kings
2012 Tyshawn Taylor (Sr.) 2nd 41st Portland Trail Blazers (traded to Brooklyn)
2013 Ben McLemore (Fr.) 1st 7th Sacramento Kings
2013 Jeff Withey (Sr.) 2nd 39th Portland Trail Blazers(traded to New Orleans)
2014 Andrew Wiggins (Fr.) 1st 1st Cleveland Cavaliers (traded to Minnesota)
2014 Joel Embiid (Fr.) 1st 3rd Philadelphia 76ers
2014 Tarik Black (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Houston in 2014)
2015 Kelly Oubre Jr. (Fr.) 1st 15th Atlanta Hawks (traded to Washington)
2015 Cliff Alexander (Fr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Portland in 2015)
2016 Cheick Diallo (Fr.) 2nd 33rd Los Angeles Clippers (traded to New Orleans)
2016 Wayne Selden Jr. (Jr.) – – Undrafted (signed with New Orleans in 2017)
2016 Jamari Traylor (Sr.) – – Undrafted (signed with Oberwart Gunners in Austria)
2017 Josh Jackson (Fr.) 1st 4th Phoenix Suns
2017 Frank Mason III (Sr.) 2nd 34th Sacramento Kings
2018 Devonte' Graham (Sr.) 2nd 34th Atlanta Hawks
2018 Sviatoslav Mykhailiuk (Sr.) 2nd 47th Los Angeles Lakers
Assists FoundationEdit
In June 2006, Self and his wife, Cindy, established the Assists Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization to serve as a fundraising conduit for organizations that serve a variety of youth initiatives. The mission of Assists is to help provide young people access to better lives.
Assists held its first public fundraiser June 7, 2008—Bill's Basketball Boogie (www.basketballboogie.org) at Kansas Speedway. Over fifty local businesses and Kansas supporters signed on to sponsor the event, which offered opportunities to socialize with past and present Kansas basketball elite and to purchase valuable basketball memorabilia and travel and entertainment venues through the auction. Entertainment was provided by Sawyer Brown and Disco Dick.
Head coaching recordEdit
Oral Roberts Golden Eagles (NCAA Division I independent) (1993–1997)
1993–94 Oral Roberts 6–21
1994–95 Oral Roberts 10–17
1996–97 Oral Roberts 21–7 NIT First Round
Oral Roberts: 55–54 (.505)
Tulsa Golden Hurricane (Western Athletic Conference) (1997–2000)
1997–98 Tulsa 19–12 9–5 3rd (Pacific)
1998–99 Tulsa 23–10 9–5 T–1st (Mountain) NCAA Division I Second Round
1999–00 Tulsa 32–5 12–2 1st NCAA Division I Elite Eight
Tulsa: 74–27 (.733) 30–12 (.714)
Illinois Fighting Illini (Big Ten Conference) (2000–2003)
2000–01 Illinois 27–8 13–3 T–1st NCAA Division I Elite Eight
2001–02 Illinois 26–9 11–5 T–1st NCAA Division I Sweet Sixteen
2002–03 Illinois 25–7 11–5 2nd NCAA Division I Second Round
Illinois: 78–24 (.765) 35–13 (.729)
Kansas Jayhawks (Big 12 Conference) (2003–present)
2003–04 Kansas 24–9 12–4 T–2nd NCAA Division I Elite Eight
2004–05 Kansas 23–7 12–4 T–1st NCAA Division I Round of 64
2006–07 Kansas 33–5 14–2 1st NCAA Division I Elite Eight
2007–08 Kansas 37–3 13–3 T–1st NCAA Division I Champion
2008–09 Kansas 27–8 14–2 1st NCAA Division I Sweet Sixteen
2009–10 Kansas 33–3 15–1 1st NCAA Division I Round of 32
2011–12 Kansas 32–7 16–2 1st NCAA Division I Runner-up
2012–13 Kansas 31–6 14–4 T–1st NCAA Division I Sweet Sixteen
2013–14 Kansas 25–10 14–4 1st NCAA Division I Round of 32
2017–18 Kansas 31–8 13–5 1st NCAA Division I Final Four
2018–19 Kansas 26–10 12–6 3rd NCAA Division I Round of 32
2019–20 Kansas 9-2 0–0
Kansas: 482–108 (.817) 222–52 (.810)
Total: 681–213 (.762)
National champion Postseason invitational champion
Conference regular season champion Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
Division regular season champion Division regular season and conference tournament champion
Conference tournament champion
Coaching treeEdit
Six assistant coaches under Bill Self have gone on to hold head coaching positions:
Billy Gillispie: UTEP (2002–2004); Texas A&M (2004–2007); Kentucky (2007–2009); Texas Tech (2011–2012)
Norm Roberts: St. John's (2004–2010)
Tim Jankovich: Illinois State (2007–2012); SMU (2016–Present)
Danny Manning: Tulsa (2012–2014); Wake Forest (2014–Present)
Joe Dooley: Florida Gulf Coast (2013–2018); East Carolina (2018–present)
Kyle Keller: Stephen F. Austin (2016–present)
Self is married with two children, a daughter and a son. His daughter graduated from Kansas in 2013. His son, Tyler, played basketball at Kansas from 2012 to 2017[15] and is the Basketball Operations quality assurance assistant for the San Antonio Spurs.[38]
List of college men's basketball coaches with 600 wins
List of NCAA Division I Men's Final Four appearances by coach
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I mean really come on!! Days like these don't come around that often. When they do you gotta cherish it. Wrap your eyes around this beautiful Norfolk Countryside wedding.
Prepare for the ramble, this is me cherishing!
I started the day at Gabi's childhood home and met her super glam, wonderfully friendly mother and an awesome group of bridesmaids. This home was exactly that, a home. A warm, happy place with walls filled with memories and love at the very heart of it all. Immediately welcomed I got to work and spent some time doing my thing whilst all around me the nerves and excitement flowed. The lovely, lovely flowers arrived from Passion of Flowers in Holt. This sent the girls (and me) into a bit of a frenzy, as they were just that gorgeous. The best man popped up soon after and stopped us in our tracks. This was my cue to head to meet the boys and see what they were up too.
Back with the girls after a swift one with the boys. Gabi and her awesome squad were nearly ready and looked utterly wonderful. Her beaut of a dress from The Frock Spot was a stunner, Gabi looked absolutely beautiful! Their dresses are to die for, go see!! A handful of shots in the garden and then off to the church. Arriving in style with two beautiful VW's from Station Campers, Gabi and her girls waited to be called into Christchurch for the ceremony. What a super sweet ceremony and the love radiated all around the church. Smiles and happiness the order of the day! Gabi's mum giving me a wonderful surprise with her and the Norwich Community Choir having a little sing-song. Stunning!
Onto the reception and a drive to Back to the Garden, a farm shop/restaurant near Holt. A stunning place serving delish food in a really chilled atmosphere. Perfect place to spend some time with your closest friends and famalam! Food served and speeches done (top shelf speeches btw, poetry and pants, a great combo for speeches) the cake was then cut. I mean come one, just look at that cake! Amaaaazing! Buns of fun to thank for that!
We then headed out into what looked like the perfect storm. Taking a bottle of fizz, the bridal party and Señor Booze (sorry Katie) out into the fields we had a blast. I showed the girls my Harry Potter socks and showed the boys, well…nothing, they made their own fun. Jumping into the fields and causing many barley based injuries. Damien Rice/Our lord and saviour came along too! Ice age anyone?? So much fun!
We all headed back inside and PARTIED the night away with Josh Digby. An awesome DJ book him here!! What a truly incredible day. Take a look at the photos and show these guys some love below.
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"Joah" is a song by Korean-American recording artist Jay Park, released on April 10, 2013, worldwide on iTunes and domestically in Korea as a three-track digital single of the same name. The other songs on the single are "1 Hunnit", and "Welcome". The lyrics are written by Park, and the song was produced by fellow Art of Movement member, Cha Cha Malone. In Korean, "Joah" translates literally to "like" (; Revised Romanization: Joha), or in context of the song, "I like you".

Background and composition

Park was inspired to write the song by the change of season in Korea from winter to spring, with the weather getting warmer and warmer. He wanted to make a feel good, old-school song, with inclusion of a brass band, and was influenced by The Jackson 5. The live band of Saturday Night Live Korea, Common Ground, provided the in-session instrumentals.

The music video depicts various locations filmed around Seattle, with the album artwork featuring the iconic Pike Place Market. Park's outfits include a green jacket and hat bearing the logo of the Seattle SuperSonics.

Track listing

Credits
 Jay Park - songwriting, vocals, production
 Cha Cha Malone – producer
 Common Ground – in-session band

Release history

References

External links
 Official Website
  at SidusHQ

2013 songs
2013 singles
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To a lot of people Joan Lunden is many things; former Good Morning America host, best-selling author, health and wellness advocate - but to me, she's just mom. The decision to do a bald cover for a national magazine was one that affected our entire family. But we all knew the impact that this could have on so many people. She could even save lives.
I decided to interview her on her experience that day, September 3rd 2014, when she took off the wig and decided to expose her bald head to all of America.
S: When you opened your eyes on the day of the photo shoot, what were you thinking? How did you feel?
Joan: I was a bit nervous since I knew that they were going to want to do a picture with no hair. One thing I knew for sure – if and when I took off my hair, I wanted to clear the room. I don't even run around bald in front of, my husband, Jeff. I always wear some kind of bandana or knit beanie.
S: Even though you hadn't made the decision for a "bald shot," did you know that you were ultimately going to take photos without your wig?
Joan: Yes I wasn't naïve, I clearly knew what the team's ultimate goal was for the day. I had actually already made up my mind to do the shot with no hair before the crew had arrived, although I hadn't told PEOPLE yet that I had made that decision.
S: So, how did you come to the decision?
Joan: I knew that if I was true to my heart and soul, the Joan Lunden, who her entire life had shared her joys and her challenges with viewers, why would this be any different? I had discussed it with my husband, Jeff, for I needed to know that he too would be OK with everyone seeing me bald – he was fully on board and said he was proud of me for my willingness to do the shot in order to help others. He said, "instead of worrying how our kids might feel about the photo, let's let this be a teaching moment for them." We sat them down and told them about the decision I had to make – do the cover photo in a wig and be comfortable, NOT affecting any change, or, I could do it with no hair, make an impact and start a very important discussion that could ultimately save lives. It was a unanimous vote in favor of the bald shot. Or the bold shot as we had come to call it by now.
S: How did you feel with the photographer, Ruven Afanador? He's such a big name in the industry. Did you feel chemistry?
Joan: When I first saw him, I was a little worried…he seemed so serious! But I think he was just examining the house and the grounds looking for the best location. When we actually started shooting I did get a sense that he respected what I was doing and how vulnerable it was. I did ask that they clear the room when I did the bald parts of the shoot, so I'd be more free and comfortable, so I could smile and feel at ease for his lens.
S: So when you actually started the shoot, what was going through your head?
Joan: Standing in front of that camera with no hair made me feel incredibly vulnerable but interestingly at the same time truly brave. It was a weird combination - I felt embarrassed and scared but at the same time there was something very powerful about it.
S: When you saw the sample photo at the end of the day, what was your first reaction?
Joan: Frankly, I was terrified. But I had made my decision, for what I thought were all the right reasons and I trusted the team from PEOPLE to have my back and protect me. They knew it wasn't an easy thing for me to do, and that it could be an iconic and an impactful photo that could really make a difference in the world. Although I worried that on Sept 24th, the day that PEOPLE Magazine was scheduled to come out with my bald head on the cover, that I'd have to stay home all day, or all week, or maybe a few weeks?! Would it be embarrassing to be seen out anywhere while the magazine with my bald head was still on the stands?
S: So when you finally saw an image of the cover photo – what was your reaction? How did you feel?
Joan: I was very happy with the final photo – it was actually one of the photos that Ruven, the photographer, had showed me at the end of the day. I was proud of the decision I had made and I am now fast at work following up on people reaching out to me and trying to figure out how to make the biggest impact possible.
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Basics-version 2019 Hyundai Sonata Restricted features a Manufacturer's Recommended Store Price (MSRP) around $22,600, for example, the $835 location cost. The actual Sonata SE shows a $600 leap, hence anticipate a significant modest boost from final season's prices of around $24,000 to get a Sonata Sport or even Eco, not to mention $27,300 to get a Limited using the 2.3-liter engine. 2019 Hyundai Sonata Limited rates set up a tiny listed below $27,000, and even connect-in hybrid price ranges weren't declared.


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This retreat center is at 8500 feet and includes 180 acres of private river, meadow and woodland adjacent to National Forest and just a few miles from the Indian Peaks Wilderness. The land is set aside as a nature preserve and home to an abundance of wildlife, including deer, elk, moose, bear and beaver.
Rocky Mountain Ecodharma Retreat Center is a low cost home for spiritual practice, with an emphasis on practice in nature. We are a supportive place for deep practice, a place for meditation, retreats, workshops and Ecodharma; a place for learning from nature, teachers and other participants, and a place for discovering ourselves in a wild environment.
We bring Buddhism and Dharma back into the natural world where they originated, and in doing so, regain the connection and energy necessary to effectively address ecological and related social crises.
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Insect Identification Educational Volunteers Created in Train-the-Trainer Workshops in Oregon and Washington
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The "train-the-trainer" model successfully created volunteer educators in insect identification. Intensive training programs prepared 71 individuals during 2 1/2-day (20 hour) training sessions. Trainees included university Extension faculty (13), agricultural professionals (13), and certified Master Gardeners (45). The sessions were intense, hands-on learning in insect identification. A post-training survey demonstrated that 1 year post training trainees had conducted insect education (86%) and provided identification services (96%). About 700 community service hours by the trainees had been conducted. The key to success was volunteers with prior training in agronomy and/or gardening, plus an established track record in volunteerism.
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Corp, M. K., Rondon, S. I., & Van Vleet, S. M. (2013). Insect Identification Educational Volunteers Created in Train-the-Trainer Workshops in Oregon and Washington. The Journal of Extension, 51(3), Article 16. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol51/iss3/16
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A semi-final victory for South Africa at the Women's Africa Cup of Nations means Banyana Banyana will play at the World Cup finals for the first time.
This means the Super Falcons will be defending their title – and will look forward to an eighth appearance at the World Cup.
They needed penalties to beat Cameroon after a goalless 120 minutes, while South Africa beat Mali 2-0.
Cameroon and Mali must now lift themselves for Friday's third-place play-off that has a World Cup place on offer for the winners.


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In "The San Antonio," Lurie's recollections continue. He was caught on a ship with a pile of loot, tokens he stole on Hobb's account. One man, Hadji Ali, known as Jolly, accused him of taking his nazar, the valuable blue stone. The two eventually became friends, bonding over their love for camels, 33 of which are on the boat. The animals were originally meant for cavalry pack animals. Jolly named his, Seid. The men marveled over the camels' ability to carry 1,500 pounds for nine days without water. Lurie joined Jolly's packtrain, which included George, Lilo, and Mico. In time, Lurie learned to ride Burke, to get along with the men.
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Seldom has a fall from grace transpired so unexpectedly yet so rapidly. Just six months ago Brendan Rodgers and his Liverpool side came within an untimely slip of clinching the unlikeliest of title triumphs. Fourteen league games later, the abyss of the Championship looms larger than the title summit.
Inquisitions rage. Explanations and complaints are passionately bellowed online, on radio and en masse. For a club of this stature one loss sparks outrage, four in succession complete civil war. A patient public we may be but, make no mistake, knives are well and truly sharpened.
Rodgers may not be Roy Hodgson but neither is he Kenny Dalglish. Put simply, he will be spared a hate campaign but never defended to the hilt. In truth his reputation lies somewhere in betwixt. Some, myself included, urge patience and consideration. For others Sunday's gutless performance marked an irreversible watershed.
Last weekend put paid to any idea of this being a mere blip. Instead it laid bare the striking limitations of a side seemingly in freefall. A quick fix is unlikely, at least without Daniel Sturridge. However Rodgers can at least halt the slide and perhaps arrest the decline if he is bold enough to make big calls; calls he has so far shied away from.
Some point to his decision to field a weakened side at The Bernabeu as evidence of pragmatism. I'd argue the following team selection at home to Chelsea dashed such thinking.
Having long promoted the idea of meritocracy, Rodgers betrayed his own principles when dropping star performers from Liverpool's 'B' Team. Kolo Toure produced the game of his life in Spain but has not featured since. The same rough justice has been dished out to Lucas, while Fabio Borini awaits just a second league start.
Of course none of the aforementioned can be deemed long-term solutions but right now they warrant action, in light of both their own form and that of their 'superiors'. Moreover this decidedly average side craves leadership and gusto, not more of the same.
Toure can feel particularly hard done by. A figure of fun, he is regularly lampooned by fans and pundits alike, the inevitable result of numerous mishaps. But consider this – Dejan Lovren has made more errors in three months at Anfield than Toure has in 15.
Sure the latter's mistakes were high-profile, compounded by some comedic reactions that serve only to burn them into one's memory. But Lovren has cost his side far more points this term than Kolo has at any time on Mersyside.
Brendan Rodgers has said he'll take responsibility for Liverpool's problems - but how is he actually going to fix them?
Positionally wayward the Croatian International is an accident waiting to happen. He is physically dominated, slow to react and boasts the leadership skills of Ed Miliband. A criminal waste of money his form is a major factor in what is turning into a wretched season. Still Brendan persists with HIS man, the player he posited for all summer.
First Mamadou Sakho was cast aside, now Toure ignored when physicality and organisation are amiss. Lest we forget, Sakho captained PSG at 18; Toure is a double Premier League champion. Both are proven winners and marshals in their own right. Lovren is the imposter here and, together with the erratic and mindless Martin Skrt,el needs to be withdrawn from the firing line.
Sadly there is little chance of that happening. Instead both will start Wednesday's must-win game in Ludogorets and no doubt ratchet up this paralysing uncertainty. Why? Because Rodgers is avoiding big decisions - an ignorance born of stubbornness, arrogance and blind faith.
Invariably pitched alongside The Chuckle Brothers is Glen Johnson - a man now surely behind namesake Boris in the England pecking order. A one-time marauding full back key to Liverpool's swashbuckling style, the former Chelsea man regresses weekly. His concentration levels are akin to a toddler, his casual nature dumbfounding. Still he is selected.
So too is Steven Gerrard, who cuts an increasingly forlorn and helpless figure, never mind a square peg in a round hole. Not only is Rodgers' deployment of his captain baffling, but his sheer refusal to withdraw him, be it from the off or when visibly tiring, is tantamount to cowardice.
For all his majesty Gerrard is 34 and cannot be deemed untouchable, particularly in a position he will never truly master. Starting him further forward for an hour would surely be more beneficial. Alternatively, introducing him for the final 30 with a license to roam and influence could tilt games. Make no mistake, managing Gerrard could well define Rodgers' Anfield reign. Is he brave enough to make this biggest of calls?
Right now the evidence suggests otherwise. For these are not new issues and this piece is hardly original in its content. Team selection, defensive frailities and tactical naievity have been long bemoaned by Kopites aghast at our frightful mediocrity.
When will the manager dispense with a lone forward? When will he hire a defensive coach? When will Colin Pascoe adorn trousers? These are long-standing questions yet to be answered.
The addition of Champions League football and a bigger squad has flummoxed a young manager still finding his feet. Injuries and the loss of a world-class talisman have hardly helped either. By his own admission this represents the biggest test of a fledgling career. Rodgers can turn this around but he must act swiftly before his sinking ship is fully submerged.
A side that finished runners-up last term and spent £120m in the transfer market cannot sit 12th come January. Rodgers knows that as well as his paymasters.


I was under the impression that Oscar Guardiola-Rivera must be an interesting guy. He has written a book entitled What If Latin America Ruled The World?, regularly attends talks about South American culture in London, and was now appearing at the Hay Festival in Cartagena. In reality, his talk followed the same path as his book – which I'm currently reading – in that it never even attempted to answer the question that his book tempts you in with. Instead he delivered rhetoric after rhetoric with an academic glee, picking apart quotes from great thinkers in a last ditch attempt to show he had something to say.
Essentially the talk represented everything wrong about academia. Here was someone with great knowledge using that knowledge to prove that he had a lot of knowledge. Surely the only point of knowledge is in it's application. Instead Rivera revels in it's intricacies, using it to flatter the crowd who are pleased when in agreement, which considering he's just dressing up history, is no real surprise. Not once did he even contemplate the question "What If Latin America Ruled the World?" which was the title of the talk. His book – which you can see here – follows a similar path, rich in history, low on insight. If Rivera simply referred to himself as a historian rather than a thinker and author he would gain a lot more respect from me.


For the fifth time that I have listed a trip in the Caja del Rio it got rained out! Had to come up with something quick so we went to Nambe Badlands and did the standard route. Conditions are ideal at this time of year and nearly identical, with fresh snowfall in the mountains, as last year almost to the day.
We were John Blakey, Nancy King, and myself. This is a moderate hike of 5.5 miles, 790 feet, and 3 hours hike time.


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Stephani Danelle Perry (credited as S.D. Perry in her works) is a novelist living in Portland, Oregon. She is the daughter of writer Steve Perry.
1993, The Female War - The third of the novel series; co-written with her father Steve Perry. ISBN 0-553-56159-6.
1996, Labyrinth - The sixth of the series; very graphic original novel set in a Xenomorph nest. ISBN 0-553-57491-4.
1998, Berserker - The ninth of the series; an original novel set in the world of Alien. ISBN 0-553-57731-X.
2008, Criminal enterprise - The fifth of a new series by Dark horse. ISBN 978-1-59582-003-7.
1998, Book 1 - The Umbrella Conspiracy, a novelization of the original Resident Evil. ISBN 0-671-02439-6.
1998, Book 2 - Caliban Cove an original story set on the island of Caliban Cove. Rebecca Chambers and her team attempt to stop a rogue scientist from spreading a new T-Virus strain. A new S.T.A.R.S. team is introduced from the Maine Exeter branch. ISBN 0-671-02440-X.
1999, Book 3 - City Of The Dead, a novelization of Resident Evil 2. ISBN 0-671-02441-8.
1999, Book 4 - Underworld is another original novel starring Claire Redfield, Rebecca Chambers, and Leon S. Kennedy attempting to take down Umbrella Corporation by infiltrating a facility in Utah known as the Planet. John Andrews and David Trapp, the surviving S.T.A.R.S members from the Maine branch, return from Caliban Cove. ISBN 0-671-02442-6.
2000, Book 5 - Nemesis, a novelization of Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. ISBN 0-671-78496-X.
2001, Book 6 - Code Veronica a novelization of Resident Evil CODE:Veronica. ISBN 0-671-78498-6.
2004, Book 0 - Zero Hour, a novelization of Resident Evil 0. ISBN 0-671-78511-7.
A German translation of RE book 4: Underworld, titled "Resident Evil 04 Das Tor zur Unterwelt." ISBN 389748692X has also been published with a different cover than the US edition.
2001 The Avatar, Book One ISBN 0-7434-0050-X.
2001 The Avatar, Book Two ISBN 0-7434-0051-8.
2003 Rising Son ISBN 0-7434-4838-3.
Perry also wrote the novelization of the movie Timecop in 1994, and the novelization of the movie Virus in 1998.


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9 Suspenseful Thrillers Set in Washington DC
Edited by Gregg Parker on 22 March 2019
Washington D.C. is the capital of what is arguably the most powerful country on Earth. So when dangerous action is happening there, the stakes are higher than usual. These nine suspenseful thrillers have everything from high-profile CIA missions to assassination attempts and will keep you glued to the pages from start to finish. This video was made with Ezvid Wikimaker.
1. The Armageddon File Stephen Coonts
2. Killing Jane Stacy Green
3. Red Rabbit Toby Tate
4. In Sheep's Clothing L.D. Beyer
5. Caged Ellison Cooper
6. Death and Dark Money Seeley James
7. Nation of Enemies H.A. Raynes
8. The Chronicler and Mr. Smith Angie Martin
9. The Assassins Gallery David L. Robbins
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As one of the most powerful nations in the world, America has a lot of influence over global affairs. Because of this, the nation's capital makes for a great setting for novels centered on high-stakes terrorist plots and political corruption. With that said, here are nine suspenseful thrillers set in Washington D.C., listed in no particular order.
First up, at #1, we have "The Armageddon File." Written by Stephen Coonts, it's the eighth entry of his "Tommy Carmellini" series, which revolves around the eponymous CIA agent's action-packed adventures. In this novel, CIA director Jake Grafton tasks Carmellini with investigating election fraud in the United States. When a man who claims that he has evidence of voting machine tampering asks to speak with the FBI, he's killed by an unknown assassin. Now, the hero must figure out who's behind all of this and if foreign powers are involved.
Next, at #2, is "Killing Jane" by Stacy Green. Inexperienced homicide detective Erin Prince and her partner Todd Beckett are assigned to investigate the death of a young woman whose mutilated body is found beside an ominous note written in blood. They soon realize that the murderer is mimicking the infamous Jack the Ripper, and must race to apprehend the killer before more people die.
Inexperienced homicide detective Erin Prince and her partner Todd Beckett are assigned to investigate the death of a young woman whose mutilated body is found beside an ominous note written in blood.
At #3 is "Red Rabbit" by Toby Tate. When detective Shaun Patrick's best friend is murdered, he learns that the killer uses Taoist black magic to target people connected to Chinese criminal organizations in the city. The stakes get even higher when he realizes that the murderer is raising the dead in order to achieve his goals, forcing Shaun to find and capture the mad sorcerer before Washington, D.C. descends into chaos.
Next up, at #4, we have "In Sheep's Clothing" by L.D. Beyer. When the president of the United States commits suicide, Secret Service agent Matthew Richter feels that he's partly responsible for not being able to prevent the tragedy. When he's assigned to protect the newly-appointed head of the state, Matthew must uncover the truth behind the former president's death in order to save his new boss from the conspirators who are planning to take over the country.
Next, at #5, is "Caged" by Ellison Cooper. FBI neuroscientist Sayer Altair is tasked with investigating the death of a senator's daughter who died of starvation while locked inside a cage. When they discover that another girl has been kidnapped, Sayer and her team rush to find and rescue the child before she suffers the same fate as the first victim. It's a dark and gruesome tale full of shocking twists that are bound to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
It's a dark and gruesome tale full of shocking twists that are bound to keep readers on the edge of their seats.
At #6 is "Death and Dark Money." It's the fourth entry of Seeley James' "Sabel Security" series, which revolves around the titular private security company and its agents who specialize in taking down terrorists and corrupt government officials. When owner Pia Sabel receives a mysterious payment of twenty million dollars from a lobbying firm, she and her team are suddenly targeted by assassins. Now, they have to figure out exactly what's going on before foreign powers can influence the upcoming election.
Next up, at #7, we have "Nation of Enemies" by H.A. Raynes. In the near future, everyone in the U.S. has an implant that allows others to view their medical information. People with low med scores are treated as lower-class citizens with limited employment opportunities and are restricted from traveling around the world. The story follows several characters from vastly different backgrounds as they struggle to survive in this dystopian society.
At #8 is "The Chronicler and Mr. Smith" by Angie Martin. When successful romance author Madison Shaw is stalked by a man known only as Mr. Smith, she confronts him and begins questioning his true intentions. Upon learning the truth about her destiny, Madison is thrust into the world of the paranormal, where she has to learn how to excel in her new role as the Chronicler of an order of supernatural hunters.
When successful romance author Madison Shaw is stalked by a man known only as Mr. Smith, she confronts him and begins questioning his true intentions.
Finally, at #9, we have "The Assassins Gallery" by David L. Robbins. Set in 1945, the story follows historian Mikhal Lammeck as he attempts to foil an assassination attempt on President Franklin D. Roosevelt. While helping the Secret Service solve a double murder, Lammeck discovers that the victims were killed using an old knife that was once used by an ancient order of assassins. Clues hint that the murderer is headed to Washington, D.C. to kill the president, and now the historian must scramble to find and stop the killer before it's too late.


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Policing and protection in SA: Are we all equal under l...
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Policing and protection in SA: Are we all equal under lockdown?
Are we all equal under lockdown? (Photo supplied)
By Arabo K. Ewinyu and Hlabangani Mtshali
It is not only the proportion of police which matters, but the manner in which policing occurs. The media reports of lockdown policing suggest that poorer areas in the country have been subject to more heavy-handed policing.
A witness photographs a woman evading a team of police officers after she is caught walking her dog in the affluent seaside suburb of Three Anchor Bay, Cape Town. She is later arrested, fined R1,500 and given the option to either pay the fine or appear in court at a later date.
Two days earlier, a man is allegedly beaten by members of the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) in the mostly-impoverished Alexandra township, after the soldiers see him inside a neighbour's yard, drinking. Hours later he is pronounced dead, a case of murder is opened by his family and a "wrongful death" investigation is launched.
Both the Alexandra man and Cape Town woman were allegedly in contravention of regulations instituted following President Cyril Ramaphosa's announcement of a State of National Disaster, which was later extended to include a lockdown. This had the effect of prohibiting all nonessential movement such as dog walking, jogging and any social visits. But news reports suggest that reactions by police and the SANDF to these lockdown infringements have varied vastly, highlighting the unequal policing of the different races and classes of South African society.
Since the extraordinary measures taken to curtail the spread of Covid-19 began at the end of March 2020, there have been numerous news reports, often accompanied by visuals, showing the purported abuse of power and citizens by the SANDF as well as the police. By 3 April, a week after the lockdown started, eight people were said to have died because of police action versus the seven who had died of Covid-19.
Images and videos of police forcing people to do push-ups and squats after being found to have allegedly flouted the laws of the lockdown have also been circulating in the media. Overwhelmingly, these incidents were concentrated in the densely populated and impoverished areas of South Africa.
According to a 2020 article on the inequality of policing in South Africa, published by the South African Journal of International Affairs (SAJIA), these areas have consistently had a higher prevalence of crime coupled with fewer police stations, officers and response vehicles than their middle, upper-middle and elite class counterparts.
The unequal distribution of police resources in black and poor communities was the subject of a 2019 case brought against the minister of police and others by the Social Justice Coalition, Equal Education and the Nyanga Community Policing Forum. The landmark ruling by the Western Cape equality court found that the allocation of police resources in the province unfairly discriminated against people because of race and financial standing.
As of 2018, there were 58.78 million people and 192,277 police officers in the country, which is a 1:305 ratio. It could be argued that more densely populated areas thus require a larger police presence, however, SAPS data collated by the Social Justice Coalition indicates that there is gross inequality in South Africa's policing in terms of resource distribution.
Below is a comparison of the police-population ratio in the more affluent suburbs of Gauteng and Western Cape compared with the closest nearby township or inner-city neighbourhood in both provinces, as well as the comparison of the population of affluent and impoverished areas of these provinces, and the number of police officers serving each area, per 100,000 people.
Policing Ratios in Western Cape and Gauteng.
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From this graph, it is clear that before the lockdown was initiated and later extended, wealthier suburbs such as Sandton in Johannesburg and Camps Bay in Cape Town had more police resources allocated to them and were, therefore, better protected. But of course, the issue is more complicated.
It is not only the proportion of police which matters, but the manner in which policing occurs. The media reports of lockdown policing suggest that despite having far lower ratios of police, poorer areas in the country have been subject to more heavy-handed policing. It is clear that inequalities in South Africa are being exacerbated by the Covid-19 pandemic and the effects of the lockdown.
But perhaps there is a silver lining in the midst of the chaos for South Africa. The increased media coverage of the inequality in policing and abuses of power have led to the first steps of disciplinary and corrective action by the military ombud who was investigating 33 cases of human rights abuse by members of the SANDF.
While the lockdown brought on by Covid-19 has unfortunately exacerbated the plight of South Africa's poorest citizens, it has also highlighted the myriad problems that come with inequality and ultimately sparked action from the state and civil society to address these issues. DM/MC
Arabo K. Ewinyu is a Research and Engagement Manager at the University of the Witwatersrand and Hlabangani Mtshali is a Writer and Community Manager at Soul Providers Collective
This is the first in a series of posts that attempts to highlight the relationship between the Covid-19 pandemic and inequality.
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Voter ID laws stand in Texas as Supreme Court declines to intervene
By Julie Koehne / October 20, 2014 August 2, 2019
SCOTUS Blog reports that the U.S. Supreme Court declined to intervene Saturday morning in a Texas case challenging restrictive voter identification laws, which are in place in the state for the first time in a federal election. This effectively upholds a ruling by the 5th Circuit permitting the laws to remain in place for the upcoming November election, despite findings by the district court that the measures violate civil rights.
A federal district judge in Corpus Christi granted a permanent injunction of the voter ID laws, holding that they violated the Voting Rights Act because they had a racially discriminatory purpose and would yield discriminatory results. The judge also found the laws to be an unconstitutional poll tax because of the costs associated with obtaining the specific forms of ID required by the laws. The 5th Circuit granted a stay of the district court's injunction, citing concerns that the election was imminent, and effectively allowing the restrictive measures to remain in place. Because the Supreme Court chose not to intervene, this ruling will stand until further order of the 5th Circuit, which still has to hear a full appeal of the case. The laws, passed in 2011, have been in effect since 2013, but never during a federal election.
Neither the 5th Circuit or the Supreme Court has ruled on the constitutionality of the laws at this point, and SCOTUS Blog reports that it is likely that the case will return to the Supreme Court after the 5th Circuit hears the full appeal. The Supreme Court's decision in this case was entered without explanation, although there is a lengthy dissent penned by Justice Ginsburg and joined by Justices Sotomayor and Kagan, in which Justice Ginsburg states, "the greatest threat to public confidence in elections in this case is the prospect of enforcing a purposefully discriminatory law, one that likely imposes an unconstitutional poll tax and risks denying the right to vote to hundreds of thousands of eligible voters."
This case is one in a number of cases regarding voting and electoral issues that have been brought to the Supreme Court in recent weeks. In September the Court granted a stay in Ohio, eliminating some additional early voting time ordered by a federal district court. In early October the Court blocked restrictive voter identification measures in Wisconsin, but upheld some restrictive measures in North Carolina.
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NORCROSS, GA: UF's student chapter of IIE, the Institute of Industrial Engineers, received the Gold Student Chapter Recognition Award for the 2011-2012 academic year. This is the eleventh consecutive year in which the chapter has received this honor. Student chapters across the country are evaluated on their meetings, events, community outreach, membership development, and regional/institute participation. The Gold Award is the highest honor that a chapter can achieve. UF IIE continuously strives to achieve this standard every year and is proud to be recognized once again as an outstanding chapter. The presidents for the 2011-2012 year were Max Costa and Liz Krall, while the new president for Fall 2012 is Pedro Macellaro. The officers from Spring of 2012 are shown in the featured photo.


State Sen. Aaron Bean is proposing a constitutional amendment to make the secretary of state elected, like it used to be 20 years ago.
"I think now's the time more than ever," Bean said. "I think it's just fundamental to have an independent person who's elected in that position."


Have you ever wondered, "Just what do those teachers do during those early outs for in-services on Wednesdays??" Well, one of the main focuses has been on the Iowa Core Curriculum. The CR-B Iowa Core Curriculum Leadership Team would like to introduce you to the what this is and it's impact on our school.
The Iowa Core Curriculum presents the most important concepts and skills that students should learn in grade spans, such as K-2. This was done to honor the individual needs of students. The Iowa Core Curriculum sets high expectations for all students and respects that students will progress differently through the grade spans. The person closest to a student in school — the classroom teacher — is in the best position to determine the pace and rigor of learning for the student. Grade spans allow classroom teachers to reinforce and build upon previously mastered concepts and skills, and provide the most appropriate learning experiences for students to successfully progress through grade levels. Local school administrators and classroom teachers can provide more information about the specific content and skills taught at each level in their school.
Research shows that high expectations are a critical ingredient in improving student performance and ensuring student success beyond high school. The Iowa Core Curriculum provides a guide to delivering challenging and meaningful content to students that prepares them for success in life.The Iowa Core Curriculum identifies essential concepts and skills for kindergarten through 12th grade in literacy, mathematics, science, social studies, and 21st century skills. It also includes direction for teachers regarding effective instruction and assessment. It takes learning to a deeper level by moving students beyond superficial knowledge to deep conceptual and procedural knowledge. It also enhances student engagement by emphasizing interesting, robust, and relevant learning experiences. The 2008 legislative session, through Senate File 2216, requires all school districts and accredited nonpublic schools to implement the Iowa Core Curriculum (July 1, 2012 for grades 9 through 12 and 2014-15 for kindergarten through 8th grade).