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HOUSTON (AP) — Bonke Maring's 30 points led Houston Christian over Southwestern Adventist 94-62 on Sunday night.
Maring had 15 rebounds, six assists, and four steals for the Huskies (2-7). Pierce Bazil scored 16 points and Maks Klanjscek added 15.
The victory broke a five-game skid for the Huskies.
Ephraim Viadex finished with 16 points for the Knights (0-3). Southwestern Adventist also got 12 points and two steals from Billy Gould.
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HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — Noah Thomasson scored 24 points as Niagara beat Quinnipiac 64-60 on Sunday.
Thomasson added five assists for the Purple Eagles (4-4). Aaron Gray scored 14 points and added nine rebounds. Lance Erving finished with eight points.
Tyrese Williams finished with 18 points for the Bobcats (7-2). Ike Nweke added 15 points and nine rebounds for Quinnipiac. Dezi Jones put up 12 points and two steals.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jaylen Clark and freshman Amari Bailey scored 14 points each and No. 21 UCLA rallied in the final four minutes to hold off Oregon 65-56 on Sunday for its fourth straight win.
The Bruins (7-2, 2-0 Pac-12) hadn’t had a big scoring run all game until they pulled away late.
Clinging to a one-point lead, they scored eight in a row to make it 63-54. Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored four points and Bailey had four points as well, capping the run with a two-handed dunk.
Bailey came up with a flying block of Brennan Rigsby with barely a minute left and Quincy Guerrier missed a 3-pointer for the Ducks (4-5, 1-1), who had won four straight over the Bruins.
After Jaquez made a pair of free throws, Guerrier missed another 3-pointer from the right sideline with Jaquez in his face in the closing seconds of the Bruins' fourth straight victory.
Guerrier led the Ducks with 15 points and Will Richardson added 13 points.
Jaquez, who averages 18 points, finished with 12 points after early foul trouble.
David Singleton hit a 3-pointer to put the Bruins ahead 49-47 before Rivaldo Soares scored to tie it. From there, the teams went back and forth. The Ducks got within one on a pair of free throws by Lok Wur.
Trailing by six, the Ducks ran off nine straight points to regain the lead, 47-44. Guerrier hit a 3-pointer and another basket and Richardson chipped in a basket as part of the spurt.
After being limited to six minutes, Jaquez returned to start the second half and showed why the Bruins missed him while in foul trouble. He keyed a 12-4 run that gave UCLA its first lead, 33-31, since early in the game. Jaquez scored, then stole the ball in a play capped by Bailey's one-handed dunk.
The Ducks led 27-21 at the break after holding the Bruins to a season-low in first-half points.
BIG PICTURE
Oregon: The Ducks lost to ranked Houston, UConn and Michigan State and now face lesser non-conference opponents in their next four games before playing rival Oregon State.
UCLA: After their first two Pac-12 games, the Bruins return to non-conference play for four straight games, including tough road contests at Maryland and against Kentucky in Madison Square Garden. Having lost to ranked Illinois and Baylor, they'll be eager to show how much they've improved since mid-November.
UP NEXT
Oregon: Hosts Nevada on Saturday.
UCLA: Hosts Denver on Saturday.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Azuolas Tubelis and Oumar Ballo combined for 42 points and 19 rebounds, and No. 4 Arizona bounced back from its first loss by holding off winless California 81-68 on Sunday.
Tubelis had 25 points and 12 rebounds, while Ballo — the Division I leader in field goal percentage — made 7 of 10 shots en route to 17 points, with seven rebounds and four blocks.
The Wildcats (7-1, 1-1 Pac-12) were coming off an 81-66 loss Thursday at Utah, just their fifth in 44 games under second-year coach Tommy Lloyd. They shot below 50% for the second consecutive game Sunday, going 4 of 20 from 3-point range after a 4-of-28 performance at Utah.
Cal (0-9, 0-2) continued its worst start in program history, extending the nation’s longest active losing streak to 12 games. The Golden Bears were led by guard Devin Askew, who had 25 points, while forward Lars Thiemann added 18 on 9-of-14 shooting.
The Bears scored their most points since a 78-64 win at Oregon in February.
Arizona led 42-33 at halftime, shooting 57.7% from the field, but missed 12 of its first 16 shots after the break. A jumper by Askew cut the deficit to 59-52 with 10:51 to go, and Cal made 11 of its first 16 shots in the second half, but it couldn’t get any closer.
Tubelis had more field goals in the first 9 minutes than Cal, scoring 15 points to put Arizona up 24-10. The Wildcats extended the lead to 32-17 before Askew hit back-to-back 3-pointers, getting fouled on the second to score seven points in a 28-second span and cut the deficit to eight.
The Golden Bears got within 34-28 with 3:52 left in the first half on Thiemann's layup but missed four of their next five shots.
BIG PICTURE
California: Injuries have kept the Golden Bears from having their full compliment of players. Including Sunday, Cal has had scholarship players miss a combined 27 games, with part-time 2021-22 starter Jalen Celestine and Hartford transfer Dejuan Clayton yet to play.
Arizona: The Wildcats have won 23 consecutive games at McKale Center, the fifth-longest active streak in Division I. Arizona hasn’t lost at home since falling 63-61 to Oregon in February 2021.
UP NEXT
California: Heads home to host Eastern Washington on Wednesday, the start of a stretch of six out of seven at home.
Arizona: Takes on No. 10 Indiana on Saturday in the Las Vegas Clash in Las Vegas.
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SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) — Quincy Olivari recorded 30 points as Rice beat Texas State 83-71 on Sunday night.
Olivari also had five rebounds for the Owls (6-2). Cameron Sheffield scored 13 points and grabbed six rebounds. Mekhi Mason added 13 points.
Mason Harrell led the Bobcats (5-4) in scoring, finishing with 23 points. Drue Drinnon added 11 points for Texas State.
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) — Finn Sullivan scored 17 points as Vermont beat Merrimack 66-43 on Sunday.
Sullivan had six rebounds for the Catamounts (4-7). TJ Hurley scored 15 points, shooting 4 for 7 (4 for 6 from 3-point range) and 3 of 3 from the free throw line. Aaron Deloney shot 4 for 10, including 3 for 6 from beyond the arc to finish with 12 points.
Jordan Minor led the Warriors (1-9) in scoring, finishing with 25 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks. Merrimack also got seven points and two steals from Jordan Derkack. In addition, Jordan McKoy finished with five points. The Warriors extended their losing streak to eight straight.
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DALLAS (AP) — Frederick Gaudreau scored Minnesota’s third goal in the third shootout round as the Minnesota Wild won 6-5 on Sunday afternoon after owning a four-goal third-period lead.
Mats Zuccarello and Kirill Kaprizov also scored in the shootout for the Wild, who swept a back-to-back in shootouts to extend their winning streak to four games.
Roope Hintz notched his second career hat trick for the Stars, who earned points for the 10th game in their last 11. Jason Robertson and Joe Pavelski scored in the shootout for Dallas, but Hintz’s backhander rolled just short of the goal line across the crease.
Hintz’s final goal, with the extra skater on, tied the score 5-5 with 2:11 remaining in regulation.
Minnesota used a three-goal burst within 2:50 of the second period to lead 4-1 and increased that to 5-1 29 seconds into the third period after Dallas goaltender Jake Oettinger was replaced by Scott Wedgewood.
Connor Dewar’s short-handed goal began the second-period flurry, followed by Jake Middleton and Jordan Greenway. Kaprizov and Joel Ericksson Ek also scored for the Wild.
Marc-Andre Fleury made 30 saves for the Wild.
Hintz also had an assist. Robertson had his NHL-best 23rd goal and an assist. Mason Marchment also had a goal and an assist for the Stars.
Oettinger allowed four goals on 16 shots. Wedgewood made 14 saves in 20 minutes.
Dewar’s goal at 10:42 of the second period was the Wild’s league leading fifth short-handed goal and the first allowed by Dallas this season.
During a first period marked by three minor penalties called on each team, Kaprizov converted on the Wild’s third opportunity by flicking a wrister short side from the left circle over Oettinger’s right shoulder for a 1-0 Minnesota lead at 15:04.
Eriksson Ek scored 29 seconds into Wedgewood’s time on the ice on a deflection.
Dallas responded with Hintz’s second at 7:11 of the third, Robertson converting his own rebound at 7:50 and Marchment scoring from short range at 9:55.
Dallas tied the score 1-1 at 6:58 of the second period when Hintz tapped home the rebound after Fleury stopped Robertson’s backhander with his right skate.
Ryan Reaves and Jared Spurgeon had two assists each for the Wild.
Joe Pavelski had three assists for Dallas.
UP NEXT
Wild: play Wednesday at Calgary.
Stars: Hosting Toronto on Tuesday with Robertson’s Dallas-record 18-game points streak matched against Mitch Marner’s 19-game streak that’s currently the NHL’s longest.
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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Rollie Worster scored 19 points, including the go-ahead free throws in overtime, Utah held Washington State to one point over a key stretch of the second half, and the Utes defeated the Cougars 67-65 in overtime on Sunday.
A dunk by TJ Bamba gave WSU a 58-52 lead with 2:56 remaining in regulation. The Cougars had trouble closing it out, getting only one free throw from Justin Powell for a 59-56 lead with 14 seconds remaining. With six seconds left, Utah's Marco Anthony scored in the paint, drew a foul and converted the free throw to send the game to overtime.
Washington State did not score again until Powell's 3-pointer with 2:07 remaining in overtime. His 3 drew the Cougars within 65-62 and they tied it at 65 when DJ Rodman made three free throws with 30 seconds left. Worster made two free throws for a 67-65 lead with 25 seconds left then WSU missed a couple of chances at the rim as time ran out.
Anthony had 13 points, Madsen 11, and Lazar Stefanovic 10 for the Utes.
Mouhamed Gueye had 20 points and 11 rebounds for Washington State. Bamba scored 14 and Powell, who made just 2 of 12 3-pointers, had 11.
The Cougars opened the second half with a 15-6 run and took a 40-39 lead on a 3-pointer by Bamba with 11:57 remaining in regulation. It was the Cougars' only 3 make in their first 11 attempts of the second half, unusual because Washington State is seventh in the country and first in the Pac-12 shooting 42.1% from beyond the arc. Washington State was 4 for 30 from distance.
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WFO RENO Warnings, Watches and Advisories for Sunday, December 4, 2022
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WINTER STORM WARNING
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
National Weather Service Reno NV
401 PM PST Sun Dec 4 2022
...WINTER STORM WARNING HAS EXPIRED...
The heavy snow has ended over Mono County. Isolated to scattered
snow showers will remain possible late tonight through Monday, but
only spotty light accumulations of up to 3 inches are expected.
...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST MONDAY...
* CHANGES...No major changes. Updated timing of heavier snow
bands in the Additional Details section.
* WHAT...Heavy snow. Additional snow accumulations of 2 to 7
inches, except 6 to 13 inches above 7000 feet. Wind gusts up to
45 mph with waves to 4 feet on Lake Tahoe through tonight.
Sierra ridge gusts up to 90 mph.
* WHERE...Greater Lake Tahoe Area.
* WHEN...Until 1 PM PST Monday.
* IMPACTS...Travel will be very difficult with significant delays
at times over main Sierra travel routes through early Monday
afternoon. Winds and waves could capsize small boats on Lake
Tahoe.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...A lull in snow activity is expected later
this evening through the overnight hours. Additional bands of
heavier snowfall will arrive early Monday morning which will
impact the morning commute.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
Avoid travel if possible, you could be stuck in your vehicle for
many hours. If you must travel, prepare for long delays and carry
an emergency kit with extra food, water and clothing. If you stay
home, have a backup plan in case of power outages.
The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST
MONDAY...
* WHAT...Snow. Additional snow accumulations of 1 to 4 inches,
except 4 to 10 inches west of highway 395.
* WHERE...Lassen-Eastern Plumas-Eastern Sierra Counties.
* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous
conditions will impact the Monday morning commute.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...After a lull in snow activity this evening,
Heavier snow bands late tonight through Monday morning evening
will be capable of producing localized heavier snowfall totals,
especially in the higher elevations west of US-395.
Even light snowfall causes major travel delays, especially during
periods of high traffic volume. Be sure to allow extra time to
reach your destination. Leave extra space between vehicles since
it takes longer to stop on slick roadways.
heavier snow bands late tonight through Monday morning will be
capable of producing localized heavier snowfall totals,
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WFO SACRAMENTO Warnings, Watches and Advisories for Sunday, December 4, 2022
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SPECIAL WEATHER STATEMENT
Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service Sacramento CA
353 PM PST Sun Dec 4 2022
...A strong thunderstorm will impact portions of south central Tehama
County through 445 PM PST...
At 352 PM PST, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm
capable of producing a landspout over Corning, moving northeast at 10
mph.
HAZARD...Landspouts and half inch hail.
SOURCE...Radar indicated.
IMPACT...Minor damage to outdoor objects is possible.
Locations impacted include...
Corning, Tehama, Richfield, Gerber-Las Flores, Vina and Los Molinos.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
If outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building.
Conditions are favorable for the development of weak, brief funnel
clouds. Theis type of funnel cloud is harmless, but on rare occasions
they can briefly touch down, producing wind gusts over 50 mph. If a
funnel cloud is spotted move indoors and report your sighting to the
National Weather Service.
LAT...LON 3985 12223 3997 12233 4015 12213 3993 12192
TIME...MOT...LOC 2352Z 233DEG 10KT 3994 12222
LANDSPOUT...POSSIBLE
MAX HAIL SIZE...0.50 IN
MAX WIND GUST...<30 MPH
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — Chris Ledlum scored 18 points as Harvard beat Tufts 76-59 on Sunday.
Ledlum added eight rebounds and three steals for the Crimson (7-3). Luka Sakota scored 18 points while shooting 6 for 11, including 6 for 10 from beyond the arc, and added three steals. Chisom Okpara was 5 of 11 shooting, including 3 for 5 from distance, and went 3 for 4 from the line to finish with 16 points, while adding six rebounds.
The Jumbos (0-1) were led by Dylan Thoerner, who posted 16 points. Quinn Cain added eight points for Tufts. In addition, Joshua Bernstein had six points.
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HOUSTON (AP) — Bonke Maring's 30 points led Houston Christian over Southwestern Adventist 94-62 on Sunday night.
Maring had 15 rebounds, six assists, and four steals for the Huskies (2-7). Pierce Bazil scored 16 points and Maks Klanjscek added 15.
The victory broke a five-game skid for the Huskies.
Ephraim Viadex finished with 16 points for the Knights (0-3). Southwestern Adventist also got 12 points and two steals from Billy Gould.
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Grist Mill general manager Chris Mathieson was a vendor at the Keremeos Light Up Craft Fair at Victory Hall Saturday evening when he heard there was an active fire at the heritage site he manages.
“I high-tailed it out of the craft fair when I heard the words “fire” and “Grist Mill,” said Mathieson on Facebook.
The Grist Mill chicken coop was ablaze and all the chickens perished.
According to Keremeos fire chief Jordy Bosscha, a 10 foot by 12 foot coop was fully involved when they arrived Saturday evening. They had 10 firefighters who were able to put out the flames before the fire spread.
Eight runner ducks that shared the destroyed coop but weren’t in there at the time of the fire now need a temporary home, said Mathieson.
He is looking for “anyone with space to accept eight runner ducks until we can rebuild when the weather warms a little.”
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Securing an extra point helped the North Okanagan Knights create a second-place logjam in the Kootenay International Hockey League’s Bill Ohlhausen Division.
Shootout goals from Tag Bryson and Kevin-Thomas Walters lifted the Knights to a 3-2 victory over the visiting Summerland Steam Saturday, Dec. 3, at the Nor-Val Sports Centre in Armstrong.
The victory, combined with the Osoyoos Coyotes’ 4-2 home-ice loss to the Revelstoke Grizzlies, leaves the Knights, Steams and Osoyoos tied for second place in the division with 25 points each.
All three teams trail the Princeton Posse by 10 points in the division. The Posse fell 4-3 in overtime to the Beaver Valley Nitehawks in Fruitvale Saturday.
Jacob Raush opened the scoring for Summerland with a shorthanded goal at 15:03 of the opening period. The lead stayed until late in the second when Walters scored his 11th of the year, unassisted, at 18:46 for the Knights.
Walters gave the home team a 2-1 advantage at 7:27 of the third, but the lead lasted only 12 seconds before Sam Dixon scored unassisted for the Steam.
Tristan Weill opened the shootout with a goal for Summerland, but teammates Connor Nicolay and Ryan Donovan were stopped by North Okanagan goalie Josh Hager.
Ben Lewis made 49 saves in regulation and overtime for Summerland. Hager finished with 32 stops for the Knights.
The Knights are 12-10-1-0 on the year and have a game in hand on the Steam (10-9-2-3). Osoyoos (11-7-3-0) have two games in hand on North Okanagan and three on Summerland.
North Okanagan began the weekend with a come-from-behind 5-4 overtime win against the visiting Grizzlies Friday, Dec. 2. Revelstoke, the defending KIJHL champs, own the league’s best record at 16-1-3-3.
The Coyotes visit Summerland Tuesday, Dec. 6, while North Okanagan travels to Princeton Wednesday, Dec. 7.
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HAMDEN, Conn. (AP) — Noah Thomasson scored 24 points as Niagara beat Quinnipiac 64-60 on Sunday.
Thomasson added five assists for the Purple Eagles (4-4). Aaron Gray scored 14 points and added nine rebounds. Lance Erving finished with eight points.
Tyrese Williams finished with 18 points for the Bobcats (7-2). Ike Nweke added 15 points and nine rebounds for Quinnipiac. Dezi Jones put up 12 points and two steals.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Jaylen Clark and freshman Amari Bailey scored 14 points each and No. 21 UCLA rallied in the final four minutes to hold off Oregon 65-56 on Sunday for its fourth straight win.
The Bruins (7-2, 2-0 Pac-12) hadn’t had a big scoring run all game until they pulled away late.
Clinging to a one-point lead, they scored eight in a row to make it 63-54. Jaime Jaquez Jr. scored four points and Bailey had four points as well, capping the run with a two-handed dunk.
Bailey came up with a flying block of Brennan Rigsby with barely a minute left and Quincy Guerrier missed a 3-pointer for the Ducks (4-5, 1-1), who had won four straight over the Bruins.
After Jaquez made a pair of free throws, Guerrier missed another 3-pointer from the right sideline with Jaquez in his face in the closing seconds of the Bruins' fourth straight victory.
Guerrier led the Ducks with 15 points and Will Richardson added 13 points.
Jaquez, who averages 18 points, finished with 12 points after early foul trouble.
David Singleton hit a 3-pointer to put the Bruins ahead 49-47 before Rivaldo Soares scored to tie it. From there, the teams went back and forth. The Ducks got within one on a pair of free throws by Lok Wur.
Trailing by six, the Ducks ran off nine straight points to regain the lead, 47-44. Guerrier hit a 3-pointer and another basket and Richardson chipped in a basket as part of the spurt.
After being limited to six minutes, Jaquez returned to start the second half and showed why the Bruins missed him while in foul trouble. He keyed a 12-4 run that gave UCLA its first lead, 33-31, since early in the game. Jaquez scored, then stole the ball in a play capped by Bailey's one-handed dunk.
The Ducks led 27-21 at the break after holding the Bruins to a season-low in first-half points.
BIG PICTURE
Oregon: The Ducks lost to ranked Houston, UConn and Michigan State and now face lesser non-conference opponents in their next four games before playing rival Oregon State.
UCLA: After their first two Pac-12 games, the Bruins return to non-conference play for four straight games, including tough road contests at Maryland and against Kentucky in Madison Square Garden. Having lost to ranked Illinois and Baylor, they'll be eager to show how much they've improved since mid-November.
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Oregon: Hosts Nevada on Saturday.
UCLA: Hosts Denver on Saturday.
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TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) — Azuolas Tubelis and Oumar Ballo combined for 42 points and 19 rebounds, and No. 4 Arizona bounced back from its first loss by holding off winless California 81-68 on Sunday.
Tubelis had 25 points and 12 rebounds, while Ballo — the Division I leader in field goal percentage — made 7 of 10 shots en route to 17 points, with seven rebounds and four blocks.
The Wildcats (7-1, 1-1 Pac-12) were coming off an 81-66 loss Thursday at Utah, just their fifth in 44 games under second-year coach Tommy Lloyd. They shot below 50% for the second consecutive game Sunday, going 4 of 20 from 3-point range after a 4-of-28 performance at Utah.
Cal (0-9, 0-2) continued its worst start in program history, extending the nation’s longest active losing streak to 12 games. The Golden Bears were led by guard Devin Askew, who had 25 points, while forward Lars Thiemann added 18 on 9-of-14 shooting.
The Bears scored their most points since a 78-64 win at Oregon in February.
Arizona led 42-33 at halftime, shooting 57.7% from the field, but missed 12 of its first 16 shots after the break. A jumper by Askew cut the deficit to 59-52 with 10:51 to go, and Cal made 11 of its first 16 shots in the second half, but it couldn’t get any closer.
Tubelis had more field goals in the first 9 minutes than Cal, scoring 15 points to put Arizona up 24-10. The Wildcats extended the lead to 32-17 before Askew hit back-to-back 3-pointers, getting fouled on the second to score seven points in a 28-second span and cut the deficit to eight.
The Golden Bears got within 34-28 with 3:52 left in the first half on Thiemann's layup but missed four of their next five shots.
BIG PICTURE
California: Injuries have kept the Golden Bears from having their full compliment of players. Including Sunday, Cal has had scholarship players miss a combined 27 games, with part-time 2021-22 starter Jalen Celestine and Hartford transfer Dejuan Clayton yet to play.
Arizona: The Wildcats have won 23 consecutive games at McKale Center, the fifth-longest active streak in Division I. Arizona hasn’t lost at home since falling 63-61 to Oregon in February 2021.
UP NEXT
California: Heads home to host Eastern Washington on Wednesday, the start of a stretch of six out of seven at home.
Arizona: Takes on No. 10 Indiana on Saturday in the Las Vegas Clash in Las Vegas.
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SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) — Quincy Olivari recorded 30 points as Rice beat Texas State 83-71 on Sunday night.
Olivari also had five rebounds for the Owls (6-2). Cameron Sheffield scored 13 points and grabbed six rebounds. Mekhi Mason added 13 points.
Mason Harrell led the Bobcats (5-4) in scoring, finishing with 23 points. Drue Drinnon added 11 points for Texas State.
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Sheetal Deo was shocked when she got a letter from her Queens apartment building's co-op board calling her Diwali decoration "offensive" and demanding she take it down.
"My decoration said 'Happy Diwali' and had a swastika on it," said Deo, a physician, who was celebrating the Hindu festival of lights.
The equilateral cross with its legs bent at right angles is a millennia-old sacred symbol in Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism that represents peace and good fortune. Indigenous people worldwide used it similarly.
But in the West, this symbol is often equated to Adolf Hitler's hakenkreuz or the hooked cross – a symbol of hate that evokes the trauma of the Holocaust and the horrors of Nazi Germany. White supremacists, neo-Nazi groups and vandals have continued to use Hitler's symbol to stoke fear and hate.
Over the past decade, as the Asian diaspora grew in North America, calls to reclaim the swastika as a sacred symbol became louder. These minority faith communities are being joined by Native Americans whose ancestors used it in healing rituals.
Deo believes she and people of other faiths shouldn't have to sacrifice or apologize for a sacred symbol simply because it is often conflated with its tainted version.
"To me, that's intolerable," she said.
Yet to others, redeeming the swastika is unthinkable.
Holocaust survivors could be re-traumatized by the symbol that represents a "concept that stood for the annihilation of an entire people" and the horrors they experienced, said Shelley Rood Wernick, managing director of the Jewish Federations of North America's Center on Holocaust Survivor Care. Her grandparents met at a displaced persons' camp in Austria after World War II.
"I recognize the swastika as a symbol of hate," she said.
Steven Heller, author of Swastika: Symbol Beyond Redemption?, said it is "a charged symbol for so many whose loved ones were criminally and brutally murdered." Heller's great-grandfather perished during the Holocaust.
"A rose by any other name is a rose," he said. "For many, it creates a visceral impact."
The symbol itself dates back to prehistoric times. The word "swastika" has Sanskrit roots and means "the mark of well being." It has been used in Hindu prayers, carved into the Jains' emblem, marked Buddhist temple locations, and represented the four elements for Zoroastrians.
The symbol is ubiquitous in India today. It also has been found in the Roman catacombs as well as various places in Greece, Iran, Ethiopia, Spain and Ukraine.
The symbol was revived during the 19th century excavations in the ancient city of Troy by a German archaeologist, who connected it to Aryan culture. Historians believe this is what made it appealing to the Nazi Party, which adopted it in 1920.
In North America, in the early 20th century, swastikas made their way into architectural features, military insignia and team logos. Coca-Cola issued a swastika pendant. The Boy Scouts awarded badges with the symbol until 1940.
The Rev. T.K. Nakagaki said he was shocked when he heard the swastika referred to as a "universal symbol of evil" at an interfaith conference. The New York-based Buddhist priest thinks of swastikas as synonymous with temples.
In his 2018 book titled The Buddhist Swastika and Hitler's Cross: Rescuing a Symbol of Peace from the Forces of Hate, Nakagaki posits that Hitler referred to it as the hooked cross or hakenkreuz.
"You cannot call it a symbol of evil or (deny) other facts that have existed for hundreds of years, just because of Hitler," said Nakagaki, who believes more dialogue is needed.
The Coalition of Hindus of North America is among several faith groups leading the effort to differentiate the swastika from the hakenkreuz. They supported a new California law that criminalizes the public display of it, making an exception for the sacred swastika.
Pushpita Prasad, a spokesperson for the Hindu group, called it a victory, but said the legislation unfortunately labels both the sacred symbol and Hitler's as swastikas.
It's led to self-censorship. Vikas Jain, a Cleveland physician, said his family hid images containing the symbol when they had visitors because of the lack of understanding. Jain says he stands in solidarity with the Jewish community, but is sad that he cannot freely practice his Jain faith.
Before WWII, the name "Swastika" was popular in North America, including for housing subdivisions in Miami and Denver, an upstate New York hamlet and a street name in Ontario. Some have been renamed while others continue to carry it.
The Oregon Geographic Names Board will soon vote to rename Swastika Mountain in Umpqua National Forest.
The mountain's name, taken from a nearby ranch that used a swastika cattle brand, made news in January when hikers were rescued off the butte, said Kerry Tymchuk, the Oregon Historical Society's director. A Eugene resident questioned the name, spurring the vote, he said.
For the Navajo people, the symbol represents the universe and life, said Patricia Anne Davis, an elder of the Choctaw and Dineh nations. She said Hitler took a spiritual symbol "and made it twisted."
In the early 20th century, traders encouraged Native artists to use it on their crafts. After it became a Nazi symbol, several tribes banned it.
"I understand the wounds and trauma that Jewish people experience when they see that symbol," Davis said. "All I can do is affirm its true meaning. ...It's time to restore the authentic meaning."
Jeff Kelman, a New Hampshire-based Holocaust historian, believes the hakenkreuz and swastika were distinct. Kelman, who takes this message to Jewish communities, is optimistic about the symbol's redemption.
"When they learn an Indian girl could be named Swastika and she could be harassed in school, they understand how they should see these as two separate symbols," he said. "No one in the Jewish community wants to see Hitler's legacy continue to harm people."
Greta Elbogen, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor whose family members were killed at Auschwitz, said learning the swastika is sacred to so many is a blessing and feels liberating. Elbogen, born in 1938 when the Nazis forcibly annexed Austria, went into hiding in Hungary before immigrating to the U.S.
Elbogen said she no longer fears the symbol: "It's time to let go of the past and look to the future."
For many, the swastika evokes a visceral reaction unlike any other, said Mark Pitcavage, an Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism researcher who maintains the group's hate symbols database.
The ADL explains the sanctity of the swastika in many faiths and cultures, but Pitcavage said Hitler polluted the symbol: "While I believe it is possible to create some awareness, I don't think that its association with the Nazis can be completely eliminated." (SJ/VOA)
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RIVERDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Myles Ruth's 21 points helped Monmouth defeat Manhattan 76-69 on Sunday to end its eight-game losing streak.
Ruth was 6 of 9 shooting, including 3 for 3 from distance, and went 6 for 8 from the line for the Hawks (1-8). Tahron Allen scored 12 points while finishing 6 of 12 from the floor, and added five rebounds. Jack Collins was 4 of 10 shooting (3 for 5 from distance) to finish with 12 points, while adding three steals.
Anthony Nelson finished with 21 points and two steals for the Jaspers (3-4). Manhattan also got 16 points from Marques Watson.
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LAR_Akers 1 run (Gay kick), 9:30. Drive: 11 plays, 77 yards, 5:30. Key Plays: Powell kick return to L.A. Rams 23; Wolford 22 pass to Skowronek on 3rd-and-2; Powell 9 run on 3rd-and-2; Wolford 14 pass to Powell.
Sea_Lockett 36 pass from G.Smith (Myers kick), 6:05. Drive: 7 plays, 75 yards, 3:25. Key Plays: Walker 30 run; G.Smith 10 pass to Lockett.
LAR_FG Gay 40, 2:34. Drive: 8 plays, 53 yards, 3:31. Key Plays: Wolford 30 pass to Atwell; Wolford 13 pass to Powell.
Sea_Fant 4 pass from G.Smith (Myers kick), 9:48. Drive: 11 plays, 91 yards, 5:12. Key Plays: G.Smith 12 pass to Parkinson; G.Smith 17 pass to Fant; G.Smith 25 pass to Metcalf; G.Smith 12 pass to Lockett on 3rd-and-3.
LAR_FG Gay 54, :55. Drive: 7 plays, 28 yards, 2:09. Key Plays: Powell 16 run; K.Williams 2 run on 3rd-and-16.
Sea_FG Myers 41, 7:33. Drive: 8 plays, 60 yards, 3:49. Key Plays: G.Smith 40 pass to Metcalf; G.Smith 11 pass to Lockett.
LAR_FG Gay 32, 12:57. Drive: 9 plays, 42 yards, 3:49. Key Plays: Wagner 0 interception return to L.A. Rams 45; Wolford 23 pass to V.Jefferson.
Sea_FG Myers 26, 6:46. Drive: 12 plays, 67 yards, 6:11. Key Play: G.Smith 27 pass to Lockett.
LAR_Akers 6 run (Gay kick), 2:56. Drive: 10 plays, 75 yards, 3:50. Key Plays: Wolford 18 pass to Atwell; Wolford 14 run on 4th-and-2; Powell 20 run.
Sea_Metcalf 8 pass from G.Smith (Myers kick), :36. Drive: 11 plays, 75 yards, 2:20. Key Plays: G.Smith 14 pass to Fant; G.Smith 10 pass to Lockett on 3rd-and-10; G.Smith 17 pass to Goodwin.
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RUSHING_Seattle, Dallas 10-37, Walker 3-36, T.Jones 7-14, G.Smith 2-3. L.A. Rams, Akers 17-60, Powell 3-45, Wolford 5-29, Atwell 4-23, K.Williams 3-9, Perkins 1-5.
PASSING_Seattle, G.Smith 28-39-1-367. L.A. Rams, Wolford 14-26-2-178.
RECEIVING_Seattle, Lockett 9-128, Metcalf 8-127, Fant 4-42, Dissly 2-22, T.Jones 2-18, Goodwin 1-17, Parkinson 1-12, Treadwell 1-1. L.A. Rams, Powell 4-39, Atwell 2-48, Jefferson 2-39, Skowronek 2-30, Higbee 2-14, Trammell 1-8, Akers 1-0.
PUNT RETURNS_Seattle, None. L.A. Rams, Powell 2-8.
KICKOFF RETURNS_Seattle, None. L.A. Rams, Powell 1-17.
TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS_Seattle, Brooks 6-3-1, Woolen 6-1-0, Barton 4-3-0, Bryant 4-1-0, Nwosu 4-0-2, Neal 3-2-0, M.Jackson 3-1-0, Brown 3-0-0, Taylor 2-0-1, Irvin 2-0-0, Woods 2-0-0, Ford 1-1-0, Diggs 1-0-0, Harris 1-0-0, T.Jones 1-0-0, Lewis 1-0-0, Mone 0-1-0, Tabor 0-1-0. L.A. Rams, Kendrick 8-2-0, Jones 7-1-0, Scott 5-3-0, Wagner 5-2-2, Ramsey 3-3-0, Rapp 3-1-0, Hoecht 3-0-2, Copeland 2-0-0, Long 2-0-0, J.Williams 1-5-0, B.Brown 1-0-0, Durant 1-0-0, Skowronek 1-0-0, K.Williams 1-0-0, Yeast 1-0-0, Floyd 0-1-0, Gaines 0-1-0.
INTERCEPTIONS_Seattle, Barton 1-10, Woolen 1-0. L.A. Rams, Wagner 1-0.
MISSED FIELD GOALS_None.
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NORTH ANDOVER, Mass. (AP) — Finn Sullivan scored 17 points as Vermont beat Merrimack 66-43 on Sunday.
Sullivan had six rebounds for the Catamounts (4-7). TJ Hurley scored 15 points, shooting 4 for 7 (4 for 6 from 3-point range) and 3 of 3 from the free throw line. Aaron Deloney shot 4 for 10, including 3 for 6 from beyond the arc to finish with 12 points.
Jordan Minor led the Warriors (1-9) in scoring, finishing with 25 points, 10 rebounds and four blocks. Merrimack also got seven points and two steals from Jordan Derkack. In addition, Jordan McKoy finished with five points. The Warriors extended their losing streak to eight straight.
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DALLAS (AP) — Frederick Gaudreau scored Minnesota’s third goal in the third shootout round as the Minnesota Wild won 6-5 on Sunday afternoon after owning a four-goal third-period lead.
Mats Zuccarello and Kirill Kaprizov also scored in the shootout for the Wild, who swept a back-to-back in shootouts to extend their winning streak to four games.
“This one feels good,” said Gaudreau, who’s 2 for 4 in shootout attempts this season. “We kept our calm.”
Roope Hintz notched his second career hat trick for the Stars, who earned points for the 10th time in their last 11 games. Jason Robertson and Joe Pavelski scored in the shootout for Dallas, but Hintz’s backhander rolled just short of the goal line across the crease.
Hintz’s final goal, with the extra skater on, tied the score 5-5 with 2:11 remaining in regulation.
“They (the Stars) pushed, we gave up the big lead,” Wild coach Dean Evason said. “But did we quit? Did we shut it down? Did we stop playing? No. They just kept going about their business.”
Minnesota used a three-goal burst within 2:50 of the second period to lead 4-1 and increased that to 5-1 29 seconds into the third period after Dallas goaltender Jake Oettinger was replaced by Scott Wedgewood.
Connor Dewar’s short-handed goal began the second-period flurry, followed by Jake Middleton and Jordan Greenway. Kaprizov and Joel Ericksson Ek also scored for the Wild.
Marc-Andre Fleury made 30 saves for the Wild.
Hintz also had an assist. Robertson had his NHL-best 23rd goal and an assist. Mason Marchment also had a goal and an assist for the Stars.
Oettinger, a Minnesota native, allowed four goals on 16 shots. Wedgewood made 14 saves in 20 minutes.
Dewar’s goal at 10:42 of the second period was the Wild’s league leading fifth short-handed goal and the first allowed by Dallas this season.
During a first period marked by three minor penalties called on each team, Kaprizov converted on the Wild’s third opportunity by flicking a wrister short side from the left circle over Oettinger’s right shoulder for a 1-0 Minnesota lead at 15:04.
Eriksson Ek scored 29 seconds into Wedgewood’s time on the ice on a deflection.
The Stars responded with three goals within 2:43 – Hintz’s second at 7:11 of the third, Robertson converting his own rebound at 7:50 and Marchment scoring from short range at 9:55.
Dallas tied the score 1-1 at 6:58 of the second period when Hintz tapped home the rebound after Fleury stopped Robertson’s backhander with his right skate.
“We knew if we got one, we were going to get more,” said Hintz, whose previous hat trick came in November 2021. “It’s good we got one point.”
“You’ve seen this with this group all year; I don’t think we’re ever out of a game,” Dallas coach Pete DeBoer said.
Ryan Reaves and Jared Spurgeon had two assists each for the Wild.
Joe Pavelski had three assists for Dallas.
Kaprizov has a career-best 12-game points streak (eight goals, 11 assists) and a six-game goal streak. The goal streak matches his own franchise record shared with Nino Niederreiter and Brian Rolston.
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The Wild are 3-1 in shootouts and 7-3 after regulation., Dallas is 0-2 and 0-6. … Robertson ha 41 points, third in the NHL. … Greenway and Oettinger were teammates at Boston University for two seasons. … Kaprizov’s ninth power play goal leaves him one behind league leader Leon Draisaitl of Edmonton. … Robertson’s points streak is one short of the league’s longest active streak, owned by Toronto’s Mitch Marner. … Dallas went in with the NHL’s No. 2 power play at 30.0% but went 0 for 4 and minus-1. … Fleury went into play with a 1.98 career goals against average vs. Dallas.
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Wild: play Wednesday at Calgary.
Stars: Hosting Toronto on Tuesday with Robertson’s Dallas-record 18-game points streak matched against Mitch Marner’s 19-game streak that’s currently the NHL’s longest.
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PULLMAN, Wash. (AP) — Rollie Worster scored 19 points, including the go-ahead free throws in overtime, Utah held Washington State to one point over a key stretch of the second half, and the Utes defeated the Cougars 67-65 in overtime on Sunday.
A dunk by TJ Bamba gave WSU a 58-52 lead with 2:56 remaining in regulation. The Cougars had trouble closing it out, getting only one free throw from Justin Powell for a 59-56 lead with 14 seconds remaining. With six seconds left, Utah's Marco Anthony scored in the paint, drew a foul and converted the free throw to send the game to overtime.
Washington State did not score again until Powell's 3-pointer with 2:07 remaining in overtime. His 3 drew the Cougars within 65-62 and they tied it at 65 when DJ Rodman made three free throws with 30 seconds left. Worster made two free throws for a 67-65 lead with 25 seconds left then WSU missed a couple of chances at the rim as time ran out.
Anthony had 13 points, Madsen 11, and Lazar Stefanovic 10 for the Utes.
Mouhamed Gueye had 20 points and 11 rebounds for Washington State. Bamba scored 14 and Powell, who made just 2 of 12 3-pointers, had 11.
The Cougars opened the second half with a 15-6 run and took a 40-39 lead on a 3-pointer by Bamba with 11:57 remaining in regulation. It was the Cougars' only 3 make in their first 11 attempts of the second half, unusual because Washington State is seventh in the country and first in the Pac-12 shooting 42.1% from beyond the arc. Washington State was 4 for 30 from distance.
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WFO RENO Warnings, Watches and Advisories for Sunday, December 4, 2022
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WINTER STORM WARNING
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE
National Weather Service Reno NV
401 PM PST Sun Dec 4 2022
...WINTER STORM WARNING HAS EXPIRED...
The heavy snow has ended over Mono County. Isolated to scattered
snow showers will remain possible late tonight through Monday, but
only spotty light accumulations of up to 3 inches are expected.
...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST MONDAY...
* CHANGES...No major changes. Updated timing of heavier snow
bands in the Additional Details section.
* WHAT...Heavy snow. Additional snow accumulations of 2 to 7
inches, except 6 to 13 inches above 7000 feet. Wind gusts up to
45 mph with waves to 4 feet on Lake Tahoe through tonight.
Sierra ridge gusts up to 90 mph.
* WHERE...Greater Lake Tahoe Area.
* WHEN...Until 1 PM PST Monday.
* IMPACTS...Travel will be very difficult with significant delays
at times over main Sierra travel routes through early Monday
afternoon. Winds and waves could capsize small boats on Lake
Tahoe.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...A lull in snow activity is expected later
this evening through the overnight hours. Additional bands of
heavier snowfall will arrive early Monday morning which will
impact the morning commute.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
Avoid travel if possible, you could be stuck in your vehicle for
many hours. If you must travel, prepare for long delays and carry
an emergency kit with extra food, water and clothing. If you stay
home, have a backup plan in case of power outages.
The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1.
...WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 1 PM PST
MONDAY...
* WHAT...Snow. Additional snow accumulations of 1 to 4 inches,
except 4 to 10 inches west of highway 395.
* WHERE...Lassen-Eastern Plumas-Eastern Sierra Counties.
* IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult. The hazardous
conditions will impact the Monday morning commute.
* ADDITIONAL DETAILS...After a lull in snow activity this evening,
Heavier snow bands late tonight through Monday morning evening
will be capable of producing localized heavier snowfall totals,
especially in the higher elevations west of US-395.
Even light snowfall causes major travel delays, especially during
periods of high traffic volume. Be sure to allow extra time to
reach your destination. Leave extra space between vehicles since
it takes longer to stop on slick roadways.
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WFO SACRAMENTO Warnings, Watches and Advisories for Sunday, December 4, 2022
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Special Weather Statement
National Weather Service Sacramento CA
353 PM PST Sun Dec 4 2022
...A strong thunderstorm will impact portions of south central Tehama
County through 445 PM PST...
At 352 PM PST, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstorm
capable of producing a landspout over Corning, moving northeast at 10
mph.
HAZARD...Landspouts and half inch hail.
SOURCE...Radar indicated.
IMPACT...Minor damage to outdoor objects is possible.
Locations impacted include...
Corning, Tehama, Richfield, Gerber-Las Flores, Vina and Los Molinos.
PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS...
If outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building.
Conditions are favorable for the development of weak, brief funnel
clouds. Theis type of funnel cloud is harmless, but on rare occasions
they can briefly touch down, producing wind gusts over 50 mph. If a
funnel cloud is spotted move indoors and report your sighting to the
National Weather Service.
LAT...LON 3985 12223 3997 12233 4015 12213 3993 12192
TIME...MOT...LOC 2352Z 233DEG 10KT 3994 12222
LANDSPOUT...POSSIBLE
MAX HAIL SIZE...0.50 IN
MAX WIND GUST...<30 MPH
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DOHA, Qatar (AP) — The World Cup in Qatar has become a political lightning rod, so it comes as no surprise that soccer fans' sartorial style has sparked controversy.
Forget your classic soccer jerseys - the streets of Doha have been transformed into a chaotic runway show in terms of fashion.
Visitors from around the world are wearing revamped versions of traditional Gulf Arab headdresses and thobes. Western women have tried out hijabs. England fans have donned crusader costumes. The politically minded have made statements with rainbow accessories in Qatar, which criminalizes homosexuality.
Fan fashion has drawn everything from amusement to outrage from locals in the tiny Muslim emirate that has seen nothing remotely like the spectacle of the World Cup before.
The most popular style among foreign fans at this World Cup is the ghutra, the traditional head scarf worn by men across the Arabian Peninsula.
If photographed at a Halloween party back home in Cape Town, South Africa, 60-year-old Gavin Coetzee admits his wardrobe choice might seem ill-conceived — even cringe-worthy. He asked a tailor to stitch together four African flags into a ghutra and stereotypical Arabian thobe, the long flowing tunic that Qatari men wear in crisp white.
“I wouldn’t wear this in a Western country," he said, referring to heightened cultural sensitivity there. But to his surprise, his costume has drawn elation and praise from locals in Qatar.
"It's been amazing. Everyone wants to take our photo, ask us where we're from, they're interested in why we put this outfit together," he said, alongside two friends wearing the same get-up.
The narrow alleys of Doha's central Souq Waqif teem with vendors hawking ghutras in various national colors, from Brazil's bright blue, green and yellow to Mexico's tricolor red, white and green. The sellers iron and fold them to create a widow’s peak effect, carefully fitting the cloth to fans' heads in the so-called cobra style of worn by Qataris.
“I wanted to immerse in the culture. It's fun to get to try new things,” said 41-year-old Ricardo Palacios from Venezuela, wearing a red-and-white checkered headdress. “Locals are in shock ... that someone wearing a Spanish shirt is wearing this."
Qataris' only complaint so far, Palacios added, is that “I don't know how to do it right." He said locals stop him in the street, restyling his headgear so it looks the way it should. Similar videos have been widely shared on social media.
Qatari citizen Naji al-Naimi, a board member of Majlis al-Dama, a lively hub of coffee and backgammon in Doha's outdoor marketplace, said the scores of international fans wearing his national dress don't bother him in the least. Instead, he finds the trend endearing. He compared it to citizens of the Arabian Peninsula wearing jeans or suits when traveling in Europe.
“We're always trying to adjust and appeal to the customs and traditions of the host country,” he said.
Among non-Muslim visitors, even the hijab, the traditional Muslim headscarf showing piety to Allah, has emerged as trendy World Cup wear. Online videos show foreign women on the streets of Doha donning colorful headscarves, exclaiming how secure and cute they feel.
Qatari-funded broadcaster Al Jazeera published a video last week showing a woman off-camera wrap hijabs around female fans she encountered in the street.
“Amazing!” shrieked one Brazil fan.
Qatar's local population hasn't taken kindly to other outfits, particularly England fans' caped crusader costumes. The outfits, featuring a suit of chainmail armor, plastic helmet and shield emblazoned with an upright cross, are a nod to the Christian conquests of the Holy Land from the 11th to 13th centuries that pitted European invaders against Muslims.
Footage circulating on Twitter showed Qatari security turning away fans dressed as crusaders before the England-Iran match in the tournament's group stage. Others reported they were asked to surrender their costumes before England played the United States a few days later.
“What is so painful is to see some visitors in our country praising the glories of Crusader Europe, which disgraced the honor of all Muslims,” said Ashraf al-Khadeer, a 33-year-old Qatari citizen in Doha.
But the biggest flashpoint at the tournament so far has been rainbow clothing and other multicolored accessories as Qatar's criminalization of homosexuality triggered a storm of criticism. After FIFA threatened European teams wearing “One Love” armbands with in-game discipline, some fans have taken it upon themselves to show solidarity with the LGBTQ community.
Days after fans complained they were blocked from stadiums because of rainbow attire, FIFA offered assurances that Qatari security would allow the items into matches. The rule has been unevenly enforced.
To avoid the hassle, a French advertising agency has promoted World Cup armbands printed with black-and-white Pantone cards that identify rainbow colors with numbers. Others have gone to extremes, such as the protester who stormed the field with a rainbow flag during the match between Portugal and Uruguay before being tackled by a steward.
More broadly, the question of what to wear at the World Cup in Qatar, a conservative Muslim emirate, has sparked anxiety for female fans long before the tournament kicked off.
Fan groups circulated advice for newcomers, discouraging women from wearing shorts and short-sleeved shirts. The government-run tourism website asks visitors to “show respect for local culture by avoiding excessively revealing clothing,” and recommends men and women cover their shoulders and knees.
So when Ivana Knöll, an Instagram model and former Croatian beauty queen, showed up to stadiums this week wearing a minidress that exposed much of her chest, some feared an international incident. But Knöll said she felt comfortable and that locals assured her she could wear whatever she wanted.
On Friday, Knöll posted a photo on Instagram of Qatari men snapping photos as she strutted down stadium bleachers in tight leggings and a bra.
“Thank you so much for your support!” she wrote to celebrate her 1 million followers, drawing comments in Qatar reflecting a mix of admiration, outrage and puzzlement.
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Revelations that some Canadian veterans have been offered medically assisted deaths while seeking help from the federal government are adding to worries about Ottawa’s plans to expand such procedures to include mental-health injuries and illnesses.
Veterans’ organizations are instead calling on Ottawa to increase access to mental-health services for former service members, which includes addressing the long wait times that many are forced to endure when applying for assistance.
“Mental-health injuries can be terminal only if they’re untreated, unsupported and under-resourced,” said Wounded Warriors executive director Scott Maxwell, whose organization runs mental-health support programs for veterans and first responders.
“That should be where we're focused: resourcing, funding and investing in timely access to culturally competent, occupationally aware mental-health care.”
While medical assistance in dying was approved in 2016 for Canadians suffering from physical injuries and illness, the criteria for MAID is set to expand in March to include those living with mental-health conditions.
While that plan has already elicited warnings from psychiatrists across the country, who say Canada is not ready for such a move, Maxwell and others are also sounding the alarm about the potential impact on ill and injured ex-soldiers.
Those concerns have crystallized in recent weeks after reports that several former service members who reached out to Veterans Affairs Canada for assistance over the past three years were counselled on assisted dying.
Those include retired corporal and Canadian Paralympian Christine Gauthier, who told the House of Commons’ veterans affairs committee last week that she was offered an assisted death during her five-year fight for a wheelchair ramp in her home.
The federal government has blamed a single Veterans Affairs employee, saying the case manager was acting alone and that her case has been referred to the RCMP. It also says training and guidance has been provided to the rest of the department’s employees.
The issue has nonetheless sparked fears about what will happen if the criteria for MAID is expanded in March, particularly as many veterans with mental and physical injuries continue to have to wait months — and even years — for federal support.
Those wait times have persisted for years despite frustration, anger and warnings from the veterans’ community as well as the veterans’ ombudsman, Canada’s auditor general and others about the negative impact those wait times are having on former service members.
“My fear is that we are offering a vehicle for people to end their lives when there are treatment options available, but those treatment options are more difficult to access than medically assisted death,” Oliver Thorne of the Veterans Transition Network recently testified before the Commons' veterans affairs committee.
And despite the government’s assertions that a single Veterans Affairs’ employee was responsible for proposing MAID as an option, Royal Canadian Legion deputy director of veterans’ services Carolyn Hughes said the reports have added to longstanding anger and fears in the community.
“Many veterans have been angered and retraumatized by this situation, seeing it as an extension of the perception of ‘deny, delay, and die’ from VAC to veterans,” she told the same committee.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Friday that the government is looking at striking the right balance between providing access to assisted deaths and protecting vulnerable Canadians, including veterans.
But the Association of Chairs of Psychiatry in Canada, which includes heads of psychiatry departments at all 17 medical schools, is calling for a delay to the proposed MAID expansion, saying patients need better access to care including for addiction services.
The Conservatives have also called for a delay, with democratic reform critic Michael Cooper underscoring the need for more study and preparation.
“Many veterans who turn to Veterans Affairs for services and support are vulnerable,” he said. “Many have physical injuries and mental-health issues arising from their service. What they need is help and support. And it can be devastating to be offered death instead of help.”
NDP veterans affairs critic Rachel Blaney said it is essential that the government increase access to services for veterans.
“We should always make sure that there's resources and services out there,” she said. “We don't want anyone to feel like this (MAID) is ever the first option for them. “
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 4, 2022.
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KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — The head of U.S. intelligence says fighting in Russia’s war in Ukraine is running at a “reduced tempo” and suggests Ukrainian forces could have brighter prospects in coming months.
Avril Haines alluded to past allegations by some that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s advisers could be shielding him from bad news — for Russia — about war developments, and said he “is becoming more informed of the challenges that the military faces in Russia.”
“But it’s still not clear to us that he has a full picture of at this stage of just how challenged they are,” Haines, the U.S. director of national intelligence, said Saturday at the Reagan National Defense Forum in Simi Valley, California.
She said her team was "seeing a kind of a reduced tempo already of the conflict” and looking ahead expects both sides will look to refit, resupply, and reconstitute for a possible Ukrainian counter-offensive in the spring.
“But we actually have a fair amount of skepticism as to whether or not the Russians will be in fact prepared to do that,” said Haines, speaking to NBC's Andrea Mitchell. “And I think more optimistically for the Ukrainians in that time frame.”
On Sunday, the British Ministry of Defense, in its latest intelligence estimate, pointed to new signs from an independent Russian media outlet that public support in Russia for the military campaign was “falling significantly.”
Meduza said it obtained a recent confidential opinion survey conducted by the Federal Protection Service, which is in charge of guarding the Kremlin and providing security to top government officials.
The survey, commissioned by the Kremlin, found that 55% of respondents backed peace talks with Ukraine while 25% wanted the war to go on. The report didn’t mention the margin of error.
Levada Center, Russia’s top independent pollster, found in a similar poll carried out in November that 53% of respondents supported peace talks, 41% spoke in favor of continuing the fight, and 6% were undecided. It said that poll of 1,600 people had a margin of error of no more than 3.4%.
The British Defense Ministry noted that “despite the Russian authorities’ efforts to enforce pervasive control of the information environment, the conflict has become increasingly tangible for many Russians" since Putin in September ordered a "partial mobilization” of reservists to bolster his forces in Ukraine.
“With Russia unlikely to achieve major battlefield successes in the next several months, maintaining even tacit approval of the war amongst the population is likely to be increasingly difficult for the Kremlin,” the British ministry said.
In recent weeks, Russia’s military focus has been on striking Ukrainian infrastructure nationwide, pressing an offensive in the Donetsk region city of Bakhmut and shelling sites in the city of Kherson, which Ukrainian forces liberated last month after an 8-month Russian occupation.
In his nightly address on Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy lashed out at Western efforts to crimp Russia’s crucial oil industry, a key source of funds for Putin’s war machine, saying their $60-per-barrel price cap on imports of most Russian oil was insufficient.
“It is not a serious decision to set such a limit for Russian prices, which is quite comfortable for the budget of the terrorist state,” Zelenskyy said, referring to Russia. He said the $60-per-barrel level would still allow Russia to bring in $100 billion in revenues per year.
“This money will go not only to the war and not only to further sponsorship by Russia of other terrorist regimes and organisations. This money will be used for further destabilisation of those countries that are now trying to avoid serious decisions,” Zelenskyy said.
Australia, Britain, Canada, Japan, the United States and the 27-nation European Union agreed Friday to cap what they would pay for Russian oil at $60 per barrel. The limit is set to take effect Monday, along with an EU embargo on Russian oil shipped by sea.
Russian authorities have rejected the price cap and threatened Saturday to stop supplying the nations that endorsed it.
“We will sell oil and oil products to those countries, which will work with us on market conditions, even if we have to somewhat cut production,” Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak said Sunday.
In yet another show of Western support for Ukraine's efforts to battle back Russian forces and cope with fallout from the war, U.S. Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland on Saturday visited the operations of a Ukrainian aid group that provides support for internally displaced people in Ukraine, among her other visits with top Ukrainian officials.
Nuland assembled dolls out of yarn in the blue-and-yellow colors of Ukraine's flag with youngsters from regions including Kharkiv in the northeast, Kherson in the south and Donetsk in the east.
“This is psychological support for them at an absolutely crucial time,” Nuland said.
“As President Putin knows best, this war could stop today, if he chose to stop it and withdrew his forces — and then negotiations can begin,” she added.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Olivia Miles had 21 points and eight rebounds for No. 7 Notre Dame, and UConn star Azzi Fudd was injured in a collision with a teammate as the Fighting Irish handed the third-ranked Huskies their first loss of the season, 74-60 on Sunday.
Fudd, who came in averaging 24.0 points per game, exited in the final minute of the first quarter following a collision with teammate Aaliyah Edwards. She returned midway through the second period to play four minutes, but sat the rest of the day, going scoreless on two shots over 13 minutes.
Maddy Westbeld added a season-high 17 points and nine rebounds for Notre Dame (7-1), which bounced back from a 74-72 loss to No. 20 Maryland three days earlier.
Lou Lopez Senechal led UConn (6-1) with 21 points. Edwards added 14.
Led by Miles, the Irish roared to a 41-24 lead by intermission, outscoring the Huskies 30-11 over the final 11 minutes of the first half.
Miles scored 13 of Notre Dame's 18 first-quarter points, going 6 of 7 from the field. Westbeld provided scoring punch after averaging 5.2 points over her last five outings.
The Irish ended a seven-game head-to-head losing streak against UConn in regular-season play, prevailing for the first time since a triple-overtime decision in March 2013.
The Huskies had also won 11 of the previous 13 meetings overall, although Notre Dame's two wins during that stretch came in the Final Four in 2018 and 2019.
UConn: The Huskies faced a top-10 opponent for the fourth time this season, this time in their first two road game. If Fudd's injury doesn't turn out to be serious, the Huskies ought to have a chance to do what they've done for decades: craft a resume that will make them a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Notre Dame: The Irish, coming back from their loss to at the buzzer to Maryland, showed that game may just be a blip on a promising season. Notre Dame matched last season's win over No. 3 North Carolina State for the highest-ranked team it has beaten in its third year under coach Niele Ivey.
UConn: The Huskies host Princeton on Thursday before facing their fifth ranked foe already when they visit No. 20 Maryland next Sunday.
Notre Dame: The Irish have a couple apparent mismatches coming up as they visit Lafayette (2-7) on Thursday and host Merrimack (1-6) on Saturday.
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LONDON, Dec. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Boeing [NYSE: BA] today announced that Dr. Brendan Nelson AO will take over as president of Boeing International (BI) and lead the company's international strategy and corporate operations. The former Australian diplomat and government minister will succeed Sir Michael Arthur when he retires from Boeing in early 2023 after five decades of service in the public and private sectors, including the past four years at the helm of Boeing International.
Nelson, the second non-U.S. citizen to lead the organization, will report to Boeing President and CEO Dave Calhoun and join the company's executive council. The Australian citizen has been president of Boeing Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific since February 2020. He will move to London to take up his new role, effective Jan. 12, 2023.
"Brendan brings to his new position vast experience in government and diplomacy, industry and non-profit associations, that will serve us well as we continue to grow as a global company while navigating the dynamics of the geopolitical environment," said Calhoun.
Since joining Boeing in 2014, Arthur and Boeing International have worked to expand the company's global business in recent years. Boeing now has customers in 150 countries and a worldwide supply chain of 20,000 suppliers and partners. The company operates in 65 different countries, including major operations in Australia, India, the Middle East and United Kingdom, and employs more than 25,000 people outside of the United States who are engaged in design, development, manufacturing, services and support.
"On behalf of our global team, I want to sincerely thank Sir Michael for his tremendous contributions, his tireless service to our customers, employees and industry over the past eight years," added Calhoun.
Nelson will oversee 20 regional offices in key global markets. His responsibilities will include developing the company's growth and productivity initiatives outside the United States, forming new business and industrial partnerships, overseeing international affairs, enhancing Boeing's local presence and providing global functional support.
When he served as Australian Minister of Defence, Nelson oversaw deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan, East Timor and the Solomon Islands. He later served as Australia's ambassador to Belgium, Luxembourg, the European Union and NATO for three years. Nelson is a long-time and passionate advocate of veterans' affairs and prior to joining Boeing in 2020, Nelson was the director of the Australian War Memorial for seven years.
Maria Fernandez PSM will succeed Nelson as president of Boeing Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific effective Dec. 20, 2022. She will be the senior company leader in the Oceania region and board chair of Boeing Australia Holdings. In this role, Fernandez will coordinate Boeing Australia activities, lead government relations and direct the implementation of the company's strategy to expand its local presence and grow the business.
"Maria has had a distinguished career with more than 20 years of leadership experience in the Australian national security sector and was the first woman to lead an Australian intelligence agency. She has the ideal background for this position," said Nelson.
Fernandez has held senior executive positions in Australia's departments of Home Affairs, Defence, Immigration and Border Protection, and Education. Prior to joining Boeing, she ran a consultancy that provided strategic advisory and independent assurance services to Australian government agencies.
As a leading global aerospace company, Boeing develops, manufactures and services commercial airplanes, defense products and space systems for customers in more than 150 countries. As a top U.S. exporter, the company leverages the talents of a global supplier base to advance economic opportunity, sustainability and community impact. Boeing's diverse team is committed to innovating for the future, leading with sustainability, and cultivating a culture based on the company's core values of safety, quality and integrity. Join our team and find your purpose at boeing.com/careers.
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GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Financial experts addressed major challenges and proposed solutions for the problems the financial system faces at the IFF Annual Meeting kicked off on December 2.
Zhang Xiaoling, CEO of HuaAn Fund Management, said that the current global financial system is largely solid, nevertheless inflation has become a serious issue in a roundtable discussion at the IFF Annual meeting.
There is no global economic crisis in the short run
According to the newly-released IFF 2022 Global Finance and Development Report, inflation will continue into 2023 despite the tightening of monetary policies by central banks around the world. More emerging economies may have difficulties handling their debt as a result of the tightening of international financial conditions. However, most in attendance believed that short-term systemic threats to the world's financial system will not materialize.
The current inflationary environment presents risks and challenges
Domenico Siniscalco, IFF Vice President, Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley and Italy's former Minister of Economy and Finance said that global supply chains are being undermined by geopolitical factors, and that slow regional growth and the tendency towards protectionist or isolationist economies is exacerbating inflation. Risk management needs to be well-executed by central banks, he added.
Henny Sender, former Managing Director at BlackRock, remarked that fiscal policy is crucial to financial stability and that the spillover effect of the Fed's interest rate hikes is posing challenges globally.
Chang Soon-Young, Chairman of Midas Asset, said that rising inflation makes it challenging for businesses to retain talents in many countries. Inflationary pressures are making venture capitalists and private equity firms increasingly cautious, with finding new sources of funding becoming a priority due to rising financing costs.
China's practices could be an example for the rest of the world
From 2013 to 2021, China's contribution to global economic growth averaged 38.6%. From January to September of this year, China's inflation rate stood at 2%. The reasons why China has been able to maintain high growth and low inflation were because a good agricultural harvest and the stability of energy prices, according to IFF Vice President Zhou Hanmin. China serves as an excellent example for the stability of the global economy.
Speakers also emphasised the importance of global cooperation. Zhou Hanmin said global cooperation brings benefits to all.
About International Finance Forum (IFF)
The International Finance Forum (IFF) is a non-profit, non-official independent international organization founded in October 2003 by leaders from China, the US, the EU and the other G20 countries, in concert with emerging economies and the leaders of multiple international organizations, including the UN, the World Bank and the IMF. Also known as the Finance 20 (F20), the IFF is also a high-level permanent dialogue mechanism and multilateral cooperation organization within the world of finance.
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