TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2009 SPORTS Fire Dept. set for flood Gatens returns in One year later, big way the Iowa City Iowa sophomore-to-be Matt Gatens finished with 32 points in Fire Department his first Prime Time action since having his appendix removed. 10 says it is better prepared to News rampant handle another around football team flood. The Hawkeyes had a player leave, confirmed one injury, and KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN are awaiting the news of anoth- Chicago high-school students Edward Ward and Sara Martinez walk out of Currier during a tour of the UI campus provided by the UI and er potentially major injury. 10 Mikva Challenge on Monday. Many of the students participating in the program are interested in studying politics, but they have not yet made college decisions. By ABE TEKIPPE NEWS [email protected] In any given year, there’s A new vision a 0.2 percent chance that a Read about the plans MECCA’s flood of last year’s magni- Chicago teens work tude will affect the Iowa new CEO has for the treatment center. 2 City area. Still, the Iowa City public- It’s your genes safety departments — some A grant will allow UI of which saw delays in their researchers to study the on Washington poll emergency- response times genetic causes of glaucoma. 2 because of flood-related road and bridge closures — aren’t taking any chances. Young Chicagoans travel from the Windy City to ON THE WEB With a new station in ARTS & CULTURE See more pictures of place and experience in Chicago area high-school- mind, fire officials said they work with UI political-science professors. ers learning about polling The heart of the are better able to respond By CLAIRE PERLMAN works to involve youths join the organization two from UI professors at matter dailyiowan.com. to emergency calls in the [email protected] from low-income families years ago to pursue her event of another flood. Writers’ Workshop grad — brought the teens to interest in politics. Stephen Lovely heads to On Monday, 28 the UI. They are here to Both Perez and Jorge Mikva Challenge SEE FLOOD, 3 Prairie Lights tonight to read teenagers from the Chica- use what they’ve learned Pule, also 17, are more schedule from his début work, go area loaded into vehi- about civic leadership and interested in the public The students will spend Irreplaceable, which is filled cles and were whisked public policy. side of politics. They want this week working with the with death, sadness, and start- across Illinois and the The group will work to be heard. UI political-science ing over. Arts staffer Kristen Mississippi River. Four with UI political-science “I’ve always been more department. Peters offers up her take on hours and some car trou- Professor Tom Rice and of a speaker,” said Pule, • Monday — Arrival, orientation, the novel on today’s Arts ble later, they arrived on Associate Professor David who got involved in the page. 5 first workshop the UI campus and Redlawsk to develop a poll program when his aunt • Tuesday — Begin polling, learn checked into Currier Hall. for Washington. Although gave him an application. to analyze data OPINIONS And by next week, the most of the students are “I want to do something • Wednesday — Continue sam- 15- to 17-year-olds — with interested in politics, with politics, but I’m pling and polling, begin putting Placing a safe bet the guidance of a couple many have never had any keeping an open mind.” together presentation for the UI professors — could On Monday, the stu- Budgets both at the state level experience with polling. Washington City Council help the town of Washing- and locally are tight and will “I’m interested in learn- dents sat in Room 40 of • Thursday— Finish and practice likely be as such for some ton, Iowa, make decisions ing about polling because Schaeffer Hall, learning presentation. Travel to time. Building more casinos about tax revenue. I’ve never really done that how to take random sam- Washington, shop, give presen- could loosen them a bit. 4 A partnership between kind of thing before,” said ples and create well- tation, listen to outdoor con- the UI and the Mikva Brenda Perez, 17. Her formed questions. cert, return to Iowa City Challenge — a Chicago- cousin, a Mikva Challenge • Friday — Return to Chicago WEB BONUS based organization that employee, told Perez to SEE OUTREACH, 3 Source: UI Professor Tom Rice • A photo slide show of Mikva Challenge students on campus Monday • Video highlights from Monday’s Prime Time games New casino may be OK’d UIHC puts • Video of Arts reporters Ryan Fosmark and Eric Sundermann State officials discussing the possibly kibosh on freebies degenerating effects of video will decide next UIHC staff and faculty say they gaming week whether to • More photos from the have no issue with a new Riverside casino entertain the idea of a new conflict-of-interest policy. ON THE RECORD By ZHANRAN ZHAO No more freebies casino — or [email protected] Insights and information from maybe several. Specific guidelines of the inside today’s The Daily Medical-industry con- new conflict-of-interest Iowan. “Unlike similar albums By CHRIS ventions typically offer policy: [email protected] in the same genre, Discovery’s myriad goodies for • Staff are not allowed to LP bounces. There aren’t long, Iowa Racing and Gaming attendees: dizzying dis- receive gifts from medical drawn-out synthesizers being Commission officials will plays of free pens, post-it companies. blown into the ear so loud it’s decide July 16 whether they pads, and doughnuts • Staff can’t let industry offi- difficult to think; instead, will consider applications resting in front of panels cials pick up the tabs for there is a classical, world- from five Iowa counties of advertisements for meals. • Grant and scholarships deci- music feel — except with beeps interested in opening new new drugs sion have to free from indus- and beats instead of guitars casinos: Lyon, Wapello, Web- or lab try influences. and cellos.” ster, Franklin, and Tama. equipment. • Read more about Discovery’s The commission will indi- • Staff can’t accept free drug Seems samples from companies. and other groups’ new CDs. 5 cate whether, and from innocent where, it would encourage • No more industry conven- enough? tions on hospital property. applications, said Jack Under a WEATHER Keterer, the organization’s Source: UI Conflict of Interest Policy new con- Niebyl administrator. Part of the flict-of- panel’s consideration will interest professor be the business effect new medical-equipment ven- 84 64 policy, they gambling venues may have dors or drug companies, 29C 18C will soon become memo- on existing ones — such as through an online Exter- ries for staff members at Riverside Casino and Golf nal Relationships Dis- the UI Hospitals Partly to mostly cloudy, light Resort, which is around 12 closure Form. and Clinic. winds, 30% chance of scat- miles south of Iowa City. Furthermore, industry The new policy has tered showers/T-storms. exhibitions and private SEE CASINO, 3 PATRICK LARKIN/THE DAILY IOWAN been in place one week. Harley Curtis of New Boston, Ill., plays a slot machine at the Riverside gifts — including travel INDEX It requires UIHC staff, stipends, special free ON THE WEB casino on June 13. While the president of the Iowa Gaming faculty, and students to See more pictures of the meals, and product sam- Arts 5 Opinions 4 Association said the casino has helped bring an economic boost to the report any gifts they Classifieds 8 Sports 10 Riverside casino and the ples — are goners. town of Riverside at town of Riverside, shop owners are skeptical, citing the 14 empty received from outside Crossword 6 dailyiowan.com. buildings on the main strip. businesses, such as SEE POLICY, 3

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MECCA eyes changes The Daily Iowan Volume 141 Issue 21 BREAKING NEWS STAFF Phone: (319) 335-6063 Publisher: The area substance-abuse treatment E-mail: [email protected] William Casey...... 335-5788 Editor: center, which will soon mark its Fax: 335-6297 Kelsey Beltramea...... 335-6030 CORRECTIONS Managing Editor: 40th anniversary, is now under the Call: 335-6030 Bryce Bauer...... 335-5855 Policy: The Daily Iowan strives for Metro Editors: Zhi Xiong...... 335-6063 direction of relatively new CEO accuracy and fairness in the report- Regina Zilbermints...... 335-6063 Steve Estes. ing of news. If a report is wrong or Opinions Editor: misleading, a request for a correc- Adam Sullivan...... 335-5863 tion or a clarification may be made. Sports Editor: By HOLLY HINES treats 5,000 people a year, PUBLISHING INFO Brendan Stiles...... 335-5848 [email protected] to meet the best of service The Daily Iowan (USPS 143.360) is Arts Editor: standards, he said. published by Student Publications Rachael Lander...... 335-5851 National recognition, He hopes to accomplish Inc., E131 Adler Journalism Building, Copy Chief: redistributed decision-mak- Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004, daily Beau Elliot...... 335-6063 this by next summer Graphics Editor: ing power, and increased except Saturdays, Sundays, legal and through methods such as Dan Ambrisco...... 335-6063 community awareness — giving more decision-mak- LINDSEY WALTERS/THE DAILY IOWAN university holidays, and university Design Editors: Steve Estes, the CEO of the ing power to people in Steven Estes, the CEO of MECCA stands outside his office on Monday. vacations. Periodicals postage paid Kurt Cunningham...... 335-6063 area substance-abuse treat- at the Iowa City Post Office under the Photo Editor: lower positions at the Estes started with MECCA on March 9; he has more than three Act of Congress of March 2, 1879. ment center MECCA, organization. Delegating decades of experience with health and human services. Amy Andrews...... 335-5852 wants to see some changes. more responsibility to SUBSCRIPTIONS Web Editor: Call: Pete Recker at 335-5783 Tony Phan...... 335-5829 Anticipating the not-for- employees with direct profit center’s 40th anniver- but better.” E-mail: [email protected] Business Manager: client contact will improve Debra Plath...... 335-5786 sary in September, he gave “We saw that in action Services Subscription rates: the treatment experience right when he got here,” Classified Ads Manager: a short presentation last MECCA’s services include: Iowa City and Coralville: $20 for one Juli Krause...... 335-5784 for clients, she said. week to the Johnson County • Prevention semester, $40 for two semesters, $10 Advertising Manager: he said. Given the national for summer se ssion, $50 for full year. Board of Supervisors. • Intervention Cathy Witt...... 335-5794 Estes also brought a dif- financial situation, Estes’ Out of town: $40 for one semester, “I’m extremely impressed • Evaluation Circulation Manager: ferent philosophy for leadership also focuses on $80 for two semesters, $15 for Pete Recker...... 335-5783 with Steve in his short time • Detoxification growth: expand — but only community awareness and summer session, $95 all year. Day Production Manager: here,” said Supervisor Rod • Residential treatment to benefit clients. promotion. Traditional Send address changes to: The Daily Heidi Owen...... 335-5789 Sullivan, and he looks for- • Halfway house Iowan, 100 Adler Journalism Building, Night Production Manager: “We intend not to grow sources of funding — such ward to the improvements for growth’s sake,” he said. Iowa City, Iowa 52242-2004. Bob Foley...... 335-5789 Estes — who took the job in as national grants — may Source: MECCA He said he plans to not be readily available March — has in mind increase the variety of regarding treatment for in the future. activities offered to resi- mental illnesses that those suffering from addic- More than half of TOP STORIES dents and hopes residents impair their ability to seek tion and mental illness. MECCA’s $9 million budg- — clients required to help, are made aware of Most-read stories on dailyiowan.com for Monday, July 6 “This is an opportunity to et comes from national receive inpatient treat- sources, with the rest pro- both MECCA and the Shel- springboard off the fantas- ment for up to 28 days — vided by state sources, ter House, Estes said. 1. Helmet law splits Iowa tic work that’s already been will immerse themselves client fees, and donations. Shelter House often 2. Incoming basketball frosh Payne has the spark done here,” said Estes, not- in painting, writing, and Estes plans to promote refers its clients — a third 3. Football Briefs ing that he moved from Ari- music as diversions from MECCA via increased TV of whom are addicted to 4. Iowa should remain one of few states not requir- zona to Iowa City to pursue drugs and alcohol. and radio appearances, drugs or alcohol — to ing motorcycle helmets this job as a professional Estes’ plans impressed which may bring the MECCA for treatment, 5. Water woes and audio anguish can’t silence challenge. Shannon Wagner, who organization more paying said Director Crissy Can- 80/35 He plans to bring nation- worked as a stand-in clients. ganelli. al recognition to MECCA leader when Arthur Schut, Changes also come from Overall, Estes said, — whose Iowa City base is the organization’s presi- MECCA’s soon-to-be neigh- revisiting and reassessing at 430 Southgate Ave. — by dent for 25 years, stepped bor across the street: the MECCA’s mission and seeking accreditation with down to take a job in Col- Iowa City Shelter House, future plan is his goal. the Commission on Accred- orado. currently located at 331 N. “At the end of this, we’ll STATE itation of Rehabilitation Wagner liked Estes’ Gilbert St. It’s important have a strong notion of who Facilities. This would that substance abusers, determination to make we are and where we’re Iowa Environmental require MECCA, which who often suffer from Officials question MECCA “not just bigger, going,” he said. Protection Commission mem- emissions in ber Susan Heathcote says the switch makes it difficult for the Muscatine monitor to get an accurate MUSCATINE (AP) — Some reading. state environmental groups are Lee Searles of the Iowa questioning the coal-burning Environmental Council is ask- Grant fuels glaucoma study practices of a Muscatine corn- ing what effect does switching processing plant. coal have on the plant’s ability upon the NIH-sponsored “We’re thrilled at the An Iowa Department of to stay under federal nonat- UI researchers are trying to find Ocular Hypertension opportunity to do this proj- Natural Resources investiga- tainment levels. the glaucoma genes. Treatment Study. Research ect,” Fingert said. tion shows that workers at Iowa Natural Resources offi- into glaucoma seeks to find UI spokesman Tom Grain Processing Corp. cials say swapping coal is not genetic markers co-inherit- Moore said he was confi- acknowledged the switch to illegal, nor does it violate the By AMY MATTSON second-leading cause of the low-sulfur variety of coal company’s permits. [email protected] ed with features of the dis- dent about the endeavor. irreversible blindness in from a high-sulfur coal when Company officials say the the United States. A group ease and represents the “Our researchers in the If this looks blurry, blame first step toward identify- department of ophthalmol- the wind blows toward an switch is made at times to of diseases that damage the emissions monitor. maintain good air quality. your genes. optic nerve, it can rob a ing glaucoma genes. ogy and visual sciences Thanks to a $3.6 million patient of sight without Fingert is hopeful his have a strong track record grant, UI researchers are warning or symptoms. study will change the way of conducting groundbreak- delving into the genome to However, glaucoma is patients are diagnosed and ing research,” he said. seek answers for glaucoma often treatable by slowing treated. Knowing the genes The study, which looks at patients. or stopping its progression, that cause the disease will more than 1,000 patients Awarded by the National said UI Assistant Professor help develop new treat- from across the country, is Institutes of Health, the John Fingert, the principal ments down the road, he conducted in collaboration five-year grant will support project investigator. said. The researcher also with investigators at Wash- research to discover the spe- “The challenge is identi- noted the results of his ington University. In addition cific genes that put patients fying those who have the study might aid early glau- to Fingert’s research, it spon- at risk for glaucoma. disease,” he said. coma diagnosis, preventing sors several parallel experi- Glaucoma is the Fingert’s research builds serious vision loss. ments with animal models.

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Man receives 16 Coralville homes last year. 21-year-old and Benjamin Willett, Vieth was sentenced in May to According to U.S. District were arrested in July 2008 after 200 months after pleading years for stealing Court documents, 23-year-old Coralville police received four guilty to one count each of Michael Ray Garr pleaded guilty reports of burglaries in which receiving stolen firearms and guns in January to receiving stolen guns and electronics were stolen. unlawful transport of firearms. IOWA CITY (AP) — A 16-year firearms and unlawful transport Investigators later arranged Willett was sentenced to 50 prison sentence has been handed of firearms. the purchase of the items, using months in prison after pleading a man who pleaded guilty to Garr and two other men, 27- serial numbers to determine they guilty to possession of a stealing guns from flooded year-old Daniel Vieth and were stolen. stolen firearm.

METRO Man charged with Baker and a 15-year-old victim, Man pleads guilty and all of the cash in the police said. cash register. sexual abuse During the investigation, the to assault with Rodriguez was later identified Iowa City police have charged victim reportedly told authorities weapon by a witness of the crime. Authorities originally charged a Florida man with sexually abus- Baker had touched her genital Ramon Rodriguez, arrested him with first-degree robbery, a ing a young girl in Iowa City from area on at least one occasion last summer in conjunction with a Class B felony with a minimum 1998 to 2000. while she was staying in Iowa Coralville robbery, pleaded guilty City. Baker allegedly admitted to on July 2, according to court prison sentence of 25 years. Jeremy Baker, 33, Naples, Fla., touching her genital area on four records released Monday. With the guilty plea, he will was charged May 20 with second- or five occasions, when she was 4 Rodriguez, 27, pleaded guilty instead serve two years in prison degree sexual abuse. or 5 years old. to assault with a deadly weapon. and pay more than $600 in fines. The Collier County, Fla., Second-degree sexual abuse is On July 9, 2008, he entered a In addition to his fines, Sheriff’s Department was inves- Coralville business and tried to Rodriguez will have to pay $18.19 a Class B felony, punishable by up to the Coralville business for the tigating an allegation of inap- buy beer. Court reports show he to 25 years in prison. left and returned armed with a case of beer he stole. propriate touching involving — by Abe Tekippe handgun, demanding the beer — by Scott Raynor POLICE BLOTTER

Jeffrey Booms, 33, 331 N. Gilbert was charged Sunday with public Ave., was charged July 4 with Lakeside Drive Apt. 11, was St., was charged Sunday with intoxication. unlawful discharge of fireworks. charged Monday with public public intoxication. Ellis Hugunin, 22, 319 E. Court St. David Noriega, 25, 2401 Highway intoxication. 6 E, was charged Sunday with Manuel Calvo, 25, 2401 Highway 6 Apt. 43, was charged Sunday with Megan Sikes, 23, 2338 Abbey public intoxication. Lane, was charged Monday with E. Apt. 4805, was charged Sunday interference with official acts Nelson Reyes-Burgos, 61, 1205 OWI. with fifth-degree theft and public and unlawful discharge of fire- Laura Drive Apt. 144, was charged Brandon Zeigler, 25, 637 S. intoxication. works. Monday with domestic assault. Johnson St. Apt. 4, was charged Rafael Cruz, 26, Cedar Rapids, Daniel Krook, 23, 308 Ridgeland David Schuppert, 49, 2446 Monday with public intoxication.

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OUTREACH The program will intro- Rice, who chairs the CONTINUED FROM 1 duce the students to political-science depart- campus and small-town ment, noted it is the first life. That includes a pork of its kind. If it is suc- Throughout the week, chop and corn-on-the-cob cessful and continues to they will call and collect dinner in Washington. receive funding from the responses from Washing- The students will also Mikva Challenge and the ton residents, interpret branch out from the UI, he said, he hopes it the data, and present it political-science depart- will happen again in to the Washington City ment. Brady said future years. Council on Thursday.The another goal of the trip “To me, this program is results of the poll will is to expose to the col- a win-win-win,” Rice help the city make policy lege-selection process said. “It’s good for the decisions. and opportunities at a University of Iowa to “[One goal is] to pro- major university. The make connections with vide a space for intensive students — sopho- the students and to leadership development mores, juniors, and sen- encourage them to go to and team-building iors in the fall — will college. It’s good for the among our youth lead- learn about the admis- students because they’ll ers,” said Brian Brady, sions and financial aid. learn a lot about polling, the executive director of The UI instructors also and it’s good for the city the Mikva Challenge. lauded the program. of Washington.”

PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY DAVID SCRIVNER/THE DAILY IOWAN UI’s Art Building West is seen on July 1 and June 15, 2008, at the peak of the flood. With the flood expe- rience under their belts, Iowa City fire officials say they are better prepared in case of Casino effect debated another flood. FLOOD other factors could make though EMS officials CASINO er entertainment venue Meinders, 57, a retired CONTINUED FROM 1 delays less of an issue in said they had few prob- CONTINUED FROM 1 quite like it, so there’s mechanic who worked at future disasters, officials lems to begin with. little or no competi- the UI Hospitals and “We certainly can’t con- said. “We were pretty fortu- The five counties inter- tion,” she said. “In fact, Clinics, has lived in Though the depart- nate that we didn’t have ested in a new casinos we see it as a driver for trol Mother Nature, but Riverside for more than we try to figure out what ment was able to serve any calls that were in are betting their local additional developmen- the community from its 30 years. worked really well and areas that were difficult economies will benefit. A tal opportunities.” “cramped” temporary site Walking down Main what didn’t work well, to get to,” said Steve predicted $90 million Building the casino at 1200 S. Riverside Street, amblers pass and why, and what are Spenler, director of John- casino built in Lyon would provide around Drive last year, Rocca more than a dozen empty possible solutions for us son County Ambulance County near Sioux Falls, 300 jobs for people of the said the more centrally storefronts. to work through,” said Service. “We were just S.D., could boost the community, she said, pos- located permanent site at But three miles away, Iowa City Fire Chief lucky.” economy in the area, sibly enough to compen- 301 Emerald St. is a wel- Emergency responders fountains welcome a Andy Rocca. where 40 percent of sate for roughly the num- come improvement. are also looking at Last year, a number of money made is spent out- ber of county residents winding line of cars to “The department is improvements to trans- water-logged roadways — side the county, said who recently lost their the Riverside casino, much better prepared to portation routes them- particularly Dubuque Glenn Anderson, the jobs after plants shut which has been an deliver emergency servic- selves. Using local-option Street — caused prob- county’s community down and the attraction for UI stu- es to the community sales tax money, city offi- lems for the department. development director. Winnebago corporate dents and others since its should a flood event cials have considered “When you lose those “Most of [the money is] office announced it 2006 opening. occur that divides the elevating Dubuque kinds of links, emergency going to Sioux Falls,” would close. “We see a lot of people community in half,” he Street, which Rocca Anderson said, and 45 The commission will response times really said. described as “arterial” get off the interstate, go start to increase signifi- percent of Lyon County evaluate the proposed to the casino, and get Fire officials laud the because of its heavy traf- projects using a variety cantly,” Rocca said, workforce is employed back on the interstate,” possibility of construct- fic in and out of the city. outside its boundaries. of factors, including their though exact figures ing a fourth fire station City officials have also Meinders said, pointing Opening a casino effect on existing Iowa were not immediately on Iowa City’s North pondered renovating the to the empty storefronts would create 400 jobs in casinos. available. Side, linking the East Park Road bridge. the county of around A casino built in Lyon on the main Riverside He noted day-to-day and West Sides of the city “It’ll make a huge dif- 11,700 people, he said, County would have the strip. changes in river levels via Interstate 80. ference,” Iowa City and it would attract out- least negative effect on The five counties hope complicated matters, “As long as we have the Mayor Regenia Bailey of-state employees who competitors in Iowa, to inch closer to their forcing officials to contin- ability to go back and said; officials estimate would start paying according to the study by goal with the commis- ually re-evaluate routes. forth, that’s going to give the project would cost income tax in Iowa. The GVA Marquette Associ- sion’s decision next week. The longer and more us a good network of nearly $32 million. casino could also catalyze ates, which was hired by In approved counties, congested routes could be arterial streets to pro- But even before those further economic devel- the commission. developers will then sub- onerous — and danger- vide projects begin, Rocca ous — in terms of emer- opment, bringing new But despite Anderson mit their project plans. emergency services on,” said, he believes his gency medical response, business to a growing and Mitchell’s vision of In Lyon County, for Rocca said. department is better off though emergency per- With the city split in now than it was one year area, he said. economic upturns, some example, Anderson said business owners have sonnel saw no significant half last summer, offi- ago, especially with the “We want to capitalize Dan Kehl, the CEO of the on that,” he said. experienced a chilling consequences. cials increased the num- bigger and more central- Riverside casino, would In Franklin County, effect from new casinos “Time is the enemy, ber of emergency person- ly located Fire Station 2. Karen Mitchell, the coun- in their area. develop the plans. and a fire unchecked — nel on both sides of the “I hope we never expe- ty’s executive director of “[The casino] takes all Riverside general under the right circum- Iowa River. rience those flows again development, said a new the business and goes manager Joe Massa said stances — will intensify,” Like the Fire Depart- on the river,” he said. casino would have east,” said Mike Mein- the ideal outcome for him Iowa City Fire Marshal ment, the Johnson Coun- “But should we, I think almost no effect on exist- ders, who owns two shops would be a new casino in John Grier said. ty Ambulance Service we have improved the ing businesses. and co-owns another Lyon County, managed The completion of Fire saw no significant conse- city’s position to provide “We don’t have anoth- in Riverside. by Kehl. Station 2 and several quences due to delays, emergency services.” UIHC tightens conflict policy

POLICY because of growing nation- CONTINUED FROM 1 al attention on several reports of conflicts of “I think people under- interest at other universi- stand the problem,” said ties, including a case at Jennifer Niebyl, UI profes- Stanford involving a sor of gynecology and researcher who lied about obstetrics, who helps the amount of money he enforce the policy. received from companies. The goal is to reinforce While no similar cases “the highest possible ethi- have been discovered at cal standards and to foster UI, officials are confident greater transparency,” the new policy will prevent said Deborah Thoman, an any from happening in the assistant vice president future. for compliance and accred- Niebyl said the staff itation. seems to have been sup- All staff, faculty, and students receiving pay- portive so far. checks from the hospital “We have heard very, will need to fill out the dis- very few complaints,” she closure form by Sept. 1. said. “Nobody has [yet] The collected data will be criticized the policy.” then displayed publicly Ji Wan, a graduate online, contrary to current research assistant in the guidelines, which keep internal-medicine depart- them confidential. ment, said he disagrees “Making the disclosure with one part of the policy: process open is a step to prohibiting displays. ensure patients can be “I don’t think that part confident their health-care will [qualify as] a conflict providers are not influ- of interest,” he said. enced by any self-inter- “Because I don’t think est,” Thoman said. “Our those gifts will be given new, strengthened policy allows faculty and staff to out to individuals.” advance teaching, service, The rest makes sense, and research [while] he said. avoiding real or perceived “If researchers did not conflicts of interest.” report the money they The UIHC began a receive from companies,it review of its conflict-of- will be unfair to the hospi- interest policy in January, tal,” Wan said.

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ADAM SULLIVAN Opinions Editor • REGINA ZILBERMINTS Metro Editor • MICHAEL DAVIS, COLIN GILBERT, JUSTIN SUGG Editorial writers EDITORIALS reflect the majority opinion of the DI Editorial Board and not the opinion of the Publisher, Student Publications Inc., or the University of Iowa. GUEST OPINIONS, COMMENTARIES, and COLUMNS reflect the opinions of the authors and are not necessarily those of the Editorial Board. Just Editorial say quit To boost local revenue, into your memory cells, was: Winners never quit, and quitters never win. building a casino is a safe bet If I had one thin dime (Anyone ever seen a fat dime? Me, neither.) for The recession has put a strain on all facets of Even in a best-case scenario, having a casino in every time I heard that Iowa government. We saw that struggle firsthand Iowa City is at least half a decade away. We hope BEAU ELLIOT [email protected] adage, I’d be as rich as at the UI earlier this year when school officials the projects we’re currently considering will be Bill Gates. (Well, OK, learned from the state government that the univer- funded by then, but the need for extra dollars in the When we’re young, maybe not Gates. Maybe sity’s budget would be trimmed by $34 million in area is unlikely to disappear. For that reason, we we’re frequently the tar- Paul Allen or Steve Jobs. the upcoming year. should still be open to the option of passing a gam- gets of adages from Rich enough to get by.) With officials reluctant to raise taxes or cut services, ing referendum to open the door for a casino in those older, and presum- I was reminded of increasing the number of casinos in the state could be Johnson County. ably more knowledge- those August football the solution to state and local officials’ fiscal distress. Still, a community must always weigh both the able, than us. You know, practices by, of all peo- Casinos have clearly demonstrated their ability negative and positive effects an endeavor such as those old sayings (even ple, Sarah Palin. (Not to support the state. Casinos generated more than a casino can have. In nearby Riverside — around older than Supreme that she looks like a $1 billion for our state’s economy in 2008, according 12 miles south of Iowa City — many shop owners Court justices, if that football player.) (Yet.) to the Iowa Gaming Association. Additionally, they said the opening of a casino put a damper on seems possible) that Last week — the day pay nearly $400 million in taxes to local and state their business. teach us how to be before the Fourth of July, governments each year. However, there is little indication Iowa City or mature, responsible as it happens — Palin members of society. Later this month, the Iowa Racing and Gaming Coralville would experience the same effect. In fact, came out and said all my That’s the theory, any- Commission will decide whether to allow the con- we anticipate tourists to the area would include football coaches were way. struction of another state-licensed casino. While other area attractions in their trip to the casino. horribly, horribly wrong. Johnson County is not in consideration, we hope Such trips could potentially mean a boost for both And we’re sticking with it, because it’s (Football coaches wrong? the community will eventually clear the way for a Coralville and Iowa City commerce. How can that be?) gaming floor near Iowa City. Much of the economic boost, we predict, would worked so well so far. I mean, look at the course Winners, it turns out, In order for that to happen, Johnson County vot- come from outside the area. UI activities and sport- quit. ers would need to pass a gaming referendum. Since ing events draw people from other communities to of human history and its progress. OK, OK, No, really. As she put 2003, only nine Iowa counties have approved gam- the city. People visiting the area could take a short it in her press confer- ing referendums. bus trip to a new, closer casino after campus events sure — some of that progress involved the ence (the most hastily Both Iowa City and Johnson County have ambi- rather than travel the out-of-the-way stretch called press conference deaths of 160 million tious and expensive projects planned for the near to Riverside. in the history of those humans (or 260 million; future. Iowa City officials want to further flood- A proposed passenger rail service between things, for what it’s proof the city, build a new fire station, and provide Chicago and Iowa City could also draw visitors who can count that worth), she said: “Life is raises for police officers. Johnson County officials from Illinois — which a report from the Iowa high?) in wars in the too short to compromise 20th century, but we want to build a bigger jail. Tax hikes will likely not Gaming and Racing Commission called an under- time and resources … it have an adage that cov- be enough to allow officials to knock all the items developed gambling state. may be tempting and ers that — something off their wish lists. The boost of dollars coming into the community more comfortable to just about eggs and breaking keep your head down, Our community is left with three options: cut clearly outweighs negative effects a casino might them and omelets. What spending, shelve projects for better days, or look for bring. The Iowa City and Coralville area’s location, plod along, and appease do omelets have to do those who demand: ‘Sit alternative sources of revenue. Given both Iowa services, and other tourist options make it a prime with war — you ask. City’s and Johnson County’s records on fiscal place for leisurely gambling. The community could down and shut up,’ but Um, we have an adage that’s the worthless, restraint (or lack thereof), alternative sources of easily bring in revenue that would rival the that covers that; some- easy path; that’s a quit- revenue seem like the most realistic option. Riverside casino’s yearly take. Such revenue would thing about everything ter’s way out.” Building a new casino close to Iowa City would be a be a boon to a community that needs to rebuild comes down to omelets. And then she quit as great alternative source of revenue. and grow. It’s French, I think. governor of Alaska. (When in doubt, So, let’s see. Sarah blame it on the French. Palin has just resigned Everyone will nod the governorship, knowingly. Even the because, according to Letter French.) her statement, winners Of course, if you truly quit and losers just want to hear some keep plugging away. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR may be sent via e-mail to [email protected] (as text, not as attachment). 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All those space considerations. believe all the adages August football prac- flowing like spring tices, all that sweat, all water over the field dur- those lost pounds, all ing a full-pad practice those yellow skies — they were all worthless. on a 98-degreee August I should’ve quit. Editorial lacks day as your sweat also Palin puts a whole new common sense flows like spring water spin on, say, going to col- and you can feel the Regarding Monday’s editorial lege. Having a tough pounds melting off.If, (“Iowa should remain one of few road in that calculus like me, you’re a big, class? Don’t study more states not requiring motorcycle strapping 143 pounds, helmets,” DI, July 6), “that hard — drop the class. Got a you can really feel the job you can’t stand? Walk plastic thing on my head” keeps pounds melting off and away. Who cares about me cool and safe on bicycle collecting in your cleats paying the rent? (Well, rides. And how much more true as the sky turns a curi- outside of your landlord, would that be if my head hit the ous yellow. but he’s probably some pavement while I was riding a Curious, you say to rich dude, anyway.) motorcycle, which goes a lot yourself, I thought the Buried under credit- faster? coaches told me to gain card debt? Forget about weight, not lose it. The subtitle on your editorial struggling to pay it off. And on those August It’s the American way to should read not just “Motorcycle practice days, the one just take a hike. deaths up,” but “Motorcycle adage you heard more I mean, Sarah Palin deaths up; common sense down.” than any other, the one says so. And she’s never Maria Houser Conzemius that burned itself past wrong. Iowa City the rivers of sweat and Is she?

Guest opinion After quitting, Palin is bound to be forgotten By MICHAEL CAREY from another piece of appreciating them. She play any more?” simple as this: She couldn’t all years from now,my Los Angeles Times refrigerator wisdom: “Quit- told us how sorry she feels Palin talked for more take it anymore. Palin’s thin guess is it will be in the ters never win, and win- for herself and her family. than 15 minutes and, keep- skin is legendary. She never same kind of way that we Sarah Palin’s career as ners never quit.” She praised our brave ing faith with her parents’ ignores a slight. For most of remember the Los Angeles governor of Alaska is over. Palin’s speech was hasti- troops serving abroad, refrigerator, not once did the last year, she has been evangelist Aimee Semple So is her barely begun ly arranged and hastily renewed her commitment she provide a convincing feuding with the Alaska McPherson, who, in the ’20s career as a serious presi- delivered. This was not to the fight for free enter- explanation of why she is media and many of the and ’30s, drew massive dential candidate. The road Lou Gehrig’s farewell to prise, denounced apathy, leaving office. state’s political leaders. She crowds and vast media cov- map to the White House baseball — simple, clear, and explained she would We are left to guess. The has almost no support erage until she disappeared doesn’t include a stop at humble, brief. Nor was it not waste public dollars as only thing we can be among legislators, even for several weeks without “I quit.” the work of the poised, a lame duck. And she absolutely sure of is this: Republicans. And she hap- ever adequately explaining In a truly Palinesque fresh-faced Sarah who dipped into metaphor, Palin did not tell the truth hazardly applies herself to where she’d been. moment near the end of electrified the Republican invoking her experience as when she said she is leav- the labor of government at a After that, she lost her her speech in Wasilla on National Convention in St. a high-school point guard. ing for the good of distance — some critics call magic and fell out of favor, July 3, the departing gover- Paul, Minn. The point-guard Alaskans. She is leaving for her the BlackBerry governor. leaving historians to pon- nor quoted a saying she The governor seemed to metaphor was supposed to her own good. With Sarah She will keep Alaska in der: “What was everyone so said her parents kept on have trouble breathing — leave Alaskans appreciat- Palin, “me” always comes the news. But she is fin- excited about?” their refrigerator. “Don’t was on the verge of panting ing her willingness to pass first. And with Sarah Palin, ished as a leader. No leader Michael Carey is a columnist for the explain: Your friends don’t — as she took a long, the ball. Instead, it raised the personal and the politi- abandons the battle in Anchorage Daily News and host of need it, and your enemies clunky windup to make her an obvious question: cal are never separate but mid-fight. “Anchorage Edition” on Alaska Public won’t believe you anyway.” pitch. She recited her “What kind of point guard totally intertwined. In fact, How will she be remem- Broadcasting. This commentary The governor might have achievements and chas- walks off the court in the they are the same thing. bered? appeared in Monday’s Los Angeles done better to take her cue tised the media for not fourth quarter, refusing to Why she left may be as If she is remembered at Times.

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Straightforward sounds they’re producing. In standout-track “So Insane,” the group exhibits its knowl- edge of the power of silence Job for a Cowboy may in music by leaving empty seem like a strange name for space after hard-hitting beats After the gift a death-metal band, but it fits which keeps the listener curi- a group that formed under ous about what will come. the hot sun in Glendale, Ariz., Discovery also covers a in 2003. With its second full- few songs, the most recogniz- Iowa Writers’ Workshop graduate Stephen Lovely gets length studio release, able being Jackson 5’s “I READING Want You Back” and Ra Ra to the heart of the matter with his début novel, Ruination, Job for a Cowboy Stephen Lovely continues to deliver extreme Riot’s “Can You Tell?” Irreplaceable music that is loud, abrasive, (labeled as “Can You Irreplaceable Discover?” on LP). The mem- and intense. Fans of intricate By KRISTEN PETERS mann is forced to maintain Lovely’s writing is pret- When: 7 p.m. bers know how to breathe riffs and [email protected] a semblance of composure ty stereotypical. There’s Where: Prairie Lights Books new life into the songs — blast beats in handling his personal and nothing in the lines of this Admission: Free should find slowing down the tracks and There’s a concept professional life. book that showcase his something adding an array of admirable behind Irreplaceable that But through Isabel’s talents. There are timid to like in and addictive beats. is both shocking and death, another woman, times of attempted humor, this little city. Los the album, What makes LP so special is heartwarming — in an Janet Corcoran, is given a which succeed somewhat, Rancheros is the starting but Job for the knowledge of the artists. extremely off-kilter, mor- second chance at life. but when they fail, it’s place for a nuclear affair A Cowboy Job for a Both Miles and Batmanglij bid way. Isabel’s heart goes to painful to the ears. between Alex and a new isn’t understand how their voices Stephen Janet in the hours after The story is flowery, girlfriend, Kelly. Stu- breaking Cowboy work, which sounds comple- Lovely’s Isabel’s death and, a year reminiscent of high- dents are referenced, into ment them best, and how the début later, Janet wants to talk to school students’ short sto- and Alex works at a com- uncharted Ruination listener will respond. No tracks novel, Alex about his wife’s gift. ries — which makes sense pany that grades papers on the album feel forced, or which he death- ### out of Obviously, Alex doesn’t considering Lovely is the and exams. Lovely’s fic- metal ter- awkward, which is a common will read take to this idea — he has director of the Iowa Young tional Athens, Iowa, does ritory ##### trend in electronic music. from today grown little and mourned Writers’ Studio, a sum- little to mask it’s apparent either — Unlike similar albums in at 7 p.m. at much since his wife’s death, mer writing program for mirroring of Iowa City. Ruination plays it safe. the same genre, Discovery’s Prairie and the thought of meeting high-school students. The book may be a LP bounces. There aren’t long, Lights Lovely does, however, The group began its career Stephen Janet doesn’t appeal to his slightly cliché and a little playing a blend of death metal drawn-out synthesizers being Books, 15 emotional needs. master the art of writing soft around the edges, and hard-core punk that is blown into the ear so loud it’s S. Dubuque Lovely If this plot sounds famil- a sex without but Lovely makes his now known as death-core. difficult to think; instead, St., chroni- Irreplaceable iar, it’s probably because embarrassing the reader mark on Iowa City, and Job for a Cowboy’s EP Doom there is a classical, world- cles the its basically rehashing the — a task that can prove his work is one that was the first and only album music feel — except with years fol- chick-flick Return to Me. to be fatal to a plethora would easily make the in the band’s career to fea- beeps and beats instead of lowing a woman’s acciden- Luckily for Lovely, he of novels. Iowa Writers’ Workshop ture vocalist Johnny Davy guitars and cellos. tal death. After Isabel Voor- actually began crafting his But, set in a university proud. Let’s just leave performing the “pig squeal” — by Eric Sundermann mann is struck by a car novel in 1992, long before town in Iowa, this novel the rest of the organ- — a style of guttural death while bicycling during a the film hit theaters excites the reader when donation stories to the growling that sounds similar Scottish folk storm, husband Alex Voor- in 2000. references are made to romantic big screen. to a shrieking animal, which fans call “brees.” Since then, band barely the band has tried to distance BITCH PLEASE itself from the trendy genre cracks the by playing more straightfor- surface Bitch Please is the place where two snarky DI staffers argue about all that is wonderful in the world of pop culture. ward death metal. Ruination starts out strong The days when people would enough with “Unfurling a Given the intensity of Internet Gaming Everything comes ON THE WEB frontman Jamie Sutherland’s sit and stare at the TV for hours Click to dailyiowan.com Darkened Gospel” that sees and hours are giving way to a down to choice the band playing at top speed. vocals, one would think Until It will rot your for a video featuring Arts the Earth Begins to Part cov- global arena of game addicts. I’m tired of hearing people reporters Ryan Fosmark In fact, with the exception of brain When TV was the way to go, at and Eric Sundermann dis- the last track “Ruination,” ers some greater topic, such bitch and moan about what oth- as world peace or wars in The digital generation has least some kind of informative cussing the pluses and minuses of the band rarely ever slows ers are or aren’t doing with Internet gaming. Africa. Instead, Sutherland found its own way to get its kicks: content was inevitably absorbed their time these days. Some down. A little more variety Internet gaming. For many, playing by the viewer — not the case with sings about the blowing wind, say we’re not reading enough, would do Job for a Cowboy little arcade games on Internet games. No valuable skills book, or even ride a bike. It’s all eyes red from crying, and some say we’re watching too some good, because this FreeArcade.com or or fun facts come from shooting about what individuals choose album gets stale about being kept much television. But really, it’s in the dark. AddictingGames.com was as much virtual pheasants or leveling-up to do with their time. If they halfway through. a part of their early education as your pet T-Rex. There is nothing to all bullshit. People who get want to spend days online The next three tracks, The title angry about Internet gaming song, a biology class or lunch-room ban- show for the time spent toiling playing Internet games, then “Summon the Hounds,” are exactly the same as those who dreary ter. Every night, millions of people away on a digital illusion that can they should be left to do so “Constitutional complain about anything else. anthem log on to mass multiplayer online be lost forever if a server happens without negative input from Masturbation,” and Those who partake in asking role-playing games such as Diablo to crash. Go read a book, go out- anyone. I may not necessarily “Regurgitated Internet gaming do so purely by someone to or the lesser known Farm Town on side, watch TV for god’s sake, but agree that it’s a waste of time, Disinformation,” all have Broken choice. Folks either choose to “fore v er or the severely pointless whatever you do, stay away from but it’s not about my own technical guitar riffs written play or they don’t, which is hold [the Epic Pet Wars. These addicting the black hole that is Internet beliefs. It’s about individual by Bobby Thompson and Al Records exactly the same as deciding singer’s] entertainment tools have advanced gaming. choices. Glassman, who prove them- Until The wasting time to a whole new level. — by Ryan Fosmark whether to watch TV, read a — by Eric Sundermann selves to be worthy young heart,” players. Unfortunately, bass grates Earth Begins after the guitarist Brent Riggs sound is to Part FROM THE BLOG so low in the mix that it is f irs t minute. It is 1 hard to hear his contribu- ## ⁄2 out of NEW ALICE IN CHAINS IS HERE tions. arguably ##### Although it may have been the best and Amazon. So how is the first single from someone outside the door / won’t done before, anyone with a track on For those not in the know, the band after all these years? let him in.” love for traditional death the entire album. Alice In Chains’ last self-titled Fucking brilliant. More heavy guitars from Jerry metal will enjoy Ruination. The seven-piece band has album was released in 1995. The The seven-minute track opens Cantrell and some powerful Hopefully, Job for a Cowboy the potential for greatness, band split up because of Layne with one of the band’s heaviest drumming and bass from Sean will get more creative on the with the complex mix of Staley’s increasing drug problem, riffs ever. Alice In Chains has Kinney and Mike Inez. next album, because it defi- instruments — string sounds which ultimately led up to always been a darker band after Soon Cantrell is delivering his nitely has the chops to do so. include ukulele, cello, violin ERIC ANDERSEN Staley’s death. releasing Dirt, but this is a whole signature backing vocals, which Eric’s Picks: “Summon the (and of course, bass and [email protected] Fourteen years later, the band new beast. sound as good as ever. Cantrell is Hounds,” “Constitutional acoustic guitar), accompa- is back together with vocalist Duvall comes in sounding eeri- one of the most criminally under- Masturbation,” “Regurgitated nied by a trumpet, an accor- I was about to go to bed, when William Duvall, and it plans to ly like Layne Staley. rated guitar players of the ’90s. I Disinformation.” dion, and a snare-heavy I saw an article mentioning that release the new album, Black “Hear footsteps creak the would argue he blows Kurt — by Eric Andersen drum kit. But instead of pro- Alice in Chains released the sin- Gives Way to Blue. floor / the shadows give away / Cobain out of the water. ducing an original sound, gle “A Looking View” on iTunes Discover Broken Records’ début album reminds the listeners THE SCENT OF SUCCESS IS VAGUELY SIMILAR TO THE ODOR OF A BASEMENT Discovery’s of every other indie-folk CONSIGNMENT SHOP group that’s come along in dissonance recent years. ladies loitered in the throngs of folk. (That’s not to say that sweet, a little sour, and very Keeping in mind the band concert-goers today, as well. (No Boozy Bob and Tipsy Tammy dusty. Patchouli and pot, anyone? The brand-new band has time (and, hopefully, an pirate sightings, though.) Today’s weren’t on the scene … because It was a kind of a comforting Discovery is a collaboration American tour somewhere crowd seemed far more like a they were — as were hundreds of sensory sensation, but that could between Ra Ra Riot’s Wes down the road) to grow into throwback to Woodstock, with their clones.) have been the secondhand high Miles and ’s its musical identity, there earth-mother types and dread Various smoke smells and or the fatigue of walking around , with spe- are several wonderful bits ELLEN HARRIS heads lounging on the cement. body odors drifted through the for 10 hours. cial guests Angel Deradoorian on the album. The first [email protected] There were hula-hoopers, bub- crowd, making its scent slightly To read the rest of what it was like to (the ) and track, the longest at five ble-blowers, and ring-tossers reminiscent of Iowa City’s con- hang out at 80/35 all weekend, check (Vampire minutes and 31 seconds, Thank goodness a light drizzle running through the masses in signment shop Ragstock — a little out dailyiowanarts.blogspot.com. Weekend). However, LP is not begins with a lilting violin was all the crowds felt July 4 at front of the stage — to what pur- the poppy, guitar-driven and picks up into a foot-tap- Des Moines’ 80/35 music festival. pose, I have no idea. It felt a lit- sound listeners might expect. ping drum-and-tambourine It certainly wasn’t your typical tle psychedelic. Full of synthesizers, 808 duo halfway through. Independence Day — no over- Parents with children, parents beats, and Ignoring the slightly whelming heat, or blood, sweat, without children, and expecting ambiance, pompous lyrics, it’s a bounc- or tears. Well, maybe there were parents turned out in greater the album ing good time. tears. (And there might have numbers than college-age single is a head- One thing Broken Records been blood — I just didn’t know phones has going for it, though about it.) orgasm. unfortunately not heard on Either way, the Fourth went pretty much unnoticed, minus The the album, is a stellar stage the few shout-outs from the record presence. Though only per- Discovery bands (“Where are all my Fourth kicks off forming in the United with of July girls?” said rap/rocker G. LP Kingdom, reports of its “Orange Love) and the occasional waving shows — and the intensely Shirt,” an ####2 out flag in the crowd. Fireworks went positive audience response anthem of ##### off later in the evening, after about — tell the tale of a lyrical, headliner Ben Harper and w orking dance-inspiring band whose Relentless7 played the main things out with a lover, and it lead vocalist remains muf- stage. sets LP’s mood. The song fled during a set. Such is not It wasn’t like I took the time to showcases Discovery’s ability the case on the 10-track count heads, but I have to guess to create interesting, disso- Until the Earth Begins to Part, that there were more people in nant sounds — a talent illus- but as the band matures, it attendance July 4 than July 3. trated throughout the entire is likely its sound will, too — The main stage area seemed album. One of the reasons LP which is enough to leave filled to the brim relatively early, is so catchy is because the listeners with anticipation by the time third-from-the-end members of the band under- for the group’s next act G. Love & Special Sauce per- stand how effectively their release. formed. voices work against the — by Ellen Harris And yes, the painted-boob

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answer without KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN watching) UI junior Joe Beitelspacher works as a member of the catering staff for the Iowa Summer Writing Festival at the Old Capitol on Monday. The dinner was held on the second day of • Did My Husband Sleep Campus channel 4, the week-long workshop, which features lectures and studios from 12 authors of different With 20 Women and UITV schedule cable channel 17 Prostitutes? (Yes, but probably genres and attracts writers from around the country. not all at once.) 11:30 a.m. Newscast from Russia (in Russian) 7Women at Iowa, Interview with Shari Rhoads • I Slept With Five Men … Is 12:30 p.m. News from Québec (in French) 8University Lecture Committee, Daniel Ellsberg One My Baby’s Father? (Yes. 1 “Prairie Lights” Archive, William Lashner 9:30 Pentagon Papers Re-enactment, Law And he’s about to feel like he 2 News from Germany (in German) School Faculty re-enact the famous trial won the reverse lottery.) 3Women at Iowa, Interview with Shari Rhoads 10:30 Conversations from the Iowa Writ- 4 Guest lecture, William Wilkinson on ers’ Workshop, Michael Cunningham • My Daughter Is in the Naomi Klein, 3/8/2009 10:55 NEWS Update from Daily Iowan Seventh Grade! Is She a 5 University Lecture Committee, Naomi Klein Television Prostitute and a Pimp? 6:15 Brass Quintet Concert, December 2008 11 Women at Iowa, Interview with Shari (Doubtful; she’s likely one or 6:55 NEWS Update from Daily Iowan Television Rhoads the other, but not both.) • Can You Tell? Moms, Daughters, or Sisters? Tuesday, July 7, 2009 (Daughters. All of them. horoscopes — by Eugenia Last Guaranteed.) • Child Beauty Pageants … What Is the Cost of Winning? ARIES March 21-April 19 Criticism can be constructive, but don’t let it stop you (A normal childhood.) from finishing what you start. Don’t just listen to what’s being said, offer • I Need the Truth … Is My your input and ask questions if there are things you don’t agree with or Man Sleeping with Teen understand. With a clear picture of what’s required, you can get on with Girls? (If not, he’d like to be.) more enjoyable pastimes. • I Love You … How Could TAURUS April 20-May 20 Travel for business or pleasure will bring remarkable rev- You Sleep With My Mom? elations regarding your current position and partnerships. The possibilities are (He’s trash, and your mom endless. Communication will clear up any doubts and enable you to move forward. was willing.) GEMINI May 21-June 20 Take stock of what needs to be cleared up through deal- • Which of These Halloween ings with banks, government agencies, schools, hospitals, or the courts. The Honeys Is Really a Man? (The more precise and serious you are about what you want, the better the outcome. one with a penis.) CANCER June 21-July 22 Don’t reveal the way you feel, or you may be forced • Is My 13-Year-Old Daughter to talk about something you aren’t ready to discuss. The responsibilities Getting Paid to Have Sex? you have taken on will prepare you for something bigger and better, so stop (Maybe, if she’s entrepreneurial.) viewing your situation negatively. • You Said You Loved Me … Why Did You Try To Kill Me? LEO July 23-Aug. 22 You probably have as much knowledge and more finesse (Because you’re the kind of as anyone putting demands on you. Surround yourself with positive, upbeat person that would bring them doers who can and will contribute to your plans. on Maury.) VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22 A friendship with someone very different from your- • I’m Seven Months Pregnant self will help you see situations from many angles. An opportunity is avail- … How Could You Dump Me? able that you must take advantage of before someone else does. (You’ve put on weight.) LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 22 Get your priorities straight. You cannot let your heart rule • How Can You Deny that You your head. Once you have made a commitment, stick to it, or you will give the Are the Father of Our Child? impression that you are not reliable. Don’t renege on your promises or your plans. (He’s making a bet based on SCORPIO Oct. 23-Nov. 21 Don’t waffle — someone will take advantage of your his firsthand knowledge of vulnerability. Don’t let someone else’s jealousy cause you to doubt your your promiscuity.) ability. Avoid any complications by doing the work required on your own. • Is My Young Teen Daughter Sleeping with Older Men? SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-Dec. 21 You’ll be tempted to overspend when it’s not (Well, I doubt she’s sleeping necessary. Not finishing what you start or making accusations about what with younger men.) you can and cannot do will lead to criticism. A change in a personal relation- • I Got Pregnant at 14 — Are ship will catch you by surprise. You My Baby’s Daddy? (No, no CAPRICORN Dec. 22-Jan. 19 There is a time and place for everything, and I am not. Probably.) once in a while, you have to take a break for the sake of yourself and those who love you. An interesting look at your personal situation will make you — Andrew R. Juhl notes that these really are realize what you have and what you can strive to acquire. actual episodes of Maury; they premièred between 10/13/2000 and 3/16/2009. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 18 Your knowledge and fabulous way of analyzing sit- uations will grab someone’s interest. The more you share with someone you Think you’re pretty funny? Prove it. like, the stronger your bond with the person will become. Love is on the rise. 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The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, July 7, 2009 - 7 dailyiowan.com for more sports Sports SPORTS ’N’ STUFF Cubs’ sale set Crawford TB 82 330 56 105 .318 NATIONAL LEAGUE MYoung Tex 77 315 45 99 .314 East Division W L Pct GB Jeter NYY 76 315 52 99 .314 Philadelphia 43 37 .538 — Figgins LAA 79 311 61 97 .312 Florida 43 41 .512 2 Lind Tor 81 316 49 98 .310 1 New York 39 42 .481 4 ⁄2 AdJones Bal 75 298 52 91 .305 Atlanta 39 43 .476 5 Home Runs Washington 24 56 .300 19 CPena, Tampa Bay, 23; Branyan, Seattle, Central Division W L Pct GB 21; Morneau, Minnesota, 21; NCruz, Texas, St. Louis 45 39 .536 — 20; Dye, Chicago, 20; AHill, Toronto, 20; to go through Milwaukee 43 39 .524 1 Teixeira, New York, 20. Chicago 41 39 .513 2 Runs Batted In 1 Cincinnati 40 41 .494 3 ⁄2 Bay, Boston, 70; Morneau, Minnesota, 69; 1 Houston 40 41 .494 3 ⁄2 Longoria, Tampa Bay, 64; TorHunter, Los 1 Pittsburgh 37 46 .446 7 ⁄2 Angeles, 63; Teixeira, New York, 61; AHill, West Division W L Pct GB Toronto, 59; Lind, Toronto, 57; VMartinez, Los Angeles 52 30 .634 — Cleveland, 57. By DON BABWIN financially troubled gentleman and will be a San Francisco 45 37 .549 7 Pitching Colorado 43 39 .524 9 Halladay, Toronto, 10-2; Slowey, Minnesota, Associated Press media giant filed for really nice owner.” San Diego 35 47 .427 17 10-3; Wakefield, Boston, 10-3; Greinke, AP writer Rick Gano contributed to 1 bankruptcy last Decem- 34 49 .410 18 ⁄2 Kansas City, 10-4; Beckett, Boston, 9-3; Monday’s Games Buehrle, Chicago, 8-2; JerWeaver, Los CHICAGO — The Tri- ber; the Cubs were not this report. 4, Atlanta 2 Angeles, 8-3. Philadelphia 22, Cincinnati 1 bune Co. has reached a included in the filing. Houston 4, Pittsburgh 1 Colorado 1, Washington 0 WNBA written agreement to Tribune Co. Arizona 6, San Diego 5 EASTERN CONFERENCE sell the Chicago Cubs, announced in January San Francisco 5, Florida 4 W L Pct GB Today’s Games Indiana 8 2 .800 — , and other that the Ricketts family Cincinnati (Harang 5-8) at Philadelphia Chicago 6 4 .600 2 1 assets to the family of (Happ 5-0), 6:05 p.m. Connecticut 5 4 .556 2 ⁄2 bid had been selected L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 5-5) at N.Y. Mets 1 Washington 5 4 .556 2 ⁄2 TD Ameritrade founder over two others for the (Pelfrey 6-3), 6:10 p.m. Atlanta 5 7 .417 4 Atlanta (J.Vazquez 5-7) at Chicago Cubs 1 New York 3 6 .333 4 ⁄2 Joe Ricketts for approxi- team. 1 (Dempster 5-5), 7:05 p.m. Detroit 2 7 .222 5 ⁄2 Pittsburgh (Maholm 5-4) at Houston WESTERN CONFERENCE mately $900 million, a Cub fans have greeted (Moehler 5-4), 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB person close to the nego- St. Louis (Wainwright 8-5) at Milwaukee Minnesota 8 4 .667 — the news enthusiastical- (Gallardo 8-5), 7:05 p.m. 1 Phoenix 7 4 .636 ⁄2 tiations said Monday. ly, in part because the Washington (Zimmermann 3-3) at Colorado Seattle 6 4 .600 1 (Hammel 5-4), 7:40 p.m. San Antonio 4 4 .500 2 The agreement was Ricketts family in gen- 1 San Diego (Correia 5-6) at Arizona (D.Davis Los Angeles 3 6 .333 3 ⁄2 3-8), 8:40 p.m. Sacramento 2 8 .200 5 reached over the week- eral, and the family Florida (Jo.Johnson 7-1) at San Francisco Monday’s Games end, and a document point man in the bid in (Zito 4-8), 9:15 p.m. No games scheduled Today’s Games outlining the deal — particular, are viewed San Antonio at Seattle, 2 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE Connecticut at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. called a term sheet — as loyal Cub fans. East Division W L Pct GB Washington at Minnesota, 7 p.m. was sent to Major Tom Ricketts has fig- Boston 49 33 .598 — Chicago at Sacramento, 9 p.m. New York 48 34 .585 1 League Baseball for ured prominently in the 1 Tampa Bay 44 39 .530 5 ⁄2 Toronto 43 41 .512 7 PTL STANDINGS review, selection process, from 1 Baltimore 36 47 .434 13 ⁄2 Culver's of Coralville 6 0 according his days living across Central Division W L Pct GB Mike Gatens Real Estate/McCurrys 3 3 Detroit 44 38 .537 — Jill Armstrong of Lepic Kroeger 3 3 to the per- 1 the street from Wrigley Minnesota 43 40 .518 1 ⁄2 Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow 3 3 Chicago 42 40 .512 2 Vinton Merchants 2 4 son, who Field to the day he met Kansas City 36 46 .439 8 L.L. Pelling/Iowa City Ready Mix 1 5 1 spoke on his wife in the bleachers Cleveland 33 50 .398 11 ⁄2 Monday’s Games West Division W L Pct GB Jill Armstrong of Lepic Kroeger Realtors 100, the condi- of the storied park. Los Angeles 46 35 .568 — L.L. Pelling/Iowa City Ready Mix 81 Texas 45 36 .556 1 Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing tion of Ricketts fueled the per- 1 Seattle 43 39 .524 3 ⁄2 109, Mike Gatens Real Estate/McCurrys Oakland 35 46 .432 11 106, 2OT anonymity Ricketts ception that he is Monday’s Games Culver's of Coralville 85, Vinton Merchants because among the loyal with Toronto 7, N.Y. Yankees 6 83 prospective Kansas City 4, Detroit 3 Monday, July 13 Games the agree- owner his initial public state- Oakland 6, Boston 0 Culver's of Coralville vs. Mike Gatens Real L.A. Angels 9, Texas 4 Estate/McCurrys, 6 p.m. Old gym ment had ment about the plan to Seattle 5, Baltimore 0 Vinton Merchants vs. Jill Armstrong of Lepic not been announced. Today’s Games Kroeger Realtors, 6 p.m. New gym purchase the team. Kansas City (Chen 0-2) at Detroit (Verlander L.L. Pelling/Iowa City Ready Mix vs. The term sheet is not a “We share the goal of 8-4), 6:05 p.m. Imprinted Sportswear/Goodfellow Printing, Toronto (Rzepczynski 0-0) at Tampa Bay 7:30 p.m. New gym final agreement, accord- Cubs fans everywhere (J.Shields 6-6), 6:08 p.m. Oakland (Eveland 1-2) at Boston (Beckett 9- ing to the person, who to win a World Series 3), 6:10 p.m. GAME TIME LEAGUE STANDINGS N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 7-5) at Minnesota said it contains details and build the consistent Coralville Hy-Vee 5 1 (S.Baker 6-6), 7:10 p.m. Active Endeavors/McCurrys 4 2 on how the Ricketts fam- championship tradition Cleveland (Sowers 2-6) at Chicago White Goodfellow /Imprinted Sportswear 2 4 Sox (Buehrle 8-2), 7:11 p.m. ily will finance the deal. that the fans deserve,” L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting 1 5 Texas (Nippert 0-0) at L.A. Angels (Lackey 3-3), 9:05 p.m. Today’s Games The deal also would give he said at the time. L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting vs. Coralville Hy- Baltimore (Guthrie 6-8) at Seattle (Bedard 5- Vee, 6 p.m. Old gym the Ricketts family a 25 But negotiations last- 2), 9:10 p.m. Active Endeavors/McCurrys vs. Goodfellow ed longer than expected, Printing/Imprinted Sportswear 6 p.m. New percent interest in a BASEBALL’S TOP TEN gym regional cable-television complicated by factors Thursday, July 9 Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Coralville Hyvee vs. Active sports network. such as Tribune Co.’s G AB R H Pct. Endeavors/McCurrys, 6 p.m. Old gym financial straits as well HaRamirez Fla 78 298 51 103 .346 L.L. Pelling/Cullen Painting vs. Goodfellow Tribune Co. would not Pujols StL 83 280 66 94 .336 Printing/Imprinted Sportswear, 6 p.m. New confirm an agreement as the Ricketts’ efforts Beltran NYM 62 241 40 81 .336 gym Sandoval SF 75 279 37 93 .333 had been reached. to secure financing dur- Tejada Hou 80 326 46 107 .328 Pierre LAD 74 253 37 83 .328 TOUR DE FRANCE AT A GLANCE “We continue an active ing the recession. Braun Mil 80 307 59 100 .326 LA GRANDE-MOTTE, France (AP) — A brief On Monday, though, DWright NYM 80 304 51 99 .326 dialogue with the Rick- look at Monday’s third stage of the Tour de Hawpe Col 75 265 48 86 .325 France: Cub manager Lou Helton Col 76 281 44 89 .317 etts family with an eye Stage: A 122.11-mile trek from Marseille to Home Runs Piniella expressed opti- La Grande-Motte. toward reaching a defini- Pujols, St. Louis, 31; AdGonzalez, San Mark Cavendish of Britain, who Diego, 24; Reynolds, Arizona, 24; Dunn, Winner: tive agreement,” mism about the deal. won the final sprint in front of Thor Hushovd Washington, 22; Fielder, Milwaukee, 22; of Norway and Cyril Lemoine of France. “I’m glad to see that Ibanez, Philadelphia, 22; Howard, spokesman Gary Weit- Cavendish won his second consecutive Philadelphia, 20. stage and his sixth overall on the Tour. man said in an e-mail. things are progressing,” Runs Batted In Fabian Cancellara of Pujols, St. Louis, 82; Fielder, Milwaukee, 76; Yellow Jersey: he said. “Yeah, it’s a pos- Switzerland, winner of the opening time-trial “We don’t intend to com- Howard, Philadelphia, 61; Reynolds, last Saturday. Tony Martin of Germany is in Arizona, 61; HaRamirez, Florida, 60; Dunn, ment on the specifics of itive thing for this second, trailing the time-trial Olympic cham- Washington, 59; Ibanez, Philadelphia, 59; pion by 33 seconds. Seven-time Tour de organization. It’s been a Utley, Philadelphia, 59. any potential transac- France winner Lance Armstrong moved up Pitching to third place, 40 seconds back. tion.” while. It was good news. Marquis, Colorado, 11-5; Lincecum, San “Never say never” — Francisco, 9-2; Cain, San Francisco, 9-2; Quote of the Day: The team has been on I heard it when I came Lance Armstrong, about the prospect of tak- Billingsley, Los Angeles, 9-4; JSantana, New ing the yellow leader’s jersey from York, 9-7; Cook, Colorado, 8-3; Gallardo, the market since 2007, to the ball park, and I Cancellara in today’s team time trial in Milwaukee, 8-5. Montpellier. when real-estate mogul was very pleased.” AMERICAN LEAGUE Next stage: Today’s third stage is a 24.2- G AB R H Pct. mile team time trial in Montpellier. Sam Zell announced his Piniella said he has ISuzuki Sea 74 328 41 118 .360 Armstrong’s Astana team, Saxo Bank, Rolen Tor 72 272 44 89 .327 $8.2 billion purchase of not met Tom Ricketts, Columbia and Garmin are considered the Morneau Min 82 313 56 101 .323 main contenders on a technical course. but “I heard he’s a fine MiCabrera Det 80 304 48 98 .322 Tribune Co. The Is Federer the best tennis player ever? Yes compare players from different time periods. When it comes to sports, I am As Federer prepares for the a numbers guy. Why? Because U.S. Open in August, where he is stats don’t lie. They don’t need the five-time defending champ, to be interpreted, just calculat- his record number of Grand ed. Slam titles stands alone in his- This remains true for tennis tory at 15 … and counting. star Roger Federer, whose sta- — by Robbie Lehman tus as the greatest men’s tennis player of all time will surely be debated on every sports-media No outlet this week. Roger Federer has 15 Grand His recent Wimbledon victory, Slam titles, has made 20 Grand another instant classic, earned Slam finals, and has earned him a record-breaking 15th more money playing on tennis Grand Slam title. If that stat by courts worldwide than any play- itself doesn’t persuade people er to come before him. that he is the greatest ever, But is he the best ever? No. they should keep reading. That distinction belongs to Federer has an exceptional “Pistol” Pete Sampras. record in Grand Slam finals, win- Federer is a jack-of-all- ning those 15 in 20 appearances. trades-style player. A more ver- He has also reached the semifi- satile tennis star has never nals or better in 21-straight existed. But Sampras had a total Grand Slam tournaments, a mastery of his first and second stretch that began five years serve, the forehand, and the ago. He has basically been “chip-and-charge.” Not to men- unstoppable since 2003. tion, there has never been a Still need more proof? more deadly overhead smash in Federer has 60 career titles the history of tennis. overall. He also set the record The iconic “air-Sampras” for the most consecutive weeks shot could serve as the Jerry spent ranked as the world’s No. West-esque image for profes- ALASTAIR GRANT/ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 player (237), a ranking he sional tennis. Yes, his game had Roger Federer of Switzerland leaps into the air after defeating Andy recaptured from Rafael Nadal more holes than Federer’s, but Roddick to win the men’s singles championship on the Centre Court with the win in London this Federer lacks the dominance of at Wimbledon on Sunday. past weekend. his own skill set that Sampras Just when everyone virtually had at his prime. sob fest that was Federer’s loss the 1995 Australian Open, when counted him out and dubbed And speaking of primes, no to rival Rafael Nadal in the he learned his coach, Tim Nadal as the next great player, player in open history has Australian Open. Someone Gullikson, was dying of a brain Federer came back strong, win- enjoyed the dominant prime needs to tell Federer that pub- tumor. A fan yelled “Do it for ning three of the last four that was 1993-1998, when lic tears are only allowed in pro coach,” and Sampras majors in a calendar year. Sampras was the top-ranked sports when you win, not when broke down. Now, I wasn’t alive or old player in the world for a record you get taken out by your Not to mention, Sampras is enough to remember some of six-consecutive years. biggest rival. It may humanize married to Bridgette Wilson, or tennis’ legends, including Pete Critics often said Sampras you and help move merchan- as you may better know her, Sampras, who was the previous was boring, that he didn’t dise, but it does little to strike Veronica Vaughn from Billy record holder with 14 Grand seem to care, and that tennis fear into the competition. Madison. That alone puts him Slam titles, but that’s another wasn’t really his life. But I’ll The big Sampras tear higher in the pantheon of great- great thing about stats: They take the ice-cold demeanor of moment came when he was ness than Federer. can be used to measure and Sampras over the tear-ridden playing in the quarterfinals of — by Sean Morgan

8 - The Daily Iowan - Iowa City, Iowa - Tuesday, July 7, 2009 Sports dailyiowan.com for more sports Fuller notches 27 Football hit

PAYNE “We kept using a little the ball to the game’s high with a Fuller lay-up. It CONTINUED FROM 10 high screen. Got him iso- scorer, Jordan Eglseder, bounced harmlessly off the lated on the weak side who scored on a low post rim but was caught by by bad news “He’s a great point block.” turnaround lay-up to force Coleman and dunked with guard,” Fuller said. “He Fuller’s mismatch was a second overtime. He fin- authority. On the ensuing really knows how to pass exploited to the tune of 27 ished his double-double possession, Eglseder’s 3- FOOTBALL seeking comment on Monday. the ball. I’m excited to points and 13 rebounds. outing with 31 points and pointattempt rimmed out, “We were hopeful that giving Imprinted/Goodfel- CONTINUED FROM 10 see how he progresses His performance wasn’t 18 rebounds. Julian’s injury could be healed low a 109-106 victory. this summer.” enough to end the contest The second overtime “We are really coming Coleman cited “family rea- through normal rehab, but it Following a missed free in the first overtime, ended much like the first, together now,” Lehman sons” for his decision to trans- became apparent surgical throw by the incoming though; Gatens/McCurry’s decided on the final two said. “Cully is very intelli- fer, which he made “a couple repair was the best path to freshman May, Imprint- wouldn’t go away. May possessions. gent. Fuller had another weeks ago.” He also confirmed take,” Ferentz said. “Julian ed/Goodfellow tied the used his 6-5 frame and Payne brought his team double-digit rebound per- reports coming out of his game after former UNI quick first step to slash may miss some playing time, within one point after scor- formance, and [Devan] home state of Texas that he player Eric Coleman into the paint and fire off but we are optimistic he will ing on a falling left handed Bawinkel has been getting will play at Lamar University, rebounded a Fuller miss shot after shot from diffi- return to full strength very lay-up from a break with some really great shots.” located in his hometown of and put it in at the buzzer. early in the season. We’ll take cult angles, scoring 23 on 1:07 left in the contest.With There are no games on Beaumont. The opening minute of it day by day.” the night. May beat the a chance to put the game Wednesday, but when Lamar, which initially the first overtime belonged other nine down the court away, May drove to his Prime Time returns to dropped its football pro- Last, there’s the third and to Fuller, who scored seven and scored a fast-break right but lost control ofthe action on July 13, Imprint- gram in 1989, had the pro- possibly most ominous blow: quick points, all in the lay-up to bring the game ball with 30 seconds left. ed/Goodfellow will face Jar- gram reinstated at the Divi- Sophomore running back paint, to give Imprinted/ within two. With the ball in the ryd Cole and Pelling /Ready sion-I level and will start Jewel Hampton, who was Goodfellow the early lead. Payne missed a 2-point- hands of its leading scorer, Mix. Culver’s of Coralville is playing games again in the listed as the first-string run- “We thought he had a er on the next possession, Imprinted/Goodfellow the next team on the sched- fall of 2010. ning back after spring prac- mismatch,” Lehman said. and Gatens/McCurry’s got looked to win the game ule for Gatens/ McCurry’s. Coleman also addressed tice in April, suffered a knee previous rumors that began injury last week during non- spreading after spring prac- contact drills. tice that he thought about leaving Iowa then, saying, The extent of the injury is Gatens terrific in return game still unknown. A source famil- “They were true at the time.” In addition, he said he and iar with the situation said GATENS closed the gap to within brushed it off and came complete stop,” he said. the Iowa coaching staff had Hampton was having an MRI CONTINUED FROM 10 10 points several times back down, and hit a cou- Cole led Pelling/Ready discussed redshirting him for performed this week, but and made one last push ple of 3s right back at Mix, posting a double-dou- the upcoming season before results from the MRI are not the gap to single digits at after former Hawkeye them, and we did a great ble with 25 points and 15 he decided to leave. known. Serving as Shonn 68-59 after a 3-pointer Jason Price hit a 3-point- job finishing at the end.” rebounds, but he strug- “It was a possibility that I Greene’s back-up last year, from Caleb Recker with er to cut Armstrong’s lead Cole said he felt his gled at the free-throw line, would redshirt, just depending the Indianapolis native had 10:15 left in regulation. on how everything went,” Cole- to 79-72 with 6:45 left. team’s effort was there, but shooting only 3-for-8 from 463 yards rushing and seven But Armstrong had an man said in a phone interview But it was Gatens’ when it came to stopping the charity stripe. touchdowns on 91 carries. immediate answer; with the DI on Monday. “I night, and he proceeded Armstrong from scoring,the “I’m trying to get points He also had 23 kickoff Gatens drilled a 3-pointer, to nail another 3-pointer. team couldn’t come through. any way I can, and if I go would have looked more into it returns for the Hawkeyes on and former Radford Col- “We let down a little bit “We could contain strong to the hole, I’m after camp.” special teams. lege player Nick McFarlin and didn’t get back on them for a little while, bound to get a call sooner or “[The coaches] were understanding about every- On Hampton’s Facebook followed with a lay-up. defense a couple of times,” but we just couldn’t later,” he said.“I just have to thing. They understood why Pelling/Ready Mix Gatens said. “We just make them come to a capitalize on free throws.” page, he requested people to I wanted to leave.” stop asking him about his In the same Monday knee on Monday because he release, Ferentz also con- didn’t known the extent of firmed the second hit: Junior his injury. offensive lineman Julian Coach keeps players loose Vandervelde recently had There has been speculation surgery to take care of an Hampton tore his anterior STOERMER key fundamentals, such as things that will keep her so far, and he attributes the injury sustained during sum- cruciate ligament (ACL), mer workouts. which if the case, could poten- CONTINUED FROM 10 boxing out,” she said. “He motivated,” Stoermer said. success to the emphasis on makes sure we are push- “If I can challenge her to hustling and playing tough Details surrounding the tially sideline him for the ing ourselves and making stay committed on the defense. Because there isn’t injury’s extent and what type of entire 2009 season. “I think she is the big ourselves better, but at the defensive side of the ball all anything a coach in the operation was performed on the If Hampton misses any surprise of the league and same time, he can throw game, it will rub off on the Game Time can do for Davenport native were not men- playing time, the position will tioned in the release. Van- is way better than every- in a few side comments other players on the team.” discipline besides tak- likely be filled by either red- one thought,” he said. “I that make us laugh.” Alexander said she ing away playing time, dervelde, who was listed after spring practices as the shirt freshman Jeff Brinson or just try to give her confi- For his veteran players, enjoys her coach’s defen- he tells his players as Hawkeyes’ first-string right junior Paki O’Meara. dence and let her know she such as Iowa junior sive mindset. long as they hustle, they guard, started in Iowa’s last nine Iowa’s first game is slated doesn’t have to worry Kachine Alexander, Stoer- “You can have an off will play. games at left guard a year ago. for Sept. 5 at Kinnick Stadi- about anything right now.” mer said there isn’t much night on offense, but you “I tell them if they are He did not return calls um against Northern Iowa. Johnson said that he can tell them that they should never have an off committed to playing although Stoermer tries to don’t already know about night on defense. That is defense, they will play make it fun most of the the game. But even though actually one of my mot- more,” he said. “But most of time, he still makes sure they might know the fun- tos,” Alexander said. all, I want them to know the players play the game damentals, he can still “That is what [Stoermer] that I’m doing this for fun the right way. challenge them. is all about.” because I love it, and I want “He definitely makes “I’m always trying to Stoermer’s team has a 5-1 them to play the game as sure we are working on the challenge [Alexander] with record,the best in the league though they love it.”

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TUESDAY, JULY 7, 2009 Wave Gatens back with bang of bad Gatens shows no ill effects from news Jason Kidd appendectomy in first game Jacody Coleman BASKETBALL back. will transfer, G Jason Kidd By CLARK CAHILL Julian staying with [email protected] Vandervelde is Mavs It isn’t always easy to injured, and DALLAS (AP) — Jason Kidd come back from a two- isn’t going anywhere. week break and perform at Jewel Hampton’s The free-agent point guard a high level, especially has agreed to sign a three-year after having surgery. But status is contract for more than $25 mil- Iowa sophomore-to-be unknown. lion to remain with Dirk Matt Gatens proved it’s Nowitzki and the rest of the possible Monday night in Mavericks. The New York Knicks Prime Time play. By BRENDAN STILES were among Kidd’s suitors. After having his appen- [email protected] “We are excited that JKidd dix removed June 21, the The hits keep on coming and the Mavs have reached an Iowa City native tallied 32 this off-season for the Iowa agreement to have Jason return points and grabbed six Hawkeyes, as three blows to the Mavs,” Maverick owner rebounds for Jill Arm- were dealt to Mark Cuban said via e-mail strong of Lepic-Kroeger the depth Monday. “We look forward to him Realtors in a 100-81 rout of charts on continuing to take a major role L.L. Pelling/Iowa City Monday. with the team.” Ready Mix. The first With the contract, the 37- “It felt good. It’s just a con- year-old Kidd could end his process of getting back to firmed career in Dallas, which is where where I was before, getting reports from he started in 1994. The Oakland, my legs back, getting my over the Coleman Calif., native was the No. 2 over- strength back,” Gatens said. weekend: all pick out of California; he has transfering “I got a little bit tired toward Iowa head also played for Phoenix and New the end, but that’s just some- coach Kirk Jersey. thing that you know is going Ferentz Kidd’s return helps the to happen, because you announced Mavericks as they pursue a sup- haven’t done anything for junior line- porting cast around Nowitzki two weeks.” backer from not having to find a replace- He made it look as though Jacody Cole- ment to recruiting players. Kidd, the break had no ill effect on man will who is third on the career assist his game — he shot 11-for-17 leave the list, also will continue to mentor from the field, including 6-for-9 Hawkeyes. Vandervelde J.J. Barea, who emerged as a from 3-point range. Coleman injured solid backup last season, and raw “He didn’t lose himself,” Iowa had 28 of his rookie Rodrigue Beaubois, who is junior Jarryd Cole of 52 career coming over from France. Pelling/Ready Mix said. “He tackles last BASEBALL played really well tonight, so season for big ups to him on the victory.” Iowa after Wells, Lee lead Armstrong head coach playing in all Cubs past Braves Dan Ahrens said he didn’t RACHEL JESSEN/THE DAILY IOWAN 13 know what to expect from Iowa sophomore Matt Gatens lines up a shot during Armstrong’s game against Pelling/Ready Mix on of the CHICAGO (AP) — Rookie Gatens, but that didn’t stop Monday in North Liberty. The contest was Gatens’ first game since coming back from an appendectomy. Hawkeyes’ Randy Wells won his fourth- him from pushing the Iowa contests. Hampton straight start, Derrek Lee City native during his first “We appre- status unknown homered, and the Chicago night back — he kept the we don’t play Wednesday out to a 14-point lead early ON THE WEB ciate Cubs got their sixth win in guard in for the entire game. night, so there was no rea- in the second half and Go to dailyiowan.com for Jacody’s efforts and contri- eight games, beating the “I was pretty surprised at son to take him out.” appeared to be in control of video footage of Monday’s butions the past two years Atlanta Braves, 4-2, on how well he played,” Ahrens Gatens led the way in the game. But Pelling/ Prime Time League game and wish him success in Monday night. said. “He got really tired in the first half, scoring 15 between Armstrong and the years ahead,” Ferentz Ready Mix still had some Wells (4-3) gave up seven hits the second half, but I think points as Armstrong took a Pelling/Ready Mix. said in a release. and two runs in six innings, he needs to play. He needs 43-33 lead into halftime. gas in the tank, and it closed including a homer to Nate to get the stamina back, and Armstrong soon jumped SEE GATENS, 8 SEE FOOTBALL, 8 McLouth. Kevin Gregg worked the ninth for his 15th save in 18 chances. Jair Jurrjens (6-7), who 2 held the Phillies hitless for 6 ⁄3 Coaching for the love of it innings in his previous start, gave up four runs and seven hits in six innings, including Game Time Lee’s 16th homer, a two-run Payne shines coach finds joy shot in the first. Cub third baseman Aramis in basketball. Ramirez returned to the lineup after missing two months with By CLARK CAHILL a dislocated left shoulder and in double OT [email protected] got a loud ovation in his first at-bat. He went 0-for-4. Prime Time game decided in Some people go fishing Jurrjens had given up only or play an instrument in six homers all year before Lee double overtime. their spare time. For drove a pitch deep into the Games Time’s Coralville Hy-Vee head coach Mike left-field bleachers in the first By SEAN MORGAN — one out after a leadoff single ON THE WEB Stoermer, his free time con- [email protected] by Kosuke Fukudome — to give Go to dailyiowan.com for video sists of mostly one thing: footage of Monday’s basketball. the Cubs an early cushion. It was just a Prime Time KC MCGINNIS/THE DAILY IOWAN Prime Time League Aside from playing and The Cubs tacked on two League game. Winning or Hy-Vee coach Mike Stoermer talks with his team in the huddle during game between observing the game, Stoer- more in the second with four- losing in this league will halftime of its Game Time contest on July 2. Stoermer has coached Imprinted/Goodfellow mer has coached in Game straight two-out hits. Mike not reflect on a college and Gatens/McCurry’s. in the summer league since its inception in 2001. Time since its inception in Fontenot and Wells singled, player’s career success. Fukudome lined an RBI double offensive approach. 2001. Knowing Stoermer participating in college ath- Second in a Just don’t tell that to letics, he decided to take a into the right-field corner, “We talked about coached girls’ AAU basket- incoming Iowa freshman break from coaching AAU four-part series and Ryan Theriot beat an out attacking the basket ball for many years, Game Cully Payne. and focus on watching his an infield single to short as before we shot the 3 or the Time director Randy Lar- This week, The Daily Iowan “I like to win,” he said. kids play for a little while. Wells scored for a 4-0 lead. jump shot,” he said. “To son asked him to coach will have a four-part series “Yes, it was tiring. But we “I have two kids playing Chicago loaded the bases try to draw defenders at when he was assembling profiling some of those who in the third, but Braves already played so much, I collegiate basketball right us. Not just settling for the women’s league. It did spend their summers coaching shortstop Yunel Escobar was thinking, ‘Why not now, so I’m spending a lot of the easy jump shot.” not take long for Stoermer in the Prime Time and Game went deep in the hole to col- just win it?’ ” my time going to those Time Leagues going on in the Attacking the basket is to realize the Game Time lect Wells’ grounder and Just winning it against games,” he said. “When my North Liberty Community exactly what Imprinted/ was something he wanted made a strong throw to first Iowa teammate Eric May kids are done, I may do some Center. Today, we profile Mike Goodfellow did. With 30 to continue working with. to end the inning. and Gatens Real more coaching at some point.” Soermer, who coaches seconds to go in regula- “After I agreed to coach Estate/McCurry’s proved Stoermer’s daughter, Coralville Hy-Vee in the Game tion, Payne cut into the in the league, I pretty much TV TODAY to be too difficult to Courtney, recently finished Time League. lane, faked the lay-up, just fell in love with it,” he MLB accomplish in regulation. her sophomore season at and fed Iowa sophomore said. “My daughter played • Atlanta at Chicago Cubs, 7 It took two overtimes for Northern Colorado. His son recruits in Morgan John- Aaron Fuller at the base- in it, and there have been p.m., WGN Imprinted many great connections Jordan, the youngest of the son. Despite the small line with a through-the- • Cleveland at Chicago White Sportswear/Goodfellow made since it has started. I three, plays basketball at amount of coaching he can legs pass. Fuller scored, Sox, 7 p.m., CSN Printing to put away really enjoy it.” Kirkwood, and his eldest do in the summer league, making the score 89-87. CYCLING Randy Larson’s squad, The Coralville Hy-Vee son, Cody, played soccer at he said, with a player such Payne finished with 22 • Tour de France, Stage 4, at 109-106. Imprinted/Good- store director coached the Iowa Central. as Johnson, he wants to points and eight assists. Montpellier, France, 7:30 a.m., fellow coach Kevin Iowa Elite AAU team from This summer, Stoermer instill confidence. VERSUS Lehman said the key to 2005-07. But once Stoer- was lucky enough to draft victory was the team’s SEE PAYNE, 8 mer’s children started one of Iowa’s best incoming SEE STOERMER, 8