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Mayor Abramson Calls on Volunteers for Brightside Republic Bank Community-wide Cleanup
Wednesday October 19, 2005
Mayor Jerry Abramson today issued a call for volunteers to help beautify Louisville at the annual Brightside/Republic Bank Community-wide Cleanup on Saturday, October 29, 8 a.m. to noon. The cleanup is part of the ongoing community-wide "Keep It Clean" campaign to reduce litter throughout Louisville.
"The Cleanup is a structured way for families, neighborhood groups, church groups, school groups, Cub Scouts and social clubs to make a difference in their hometown," Abramson said. "A clean community is not only a good place to live, it's a good place to locate a business and raise a family."
Individual volunteers or groups are asked to select any part of the community they wish to clean, then call MetroCall at 311 to have Louisville Metro Solid Waste Management pick up filled trash bags at the end of the day. Bags, gloves, a free T-shirt and morning refreshments will be given out to community volunteers from the following Republic Bank locations:
· 4921 Brownsboro Road
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"Brightside has been so successful in beautifying our city due our many tremendous partnerships with the business community. We appreciate the support of Republic Bank, who recognizes that we all share a responsibility to make our community a cleaner, greener and more beautiful place to live," Abramson said.
Republic Bank & Trust Company chairman and CEO Steve Trager said Republic is proud to be a sponsor of the Community-Wide Cleanup. "We look forward to Brightside's continued efforts in keeping our beautiful city clean," he said. Republic is Louisville's largest locally owned bank.
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You know why this is called the Classic Floor Drive Pump. Lezyne has took its high pressure (aka road) design and built one up that strongly resembles the Silca Pista of old. Wood handle, steel barrel, steel piston, are all taken out of Silca's playbook.
But Lezyne also takes from its own playbook. The CNC-machined aluminum base, 2.5-inch oversized gauge, the 43-inch rubber hose, and the Flip and Speed Chucks.
The gauge reads to 160psi. The Flip Chuck is Lezyne's reversible Schrader/Presta valve head with a button for bleeding air. That button is called the ABS, Air Bleed System. The Speed Chuck is a great add-on for people who prefer slip-on pump chucks. It also sports a 90-degree angle, so it can fit in the valve port of disc wheels.
The Lezyne Classic Floor Dive Pump measures 5.9 x 7.9 x 25in (15 x 20 x 63.5 cm). The handle is 9.5in. The interior diameter of the barrel is 28mm, which means the pump has been optimized for high pressure applications. It has a claimed weight of 3.75lbs (1.7kg). The colors are Red and Silver.
- Varnished wood handle and smooth, CNC-machined alloy are built for the rigors of a lifetime of use
- Two-and-a-half-inch oversized pressure gauge remains easy to view, no matter how bad your eyes get
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Simply Perfect
Trevor Jackson
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Lezyne gets back to the basisc with a simple, smooth, reliable and long last pump. No bells and whistles here, just a sturdy pump that gets the job done.
perfect pump for the hardcore unicyclist
Emerson Takahashi
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- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I've been dreaming of getting one of these floor pumps for a while and finally pulled the trigger!
It's a pricey floor pump, but it's gorgeous looking and pumps like a champ.
I love Lezyne's flip chuck. It screws onto any schrader or presta valve without worries of cross threading or letting all of your hard pumped air out.
These also come with a needle, so I can keep my basket ball inflated and show my girlfriend who boss is around here.
(just kidding, she's 5'11 and was on the varsity team).
This 2.8x57cm shaft is no two pump chump!
If you're serious about inflating that tube to go float the river, or have a ton of beach balls that you want to blow up, your search ends here.
Pumping Master
Danielle Hayes
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- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This is my first floor pump, compared to others that I have used through friends I must say that my house may turn into the new fill up station because this pump rocks. The wood handles are absolutely fantastic and the pump in general is high quality. The hose is a good length. You can use this on both Presta and Schraeder valves.
Business end.
David Thiel
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This is the presta end of the chuck. Look closely and you can see external and internal o-rings, as well as the threads inside...
Hose clips to base. Neat.
David Thiel
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The hose clips into the base to keep things neat and tidy. Really nice feature.
Look at the hose. Just look at it.
David Thiel
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Note the hose length. You can have your bike up on a repair stand and still inflate the tires. Really helpful!
Chuck detail
David Thiel
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Here's a side view of the flip chuck. Once you use it, you won't want anything else.
-- small black dot bleeds air from the pump's hose, easing release
-- big black dot bleeds air from the tire (it's on the other side, not pictured.
-- chuck screws on both presta and schraeder valves
-- unscrew the chuck from the hose and flip it in five seconds to change valve types. Super easy.
-- Chuck is labeled for different valves so newbies can use your pump without ruining it or their stems
Gauge Detail
David Thiel
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Goes to 160. Mine reads about 10psi heavier than actual.
Lezyne Pumps = Best
David Thiel
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- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Use it once and you'll understand why these pumps command -- and deserve -- the premium price.
The flip chuck screws on to the valve stems of your tubes --meaning a positive, leak free seal with no air lost during connection and disconnection. Once you use this type of chuck, you'll never go back.
The pressure gauge is hard to read at a distance, and mine comes about 10 heavier than actual pressure. But those are nits in an otherwise fantastic pump. Look no further.
Adding to the value: the pump is solidly built, with quality materials... and it looks great too.
Great pump
Troy Rutherford
Member since
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Finally broke down and bought a pump. easy to dismiss the value when you have an air compressor in the garage. Compared to most pumps I've used the flip chuck makes inflating tires to the correct pressure a breeze, no more fumbling trying to flip the lever on an air chuck and remove quickly without loosing air.
Be carefull and remember there is a pressure relief for the hose before trying to remove the flip chuck. only a problem with removable valve cores. only did it twice before figuring out what I had done.
Than Volk
Member since
I've been stuck with hand pumps all summer so it's a relief to finally have a proper floor pump to efficiently fill my mountain bike's tires. The pump looks great (I love the wood handle) and is well constructed. The screw-able Flip Chuck valve head supports both Schrader and Presta. It's worth the extra time for the seal it provides. If that's not your style, the Speed Chuck attachment replicates slip-on functionality, adds a right angle, is quick, and works well. As mentioned by others, the gauge goes up to 160 psi, even if hard to read from a distance. All around great pump, nothing to complain about over here.
Great Pump
R.J. Gardner
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This guy does everything I wanted it to and then some. The screw on tip, though a bit more time consuming, is really awesome and really dials in specific PSI's. Pumps up real high, and comes with different tip attachments for presta and shrader valves. Super sweet looking and so far good and durable too.
Lezyne Classic Drive Floor Pump
Member since
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Fantastic quality and accurate (compared to an older gauge). It looks good and works. Not more I can ask for.
Lezyne Classic...it's a classic
Brett Beal
Member since
This is a great pump! I love how it actually screws on to the Presta valves. When putting in the 120-140 PSI it creates a great seal and makes sure that the air goes straight into the tube. It also prevents the valve from being bent. Very efficient and well made pump.
Wood Grain Grippin'
Ryan Hosfelt
Member since
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
Inflates my tires to 140psi, build quality is solid (esp. the aluminum base), and the wood grain handle is flossy. SO FLOSSY! Attaching the pump valve to the tire valve is more time consuming than your average pump, but the fit is also more secure... So none of your precious psis will escape when you detach. Speed chuck is included for quick attach/detach (for those in a hurry). Overall, this is the nicest floor pump I've used or owned.
Really nice pump
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The nicest thing about this pump is it just works great. The connection on presta valves is simple and works without bending the valves like the clamp on style. Additionally this pump just looks sharp nice base and great finish ( mines black), along with the dark wood handle, it really just looks nice. I've only had it a couple of days but I deflated and re-inflated tires about 10 times just to test it, and it works as advertised. I'll re-submit if it doesn't last but just looking at the workmanship and attention to detail I don't anticipate any issues. I forgot to mention the hose is nice an long so I can inflate the tires even after I put them on the car rack
Solid construction, hoping for long life
David Platt
Member since
I'm coming off a Topeak pump that last almost ten years. This Lezyne is much better constructed with high quality parts and a nice hefty feel. The Flip Chuck is a great easy to use feature that comes in really handy when you have a lot of bikes - I skip the speed chuck but it worked just fine the few days I had it on there. The dial is a little hard to read all the way down on the floor with tiny letters, but a paint pen mark on the preferred setting sis the way to go anyway. Moves a high volume of air and gets tires ready to roll in a hurry - even the 2.35 wide guys!
Great quality pump
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I bought this pump to use with my mountain bike, and my roommate uses it for his road bike. The screw on nozzle is really awesome. It is really great for fine tune pressure. my roommate loves the design, and he is a mechanical engineer who is super picky so that means a lot!
high quality
james marsh
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- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
very high quality pump. the screw on nozzle is so much better than other designs.
Great package
Daryl Deprey
Member since
This is a very nice pump. The wooden handle has a classic and comfortable feel. Gauge being at the base generally makes it hard to see but the writing is large enough.
i picked this up in addition to the SKS Digital gauge so I can pump road tires up to pressure easily but also be able to fine tune pressures on my mountain bike.
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Urban Mansion
The Urban Mansion of Sagalassos is located in the eastern domestic area of the town, east of the main road that connected the upper with the lower city. As part of the Early Imperial development of this residential quarter in the early 1st century AD a first peristyle house (Courtyard XIII) was constructed. During the next centuries this private dwelling was several times repaired, rebuilt and extended. For instance, in the 2nd-3rd century AD a second private courtyard (Courtyard XXV) was added in the zone east of the original peristylium and in the 4rd century AD a private bathing complex was constructed (Rooms IX, X, XV and XVI) north of it. Eventually, the pre-existing structures were incorporated in a large elite mansion in the 5th century AD. At its high days the residence consisted of - at least - 66 spaces spread over seven different terraces on the slope. Thus far, its borders have not yet been found. Both the impressive architecture with its numerous reception facilities including vestibules, audience halls and dining rooms, and the rich wall and floor decoration (multi-coloured geometrical mosaics, opus sectile floors and sham architecture in marble and coloured stone) are in line with contemporaneous elite residences elsewhere known to have been inhabited by bishops, governors or other members of the urban elite.
The 5th century mansion consisted of a public wing accessible for clients, business guests and other visitors in the north, and a private area that was reserved for the inhabitants, friends and close guests in the south. Visitors entered via the - not yet identified - public entrance in the north-west and reached by means of corridors paved with purple slabs (Corridors LXII and LIX) and a mosaic-paved waiting room (Room LVI) the heart of the representative wing, which consisted of an 'atrium-like' hall with a tetrastyle impluvium (Room XLV). From here guests could be directed straightly to the vaulted main audience hall with opus sectile floor where the patron received them (Room XLVI, whose upper floor consisted of yet another mosaic-paved apsed reception room - Room L). On the other hand, in the north the 'atrium' was bordered by mosaic-paved Corridor LVIII, which gave access to a (representative) room with rich marble wall decoration in the east (Room LI) and a mosaic-paved one in the west (Room LX). Apart from these two circulation options, visitors could also continue to a large vaulted dining hall with opus sectile pavement (Room XXII) that was located at the end of an impressive track full of surprise effects (purple staircase XXXVI; vestibules XXXV and XVII with geometrical mosaic floors). Two symmetrical rooms north of this dining room may have functioned as guest rooms (Rooms XXXI and XLIV). Apart from these representative rooms and transition spaces, also Rooms LV and LXI on the sixth terrace, as well as octogonal(?) Room IL (baptisterium?), polygonal Room LII, Corridor LIII and triangular(?) Room LIV, all located on the seventh and currently highest terrace, belonged to the public wing. When allowed to the private parts of the mansion, guests could by means of mosaic-paved Room XVIII and a staircase (Room XLVI) proceed from the public wing to the 1st century AD peristylium in the south, which was provided with an exedra (Room XI) in the north and a nymphaeum in its north-east corner (Fountain building XIX). Subsequently, they could enjoy dining with the patron in private dining room XL (and possibly also in Room XLIII) and take a bath in the bathing complex (apodyterium XVI, tepidarium XV, caldarium X and frigidarium IX). The most private spaces (Rooms XXXII and XXXIV) were located further eastwards and centered on arcaded Courtyard XXV, which had an sun-oriented oecus in the north (Room XXVIII) and was separated from Courtyard XIII by a central north-south running arcaded gallery. Besides, the mansion was provided with the necessary service spaces with water facilities, such as Rooms I-VIII with a private latrina south of the baths, Corridor XX east of the bath rooms, and Rooms XXIII-XXIV and XXVI-XXVII south of the public dining room.
After the 5th century AD the mansion underwent clear changes that were in line with the general evolutions in the town. Thus, the building was subdivided in smaller living units, as can be deduced from the many blocked doors that caused changes in the circulation patterns. Like several public areas of Sagalassos, some of the originally luxurious parts of the mansion got a rural function now. For instance, private Courtyard XXV became a storage place for amphorae and a cattle stable, while audience hall XLVI was transformed into a storage room for dolia. However, in contrast with earlier presumptions that the building must have been already abandoned when an heavy earthquake struck Sagalassos in the late 6th century AD, recent excavations have evidenced that - at least part of - the mansion stayed occupied into the 7th century AD. Thus, on top of earthquake destruction material new floor levels and hearths were created (Sagalassos Red Slip Ware of Phase 9 found on these new occupation levels in Waiting room LVI, Corridor LIX and 'Atrium' XLV). Presumably, the limekiln constructed in the 'atrium' has to be related with these 7th century AD, post-earthquake levels.
In this way the urban mansion of Sagalassos allows getting a diachronical picture of the housing types that existed in this part of the eastern domestic area in the period between the 1st century AD and the (Mid) 7th century AD and nicely reflects the general contemporaneous socio-economic and political changes the town as a whole underwent.


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February 15, 2013, 6:36 AM — Facebook can stick with its real name policy in Germany, and doesn't have to allow nicknames on its platform for now. The regulator that ordered Facebook to change it policy based its orders on inapplicable German law, a German court ruled.
Facebook was ordered to end its real name policy and permit the use of pseudonyms on its platform by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ULD) for Schleswig-Holstein last year. The social network violated the German Telemedia Act, which allows users to use nicknames online, according to the ULD.
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With the early summer release of box set "Strange Euphoria," last month's arrival of autobiography, "Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul and Rock and Roll," and now the unveiling of their 14th studio album, "Fanatic," Ann and Nancy Wilson clearly have plenty of creative inspiration left.
Reteaming with producer Ben Mink, who twiddled the knobs for 2010's "Red Velvet Car," Heart makes it clear from the opening serrated guitar and prowling bass line of the title track that they can still teach the kids a thing or two about being proper rockers.
One of the few midtempo tracks, "Walkin' Good," is a charmer featuring Sarah McLachlan and a reminder of how strong the Wilson sisters are at crafting sweet melodies to complement their gut-kicking leads.
Ann Wilson's distinctive shriek is as cutting and potent as ever on "A Million Miles," while her and sister Nancy's knack for dramatic and poetic lyricism is on display in "Pennsylvania," a song carried by Nancy's commanding electric guitar, occasional strings and Ann's haunting vocals ("A bell is ringing in the courthouse square, rusted angels floating everywhere").
The other "city" centric song, "Rock Deep (Vancouver)" is a thoughtful ballad that seems to resonate significantly with these Seattle girls. But soon enough, they're turning up the amps again for "59 Crunch," a Zeppelin-esque fist-pumper dripping with attitude.
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Not a fan, but I have a lot of respect for the Wilson sisters. Still out there after all these years.
October 2nd, 2012
10:04 am
Heart sucked then, and they suck now
October 2nd, 2012
10:41 am
Heart sucked? man, if you can say "barracuda" sucked, then you need to go back to listening to grunge in your moms basement….
October 2nd, 2012
1:22 pm
Saw them in 1982 and 1983, then saw them at Chastain Park in 2010. They were great. I really liked the new music off the Red Velvet Car album. I hope they tour again and play an indoor arena. I am tired of getting rained on.
October 2nd, 2012
2:08 pm
Laughing at the idiot above who says Heart sucked. Markie Mark is correct, this guy can go crawl back down in his parents basement and listen to his Nirvana CD's. If you want to talk "suck" just about any grunge band will fit that description. But, enough about that, as this is supposed to be an article about Heart.
Last time I saw Heart was summer of 2011, opening for Def Leppard at Chastain. Unfortunately, they had to cut their set short due to a late start because of a power failure at the venue. But they still sound great, Ann Wilson has not lost anything since the 70's, she can still hit all the notes.
I actually enjoyed the 80's radio hits, "Alone" is still a crowd pleaser in concert, especially when Ann hits that high note before the chorus!
October 2nd, 2012
6:48 pm
I saw Heart play on the Stones Jovan Tour in 1981 at Folsom Field in Boulder CO. Completely Rocked that place out. They played after George Thorogood (sp) They really were good that night and were a complement to the Rolling Stones'act. There is NOTHING LIKE A ROLLING STONES CONCERT!
October 2nd, 2012
10:05 pm
I've seen Heart 14 times. First saw them at a Champagne Jam back in the 70's in the stadium that is no more. They kicked ass then, they kick it now. Nancy's guitar instruction video was worth the bread. They gotta vibe. Oddly Gretchen Wilson is the only person who I think comes close to Ann singing 'Cuda. They are not related, but man, youtube Gretchen doing it. She rocks it!!
October 2nd, 2012
11:45 pm
Ann Wilson is one of the best female singers of all time and my personal favorite. She can sing the ballads
and she can sing Zeppelin with equal ease. Another blunder from the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
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Maybe there's a designer point of view to mention that I don't get yet.
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"I lived above a Thai restaurant for a year in Sydney and they made the best green curry I've ever tasted. I was a regular customer and they even loaned me plates and bowls. I managed to persuade the chef to let me know how he made the curry. I've adapted it slightly to bring down the heat but it's still got a nice kick to it. Apparently the paste will keep in the fridge for up to 4 months! Serve immediately over fluffy jasmine rice."
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1/2 teaspoon
ground cumin
1 1/2 teaspoons
ground coriander
1 tablespoon
minced fresh ginger root
4 teaspoons
minced garlic
green chile peppers, chopped
3 stalks
lemon grass, minced
1/3 cup
chopped fresh cilantro
limes, juiced
lime, zested
2 tablespoons
corn oil
1/4 cup
corn oil
1/2 pound
fresh green beans, trimmed
1 (7 ounce) can
baby corn, drained
1 tablespoon
soy sauce
1 (14 ounce) can
coconut milk
3/4 pound
peeled and deveined medium shrimp (30-40 per pound)
We've made this many times now and it's always a mind-blower! Always best when the green beans are nice and fresh and tender. Made it once with sub-par coconut milk...that was a mistake. Omitted the lemon grass, otherwise followed the recipe. The sauce is soupy buy we just add an arrowroot slurry at the end and it thickens it right up. Will make this again and again and again...
I used this recipe as a base, but as others have mentioned it definitely needs fish sauce! Even tho I love coconut, I find I enjoy dish like this much better if I use less coconut milk and substitute some veggie broth. My veggies of choice are zucchini, red pepper and bean sprouts; but it's very versatile that way. Serve with noodles or rice in a big soup bowl, and relax about the thin consistency! There are some beautiful green curry pastes out there so often use that as a short cut.
13 Ratings
Delicious! Delicious! Delicious! Followed the recipe accurately except for the quantities, can't weigh out grams of this and grams of that... next time it'll come out a bit different - that's the joy of cooking. I used frozen beans and corn and served on basmati rice. Saved and on my list to make again very soon. Thank you.
The texture of this curry is really thin, so only use a necessary amount of coconut milk, DO NOT use the whole can. I also thought that the taste was a bit too sour. Otherwise, this would make a good green curry.
I had to omit the lemon grass as it was way too woody to put through the food processor. The only other changes I made were to add more soy sauce (low-sodium) and a splash of fish sauce. I'm not a big fan of canned baby corn but they worked great in this recipe. Served it over wide rice noodles as that's what I had on hand. Good stuff! Thanks, Lee!
I've made this several times and love it. I usually use pan fried tofu instead of prawns and change up the veggies. I also cut down the lime juice a bit, maybe use only one lime instead of two. I've also made the mistake of using low fat coconut milk which was awful - the regular coconut milk really helps cut the heat and thicken the sauce. I agree with other reviews that you can cut down the amount of milk, however.
Delicious and very fragrant! I used 1 lime instead of 2 because it seemed like a lot, yet it still turned out a little on the sour side so I added some sugar and chopped cashews to soften it. As others mentioned, the consistency was watery. Don't skim on the coconut milk because that's what balances out the lime, I used flour to thicken it and it turned out great. Stir in a teaspoon of fish sauce at the end for perfection!
4 stars with my addition of 2 tsp fish sauce and about 1/2 of the coconut milk. I felt it was a good base recipe, but wasn't at it's best without the fish sauce.
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Thai Green Curry Prawns
Serving Size: 1/4 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 4
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 532
Calories from Fat: 391
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Category: Draft Talk
Wednesday was a big day at the Cousins Center, as the workouts began to heat up with three potential first-round picks in attendance. The list was headlined by power forwards Perry Jones III (Baylor), Terrence Jones (Kentucky), and Arnett Moultrie (Mississippi State). Jones III and Jones are very strong candidates to be taken by the Bucks at no. 12, while Moultrie could be taken a little later in the first round if the Bucks decide to trade down in the draft. Joining these three players were Long Beach State senior guard Larry Anderson (again), Alabama's senior forward JaMychal Green, and guard from the Czech Republic Tomas Satoransky.
Perry Jones III has long been rumored as one of the front-runners of for the Bucks' first-round draft pick. Jones brings a lot of athleticism to the table and has potential to be a flat out stud. The downside of PJ3 is that many people have criticized his motor (not work ethic or attitude, but energy) and his passive-aggressive attitude. But Jones told interviewers at the combine that he is working hard at improving that aspect of himself and that he has gained a lot of confidence since leaving school. Take a look for yourself.
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Terrence Jones also is being considered at the no.12 pick, although he doesn't necessarily fill one need. However, his versatility is something that both he and Bucks' Director of Scouting Billy McKinney chose to highlight. McKinney, on the proclaimed "hybrid forward",
"Once you get him into a game, three-on-three or a full game, is really when you see what he can do. He can play multiple positions defensively. Offensively, he has the ability to make threes or just make outside shots, but he can also put it on the floor. If he plays at the small forward position, he can post players up. If he plays against power forwards he can post them up or take them out on the floor."
Jones didn't contest that evaluation.
"I'm just trying to be versatile and be able to play both positions. The way I drive and rebound and just pass the ball, I think those are my strengths."
Moultrie also got a chance to showcase his wide variety of talents, something he wasn't able to show in college.
"I didn't get to show my skill level at Mississippi State; I just played around the basket. In my eyes I'm a stretch 4. I can guard three positions – 3, 4 and 5.
Long Beach State guard Larry Anderson worked out with the Bucks for the second time in the past week, while JaMychal Green and Tomas Satoransky both were hear for the first time. All three players all are expected to be selected in the second round and all should be available when the Bucks are up with the no. 42 pick.
About the Author (Author Profile)Eric Buenning is a perpetual couch potato with an abnormally high amount of optimism for the Bucks. He enjoys tweeting more than most human interaction and is highly susceptible to moments of swog. He seeks patience from the readers, as this is his first job in this field. He's also 6-4, 230, and is an almost decent free-throw shooter.
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Looks like the lottery is starting to come to shape..
#1)HOR- Your guess is as good as mine
#2)CHA- Thomas Robinson.. I have no idea how is workout went with them, but I think that he is safest pick
#3)WAS- Bradley Beal.. apparently they are in love with him and MKG won't be the pick since they just acquired Arenas
#4)CLE- Harrison Barnes.. think they want a more competent scorer vs. a versatile guy
#5)SAC- MKG.. I would have gone Henson here, but that not with Kidd-Gilchrist falling in their laps.. don't have one high quality SF on the team
#6)POR- Drummond.. because they have two lottery picks I believe they will take a leap of faith.. don't have one quality center on the team
#7)GOLD- Lillard- because you just don't know if Steph's ankle is ever gonna be 100%.. I did like the way Jenkins played in his absence though
#8)TOR- Lamb.. although for the life of me I don't know why.. they have Demar Derozan, but every mock I read has them taking a SG.. may just be the best player available mentality
#9)DETJohn Henson- because Monroe doesn't play defense and needs some help.. and Henson is the best help defender in the draft.. neither is a center though
#10)HOR- Zeller.. don't think his ceiling is that high, but sets up front court of the future.. makes sense now that Okafor is gone and not sure if they plan on re-signing Kaman
#11)POR- Kendall Marshall- 'cause they need a PG
#12) US- Meyers Leonard.. because that has been my pick the whole time.. it was Beal before we got Monta
#13)SUNS- Dion Waiters.. but for the life of me I don't understand why.. he is a short, chubby, career backup shooting guard and everyone is in love with him.. I guess that's why love is a mystery
#14)HOU- Arnett Moultrie- they need size.. and while The Joneses are more equipped they are not classified as SIZE
@JustinNixon The Waiters thing baffles me as well…I think that's more or less how it's gonna go although I would not be surprised to see the Bobcats take Barnes at #2 they have a history of taking players from Carolina and now that their team colors are basically UNC colors I think it would almost be fitting
@Teddddd Agreed,, the one time they take a Dukie and it turns out to be Henderson.. Jaded


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