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Tracy Martin, father of Trayvon Martin, speaks before a rally in Sanford, Fla., in March.
SANFORD, Fla. -- Before anyone in 17-year-old Trayvon Martin's family knew he had been shot in a gated community here, and before 28-year-old George Zimmerman was charged with second-degree murder in Martin's death more than six weeks later – before the protests in between, and before the anguish – there was a confused father worried for his son's whereabouts.
In recordings provided to NBC News under Florida public records laws, Trayvon's father, Tracy Martin, speaks with Seminole County dispatchers more than 13 hours after his son was killed.
From the call made to the non-emergency line at the county Sheriff's Office at 8:39 a.m. Feb. 27, it's clear that Tracy Martin is unaware of what's happened as he asks if he can file a "missing persons report."
Click here to listen to Tracy Martin's call for help
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"I'm from Miami. And my son's up here with me," Martin can be heard saying, adding, "He don't know anybody up here."
Father and son are from Miami Gardens – outside the city – but the two had traveled to Sanford to visit with Tracy Martin's girlfriend.
"Do you know the address?" the dispatcher asks.
"What's the address, baby?" Martin can be heard saying – presumably to his girlfriend.
Martin goes on to say he hasn't seen his son since 8 or 8:30 the prior night.
A second county dispatcher representing the Sanford Police Department called Martin back sometime later, asking for details about his son. Does his son have a driver's license?
"No, he don't," Mr. Martin says.
"Ok, does not have a DL," the dispatcher says. "And is he white, black, or Hispanic?"
"He's black," Martin says.
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Trayvon Martin is seen in a poster image during a rally in New York in March.
Asked if Trayvon knows anyone in the area whose house he might have gone to, Martin says no.
"I have a nephew up here," Martin says, "but he's not at my nephew house. He hasn't been over there, either."
"OK, alright then," the dispatcher says. "The officers are already on the way. I just want to get a little further – in case, you know, while they're on the way they might spot him so we can let them know."
But police, of course, do not find Trayvon. His body, though not yet identified, had been recovered from the scene of the shooting the night before.
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Trayvon reportedly was watching NBA basketball on TV on the evening of Feb. 26, then walked to a 7-Eleven store to pick up some Skittles and a canned drink.
As the teenager returned from the convenience store, he and neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman crossed paths inside the gated community, and sometime later a fight ensued.
Though several witnesses told law enforcement they saw and heard portions of the fight, no witness so far has said with certainty what happened throughout.
How the fight between Trayvon and Zimmerman ended is by now well-known – and left only one of those two men alive.
Trayvon was killed when Zimmerman fired his Kel-Tec 9mm handgun at the teenager – shooting him through the heart, according to autopsy reports.
Zimmerman was charged on April 11 with second-degree murder. He has pleaded not guilty.
Sanford police officers have said Zimmerman claimed on the night of the shooting that he acted in self-defense. Teams of investigators reached varying conclusions on Zimmerman's claim, which delayed an arrest. A special prosecutor, Assistant State Attorney Angela Corey, was assigned on March 22.
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George Zimmerman is in the Seminole County jail in solitary confinement after his bond was revoked earlier this month.
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Napoli head coach Walter Mazzarri is convinced his rotation policy in Europe will eventually pay dividends back in Serie A, starting against Chievo tomorrow night.
Despite the Partenopei's flyaway start to the domestic season, Mazzarri has come under fire for his apparent reluctance to treat the Europa League equally seriously, with a second-string outfit suffering a disappointing 3-1 loss to Dnipro on Thursday.
To add insult to injury, Juventus were finally able to pull clear at the top of the table courtesy of victory in Turin last weekend, but Mazzarri is ready to restore his preferred XI in a bid to stay in touch with the reigning champions.
``I'm happy with how much the players had improved since the PSV game,'' he told the Gazzetta dello Sport after Thursday's game.
``The second goal probably could have been avoided and then things might have gone differently.
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Slovakian playmaker Marek Hamsik, who did not feature in the Ukraine, is still seething after Saturday's crucial defeat to Juve.
``The loss has put us all in a dark mood,'' he said. ``It has infuriated us to the point where we have more desire than ever before to bounce straight back with a win against Chievo.
``We're playing well but we must be aware of the hidden pitfalls in the forthcoming matches.''
Chievo are floundering at the wrong end of the table but new boss Eugenio Corini has collected four points from the last two games.
Flying Donkeys midfielder Adrian Stoian is optimistic ahead of the trip to Campania, saying: ``We were the underdogs against Fiorentina but we got an impressive draw.
``We'll go to the San Paolo with the desire to continue where we left off against Sampdoria. I believe we can do it.''


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Now that all 30 teams have played their 82 games, we can safely say the 2007-2008 regular season is in the books. The playoffs are here and the clich line spewed forth by every player, coach, GM and hockey analyst is that, its a whole new ball game. (Just once Id like to hear them say, its a whole new puck game). Regardless of the sports metaphor, what theyre saying is that whatever happened in the regular season fails to matter in the run for the Cup. Scoring leaders, Presidents Trophy winners, dazzling goaltenders none of it factors into the playoff equation. The playing ice, so to speak, is leveled. They all know it and you so should you if you have any hopes of taking home top prize in your hockey pool. While the vast majority of pools are structured differently, the philosophy behind them is the same: pick the players, score the points, win the money (or the beer). With the forget the regular season rule applied, picking your roster for the 2008 Stanley Cup playoffs is made that much easier. For example, while Detroit finished atop the league (as usual) and it might tempting to cherry pick players from their top line Datsyuk, Holmstrom, Zetterberg the Wings havent been able to get those guys to produce come playoff time. It translates to an early exit and fewer points for the poolie. The same goes for the Penguins. Sure, they have Sid the Kid, Malkin, a host of other guys who had a terrific years, but the team doesnt have much in the way of playoff experience in the lineup. Hossas been there, but year after year hes been a playoff let down. A guy like Gary Roberts, nursing a high ankle sprain, will only take them so far. So a first round exit isnt out of the question. Your best bet in making playoff pool picks is to stick with teams that are playoff proven with playoff savvy veterans. Look at New Jersey, Ottawa and Philly in the East and Calgary, Anaheim and Dallas in the West. It also helps to take a look back at last years playoff statistics, chances are whoever was atop the scoring board last year, will make their way back this year. At the same time, there is something to be said for momentum. Case in point is the Washington Capitals who went from last in the Southeast to clinch first place in the last game of the season by defeating Florida 3-1. They have a hot goalie in Huet, a hot rookie in Backstrom, and a coach in Bruce Boudreau who seems poised for his first Jack Adams. And oh yeah, they have Ovechkin. Best of luck poolies.
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CME professionals' reactions to the Senate Finance Committee report on medical education run the gamut, from those who agree that pharmaceutical company funding results in biased programming to those who think the committee is wasting its time and should focus on other issues, such as Medicare fraud. Regardless of their opinions, many agree that the result will be stricter guidelines from the ACCME.
"I agree wholeheartedly with the Senate Finance Committee. We all know that there are those pharma companies that do not function within the commercial support guidelines," says Cassandra Greene, Assistant Director, CME, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. "What these findings will mean for the providers is additional, very stringent, criteria, but it is all for the betterment of the patient."
But others think there are better ways to help patients than cracking down on CME. "It would be more relevant for the senate committees to look at the Institute of Medicine's report about medical errors and the reports of other entities that describe the underuse, misuse, and overuse of healthcare facilities and services. [Those issues] really get more at the question of the appropriateness and cost of care," says Robert E. Kristofco, MSW, president, Meniscus Educational Institute, West Conshohocken, Pa. To share your opinions, contact Editor Tamar Hosansky at (978) 466-6358; or send e-mail to Tamar Hosansky. Click here to take our survey and voice your views anonymously.
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"Though my livelihood depends on pharma funding of CME, I must be honest and recognize that if CME were fully independent the general direction and topic areas might be quite different than [they are now.] We will never be able to claim that CME is completely independent unless it funds itself--which is not realistic."
"Simply disallowing accredited providers from having a promotional parent company (firewalls are a joke) will largely eliminate the CME hacks in the community. It's as simple as deciding which trees in the orchard are producing bad fruit and cutting them down, not the whole orchard."
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"I believe this is a huge problem. This report is touching the tip of an iceberg. I am the chair of our hospital CME committee and I am amazed how many physicians have cozy relationships with drug reps. I have been offered opportunities to be on speakers bureaus with slides provided. This is a grass roots problem at its core but clearly goes to the top. Review the articles on the FDA approval process for Vioxx."
"The Committee seems to be focused on the cost of programs rather than the quality of care received by patients in the program. Their understanding of the role of off-label indications seems to be particularly unsophisticated and could be dangerous to patients. The Committee needs to consider that there are structural disincentives for getting many indications "on-label" and in many cases (such as oncology) where it would be largely impractical."
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I am creating a website for a friend that lists all upcoming events. In the course of time, my friend will need to update the info on that page (remove old events, add new events) by himself. Do i need to create a database table for that? And then, how can i link it to my webpage? I am using a template for all the common features on all my pages and have editable regions for the content of each page.
And last question, how can I give access to my friend to be able to himself update information presented on his website?
I'd appreciate any help/ideas.
What you need to look into is called a Content Management System. There are plenty of offerings out there, just a matter of personal taste of setting up. Much more powerful that a DW template and it will allow you to give them access without your friend needing Dreamweaver:
CMS Made Simple - http://www.cmsmadesimple.org/
PyroCMS - http://www.pyrocms.com/
Wordpress - http://wordpress.org/
Drupal - http://drupal.org/
Joomla - http://www.joomla.org/
Perch - https://grabaperch.com/
Concrete - http://www.concrete5.org/
Those are all PHP ones. If you need ASP just post back and a list can be provided.
Thanks for the list, I have no experience with CMS yet. But I'm guessing this doesn't mean that I have to throw away all that I did in Dreamweaver, right? Can I use CMS only for info updating and keep all the designing within dw?
Cushy CMS might be all you need for this project. Watch their video to see how.
If you use a real CMS like WordPress, Drupal, Joomla or Concrete5, you would not need Dreamweaver to maintain the site. Page creation and updates are performed in your browser by logging in to the CMS's admin panel.
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Thx Nancy. I have not uploaded my website yet. I'm testing it on my computer. Can I use CushyCMS locally? I couldn't find that info on their website...
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Can I use CushyCMS locally? I couldn't find that info on their website...
Only if your local website is publically accessible on the web.
Cushy is remotely hosted and needs access to your code to allow others to make edits.
Can I use CushyCMS locally?
No. Cushy CMS requires you to:
a) register at their site,
b) add Cushy div tags to your HTML code,
c) Upload your Cushy editable page to a designated folder (Cushy) on your server.
For obvious security reasons, you wouldn't want to allow access to your entire site.
Your client can log-in at Cushy.com to edit their web pages.
I have a working demo you can try below:
Nancy O.
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Web | Graphics | Print | Media Specialists
Either Contribute (http://www.adobe.com/products/contribute.html) or Konductor (http://konductor.net/).
I would say Konductor makes the most sense since your editable regions would work with it natively - nothing would need to change.
Hope that helps.
How about using a spry data set then it's only a matter of editing an xml file and even notepad can do that.
My personal favourites in order:
Concete5.5 (free) http://www.concrete5.org/
Wordpress (free) http://wordpress.org/download/
Perch (£35 per site) http://grabaperch.com/
I've been testing Concrete5.5 out of late and it can do excatly what you require. So can Wordpress.
I would turn each of your pages into either a Concrete5.5 or Wordpress template theme. It would then be quite simple to allow your client to add and delete event pages but leaving the pages you don't want to the client to touch uneditable. Can't think of anything worse than letting the client loose on all the page......the website will be a train wreck in no time at all. The one thing I would say is keep the pages that are going to be updated by the client as simple as possible. CMS's have their limited uses but if a page is too complex the client will have no chance of updating without breaking the design.
Concrete5.5 has clear and precise instructions on how to convert your existing pages into a template theme: http://www.concrete5.org/documentation/how-tos/designers/make-a-theme/
Wordpress documentation is shite and most of the tutorials you'll find are outdated. You'll have to look longer and harder to find anything that helps you convert your pages into a template theme. The problem is most that exist are years behind the current version of Wordpress so are useless to follow. Having said that IF you can get passed GO Wordpress will also allow you to create new pages and delete old pages quite simply.
The trick to using both Concrete5.5 and Wordpress is only implementing the bits which are applicable to your website. For instance why would anyone give the client the option of creating new main menu buttons especially in the case of a horizontal menu where the addition of a couple more navigataion tabs could blow the whole design apart. Yuk.
Good luck.....it's by no means simple if its your first time.
thank you so much! I wonder, do I necessarily need to convert my dw pages to themes in the cms that i'm using to prevent the updater mess with the design...?
Thanks everyone for your ideas. I installed Joomla on localhost. I understand that I can design my pages in Joomla but since I've already created my pages in DW, I would like to keep them and just use joomla for the updatable information (like osgood_ was saying). That IS possible with Joomla, right?
If yes, how can I link DW and joomla in one project? I mean, my pages are ready in design, I just need to add the Events content, the News content, Products content... so I am assuming that I should add my content in joomla (through "add an article"???) and then link that info into my DW page on localhost? Am I anywhere close?
If I use a spry data set, will the owner of the website be able to update information without the use of dw, the way he can with a cms?
thanks Gramps, i'll give that a try. But then again, will the user be able to update his info by himself without the use of DW?
Anb, just to clarify what's going on. When you go to a CMS, you can continue to use, and should continue to use, something like Dreamweaver to code your pages because most of the templates created by the content management systems are stored in HTML files (with the exception of CMSMS that I mentioned). So if you want to use DW with Joomla you can create and modify the template with Dreamweaver, but you would need to use the CMS for the content. So if this content is already in DW documents, you would need to copy and paste it into the Joomla Article Editor so that it shows up on your pages. This is because while the template is in HTML documents ( /templates/{template_name} ) the content is stored in the database. Also, if you need to include page specific PHP, javascript or CSS I recommend looking into a plugin called Sourcerer ( http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/edition/custom-code-in-content /5051 ). From my limited experience with Joomla that is the best extension out there for those inclusions.
Personally I've started using PyroCMS for my new projects with Wordpress on the side, although I do have a limited knowledge of Drupal (albeit more than Joomla). My issue with Joomla is that when you are designing templates, the Menus control more of the pages then the Templates do. It's a little hard to type out the understanding I have of it so far, but my templating issues with Joomla start when I hit the roadblock of how Menus control Templates and understanding Template overrides and alternative layouts (eg: layout 1 - simple, full page; layout 2 - 2 column layout). However, one plus to Joomla is that the Admin Panel is visually appealing with nice graphics, but that is where it ends.
Hopefully this makes some sense. If you have specific questions or need further help don't hesitate to ask.
Most certainly, just give him/her access to the backend and all is well.
The front end was created using Spry and can be seen here http://ncca.com.au/index.php?mod=events
If you need further assistance, please come back here.
This site, which I am working on as we speak, shows a more elaborate front end for the events http://eurowomen.com.au/. The backend was created in much the same way as I explained before albeit with more pleasing styling as in
SnakEyez02, thank you for the clarification! Helped a lot.
Please have a look here http://www.kingluddite.com/tools/crud-in-dreamweaver
SnakEyez02 wrote:
Personally I've started using PyroCMS for my new projects
I've just downloaded PyroCMS and it looks pretty good, not that I understand how it works but I'm digging around and looking for tutorials.
One thing I noticed is how do you create links to internal web pages? It gives an option to create a link outside the website itself but I can't see anything whereby you can select a piece of text and link that to an internal page, must be there but I can't see it in the editing environment?
Also do you have any information about how to integrate a static html site into this CMS. Not too much documentation or tutorials at the moment but it looks promising.
wow, a zillion thanks Gramps! Loved that link!
Hi everyone,
After installing Joomla on my computer, and defining my site in DW, linking the database, and starting on the CRUD path (all with your help!), I have some new questions;
Any help will be greatly appreciated!
1. I am not familiar with Joomla, but my guess is that you should have a dynamic table, that is a table with repeating rows containing data from the database. This can easily be achieved using DW as follows
2. There should be a field in the database called link or similar where you can place the name of the document that you want to link to. This name can include the name of the folder if the folder changes from document to document as in myfolder/mydocument.pdf. Then in the dynamic table you can place the word link or similar, or even a graphic, and link that to the document, e.g. <a href='myPath/<?php echo $rs_row['myLink']; ?>Link


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Seth Kline
Air Force Drops Series Finale To San Diego State Sunday
Custons with three hits and Trojan strikes outs five in five innings.
Air Force Downed 4-2 By San Diego State Friday
White strikes out six in eight innings pitched.
Air Force Travels To Omaha and Creighton and hosts San Diego State
Falcons to play five games in six days.
Air Force Drops 11-5 Ballgame to New Mexico Friday
Poje homers to lead Falcons in loss.
Air Force Falls 11-10 In 10 Innings at UNLV Saturday
Custons with four hits and Long with first-career homer for Falcons.
Air Force vs. San Diego State - April 21, 2010
Air Force vs. San Diego State - April 21, 2010
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - 4/19/11
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - 4/19/11
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - April 5, 2011
Air Force vs. Northern Colorado - April 5, 2011
Air Force vs. Portland - March 18, 2011
Air Force vs. Portland - March 18, 2011
AF vs. Creighton (Game 2) - March 16, 2011
AF vs. Creighton (Game 2) - March 16, 2011 - Photos by Ray McCoy
- 2013 First-Team All-MW 1B
Junior (2013): First-team All-Mountain West 1B...Second-Team College Sports Madness all MW...MW All-Tournament Team...Air Force Athletics Athlete of the Week (3/25)...started 50 of 52 games played...led team in hitting for second-straight season with .356 average, ranking sixth in MW...led team with 40 RBIs and 25 walks...second on team with 16 doubles, .430 OBP, six stolen bases and 69 hits...third on team with 34 runs scored and two home runs...batted .387 in conference play, ranking fourth in the conference and the fourth-best total in school history...tied a school record with 12 doubles in conference play...Led MW with 467 putouts and 509 chances...also ranked amongst the MW top 10 in OBP (8th), RBIs (10th), Doubles (8th) and Sac Flies (3rd)...led team with 10 multi-RBI games, a 12 game hitting streak and a 22-game reached base streak.
Sophomore (2012):Second-team All-Mountain West Utility/DH ... First-team College Sports Madness all MW ... led team with .322 batting average ... raised average .86 points from freshman season ... started 33 of 34 games ... missed a portion of the season due to injury ... led team with five home runs, 25 walks and .441 on base percentage ... drove in 21 runs and scored 18 runs ... homered against UNLV, Northern Colorado, San Diego State, TCU and New Mexico ... batted .348 in MW play, hitting four homers and driving in 18 runs in 24 games ... slugged .576 in MW play ... had a season-best six game hitting streak and had a 13-game reached base streak.
Freshman (2011): Played in 40 games, starting 31...batted .236 with 29 hits and 28 RBIs...hit six doubles, a triple and two home runs...third on the team in RBIs...homered against Navy and Creighton...had six mult-hit games...hit a grand slam vs. Creighton...scored two runs vs. Washington, Portland and Northern Colorado...started 25 games at DH and six at first base...played inside linebacker with the Air Force football team during the fall.
HIGH SCHOOL (Eisenhower): Lettered four years in baseball and basketball and three years in football...first-team all-conference as a senior...second-team all-conference as a junior and sophomore...all-state in football as a junior and senior...three-time first-team all-conference in football...National Honor Society member...high school baseball coach was Ryan Froula...played summer ball for the Yakima Beetles, coached by Mike Bailey.
PERSONAL: Member of cadet squadron 25...originally recruited to the Academy to play football...has a younger sibling, Morgan...favorite TV show is Jersey Shore...favorite non-traditional sporting event to watch on TV are hot dog eating contests...credits his father as having the biggest influence on his sports career...enjoys playing the piano when way from baseball...son of Andy and Tamara Kline.
Why I came to the Academy: "Its an honorable place to be at and it's a great school to mold me into what I want to become. I was also recruited to play football."


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Next tie 2013
Andorra will compete in Europe Zone Group III in 2013 for the sixth straight year.
Last tie 2-5 May 2012
Andorra finished joint seventh in the Europe Zone Group III event in Sofia after being beaten by Norway 2-1 in the 5th-8th place play-off.
Andorra first played Davis Cup in 2000 and their best performance came in 2003 when they reached Europe/Africa Zone Group II.
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Duke forward Kyle Singler makes sense as an upside pick for the Detroit Pistons
The Pistons had to draft Kyle Singler. Detroit's personnel this season forced the Pistons' hand.
Rodney Stuckey's insubordination, Richard Hamilton's tirades, Tayshaun Prince's insults, Charlie Villanueva's retweets, Chris Wilcox's long snoozes, Austin Daye's tardiness and John Kuester's stubbornness made them draft Singler.
Their boycott and their laugher made them draft Singler.
Their loss of identity made them draft Singler.
Without question, the Pistons reached for Singler at No. 33. They took exactly the type of player who should typically go lower. That's what happens when you draft for need and why I usually advocate drafting the best player available.
But the Pistons' had a huge need that outweighed any other factors, and I'm not talking about the need for a backup small forward.
Detroit needed a tough, hard-working, high-character player. Anything more directly related to basketball is secondary.
I think intangibles like attitude, desire and work ethic are important. But I don't think drafting a player solely because he appeared to exhibit those attributes while playing for a college team that won often makes a lot of sense. Talent and upside matter – at least usually.
In this rare case, the Pistons had to take someone like Singler. In many ways, it's sad they were ever in that position. But Joe Dumars let the Pistons' troubles spiral out of control, and desperate times call for desperate measures.
Here's the good news: Singler has a ton of upside. More on that later.
To understand why the Pistons drafted Singler, and why it makes at least some sense, you need to understand how Dumars initially built the Pistons into winners.
From the lottery to 50 wins and back
When Dumars took over the team in 2000, his first major project was clearing the roster of cumbersome contracts and creating flexibility. Then, he used that flexibility to do what any general manager overseeing a rebuilding team would do. He acquired a bunch of old players.
Alright, nobody else would follow that plan, but it worked for Dumars, whose Pistons won 32 games his first season.
In 2001-02, essentially the first year the roster bore Dumars' stamp, Detroit started Clifford Robinson (35) and Michael Curry (33). Jon Barry (32), Corliss Williamson (28), Zeljko Rebraca (29) and Dana Barros (34) played prominent roles. Even their young players – Ben Wallace (27), Chucky Atkins (27) and Jerry Stackhouse (27) – weren't that young. In fact, weighted for minutes played, the Pistons' were the NBA's fourth-oldest team that year.
That group of veterans – low on upside and raw talent, high on know-how and hustle – won 50 games. They played the right way and established a culture that lasted into the latter stages of the decade.
Having such an ingrained identity allowed Dumars to integrate players who might not have exhibited such desirable qualities in different environments. He signed Chauncey Billups and traded for Richard Hamilton and Rasheed Wallace. Those three obviously blossomed in one way or another in Detroit, but if they had joined a more turbulent situation, maybe they wouldn't have reached such high peaks.
Establishing a culture first allowed Dumars to add talent with a minimal risk of discontent and inefficiency. He didn't need to find guys who would play hard and tough no matter what. He needed to find guys capable of playing hard and tough in the right environment, and that means could pick from a much larger pool.
He tried to repeat the process recently. I believe, on the right team, Ben Gordon, Charlie Villanueva and Austin Daye would be much better players. I believe they'd be more accountable. By all accounts, they're good guys and hard-workers (especially Gordon and Daye on the latter). None of the three – and I don't mean to single them out, but I see them as having the most upside to improve their approach – was predestined to head down this path.
But by the time they came to Detroit, the culture Dumars worked to established had disintegrated. Subpar defense, softness and complaining were the norm. That's the system Gordon, Villanueva and Daye bought into, and they've perpetuated the culture of losing.
The environment here is been toxic. The Pistons can't risk exposing more young players before rectifying the problem.
Kyle Singler's upside
Kyle Singler is a 23-year-old unathletic forward whose game is based on out-thinking and out-hustling his opponent. He's the prototypical no-upside pick.
But upside is precisely why the Pistons drafted him.
The Pistons need more thinkers and hustlers. They need grit and toughness and determination. They need players who will re-establish a winning culture.
Once they have that, they can take chances on more-talented players – players like Tyler Honeycutt, Jeremy Tyler and Jordan Williams, all of whom were available at 33.
Singler's upside isn't in himself, but in what he can help the Pistons add. His main hurdle will be showing he's capable of getting on the court. To help the Pistons, Singler doesn't need to wow.
By nature, coaches don't always give minutes to the best player. They'll often pick the player they trust most. Most coaches would love Singler's hard work and hustle.
But there's a catch: that type of stuff will only get players so far. At a certain point, they must show ability to play basketball. We'll certainly dig into Singler's on-court ability in another post.
The question with Singler isn't whether he's good. It's, is he good enough?
His bar is low, but the Pistons' upside is high.
Jun 25, 2011 • 11:20 am
by Oracle
By all accounts should have gone lower? Is that why he was projected mid twenties on reliable sites like draftexpress? He has little upside from a skill standpoint, but the skills he already has made him a likely first round pick on almost every site, not the second round pick you suggest he was characterized as
Jun 25, 2011 • 12:58 pm
by Anonymous Panzy
"If you read this other article I wrote, then you'd see," strikes me as an odd assertion. It assumes that everyone who reads that article is going to agree with it, which isn't the case, no matter how statistically grounded the argument is.
Not to mention that both the so-called experts, Jon G. at DraftExpress and Chad Ford, had Singler rated as the 24th and 33rd best prospect, respectively.
They both had Singler being drafted at 24 in their final mocks, which may well have been a reach. By falling to 33, however, he seems like less of a reach. For all we know, GM's have finally realized that players like Singler get taken too high and have corrected their approach by not taking him at 24.
Nolan Smith, a similarly rated prospect (21 on DX, 39 for Chad Ford) may very well help that original article's argument, but at 33, I hardly think Singler will.
Jun 25, 2011 • 11:54 am
by neutes
Way to spin it Langlois. Sheesh. Honeycutt would have been a much better pick for SF. I see where you're going with this though.
I think Singler resembles a certain coaching candidate who happened to interview for the Pistons the day before draft.. Maybe not the same player, but the hustle, work ethic, defensive ability, un-athleticism, etc – they sure did play similar styles, if nothing else.. Anyone else agree? Laimbeer would be a great coach for a guy, who played quite similar styles as he did, being he was able to compile quite the successful NBA career.
Jun 25, 2011 • 12:33 pm
by detroitpcb
Singler is a much better player than Feldman thinks. While not super athletic, he is athletic enough to guard most 3′s in the league. He has reasonable length and height, good lateral quickness for his size, is hard nosed, and can hit the open shot. he is also a great team player, as Dan notes. While i would have taken a flyer on the kid who played in Japan, i think Dan is right that the culture dictated this pick along with the fact that they really need a back-up three if T-Mac, Prince ans Summers all depart as expected.
Jun 25, 2011 • 12:37 pm
by gordbrown
I'm not sure a second round pick who is going to have to fight for playing time is the secret to improving a dysfunctional culture. I'm also dismayed that the message of this draft is that talent has to take a back seat to character. Perhaps a better solution to fixing the team might be oh I don't know play players based on their performance and not on past glories? Treat the players like men and not recalcitrant children (as opposed to treating players like recalitrant children and then acting all surprised when they take the bait and start to act like recalcitrant children). How about coaches that don't panic down the stretch and fight among themselves? (that sends a really good message to the players) Or maybe adopting a playing style that suits the talent instead of trying to put square pegs into round holes? All teams have moments, its a long season and longer even if the team is losing. Plus, winning tends to obscure things that losing brings out. But the fact of the matter is much of this team could have put up a much better record, which would have been the best solution to the problems. But the better team didn't really see the floor as much as it should have. That's the root of the problem. That's what has to be fixed (firing Kuester being a good start).
Jun 25, 2011 • 12:44 pm
by Andrew
That is one of the best bits of Pistons analysis I've read. Great post. I had been thinking it was rather stupid not to have taken one of the players with more physical talent, but this changed my mind.
Jun 25, 2011 • 12:44 pm
by rob
Singler is being way underrated in this article. He's not going to be a star by any means, but his max potential is greater than you are giving him credit for, imo.
I think at best he could be a player very similar to Tayshaun, tbh. Both arent great at anything, but good at everything. Both 4 yr players with high IQ's and winners. Both about the same size, though Singler has more weight.
Chris Singleton, the best defender in the draft, said Singler was the toughest player he had to guard last year in college. That sounds like a much better talent than is be credited for in this article.
For whatever reason you seem intent on curb the enthusiasm of this draft. The Pistons dont get a lot of good fortune lately, enjoy it.
Jun 25, 2011 • 1:58 pm
by Quick Darshan
I don't think it's a reach either. DraftExpress (their opinion is usually reliable and they seriously helped my NCAA brackets) had him as the second best player still on the board.
These are the kinds of players that fall. The Arron Afflalo types. Not overjoyed with the pick, but don't hate it either.
Jun 25, 2011 • 4:26 pm
by vic
i get what this article is trying to say, its an interesting insight… but im not quite sold. Leadership changes the culture, a new owner, freedom for Joe d, and a new coach takes care of that issue.
when it comes to the draft: talent, then need, then work ethic, then character. character can change, talent is God given. work ethic maximizes talent IMO.
I dont know much about singler so im not saying hes bad. But Jeremy Tyler was a great talent, filled a need, developed good character from some bad decisions and life lessons. Keith Benson has talent, worked hard to improve, and needs 10-15 pounds to contribute to our team. Liggins is a high character SF that we could have gotten at 52… he played behind all UKs one and dones, but he's talented, he's team player, defender, plays and defends 1-3.
Hopefully singler works out, but without a post presence they just set us up for another losing season, unless they make a really good trade.
Jun 25, 2011 • 4:52 pm
by gordbrown
Thinking some more, it seems like there are two issues here. One of the main ones is the fact that people don't want to be associated with a team that doesn't display the requisite sportsmanship (hence the calls to throw all of the bums out). Another and not unrelated issue is one of causality. Does the team lose because it's dysfunctional or is the team dysfunctional because it loses. I believe its more of matter of losing causing the problems, on a couple of levels. Players get disspirited by losing (which causes more losing) and frustrated (which causes bad behaviour and lashing out). Also it is easier to cover up issues (or for the principals to ignore problems) with winning. Of course the real issue was that the team lost faith in Kuester early and that was the root of most everything that happened. Putting players in a position to succeed will fix a lot of problems. On the other hand, even "high character" guys can get discouraged or act out if doing otherwise results only in more losing anyway.
Jun 25, 2011 • 8:10 pm
by RandomGuy313
@neutes: I was hoping to hear Honeycutts' name as well since Jimmy Butler was gone. He was a hell of a weak side shot blocker for a small forward.
#Singler: Should we start the Brian Cardinal comparisons for Singler?
Jun 25, 2011 • 8:49 pm
by gmehl1977
I like it. He can be our very own version of 'The Custodian'. If Joe does in fact try to rebuild this team like the 2000-2001 pistons then Singler can be one of the alternaterz along with Jerebko and Bynum. Those years where they won 50 games before we won the 2004 championship were my some of my favorite. They weren't anything special with Jerry Stackhouse leading them but they just found a way to win and were just a bunch of quality guys. That team laid the foundation of the teams next 10 years of success. I kind of feel bad for Stackhouse as 2 of the teams he played for won championships shortly after he left.
Jun 27, 2011 • 2:12 pm
by RandomGuy313
Thanks GS!! I have a wordpress site and logging into it never seems to have me logged into this site.
Jun 25, 2011 • 8:40 pm
by vic
"Of course the real issue that was the team lost faith in Kuester early and that was the root of most everything that happened. "
Right on.
Those first 5 games broke my heart too. obvious coaching errors, i could see it on the radio. i probably would have been dysfunctional too.
I actually believe we will see better play from everyone that was involved last year… out of a desire to prove that they were not the issue. everything rises and falls on leadership. "Not enough character guys" is not really an excuse. Its disheartening to start the season on a 5 game losing streak, based on coaching decisions in the final part. thats not an excuse for the players, but its just reality.
Jun 25, 2011 • 9:52 pm
by gordbrown
Of course even if a coach loses a team early there is nothing written down that says he can't win it back. But Kuester's stubbornness continually made things worse and worse. Someone once said that the bad behaviors were cries for help and I think that is to some extent true. Players are very sensitive (perhaps even unconsciously so) for unfair treatment, and even more so if others are the ones being treated unfairly. I think this explains a lot as well.
Jun 25, 2011 • 11:30 pm
by bob bayer
great article … the only thing I would add … it really really really does help to have the best head coaches even when a team is rebuilding … contrary to Joe Dumars' earlier assertion that until a team contends, lesser coaches would be OK .. Also AI is the opposite of Singler and it was at that POINT (Billups – AI trade) that the team's mental atmosphere started to get bad … but very Good draft by Dumars ..
Jun 26, 2011 • 1:26 am
by Justin boese
singler is being very undervalued from a talent perspective. he has good handles for being 6 8, he plays tough d, will take a charge. and can stretch the floor…kyle singler is shane battier 2.0. a very good role player. he will get 20ish minutes a game his rookie year, and will only improve. he can start right away due to his maturity and work ethic as well.
Jun 26, 2011 • 12:50 pm
by RandomGuy313
@Justin boese: I have to disagree with ya in regards to his minutes. While I agree that Singler has some value in providing a mid range game that neither JJ or ADaye have shown; there is no way he gets 20 minutes a game this season.
TPs minutes will be gobbled up by the aforementioned threes and maybe Rip if they go a three guard set.
Singlers' expectations should be considerably low going into this year and he would be lucky to get 10 minutes consistently a night his rookie season.
Jul 2, 2011 • 4:53 am
by D. Sanchez
I can tell by the way you asked your question, you have been given many of the old, Dirty Sanchez, and you LIKE IT and want many more.
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