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By Kyle Lovern
NAUGUATUCK – There is an old saying in sports "the fans got their monies worth."
That was the case on Tuesday night at the stuffy Tug Valley High School gym where a jammed packed crowd piled in to watch the Panthers and the Miners of Mingo Central battle it out on the hardwood.
At the end of regulation, the game was still not decided and overtime was needed, in which the hometown Panthers got by the visitors 56-48.
Both teams seemed a little rusty, probably because they have not got to play as much or even practice as much because of the harsh winter weather. Each of the two regular season matchups between these two new local rivals had been postponed from earlier in the year.
Whether it was the pressure of the game, or the defense by both teams, each squad played a little sloppy and had a lot of turnovers. Tug Valley ended up with 23, while Mingo Central had 28.
"I thought that was a good win for us," Tug Valley coach Garland "Rabbit" Thompson said. "If that wasn't tournament atmosphere, I don't know what is. We needed that one. I thought our kids played about as hard as they can against a county rival."
The first quarter started out physical with a couple of hard fouls that set the tone for the game. Tug Valley led at the end of the first quarter 16-7, much to the delight of the home crowd.
But the Miners fought back, despite 12 first half turnovers, and actually took the lead at 22-21heading into the dressing room.
With 8.1 seconds left in the half, Mingo Central guard Stevie Hammond stole the ball and raced down the floor on the fast break passing off to Dikembe Dixson for a layup. He was fouled and completed the old-fashioned 3-point play to give his team the lead.
Dixson had 10 first half points to lead the Miners, while Calvin Blankenship fired in a couple of early 3-pointers to lead the Panthers with 6 points. Alex "Booger" Lee had 5 points for the Miners, but had to sit out part of the second quarter due to foul trouble.
The third quarter continued to be a battle. Tug Valley got back to back baskets by Hayden Sturgell to take a 25-24 lead. A Thomas Baisden layup gave the Panthers a 6-0 run, but at the end of that period the score remained tied at 31-31.
As the fourth quarter got started, the Miners got a layup from Lee and Dixson broke away for a slam dunk to give MCHS a 35-31 lead at the 5:30 mark.
Shortly afterward, Lee picked up his 4th foul, and had to sit out again. Lee would soon foul out, which definitely hurt the Miners low post game.
"It was a battle tonight, we just came up a little on the short end," Mingo Central head coach Brad Napier said. "I felt pretty good for most of the game. When Alex fouled out, that created a little bit of a problem. Then Dalton (Hatfield) got hurt. We didn't have another player to put out there that knew Alex's position. That may it tough for us to run anything with the smaller lineup."
"It's hard two lose to guys like that consecutively," Napier added. Hatfield went out with a head injury and sat on the bench with an ice pack.
Tug hit a couple of free throws and then Blankenship hustled for a loose ball and drove the length of the floor for a layup to tie it at 37 all.
Dixson hit a shot in the lane to make it 39-37, but then Blankenship made two free throws to tie it again.
Tug Valley had the ball with about a minute to go in regulation, but was unable to get off a good shot.
Mingo Central took over possession of the basketball, and after a timeout, gave the ball to Dixson who drove down the lane. He was called for a charging foul and the Panthers had one more chance.
The game of cat and mouse continued between the coaches as they called timeouts in an effort to set up a good offensive play for the win. Tug Valley got one more chance to win the game, but they couldn't convert and the heated contest went into overtime.
Tug Valley came out and quickly got 1-of-2 foul shots from Thomas Baisden. Then Blankenship, only a sophomore, had ice water in his veins and swished four more from the free throw line. Then Sturgell made a couple of big free throws.
The Panthers went on an 8-0 run to take a 48-40 lead. From that point, the closest Mingo would get was within 5 points and the Tug Valley fans went home happy.
"I thought Hayden made a couple of big foul shots in overtime," Thompson said. "We were settled down in overtime and were not as helter-skelter as we were during much of the game. We had good ball movement. Calvin made some big free throws and it was just a good win."
Both coaches thought their squads could have been a little rusty due to the postponements and even being able to get their players out for practices.
Blankenship led TVHS with 17 points, including 7-of-9 at the charity stripe and 6 rebounds. Thomas Baisden had another double-double with 15 points and 10 boards, Sturgell finished with 9 points and Aaron Copley 8. Kyle Newsome and Sturgell each had 3 assists.
Dixson finished with 26 points for MCHS and he pulled down 11 rebounds. Lee had 9 points and 7 boards.
"Dixson is a handful," Thompson said. "We tried to keep him out on the perimeter."
The Miners were 15-58 from the floor for 26 percent, including 2-3 from 3 point range. They were 16-23 at the foul line for 70 percent.
Tug Valley was 18-53 from the floor, including 2-13 from behind the arc. They were 18-26 at the foul line for 69 percent.
Mingo Central did not have much time to rest. They traveled to Putnam County Wednesday night to take on No. 2 in Class AA Poca, then headed back up Corridor G to take on Sissonville. The Miners will play 7 games in 8 days due to all of the recent postponements. They play at Scott Friday and host Tolsia on Saturday for Senior Night. On Monday the Miners travel to Wayne for another Cardinal Conference makeup game.
Mingo Central plays every night this week. "Let's hope all of them aren't this physical or that tough, but they probably will be. I told these kids before the game that we need to use these next seven games for practice to get ready for the tournament. We are just going to try to get better and that is our main goal," Napier concluded.
Tug Valley will host Valley of Fayette on Friday and it will be Senior Night for the Panthers.
The two teams will have a rematch next Tuesday, Feb. 25 up on the mountaintop campus of MCHS. The Panthers then have a big regular season finale hosting Greater Beckley Christian on Thursday, Feb. 27 at 6 p.m.
Score by quarters:
Mingo Central (9-8) - 7 15 9 8 9 - 48
Tug Valley (12-5) – 16 5 10 8 17 – 56
Mingo Central (48) – M. May 4, S. Hammond 2, D. Hatfield 2, A. Lee 9, C. Hatfield 5, D. Dixson 26.
Tug Valley (56) – K. Newsome 0, A. Copley 8, H. Sturgell 9, S. Marcum 2, A. Baisden 5, C. Blankenship 17, T. Baisden 15.
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HoopsHype Larry Drew rumors
Larry Drew traveled half the world in order not only to see live Giannis Antetokounmpo on the court, but also to meet him for the first time and get to know him as a person. The Greek national team is still unbeaten after six games in the European U20 championship and Antetokounmpo has already demonstrated some impressive all around skills. Coach Drew was sitting in the stands during the last two games and saw what Antetokounmpo can be: A real point forward who can contribute points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks. The upside of the player is huge, however at this point he is still a project. That's why the number 15 pick of the 2013 draft has a lot of work to do in order to reach his full potential. EuroHoops.net
In an exclusive interview Thursday morning, Teague made it clear he wants to be part of the Bucks. "I'm definitely excited at the opportunity to come back to work with Larry Drew," Teague said. "The Bucks have a good team, a young nucleus and guys that are ready to take the next step. I can help." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Teague had dinner with Drew in Milwaukee on Wednesday night. "I think after one call he knew this is where he wanted to be," said Teague's Indianapolis-based agent, J.R. Hensley. "He's familiar with Larry already and that's the icing on the cake. They can continue to grow together. "It's a new challenge. It's just refreshing to be part of an organization that sees him as a building block for the future." Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Charles F. Gardner: #Bucks coach Larry Drew will leave Saturday for Estonia to watch Giannis Antetokounmpo play for Greece's Under-20 squad. Twitter @cf_gardner
Charles F. Gardner: Drew will not be in Las Vegas with the Bucks summer league team and assistant Bob Bender will direct the team. Twitter @cf_gardner
Sources briefed on the situation told ESPN.com that the Hawks and Bucks have in recent days discussed a sign- and-trade deal to land Brandon Jennings in Atlanta and send fellow restricted free agent Jeff Teague to Milwaukee to reunite with former Hawks coach Larry Drew. ESPN.com reported early in free agency that the Bucks, at Drew's behest, had interest. ESPN.com
Tony Allen: I want to give a huge shout out to Coach Drew and the Milwaukee organization for having such a high interest in me. Twitter @aa000G9
Marc Stein: As if their backcourt situation not sufficiently up in air ... hearing Bucks, at behest of new coach Larry Drew, pursuing RFA Jeff Teague Twitter @ESPNSteinLine
Former NBA player Buck Williams helped with the Bucks draft workouts on Tuesday, including the individual workout for California shooting guard Allen Crabbe. On Monday it was former Bucks player Scott Williams' turn. Bucks coach Larry Drew is searching for a "big man" coach to add to his staff. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
There was some website chatter that Bucks forward John Henson and Larry Drew II, the son of Bucks coach Larry Drew, didn't exactly see eye to eye after Drew bolted North Carolina for UCLA. Henson denied there's ever been any rift between them. "Coach Drew's son is a great dude," Henson said. "Larry is a good player; he's working out for the draft now. I try to keep up with him because he played with us (at North Carolina). "It (the transfer to UCLA) was best for him and his family. That's how it is. He obviously played great last season at UCLA, so he made the right decision. I hope the best for him. He's a friend of mine." Racine Journal-Times
General Manager John Hammond announced today that Bob Bender and Nick Van Exel will join Larry Drew's staff as assistant coaches for the Milwaukee Bucks. Bender joins the Bucks after nine seasons with the Atlanta Hawks, including the last three with Drew as head coach. Van Exel also worked with Drew as a member of the Hawks staff from 2010-12 as the player development instructor. NBA.com
Milwaukee Bucks assistant coaches Joe Wolf, Sidney Moncrief, Chris Gilmartin, Bill Peterson and Anthony Goldwire will not have their contracts renewed, club officials confirmed Wednesday. New Bucks coach Larry Drew is in the process of putting together his own staff. Although nothing has been announced yet, two of his former assistants in Atlanta, Bob Bender and Nick Van Exel, helped Drew run the team's draft workout Wednesday. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
Charles F. Gardner: #Bucks owner Herb Kohl said he established a rapport with new coach Larry Drew from first interview. Twitter @cf_gardner
Charles F. Gardner: "He wanted to be in Milwaukee from the first day we spoke to him," Kohl said. "That's very important." Twitter @cf_gardner
Larry Drew said his team will be committed to winning and it will be a year-by-year process. Drew agreed to a three-year deal with Milwaukee with a fourth year as a team option, with the total package worth an estimated $10.5 million and guaranteed money of more than $7.5 million, according to a league source. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
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The group, called the Friends of East Boston, is made up of clergy, business people, and members of non-profit groups who have been meeting quietly over the summer to discuss strategies for defeating the proposed casino at the horse racing track that straddles the Boston-Revere line
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Casino gambling foes have received a court injunction allowing them to begin collecting signatures to put a question on next year's ballot.
The group ``Repeal the Casino Deal'' is pushing an initiative that would repeal the 2011 state law that allows up to three casinos and one slots parlor in Massachusetts


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Director: Curt Hahn
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (for some mature thematic material)
Screenwriter: Mark Ethridge
Starring: Eric Roberts, Steve Talley, Anna Felix, Lauren Jenkins, Jackie Welch, Darryl Van Leer, Jeremy Childs, David Dwyer, J.D. Souther
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"Deadline" tells the true story of an investigative journalist who uncovers the murder of a young African American boy that has gone uninvestigated, unsolved and unpunished for almost twenty years. Inspired by a true story, "Deadline" is adapted from Mark Ethridge's novel "Grievances."


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McComb wins back Precinct 4
CORPUS CHRISTI - Former County Commissioner Joe McComb unseated incumbent Chuck Cazalas in Nueces County Precinct 4 Tuesday with 56 percent of the vote in the Republican primary. No Democrat sought the seat.
"We feel very fortunate our strategy worked and we are just tickled to death," McComb said.
Early vote totals showed McComb in the lead, 58 percent to 42 percent, and he maintained his lead throughout the vote-counting.
McComb said he was motivated to run again by residents who approached him in public.
"They would say 'Commissioner, when are you going to run again?'" he said. "I had some concerns with the economy. And as a small business owner I looked at the enormous amount of debt the county had accumulated over the last six years."
Cazalas, who was elected to office in 2002, campaigned throughout the primary that he has successfully helped lower the tax rate twice, improved the county's infrastructure and increased the county's bond rating.
"God has a different plan for me and a better plan," Cazalas said after conceding.
McComb had said Cazalas' tax cut claims were misleading as they were done at the expense of residents who receive indigent medical care. He also said he was concerned with the county's increased spending since he left office.
Cazalas had said the increased spending was to repair the county's infrastructure, which the previous administration did not maintain.
McComb, who will take office in January, stepped down in 2002 to run for county judge. He won the primary over current County Judge Loyd Neal, but lost in November 2002 to Democrat Terry Shamsie, now a court-at-law judge presiding over juvenile court.
Cazalas has said he has helped increase the county's reserve fund. The county currently has approximately $3.6 million in reserves, an 8.1 percent increase from the previous fiscal year.
An analysis for the Commissioners Court in 2008 showed county reserves have fluctuated over the past several years from a low of almost $8.5 million in 2003, the year Shamsie took office as county judge, to a high in 2005 of almost $17.8 million. To get there, commissioners raised taxes 11.5 percent, cut 131 county jobs, canceled building leases and did away with most capital projects.
Commissioners have dipped into reserve funds at least twice since 2007.
As commissioner, McComb's job duties will include fiscal management of the county's budget and oversight for the following county activities: roads and bridges, personnel, operating facilities, contracting authority, elections, regulatory responsibility, public health and welfare, judicial responsibilities, law enforcement and public works.
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Colonels fall 4-1 to S. Alabama
Published: Thursday, March 30, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, March 30, 2006 at 11:41 a.m.
THIBODAUX -- South Alabama took advantage of Nicholls States defensive mistakes to get a win in Wednesday nights game at Ray E. Didier Field.
The Jaguars had a tough time against Colonels pitching, getting just eight hits. But, the Colonels defense didnt execute in a couple of crucial situations. A passed ball and two errors on routine fly balls allowed South Alabama to score two runs. They gave the Jaguars a 4-1 win.
Nicholls coach Chip Durham said his team didnt make the routine plays, which is something the Colonels had to do against USA.
"We walk the first two guys in the game, and they get a passed ball run in the first and score a run on two fly-ball errors. Its a two-run game and we leave runners at second base four times," Durham said. "We are just not getting the timely hitting. South Alabama is a solid club and we had a chance tonight. But, it is not the big things that we are not doing. It is the small things. If we can eliminate the small mistakes, we have a chance to win some games."
It didnt take long for a Colonel mistake to lead to a Jaguar run.
Nicholls starter Jason Sullivan walked the first two batters of the game. After a sacrifice fly put a runner at third, NSU catcher Matt Tucker missed a Sullivan pitch and let it roll by him.
Sullivan reacted late to the play, and Patrick Weaver scored on the passed ball for a 1-0 lead.
The Jaguars (18-10 overall) added a run in the fourth for a 2-0 lead, but the Colonels (9-19) scratched out a run in the fifth for a 2-1 game.
Keith Delahoussaye (2-for-4) led off with a double and went to second on Quinton Corleys sacrifice bunt. Tucker made amends for the passed ball with an RBI single, scoring Delahoussaye.
Nicholls couldnt keep the momentum going, as Sean Comeaux and Michael Bartek grounded out to end the inning.
Trailing by one run, the Colonels defense committed two costly errors in the sixth inning.
With two outs, Sullivan got David Freese to hit a high fly ball to Comeaux in left field. Comeaux overran the ball for an error, putting Freese safe at second base.
Sullivan looked to be out of the inning, coaxing a popup by Jeff Cunningham (2-for-3).
But NSU third baseman Jose Higuera (2-for-4) stopped short of the pitchers mound and misjudged the ball. Higuera made a stab at the ball, but it bounced off his glove. The error allowed Freese to score from second base for a 3-1 game.
Sullivan struck out Aaron George to end the inning.
USA coach Steve Kittrell said his team was fortunate to take advantage of the miscues, as it struggled against NSU pitching.
"Our pitchers did a good job, and we played good defense. We got a couple of key hits when we had to have them. But their pitchers did a good job too," Kittrell said. "They missed a popup or two, and that hurt them. But their pitching shut us down for the most part and it is a good win for us on the road."
South Alabama added another run in the seventh, as Guillermo Martinez (2-for-4) doubled, then scored on Michael Carts ground out for a 4-1 game.
Nicholls got runners on in the eighth and ninth innings, but was unable to push any more runs across against USAs bullpen.
Sullivan (0-3) took the loss. He went six innings giving up three runs, two earned, on five hits. He also walked two batters and struck out four.
South Alabama starter Kevin Nabors (1-0) got the win, pitching four innings and surrendering just two hits and striking out two. Chase Christianson pitched the ninth for USA and earned his third save.
Nicholls returns to action Friday when it hosts Lamar to start a three-game series. The first pitch is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. at Ray E. Didier Field.
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This research study is for patients who have been diagnosed with Diffuse Large B-cell Lymphoma (DLBCL) that did not respond to (refractory) or that has come back after chemotherapy treatment (relapsed). Lymphoma is a cancer of a type of blood cell called lymphocytes. DLBCL is just one type of lymphoma. Within DLBCL there are two different subtypes called Germinal Center B-cell (GCB) and non-GCB which can be determined by cell surface marker tests or by gene expression tests. Scientists can look at cells and genes in the laboratory and see that the two kinds are different, but they don't know yet what the difference means. To patients and doctors these two kinds seem the same. Right now doctors don't usually do tests to find out which kind a patient has because the treatment is the same for both.
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On 29 January 2013 the enrolment goal for the Stage 1 portion of the study was met and enrollment was stopped. The final analysis for Stage 1 was performed as of the 04 Jul 2013 data cutoff date. According to the Stage 1 results as assessed by the independent response adjudication committee (IRAC), neither subtype met the pre specified requirement to be further studied in Stage 2. Additionally, a suitable assay for the selection of participants for the Stage 2 study was not available. Therefore, on 6 January 2014, Celgene decided to not open Stage 2.
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One year ago, on March 21st, 2012, I got the call I had been dreading. I knew it was him -- the doctor who would give me the news that would change my life forever. He had told us, quite unsympathetically, that we would only hear from him 'if he had bad news.' So when the phone rang, and his number popped up, I knew.
Later that evening, as my husband and I sat prayerfully and tearfully considering our future with a child with Down syndrome, a sense of peace and calm settled over me. I started to count my blessings, and realized I had them in abundance. I had a beautiful family, strong faith, and caring, supportive friends. I could feel my baby boy moving and stretching and kicking in my ever growing belly. He was strong. I could feel it. I knew he was a fighter.
I began my research and information gathering in earnest. I learned everything I could about Down syndrome. I learned to cull out the often negative, outdated and archaic stereotypes. I learned to choose doctors who supported our decision to cherish our unborn child, and give him a chance at a good life, and to dismiss those who did not. I learned to lean on the support of so many other mamas who had made this journey before me. I found comfort in the kindness of complete strangers, through websites and blogs and on-line support groups. I networked with families in our area who had children of varying ages and abilities with Down syndrome. I looked at these beautiful kids through new eyes; through the eyes of a mother. I learned how frustrating it can be to have such little control over what's happening in your own womb, and yet how preparation for what is to come can be so therapeutic, and can make you feel as if you are reclaiming some control. I learned who my truest friends were, and how to deal with those whose response to our situation was unintentionally hurtful. I learned the meaning of true, unconditional love, and the fierce protectiveness one can feel towards her unborn child. I learned to hear the ugliness in words commonly misused like the R word. It took on a totally different meaning for me, and I learned that it is not enough to say you do not like unkindness, bullying or exclusion of someone different, but that you have to take action to affect change in people's perception, because now it is personal.
When Jonathan arrived on July 22nd, 2012, I was unconscious. He had to be taken by emergency C-section with me under general anesthesia because we had lost his heartbeat. I remember my last thought as the anesthesia was taking hold: "Please save my baby." When I opened my eyes, through my fog, I asked where he was. Had he made it? "He's beautiful," my husband said, "he's perfect." And in fact he was. When I finally held him 24 hours later, my heart melted. His almond-shaped eyes, perfectly pink rosebud lips, button nose and wispy mohawk were so beautiful. His tiny 4 lb body fit perfectly into my arms. He was no longer a 'diagnosis.' He was my baby, and his Down syndrome seemed such a small, insignificant part of him. He was welcomed into our family by his proud parents, a brother and a sister who adore him beyond measure, and a host of other family and friends who have never left our side. He has grown strong and is smiley and giggly and loves Goodnight Moon and to be tickled under his ribs. He is s a big fan of sweet potatoes and has a fondness for Elmo. He hates to be alone, and thrives on the abundance of snuggles he gets every day. He loves to sit up and is working on perfecting his roll-over skills. We do not know exactly what the future holds for Jonathan, but whatever the case, he will never have to walk alone. We will be his staunchest advocates, his fiercest protectors, his loudest cheerleaders, and his biggest fans.
I have heard it said that there are moments which mark your life. Moments when you realize nothing will ever be the same, and time is divided into two parts 'before this, and after this.' March 21st, 2012, which ironically was World Down Syndrome Day, was our 'before this, after this' moment. As we come upon March 21st, 2013, I reflect on how our life has been 'after this,' and I have to say,it has been pretty darn wonderful.


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Boy it is hard to catch your breath with all the fun activities during Fun Rondy. Now we have the annual Eagle River Lions Kids Fishing Derby, which will be held noon-3 p.m. March 15 at Finger Lake in Palmer.
Many of you may not know about the Fisher House. It is a comfortable "home away from home" for service members, veterans, and their family members located on JBER. It provides a warm and compassionate environment for families to heal and support each other while receiving treatment at local hospitals.
Lions are committed to their community in many ways. One way is developing our youth through leadership. Through our Leos program we mentor youth 13 to18 years old to assist them in making good choices and building their future.
Lions of Alaska District 49A, Spenard Lions Club, has donated $10,000 to the 2014 camp and is challenging all other local Lions and volunteers to meet that challenge.
There's no better way to start the year than by saving sight and supporting youth. I am always impressed by the commitment and dedication Lions show in their project ideas towards helping their communities through vision screening.
Aren't we fortunate as Alaskans to be able to plan on a Permanent Fund Dividend check again this year? As you apply for your PFD between now and the March 31 deadline, remember that you can choose to give some of it to the Alaska Center for the Blind and Visually Impaired and more than 300 other charities serving our neighbors.
Once again, the Sleeping Lady Mountain Lions Club will be holding our Annual Valentine's Scholarship Dinner and Auction on Feb. 8 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Eagle River Lions Club.
As we begin the new year, I have a heartwarming story of how Lions saved the sight of a young child in Ecuador. Lions across Alaska are very generous with their donations to Lions International for cure to blindness not only here but across the world.
WOW! The communities of Eagle River and Chugiak have done it again. You are truly amazing. You are the reason I could not leave after retiring from a career in the U.S. Coast Guard in 2008. Please accept my most heartfelt and compassionate thank you.
Red Ribbon Week is a United States education and prevention initiative to raise awareness about the dangers of drugs and alcohol. During the official Red Ribbon Week — celebrated from Oct. 23-31 of every year — the initiative encourages students nationwide to make a pledge to live drug and alcohol free.


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Iran shows video of purported US drone
TEHRAN, Iran Iranian state TV broadcast video Thursday of what it said was the high-tech U.S. drone that Tehran says its forces downed earlier this week, and lodged a diplomatic complaint over the violation of its airspace.
The more than two minutes of footage showed Iranian military officials inspecting what state TV identified as the RQ-170 Sentinel drone, and offered the first evidence that Tehran had captured the aircraft. The beige-colored drone appeared intact and undamaged.
The chief of the aerospace division of Iran's powerful Revolutionary Guards, Gen. Ami Ali Hajizadeh, claimed Iranian forces brought down the surveillance aircraft with an electronic ambush, causing minimum damage to the drone.
"It was downed through a joint operation by the Guards and Iran's regular army," he told state television.
Tehran appeared to be using the video footage to score propaganda points, and a banner at the foot of the drone in the video read "The U.S. cannot do a damn thing" - a quotation from Iran's late supreme leader, Ayatollah Rouhollah Khomeini. Another banner was printed to look like the American flag, but had skulls instead of stars.
In Washington, Capt. John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman, said U.S. military officials and others were studying the imagery but would have no further comment. "We're just not going to talk about these kinds of missions and these kinds of capabilities," Kirby said.
Pentagon Press Secretary George Little said the Defense Department would not be saying whether the Iranian images are that of the U.S. drone.
Iran's Foreign Ministry summoned the Swiss ambassador on Thursday to protest the drone's "invasion" of Iranian airspace, according to state TV. It said the ministry demanded an explanation and compensation from Washington.
The U.S. and Iran do not have diplomatic relations, and Switzerland represents American interests in Iran.
Iran first reported the downing on Sunday but did not say when the incident happened. At the time, the official IRNA news agency said Iran's armed forces had shot it down - a claim later rejected by U.S. officials who said the drone crashed over the weekend but that there was no indication it had been shot down.
Iranian state radio has said the unmanned aircraft was detected over the eastern town of Kashmar, some 140 miles (225 kilometers) from the border with Afghanistan.
The RQ-170 Sentinel, made by Lockheed Martin, has been used in Afghanistan for years. It gained notoriety earlier this year when officials disclosed that one was used to keep watch Osama bin Laden's compound in Pakistan as the raid that killed him was taking place.
The aircraft is equipped with stealth technology, but the U.S. Air Force has not made public any specifics about the drone.
U.S. officials, speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the subject matter, have said they are not sure what the Iranians will be able to glean technologically from what they found. It is unlikely that Iran would be able to recover any surveillance data from the aircraft.
Peter Singer of the Brookings Institution, author of "Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century," said that while some of the mechanics of the aircraft are well known, some aspects - especially its sensors - would be important to countries like China.


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Thiruvananthapuram: Masters CC and SBT 'B' entered the quarterfinals of the G.V. Raja memorial all-Kerala cricket tournament here on Friday.
In the pre-quarterfinals, Masters scored a five-wicket win over Pankajasturi CC while SBT 'B' posted a two-wicket win over Home Shopee (Kayamkulam).
The scores:
Pankajakasturi 148 for nine in 25 overs (Visnu Mahesh 50, Abishek Mohan five for 10) lost to Masters 152 for five in 20 overs (Anfal 44, Anif 36, Rahul three for 31).
Home Shopee 161 in 23.5 overs (Shakti 37, Sujith 26, Anish three for 13, Jayachandran three for 26) lost to SBT 'B" 162 for eight in 25.4 overs (Sunil Kumar 49, Rajesh five for 24).
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