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Nyack College's Center for Christian Scholarship will host the screening of a documentary, "Little Town of Bethlehem," on Wednesday, November 9 at 6:30 p.m. on the Rockland County campus of Nyack College in Shuman Hall. The film follows the story of three men—an Israeli Jew, a Palestinian Christian, and a Palestinian Muslim—and their decision to seek peace in Israel.
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Botany 2015 in EdmontonAugust 7th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
I recently returned from this year's Botany conference in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. It was held in the Shaw Conference Center overlooking the North Saskatchewan River. I presented on Monday during the Paleobotany student session. My talk focused on the leaf flora from the lower stratigraphic horizon at Blue Rim. This horizon has 20 non-monocot angiosperm leaf morphotypes. I used specific leaf characters that have been linked to climate to estimate the paleotemperature and paleoprecipitation. I also attended the Paleobotany Banquet, the ASPT (American Society of Plant Taxonomists) Banquet, and numerous talks. After the conference, I participated in a field trip exploring the post-glacial landscapes, history, and vegetation east of Edmonton. This excellent trip was led by Alwynne Beaudoin and Diana Tirlea from the Royal Alberta Museum.
My travel to Edmonton and participation in Botany 2015 was supported by the ASPT and NSF DEB award number 1404895.
Two of the leaf morphotypes (species) from Blue Rim. The leaf on the left is compound and toothed. The leaf on the right is simple and untoothed. Notice the large size of the leaf on the right. Scale bar for both = 1 cm.
View of the Shaw Conference Center in downtown Edmonton.
Foliage of Populus tremuloides (aspen). Aspen is the dominant tree species in and around Edmonton.
A male bison in Elk Island National Park.
A shallow lake at Elk Island National Park.
The North Saskatchewan River to the east of Edmonton near the site of a former Victorian fort and settlement.
Palm FlowersJuly 14th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
Fossil palm flowers have been found at Blue Rim and other sites in the Rocky Mountain region. These flowers, representing a new species named Phoenix windmillis, are related to date palms. Modern date palms are native to Africa and southeast Asia, but are found in the Eocene of Wyoming, Colorado, and Utah. One of the flowers contained in situ pollen, which provided more characters to support the assignment of these specimens to Phoenix. This new species is documented in a paper that was recently published in the International Journal of Plant Sciences.
Two Phoenix windmillis flowers from Blue Rim. Scale bar = 5 mm
A flower from the Barrel Springs site in the Green River Formation. This site is in southern Wyoming to the east of Blue Rim. Scale bar = 5 mm
Pollen extracted from an intact anther of Phoenix windmillis and viewed using a scanning electron microscope (SEM). Scale bar = 23.1 µm. (Note: there are 1,000 µm in 1 mm)
Plant Anatomy Short Course: Week 2July 13th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
The second week focused on the secondary plant body or wood. We studied the anatomical details of wood of both flowering plants and conifers. We also touched on the development, function, evolution, ecology, variability, and uses of wood. Week 2 was taught by Elisabeth Wheeler, Peter Gasson, and Pieter Baas – all experts in wood anatomy.
I would like to extend my thanks to all the instructors, the TA Becky Povilus, Faculty Assistant Jess Gard, and our awesome bus driver, Andrew Brown. Thank you also to Steve Manchester and Christine Davis who wrote letters of recommendation on my behalf.
Here are some photographs from the second week:
A cross or transverse section of Quercus robur (English oak) wood. The annual rings are visible. The larger vessels (for water conduction) are formed in the spring when resources are more plentiful. This is termed "earlywood." Later in the growing season, when water is less plentiful the vessels are smaller and compose the "latewood."
Rays and vessels in a tangential section of Dalbergia spruceana (rosewood). Dalbergia is a genus in the pea family, Fabaceae.
Radial section of Ilex aquifolium (holly).
Tangential section of Pinus monticola (Western white pine) with a resin canal in one of the rays. While angiosperms have vessels and tracheids, conifers only have tracheids to transport water and minerals.
When you walk by plants, think of them as living, breathing organisms. Although they don't move or behave like animals, they are interesting and complex, necessary for the ecosystem to function, and add incredible beauty to our world.
Leaves and fruits of Acer tataricum subsp. ginnala (Sapindaceae family). This specimen, commonly known as the Amur Maple, arrived at the Arnold Arbortum in 1963 from the Kyoto Takeda Herbal Garden in Japan.
Plant Anatomy Short Course: Week 1July 12th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
I recently attended a two week short course in Plant Anatomy at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston. It was funded by the NSF microMorph program (More info here). Week 1 was taught by Ned Friedman and Pam Diggle and focused on the primary plant body. We squeezed weeks of material into 5 jam packed days! We covered apical meristems, the epidermis, ground tissue, vascular tissue, secretory structures, stems, leaves, and roots. In addition to learning about all these topics through engaging lectures, we spent our afternoons in the lab seeing and photographing various specimens.
Here are a few pictures from Week I:
Helical protoxylem from a celery (Apium graveolens) petiole.
Glandular trichomes (hairs) on Drosera capensis. The trichomes secrete mucilage that can be used to catch insects. Drosera is a genus of carnivorous plants commonly known as the sundews.
Water absorbing scales from a bromeliad. Pineapples and spanish moss are also in the bromeliad family.
Stellate (star-like) parenchyma in Juncus. Parenchyma is one of the ground tissues and can be found throughout a plant. Juncus is a genus of monocots commonly called the rushes.
A cross section of a mature root of Ranunculus (buttercup). The four "arms" of xylem (water conducting tissue) are visible in the center of the root.
As an aside, if you have never been to Boston or the Arnold Arboretum (More info here), they are both worth a visit! The Arnold Arboretum is a beautiful park spanning 281 acres with 15,000 labeled primarily temperate woody plants. There is no admission charge. I also enjoyed visiting some of the Boston historic sites with several of the other students who were enrolled in the course with me.
The Hunnewell Visitor Center on the grounds of the Arnold Arboretum.
Icacinaceae at Blue RimJune 15th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
The Icacinaceae* are found in tropical forests in Asia and Africa today. However, this family of woody trees, shrubs, and climbers is found in the Blue Rim flora along with other sites in the Eocene of western North America. At Blue Rim, I found two species of fruits assignable to Icacinaceae, along with one species of leaves. Two colleagues and I discussed our findings in a recent article which appeared in the American Journal of Botany ( http://www.amjbot.org/content/102/5/725.abstract). Our paper also documents another new species of Icacinaceae based on fossil fruits and discusses the biogeographical and paleoclimatic significance of finding Icacinaceae in the Eocene of North America.
*There is no regularly used common name for this family. For example, the Fabaceae are also known as the bean family.
I have included a several images of the leaves, Goweria bluerimensis, and the more common of the two species of Icacinaceae fruit, Iodes occidentalis, below. The leaves have a 1 cm scale bar, while the fruits have a 0.5 cm scale bar.
Dickinson Hall Window ExhibitFebruary 24th, 2015
By Allen,Sarah E
The Paleobotany lab at the FLMNH has updated the east side display window in the Dickinson Hall courtyard on the University of Florida campus. It contains four posters describing research by others in the lab, including work on lianas in Panama, leaf morphotyping, and fossil fruits of Anacardiaceae and Icacinaceae. In addition, I had the opportunity to create a small exhibit about my fieldwork and research. The display spans more than 20 feet in length so I was able to track a fossil's journey from its discovery in the field to the lab through my own research experiences. The exhibit includes a mock fossil quarry, panels on the benefits and hazards of fieldwork, information about curating and preparing fossils for study, case studies, and more. If you are local, check it out! For those of you who are not local, here are a few overview photos:
Behind the Scenes: Prepping the fossils in the labNovember 6th, 2014
By Allen,Sarah E
Once the fossils have been curated, they can be prepared. Many specimens collected in the field will be only partially exposed. Rock layers or sediment may still cover more than half the fossil or maybe just a small part. Small needles, razor blades, and dental picks are used to uncover the buried fossil. It is best to do this detailed work in the lab rather than the field. The tools are more accurate, the lighting is better, a dissecting microscope is available, and most important, elements like wind, rain, and uncomfortable temperatures are non-factors!
Some fossils can be fully prepped in a minute or two, while others require hours of work. The time needed depends both on how much of the fossil is buried and the type of sediment it is in. Fossils preserved in soft sediments are more easily exposed than those in more resistant material.
Macginitiea leaf before preparation on the left and after on the right. Macginitiea is an extinct genus in the Platanaceae or Sycamore family. Scale bar is 5 cm.
Behind the Scenes: Curating the fossilsNovember 4th, 2014
By Allen,Sarah E
After getting back from the field, specimens are sorted by locality based on their field labels and carefully unwrapped. Most of the Blue Rim specimens survived the journey to Gainesville intact, but a few needed to be glued (we usually use Elmer's) and repaired. Individual specimens are placed in boxes (usually the top or bottom of a jewelry box). Each fossil is giving a number composed of the locality ID number and then an individual specimen number. This same number is also recorded on a label in the box that has additional information about the locality including GPS coordinates, geological formation, age, and collectors.
The fossils are then arranged into labeled drawers by locality (each quarry is given a locality number) and then into stackable, compressible cabinets.
In the Paleobotany Division of the Florida Museum of Natural History, most of this work is done by Collections Manager, Hongshan Wang. His many hours of work and attention to detail help preserve a very organized collection.
BOTANY 2014August 29th, 2014
By Allen,Sarah E
This post is long overdue, but better late than never! I attended my first BOTANY Conference in Boise, ID after I finished my fieldwork in WY. The conference was interesting and had many engaging sessions. I presented a poster.
A few of us visited the botanical garden that was near the convention center.
I also went on a three day field trip to Clarkia, ID after the conference. The drive north was beautiful and was certainly a change from the badlands of southwestern Wyoming.
We stopped at three Miocene aged plant fossil localities. The first was 12 million years old and had lots of legume or bean pods like the one seen here.
The next two sites were about 15 million years old. Rather than go into much detail about the Clarkia sites, I suggest you watch this excellent video: Plants Are Cool Too! Episode 2: Fossilized Forests! The Clarkia fossil leaves are extremely well preserved. Many of the compressed leaves are still green or red when they are exposed and can be processed for ancient DNA!
And finally….!July 30th, 2014
By Allen,Sarah E
Thanks to everyone who helped me this summer in the field: Sahale Casebolt, Dr. Steve Manchester, Jim Barkley, Dr. Ellen Currano, Dr. Mike Smith, Dr. Paul Murphey, Terry Lott, and Xiaoyan Liu. I must add additional thanks to Steve for allowing me to use his van and to Sahale and Terry for help in driving to and from Florida.
Also, thank you to Hongshan Wang, the Paleobotany Collections Manager, who will be of great assistance in curating all of the specimens we found.
Financial support for my fieldwork (this summer and 2012) was generously provided by: The Paleontological Society, The Evolving Earth Foundation, National Science Foundation (NSF), and the University of Florida Department of Biology Mildred Mason Griffith Botany Grant.
Thank you also to the FLMNH and Department of Biology fiscal staff, especially Ashley Gazich. Sarah Fazenbaker, FLMNH webmaster, helped to get my blog up and running before the start of the field season.
Finally, thank you to my Mom, who has provided many last minute proofreading sessions of my posts!
I hope you have all enjoyed reading my updates from the field. Be sure to check back occasionally because I will continue to provide updates about my project! Thanks for reading!


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Do you remember most stunning names on this site chose? Or indented to chose?
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Medi-Park Lake is a drainage or runoff lake, meaning runoff from rainfall fills it. However, with Amarillo having a dry winter, there wasn??t enough water runoff to fill the lake. Now with the low water levels, trash is visible along the sides of the lake and ducks perch themselves on cinder blocks stacked in the water. Residents say they are dismayed by the lackluster look of the park.
??It??s been dry for a couple of months or so. It really needs cleaning up. There??s stuff in the middle of it that??s never been picked up for years. They can still clean itup and make it look nice, even though there??s no water in it,?? said Amarillo resident, Jeff Young.
??I??ve been working here and walking around here since the trees were short and it was new and it was beautiful, but now I see, despite the low level of water, I see a lot of trash,?? said Pia Habersang, an Amarillo resident and nurse practitioner who works nearby.
The city says they have no plans to fill up the lake any time soon. Since the lake was built for runoff, if it is dry, it will simply remain that way unless there is rain sometime soon.
??We would never pump water out of the ground to fill those areas for aesthetics. It has to be from runoffs. When those are running high, it??s because we??ve had a lot of run or we??ve had drainage?|but if there??s no water there, it??s indicative to how dry it??s been,?? said Mayor Harpole.
Texas Parks and Wildlife officials say a good rainfall could easily fill up the lake once again since it is a shallow city park lake. Despite the trash, they also say that they already re-stocked the lake with trout in March and are planning to stock it with catfish in April. John Clayton, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Fishery Biologist, says the water levels are fine and that the trash has not affected the quality of the water for the fish. He also mentioned that, to his knowledge, the city comes through periodically and picks up trash.
??You know, with any city park lake, there??s going to be a high load of nutrients due to all the city run off so you certainly wouldn??t want to swim in it or drink that water, however, there??s really no fear of contamination. So the fish that are caught out of there are safe to consume,?? said Clayton.
If today is any indication, regardless of the low water levels, Amarillo residents will still flock to the area to enjoy the warmer weather as springtime approaches.


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On Thursday, March 12, WaterWorld and Water & Wastewater International hosted their first Twitter Chat with Grundfos, which discussed the impact and importance of the water-energy nexus in the industry today, particularly with regard to pumping technologies.
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Arizona-based paper manufacturer Doubletree Paper Mills launched a new state-of-the-art water treatment system from Desalitech , which is increasing its water production capacity by 100 percent to 400 gallons per minute while drastically reducing its wastewater production and energy use.
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In the history of wastewater reuse, 2014 will probably go down as a landmark year, when direct potable reuse took off in the US. In November the San Diego city council voted unanimously for a multi-billion dollar plan to recycle over 300,000 m3/day of water.
Magazine Articles
Desalitech , a Boston-based provider of high-efficiency water production and wastewater treatment solutions, announced that it has secured $11 million in equity funding from a group of private investors led by Spring Creek Investment Management.
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IDA director Rick Stover discusses how desalination technologies are playing a key role in water reuse...
Tree rings reveal history of intense droughts in the west; California farmer turns to inland desalination for irrigation water; Mountain community without water awaits test results; Water tank drained after tamper incident
Amid one of the worst droughts, one California central valley farm is partnering with Desalitech to irrigate farmland from a brackish aquifer in the San Joaquin Valley.
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- Angel Soft Ultra
- Brawny paper towels
- Dixie cups (& napkins & plates)
- Insulair cups
- Perfect Touch cups, paper products
- Quilted Northern
- Sparkle paper towels
- Stainmaster
- Vanity Fair napkins & paper towels
- Mardis Gras napkins
- Zee Napkins
- Georgia Pacific products
- Advantage
- Image Plus
- Spectrum
- American Greetings
(Kochs own minority
- Guardian Glass
(Kochs own 44%)
- Stainmaster
- Lycra
- Teflon
- Georgia Pacific
Tar Sands
- Holiday
- Gander
- American
How can I
avoid buying Koch gasoline?
If you live in an
area where a Koch refinery is located, you
probably can't, unless you buy an electric
Koch gas & oil:
you buy from Holiday or Kwiktrip you are very
likely to be getting Koch gas"
Who are the Kochs?
Republican politicians saved their ass when convicted
of grand theft.
Their deficient gas pipeline killed two teenagers.
The Kochs helped build and fund the teabaggers.
...and more.
Much of the Kochs' (David and Charles) comes from
industrial operations:
Did you know the Kochs were convicted of grand
And that Republican politicians got them off the
Facts at KochFAQs.com
only thing the brothers need to complete the hijacking
of our democracy is a president they can call their
of Kansas Case Exposes Koch Campus Strategy
Koch brothers' strategy: targeted, politicized funding
on college campuses
Candidate Scott Walker's Departure Deals Blow To Koch
Brothers' 2016 Hopes
"Free Market Economics" at work: Drug
price increases from $13.50 to $750 per dose. This
illustrates how everything would work in KochWorld.
GOP Candidate Scott Walker's Departure Deals Blow To
Koch Brothers' 2016 Hopes, Whom Will Koch Brothers Support
brothers summit spotlights their immigration problem
Show Koch Industries Backed Effort to Undermine Renewable
Energy in Kansas
Operatives Abandon Koch Network For Donald Trump
It appears Trump pays better
Political Machine Focuses on "Freedom" to
Pollute and Pay Less Taxes
In their quest to cripple solar power and protect the
profits of their fossil fuels-based businesses, the
Koch brothers have run into an unexpected and potent
adversary: tea party conservatives. (L.A. Times)
Frankenstein monster turns on its creators)
brothers as freedom fighters
The Kochs are desperately trying to rebrand themselves
Activists And Ideology Behind The Latest Attacks On
Planned Parenthood
Extremist zealots
And why would I think that you dont?
Because you dont want any tax money to
go there.
Thats not pro-life.
Thats pro-birth.
We need a much broader conversation on what the
morality of pro-life is.
Sister Joan Chittister (a Benedictine
in America
youngest outcasts (homeless children)
How fucked up are Republicans?
Gramm outraged that AT&T's CEO got ONLY $75
million on retirement
allow limited media access to KochFest, to watch the
plutocrats decide which politicians they'll buy.
The plutocrats obviously feel more in control since
they're doing less hiding under rocks.
Trump tweeted:
I wish good luck to all of the Republican candidates that traveled to California to beg for money etc. from the Koch Brothers. Puppets?— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) August 2, 2015
I wish good luck to all of the Republican candidates that traveled to California to beg for money etc. from the Koch Brothers. Puppets?
candidates make pilgrimage to KochFest
How You Buy Out A Democracy
must hate veterans (pdf)
The Koch brothers must HATE Bernie:
The Kochs are major funders of ALEC
Koch's AFP Gets Bit in the Ass by a Florida Republican
(A case of "man bites dog")
More of the story
How they pissed her off
Cannibalism! Dontcha love it?
How the Kochs and their rich chums use their megaphone to spread their lies, hate, and propaganda, keeping their names & payola secret:
Koch-funded groups
Koch minions devoted to spreading the Kochs'
extreme right-wing agenda.
Climate-change denier was paid by Big Oil,
including Chuckie Koch's foundation
From the New York Times:
One of the names they [politicians] invoke most
often is Wei-Hock Soon, known as Willie, a scientist
at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
who claims that variations in the sun's
energy can largely explain recent global warming.
He has accepted more than $1.2 million in money
from the fossil-fuel industry over the last decade
while failing to disclose that conflict of interest
in most of his scientific papers. At least 11
papers he has published since 2008 omitted such
a disclosure, and in at least eight of those cases,
he appears to have violated ethical guidelines
of the journals that published his work.
The documents show that Dr. Soon, in correspondence
with his corporate funders, described many of
his scientific papers as "deliverables"
that he completed in exchange for their money.
He used the same term to describe testimony he
prepared for Congress.
New York Times
Investigations Center blog
These arrogant ego-centric scheming greedy assholes represent a danger
to the working class and to democracy.
Tweedledum and Tweedledumber
[And we must overturn the Kochs]
Noam Chomsky on the Republican Party:
Tar Sands Sludge:
Kochs want more money.
Fuck the environment.
Fuck the American consumers.
XL will create 35 full-time jobs
brothers still funding climate change denial
The Oligarchs Tighten Their Grip on America
How the Koch brothers turned into political power brokers:
Your vote counts less than the Kochs' money.
The Kochs' Anti-Civil Rights Roots:
New Docs Expose Charles Koch's Ties to John Birch Society
Imagine what the Kochs' warped minds
would like to do to the United States
Read more about Chuckie's John Birch connections
A Shill for the Kochs?
Read about it at
Firedog Lake
The Kochs: A Long History of
Secrecy, Political Involvement,
Massive Political Spending, and Propaganda
Triad Management
Triad Management was a front group for the politically active, conservative oil billionaires Charles and David Koch, that they used to manipulate the outcomes of elections across the country for House and Senate races. Jane Mayer, a reporter for The New Yorker magazine, wrote about Triad Management in an August 30, 2010 article, saying
The Koch Primary
(and what it means for climate)
Buffett's mobile home empire promises low-income Americans the dream of homeownership. But Clayton relies on predatory sales practices, exorbitant fees, and interest rates that can exceed 15 percent, trapping many buyers in loans they can't afford and in homes that are almost impossible to sell or refinance, an investigation by The Center for Public Integrity and The Seattle Times has found.
The Center for Public Integrity
"Wall Street on Parade" offers a bit of history behind the teabaggers, started by Koch groups in 2002, to help Big Tobacco fight the government.
Given their weath, influence, and power, the Kochs are in a privileged
postion. They can buy politicians, they spend heavily on lobbying,
and they fund numerous groups focused
on the Koch agenda. They can effectively hide behind these groups,
and all the groups can broadcast the same Koch message -- which
serves to (falsely) legitimize it.
They have raised, and spent, astronomically huge sums in an effort
to effectively buy government -- by buying politicians. They now
have tremendous influence in the Republican Party.
Through their radica-right group called "Americans For Prosperity"
(AFP, which would be better named "Americans For Plutocrats"),
they have been interfering on the local and state level. AFP sends
deceptive and misleading mailers, engages in deceptive robo calls,
and was a major force in forming and promoting teabagger groups.
With a paid staff and a presence in 43 or so states, AFP is an insidious
force, working to enact the Koch agenda.
Koch talk about "economic freedom" revolves primarily
around policies which would serve to further enrich the Kochs and
harm the working class. They want to destroy government and government
agencies which protect people from polluters like the Kochs.
The Kochs are major funders of the American Legisllative Exchange
Council (ALEC), an insidious marriage of corporations and (mostly
Republican) politicians. Corporations draft laws in consort with
the politicians they own, and those laws get introduced into state
The Kochs, with other Big Oil corporations, are funders of climate
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Fred Koch, the father of Chuckie and Davey, helped found the John Birch Society.
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Jim Furyk shoots 68, leads PGA Championship
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Jim Furyk has been here before. Many times, in fact. Most recently at the 2012 US Open when he co-led after the third round with Graeme McDowell at Olympic. He faltered then, famously in fact, but on Sunday at Oak Hill he'll have a chance for redemption.
It's been 10 years since Furyk won the US Open and according to Justin Ray of ESPN if Furyk wins on Sunday it will be the longest gap between major wins since
It's strange, too. Furyk doesn't often play well at this tournament. His best finish was a T6 in 1997 and he hasn't been inside the top 10 since 2002.
He earned his pay on Saturday though, especially on the last two holes. He hit a 15-foot putt for birdie on No. 17 and then saved par on No. 18 with a putt from the fringe which was punctuated with a fist pump from his caddie, Fluff.
Here's a look at Furyk's Saturday scorecard:
It's Furyk's third straight round in the 60s after shooting a 65 on Thursday and a 68 on Friday.
The big question now -- on Twitter and in the general golf media -- is whether or not Furyk can close. He's had a history of falling apart a little bit in final rounds so a win at Oak Hill with so many big names breathing down his neck would be more than impressive.
After his round Furyk told CBS he's going to continue to be aggressive on Sunday.
"[I'm going to] assess the situation when I get out on the first few holes. It's a crowded leaderboard so go out and fire a good number."
Furyk is six for seven when leading after 54 holes. He certainly has the aura of a man who's about to make it seven for eight.
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Today's Suns workout was headlined by Adreian Payne, Jordan Adams, and C.J. Wilcox.
Today, the Suns workout featured prominent college big man, Adreian Payne (PF, Michigan St.), skilled sophomore Jordan Adams (SG, UCLA). and shooting specialist C.J. Wilcox (SG, Washington).
Adreian Payne is a long, skilled, power forward from Michigan St. He has improved his game dramatically since he was a freshman, showing great development and improvement in nearly every aspect of his game. As a senior, Payne averaged over 16 points and 7 rebounds per game. This included not only shots near or at the rim, but out to the three point line as well Payne can score in transition, by putting the ball on the floor, or off of dunks and the pick-and-roll. Not only did he prove to be a versatile scorer, he did so while shooting over 50% from the field as well. In addition, Payne brings the athleticism to play above the rim, and consistent effort on defense. So what's not to like? Well, he has limited upside at this point, is reported to have smaller lungs than normal for a person his size, and he has a history of injuries (nothing Aaron Nelson cant fix, right?). Still, with his skills and ability to be a two-way player, it's really difficult not to love him as a mid-first round pick.
Jordan Adams is a tremendously skilled offensive guard from UCLA. He knows how to score, especially inside the arc, and is a very good finisher once he gets to the rim. He's 6'5", but has excellent length at the shooting guard position, measuring a 6'10" wingspan, and is also very strong for his position, which helps him score in post-up situations and finish through contact. Adams is one of the most offensively skilled shooting guards in the draft, with an ability to get the ball in the basket in a multitude of ways. His biggest downsides are his lack of athleticism, tying the lowest max vertical out of all positions at only 29.5", and the fifth worst lane agility time at 12.13 seconds. This is definitely a concern when transitioning to the NBA where he will be facing much faster and athletic guards, and has already struggled defensively in college due to his lack of athletic ability. His conditioning has been an issue as well, though he lost around 20 pounds prior to the combine and also appeared to be in fairly good shape today.
The other possible late-first to mid-second round pick in attendance was C.J. Wilcox. Wilcox is a shooting specialist who is also a pretty good defender...a very good prospect for a "Three-and-D" specialist in the NBA. Wilcox is not only a great shooter, he has very good athleticism as well, which helps him on the other end of the court, though he rarely uses it to attack the rim offensively. However, Wilcox can do more than just catch-and-shoot, he is also effective at shooting off the dribble as well. Wilcox projects well as a role player or a bench scorer in the NBA, and could be a consideration for the Suns, especially if he's still available when they pick in the second round.
Here is the full list of today's participants, along with their information:
On Adreian Payne
"Adreian is a nice combination of a guy that can step out and make shots on the perimeter. He moves his feet very well for a guy that size. He's pretty long as well but also wiry strong. I think he's best at facing the basket right now, but he's a guy you can see developing a back to the basket game as well. Obviously there's more room for improvement between 19 and 23, but there's a lot of guys that are pretty good players at 23 already, and he's one of them. You could draft a 19 year old guy who has the potential to be as good as him in four years, and the guy might never get there. He might never do what Adreian Payne has done. In terms of next years' Suns team, where we were a game away from the playoffs this year, it's easier to see a guy like that coming in and playing fairly early in his career."
On important of power forwards providing spacing
"I think the ability to shoot the ball from the power forward position is a strength of ours, and I think it helps with our spacing. Not only the ability to make threes from that position, but also the ability to space the floor for Goran and Eric, and our penetrating guards. it's important, and it's tough to defend. We do have that option with Channing, and we have that option with Markieff as well. The more guys you can slot in that role and not have to change your style of play the better, especially if they can shoot it pretty well and consistently, which Payne has done over the course of his career."
On C.J. Wilcox and Jordan Adams
"C.J. Wilcox had a terrific career at Washington shooting the ball. he came in primarily as a role playing shooter, and extended his game to be more of that throughout the course of his career. Jordan Adams was the youngest guy in the group. He's a strong, sturdy guy, and he was able to shoot the NBA three with no problem.
On Markel Brown's athleticism
"He was up there. I'd have to check the (vertical) test results, but h e was either at the top or near the top of the 54 or so guys we've had in...He's a pretty explosive guy. Combine that with his shooting ability and he's a pretty intriguing player."
On Adreian Payne
"You don't just want a stretch four guy that does nothing but shoot the ball. You want a guy that can go in the post some and play inside. And if teams want to play a smaller four, they can punish them inside. I think Adreian can do both of those things."
On seeing players on tape vs. in person
"To see them on tape it's sometimes hard to tell. There's a difference when you watch it on tape then you get to see them live. Quickness is one thing...sometimes they may look slow on tape and you get them out here and you say oh, that guy's got pretty good quickness. So I like the workouts."
On workouts
"I'm a little tired from that run. The workouts have been good. I'd say this one wasn't my best but it was good. It was a great workout."
On fitting Suns style of play
"I feel I can fit a bunch of styles of the NBA because I'm versatile and I can play inside out. i can bring a lot of things. I can guard different positions, block shots, and be a presence of the floor."
On being mocked to the Suns
"I don't pay much attention to mocks. But I like it out here, and if they pick me then that's great."
On strengths
"My strengths are my shooting ability, scoring, getting deflections on defense, getting steals in the passing lanes, and my basketball I.Q."
On toughness of Suns workout
"I would say this was the toughest (workout) that I've been through thus far, with all the running, the shooting, and the competitive drills."
On Suns workout
"It went well, it's a lot of running...the most running I've done in a workout so far. It was definitely a challenging aspect, but we had a good group of guys, and everyone worked hard."
On Hornacek's involvement in drills
"I loved it. He's really involved in the workout. We listen to what he was saying because he knows what he's talking about. He would come over to the side and talk to us and give us a couple of pointers going forward which is really helpful in the process.
On strengths
"Shooting the ball. That's definitely my number one strength. That's what got me here, that's my specialty, and that's what I feel like I'll be drafted on."
Another workout coming on Monday.
Since the end of the NCAA season, Noah Vonleh has seen his draft stock rise like Zach LaVine's vertical leap. Despite not being as touted as other forwards to start the year, he's got the potential to be the best power forward in the draft given his age and physical gifts.
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Position: Power Forward
Draft Range: Draft Express - 7, NBA Draft Insider - 6, ESPN - 5
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At just 18 years old, Noah Vonleh already has a prototypical NBA power forward's physique. Since the end of the NCAA season, he's seen his draft stock rise like Zach LaVine's vertical leap. After projecting as an early first round project due to his youth, he's now knocking on the door of being a Top 5 pick. He does a little bit of everything and does it extremely well. Despite not being as touted as other forwards to start the year, he's got the potential to be the best power forward in the draft given his age and physical gifts.
Noah Vonleh can grab almost anything he wants. With a massive 7'4" wingspan and gargantuan hands that measure 9.75" ong by 11.75" wide, his rebounding advantage is almost unfair. I mean, look at these things.
Noah Vonleh's hands are the 2nd largest recorded at the #NBACombine. L: 9.75in W: 11.75in (Basically, they're huge.) pic.twitter.com/o6kH92LODZ
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Those fingers are grasping incarnate. And grasp they did to the tune of 9 rebounds per game in his freshman (and only) year in college. That's almost 15 rebounds per 40 minutes of floor time. He's the number one rebounder in Draft Express' top 100 prospects this year. Between his house-like frame, condor-like arms and serpentine fingers, he is almost genetically engineered to rebound. Unsurprisingly, those same qualities made him an above average shot-blocker as well, averaging 1.4 blocks per game.
In college, he also proved a very capable scorer. He shot 52.3% from the field including 48.5% from beyond the (NCAA) arc on 1.1 3-point attempts per game. His offensive game is multi-faceted in that he scores effectively with both hands down low as well as shoot from range. He also draws contact and makes opponents pay. He shot a very respectable 71.6% from the free throw line on 4.5 attempts per game.
So far we've got an 18 year-old potential scoring machine and rebounding monster. What else can he do? How about fly up and down the court? Is that something you might be interested in? His 3.28 second sprint time was within a couple hundredths of a second as Marcus Smart, T.J. Warren, Aaron Gordon and Julius Randle. The kid has a motor and it runs fast.
So, really what's not to like?
As mentioned before, Vonleh is only 18 and won't turn 19 until August. With great youth comes great great learning curves. In college, Vonleh was prone to some indecision and occasionally seemed to lack confidence in his game. As a 19 year-old stepping on to an NBA court for the first time, there are questions as to whether or not he will be able to contribute immediately. It's not a matter of low IQ as much as it is a matter of low confidence. Does the soft-spoken Vonleh believe in himself enough to hold his own with veteran NBA big men?
As with other young prospects, Vonleh's defensive game will need some work. He certainly has all the physical attributes to be a stong defensive presence at the four. In college that may have worked to his disadvantage has he was able to get by on his length instead of using his athleticism and developing the defensive footwork needed to succeed at the NBA level.
Vonleh is also still growing. While that is good in that he will continue to add strength, it's possible that additional bulk will slow him down. It could be the difference between whether his ceiling is Chris Bosh or Wayman Tisdale. No one's going to kick Wayman Tisdale off their team, but most GMs would rather have that Bosh guy.
Noah Vonleh is an easy pick outside of the top 3. His perimeter game is more developed than Julius Randle or Jabari Parker, despite his potential lack of NBA readiness. And if he doesn't make the same impact as a rookie that those two are expected to, its seems likely that he will within the next couple of years.
Noah Vonleh would certainly be a welcome addition to a Phoenix Suns roster that lacks a strong interior scorer and rebounder. He has the potential to eclipse both Markieff Morris and Channing Frye's games, combining the best of both in a genetically superior package. But can the Suns get him?
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University of Alabama System Chancellor Robert Witt is among the class of 2014 Pillars of West Alabama, according to a news release from the Community Foundation of West Alabama.
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Pandas HouseJune 4, 2012Home • Richmond, United States
The greatest Panda in the whole widest worldest!!
Single Dad of 3 awesome boys 1 w/ #specialneeds #SteelersNation DieHard #SteelerFan #DesertStorm, #USArmy #Veteran #Conservative I lean towards the right
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