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I am going to start by saying I am a Cyclone homer, drink too much Cy-Aid, and usually see the glass half full. I hate to look this far ahead but I think some of you are ready to give up on the program already.
Turning a program around doesn't happen over night. It takes time to get everything just right. I have had two jobs since I graduated college and in both of them I have been a part of a turnaround. From that I know it takes time to get things just right. There are days you wonder why you are working your butt off but all of a sudden you see the fruits of you labor and it makes it worth while. I think building a Basketball program is like a business, once you get everything in place, hard work will pay off.
This team will be better next year. Yes they are losing 2 of the best players on the team but this is college sports you lose seniors every year. You just hope your underclassmen get better, step up, and are provide you equal or better performance on the court.
If all the players stay and there are no new players joining the team here is how I think will look next year.
PG-1. Garrett-his biggest problem is not being strong enough and I think that will improve in the off-season, so his shots will be stronger, he will be stronger when he has the ball, and his passes will be better. He will also be a smarter player since he will be a year older and have experience in the system.
2. Buckley-Granted we don't know much about him but he one of the best players in Michigan, and there are some good players in Michigan.
SG. 1. Wes J- We know what he can do at 100%, and another year under his belt he should have a special year.
2. Sean H- If he keeps hitting his 3s he will help out better than he has this year
2b. Wes E.-if he is as good of a shooter as people say he is can you keep him off the court?
Other G. Peterson-he will get a lot of minutes as both PG and SG, he knows the system and is a good player but the other PGs will have more natural ability.
Boozer-Lets hope he surprises us and improves a whole bunch.
JUCO- If they get a good JUCO that can play right away look for them to move Wes back to PF. McD said it could happen anyway.
SF. 1- Lucca-if he is as good as everyone says he is look for him to get a lot of minuets. With him being on the floor will allow the inside to open up a lot. Having 3 guys on the court that can hit open 3s will change the way teams defend ISU.
2. Mann- don't know much about him but I do know the coaches like what he has to offer
2b. Any of the SGs as listed above
PF- 1.Thompson-We see that he can defend he just needs to get some shots to fall. He has some good moves and will benefit from having 3 point shooters. If his offence can match what Brackins has been doing as of late that will be great.
C.-Brackins- He will get better, he just needs to work on his strength so he can go to the basket and play with the big boys of the Big 12. We know he has the talent and skills. Hopefully he can score like Jiri has been.
PF-C Back up-CJ- Look for him to improve and have something to prove next season.
Hamilton-Most say he needs work and is raw as of yet so a RS maybe?
Ranking the Big 12 coaches
1. Scott Drew- what he has done at Baylor is short of amazing
2. Bill Self-Gets the talent can he get the team to win it all?
3. Rick Barnes-Again gets the talent; he just needs to go farther in the toury.
4. Greg McD-Call me a homer but he has done a lot with very little this far
5. Mark Turgeon-Good coach, took over a good program, lets see what he can do
with it, I think McD has a winning record against him
6. Jeff Bzdelik-doing some nice things at a place that is hard to win at
7. Doc Sadler- again doing nice things at a school it is hard to win at
8. Frank Martin-time will tell if he can keep it going at KSU hard to tell what he can do since he has hasn't even coached 30 NCAA games
9. Jeff Capel-took over a good program and hasn't done much with it
10. Mike Anderson-has some off the court issues with his team. Not sure if he is the guy to get it done or not.
11. Sean Sutton- Thanks for the job daddy
12. Pat Knight- Don't know much about him as of now, will it turn out like Keno Davis or like Sean Sutton?
There are some good coaches in this conference
Where the programs are going
Standings as of now. (Where I think the program is going in the next 2 to4 yrs)
1. Kansas-Here for the long haul( =)
2. KSU-Who knows what will happen here but my guess is they better enjoy the good times in KSU land, and the good times are right now. (↓↓↓)
3. Texas-As long as they keep getting the talent they will be good. (=)
4. Texas A&M- Lets see what happens after BGs touch wears off. (=)
5. Baylor-Good team now but they have a lot of upperclassmen. (=↓)
6. Nebraska-Up and down this year Lincoln is a tough place to win (=)
7. Oklahoma- Jeff Capel isn't doing much to improve the program he took over (↓)
8. Texas Tech-Time will tell what happens here (=)
9. Iowa State-Things look good for them, once everything gets in place, we hope (↑↑↑↑↑)
10. Missouri- Off the court problems may hurt this program again (=)
11. OSU- Can you fire a guy whose dad's name is on the court? (↓)
12. Colorado-Tough place to win, they have a good coach though (↑)
As you can tell I think its not as tough of a task as many think to move up in this conference. Since the Big 12 was formed KU has been the best team, and no other team has been able to stay in the top 3 or 4 for more than a few years. Texas is that team now, but it is up for grabs and whatever team gets there, avoids coaching changes, and BS off the court can stay there for a long time. I feel ISU has a good, if not better chance than any other team to do that. We know they can get there (2 Conference Titles) , we dont know if they can stay there.
Am I crazy for thinking this way?
Go ahead rip me and this apart. I may be busy for the next few days so I wont be able to reply to your comments right away, but will when I get a chance to.
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Hey, I could see it. If I could forcast the sports future I'd be in Vegas and not Ankeny though. I have to admit I'm not all that optimistic about next year but I do think better times are on the way for the program.
I like the work you put in here.
Looking at the list, we have more history and more of a fan base, which would indicate to me that it's easier for us to rebuild than some of these teams to build up.Seems like Hilton should be a great recruiting tool, as well (especially after taking a trip to Lincoln).
Looking at the team as it stands so far, I think the next couple of years look awfully promising! I also think the glass is more full than not.
I think our front court is the only thing that concerns me for next year. I really don't think we can rely on Thompson very much. We'll really be lacking the experience down low for the next year or two. Unless of course Brackins makes a huge leap.
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That's no kidding.
Anything less than a solid NIT bid next year with an outside shot at the NCAA's will be a huge disappointment IMO, unless something drastic changes. We *should* have depth next year and some experience for once. I agree with others that our big men may be our biggest weakness next year, but that has yet to be seen with a couple of new guys on their way and a more experienced Brackins/Thompson.
I like your outlook for the most part.
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CG. No one knows what you're talking about.
Originally Posted by cowgirl836
I really think some people are going to get their hopes too high for next year. We're still going to be lacking for having both experience and scoring ability on the floor at the same time. Wesley, Brackins and Garrett will be our returning scorers with Garrett and Brackins having the most to do in the off season. We have Lucca and Wes the should be good for newbies next year, although Lucca will have a year of being in the system.
I guess I just don't see why we should expect anything more than 15-18 wins next year. I do however see us being much, much better the following year. There just isn't a quick fix for the problems that ISU has faced and next year we'll upset a team or two but lose a couple that would normally be solid expectations. In the end I think we're still two years from being a solid team.
Sometimes it is the people who no one imagines anything of who do the things that no one can imagine.
ISU MBB: Bigger than a single person, player, or coach.
I think we have a shot at 20 wins here, but I'm being optimistic. The Big 12 is turning into a great basketball conference, and there are lots of good teams.
I agree with Jeremy.
This team will have to overachieve next year to reach NIT IMO. I see 15-19 wins total.
Good post. I think it's tough to rank the coaches when a whopping 9 of the 12 have less than 2 full seasons in the conference though. Most of the schools felt good about the hires when they made them but a lot of them will probably be gone within a few years just because not everybody can win. I hope ISU and GMac can take advantage of the opportunity.
IMO Mizzou and OSU have some of the biggest issues facing them. A lot of Mizzou fans have turned on Anderson already and Sutton hasn't done anything to inspire confidence. I thought Nebraska would be better than they are this year but they're trying to build as well. Tough task.
Tech is the biggest question mark and could go either way. Colorado will face an uphill battle but I think they've got a great coach. We've been saying next year for the last several years. Will it finally get here? In terms of NCAA tournament I say no but I think we will be improved. We need to get to the level where we're winning most of our home games and getting a few on the road.
With the fan support we have I think we've underperformed over the last several years (obviously). Our facilities really need an upgrade though and the Hilton renovations will help. What happened to the basketball practice facility? Is that still planned for sometime soon? That is desperately needed.
The key for ISU next season is Garrett & Brackins. Both have shown potential, but they need to work hard in the weight room & become more consistent with their basketball skills.
Garrett needs strength- he needs to watch some tape of some bigger PG's over the past few years and see how they were successful. There were maybe a half dozen times where Garrett beat his man off the dribble against the Longhorns and didn't have the strength or agressiveness to get the defender on his hip and take it to the basket. Garrett had a good game against the Longhorns- IMO an experienced Garrett should have had a MONSTER game.
Brackins needs strength and work on his shot. It seems to me he shoots the ball in the palm of his hand- especially on his short jumpers. Also a kid with his height & athleticism should average 6+ rpg.
Lucca needs to be a big time player also. He's needs to be a 10 ppg kid & shoot a high % from 3pt range.
IMO a starting lineup of the following is pretty solid:
PG Garrett (10 ppg & 4 apg)
WG Staiger (10 ppg & 4 rpg)
WF Johnson (17 ppg & 6 rpg)
PF Brackins (12 ppg & 6 rpg)
C Thompson (7 ppg & 6 rpg)
If this team is going to compete for an NCAA berth, then either Boozer or Eikmeier needs to be a deadly 3 point shot off the bench and score 6-8 ppg. Also C. Johnson and/or Mann needs to play 15-20 mpg of solid ball. Don't need to score many points, but need to rebound and play tough defense.
I'd love for Buckley to be a stud, but I have grown to like Petersen. For the most part he gets the Clones in the half court set and seems to settle down the team. If the kids around him get better, I think Petersen could be a solid Big 12 PG in the Jacy Holloway mode.
In my opinion Peterson knows the game as well as anybody we've had in a while. He isn't the most talented player on the court but most of the time he's going to be the smartest. I think he'll be a great coach some where some day.
Garrett could get 15ppg if he could learn to finish with more accuracy and handle the ball better in traffic. I think he's in between Stinson and Tinsley - has great tenacity and determination to drive like Tinsley but at this point can't finish with a good enough percentage, i.e. Stinson. I think he has the attitude to improve where Stinson didn't and therefore I think Garrett will end his career in a better position. He might not be starting with that wow factor that Stinson did but he also doesn't have as well balanced of a team and he really could have benefited from a year on the bench where Stinson came in ready, more or less. Just my opinion on the matter and not meant as a put-down on anybody - just a comparison of styles of play where I think Garrett has the advantage over Stinson.
Thompson is probably a 3-5ppg player. He's not the kind of player who is going to make a big impact on the offensive end, nor should he need to be. I think his place on the team is on defense.
Brackins will get much better - he has to get a little meaner when going to the rim and needs to learn to play more as a center for the time being. He'll get there though and he'll go to the NBA some day.
Wesley should be a 20ppg player next year if he stays healthy. He'll be a solid 1st rounder after his senior year.
Lucca could potentially be anywhere from 8-15ppg depending on how well the rest of the team develops. If others don't step up on a consistent basis, he won't be able to get open enough to score in high numbers every night.
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Overall, Nassau's voting-age population is now nearly 24 percent black and Hispanic –– up from 18 percent in the 2000 census. The Asian population is on the rise as well, having grown by more than 30,000 –– a 68 percent increase –– from 2000 to 2010, according to the census. Much of the western half of the county is no longer majority white, United Redistricting says.
There has also been a slow but steady decline in the white population in Garden City, Lynbrook and parts of Merrick and Massapequa, United Redistricting notes.
Nassau's population remained relatively stable from 2000 to 2010. Without immigrants, however, the county actually would have lost population, according to the coalition.
And, we might add, without immigrants, there surely would have been a far greater drop in property- and sales-tax receipts than we've seen, which would have created even bigger budget deficits for our local governments.
All of this implies that we should welcome immigrants, rather than scorn them, as is too often the case. And we should celebrate the growing diversity around us. The U.S. is a strong nation, in part, because we are a blended society that welcomes people from around the globe. In many ways, the Town of Hempstead has become a microcosm of our larger society, and is certainly no longer the lily-white suburb it was when segregation was enforced in certain communities by restrictive covenants in the 1950s and '60s.
Full integration, though, is a long way off. In the Town of Hempstead, minorities make up 40 percent of the population, but hold only 14 percent of Town Board seats. Both Republicans and Democrats should consider selecting political candidates who reflect the changing face of the county.
At the same time, the Town of Hempstead should consider any and all smart-growth initiatives to encourage developers to construct affordable housing –– meaning small apartment houses in our downtown business districts, near public transportation –– to provide low-cost homes for young people and the construction and service-sector workers who are playing an increasingly important role in the local economy.
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|Gardner to Int. Sec. Salazar: proposed BLM fracking rules violate state water rights
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Congressman Cory Gardner (R-CO) is pushing back on the Bureau of Land Management's proposed rules for hydraulic fracturing, saying they represent a clear violation of state water laws. In a letter to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar, Gardner urges him not to let the BLM duplicate existing state regulations or encroach on state water authority.
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Also just got back from the game and I share the same thoughts as other posters on Ejim's bright future and our PG issues.
I want to talk about Royce. He seemed very rusty today but give the kid a break -- he hasn't played a real game in years.
Regarding his free throw shooting, I thought his stroke looked great. His first few attempts were all net and I was very impressed with his form. Then out of nowhere he airballs his next one. He was clearly embarrased and I think it got in his head a little. He seemed rattled on the rest of his attempts the rest of the game. He'll recover.
There is something very special about Royce. I remember watching Harrrison Barnes a few times in the high school state tourney and thinking to myself "any time he wanted to he could score on whoever is guarding him." Harrison was almost too unselfish to truly dominate a game like everyone knew he could, and he didn't always seem to play at maximum effort. It was only after 3/4 of a season at North Carolina that the "dominate" switch finally flipped on and Harrison figured out how to really play at the next level.
I see a little of that same quality in Royce. Several times today Royce took the ball and drove on his defender with highlight reel plays. He didn't finish all the time, but every one of them was impressive in its own way.
Let's give him some time. Like months -- not just a few games.
I remember watching Tinsley and Fizer lose at Drake early in their careers. It was pretty sloppy and disapppointing, but you could see the talent that team had. It takes a little while to get all of the pieces working together to build a great team.
This team will be great when we find our point guard and Royce gets comfortable with his game again and flips on the dominate switch.
One of Royce's passes to Ejim under the basket was amazing. One handed and he made that basketball look like a baseball.
Assistant coach said in the halftime interview that Royce was very nervous coming in to the game. I'm sure he feels the pressure to do well, but I think he will find that Cyclone fans will love him if he just leaves everything on the floor. His game will naturally come to him as he settles down.
Royce did look a little out of it today, but also showed flashes of power and athleticism. I think after a handful of games, he'll knock the rust off, and get in sync with the other guys. I'm not worried - it should bs what we all expected.
His dunk was amazing!
RW will be a blocking machine.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
He had a dunk, and then went back and blocked the other team, but then passed it bad and it went out of bounds.
Originally Posted by MissouriCyclone
His dunk was amazing!
Your avatar is amazing.
Originally Posted by CyBer
He had a dunk, and then went back and blocked the other team, but then passed it bad and it went out of bounds.
It was a good pass, Booker just wasn't expecting it.
Given the amount of time that Royce has gone without playing a real game, it will take a while before we'll see him take over, IMO.
Really the same could be said to lesser extent for Babb, Allen and Booker. Those guys will have to knock off some of the rust as well.
People have to remember he is a freshmen, and has never played on this level. The speed, defensive intensity...etc. It will all be new for him. EVERY single player at this level gets a rude awakening when conference season starts and it will be no different for Royce. He is a pup, people make him out to be this 5th year senior or something.
That won't stop people on this board from throwing him under the the bus repeatedly after he has a couple bad games in conference play. Hell I even saw some of it after the first exhibition game.
He will be a stud and one of our great players eventually I think as long as he keeps his nose clean and works hard.
Originally Posted by Goothrey
Your avatar is amazing.
Not everyone can get a picture with Chris Williams and Tron.
Remind me later and if you want it, I'll give it to you.
I can see why CFH was praising his passing ability, if I had hands as big as his I would be a great passer too. The ball is literally dwarfed in his hands.
Hard to remember that Royce has yet to play in a D1 game, it will take time, maybe the whole year, people will need to be patient.
Go Cyclones!!
**** Iowa!!
All in all it was a good first game. There was a point of the game where we would have only 1 guy that played last year at all at the D1 level. It'll take some time for them to grow together and stuff, but very pleased with the blocking, shooting and rebounding at the end. One thing I liked about White is that about 4 times I saw him dribble to the basket and then look for a pass instead of shooting, whereas last year I think the team would have just shot it.
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Mullet Gets 15 Years In Beard-Cutting Case
Some ask to take punishment for their ringleader
February 9, 2013
CLEVELAND — (AP) Denying he ran an Amish cult, the 67-year-old ringleader of hair- and beard-cutting attacks on fellow members of his faith in Ohio was sentenced Friday to 15 years in prison, while......
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let us not drone on the issue.
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If he converted to Islam before the trial, he would be a FREE MAN today!
Biased government would not touch THAT ONE with a 10 foot pair of scissors.
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Look, there's lots of comments about the harsh punishment for snipping whiskers but I think the sly old goat had more earthly goals in mind. The 'goal' for him was not 'cutting whiskers' so much as 'cutting meat' so to speak. He had his eye on 'doing' the stupid, very stupid wives of his Amish neighbors. And he did just that. He got off easy. Way too easy. Worse, his 'appeal' will likely reduce his sentence to maybe 24 months since he's old, frail and just a poor misguided 'man of God'.
Only difference between Pops and Jesse Jackson Junior is the old guy didn't get a 40 grand Rolex watch out of his evil ways.
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Slightly off the subject; But- Religion has killed more people than all the wars in history.
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Its a proper sentence for what he did, and what he did was terrorize people. Cults always seem to go from oppression to violence and often to murder and perhaps this derailed that train before Amish people had to die to satisfy this guy's religious goals. Not only was this guy involved in terrorizing people who did not follow his stricter than norma rules, there is some indication that he had threatened some public officials for also not deferring to him. And I hope that the DOC makes him shave his crab catcher while he is jail, not only is it necessary to sanitary reasons but also to show him that he must abide by the rules too.
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I think U.S. Attorney Steven Dettelbach has his sights trained on a career path at the taxpayer's expense. This case is a notch in the handle.
Old goat Burgoyne made a healthy living for himself by faming the flames of religious intolerance.
An appeals court will likely reduce the sentence to time served.
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THE JUDGE: '15 years you old goat!'
MULLET: 'you gotta be pulling my beard Judge!'
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I wish he would have received "life", but I guess at his age 15 years will teach a lesson. I do earnestly hope they shave his beard the first day and make him keep it off for his entire "visit" to the correctional system.
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Royals prospect Danny Duffy, currently a member of the Wilmington Blue Rocks, will play for the U.S. squad at the Futures Game, to be held on July 12 in St. Louis as part of Taco Bell All-Star Sunday. The game will be televised live on ESPN2 beginning at 1:00 p.m. CT.
Duffy, KC's second-round pick in 2007, is 6-2 with a 2.85 ERA this season. He ranks fourth in the Carolina League with 66 strikeouts. He pitched a scoreless inning at the California/Carolina League All-Star Game on Tuesday.
Current Royals John Buck, Billy Butler, Alex Gordon, Zack Greinke and Luke Hochevar have represented the U.S. squad in previous Futures Games. Buck was with the Houston organization when he played in the 2002 Futures Game. Butler took home MVP honors in 2006, becoming the second straight Royal to do so after Justin Huber won in 2005.
Catcher Miguel Olivo played for the World Team in 2000 while in the Oakland system and reliever Juan Cruz represented the World Team in 2001 while he was in the Cubs organization. Right-handed pitcher Julio Pimentel, currently on the 40-man roster, played for the World squad in last year's contest.
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The Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra is scheduled to perform 7 p.m. Thursday at the Community School of Music and Arts' Tateuchi Hall, 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain View.
The orchestra will perform an interactive program that highlights period instruments and the history behind the music. The program will encourage audience participation and include demonstrations of each type of stringed instrument.
Since its 1981 inception, the orchestra has dedicated its performances to historically informed Baroque, Classical and early-Romantic music on original instruments.
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Awesome stuff as usual Jax.
I almost forgot to post this in the Finished Maps section.
This was commissioned by Anstett aka BOB @ www.dragonslayers-society.org Outreach.
Sketched on paper, scanned and then colorized in GIMP.
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Awesome stuff as usual Jax.
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Nice work Jax, this is mighty perdy!
Really nice stuff!
My finished maps
Mapping Worlds (My blog about mapping)
Imaginary maps (My facbook page devoted to mapping)
Good stuff, man.
If the radiance of a thousand suns was to burst at once into the sky, that would be like the splendor of the Mighty One...I am become Death, the Shatterer of worlds.
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Nice Jax! I've been to Mesa Verde National Park when I was a kid and I've always wanted to do a map of that kind of archaeological site. Then I saw a documentary of a network of mesa community archaeological sites where each community could view other communities through the use of smoke signaling so a mutual defense between many communities could be achieved yet each seemed isolated and alone (and not be the case). A map of a mesa community (sample) as part of regional of map of mesa sites seems like a worthy project. Of course I have no time these days, but perhaps someday...
Great looking drawn map, Jax.
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The search continues for the man who shot two workers at a Dollar General store while robbing it, now two weeks after the crime.
The crime happened at the Dollar General on Neuse Blvd. in New Bern on Tuesday, July 24th. Police say the shooter stole cash from the store and shot two workers.
If you know anything, the number to New Bern police is (252) 672-4100.
The search continues for the gunman who shot two Dollar General employees more than a week ago in New Bern during a robbery.
New Bern Police say they continue to follow leads and are working with other agencies and asking for help from the public as well. Police Chief Toussaint Summers, " It's very important because you are our eyes and ears. The police can't be everywhere obviously so if you are alert to suspicious activities and phone it in and jot down tag numbers and don't get involved yourself it's very helpful."
Police say the robber left the scene in a black Hyundai Sonata with either no license plate or a covered plate.
The store has made some changes following the shooting, including adding a security guard and closing earlier.
A day after 2 people were shot at a Dollar General in New Bern, 911 calls were released as the search for a suspect continues.
The victims have been identified as store clerk Christopher Phillips and store manager Donte Dillahunt. They were injured when the gunman entered the Neuse Boulevard store and shot them during a robbery before taking off.
Even shot though he was shot, Phillips managed to call 911 and tried to help police on scene telling dispatchers he was shot in the side and his manager was shot in the face.
Caller: He's already left. I don't know, he's carrying a dollar general bag. I think he went that way.
Responding officer: That way?
Caller: Yes sir.
Dillahunt also called 911 and said he was shot, but couldn't give much more information to dispatchers. Phillips family says he was shot in his thigh and a bullet grazed him. Dillahunts family says he is doing as well as expected after being shot but they are not giving any additional information on his injuries.


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There's shows you go to in NYC when an artist from Nola comes to town, brings their funky soulful music with them, gets the crowd moving to their syncopated groove and brings that Crescent City flavor to the New York party. You see the New Yorkers do a mock second line like their in New Orleans, and it's fun. It's a New York party with a New Orleans soundtrack, always great. But then… every once in a while, when the stars align at just the right place, right time and with the right people… A New Orleanian in exile can close their eyes, open their ears and almost feel like they're back home. King James and the Special Men did that for me last night, and Lord, it felt good!
Red Hook, Brooklyn, a working class neighborhood far off the beaten path, where generations of families have lived for years that's currently rebuilding itself after being nailed by a hurricane, subsequently proved the perfect place for King James and the Special Men to serve up their New Orleans flavor. The Red Hook Bait & Tackle Bar, a former fisherman's mercantile, adorned with taxidermied animal heads, red brick and xmas lights proved the perfect setting for this gig. Coming off a special performance outside Lincoln Center and a great July 4th show at the good ol' Bait & Tackle, King James and the boys closed out their NYC run here in proper fashion.
Go along with Glen David Andrews and his band on a guided tour of the Armstrong House Museum, in Queens, NY, where Satchmo and his wife Lucille lived from 1943 until the end of their lives.
Yes, we see the irony of recommending a British fireworks video on the Fourth of July. And yet.... If you love fireworks and didn't get to see any this Fourth, watch this video. It was beautifully shot with multiple cameras by the BBC and is totally worth a look. The bigger the screen, the better.
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Was just messing around with my wolf this weekend. Put open sights on it and was getting ready to hit the range but I have a big problem. The hammer cocks all the way back, but when trigger is pulled it stops just short of the firing pin even when the break action is closed. Am I missing something obvious, or should I call CVA for help?
I got my package of Thor .501 300 grain bullets. I tried running them down the barrel. They'll go, but take some pushing. I assume that is ok and the barrel isn't going to burst, but since this is my first muzzleloader, I thought I'd confirm with you guys who have been using them.


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If they're good enough to qualify as a minor political party in Ohio, then they're good enough to be included in the gubernatorial debate.
That's the philosophy of Ohio Green Party leaders and the decision to exclude its gubernatorial candidate, Dennis Spisak, from a debate between Democratic incumbent Ted Strickland and Republican challenger John Kasich.
Perhaps sensing they were losing the public perception battle, House Speaker John Boehner and Majority Leader Eric Cantor on Monday agreed to extend the payroll tax cut for another 10 months without getting offsetting reductions elsewhere in the budget. The action is a victory for President Obama, who opposed the GOP's attempts to force pay cuts for federal workers and require them to contribute more to their pensions.
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Although I check each TPN on 101 and 119 each week, I do not check 95 weekly.
I do not have an International subscription, but do have a World Direct dish than I can setup temporarily for a data download.
The international channels change very little. I usually go a couple of months between 95 data checks. I will be happy to update the 95 data when changes are pointed out as you have.
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Moorish, Andalusian beauty. Zuheros is in the Cordoba Mountains and conserves the traditional architecture of white houses with ochre roofs. Set at the foot of a Moorish castle, the Nuestra Señora de los Remedios Church (16th century) is worthy of special note, as is the Local History Museum, which has some archaeological finds from Murciélagos Cave on display. A visit to this cave is a must - it is a natural opening running into the mountainside, inhabited as far back as the Neolithic period. It is 4 kilometres away from the village. Apart from the cave paintings inside, there is also a stunning view of the region from its entrance.
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Roddin' @ Random: Scene At Eagle Field Runway DragsWritten by on February 25, 2014 Nitro returned to the Central Valley last fall -- and in a big way.
California's Central Valley has not heard the deafening roar and smelled the smells of nitro drag racing since the mid '70s, when nitro cars ran at tracks like Raisin City in Fresno and Kingdon in Lodi. Famoso in Bakersfield is the only track still in operation that runs nitro cars, but it is too far south for some to get to easily.
Yet nitro returned to the Central Valley last fall -- and in a big way -- when the Fuel Altereds hit the strip at the Eagle Field Runway Drags. Eagle Field is an old WWII air base and museum located just south of Dos Palos, California. It has been the scene of vintage-style, flag-start drag racing since 2009. Rocky Phillips, who created the event, has put on the drags every year with a volunteer staff. All of the proceeds from the race go to help the museum; restore the old hangar, admission offices, and barracks; and for upkeep at the base.
"This October's event was our best yet," said Rocky, with more than 200 cars running and in excess of 2,000 fans in attendance for both days. The AA Fuel Altereds were this year's highlight, smoking their tires all the way down the airstrip. The Altereds on hand included Pure Hell, Pure Heaven, The Witch Doctor, The Joker, and the Mike Sullivan Topolino, all running single passes down the airstrip so the fans could see each of their runs.
The event had one unfortunate mishap, when Brian Youngblood's '64 Fairlane gasser -- with his father Dennis behind the wheel -- crashed and rolled. Fortunately, he walked away from the accident. The great fans of Eagle Field passed around a helmet for Brian and collected more than $2,000 to help him with the car's repairs.
Every year the Eagle Field drags gets bigger and better. Rocky plans to have the Altereds return next year, along with Rich Guasco's Pure Hell running against Stormy Byrd's Revelation dragster in an old style, match-race showdown. Joe Hickenbottom, a regular at Eagle, also plans to have around 30 gassers from all over California and the Northwest, to really show the fans what tru-stalgia drag racing is all about. For more information on next year's events, check out EagleFieldDrags.com.
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Real Mike Thompson's '32 Ford received a lot of attention, looking as if it belonged at the Autorama instead of at the drags. The car is a real deal hot rod -- chopped in 1951 at Barris Customs and upholstered in the same year at Gaylord's Kustom Tops and Interiors. The car was also owned by two drag-racing legends, Don Rackemann and Joe Pisano, both of whom also street raced the car in southern California in the late '50s into the '60s. The car was last repainted in 1981, and it still wears that paint today.Justin Brenneman from Albany, Oregon, brought his blown '64 S/FX Dodge, which smoked the tires the full eighth-mile. Unfortunately, he was able to make only two passes before the tires were melted to the cords. He, along with his brother Jessi, own B and B Speed Shop, which specializes in the '60s-style funny cars.Derrek Boling's Triumph was found in a Craigslist ad, and it was in pieces when he bought it. The previous owner said that it had run at Lions Drag Strip in the late '60s, on nitro at around 140 mph. The bike was bright orange with a faded name of "Piranha" painted on the tank. The bike also features a unique head design with four spark plugs and a hand-formed, pointed tail section. Derrek is hoping that these features will help someone recognize it. If they have more information, he can be contacted at email@example.com Hartnell and his wife, Claire, were attending the Eagle Field Drags on a trip from England. When Rocky came up to Chris and offered him a chance to drive the Evil Twin dragster -- Chris drives the Backdraft slingshot dragster back home—he jumped at the chance. The twin had a little issue with the timing, which is why fire is coming out of the carbs. However, Chris didn't mind; in fact, he said it was the highlight of their entire vacation, and he can't wait to tell everyone back home about it.Anything can race anything at Eagle Field, as there are no set classes. Jimmy Reeser in his injected 392 Hemi dragster squared off against Bob Riedel in his '36 Plymouth gasser, also powered by an injected 392 Hemi, to see whose Hemi was the quickest.


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Where: Mustard Seed Communities (MSC) – a non-profit mission in Kingston, Jamaica, which takes in hundreds of abandoned and medically needy children. Many are severely disabled and have disorders such as Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Hydrocephalus, and HIV/AIDS. They also have a population of pregnant teens. The goal is to help provide these children with compassionate and dignified care, and also, to provide teaching sessions for the children and the caregivers who are themselves quite impoverished and lack formal education. See www.mustardseed.com for more information about the organization. Travel within Jamaica includes going to the various Mustard Seed Communities, in and around Kingston and the surrounding region.
Requirements: Desire to learn about other cultures; Interest in service to others; Compliance with rules and regulations of the facilities to be visited and the Trip Facilitator; Pay all fees and complete all paperwork (to be distributed after you give your commitment to participate) by due dates; current Passport; Good personal health; *Immunizations: current Tetanus required; Hepatitis A is recommended, but not required.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- A D.C. police officer shot and wounded a teenager during a stolen car chase, police say.
The shooting took place on Saturday at about 7 p.m. when officers began chasing a red Dodge Challenger that was taken during an armed carjacking early that morning in Northeast D.C., police said.
According to police, the car eventually was stopped in traffic at 295 and Benning Road in Northeast. A police officer approached the car on foot and the driver tried to flee onto the sidewalk, striking the officer.
The officer's partner shot at the vehicle but they continued to flee, police said.
Three teenagers, one female and two males, were apprehended when they tried to flee on foot. One of the males had a gunshot wound to the leg, police said.
The injured officer was transported to a local hospital were he was treated for lower body injures and was released.
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