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City Council conservatives made Mayor Mallory real mad yesterday, blocking his appointment of Councilwoman Laure Quinlivan to the Hamilton County Transportation Improvement District. An initial vote actually allowed the appointment until appointed Republican Councilman Wayne Lippert heard that the other Republicans and Chris Bortz voted against it for various trivial reasons. Lippert asked for a re-vote and swung it the other way.
Mallory reportedly called out the conservatives, referring to them as "extremely unprofessional" and "horribly non-functional." According to The Enquirer, the normally even-tempered Mallory responded to their suggestions that they'd like to see someone else receive the appointment by saying, "that person's not getting appointed" and later adding, "I appoint a lot of people to a lot of things. And this will be remembered."
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney yesterday popped in on a local pro-Issue 2 and Issue 3 call center and then refused to publicly endorse either Republican initiative. "Yes" votes on Issues 2 and 3 would keep Senate Bill 5 and allow Ohioans to opt out of mandatory health care passed by Congress last year, respectively. From CNN:
"I am not speaking about the particular ballot issues," Romney said, only after repeated questions from reporters. "Those are up to the people of Ohio. But I certainly support the efforts of the governor to reign in the scale of government. I am not terribly familiar with the two ballot initiatives. But I am certainly supportive of the Republican Party's efforts here."
Both topics are tricky for the Romney campaign.
He is no stranger to health insurance mandates, having passed one of his own in 2006 while governor of Massachusetts.
Meanwhile, the Republican-backed union legislation remains deeply unpopular in the state, which is all but certain to be a swing state once again in 2012.
Romney also doesn't want to make his tax returns public. Too modest.
After three nights of arrests, Occupy Cincinnati protesters Sunday night chose to leave Piatt Park at its 10 p.m. closing time and march on the sidewalks around the park. Eleven members were arrested Saturday night for staying on the square after a rally past the 3 a.m. time allowed by its permit. The group is still waiting for a federal judge to rule on whether or not Piatt Park's 10 p.m. closing time is a violation of the First Amendment.
Chicago Police arrested 130 Occupy Chicago protesters over the weekend, and the group plans to picket Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office in response. Protesters described harsh treatment by police, with some spending more than 24 hours in jail. The picketing at City Hall will reportedly include a nurse's union in response to two nurses and a union organizer being arrested while volunteering at Occupy Chicago.
Cincinnati Police arrested more than 20 Occupy Cincinnati protesters last night. Here's a recap of the events, which notes that a parade to honor local billionaire Carl Lindner was scheduled for this morning.
Here's an impressive collection of reports that back up nearly every grievance articulated in its first official press release. The research was done by a young woman in Boston who runs a Congressional watchdog website called C-SPAN geek. You can follow her on Twitter here.
More than 20 Occupy Cincinnati protesters were arrested last night just hours before a morning parade was scheduled to celebrate the life of local billionaire Carl Lindner, who died on Monday. The Enquirer's homepage this morning includes a lengthy account of the arrests and reactions by Occupy, along with a live feed covering the parade, which was to begin at Great American Ball Park and end near a Kenwood restaurant where Lindner enjoyed eating.
Lindner supporters gathered at various locations along the parade route, including dozens of Cincinnati Police standing outside District 1 around 9 a.m. Students stood outside a school on 9th Street singing songs about going to heaven. (Occupy Cincinnati representatives have not acknowledged the correlation.)
Approximately 50 Occupy Cincinnati protesters attended yesterday's City Council meeting to testify against Piatt Park's 10 p.m. closing time. Negotiations between the city and protesters is ongoing, according to reports, but no agreement was made yesterday after protesters turned down an offer of a new place to stay overnight and the city declined to let the group stay in the park under new restrictions.
Councilman Chris Bortz and Councilwoman Leslie Ghiz, both of whom have connections to property along the park, have brought up the possibility that if protesters aren't removed that someday the city will have to let the Ku Klux Klan camp out. Ghiz yesterday was criticized by protesters for posting on Facebook the private information of two people who wrote emails criticizing her (more on that here). CityBeat reflected on the situation again here.
We reported here yesterday that City Councilwoman Leslie Ghiz posted personal information on Facebook about two citizens who had emailed criticism about her pressuring of City Manager Milton Dohoney to remove the Occupy Cincinnati protesters. The news quickly spread on Twitter (which you can follow in our live aggregator below), and Ghiz removed the posts shortly thereafter.
The incident might not seem like the hugest deal — largely a petty socio-political discussion on a conservative's personal Facebook page among a bunch of likeminded people. But the publication of the home and email address of a citizen who opposes an elected official crosses a major ethical line.
We purposely didn't publish screen shots of the posts due to the private information involved. It would have been relevant only in demonstrating the pettiness with which Ghiz offered the critics' opinions to her collection of angry friends. "These are some of the lovely emails my campaign has been getting because I believe the law should be applied evenly and equally to everyone," the first introduction reads. How does she expect people to react to such sarcasm? "Oh dear, Leslie, I also care not for such a movement and its collection of anarchic rogues. Let me set down my tea cup and console you."
Leslie Ghiz has angered some Occupy Cincinnati supporters by posting on her Facebook page the home and email address of one individual and the email address of another who criticized her for pressuring City Manager Milton Dohoney to kick the protesters out of the park. The two individuals wrote to Ghiz's campaign, according to Ghiz.
A federal judge has ordered police to stop ticketing Occupy Cincinnati protesters after the group filed a lawsuit against the city for banning people from Piatt Park when it closes. The city has already ticketed protesters approximately $25,000.
J. Robert Linneman, one of the attorneys who filed the suit, according to Bloomberg Businessweek:
"This case is not about the whether you agree with the political views of Occupy Cincinnati or Occupy Wall Street; it's about the right of the people to assemble in a public park and to engage in protected speech."
Uh oh, the owners of buildings adjacent to Piatt Park are angry and they're not going to take it anymore. They reportedly met with city officials yesterday led by Arn Bortz, former mayor and Towne Properties partner/Councilman Chris Bortz's super-rich uncle, to ask that they be removed. Bortz also accused protesters of defecating in the park and abusing people walking through, both well-known annoyances for neo-fascists.

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Likenesses explores the intimate relationship between photographer and subject in a series of portraits taken by acclaimed American photographer Judith Aronson. Documenting writers, artists and actors, the portraits include those of literary giants such as Saul Bellow, Seamus Heaney and Salman Rushdie.
Accompanying the images are a number of fascinating tales, taken from Aronson's publication of the same name, in which each sitter beguilingly recalls a memory of another. These intriguing texts create an insight into a world of friendship and family, mapping the depth and breadth of literary and artistic relationships over the second half of the century. Equally engaging are Aronson's own tales, capturing the trials and tribulations of the image-making process itself, such as poet Robert Lowell's refusal to pose unless Aronson first provided him with a haircut.
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does not work for me; for others it will
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
love the fluoro green but unless you have a flat chest and abdomen it accentuates any slight bulges and may want a base layer to keep from flashing your nips. had to return it as the medium was too tight for my build at 5'8" 160lbs.
"Base layer to keep from flashing your nips," that's funny.
Perfect for Summer
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
This jersey is breathable, comfortable, and lightweight. I ride on smaller country roads often so I chose the Fluo Green. You can definitely see right through even that color, but not a issue here 'cause its hot in South TX.
White is a bit see through
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
Great jersey, loved the color, fit was good (L for 6", 165lbs) but have sent back as white was too see through, would need to wear an undershirt
Good Summer Jersey
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
This is a fantastic summer jersey. It's very light weight and breathes nicely. Top quality fabrics and styling is great.
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I also purchased a small and will agree with the previous reviewer that it is too long in the back. Additionally, I find that the pockets are just a bit too roomy - if you like to stuff your pockets with bars, gels, spare tubes, etc. you'll find that everything will fit. However, if you generally carry less stuff it tends to move around.
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I am usually a big fan of Giordana. When I saw this jersey on sale, I bought one in size small. I am 5'6", 130 pounds. While the jersey does look great, I cannot agree with the other reviews here. This jersey is too long in the back, and the pockets are too loose, causing even light weight items to sag and jiggle around the like crazy. The front material and the sleeves are excellent, but the back material is frankly scratchy. Because high end jerseys like this one use so many different materials and panels, seams can become very annoying if they are not completely flat locked or bonded. I can't believe I have to return a Giordana product, but alas! Unfortunately, I think there are better jerseys at this price point or even for less. Bummer.
Great Jersey
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I've got a number of Castelli jerseys which are very nice and fit me well but this one is a cut above even the best Castellis. Beautiful material, perfect fit, vanishes when you have it on. If you can bring yourself to spend this much you'll find it very special.
Don't size up! That's a meaningless and potentially misleading recommendation ("size up" from what, Izod Polo, Castelli Aero Race, PI P.R.O., etc?). Just follow the size chart for a perfect fit.
I have three.
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Love these jerseys, great fabric, great cut. fantastic construction. The white is a little see through, gotta wear a base layer. Breathes very well. Size up.
simply the best
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I have several of the FRC jerseys and they,by far, are my favorite. The compression of jersey instantly makes you feel good when you put it on and it really does help to prolong muscular activity. It has just the right cut and the rear pockets are plenty deep to stuff food,arm warmers, etc in. They do tend to run a size small so I would suggest sizing up on this one. Do yourself a huge favor and pull the trigger on this jersey. You will be buying more,I assure you.
Awesome Jersey
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I love Giordana. This jersey has a better feel than Forma of the past and looks sharp.
I purchased the Forma Red Carbon jersey (Green) 3 months ago. Size Large. I am 40-41 inches chest, 175 lbs., 32 waist, 5 ' 11". The jersey fit snug at the start of my 3,000 mile cross country road bike ride from Washington State to New York State. 21 days on the bike, so fairly long days. I hand washed the jersey every evening and even wrung it out daily. It was very comfortable, fit perfectly, with up to 4 energy bars, cleat covers, arm warmers in the pockets and my think wallet in the zippered pocket (which is sized to fit a passport perfectly) It is a fabulous jersey, breathes, yet wind resistent enough on the front on chilly mornings, and fits snug on me. So, after many washings and lots of time outdoors, the shoulder panels, which were black, are now a bit faded. The jersey is also a tad more roomy as I lost 10 pounds on the trip, mostly arms and waist, but the jersey continues to be comfortable and functional. The green colour was visible by vehicles, as I rode along Hwy 2 across the US to Duluth. Visibility was even more important on smaller roads, which the jersey provided. Nothing but good to say about it. marten


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I live in Newtown. I live about 1 mile from Sandy Hook Elementary on Riverside Road. I didn't go to work on Friday Dec 14th. I called in sick but I was playing hooky. I work at a restaurant in Danbury. I've spent the past 2 hours debating with myself if I should post this. I could have posted it somewhere else but this site seems to always pop up when the Sandy Hook "shooting" is concerned. I figured this was the most popular spot.
At around 8:50-9:00am I had just finished eating my breakfast. I had Captain Crunch cereal. I had used the last of my milk. I decided to go get some at Caraluzzi's because a friend of mine works there and I wanted to see what he was up to that evening. I get in my car at about 9:05am. I drive West on Riverside Road. Before I even got to the Fire House, I noticed a lot of vehicles parked there. Way, way, way more than usual. A few was parked on both sides of the road. I figured they was just doing some kind of training or a meeting. However one thing did stick out and that was the fact that a lot of the vehicles was solid silver and solid black. I drive past the Fire House and the Senior Center is right next door less than 100 yards. That parking lot was full as well with some of the same vehicles mixed with trucks and what not. Vehicles you would expect to see in a parking lot. Still I thought nothing of it. I go get my milk.
I'm in Caraluzzi's and I've been talking to my friend for a right good while and we hear 2 police cars go by. About 5 minutes later we hear a Helicopter. Dave comes from the back and said, "They must be doing another drill again. Scanner said mass casualty incident involving children". Right then I figured out why all those vehicles was at the Fire House and Senior Center. Because it's not the first time they have done that. They did a similar thing about 1 year ago around this time of year. And they are always doing car accidents that concerns Hazmat or whatever. I told them what I saw. Dave said, "Those cars sound like FBI cars. I guess they would be in on it". So I figure to go so I could catch a peek at what was going on. I get to town and couldn't go down Riverside Road. I told the officer that I live down there. He said, "No through traffic even for residents. Fire and Rescue and Police need to finish doing what they are doing". I said, "What are they doing?". He said, "I would tell you if I knew and I have no clue. The way it sounds they are running a drill but we have been blocked from main traffic. I was just told to do traffic control and make sure no one goes down there".
Then I drive west to Danbury. I don't know why but I just did. I was thinking to myself that that was what I get for playing hooky from work. I had the radio on but not loud enough to hear it. I turn it up thinking maybe I could catch what was going on. The local station mentioned nothing. At about 10:00 they break in from Sammy Hagar's "I Can't Drive 55". The guy said that he was hearing reports of an incident at Sandy Hook Elem and that surrounding schools was on lock down however, "I called my wife because she works at Newtown Middle School and she said they weren't on lock down and haven't heard anything about an incident. So it appears information has been mixed up. We need to get our stuff together before they tell me to report".
I get to Danbury and I go into Global gas station to get a Mt. Dew. They had the tv on and I froze. They was watching coverage of the "shooting". I just watched for 30 minutes frozen. Then I started thinking about all of those cars at the Fire Dept. I didn't know what to think about that. My brain just didn't work after watching the tv.
Fast forward to right this second. I've read the theories and the stories and honestly, those are the only ones that add up. I live here and I do not know what the **** went on. This town is fairly small. I know right many people. I know Eugene Rosen. He is an extremely creepy bastard. I know Scarlett Lewis. But I would like to know where in the hell she got all of that money to "spruce" herself up for interviews. But the Phelps and Parker families that seem to be shoved down our throat, I have no idea in hell who they are. I've asked family and friends and they don't know who they are. I know a Robert Parker, but that sure as hell isn't him in the interviews.
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The photographer, Sheng Li, was also arrested and charged with assault, reckless endangerment and two counts of harassment, the force added.
The 37-year-old actor was given a desk appearance ticket, requiring him to appear in court later this month.
The Australian actor is accused of becoming involved in a bust-up outside a Greenwich Village bar Sunday afternoon, after a paparazzo allegedly kicked his model girlfriend Lara Bingle.
New York Police Department Lieutenant John Grimpel says, "The photographer kicked Lara and then Worthington punched him causing the photographer to have lacerations to his nose. He has been charged with assault. He punched the photographer."
This isn't the first time Worthington has had a run-in with the police – in 2012, the actor was arrested in Atlanta, Georgia for disorderly conduct following a bust-up with a bouncer outside a nightclub. The charge against Worthington was subsequently dropped.
Worthington, born in Surrey, England but raised in Australia, played the leading role of Jake Sully in "Avatar" and is slated for three more films in the series in coming years. His other major films include "Clash of the Titans" and "Terminator: Salvation."
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Calling all princes and princesses! A Royal Tea Party is being held in your honor at the Long Prairie Public Library on Saturday, Sept. 28, 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. Enjoy royal crafts and learn about manners. You are invited to wear your royal attire. Food will be served and may contain wheat, dairy, nuts and fruit. Registration is required. To register, please call the library at 732-2332 or register online through the events calendar at www.griver.org.


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In the same spirit as our anniversary "staycation" coming up in August!
Thursday, July 9, 2009
* Coffee Table Fairy Land
In the same spirit as our anniversary "staycation" coming up in August!
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- teachmama said...
I loove it and still wish I could be your neighbor. :*)
Summertime is for playing, and that's what you guys are doing--enjoy!
- July 9, 2009 at 1:30 PM
- pucktricks said...
seriously cute! I love the furniture and stuff, is that what's from the Etsy shop? Way too cute!
- July 9, 2009 at 6:59 PM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
The furniture is mostly homemade by my dad. The wooden snail, slug and frog are from Mama Kopp's shop.
- July 9, 2009 at 7:03 PM
- jlbee said...
that fairy dollhouse has been on my wishlist for novi since last christmas... perhaps this christmas it will become a reality. i've... er, novi has... been lusting after it to play with it :)
- July 10, 2009 at 11:21 AM
- Pink & Green Mama said...
You know we made our own and didn't fork out the $200 for the store bought/catalog one right?! Easy to make, I think you and the hubby could pull it off nicely. Otherwise, I know a couple of elves who could help!! ; )
- July 10, 2009 at 11:26 AM
- jlbee said...
you are my hero for MAKING THAT AWESOME PLAYHOUSE! we are sooo not handy with the power tools. i mean, it's embarrassingly bad. sadly, i'm better with a drill than craig (and i suck.) he won't even touch one. the steep price tag is why it didn't happen last (unemployed) xmas. n's reeeally enchanted with fairies right now, so it'd be perfect timing, but our bank account (and sorry lack of construction skillz) says nope. so, who are these magical elves? email me? ;)
- July 10, 2009 at 1:02 PM
- Dawn said...
Your fairy land is so cute! It makes me want to start playing. :)
- July 10, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- learningparade said...
Such a super play space! Your family are very talented, lucky children! :) carlylennox
- July 10, 2009 at 6:38 PM
- Nicole said...
This makes me want to be a little girl again! What great imaginations you and your girls have. I love it!
- July 10, 2009 at 9:48 PM
- Linda said...
What fun, everything looks so beautiful... I love your wooden treehouse. Mama Kopp is wonderful, I have some of her treasures on their way to me, I can't wait for them to arrive...
- July 11, 2009 at 1:41 AM
- Lisa said...
I love coffee table fairyland!! And I 'm sure my kitten would, too! Goose loves playing with fairies!
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Press Release 09-236 Newly Discovered Dinosaur Illuminates Ancient Lineage
Pristine skeletons of carnivorous Tawa hallae shed light on early days of dinosaur evolution
A reconstruction of the newly discovered Triassic, carnivorous dinosaur, Tawa hallae.
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View an audio slideshow and a video interview with Sterling Nesbitt of the University of Texas.
When Darwin's finches diverged from their common ancestor, the isolation of their island home allowed many species to arise from one.
When their dinosaur ancestors emerged in the Triassic, the island home was the unified landmass Pangea, and the evolution was far more complicated.
In the Dec. 11, 2009, issue of Science, a team of paleontologists introduces the Triassic dinosaur Tawa hallae, an animal that may answer longstanding questions about the earliest years of dinosaur evolution.
The Tawa fossils, collected along with other specimens during recent field excursions to Ghost Ranch in New Mexico, are some of the most complete and best preserved dinosaur skeletons from the Late-Triassic time period.
Tawa possesses features that appear in its contemporaries and features that do not, a finding that helps unite all Triassic carnivorous dinosaurs into one group, the theropods, the same group that included Tyrannosaurus rex, and now includes birds.
The recent finds also support the hypothesis that dinosaurs first originated in what is now South America and soon after diverged into theropods, sauropodomorphs (the line that includes the ground-shaking giants like Apatosaurus) and ornithischians (a line that includes a range of body types, including Stegosaurus and Triceratops).
Only after this divergence did dinosaurs disperse across the Triassic world more than 220 million years ago.
"Tawa gives us an unprecedented window into early dinosaur evolution, solidifying the relationships of early dinosaurs, revealing how they spread across the globe, and providing new insights into the evolution of their characteristics," says Sterling Nesbitt of the University of Texas at Austin, the lead author on the paper.
Nesbitt's co-authors included Nathan Smith of the University of Chicago and the Field Museum of Natural History; Randall Irmis of the Utah Museum of Natural History, University of Utah; Alan Turner of Stony Brook University; Alex Downs of the Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology in Abiquiu, N.M.; and Mark Norell of the American Museum of Natural History, where Nesbitt was a researcher at the time of the discovery.
"If you have continents splitting apart, you get isolation," says Nesbitt. "So when barriers develop, you would expect that multiple carnivorous dinosaurs in a region should represent a closely related, endemic radiation," similar to what occurred with Darwin's finches. "But that is what we don't see in early dinosaur evolution," adds Nesbitt.
Instead, Nesbitt and his colleagues observed three distantly related carnivores in the fossil-rich, Late Triassic beds, implying that each carnivore descended from a separate lineage before arriving in North America, instead of all evolving from a local ancestor. In addition to Tawa, the researchers found fossils from a carnivorous dinosaur related to Coelophysis, common to that region, and fossils from a carnivore closely related to Herrerasaurus, which lived in South America.
The two- to four-meter-long skeletons of Tawa display characteristics that exist in both of its contemporaries, and features found in neither, implying a separate lineage. Unlike many theropods, Tawa's lineage does not lead directly to birds.
According to Nesbitt, the old view held that Herrerasaurus split off of the family tree after the ornithischians, but before the sauropods and theropods diverged. "Tawa now appears to show that the three groups split from each other as soon as dinosaurs evolved," he adds, though paleontologists have not yet found a concrete example of a dinosaur that existed before the divergence.
"Tawa is a very good example of a fossil that fills in what we call a morphological gap," says Nesbitt, referring to a gap in knowledge about how morphology, or body structures, changed over time, a result of the incomplete nature of the fossil record. While theropods were changing quickly in the Triassic, paleontologists have found few animals that preserve the "steps" that define the sequence of changes.
One of the most significant morphological gaps for early dinosaurs lies between Herrerasaurus and animals that are clearly more closely related to birds, such as Coelophysis. According to Nesbitt, Tawa fits perfectly in between. "It is not a missing link," he adds, "It evolved on its own lineage, but it retains characteristics that existed in Herrerasaurus that we thought were more primitive while also possessing features seen in unmistakable theropods, including birds, such as the presence of air sacs surrounding the braincase and neck."
"Usually, early dinosaur specimens are not as complete or well preserved, so they spur a lot more questions than answers," says Nesbitt. "Tawa is so well preserved that every bone we have, we can examine it in three dimensions. And we can analyze five of the skeletons this way, with examples of both mature and immature animals. This is just the tip of the iceberg. All dinosaurs share a common feature, an open hip socket, and you can dissect your Thanksgiving turkey and still see that original feature. But the earliest lineages that lie in between are far from understood."
The research was supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF) through grants to Mark Norell (0228607), Alan Turner (0608003), Nathan Smith (0808250) and NSF Graduate Research Fellowships to Sterling Nesbitt and Randall Irmis. The research was also featured in the NSF-funded IMAX® 3D movie "Dinosaurs Alive!" (itself supported by NSF grant 0337269).
The research was also sponsored by the National Geographic Society with other participating institutions including the University of Chicago, the Field Museum of Natural History, the Utah Museum of Natural History, the University of Utah, Stony Brook University and the Ruth Hall Museum of Paleontology.
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Sterling Nesbitt discusses a brand new dinosaur unearthed at Ghost Ranch in New Mexico.Credit and Larger Version
The researchers believe dinosaurs originated in what is now South America, and soon after diverged.Credit and Larger Version
A reconstruction of the Tawa hallae skeleton.Credit and Larger Version
Reconstructed head of the newly discovered Triassic, carnivorous dinosaur, .Credit and Larger Version
Reconstruction depicting evolutionary relationships between Tawa and two other dinosaurs.Credit and Larger Version
The complete right hand of Tawa hallae.Credit and Larger Version
Co-authors Nathan Smith and Sterling Nesbitt dig for fossils at the Ghost Ranch dig site.Credit and Larger Version
Co-authors Sterling Nesbitt, Nathan Smith, Alan Turner and Randall Irmis.Credit and Larger Version
The cliffs west of Ghost Ranch in New Mexico.Credit and Larger Version
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More modern dormitory buildings have been showing up on college campuses across the nation, which some critics have likened to mini-hotel. The accommodations in some cases are complete with big-screen or flat screen televisions, private showers and bathrooms, microwave ovens and kitchenette facilities.
At some urban schools, skyline views that private residents pay thousands of dollars for along with private off-street parking are perks that students gain by living in campus housing.
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IMO Greg McDermott is a solid coach when it comes to X's & O's and game time decisions. Outside the lines I think he makes sure the kids he brings into ISU are solid citizens and work hard at being good student athletes. The later reason is why I am willing to support GMAC and give him time to build the ISU hoops program into a Big 12 winner. He has a mulligan again this year- but I expect to see significant strides during the 09/10 season.
When GMAC was hired a number of posters were concerned about GMAC's ability to recruit Big 12 quality players and IMO those issues are the source of ISU's woes. Some posters continue to blame the roster turnover when Wayne Morgan departed & IMO those posters need to move on- that is ancient history.
Since GMAC has become coach, he has recruited 17 players to ISU- that is more than enough opportunities to create a solid program instead of a team that loses to a POOR CU team in Boulder or a less talented SDSU team at Hilton.
Lets look back at GMAC's recruits and I'll characterize them:
2 kids left & didn't play enough to draw conclusions about their ability (I'm giving these guys the benefit of the doubt)
2 players left that were not Big 12 players (I measure this by kids who would start or be top bench players on an NCAA Tournament quality team)
McIntoshCory Johnson
1 player left that was a Big 12 bench player
Dodie Dunson
2 players left that were Big 12 starters
Michael TaylorWesley Johnson
Having 7 of 17 recruits leave the program for whatever reason is way too many to create a stable program that isn't always in a rebuilding mode. A Texas or KU type program that recruits top tier recruits might be able to deal with those types of defections, but not ISU. Since 5 of the 7 were in GMACs first recruiting class, which he had to put together in a matter of weeks I am willing to give him some slack on player turnover.
Should we be optimistic about the future? Heres my evaluation of much of our current roster and I will categorize kids by how they fit into a quality Big 12 roster. IMO a quality Big 12 roster is characterized by the following:
§2 top scorers, guys who consistently get 15-20ppg, ideally one is a post player and one a guard.
§1 guy who is capable of being a top scorer, but is willing to defer offensively- a 10-12ppg player. This guy has the knack of stepping up when a top scorer has an off night. Typically, this is a frosh/soph who will develop into a top scorer by the time hes a jr/sr.
§1 role scorer this guy is an efficient scorer. Whether a guy who get his points on offensive rebounds or solid 3 point threat. This guy contributes 8-10ppg.
§1 role player this guy may not score more than 5-7 ppg. But he is a lock-down defender, solid rebounder, shot blocker, top assist man or efficient 3 point scorer.
§A solid bench. A good bench will consistently score 12-15ppg and have guys who can fill roles of instant offense, shut down defender, space eater in the paint.
Heres how I look at what is our current roster:
§Top Scorer Brackins (Taylor & W. Johnson were these types of players, but the fact we only have 1 on our current roster is a BIG problem.)
§Potential Top Scorer NOT on Roster
§Role Scorer Staiger. I would hope Lucca would be more than a 4th option, but he hasnt shown the ability to create his own shot. Is he still slowed by his knee injury or is he a designated 3 point shooter?
§Role Player Garrett. He tries to fill the void as a top or potential scorer, but I just dont see the ability. IMO he can be a solid role player but needs to get stronger to develop into a solid PG or lock down defender.
§Solid Bench Petersen & Hamilton. On a good Big 12 team these guys would be 8th or 9th men. For ISU they start.
What is the potential of our current roster?
§I think Hamilton will be All Big 12 by his jr/sr season and develop into a 3rd option on offense.
§Buckley hasnt gotten much PT, but I havent seen anything to indicate more than a solid bench player or role player.
§Eikmeier has gotten more PT, I havent seen anything to indicate hes more than a role player or solid bench player.
§Vanderbeken is a bench player, but maybe only a 8th or 9th option.
§Mann He hasnt played much to make a fair evaluation, but I see another Cory Johnson.
§Pomlee Based on his HS days his max abilities might be that of a 4th or 5th option as a starter.
If GMAC is to be ISUs coach over the long term Gilstrap & Colvin need to be quality Big 12 starters. We dont need more role players. I hope that GMACs next recruiting class has some guys who can be top or potential top scorers.
Originally Posted by isucy86
IMO Greg McDermott is a solid coach when it comes to X's & O's and game time decisions.
I don't know... for example, why is a guy 6-foot 5-inches tall and 225 pounds averaging ZERO points inside the 3-point line?
Good points, but in regards to Cory Johnson if I m not mistaken he was recruited and committed to the previous staff and honored his committment through the coaching change and ultimately transferred for more playing time say what you will but he was a solid bench player and could provide energy.
Mcintosh was recruited for need to provide depth due to almost everyone on the team leaving and I thought i remember him leaving because of a falling out between him and Mike Taylor.
Mike Taylor was a solid B12 player who was turnover prone, but still a quality guard and was forced off the team by ill-advised decision making.
Dodie Dunson was a solid spark off the bench and would be an asset today and I believe he transferred to be closer to home and maybe a possible learning disability.
Wesley Johnson is really the only player who jumped ship because of coach Mcdermott and that mostly because of family members giving Wesley bad advice.
I wish we were farther ahead in our development as a team, but we just aren't mostly due to young players being 18 to 22 year olds making decisions that not only affect themselves, but the rest of their teammates and coaches. I agree Mcdermott is a great X's and O's coach and he seems to have a great ability to spot talent at a young age. Just think of all the kids that we were one of the first school's to offer a scholarship only to have name programs came in later for the commit. Hopefully everything comes together next year, but until then we just have to stay positive take the good with the bad cheer and support this team as if it were a title contender and the W's will come.
Excellent write up about what it takes to succeed in the Big 12. I think Mac's problems can be boiled down to 2 things. First, he lost his best player 3 years in a row. I count Blalock as the first year. He definitely should have come back. The next 2 years it was Taylor and Wesley. There was very little Mac could have done to control this. If you add anyone of those guys back in, I think you would get an additional 5+ wins. The second problem is that Mac is recuriting MVC players to come in and start in the Big 12. It might be to early to pass judgment but Eik, Buckley and Mann just seem better suited for the MVC. I know they are only freshmen but if you cannot get minutes as a freshmen on awful team how are you going to get minutes on a good team when you are an upper class men.
Originally Posted by Gary_ISU
I know they are only freshmen but if you cannot get minutes as a freshmen on awful team how are you going to get minutes on a good team when you are an upper class men.
This is a good point but I think Greg tries not to put too much on freshman. I do hope Buck gets some more minutes though.
This is a good thread, thanks guys,
Huh? GMac's Problem? It is crystal clear that he has the program headed in the right direction. Why do you hate this man so much? You are another fair weather ISU fan!
I cheer for two teams, Iowa State and whoever is playing the hawkeyes.
Very well said 86. I tend to agree on a lot of points. I'm not calling for his head but I'm not willing to give him a complete pass for all the player defections and role players he has recruited either. Ultimately, the buck has to stop with the head coach and continually alluding to youth and execution as reasons why we are not winning will not be viable next year.
I'm willing to give Greg Mac as many years as it takes to get us to the ncaa tourney...
as long as jamie wants greg to be here I'm all for it ....
Im here for the long haul....and so is Jamie and Greg
As someone who saw a lot of Vette in HS, he was a ways away from being a source of any meaningful minutes, at least right away.
In his first year here, McDermott said he couldn't discipline Taylor for doing stupid things (on court) because he didn't have anyone to bring into the games. I don't think that should be the case in his 3rd year. Maybe it's time for some tough love. This is an interesting article from the Ames Trib. discussing some of the problems: Go Cyclones - Cyclones getting sick of their own excuses . It is my opinion that this team has one (1) big 12 caliber player.
Originally Posted by CyBobby
Im here for the long haul....and so is Jamie and Greg
I'm here for the long haul too...I just didn't think it was going to be this long of a haul.
The OP's analysis was pretty solid I'd say. Gilstrap MUST come in next year and be an immediate impact scorer for us to be successful. Also for us to be successful...I think Colvin must come in and break the trend of struggling freshman point guards.
I have to chirp in on this as i've heard a story about one of the potential scorers....
Gilstrap....here's the story as i've heard it....
One of ESPN's basketball analysts recently had the chance to see M. Gilstrap play. He later confided in McDermott - "How did you steal this kid to Ames.....He may be one of the top 10 most talented all around players i've seen in the last 5 years and it appeared in the game that he watched that he could score on anyone at anytime - VERY SIMILAR to Kevin Durant".
Now, i cannot validate any of this as i didnt hear this first hand, but, the person who told that is associated with the program and was standing close enough to mcdermott that he heard the comment. Plus the person who told me don't follow the recruiting very hard, all he knew was that the player being discussed was a JUCO player that was coming into Ames next year - i helped him with the name.
I'm as upset as anyone, our team relys on three pointers and we dont have a single reliable three point shooter. Our point guard wants to run, but, we dont want him to run. Our defense is terrible - in the kansas game all it took was a pick and one of the two would be wide open, just terrible defense all around.
I don't know what Colvin and Gilstrap will bring to the table - but, i know the athleticism and size they bring will be an upgrade that is desperately needed.
From things I am hearing in the panhandle, I will be pretty suprised to see Gilstrap in Ames...
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Straight to the NBA then? He's signed a LOI - but if he's really that good, is quite old and has a child...
have you ever got caught outside In a strong rainfall? Yes or NO. If it"s yes, then you might half felt the pane of hard(tought) rain on you head. If it hurt"s then it"s tough. Yes or no. Okay I'm right and you know it.
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Straight to the NBA then? He's signed a LOI - but if he's really that good, is quite old and has a child...
The guy I heard this from isn't connected to Gilstrap or the school, but knows alot of people in JC basketball in Florida. He basically said that since it doesn't look like he will get a second year he is second guessing uprooting his family for less than a year just to move again. Even if it's not the NBA he may be looking to make some money somewhere...
Again, not sure how reliable this info is, but I trust the guy...
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I am color blind but that looks like a river of sewage running through town there.
But maybe that is the look you are going for!
This is another village I'm working on partly for a friend. I'm going to try different style trees this time although I always do the vegetation last so I haven't started those yet. Still lots to do.
I've also got a modern small town in the works in this style but I'll post that when I've done a bit more on it.
I am color blind but that looks like a river of sewage running through town there.
But maybe that is the look you are going for!
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We grow old because we stop playing.
I prefer streams and brooks that look a little more natural in colour lately (they are rarely blue in aerial pictures). So yes that is the look I'm going for.
Fair enough, I look forward to seeing this as it progresses to get a better feel on your color scheme.
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A brief update. I've been a bit busy this week and I've still got another map to do after this one.
When I do maps like these I tend to switch between photoshop and SAI a bit. All my lines are done in SAI (like the sketchy lines on the roofs and stuff). I thought I'd get the chimneys out of the way early. By the way, to do those I just use a 6px line with a stroke and inner glow (normal blend mode, centre, choke 10, size 3 range 17) layer styles. It makes adding them pretty effortless.
The road exiting on the right side leads up to a castle which I've drawn a picture of but no map. It'll be labeled when I get around to doing that after I finish it. Still considering the name.
Damn, this looks good. Fast and effortless indeed, but clear and to the point. I really should try SAI. I have a trial version mouldering in my downloads folder.
One thing is, the river water doesn't look very, well, watery. With greenish water like this, you should decide - is it because of algae on the bottom of the river? (i.e. clear water, green bottom) or because of muddy water (hardly any change in toone from bank to center of current).
I suppose it's a little muddy or silty. I live next to the Severn river and it is rarely anything resembling blue. It has an overall brownish tone which is translucent at the edges. I guess because I see it every day I've started favouring non-blue rivers and streams a bit more.
Impressive - I love the style and level of detail. I'm curious about those walls (?) around the houses/yards. Are they just fences, or actual walls? Or are they ditches providing drainage of some sort? Maybe I'm completely misreading the map (sorry if I am). I like where you're going with that river; I lived on the Nansamond river in VA, and it usually looked like what you've got. Maybe a little bit of blue in the edges, where the water is shallower? It looks so good I don't want to suggest totally changing it too much, tho'. One minor thing is that the bridge looks pretty clean for a dirt road. If the r old was cobbled, I could see the bridge being cleaner, but it almost looks like metal right now.
A nice little town. Clean and efficient. The river does throw me off, LOL.


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