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Listen to all kinds, but mostly enjoy witty light-hearted entertaining reads. Stay away from romance novels & books with heavy violence.
"Enjoyed it!"
It depends on what you like to read, but I enjoyed it and would definitely recommend. I was afraid the book would get into graphic details about the fights, but it was refreshing that it was written in such a way that it pulls you into the emotions of the moment without all the gore.
"Does this depend on age?"
The Hunger Games is a fantastic story, and creates a world the reader can lose themselves in. Nothing could have made it better - temporarily falling into the author's design is what stories are supposed to do for you, if nothing else.
Peeta - for his unapologetic sincerity and eloquence (and Haymitch, for his quirks and his compassion).
Absolutely not. I really don't want to be mean about this, I'm sure Ms. McCormick is doing this because she loves reading as much as I do. But it's clear she has no idea what she's reading. It's as if she thinks Katniss is 13 and Prim is, what? 6? I'm 21; I remember what it's like to be Katniss' age and if you understand her at all as a person, you certainly wouldn't imagine her saying things in the way Carolyn McCormick portrays her. Sure, this is a
Particularly if you read the subsequent two stories after this one, it feels like each character is incorporated in a worthwhile way. I can't think of a character who didn't at least lend to the imagery of the settings - a reader could so easily have gotten lost in the vastness of Panem (and District 13, later, and the arenas). You could easily lose track of everything, or feel distant from it all. But because of each character, you have a point of reference for each location - you become a citizen of Panem, by discovering it all through these characters at the same time as Katniss does.
I really am sorry about the blatant criticism of Carolyn McCormick. I stand by what I said, but it's solely for the purpose of, because I love these books as much as I do, a reader who doesn't understand the characters (at least, I don't believe her interpretation would be one which would make as many readers fall in love with the stories as the number who have) does a disservice to the stories. I'm so happy I read the books on my own before downloading the audiobook (to 'reread' it, now that the movie will be coming out soon). I don't think I would have cared as much for the lead characters, especially, had I started with this reading of The Hunger Games. Because I would've pictured Katniss as a childish thirteen-year-old, and I don't think I would've understood her relationships with the people in her life as well.
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"Interesting story"
Interesting story...a little slow...a little predictable. I enjoyed it, but it feels as though it's written for middle-schoolers. Not a bad way to spend the morning and evening commutes. A bit disappointed in the ending. Worth a listen, and you most likely won't be disappointed. Judge for yourself.
Rue or however you spell her name.
Average performance. The problem with a lot of audio books, I find, is that the reading is good, but the production is poor. For example, the timing is off frequently. Where there should be pauses for emphasis, even just a second or two from chapter to chapter, in this book the narrator just plows ahead. I don't blame the reader. I blame lack of quality editing and production.
See the future. It ain't pretty!
"Great Reads"
I didn't find these "young adult" at all. I thought they were very surprising and well written. I agree that the reader had a hard time changing her voice to suit the different characters. I thought some of the details about the games were brilliant and I was interested from beginning to end.
Books are like air: I need them to live.
"Very surprised and pleasantly so"
This book was a recommendation from a trusted source and I understood going in that its target audience was more of a YA age range but the movie trailer and book description sunk the hook and I jumped on this one.
I think this book and story are excellent. The characters are very well drawn and everything plays out strongly. Collins has created an interesting take on a future USA. There isn't much that explains exactly how the world got to where it became this new nation and districts but it is not even necessary. It isn't the point of the story. Collins excellently builds conflict and the characters are rich and interesting.
Be warned, this is a dark story on all levels. Collins also doesn't let any of the characters off easy in any situation. Right up to the last page the characters are being emotionally punished. The physical threats in this story are actually less frightening than all the psychological and emotional threats that Collins keeps piling on.
There were a few moments when Katniss's constant suspicions of her own feelings and the motivations of Peeta start to grind a bit but it doesn't last long and I just came to accept that the trait was who she is.
The narrator did a good job with all the voices and making sure they were consistent and all of them distinct.
I'm looking forward to jumping into the next volume.
"Finally read it and glad I did!"
So I had rebelled against reading this book for a long time because it seemed so popular...yeah I know it doesn't make a lot of sense. Anyway, I broke down and bought it recently and am VERY glad I did!
It's a sad and disturbing tale that inspires hope and rebellion for me. My only negative is that I was somewhat and frequently annoyed with the cadence of the narrator. I'm unsure if this is due to how the story is woven in print or due to the natural cadence of this narrator (I'm assuming some of both) but I eventually got past it and it turned into a part of the realities of the book I accepted.
I look forward to reading the rest of the books!
"kept my attention, and kept me dreaming"
This one stayed with me even when i went to bed. Couldn't stop listning, and when i did, it followed me into my dreams. loved it!
"A schizophrenic nightmare...."
I wouldn't have been able to get through the print version. This type of story isn't my usual taste.
Catniss. She was the only character with depth.
She read it just fine but there was a few recording glitches and background noises.
This story is good. However it reminds me of what schizophrenic person must feel when off their meds: People always watching, magical parachutes falling from the sky, grandiose skills. If it wasn't an audible book I couldn't have done this story. I liked it, but there were believability issues I needed to suspend in order to do so.
"Wonderful reading"
This is my first audio book that I have listened to. It was so much more than I was expecting. McCormick does a wonderful job in the reading of this book. The slight tone and pitch changes for each character made me believe the actual character was speaking. The reading, or should I say acting, was entertaining without being corny.
The story itself is not overly original. I would describe it as a cross between Logan's Run, The Running Man and Lord of the Flies. There was nothing in the plot that I found surprising. The plot was a bit unbelieveable at times and usually predictable.
The protagonist, Katniss Everdeen, was best performed. McCormick did a great job portraying other characters in the voice of the main narrator.
I had no extreme reaction in this book as the story was mostly predictable. However, one scene could be a tear-jerker to some.
"A character story with great action"
The characters leave a lasting impression, but, unlike many


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Cawdor Accommodation, Hotels, Tours & Information
Places nearby Cawdor
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- Aubigny
- Ballandean
- Ballard
- Bell
- Benarkin
- Blackbutt
- Blaxland
- Bongeen
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- Bowenville
- Brigalow
- Brooklands
- Brookstead
- Bungunya
- Burncluith
- Byee
- Cabarlah
- Cambooya
- Carnarvon National Park
- Cecil Plains
- Cement Mills
- Centenary Heights
- Clifton
- Cloyna
- Coalbank
- Columboola
- Condamine
- Coolabunia
- Cooranga North
- Cooyar
- Cranley
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- Daandine
- Darling Heights
- Derrymore
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- Drayton North
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- Ellesmere
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- Felton East
- Flagstone Creek
- Glen Aplin
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- Injune
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- Jackson
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- Jones Gully
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Cawdor: Where To Go / Sightseeing
Highfields Pioneer Village
You'll find everything in working order, including the 1912 Marshall Portable Steam Engine which is used to drive the vintage machinery on special days such as the Easter Vintage Festival. The 1928 Dennis Fire Engine on display is one of the original Toowoomba Fire Trucks. The 1925 Model 'T' Ford Truck was restored in the restoration workshop at the Village in 1993, and is one of many vintage vehicles on display. The B.J. Palmer Boot Repair Shop is a real piece of local history and is a reminder of time when life was much simpler.
Billy Tea and Damper served with butter and Golden Syrup is available everyday from 10am to 4pm.
Run entirely by volunteers, dedicated to preserving the history of the Darling Downs for future generations!
73 Wirraglen Road
Highfields, QLD, 4352
Located 5.6K from Cawdor
Spring Bluff Railway Station
The grounds are open for visitors all year round to enjoy a picnic or barbecue or perhaps a visit to the Spring Bluff Cafe for coffee and treats.
Spring Bluff Railway Station has been the venue for many weddings over the years and the quaint country-feel to the Station lends itself to being one of the most romantic outdoor wedding venues in the Region. It's a beautiful spot for wedding photos too!
Whatever the reason for visiting Spring Bluff Railway Station - picnic, coffee at the cafe, family outing, wedding, or just relaxing in the peaceful surrounds - they'll guarantee you'll want to come back for the Spring Bluff experience.
McCormack Drive
Spring Bluff, QLD, 4352
Located 7.1K from Cawdor
Transport and Main Roads Heritage Centre
Travel the winding road throughout this unique museum. The exhibits offer plenty of information about road planning, construction and maintenance for you to explore. Cartoon characters and interactive children's trail help teach kids about what has gone into making the 'black stuff' and if you love machinery, then you'll get a kick out of the fully maintained vehicles and road building equipment on display.
Located opposite Toowoomba's airport terminal, the museum showcases the hard work and pioneering spirit which has helped shape Queensland. Learn how the state's road network has been developed, from the conditions under which road workers laboured, to the modern plant and equipment you see on roads today.
Book now and ask for a guided tour through the museum and this distinctive piece of Queensland's history.
You'll be surprised at what you discover.
2-22 Mutze Street
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 9.1K from Cawdor
Newtown Park State Rose Garden
This rosarium is being continually upgraded as a living memorial to the people of this city and the district in general.
This has been one of the most successful community projects in Toowoomba, with residents and volunteers contributing donations or in-kind support.
The major planting of roses in the garden was selected from the floribunda, hybrid tea, David Austin and climbing varieties. Of special interest are the Titian and Carabella roses, which were bred in Toowoomba and are just two of the Reithmuller Roses.
The historic Newtown Park is bounded by Holberton, Taylor, Tor and Pottinger Streets. Of special interest to historians is the Entrance Pavilion off Holberton Street where the history of the park and its people since 1912, and the history of roses, is displayed on brass plaques.
The Friends of the State Rose Garden in Newtown Park has contributed to construction and development of the garden. The Friends volunteer from 50 to 70 hours per week, depending on the season, for maintenance of the roses.
Taylor Street,
Corner of Holberton, Tor and Pottinger Streets
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 10.2K from Cawdor
Russell Street Historical Walk, Toowoomba
The walk commences at the Railway Station on Railway Street, continues west to Kensington Street and then turns east to the stately shop fronts in the city centre. Buildings of note include the Hotel Norville, Toowoomba's Regional Art Gallery and City Hall and the Whitehorse Building (1912).
Drop in to the Toowoomba's Visitor Information Centre on the corner of James and Kitchener Street for a copy of the brochure to guide you along your way.
Allow a minimum of one hour for a brisk walk and longer for a leisurely stroll.
Russell Street
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 11.2K from Cawdor
Toowoomba Railway Station, Memorial Honour Board
The Roll of Honour, 1914-1919, Queensland Railways Toowoomba Employees is a magnificently carved silky oak honour board with an impressive listing of 560 names in gold lettering on cedar panels.
Railways Commissioner Charles Evans, a former Toowoomba railwayman himself, unveiled the tribute on 14 April 1918.
Prime Minister Billy Hughes had stood on the platform in October 1916, urging enlistments.
The honour board was artfully crafted at the North Ipswich railway workshops, now the Workshops Rail Museum. Detailing includes columns crowned with decorative motifs of the Queensland Railways emblem, scrolls and shells, and the Australian Coat of Arms.
Toowoomba Railway Station, which opened in the 1870s, was still a bustling centre for trade and travellers. Today, the Westlander passes through, between Brisbane and Charleville twice a week.
Russell Street
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 11.3K from Cawdor
Cawdor: Events
Easter Vintage Festival
Enjoy billy tea and damper made in authentic camp ovens. Don't miss the spectacular Grand Parade and baby animals in the nursery. There will be live music and great food. You might even encounter the infamous bush ranger Ned Kelly! Whether you love history, you're a vintage machinery buff or you are just looking for great entertainment you will have a wonderful time at the Easter Vintage Festival. It is an affordable, entertaining weekend for all ages. Past visitors have come for a day and returned for all three!
16th Apr
17th Apr
73 Wirraglen Road,
Highfields Pioneer Village
Highfields, QLD, 4352
Located 5.6K from Cawdor
Transport and Main Roads Heritage Centre Open Day
Children are invited to join the fun with the cartoon characters along the children's trail as well as test themselves against mum or dad on the brake-testing unit.
The centre's location is ideal for watching the collectable vehicles as they arrive and leave the meet as well as watching the war-birds take off.
Check out the Transport and Main Roads Heritage Centre - it's sure to be a great day out for the family.
2-22 Mutze Street
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 9.1K from Cawdor
Weetwood Handicap
In 2016 the Toowoomba Turf Club will celebrate the 126th running of the Weetwood Handicap.
The Weetwood will continue to be a stand-alone metropolitan Saturday race meeting status as part of the Queensland Winter Racing Carnival.
Over AUD600,000 in prize money, four black-type races and the stars of the Queensland racing industry will deliver the largest race meeting on record.
An expected 5,000 spectators from Toowoomba, south-east Queensland and interstate will line the straight to participate in the race day.
In 2016 the Weetwood race day will experience a revolution, a transformation to one of the region's premier events.
Hursley Road
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 11.0K from Cawdor
Toowoomba Spring Home Show and Camping and Leisure Expo
The Camping and Lifestyle Expo is a huge success and returns with a great range of products and services for getting outdoors and enjoying the warmer months ahead with family and friends. View the latest caravans, camper trailers, auto and 4WD accessories, camping equipment and more.
8th Oct
9th Oct
Glenvale Road,
44 Duhig Street
Toowoomba, QLD, 4350
Located 11.1K from Cawdor


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Indiana falls at buzzer
Tyler Griffey made an uncontested layup at the buzzer off a baseline inbounds pass and Illinois beat No. 1 Indiana 74-72 in Champaign, Ill. The Illini (16-8, 3-7 Big Ten) trailed 41-29 at halftime and by double digits for most of the second half before closing the game on a 13-2 run over the final 3:36. With the score tied, Indiana's Victor Oladipo turned the ball over and recovered to block a breakaway layup by D.J. Richardson out of bounds with less than a second to play. Griffey, who was open after setting a screen, took the inbounds pass from Brandon Paul with .9 seconds left and gently laid the ball into the basket.
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I guess that the emails the crook thought of as "deleted" were in fact just moved to the Recycle Bin/Trash folder.
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If you start giving money to the jobless people, then they will be jobless forever. How about giving them better education so they can find better jobs instead of relying on the same soon-to-be-obsolete job skills for the rest of their lives? If you are so worried that technological progress is killing some low-skilled, low-paid jobs then you are failing to notice that it creates other, higher-skilled, better-paid jobs. Why don't you leave your phone and computer and go back to the good old technologies of pidgeon-mail, hand writing, and using an abacus to count your money? Computers killed the abacus business, phones killed the pidgeon messaging. Are you really worried about that?
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Just in case anyone forgot, Thurs is the expected results of arbitration. Look for an 8k between now and early next week for results. Don't be surprised if stock price drops going into friday without news as an opportunity to shake some people loose. I don't believe any recovery has yet been priced into this so upside is significant where as a downside won't be overly harmful to price long term.
If ruling is on 10/17 why would there be an 8k to reflect the decision? I'm confused here.
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2010 numbers: Completed his third year as the Buckeyes starting center, finishing as a first-team All-Big Ten performer (media) and a Rimington Trophy finalis.
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No. 25: Chris Borland, LB, Wisconsin
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No. 9: Edwin Baker, RB, Michigan State
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TimeOut 2008
With lots of pleasure and humour Tati has been working on producing the TimeOut 2008. I have been laughing a lot when reading the final draft, so I hope that you find it fun to read this edition as well and bring back memories of your time here at KISC.
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Why don't rockers EVER know when to retire? As OAPs from Macca to the Eagles keep cashing in, JAN MOIR says she's had enough of paying the earth to hear wrinkly rock
Once upon a time, rock groups and rock stars knew what was expected of them. They turned up, tuned up, cleaned up financially and then, at a suitable point in their trajectory of success, post-puberty but usually pre-senility, they split up.
Game over. End of story. Thank you and goodnight.
Not any more. Now the old fellas just won't go away, even if you beg. They might be over the hill — and far away — with their best days and biggest hits decades behind them, but that is no longer a barrier to popular acclaim and sell-out tours.
Rock of ages: Paul McCartney and Nancy Shevell with The Eagles' Glenn Frey (left) and Joe Walsh
Like an army of grey zombies, spilling out from some forgotten gap in the earth's crust, more and more of them are marching into a city near you — right now!
Forget the summer of love, this is the summer of wrinkle rock, courtesy of super groups and solo stars who have reassessed their own potential, then set out to take over the world again.
And it seems that nothing can stop this mushrooming march of the ancients.
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Are the Rolling Stones to blame? You can't keep the brutes off a stage. The group followed their sell-out 50th Anniversary tour of 2012 and 2013, with this year's 14 On Fire world tour. Dates in Australia, postponed following the death of Mick Jagger's girlfriend L'Wren Scott in March, have just been rescheduled.
It is business as usual for the Stones, whose preposterously priced tickets are the stuff of legend. At the O2 arena in London two years ago, my pretty average stadium seat cost £400. And they still looked like insect men on a stage that was very, very far away.
Meanwhile, former Beatle Sir Paul McCartney, who has just celebrated his 72nd birthday, seems to have been on a perma-tour for years. At least it gets him out of the house!
Sprightly Macca is now on the American leg of his latest world excursion after illness forced him to cancel concerts in the Far East. Dates in towns like Pittsburgh and New Orleans are advertised by heavily doctored posters which depict him looking like an apple-cheeked chorister.
And despite feuds, fall-outs and legal warnings, American rock group the Eagles are currently in the UK as part of their latest world tour, playing to rapturous audiences. Their former chart rivals Fleetwood Mac have also reformed for a world tour.
Meanwhile, Seventies supergroup Genesis — who vowed they would never get back together — have reunited at least for a BBC documentary, with fans hoping they might go on the road, too.
Such is the brotherhood of old rockers that Macca and two of the Eagles went out for dinner in London last week.
Among the lower orders, the Osmonds, Culture Club and Madness are touring and dusting off their hits old and older.
Syncopated nostalgia has never been quite so lucrative, with millions of middle-aged fans madly keen to spend money on recapturing the soundtrack to their lost youth.
For the acts themselves, a successful tour will not only pull in big profits from tickets, it also stimulates back catalogue sales in an audience who are used to buying music, rather than downloading it free from the internet.
Public appetite for these banquets of nostalgia, usually held in the biggest stadiums in town, shows no sign of abating — but are we all kidding ourselves?
Take the Eagles. I love the Eagles. Their lush harmonies, beautifully crafted songs and breezy Californian ways conjure up memories of loop-button cheesecloth blouses and the hot summer nights of my youth.
Still rocking: Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones followed their sell-out 50th Anniversary tour of 2012 and 2013, with this year's 14 On Fire world tour
My favourite Eagle was always Glenn Frey, the long-haired, moustachioed boulevardier who sang Lyin' Eyes with a crack in his voice; as if he personally had been wounded by a city girl who found out early how to open doors with just a smile.
From my £80 seat at the O2 in London last week — the very same row as the Stones £400 ticket — the Eagles were once more mere dots on the horizon, birds on a wire far away. Like most of the 20,000 capacity audience, I watched much of the concert on big screens at the side of the stage — which kind of defeats the purpose, don't you think?
Stadium shows like this are held for the financial benefit of the group, not the fans in Row Z, peering into the murk.
Not that anyone here seemed to mind. The Eagles audience was almost wholly 50-plus; pony-tailed men wearing Eagles T-shirts, women in capri pants, friends drinking warm £8 Tequila Sunrises from plastic cups.
You could also see that there were lots of couples, fingers entwined, hugging each other and saying: 'Listen, they're playing our song.' Why? Because, as my Glenn once put it, the music 'makes them feel the way they used to feel'.
The Eagles were dressed in smart casual togs; the kind of denim and checked shirt combos you might buy from a shop that also sold tractors and bedding plants. There was less hair, not so much flair. There were also rules.
'If you want to move around and express yourself then, as long as you're not disturbing your neighbour we have no problem with that,' said Frey, as though we were watching TV at an old folks' home.
Before the interval, he said the group would come back after a short break and play for a very long time. 'Thirty-one songs without a bathroom break. I don't know if I can do it.'
It was a bittersweet moment. Once upon a time, the Eagles were so wild they were known as the cocaine cowboys — and worse.
They had their fill of wine, women and drugs, and made so much money, the record company would send cases of Chateau Lafite on the road to keep them happy.
Now they just want people to stay in their seats and behave.
Going strong: The Eagles, pictured in 2006, are far from the 'cocaine cowboys' they once were as they refuse to split or stop playing
All this makes the passage of time particularly piquant, as if something beautiful was rushing past in the opening bars to Best Of My Love. For while the music stays the same, nothing else does. The lean, handsome boys who once broke hearts across California have been replaced by a collection of portly gents with a grimly efficient demeanour.
Don Henley has a snowy goatee and a mismatched nest of russet hair; he doesn't smile once. Over the years, Joe Walsh has successfully battled his drug demons and with his flying blond locks, retains a bit of rock and roll pizazz.
In the Seventies, Timothy B. Schmit had a centre parting and long hair almost down to his elbows. He still does today, making him look like an ageing nun.
Former group member Bernie Leadon makes an appearance, too. He is now a bald eagle, and the stage cameras do not linger long on him.
And Glenn? The former snake-hipped, loon-pant-wearing heart-throb of the counter culture now looks like a part-time taxi driver.
He drills through songs the band wrote more than 40 years ago with pitch-perfect aplomb. You would never guess he has a Teflon septum, the legacy of two operations to repair his nose after years of drug abuse.
All that's behind them, as are the good times. The Eagles can still perform superbly — but something is missing. They never talk to or acknowledge each other on stage, nor do they seem to take pleasure in each other's musicianship or performance.
It is a curious evening, one that makes me think even the sweetest kind of musical nostalgia has a terrible sting in the tail.
At this point in time, you might think these groups — the Stones, the remaining Beatles and the rest of them — had been too worn down by life, by wives, by scandals and drugs to even bother. Yet here they all, churning out the hits and pretending it's fun.
What will happen next down memory lane? Perhaps they'll start merging with each other — a union of The Beatles and the Eagles, touring as The Beagles?
Don't laugh — nothing is impossible. And out in concert-land tonight, a lot of old men with varicose veins, sore backs and plastic noses will be strapping on their guitars once more as they take the stage. Another night, it's going to be a long one.
The thing is, you can only go so far with wistful memories — and I think I might have had my fill of nostalgia for the moment. Until Fleetwood Mac hit town, of course.
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AMES, Iowa – The Iowa State women's basketball team announced its schedule for the 2016-17 season Thursday. The Cyclones' season-opener is scheduled for Friday, Nov. 11 against the University of California-Santa Barbara in Hilton Coliseum at noon.
The Cyclones' schedule features 15 games against teams that advanced to the NCAA Tournament last season. A total of six games will be played against teams that advanced to the Elite 8. In all, Iowa State's schedule features 21 games against teams that played in a postseason tournament.
After kicking off the season at home against UC-Santa Barbara, the Cyclones host in-state foes UNI and Drake on Tuesday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Nov. 20 at 6 p.m., respectively.
On Saturday, Dec. 3, Iowa State will play host to Mississippi State at noon for the SEC/Big12 Women's Basketball Challenge.
The Cyclones first road game of the season will take place on Dec. 7 when the Cyclones travel to Iowa City to take on Iowa in the Iowa Corn CyHawk Series.
The Cyclones hit the road to open up the Big 12 Conference slate as the team travels to Stillwater, Okla., to take on Oklahoma State on Dec. 29. Iowa State will host Texas on Jan. 1 for the Big 12 home opener.
Kicking off postseason action, the 2017 Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship will be held March 3-6 at the Chesapeake Energy Arena in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The Big 12 Championship will remain in Oklahoma City through the 2019 campaign.
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JR Rydha talks about the rules when traveling with the opposite sex. Kerry Witta K gives us things women wish men knew about them sexually and the fElla discuss reasons why women fake orgasms.
Kerry Witta K gives you the best condom brands depending on your preference. JR Rydha asks the fans what men and women want in a relationship. Then there is a rare Q & A with Kerry Witta K when he answers 6 personal questions.
JR Rydha talks about the reasons and consequences of going through your mates phone. Kerry witta K speaks on effective ways to get the ought an argument.
JR Rydha talks about if men can handle 2 girlfriends. Kerry witta K discusses ways you can strengthen your relationship.
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Due to computer uploading issues Kerry witta K handles this week's episode solo. He talks about why h is s are winning and gives fellas a remedy for desensitized a penis.
Kerry witta K talks about 5 things that ruined American Women while JR Rydha asks his listeners if they have ever had a one night stand. The fellas discuss the wonders of domesticated women in this hilarious episode. We apologize for the short absence, we have been having computer issues.
Kerry witta K recorded an audio card to his mother for Mothers Day because she is 1000's of miles away. Love you Mom.
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The top remains the same. Yes, the Gators suffered a tough road loss at Arizona Saturday, their first of the season. But I can't elevate Missouri over the Gators yet. If the Tigers beat Illinois this weekend, let's talk.
1. Florida. The Gators were one of the nation's most dominant teams until the final minutes of its 65-64 loss at Arizona Saturday. The McKale Center was booming just hours after the Wildcats' football squad had defeated Nevada in a crazy, come-from-behind win in the New Mexico Bowl. The place came alive as Arizona made its final, game-turning run. Florida made critical mistakes down the stretch. But I'll still take the Gators over the rest of the league.
2. Missouri. The Jabari Brown Experiment began with a so-so showing in Monday's 102-51 win over South Carolina State (12 points, 1-for-7 from the 3-point line). But he hadn't played a regulated game since Nov. 17, 2011. So the rust was expected. The bottom line is that Frank Haith has access to another high-level wing. And that Missouri backcourt will need more depth to win the SEC crown. Saturday's matchup against Illinois will be a good test for the Tigers' (new) guard rotation.
3. Kentucky. No, this season's Wildcats aren't last year's Wildcats. But what team in 2012-13 is comparable to that group? They are, however, a group of talented players that has jelled in recent weeks -- albeit against mediocre competition. They're still one of the nation's best offensive (26th in efficiency) and defensive (12th) units. How much better is this group compared to a few weeks ago when it lost back-to-back games at Notre Dame and against Baylor in Rupp Arena? We probably won't know until they've played a solid number of SEC games unless they pull off the upset at Louisville Dec. 29.
4. Tennessee. Cuonzo Martin told govolsextra.com Thursday that the team is close to a decision on the status of Jeronne Maymon. The 6-foot-7, 260-pound senior is clearly a missing piece for a Vols squad that could use his size and talent (12.7 ppg, 8.1 ppg). Yet he's still a question mark for the program. The Vols have picked up a pair of wins, including one against Wichita State, since losing two in a row to Georgetown and Virginia. Maymon's situation, however, could play a role in whether the program can sustain that success, especially as SEC play approaches.
5. Ole Miss. From Jan. 9 through Jan. 15, Ole Miss will play at Tennessee, versus Missouri and at Vanderbilt. If they're legit, the Rebels must prove it during that stretch. Their nonconference schedule has been so subpar that they've been difficult to assess. Yes, they're averaging 81.6 ppg, 10th in the nation, and they're 16th in defensive efficiency, but whom have they played? In their toughest matchup thus far, they registered only 62 points in a three-point loss at Middle Tennessee.
6. LSU. The Tigers suffered their first loss of the season on the road against a solid Boise State team Friday. The 89-70 margin was the result of the Tigers finally facing a team that made them pay for their turnover issues (20 at Boise State). They'd gotten away with that sloppiness throughout the nonconference slate. But Boise State was just the second team that Jonny Jones' program had faced with a top-100 rating on KenPom.com.
7. Texas A&M. The Aggies' 64-54 loss at former Big 12 adversary Oklahoma Saturday was the result of poor ballhandling (19 turnovers) and the Sooners' 18-for-19 clip from the charity stripe. But the Aggies are as capable as any second-tier squad in the SEC. To rise above middle-of-the-pack status, however, they'll have to improve their inconsistent defense (159th in efficiency).
8. Alabama. The injury bug reached Tuscaloosa at a bad time. Carl Engstrom is out for the year with a torn ACL. Andrew Steele could miss the next month with a sports hernia. Anthony Grant's depth has taken a serious hit as a result of those injuries. But at least the Crimson Tide ended their three-game losing streak with Wednesday's 66-62 victory at Texas Tech. Yes, it's Texas Tech, but this program needs any victory it can get right now. With its short rotation, they might hit more hurdles once SEC play begins.
9. Arkansas. Arkansas can roll with the top offenses in the country (81.8 ppg). The Razorbacks, however, have struggled to neutralize opponents. And until they clean up their defense, they'll remain in the bottom tier of the league. B.J. Young (17.1 ppg) and Marshawn Powell (16.1. ppg) will keep them alive in many games. But unless the Razorbacks clamp down (190th in efficiency), they'll continue to struggle in meaningful matchups.
10. Vanderbilt. On Friday, the Commodores will face mid-major standout Middle Tennessee at home. In past years, Kevin Stallings' squad had the advantage. But this year's unit, one that relies on youth (a dozen underclassmen), is not in the same position. The 5-4 Commodores, however, have developed some momentum in December. They've won three in a row, including a 66-64 win at Xavier in overtime Dec. 6. Let's see if that momentum continues against Middle Tennessee.
11. South Carolina. There's certainly no verdict on South Carolina yet. Frank Martin has a veteran core of Brenton Williams, LaShay Page, Lakeem Jackson and Bruce Ellington. That's one plus for the program. But the Gamecocks are still 7-3 against an average schedule. So in some ways, they're tough to gauge right now, which is the story of this conference so far. But clearly their defense needs work (269th in efficiency per KenPom.com).
12. Auburn. Another SEC squad that won't get much credit because of its subpar nonconference schedule and the 5-5 record it has amassed against it. But the Tigers have won three consecutive games. And 6-2 guard Chris Denson (16.7 ppg) has emerged during this streak. That's a good sign for an Auburn team that's going to face disadvantages at most positions when SEC play begins.
13. Georgia. Mark Fox's squad ended a three-game losing streak (the Bulldogs had lost seven of eight) with Tuesday's 58-49 victory over Mercer. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, one of the league's top talents, scored 17 points. Georgia needs every win it can muster right now because its SEC slate begins with this tough stretch: at Florida, vs. MSU, at Mizzou, vs. LSU and vs. Florida.
14. Mississippi State. Rick Ray is doing what he can right now with this Mississippi State team. At some point, as he builds this program, he'll have to identify more capable offensive players because that's the Bulldogs' biggest weakness right now (288th in offensive efficiency). He has two players (Roquez Johnson and Fred Thomas) who are averaging double figures. But he needs more.