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Alzheimers Game Tryouts
Nassau: September 29th: Boys – 6pm-7:30pm, Girls – 7:30pm- 9:00pm and September 30th: Girls- 6:00pm-7:30pm, Boys- 7:30pm-9:00pm @
Long Island Luthern High School
Suffolk: September 27, 28 & 30th: 6:30pm-8:00pm, both Boys and Girls @
Long Island Focus
Announcing a new AAU Basketball program under the brand name Long Island Focus Basketball. The new LI FOCUS boys and girls AAU teams will call NorthSport home base. Long Island Focus Basketball will have its first set of tryouts on SEPTEMBER 8TH, 9TH, 10TH 2016 AT NORTHSPORT - 469 FORT SALONGA RD, NORTHPORT NY 11768. The tryout registration is FREE!
Long Island Impact Fall Tryouts
Impact Basketball is hosting fall tryouts. Teams are independently coached. Practices are in Centereach, Selden, Lake Grove Area. Boys Teams Grades 3 - 12 available. Email Coach Joe for a tryout at
or call/text at 6314162710. Parent or Guardian must attend the first tryout.
Long Island Select 15U
Long Island Select is looking for Freshman and Sophomore players to participate on our fall JV team. We are looking for Power Forwards, Centers and Point Guards who's 15 years old or younger to come and showcase your talents. Tryouts will be held in late August, 2016. Individuals who participate in the fall league will automatically be considered for our Traveling AAU team. Please contact Coach Marcus 516.225.8536 or Coach Oats at 917.674.5481.
All players are required to have proof of age and parent (s) consent to participate.
Bawllerz Open Player Recruiting
Looking for all players any skill level wanting to play and learn the game. Ages 9, 10, 11, 12, 16, 17, and 18.
If interested plz call 516 543-8695 and leave a detailed message. ty
Lightning Boys Fall Tryouts
Tryouts will be held at two locations: The Nassau tryouts will be at the Island Garden, 45 Cherry Valley Ave, West Hempstead, NY 11552 and the Suffolk tryouts will be held at SUSA, 114 Parkway Drive South, Hauppauge, NY 11788. SCHEDULE: Friday, Sept. 9: 3rd (9U) and 4th Grade (10U) - 6:00 PM, 5th (11U) and 6th Grade (12U) - 7:15 PM
7th(13U) and 8th Grade (14U) - 8:30 PM. Saturday Sept.10: 9th Grade (15U) - 7:00 PM, 10th (16U) and 11th Grade (17U) - 8:15 PM.
No player will be turned away from making a team if they attend this tryout
. If not selected for a Lightning team, we will offer a spot on an FE Hoops team which is our development and feeder program. These FE teams will play a full schedule in both the Fall Pre-Season and Winter Super League.
Lightning 9U/3rd Grade Boys Team Forming
Long Island Elite Tryouts
Long Island Elite AAU Basketball is looking to add a few players who are serious about learning the game of basketball, have a strong desire and commitment to the sport, pride themselves on team accomplishments over individual statistics, and want to compete at an extremely high level. We are looking for a few 5th grade (11U), 6th grade (12U) and 7th grade (13U) boys for the upcoming season starting early September. The goal of this team is to compete year round at a high AAU level. If you are interested, please email us at:
or call (917) 515-5999.
Open Season Tryouts
The Open Season Pride, Long Island's most successful AAU Program in 2016 team, will be holding a one day fall tryout. We are looking for players of all skill levels who are seeking greater completion. $20 registration fee, includes Practice Shirt for early registrants. Boys Ages 9-11(on Date of Tryout). DATE: Friday September 2, 2016 at Upper Room Gym, 722 Deer Park Road Dix Hills 11746 from 6pm - 8pm. To preregister or for info email:
, Instagram: @coachsyd1
8th Grade Boys Tryouts
We have spots open for boys entering 8th grade. We are looking for athletic post players that want to play the guard position. If your coach has your son stuck down low then you need to make change. We develop our tall
players and demand them to play like guards. Every player must learn how to play on the perimeter. This team plays all year around. 12 tourneys in the spring, northsport summer/fall league and Island garden winter league. Email
Coach Jason Helguero at
or text 516 584 3076
Spartan Basketball
Want to play basketball on a team and train with a trainers? For all players in Nassau and Suffolk County.
Call us @ 631-831-4266 or email us at
4th/5th/6th Grade Tryouts
The All-Stars boys basketball team, based at SUSA in Hauppauge, is seeking 4th/5th Graders to tryout for their Fall team. We are a travel basketball team that plays at Northsport, Island Garden, and SUSA Hauppauge, and has won the Championship at a local league and has had success against AAU teams from larger programs. The fee for the Fall season is only $115 and uniforms are roughly $65. Coach Sarah Ann, and Assistant Coach Des are both former excellent players, and have an extensive basketball background and knowledge of the game. Please contact Coach Sarah Ann at (631)456-1720 or email
Maccabi USA Tryouts
Maccabi USA is looking for qualified Jewish basketball players to tryout to represent the United States at the 20th World Maccabiah Games in Israel. This will be held in the summer of 2017 and feature over 9,000 total athletes from 75+ nations. We are looking for boys and girls born 1999-2002. Tryouts will be held this year in Los Angeles August 27-28 and September 10-11 in Philadelphia. For applications and more information, please go to
or contact Steve Graber at
7th Grade Tryouts
Our team has won many tournaments over the past 4 years all over the NY Metro area. If your son is looking for a team that will play Summer & year round on Long Island, we are in need of a point guard and center. Professional Training year round is available. I will contact you within 48 hours. Email
to attend a Summer tryout. Thanks, Stu
Lighting Team Openings/Summer League
1- Coach Andy LoCastro has openings on his summer league roster for both his 8th and 9th Grade teams.
Call Coach at 516-317-6779.
2- There are openings on the 4th Grade team coached by Jeffrey Mark that will be playing in the 4/5 Grade League this summer at Island Garden. If you are a rising 4th or 5th Grader, please call Coach Jeffrey Mark at 516-424-8248.
3- Coach McDonald has opportunities on his 7th Grade team for the summer. He can be reached at 347-965-1288.
Long Island Impact Tryouts
The Long Island Impact is continuing to expanding and develop players. Spots available with 3rd, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, JV and Varsity Teams. Teams are independently coached! Training available for all players! Fee's are pay as you go. No bulky fees at one time. Practice is twice per week 1.5 hour slots. Contact Coach Joe for tryout information
or via phone 631.416.2710 after 6pm Mon - Fri.
4th Grade Tryouts
4th Grade Lightning Butler has (3) available spots on the team. Coach Brandon Butler is an outstanding coach. He a highly experienced former player as well as being one of Lightning Basketball and FE Hoops successful and seasoned coaches. This team will NOT travel. They will compete in the Island Garden Spring League. They will most likely practice once a week and have one game a week. The fee to play on this 4th Grade team is $460 ($345 Player Fee & $115 Uniform Fee). If you are interested in being considered for one of these (3) spots, please contact Coach Butler directly via his cell. 347-264-1973. Again this is a fourth grade call ONLY.
7th Grade Tryouts
Looking for a strong team made up of good players that are also good kids? We are a team of boys that will be entering
7th grade in the fall. Our team won the summer league and fall league at Northsport in 2015. We competed in the Wyandanch Youth League during the winter and a few spring tournaments with good success as well. We are looking to add two committed players to our team. Size is a plus. We will be playing this summer and fall at either Northsport (Northport) or Bunky Reid (Westbury). We do use a professional trainer at times during the season. If interested contact matt via email
or call 516-317-3590.
Free Agent Tryouts
Want to play in a summer league, but don't have a team? We have the answer!
Developmental Team Tryouts
Not ready to play travel team basketball but want to get ready? We have the answer!
Long Island Impact Summer Tryouts
Long Island Impact is looking to add to their already established teams. Open tryouts will be held throughout the month of June to fill open roster spots. We are currently looking for players going into 3rd, 5th, 6th, JV and Varsity. Independently coached teams! Email Coach Joe for tryout information. Parents must attend the first tryout.
Open Season Tryouts
Open Season, the 2016 AAU Metropolitan District D1 10U Champions, will be holding ongoing tryouts on Long Island for their 9u and 10U teams. Tryouts are open to boys ages 8 thru 10 regardless of School grade. Tryouts will be scheduled for Thursdays and Sundays at our Gym in Suffolk County Long Island. Please Contact Coach Syd to schedule tryouts.
Long Island Positive Direction Summer Team Tryouts
LIPD will have tryouts for our summer team from May 23rd to May 26th at West Middle Island School located at 30 Swezey Ln., Middle Island, NY 11953. Below are the tryout dates and times:
May 23rd: 6:30PM - 7:30PM (9U- 11U) and 7:30PM - 8:30PM (12U- 14U), May 24th: 6:30PM - 8:30PM (15U- 16U)
May 25th: 6:30PM - 8:30PM (17U- 19U), May 26th: 6:30PM - 7:30PM (9U- 11U) and 7:30PM - 8:30PM (12U- 14U)
Suffolk Hoyas 16U
The Suffolk Hoyas are looking to add a couple of players to their AAU basketball team, big men apply only sorry have enough guards. Over 30 games thru the Spring and Summer and believe me very affordable. In box me at
. Thanks.
Lightning 4th, 6th, 8th Boys
We have an opportunities for boys currently in the 4th, 6th and 8th Grades to come to a tryout to fill last minute vacancies in three different age/grade groups that have come about as the result of injuries or drop outs. These spots are on established Lightning teams which will begin play in AAU tournaments in early April. All four teams are practicing now. If you are interested, please call or text Jim Fox at 516-351-6642 immediately.
Lightning Rothman 16U (10th Grade)
Lightning Rothman, a top level Lightning AAU 16U (10th grade or 11th graders born on/after 9/1/1999), squad is in search of 1, possibly 2, elite players with some size for this coming season to replace an injured core player. Interested players should be 6'3+, strong, athletic and mobile. This established squad has been together for 7 years and will play tournaments as well as in the Island Garden Spring Varsity League. There are some scholarship funds available for the right player depending on need.
Coach David Rothman is in his 15th year of coaching Lightning AAU teams. He is Senior Director of Lightning Basketball and runs our annual Lightning Tryout sessions in January and February. Please email
with your contact information, your son's age/height/weight, and a detailed note outlining his experience playing competitive basketball at the HS/AAU level.
Long Island Lions Tryouts
The Long Island Lions Travel team program is looking for rising 5th/6th/7th/9th/10th grade players with experience playing competitive basketball or a desire to play at the top level and who are willing to play year-round basket-ball. Practice are held in Suffolk County. Tryouts are April 2nd, and April 9th, at Big Al's Family Fitness 104 Merrick Rd. Amityville Ny, 11701. 5th/8am 6th/9am 7th/10am 9th/11am 10th/12pm Their is a $15 Registration fee. For More info Contact (
) or call 631.489.5082
Lightning 4th, 5th, 7th, and 8th
We have an opportunities for boys currently in the 4th, 5th, 7th AND 8th Grades to come to a tryout to fill last minute vacancies in four different age/grade groups that have come about as the result of injuries or drop outs. These spots are on established Lightning teams which will begin play in AAU tournaments in early April. All four teams are practicing now.
Long Island Impact 8th Gr and Varsity Elite Travel Teams
We are looking for players in the 8th Grade - points, small/shooting forwards, power forwards and centers. Also looking for Varsity power forwards and centers. Please email coach Joe for a tryout at
or text 631.416.2710
Basketball Academy of Long Island Tryouts
Basketball Academy of Long Island is holding a tryout for all travel teams (4th to 11th grade). Tryouts will be held at 3:30 at Howard B Mattlin Middle School in Plainview, NY. If you have any questions, please email
Long Island Select 17U
Long Island Select is looking for Power Forwards, Centers and Point Guards for their 17u Travel Team to compete in showcase tournaments on and off Long Island. Please contact Coach Marcus 516.225.8536 or Coach Caldwell at 516.458.6855. All players are required to have proof of age and parent (s) consent
to participate.
Boys 7th Grade Travel Team
The Spartans 7th grade travel basketball team is looking to add 1 committed, skilled and talented basketball player to develop. We will be training at a high-end facility (Henry Kaufmann) in Melville LI, one time a week and using Jerry Powell trainers. Call 631-831-4266
Long Island Elite Tryouts
Please check the web site for tryout dates for 10U, 12U, 14U, 16U and 17U. Long Island Elite has teams based in both Suffolk and Nassau County. For more information please contact Executive Director Nick Thomas at
or visit our web site at
Long Island Positive Direction Tryouts
Long Island Positive Direction Inc. is an AAU Traveling Team for boys and girls (established in 2016) ages 10 through 18 based in Middle Island, NY. We allow youths from the Suffolk County area to participate as well. We
strive to commit to all of our players in assisting in their growth and development in team work, discipline, autonomy, and athletic, educational and social skills. Tryouts for the Spring 2016 Season will be held at Longwood Junior High, School Gym, 198 Longwood RD, Middle Island, NY 11953 on the following dates:
February 27th, Saturday @5PM 10U-11U, @6PM 12U-14U, @7PM 15U-16U (Boys & Girls)
March 2nd, Wednesday @6PM 10U-11U, @7:30PM 13U-14U (Boys & Girls)
March 5th, Saturday @5PM 15U-16U, @7PM 17U-19U (Boys & Girls)
March 12th, Saturday @5PM 15U-16U, @7PM 17U-19U (Boys & Girls)
Check out our website at
Suffolk Ravens 16U Tryouts
The Suffolk Ravens 16u team is looking for few committed players to fill out roster for upcoming season. Only plan on taking 8 players maybe 9. All tournaments local (tri-state area ). Plan on playing at least 10 tournaments and maybe some leagues. Not a win at all costs program - more developmental . Practice 2+ days a week ( East Islip, Islip area ) and scrimmages. Interest call or text al @ 631-236-8483 or email me
Long Island Renegades
Long Island Renegades is seeking serious players looking to improve their game and compete against varsity-level competition on Long Island and the surrounding areas. We are serious about our commitment to your growth as a player. Six competitive tournaments, at least One (1) College Showcase, Two Practices Per Week, Heavy Emphasis on Individual Player Development, All Interested Players Should Contact Coach John Keenan at
(516) 457-4351 or
Elite 9th/15U Team Tryouts
The Long Island Lightning Mitchell 15U (9th Grade) boys team finished 2nd at last season's Division 2 AAU National Championships in Orlando, Florida, and is a long established winning program with numerous tournament and Super League championships and a lifetime record of over 175 wins and 45 losses. They are looking to fill a few key roster spots for the 2016 Spring AAU season. There Will Be 2 Tryout Dates: Sunday February 21st at 9:30am, Wednesday February 24th at 7:30pm at the NorthSport Athletic Facility, 469 Fort Salonga Road, Northport, NY 11768. They are looking for strong, fundamentally sound players who accept and completely buy into the concept of team basketball, are committed to attending practices and working hard, and have a desire to improve their game by competing at the highest levels. Practice will be 2x weekly at the beautiful NorthSport Athletic Facility from mid-March to mid- June and they will play a minimum of 6 highly competitive tournaments during the Spring Season. Some travel will be required. Team finances will be partially sponsored. If you are interested in trying out but cannot make either of the tryout dates, or if you have any questions, please contact Coach Mitchell directly at 516-593-3910 or email him at
13U Tryouts
Open Season Youth Corp. is holding tryouts for a 13u travel team this Sunday 2/21/16 from 3pm - 5:30.Try outs will be held at the Upper Room Christian World Center Located at 722 Deer Park Rd, Dix Hills, NY 11746.
Gym entrance on the right side toward the back. Any questions, please contact Neil Jenkins 631-275-5127.
Lightning High School Tryouts/Nassau/NYC
Our annual tryouts for high school players will take place on Monday, February 15 at The Island Garden:
9th Grade Boys - 6:00 PM, 10th Grade Boys - 7:15 PM, 11th Grade Boys - 8:30 PM
Girls tryouts times will be announced later this week. You should register in advance by calling 516-292-4956.
There will be a $25.00 tryout fee.
Lightning Boys 8th Grade Tryouts
Sunday, February 14 at 10:00 AM at the Island Garden. All those players not yet selected from the original tryout in January and any players who did not attend that tryout are invited to attend. There is no fee for players that were present on January 18 as long as you wear the tryout shirt issued to you at that time. There will be a $25.00 fee for first time attendees. We are forming an entirely new team to accommodate the large number of players who want to be part of the greatest AAU program in the country. We were able to recruit a highly experienced coach to take over the team. No preregistration is required. Just come at 9:45 AM on Sunday. This is will be the last opportunity to be part of a Lightning AAU 8th Grade team.
Suffolk Lightning Boys High School Tryouts
Boys AAU Lightning Tryouts will be held Wednesday, February 24th 2016 for Boys Grade 9 at 7:30pm and
Thursday, February 25th 2016 for Boys Grade 10,11 at 7pm
Suffolk Lightning Girls High School Tryouts
Girls AAU Lightning Tryouts will be held Monday, February 22nd 2016
Girls Grade 9 - 6:30pm,
Girls Grades 10,11 - 8pm
Game 7 High School Tryouts
Tryouts will be held February 13th 2016 at
Holy Redeemer (37 South Ocean Avenue Freeport, NY 11520)
1:00pm - 2:30pm 9th - 10tt Grade Girls
2:30pm - 4:00pm 9th - 10th Grade Boys
Go to
for further information
to register for tryout.
Boys Maccabi Basketball Long Island 2016( Final Tryout )
The Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center in East Hills will be holding our Final Maccabi Basketball tryouts for the JCC Maccabi games which will take place either in St.Louis, Missouri from July 31st thru August 5th or in Stamford,Connecticut from August 7th thru August 12th. We are in search of Jewish players who would like to represent Long Island . The JCC Maccabi games are an Olympic Style sporting competition for Jewish athletes between the ages of 13 and 16. All athletes must be at least 13 years of age, or under 17 years of age by July 31st,2016 . All tryouts will be held at the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center located at 300 Forrest Drive, East Hills ,NY. February 28th,2016 3pm-4:30pm. For Further information ,please contact Mitchell Pruzan at 516-967-7427 or at
. Come be a part of our winning tradition and be a part of Maccabi Basketball Long Island.
Suffolk-Lightning 3rd Grade Boys AAU Team
Suffolk Lightning-D'Eloia/Pavinelli 3rd Grade Boys AAU team is looking for dedicated and talented players. The Final Tryouts for this team will be held on Wednesday, February 10th at 7:15pm at NorthSport in Northport, NY. Information can be found at
This is an excellent opportunity for skilled players looking to learn, improve and compete for many years to come under the tuteledge of two of Long Island's top coaches - Rob Pavinelli, former St Dominic HS coach, and Andrew D'Eloia, current Northport HS coach. Any questions, please contact Coach Pavinelli at 631-757-2255 ext 305
Ballers Unlimited Boys and Girls Tryouts
Our youth program is seeking to develop players into skilled ballers and team players. We are forming Boys Travel Team in the 14U and 11U age groups, and Girls Travel Teams in the 15U, 14U, 12U, and 11U age groups. Tryout schedule - Boys 14U: March 19th & 20th @ 3:15 pm, Boys 11U: March 19th & 20th @ 1:45 pm, Girls 15 and 14U: March 26th & 27th @ 3:15 pm, Girls 12 and 11U: March 26th & 27th @ 1:45 pm. All tryouts will be held at 346 Post Ave, Westbury NY 11590. For more information contact Coach Kevin 631-793-2344 or
Rough Ryders Tryouts
The Long Island Rough Ryderz are looking for a few highly motivated 12u/6 grade Boys for the 2016 season. We are also looking for: 14u, 15u, 16u Big men. Please contact David Moses for a closed tryout. (516) 468-8156. David Moses, Program Director, The Long Island Rough Ryderz/KP23 Elite
The Long Island Elite 11U
L.I.E. 11U Team is currently looking to fill a few remaining open spots for its 2016 Travel Team. We are looking for players and parents that will totally dedicated in all team endeavors. If interested please contact Wayne
Gatling call or text 516 543.8695.
Scholar Athletes of LI 7th and 8th grade
8th Grade AAU Division I Travel Team Scholar Athletes of LI 7th and 8th grade travel basketball team, is looking to add committed, skilled, and talented basketball players. Our 2015/2016 season includes: Super Regional, Rumble in the Bronx, Bo Williams, Junior Nationals, Nationals. Tryout will be Sunday February 7th from 12:30 pm to 2 pm at the 'Yes We Can Community Center' 141 Garden Street, Westbury, NY. No AAU fee if you make our the team. Contact Coach Scott at (516) 429-2109 or Coach Fields at (516) 610-0267 or
Rising Stars Tryouts
Sunday, January 24th at Long Island Lutheran High School. 7th grade boys @ 6:15 PM and 8th grade bous at 7:30 PM. High school tryouts in February. The Rising Stars program continues our commitment to offer professional instruction that focuses on player development and team concepts. There will be a $20 tryout fee for all players. We hope to see you there. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at
Gale Force 9th Grade Boys Spring Team
Former Copiague and Adelphi star and top level trainer Rich Byrd is looking for 9th grade boys to fill his 2016 Island Garden spring league team. All games are played at Island Garden in West Hempstead. Please email
if interested. There might also be spots available on our 4th, 5th, and 6th grade boys teams.
Suffolk Lightning Tryouts
Suffolk-Lightning AAU Basketball program will hold its make up tryouts for Boys Grades 3-8 and Girls Grades 4-8 on Friday, January 22 at 5:30pm at NorthSport. Any player who was unable to attend the tryouts over MLK weekend is welcome to come down to the makeup. Tryout fee $20 online, $25 for walk Ins. More information available at
. Any questions, please contact Rob Pavinelli at
2016 Titans AAU Basketball Tryouts
Saturday, January 23rd 2016. Boys Grades 5,6 - 4:15pm-5:15pm, Boys Grades 7,8 - 5:15pm-6:15pm
Location: Wyandanch Youth Center, 20 Andrews Ave, Wyandanch, NY
North Shore Mustangs Tryouts
NSM is a small organization that focusses on skill development and putting together a few competitive teams on Long Island. Practices at Mount Sinai Middle School - twice a week - Tournament locations are based on the competitiveness of the team. This spring will be having the following teams: NEW TRY OUT TIMES ANNOUNCED
(6th grade girls too - third tryout to be announced soon), 5th grade boys tryouts - January 21, 2016 8:00-9:30 (Thursday), 6th/7th/8th boys tryouts January 27, 2016 8:00- 9:30 and February 3, 8:00-9:30, 8th grade girls tryouts February 4, 2016 8:00-9:30, 9th/10th grade girls tryouts February 22 and 24th - times to be announced. All tryouts at Mount Sinai Middle School. Email
for more information
Reach One Teach One Tryouts
One of the Metropolitan Regions premier AAU programs, founded in 2006. Reach One Teach One "Hawks" is having tryouts for BOYS who are:
15U/9th Grade Division:
An athlete can be no older than 15 on August 31, 2016. Grade Exception: An athlete who is in the 9th grade as of October 1, 2015 and who is no older than 16 on August 31, 2016 is eligible to play in the 15U/9th grade division.
16U/10th Grade Division:
An athlete can be no older than 16 on August 31, 2016. Grade Exception: An athlete who is in the 10th grade as of October 1, 2015 and who is no older than 17 on August 31,2016 is eligible to play in the 16U/10th grade division.
Date(s): February 08 & 10
, 2016 Start Time(s): 6:30pm... Place: Alden Terrace School, 1835 Central Avenue, Valley Stream, NY 11580. For information and questions contact: Norman A. Fisher, Jr., AAU Program Director: Tel/Fax: (516) 285-4505
. All Student athletes should bring a "LEGIBLE" copy of their birth certificate and a copy of their "JUNE 2014" report card. No Student athlete will be allowed to participate in the tryouts without A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN. . The tryout fee is $10.00. The fee will be deducted from your AAU fee or skills training package. EACH ATHLETE WILL BE PLACED IN AN APPROPRIATE SKILL LEVEL PROGRAM
Long Island Impact
The Long Island Impact is rapidly growing. We will be holding tryouts for our 2nd/3rd grade team, 4th grade team, 8th grade teams, JV and Varsity teams within the month. Tryouts are free. Practice 2-3 times a week (3-4.5 hours of practice) in the Centereach, Selden, Lake Grove Area. Our program also offers clinics and training sessions. Contact Coach Joe at 631.416.2710 or via email at
for information.
3rd Grade Team
Suffolk Lightning-Pavinelli 3rd Grade Boys AAU team is looking for dedicated and talented players.
Tryouts for this team will be held on MLK Day-Monday, January 18th at 12:30pm at NorthSport.
Information and registration can be found at
This is an excellent opportunity for skilled players looking to learn, improve and compete for many years to come. Any questions, please contact Coach Pavinelli at 631-757-2255 ext 305
January 18th 2016 at Holy Redeemer (37 South Ocean Avenue Freeport, NY 11520)
9:00am - 10:10am 3rd - 4th Grade Girls, 10:10am - 11:20am 7th Grade Boys, 11:20am - 12:30pm 5th & 6th Grade Girls, 12:30pm - 1:40pm 3rd & 4th Grade Boys, 1:40pm - 2:50pm 5th & 6th Grade Boys. Go to
for further information. Email
to register for tryout.
There is a $10 Fee to tryout. If you attended the last tryout in the Fall there is no fee.
8th Grade D1 AAU Team
An 8th Grade AAU Division I Travel Team, the SALI - Trotters, is looking to add committed, skilled, and talented basketball players. We train at the Yes We Can Community Center, 141 Garden Street,
Westbury, NY. Our 2015/2016 season includes: IS8, PAT, Super Regional, Rumble in the Bronx, Bo Williams, Junior Nationals, Nationals. Tryouts will be Sunday, January 24th from 12:30 pm to 2 pm. No AAU fee if you make the team.
Contact Coach Scott at (516) 429-2109 or Coach Fields at (516) 610-0267 or email
MACCABI Basketball Long Island 2016
The Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center in East Hills will be holding Maccabi Basketball tryouts for the JCC Maccabi games which will take place either in St.Louis, Missouri from July 31st thru August 5th or in Stamford,Connecticut from August 7th thru August 12th. The JCC Maccabi games are an Olympic Style sporting competition for Jewish athletes between the ages of 13 and 16. All athletes must be at least 13 years of age or under 17 years of age by July 31st,2016 . All tryouts will be held at the Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center located at 300 Forrest Drive, East Hills ,NY. Here are the tryout dates : January 10th,2016 1:30pm-3:30pm, January 24th ,2016 1:30pm-3:30pm. For Further information ,please contact Mitchell Pruzan at 516-967-7427 or at
. Come be a part of our winning tradition and be a part of Maccabi Basketball Long Island.
2016 Suffolk Lightning Tryouts
Boys and Girls AAU Lightning Tryouts - January 18th 2016
Boys Grades 3,4 - 12:30pm-1:45pm
Boys Grades 5,6 - 2:15pm-3:30pm
Boys Grades 7,8 - 4pm-5:15pm
Girls Grades 4,5,6 - 9am-10:15am
Girls Grades 7,8 - 10:45am-12pm
2016 Nassau Lightning Tryouts
The Lightning will be hosting its annual tryouts for both boys and girls teams, Grades 3-8, on Martin Luther King Day, January 18th, at the Island Garden in West Hempstead, NY.
Long Island Impact Tryouts
Long Island Impact is looking for Power Forwards and Centers and Point Guards for their 8th Grade Travel Elite Team, Power Forwards and Centers for their JV Elite Team, and Point Guards and Centers for their Elite Varsity Teams. Teams will compete on tournaments on and off Long Island and leagues on Long Island. Practices are in the Middle Country School District. Please contact Coach Joe for tryout information at
or via phone at 631.416.2710. Please send child's name, DOB, Grade, Height and Weight, and where you have played before.
GAME 7 Tryouts
Go to
for further information. Email
to register for tryout.
NBAC Elite 3rd and 4th Grade Boys
NBAC ELITE 4TH and 3rd Grade Travel Basketball Team Will be holding free tryouts/Workouts on Sundays.
Open to kids age 8-10 regardless of grade.
This is one of the best teams in the Tri-state area. This team will play against top Competition. For more info, contact Coach Syd at:
6th Grade Team
We are a 6th Grade boys travel team with a great record looking to add 1-2 highly skilled players for the 2015-2016 season. We train 1x per week in the offseason and 2x per week during winter. The boys are coached and trained by Jerry Powell coaches. Email Coach Andy at
for more information and to schedule a tryout.
7th Grade Travel Team
Second year seventh grade travel basketball team, looking to add 3 committed, skilled and talented basketball players to develop. We will be training at a high-end facility (Henry Kaufmann) one time a week and using Jerry Powell trainers. E-mail Coach Angelo at
Red Storm Basketball Tryouts
Professionally coached teams looking for players in 4th, 5th and 6th grade for a newly formed team. Will practice two nights a week, and play games in Suffolk County. Looking to develop fundamentals!
Please contact Coach JP directly at
6th Grade Team
Team is very competitive. Professional coaching with once a week practice in Nassau County and game. Email your son's name and your cell number to Steve at
to be invited to our tryout in Hicksville.
SB Sports
Adelphi's all time leading scorer Richard Byrd will be holding tryouts for Boys entering Grades 3, 4, 5, 7 and 8 to fill roster spots. Practices @ Nassau/Suffolk Border.
Call Rich at 631 524 4708 or email him at
to get more info and register for a tryout.
Long Island Lightning
Looking for boys entering 6th grade or young 7th graders Sept '15. Long Islands TOP Lightning team has 2 openings. Winner of 5 Spring tournaments, including Districts and State Championship. Coach has 29 years of
experience and is in LIL Hall of Fame. Team plays September - June. Only respond if your son is an ELITE player looking to play with other ELITE players. Email
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Long Island Lightning
Several of our Lightning teams participate in the Island Garden Summer League. Some have open spots on their teams which could lead to a permanent position on the team. If interested, please email
with your grade as of today. We will then refer the player for a tryout with an interested Lightning coach.
9U NBAC Travel Team for the 2016 Season
Eligibility - kids 9 and under as of 8/31/2016. Practices/tryouts twice a week on Saturdays and Sundays from 4 to 5:30pm in the North Babylon Annex. Most of these practices will be geared towards skills development. The sessions will start on 4/11 and run for approximately 6 months. There will be no tournaments during this period. The cost is FREE. If interested, please come to one of the practices or contact me at
or call 631 833 0331
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Basketball Academy of Long Island
The Basketball Academy of Long Island will be holding tryouts for their Travel Team programs.
For more information please contact Coach Sonny at 516-779-9718 or
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LI Elite Tryouts
All inquiries contact, Director: Nick Thomas, 631-664-0724, Email:
Future Hoops
FE Hoops is an organization operated by the leaders of Island Garden and Lightning which has been in existence for the past eight years. It offers players an opportunity to participate in Island Garden leagues under the direction of an experienced coach or former college player who is not a parent. The team plays a 10 game schedule and has a minimum of 6 practices beginning in late March and continuing into mid-June. Each player receives a full uniforms, insurance coverage and a paid coach/trainer in addition to the games and practices. FE players are also eligible for the special training sessions offered to Lightning players as well as other camp and clinic discounts.
Each FE team is comprised of the first 11 players who register. There are no tryouts. You can register now by clicking the appropriate grade: 3rd Grade Boys –
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FE Hoops is an excellent way for players who are not part of another team to extend their basketball season through the Spring.
NBAC AAU Tryouts
Long Island Rough Ryderz
Contact Coach David Moses at 516-468-8156 for private tryouts.
Central Islip PAL Cougars
6th Grade Girls Travel Basketball Tryouts Tuesday February 10th at Reed JHS in Central Islip 7pm to 8pm.
For Details please contact Coach Joe at 516-524-2823. Grade confirmation and birth certificate needed if your child makes the team. 5 spots available.
L4H Elite Tryouts
Brand new youth program looking for players who LIVE 4 HOOPS. L4H ELITE is a travel basketball club that seeks to develop players into skilled hoopsters but also into great people. Please visit our website
or email coach and founder Joe Stern @
for tryout information.
Boom Basketball Tryouts
Come be part of a premium AAU program on the North Shore of Long Island!! Boys 4th through 10th grade.
AAU is for serious players that are looking to take their game to the next level. Participation in practices will affect playing time. The AAU Season runs from Mid March through the end of June. 2 local practices per week. Local Tournaments are played on weekend throughout Long Island, Westchester and NYC. (Grades 7-10 may play in tournaments that require overnight travel out of state. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to contact me at
or call me at (631) 235-2902. Best Regards, Chris Agostino
FE Hoops
is forming Island Garden Super League teams now. Call Bruce Eiber at 917-225-7576
7th Grade Girls/Lady Watchmen
We are an established professionally trained 7th grade GIRLS Travel basketball team that plays Both Super League and AAU basketball. We train 2x a week from September – April. We are looking to add 2-3 people to our roster and are looking for committed basketball players. Tryouts for the remaining spots will be Wednesday Oct 1st at 8:30-10:00 at Mepham High School, 2401 Camp Ave, Bellmore, NY. If you are interested we will see you there. Justin 516-238-5050
5th Grade Boys Team
Tryouts being held Monday September 29th at 8:30pm at Five Towns College for team consisting of players from Melville and Dix Hills area. Looking for local players that want to compete on a high level team in the Winter Super League at Island Garden. Team has played together for two seasons with a pretty good level of success. Please contact Matt at
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Time is short but you can get a separate tryout if necessary.
7th Grade Girls Team
SB Sports Training is looking for three 7th grade girls to complete a team. This competitive team will be coached by Adelphi Women's Basketball Alumni. The team will be placed in the Island Garden Winter Super League starting mid October. Our goal is to prepare the girls for the next level of the game. If interested please contact Samantha Perez at
or call 407-967-1009.
8th Grade Boys Team
Our brand new, parent-organized team is seeking bigs interested in being with a new eighth grade squad we are presently forming for league play at Island Garden and for tournaments through April. We have a professional coach on board (no daddy ball) and our team just about set for the fall league, as we are still awaiting acceptances from all of those who have tried out. But we are also interested in anyone who can wait for subsequent openings. Call Rod at 718.701.9900 if your son doesn't already have a conflicting basketball commitment and would like to be with a good, fun team at the right cost should the opportunity arise.
SB Sports
Are you looking for an elite 9th grade girls team to play Winter and Spring AAU? SB Sports 9th grade girls team is looking for three strong post players to join our team for the coming 2014/15 season. We are coached by the all time leading scorer for Adelphi with 5 years of experience coaching elite level teams on Long Island. The goal of this team is to play not only at a highly competitive level, but teach the girls how to play at a college level. This is a real opportunity for select girls interested in joining a team that will grow together as a team and enjoy the great game of basketball. Please contact Rich Byrd at
or Sammie Perez at
We will come to see you play. You are also welcome to join one of our practices.
FE Hoops
Now in its 12th year, FE Hoops will have a minimum of one team in each division of the Island Garden Summer League, providing there is sufficient registration. The first eleven (11) boys to register will be placed on a team. Practices will begin in late June, 2014. The league fee is $425 per player and includes the 10 game season, practices, full uniform, insurance and an experienced non-parent coach. For more information contact Jim Fox at (516) 351-6642 or Bruce Eiber at (917) 225-7576
5th Grade Team
5th Graders ( as of 09/14 ) needed for an existing Lightning Team. Coach has 30+ years of experience. Team has won numerous tournaments, and needs a talented point guard and a center to play in Fall, Winter and Spring AAU 2014-2015 seasons. Call Russ at 516 313 8555 or email him at
for more info.
or call Jim Fox at 516-292-4956. We will then refer you to the coach for a tryout
NBAC Bulldogs looking for a couple of players to fill out 8 grade (14u ) team for upcoming aau season. Team based in North Babylon and all practices are in North Babylon. Playing in mostly local tournaments. Please contact me if interested. Coach Al at 631-236-8483 or email firstname.lastname@example.com
NY Elite
New York Elite Boys 16U AAU. Call coach Sullivan (917) 400-668
Maccabi Basketball/Suffolk
Tryouts for the Samuel Field JCC boys 2014 Maccabi basketball team will be held on the following dates and times; Sunday March 2, 2014 3-5 PM Sunday March 9, 2014 3-5 PM Tryouts will be held @ the Suffolk Y JCC 74 Hauppauge Road Commack, NY 11725 The Maccabi games will be held this summer in Detroit, Michigan from August 17th thru August 22nd 2014 We are seeking Jewish players ages 13 - 16 Let's keep the winning tradition alive. For additional information please contact Coach Jerry Schwartz at
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Lightning High School
Monday, February 17th as follows: GIRLS: Grades 9, 10 AND 11 - 7 to 8:30 PM, BOYS: 9th Grade - 6:00 PM
10th Grade - 7:15 PM, 11th Grade - 8:30 PM AT THE
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10th and 11th Grade Boys: Saturday, 2/22 from 12 to 1:15 PM and 9th Grade Boys Monday, 2/24 from 7 - 8:15 PM at NorthSport in Northport.
NBAC is one of the premier Basketball programs on Long Island and one of the most affordable. Our teams playing top competition all around the Tri State Area. Be part of our successful program Email
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Rising Stars Boys High School
One of the biggest keys for success is getting involved with the right program, and Rising Stars is it. Come be part of the Rising Stars difference! For more information please contact
or visit our website at
Suffolk Lightning
The Suffolk Lightning will be based in two locations now - Northport and Sayville, making practices convienient from all parts of central and eastern Long Island. If you have any questions, contact Rob Pavinelli at
The Lightning
Every player who comes to tryouts will be offered a spot on either a Lightning team, an FE Hoops team or in the Lightning Developmental program.
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Youth Basketball Travel Division. Weekly practice run by a REAL coach, semi-monthly training by a professional trainer! Players must be fully dedicated to the team! Email Coach Joe with all your information and questions at
TRAVEL PROGRAM INCLUDES: 10 Game Schedule, Practices 1x-2x per week, Titans Uniform. Developmental Program: Players not selected for the travel program will have an opportunity to participate in our developmental program.Inquiries:
Rising Stars
The Rising Stars develop, train, and most importantly teach the game. All of our coaches are professionals who have either played or coached at the high school or college level. Any questions please contact
New York Allstars
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Team Long Island
Strong sponsored boys team based in Suffolk looking for good varsity players for 17U team.
and you will be called in for a tryout. We will be playing in exposure tournaments through July and in IS8 in the fall.
South Manor Sharks
Looking for 11th and 12th grade boys AAU basketball players. Call coach Dave 631 835-4265
LI Basketball Academy
Call 516.779.9718 or email:
10th Grade boys. Please contact Jerry Paura at (631)774-5033.
Central Islip PAL Cougars
Call for information 516-524-2823 or email
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Girls AAU. Any questions, please Email Bill Wren at
Dix Hills Storm
Dix Hills Basketball Association
(631) 777-8475
North Babylon Bulldogs Travel Teams. Contact Neil Jenkins for more info @ 631 275 5127 or email to
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L.I. Storm Girls
One of Long Island's premier Girls AAU programs. Players on this select team will compete against the area's best basketball talent from NY, NJ, CT, PA. We welcome all players interested in competitive basketball and are passionate about playing the team game at a high level. For consideration, questions or for more information please contact Michael Redmond at 631-379-0699
Maccabi Basketball Tryouts/Nassau
The Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center is seeking Jewish players to represent Long Island who are between the ages of 13 and 16. Please Contact Coach Mitch Pruzan at 516-967-7427 (
) ,or Coach Mike Wimmer at 646-302-1960 (
) for further information and times.
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The Suffolk Y JCC boys Maccabi basketball team. Seeking Jewish boys ages 13 - 16. Let's keep the winning tradition alive
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Independent New York filmmaker Abel Ferrara became best-known for his low-budget, shockingly violent films that explore the roughest parts of the Big Apple and the darkest reaches of the human soul, with films such as China Girl (1987) -- his unique version of Romeo and Juliet -- generating a devoted following. Ferrara was born in the Bronx, but spent… More Bio:
Independent New York filmmaker Abel Ferrara became best-known for his low-budget, shockingly violent films that explore the roughest parts of the Big Apple and the darkest reaches of the human soul, with films such as China Girl (1987) -- his unique version of Romeo and Juliet -- generating a devoted following. Ferrara was born in the Bronx, but spent most of his childhood in Peekskill, NY, where he met the two young men who would eventually become his primary screenwriter (Nicholas St. John) and occasional consultant (John McIntyre). As boys, they would play around with 8 mm cameras. In the mid-'70s, the three reunited and founded Navaron Films, where they produced an adult film. In 1979, they released their most notorious film, Driller Killer, for which Ferrara starred, edited, and wrote the songs under the pseudonym Jimmie Laine. In this movie, a young man goes berserk and begins killing vagrants with a portable power drill. Ferrara continued making low-budget shockers until the late '80s. In addition to such brutally violent fare, the "Me Decade" also found Ferrara also helming such television shows as Miami Vice and Crime Story. Switching to more mainstream (although hardly more subtle) films, including The King of New York (1990), Bad Lieutenant (1992), and Body Snatchers (1994) in the 1990s, the director successfully retained his stylistic edge while gaining a somewhat wider audience. Not surprisingly, this trio of films proved Ferrara's most successful run to date and the director became something of a hot property among indie stars. In 1995, his metaphorical exploration of vampirism, The Addiction, won an award at the Berlin Film Festival. Always controversial, Ferrara's 1996 crime drama The Funeral seemingly split his longtime fanbase down the middle with half heralding the film as a gritty masterpiece and others dismissing it as a pale attemot to recapture the success of King of New York. Despite a somewhat impressive cast which included Beatrice Dalle, Matthew Modine and Dennis Hopper, the director's 1996 effort The Blackout did little to win over detractors of The Funeral. In 1998 Ferrara made the unusual choice of adapting a novel by cyberpunk legend William Gibson for the screen, as New Rose Hotel, and though the results were mixed few would argue that it was any worse than previous attempts to bring his writings to the screen (see 1995's Johnny Mnemonic). When Ferrara's muddled 2001 effort 'R X Mas failed to live up to the hype as his big comeback film, audience were widely left to wonder whether courting the mainstream had forever tainted Ferrara's formerly potent vision.
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The first performance of Shakespeare in the Park's second offering, A Midsummer Night's Dream, is being postponed a day because director Daniel Sullivan was injured during rehearsals. So the first preview will now be on August 8, to give Sullivan a little extra time for recovery. Dream, which will have its official opening at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park on August 23, has a terrific cast of Broadway regulars, including Martha Plimpton, Jason Antoon, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Daniel Oreskes, Laila Robins, and Jay O. Sanders.
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Its early but Im starting to get a little freaked out by labor and considering this. Anyone with experience? Pros/cons? Price range??
Experience with Doulas?
Noah, 3 lbs 14 oz born 11.15.11 at 30 wks. Placental abruption/HELLP syndrome. (o)(o) Platinum
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I want to do one. I think they are about 200-300. Check out www.dona.org
I did not have a doula last time and had such a difficult birth experience - labor for 26 hours, they had me pushing too early, and then for like 3-4 hours, and then when I felt I was really about to push the baby out, they said 'enough' and did a c-section. I feel like if I had a doula as my advocate all along, things would have been different. I plan on having one this time around.
All my friends who have used doulas were happy with their experience. Price ranges depending on where you live, from my understanding, competition and experience.
LOVED having a doula! I'm pretty private & didn't think I'd want someone sharing that experience w/ me & my dh, but she did so many things to get him involved that he wouldn't have known to do. I was having a vbac & knew she'd advocate for me if necessary, too. They can be expensive, but they'll barter or have a sliding fee scale. Doulas believe that everyone who wants one should have one, regardless of financial situation. Good luck!
DSS1 - 10/99, DS2 (csection) - 9/02, DS3 (unmed. vbac #1) - 6/06
mc - 1/07, 8/07, 2/09, 7/09
DD1 (unmed. vbac #2) - 10/10, DD2 (unmed vbac #3) - 1/12
Worth every penny and we will be using her again. She also took pics which i thought I would think was gross but actully cherish. I totally recommend a Doula, ESP if you are thinking you want a Natural, med-free birth.
Ugh I am so jealous. I have no choice but to have a c-section since I had one in September. But I had a couple friends use Doulas and said they wouldn't have made it without them!
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Kelsey Avery or Anthony Joseph due 1/15/12 <3 <3
I meant to add, too - the average price here is about $500 - and if I remember from previous birth clubs, that's pretty low compared to other area. That includes many visits during pregnancy, whenever you want her to come when you're in labor, they stay after the birth as long as you like, then 2 follow ups after you're home.
DSS1 - 10/99, DS2 (csection) - 9/02, DS3 (unmed. vbac #1) - 6/06
mc - 1/07, 8/07, 2/09, 7/09
DD1 (unmed. vbac #2) - 10/10, DD2 (unmed vbac #3) - 1/12
DOULAS ROCK! I had an all-natural VBAC w/ the help of my doula back in Oct. of 09- I would highly rec looking into one , especially if you are considering a more natural/ low-intervention birth. The average cost in Cincy is around $500, but my doula broke it into payments and so it didn't seem that bad. Many doulas offer services like belly casting and photography of the birth in addition to the reg labor/delivery stuff. Check out www.dona.org/ to find some in your area, but also, get rec from people in your area and interview more than one.
PreemiePro, have you considered a VBAC? Most women are great candidates for a VBAC after only one c-section.
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'Spike Heels' a pointed riff on 'Pygmalion'
Late in the first act of Theresa Rebeck's "Spike Heels" - now being staged by Smithereen Productions, under Rebecca Segal's direction - two men in a Boston apartment are vehemently arguing about whether one of them should be dating the woman living upstairs. Both men are oblivious to the woman herself, who is standing in the hall, knocking and waiting to be let in.
That vignette tells you a lot about what's going on in this play, in which the guys' ostensible focus on women is always really more about themselves - and their fractious relationship with each other. »Read Full Article
Video: The Concert Corner - Recapping Kenny Chesney
Country superstar Kenny Chesney performed for a sold-out crowd at Miller Park Saturday for the Brewers ballpark's first major concert since 2010. Photo by Rick Wood. »Read Full Blog Post
CBS pulls 'Mike & Molly' tornado-themed finale
CBS has pulled Monday night's "Mike & Molly" season finale in light of today's tornado devastation in Oklahoma, according to TheWrap.com.
The episode, entitled "Windy City," placed the characters in a tornado in Chicago. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Summer Reading: Books for people who loved John Green's 'The Fault in Our Stars'
On May 26, we're publishing our Summer Reading preview in the Journal Sentinel's Sunday Cue section and at TapMilwaukee.com, with dozens of suggestions for your enjoyment.
For today's preview of those suggestions, we asked our friends at Boswell Book Company to suggest young-adult titles for readers who were captivated by John Green's novel "The Fault in Our Stars," the story of two teenagers who meet at a cancer support group and fall in love. Booksellers Jannis Mindel, Nick Berg, Stacie Michelle Williams, Hannah Johnson-Breimeier and Daniel Goldin suggest these young-adult novels for readers who loved "Fault." »Read Full Blog Post
Ryan Braun, Aaron Rodgers opening Bayshore restaurant
8-Twelve MVP Bar and Grill, a restaurant associated with athletes Ryan Braun and Aaron Rodgers, will open its second location at Glendale's Bayshore Town Center.
The new 8-Twelve will be located in the space now leased to COA, a locally owned Mexican restaurant which Marc and Marta Bianchini opened in 2009. COA closes June 30, and 8-Twelve is expected to open in the fourth quarter, said David Moss, Bayshore general manager. »Read Full Blog Post(23)
'Summertime': 'The livin' is easy,' in many different voices
'Summertime,' the signature lullaby from 'Porgy & Bess,' is one of America's greatest musical hits. More than 33,000 versions of the song have been recorded, according to The Summertime Connection, a Dutch website that compiles a list of recordings of the song.
Through June 9, Milwaukee audiences can hear the song performed live at the Broadway Theatre Center, where the Skylight Music Theatre is staging "Porgy & Bess," with Kearstin Piper Brown and Rhea Olivaccé alternating in the role of Bess. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Pabst Mansion hosts summer wine tasting
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Electronic Music Exchange (House, DnB, Dubstep, etc.) - Page 353
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Found this song by accident on SoundCloud - free download btw. Will probably get old soon but till then..., loving it so far!
Bought this EP on a whim just recently. Apparently it came out almost 4 years ago. MEEP!
Love this slow and hauntingly creepy song.
While I'm on an oldies kick this one kicked on when my car decided to tell my phone to play random songs instead of the playlist I last had on. I forgot I still had this song on my phone. I thought I had purged this album but guess not. That's ok, I'm rather digging on it now.
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I can't remember anymore if I've shared this track in this thread. Anyway, this is some pretty damn tight psytrance à la millstones.
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Boards of canada - Sick Times
CHVRCHES - Lies
James Blake - Retrograde
Air - Cherry Blossom Girl
Daft Punk - Harder Better Faster
Epic Electro House: Let's Be Friends - FTW
I am not really fan of this band or genre, however the soundtrack of the movie - Springbreakers is quite good.
Skrillex is one person :).
Posted this track list in a different thread, then I realized I should share it here as well (sorry if any of these are old news).
The Moon is Falling Down - Crywolf
Horizon - Singularity (feat. Nilu)
The Great Divide - Velvetine (Seven Lions Remix)
Escape - Rogue
Blossom - Au5
Kali 47 - Savant
Could This Be - Noisia
Volture - Savant
Splash - Sub Focus
Evolutions Per Minute - Xilent
Breathe In Scream Out - Spor
Vessel - Hadouken!
Glitch Hop (my favorite):
Synergy - Haywyre
Duck Club - AMB
Bubblin' In The Cut - Boreta
All In - DCarls
Smash the Funk - GRiZ
Crossing Paths - kLL sMTH (feat. IONik)
Cerebellum Serenade - Mr. Bill
Nightowl - Savant
Roaf Beast - Unlimited Gravity
Basically, check out Savant. I love Savant. Have you heard of Savant? You should listen to some Savant.
I have heard of Savant but never actually heard Savant. I approve of that list just because of Noisia hehe. NOISIA FOREVER.
And my favorite song from SMNS, to compliment the poster three posts above me: (Some cursing)
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Hey, can anyone give me a list of good DnB artists? Not well known ones though, as I've probably already listened to them.
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Exactly what I've been telling pretty much all of my friends for the last month or so. The guy is a god and a half. Releasing a song on average of every 5 days, 8 albums in 2 years. What else can you ask for? He's by far my favorite artist of all time now.
The guy is amazing. Hands down my favorite producer at the moment. Every song on every album is amazing and fresh. Kind of makes me wish I had Asperger's...
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|22 Feb 1994
|Filing date
|4 Dec 1992
|Priority date
|4 Dec 1992
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Allen C. Solomon
|Original Assignee
|Solomon Allen C
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (20), Referenced by (13), Classifications (14), Legal Events (3)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a game apparatus for games which involve projecting an object from one end of a board toward a target mounted on an opposite end of the board, and providing a means for deflecting the object after it has been projected.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A number of games provide a board or base in which a target is mounted to one end of the base, and a means for projecting a ball or other object toward the target is located at an opposite end of the base. This usually involves some kind of catapult or other projecting means for projecting the object toward the target. The target is often a small hoop similar to ones used in the game of basketball. Skill is required in hitting the target with the object.
In the prior art, only one player plays at a time. If the game is played against an opponent, one player must remain inactive while the game is being used by the other player.
This invention relates to a game apparatus which can be used by two or more players. It consists of a substantially rectangular base which has a flat surface. A vertical plate with a horizontal hoop is attached to one end of the base by a support. A catapult is pivotally mounted to an end of the base and has a receptacle for holding a ball or other object. A player can project the ball or object toward the hoop by pulling back on the catapult and then releasing it. An air nozzle is mounted along the side of the base and is connected to an air supply which an opponent may use to deflect the ball after it has been projected from the catapult.
FIG. 1 shows a perspective view of one embodiment of the game apparatus with air nozzles attached to squeeze bulbs.
FIG. 2 shows a perspective view of an alternate embodiment of the air nozzle in which a blower is connected to the air nozzle by a hose.
FIG. 3 is a side view of the air nozzle of FIG. 2.
FIG. 4 is a cross-sectional view of the blower used with the embodiment of FIG. 2.
Referring to FIG. 1, the game apparatus 10 includes a base 14. The base 14 has a flat surface and is substantially rectangular in shape. A vertical support 18 is mounted to a rearward end of the base 14. The support 18 supports a plate or backboard 22 which is mounted to the support by either bolts or rivets 26. A goal comprising a horizontal hoop 30 is attached to the plate 22. A net 34 may be attached to the hoop 30 so that the hoop 30 appears similar to those used in the game of basketball. The surface of the base 14 may also have lines or markings 36 to give the base 14 a similar appearance to a basketball court.
A projection means comprising a catapult 38 is mounted to the opposite end of the base 14 by means of a bolt or rivet 42. The catapult 38 is mounted so that it can be moved in a horizontal plane from side to side as indicated by the arrows. The catapult 38 is supplied with a receptacle 46 which may consist of a concave area on the free end 48 of the catapult 38. The catapult 38, as shown in FIG. 1, is a single piece of resilient material, such as metal or plastic, that will spring back to its original position after it has been deflected. In the embodiment shown, there are two catapults 38 on the forward end of the base 14 opposite the plate 22.
A playing element 50, preferably a ball, should fit into the receptacle 46 so that it maintains its position as the catapult 38 is being deflected. The ball 50 can be a ping pong ball, a perforated golf practice ball, or any type of playing element that can be easily propelled along a trajectory by catapult 38. Also, the ball 50 should be light enough so that it can be deflected from its path or trajectory by a light stream of air blown transversely to the trajectory path.
As seen from FIG. 1, the deflection means includes at least one air nozzle 54 located at the side of the base 14 substantially midway between the ends of the base 14. The air nozzle 54 is attached to a stand 58 so that it is pivotal both horizontally and vertically. In the embodiment of FIG. 1, the air nozzle 54 is attached to a squeeze bulb 62 which provides a pressurized air supply when it is squeezed. Preferably, two nozzles 54 are employed, one on each side of base 14.
In using the game apparatus 10 of FIG. 1, a first player will place a ball 50 in one of the receptacles 46. The first player will then deflect the catapult 38, positioning it so that the ball 50 will be projected through the hoop 30 when the catapult 38 is released. By squeezing the squeeze bulb 62 of the air nozzle 54, a second player can provide a stream of air which will deflect the ball 50 from its projected path and away from the hoop 30.
The game apparatus 10 shown in FIG. 1 may be played by two to four players. If four players use the game apparatus 10, two opponents can operate the catapults 38 while their teammates operate the air nozzles 54. The players operating the air nozzles 54 must be careful to avoid deflecting their teammate's ball.
FIG. 2 shows an alternate embodiment of the game apparatus 10. In FIG. 2, a blower 66 supplies pressurized air to the air nozzle 54 by means of a duct or hose 70 (FIG. 3). The blower 66 may be attached to the base 14 by brackets 74.
FIG. 3 shows a detailed side view of the air nozzle 54. The air nozzle 54 is attached to the stand 58 by a sleeve 78 which mounts over the top of the stand 58. The stand 58 has a circular cross section so that the sleeve 78 can be rotated around the top of stand 58, as indicated by the arrow, providing horizontal motion. The air nozzle 54 is attached to the stand 58 by a collar 82 which fits around the air nozzle 54. The collar 82 hinges to the sleeve 78 by means of a pin 86. The hinge allows the air nozzle to be pivoted up and down as indicated by the arrows.
FIG. 4 shows a cross-sectional view of the blower 66. The blower 66 consists of a case 90 which surrounds the internal components of the blower 66. The surface of the case 90 has slots 94 which allow air to flow into the case 90. Inside the case 90 are two funnels 98. The large opening 102 of each funnel 98 is directed inward inside the case 90. The spout 106 of the funnel 98 protrudes through the case 90. A base 110 is located inside the case 90 for supporting motors 114. The motors 114 may be powered by batteries 118 or may be powered by an external electrical supply (not shown). Each motor 114 drives a fan 122 which blows air into the opening 102. The batteries 118 are connected to the motors 114 by wires 124 which form a complete electrical circuit.
The hose 70 is fitted over the spout 106 of the funnel 98 and is encased in conduit 126. The wires 124 are also encased inside this conduit 126. The hose 70 and wires 124 are connected to a handle 130 of the air nozzle 54 as shown in FIG. 3. A button 134 is attached to the handle 130. The button 134 comprises an electrical switch for opening and closing the electrical circuit to the motors 114. By depressing the button 134, the motor 114 is switched on and begins turning the fan 122.
Operation of the second embodiment of the game apparatus 10 is similar to the first embodiment. A first player will place a ball 50 in one of the receptacles 46. The first player will then deflect the catapult 38, positioning it so that the ball 50 will be projected through the hoop 30 when the catapult 38 is released. A second player, by depressing the button 134 of the air nozzle 54, completes the electrical circuit to the motor 114 providing a stream of air which can deflect the ball 50 from its projected path and away from the hoop 30. The second embodiment can also be played by two to four players.
The present game apparatus allows at least two players to play simultaneously. Skill is required in both the operation of the catapult and the air nozzle. This is an improvement over the prior art which only involves launching an object from a catapult to a target. The present game apparatus requires a higher degree of skill because the player launching the ball must take into account his opponent who is operating the air nozzles.
While the invention has been shown in only one of its forms, it should be apparent to those skilled in the art that it is not so limited, but is susceptible to various changes without departing from the scope of the invention.
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|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
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|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Work in Progress
I am now deep in writing the fourth Albia book, whereof I could tell you the title if my editors would just cave in and agree I am right… I am behind schedule. Hmm…
I am bracing for the book tour on The Garden of the Hesperides, so I have been reminding myself what it is about. A copy has arrived and the moment I open it, I know I shall see a typo and perhaps an incorrect fact.
This brings me to a painful subject. People get so angry about what they perceive as mistakes, sometimes when they are right, though also when they are not. I am a calm and contained person now I am older, so I don't get angry but I do feel sad that all they can see (in a book I have laboured to make enjoyable) is the errors. So I have had a new Rant.
Readers choices We still need readers' favourite lines for any of the Albia books, including Spooky, so do send suggestions if you would like to.
Future Work
I have vague plans. It would be premature to mention them.
Contract News
There is more good news. In addition to Spain, Italy and the Czech Republic which I told you about previously, I am delighted that in Turkey Alfa Yayinlari have agreed to publish the first three of the Albia series.
Classical Association
In 1997/8 I was Honorary President of the UK Classical Association. I recommend joining if you are interested in the jolly side of classics. See their website,www.classicalassociation.org.
Organ Donor Card Appeal
This is a personal appeal on an issue where I have experience from both sides.
Please carry a donor card. And if ever you are in the sad position of having to decide whether to agree to organ donation from someone close to you, please consider the good you may do. Honour their wishes if they carry a card. If not, then it is your choice; please use the opportunity. I understand just how hard it is at the time – but I can also tell you, because I have had to do it, that afterwards you will feel glad you took the decision to say yes.
Lives can be saved or dramatically improved by organ transplants. From childhood, I had a rare eye condition called keratoconus. Eventually I needed a corneal transplant – not often mentioned when organ donation is discussed, though in fact one donor can save the sight of two people. Being able to see, without discomfort, helps me to write. A stranger's generosity freed me from years of pain and anxiety. I was never able to thank my donor or their relatives, but I shall always remember them. Every time you read one of my books, you too are a beneficiary of their gift to me.


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The Joy Formidable among new concert announcements for Turner
A concert with Welsh rock trio the Joy Formidable is one of four shows announced Tuesday morning for Turner Hall Ballroom.
News of the Joy Formidable U.S. tour, which includes the April 9 show at Turner Hall Ballroom (1040 N. 4th St.), arrives on the same day as the release of its excellent sophomore album "Wolf's Law." (Look for a review later today on Tap Milwaukee, and tomorrow in the Journal Sentinel.) Frontwoman Ritzy Bryan talked a bit about the new album, and an adventure she had at the Safe House, in a video interview with Tap Milwaukee last year backstage at Summerfest. See it below. »Read Full Article
Country star Mindy McCready dies in apparent suicide after chart-topping career, stormy life
Heber Springs, Ark. - Mindy McCready, who hit the top of the country charts before personal problems sidetracked her career, died Sunday in Arkansas in an apparent suicide. She was 37.
The Cleburne County Sheriff's Office said in a news release that McCready was found dead at a residence in Heber Springs from what appears to be a single, self-inflicted gunshot to the head. An autopsy is pending. »Read Full Article(2)
Potawatomi attempts to break Guinness World Record
If there's a rock 'n' roll heaven, then Don Cornelius is smiling down from above.
At 1 p.m. Thursday, Potawatomi Bingo Casino, 1721 W. Canal St., will attempt to break the Guinness World Record for the world's longest Soul Train dance line. »Read Full Article
Elvis Tribute Night rocks Mitchell Park Domes
Burnin' love. A sparkling night. The King on stage. Who can resist a combo like that?
It's tough, and that's what makes Elvis Tribute Night at the Mitchell Park Domes, 524 S. Layton Blvd., so popular. »Read Full Article(1)
Early Music Now blends old sounds, new composition in engaging program
Premieres of most of the music appearing on early-music concerts happened at least 250 years ago.
Except for Early Music Now's presentation of the Montreal-based group Masques at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Saturday. »Read Full Article
Quasimondo's 'Robot Cabaret' still needs some debugging
Imagine a future in which robots rule, having reduced humans to second-class citizens with whom they rarely interact. Or, if you'd like, think about how fully our own lives are now enmeshed in technology - often reducing us to machine-obsessed zombies.
That world is in full bloom in "Robot Cabaret," which the Quasimondo Milwaukee Physical Theatre opened - wryly enough - on Valentine's Day. »Read Full Article
Circus, auto show, RV show this week
Come one, come all
For four days only, take part in a form of entertainment beloved by children of all ages, going back generations. See the Tripoli Shrine Circus on Thursday through next Sunday at the U.S. Cellular Arena, 400 W. Kilbourn Ave. Nine performances of athletic skills with aerialists and acrobats. Watch elephants and big cats perform in one of the three rings of action all lead by Ringmistress Michelle Audrey. Tickets range from $9 to $35; there are also free tickets available for adults bringing a child along. See www.milwaukeecircus.com for information and to purchase tickets. »Read Full Article


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slang term used by southerners for Waffle House.
when you live in the south and you're drunk and hungry at 2am, there's nowhere to go but waffle house. bitch.
بواسطة Hanna فبراير/شباط 27, 2005
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short for waffle house, a branch of short-order resteraunts in the georgia area, theres one just about every mile all over georgia, southern tenesee, alabama, southern south carolina
want to go to wa-ho after the movie?
بواسطة ladykay ديسمبر/كانون الأَوّل 6, 2003
See Waffle House. A restaurant characterized by cheap food and full of postal carriers, cops, and EMTs. They have jukeboxes full of crappy music, but serve massive meals to make up for it. Called Wa Ho because most of the letters on their signs are burnt out all the time.
Trey: Let's go to the Wa Ho. I'm starving!
Greg: No, I hate that place. The waitresses all call me "hon" and "sugar"!
Greg: No, I hate that place. The waitresses all call me "hon" and "sugar"!
بواسطة Karennn Geeee نوفمبر/تشرين الثّاني 5, 2007
Waheguru - God - The ultimate authority referred in Sikhism
Term can verified in various literature of Gurbani (Prayers)
like 'Waho Waho Gobind Singh'
like 'Waho Waho Gobind Singh'
بواسطة GurSikh يوليو/تمُّوز 29, 2011
Sex act in which one person vomits on a males genatalia, and then the male (covered in vomit) proceeds to have anal intercourse with the vomiter.
Dude, last night your dad wa-ho'ed me. It was disgusting!
بواسطة JoshFag يوليو/تمُّوز 22, 2006