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|Wyc Grousbeck: Drafting Marcus Smart doesn't have 'any impact' on Rajon Rondo
|06.26.14 at 11:12 pm ET
It was the first question that came to the mind of most Celtics fans when the team selected Marcus Smart with its first first-round pick Thursday night: What does this mean for Rajon Rondo?
Well, according to owner Wyc Grousbeck, the answer is not much at all. The reason for Grousbeck's public stance is Brad Stevens, who proved through a 25-win season that he could handle most of what Rondo could throw at any first-year coach.
"It's interesting, that wasn't a topic of conversation tonight," Grousbeck said. "We have confidence in Brad that he can manage a roster but we also had confidence that of the top six we were going to take the best available as opposed to trying to slot in. That's a strategy when you're rebuilding a team, you take the best available athlete and then you let it all work out. We've got an All-Star point guard, so that's not a question here."
"I don't think this has any impact on Rajon at all."
Grousbeck acknowledged he hadn't spoken with his star point guard before the selection was made.
Earlier this offseason, Grousbeck hinted at possible "fireworks" this summer if Danny Ainge found a trade partner.
"I always said fireworks were a possibility," he said. "It takes two to tango around here. There just hasn't been that much movement tonight. Typically on draft day, we make two trades if not three. That's just the way we roll, 'Trader Danny,' and it's had great effect for us. We like to be aggressive about rebuilding this team. We like to become contenders again as quickly as possible. So, we'll keep working the phones, but it takes two partners to make a trade."
So the Celtics did what Ainge predicted they would at the beginning of the night — hold onto their selections at 6 and 17 overall, taking Smart and Kentucky wing James Young.
"We knew there were six or seven kids that we wanted," Grousbeck said. "So, the idea of moving to 8 or 10, moving slightly higher in the draft really wasn't of interest. Maybe there's a cliff in the draft. We wanted to stay at 6 or move up. We wanted to make other trades in recent days. We'd been on the phone quite a bit with other teams about other ideas. Nothing ever really seemed close to fruition, no matter how hard we tried. I remember trading for Kevin Garnett in '07 and I got a call from Minnesota on July 30 or 31st, [so] the trade season is not over yet."
|NBA draft roundup: Celtics, 76ers, Lakers rumored landing spots for Joel Embiid; Kings likely keeping No. 8 pick
|at 2:57 pm ET
Foot and back injuries have caused Kansas center Joel Embiid — once expected to be the first overall selection in Thursday's NBA draft — to slide down the boards.
Embiid's fall has opened up the possibility of the Celtics getting the opportunity to draft the promising big man, something that Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski tweeted could be a possibility.
Joel Embiid's seriously in play for three spots in top part of lottery: 76ers (3), Celtics (6), Lakers (7), league sources tell Yahoo.
' Adrian Wojnarowski (@WojYahooNBA) June 26, 2014
Embiid, a 7-foot center from Cameroon, averaged 11.2 points, 8.1 rebounds and 2.6 blocks in his only season with the Jayhawks, despite only playing organized basketball since 2011.
— It appears that the rumored deal between the Celtics and Kings, which would include point guard Rajon Rondo and Sacramento's eighth overall pick as the two main components, may not come to fruition.
Yahoo! Sports' Marc J. Spears tweeted that the Kings seem to be content to keep their pick.
The Kings appear poised to keep the 8th pick, sources said.
' Marc J. Spears (@SpearsNBAYahoo) June 26, 2014
The Kings have been at the forefront of trade rumors recently, including a deal to acquire Pistons forward Josh Smith, adding him to a frontcourt that already includes DeMarcus Cousins and Rudy Gay.
— With the draft fast approaching, it seems that the 76ers are going all in in an effort to acquire the first overall pick from the Cavaliers and draft Kansas forward Andrew Wiggins.
Tom Cooney of the Philadelphia Daily News tweeted that the 76ers are doing everything they can to pry the top pick from Cleveland.
According to league source, Sixers in full court press with Cleveland to get No. 1 pick. "They really, really, really want Wiggins."
' Bob Cooney (@BobCooney76) June 26, 2014
Philadelphia certainly has many trading chips at its disposal, including the third and 10th overall picks and a host of promising players such as Michael Carter-Williams and Nerlens Noel.
— The Celtics aren't the only Atlantic Division team reportedly looking to make a few draft-day deals. The Raptors are trying to acquire the Grizzlies' 22nd overall pick, according to ESPN.
The framework of the deal would be Toronto sending veteran swingman John Salmons and the 37th overall pick to Memphis in exchange for Tayshaun Prince and the 22nd pick.
The move benefits the Rapotors because it would put them in position to select Syracuse guard (and Ontario native) Tyler Ennis.
By making the trade, the Grizzlies would be able to take Prince's $7.7 million salary cap hit off their books for next season.
|Three ways to survive in the East: Imagining Celtics president Danny Ainge's phone conversations on NBA draft day
|at 12:49 pm ET
Well, it's here. The day that will shape the Celtics' future, for better or worse. The 2014 NBA draft, where anything can happen happens.
With a wealth of picks, an All-Star point guard, tradeable contracts and expiring deals, Celtics president Danny Ainge is the annoying guy at a party, inserting himself into every conversation in the room.
With only hours left until Cleveland is on the clock, here are the three best possible phone conversations Ainge could have on Thursday.
Danny Ainge: "Hi, Flip, it's Danny again."
Timberwolves president/coach Flip Saunders: "What do you want this time?"
Danny: "Are you sure you don't want our two first-round picks this year, next year's Clippers pick and Kelly Olynyk for Love?"
Flip: "I'm not sure how many times I can say no, but no."
Danny: "But …"
Flip: "No."
Danny: "I'm not sure you've consider quite how awesome Kelly's hair really is."
Flip: "No means no."
Wyc Grousbeck enters Danny's office.
Wyc: "Fireworks, Danny, fireworks!"
Flip: "I'm sorry, did I just hear Wyc say fireworks?"
Danny: "Oh, yeah, we've got this Fourth of July party in a few days. It's nothing. Didn't you get the invite? Anywho, what if I throw Jared Sullinger into the deal?"
Flip: "Let me think about it for a second. Aaaaaaannnnnnndddddd no."
Danny: "Ah, can you hold on for a second?"
Flip: "No …"
Danny puts the phone down. "I'd Do Anything for Love' plays on hold.
Wyc: "We can't afford another losing season, Danny. I met with Bob Kraft, John Henry and Jeremy Jacobs for our weekly tea and crumpets yesterday, and they were all making fun of me, telling me we're the fifth wheel behind the Revolution. The Revs, Danny, the Revs! When Wyc promises fireworks, Wyc delivers fireworks."
Danny picks up the phone.
Danny: "You still there, Flip?"
Flip: "Sadly."
Danny: "How about one of Brooklyn's picks, too?"
Flip: "Just so we're straight: You're offering four first-round picks, Sully and Kelly?"
Danny: "Well, when you put it that way …"
Flip: "You've got yourself a deal."
|The persistent Rajon Rondo to Sacramento rumor
|06.25.14 at 8:54 am ET
The once strange Rajon Rondo to Sacramento rumors continue to persist, and the latest development makes more sense than any previous narrative.
According to ESPN.com's Marc Stein, the Kings and Pistons have discussed a deal that would pair Josh Smith with Rudy Gay and DeMarcus Cousins in the Sactown backcourt. So, what does that have to do with the Celtics point guard?
The hope, at least from Kings general manager Pete D'Alessandro's standpoint, may be to leverage longtime friends Smith and Gay as recruiting coordinators in convincing the C's captain to sign a long-term contract with a team that has not made the playoffs since 2006. Smith, Gay and Rondo all have openly discussed their desire to play with each other at various points over the last few years.
Sacramento's interest in Rondo is nothing new. In February, the Kings and Celtics reportedly discussed a trade that would send Rondo packing in exchange for a package including Ben McLemore, Isaiah Thomas and a pair of picks.
None of those pieces are involved in the reported Smith swap (Jason Thompson, Derrick Williams and/or the expiring contracts for Carl Landry and Jason Terry).
Thomas is a restricted free agent, so he could still be included in a sign-and-trade, and the possibility of adding last year's No. 7 overall pick (McLemore), Sacto's No. 8 pick this season and a future pick is an increasingly intriguing haul should C's president of basketball operations Danny Ainge not land Kevin Love and instead deal Rondo.
|If Celtics can't land Kevin Love, then Rajon Rondo should be traded
|06.24.14 at 11:59 am ET
I recently wrote that Kevin Love is going to become a member of the Celtics on draft night. I still believe that. However, there's a whole other question that needs to be addressed.
What does Danny Ainge do if he is unable to add an All-Star to the core he has right now? The answer is to trade Rajon Rondo.
There are two clear-cut directions in which the Celtics can head. They can trade their assets for a proven veteran, like Love, or they can break ties with Rondo, Jeff Green and their older players to start a youth movement. Most fans prefer to win now, but if that option is not available, selling off pieces to rebuild is the right move.
So what is a reasonable trade offer for Rondo?
If you remember from the start of the season, there was a pretty realistic offer rumored to be coming from Sacramento. If the trade offer remains something in the ballpark of Isaiah Thomas, Ben McLemore and a draft pick (which would be No. 8 overall), that would be something Ainge considers. One note: Thomas is a restricted free agent, meaning Boston would be getting his rights. The C's could re-sign him or let him walk for a higher offer.
Rondo has no interest in sticking around for a full rebuild, nor should he. Ainge knows this, and also is smart enough to know that there is no purpose to keep his star player on a roster that is not ready to win. The Celtics would then become one of the youngest teams in the league, with building blocks that have the potential to make them even younger.
Boston's core would look something along these lines next season if Rondo were to be dealt to Sacramento (an easy example to use): The Celtics would roll out a lineup of Jared Sullinger, Kelly Olynyk, McLemore, Thomas, Avery Bradley (a restricted free agent like Thomas) to go along with the players they draft at Nos. 6, 8 and 17. Keep in mind Ainge also would hold two first-round picks in the next two drafts.
No doubt there is risk involved with having so many young prospects on the roster. Some disappointing draft picks and developments are expected. At the same time, a couple of those players likely would become stars, while another couple should turn into good role players.
It's nerve-racking to think about if you're a Celtics fan, simply because there would be so much that would need to occur just to contend. But with other teams deep into trade talks for Love, this is a realistic alternative that everyone needs to be ready to accept. You know, just in case I'm wrong about Love.
Follow Julian Edlow on Twitter @julianedlow.
|ESPN's Jeff Goodman on D&C: LeBron James 'probably gone' from Miami after opting out of contract
|at 10:15 am ET
ESPN basketball analyst Jeff Goodman checked in with Dennis & Callahan on Tuesday morning to discuss LeBron James' decision to opt out of his contract with the Heat and become a free agent, and if there is any chance James might end up in Boston. To hear the interview, go to the Dennis & Callahan audio on demand page.
The question on people's minds is why James — who still could re-sign with Miami — would opt out of his deal with a team that has reached four straight NBA Finals (winning two).
"Because he's LeBron. He's LeBron and he's got people around him that just don't know how to deal with these things, as proven by a few years ago," Goodman said. "Whether it's Rich Paul, his agent, or Nike, or whoever's telling him to do these things …
"I agree, I think he's probably gone. Because you don't make this move publicly and put yourself out there unless you're ready to leave. Miami's made it clear they obviously want him. They'll do whatever it takes to keep him. Again, it comes back to it's a dumb move to put yourself out there like this. You could be the hero by just saying, 'Hey, listen, I'm not opting out, I'm just coming back, I want to be in Miami.'
"But you guys are right, listen, if he's opting out at this point it certainly means he'd rather be elsewhere. He's got questions with Miami — which he should have, to be honest, in some regards. Because Dwyane Wade looked like the broken-down Dwyane Wade. They don't have enough help around him right now, with Wade at the level he's at. When Wade was a top-15 player in the league you could see them continue to win titles. But how are they going to do it now if Wade — who I think will probably finish his career in Miami — sticks around. You don't have a lot of flexibility."
|Shabazz Napier says he has 'heart' to lead an NBA team
|06.16.14 at 3:55 pm ET
WALTHAM — Before stepping on the court for a workout Monday morning at the Celtics training facility, Shabazz Napier wanted to make sure he took it all in.
So, the former University of Connecticut star point guard — born in Roxbury and schooled at Charlestown High — came in Sunday night and took some time before an informal shootaround to just be the fan of the Celtics he was growing up.
"I came in [Sunday] to shoot a little bit," Napier said. "For about a good 5-10 minutes, I looked around at the banners. Just a warm feeling. [Watching] the Celtics growing up, being a Boston fan and you get those chills you every time you watch those films. It took me about five to 10 minutes to realize I was here."
Monday, Napier was all business. He took part in an NBA pre-draft workout Monday morning for the Celtics. The two-time NCAA champion guard says he may not have all the physical tools like size and length but his heart makes him an NBA leader. Napier grew up in the Boston area before leaving for UConn but says he still cheers for Boston teams like the Celtics.
One thing he wanted to get across in his meeting with reporters was his confidence that he can do in the NBA what he did at UConn — lead a team to a championship.
"I don't have the crazy wingspan," said Napier, whose wingspan at the combine was measured at 6-foot-3.25 inches. "I just have the heart that a lot of guys with those attributes don't have. You put me in front of anybody I'm going to compete. That's the biggest thing that I have gotten since I was younger. I was always the littlest guy. Those are the things I can't worry about. Just be myself. There are a lot of guys with those attributes that can't lead a team like I can. There's always a reason for something. I'm definitely happy I can lead a team.
"I've been to six [NBA] teams so far and basketball has taken me there. It's been a blessing."
Napier said that he plans to work out for at least two more teams, including the Rockets this week, before sitting back and watching where his name is called on June 26.
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General Advertiser (Newspaper) - August 20, 1846, London, Middlesex The General AdVertifer. Nu Vfr.E D N E S D A Y, August 20, 1746. iW 1 -"I xrttf ZWy> l8. tKRIVED the Granada Bomb from a Cruize and refaiain v*ith the Hazard Sloop, and Panther j 'with the Indaftry; Khowler; the Tring-Gally, Dorfaford ; Mary; " Mercer 1 Bridget, Power a'nd-Pretty Polly, Robins-, for Oporto ; Barracuta, Bum, for Jamaica; New Haiapfeire, Birr, for Plymouth ; and - Charming Betfey, White, for Dublin. Wind S.W. Gravefend, Aig. 19. Pafs'd by the'Maryland, � from Maryland. Portfmoutb, Aug. 18. This Morning (ailed frottt Spit-head the Rofe Man pf War, with all the Trade for the Eaftward. Came to Spifhead the' NaUafurt, Hampton-Court, and Prince Frederick, from Cruizing/on the Coaift of Ireland. Sailed out of the Harboar the Captain and Portland for Spithead. The Sunderlah.tr/Maa of War is' come in to be dock'd. - The Byam./-Bulkley ; and Poftillion, Combs, from London; and Radford, (late Smith) from'Exeter, arearrived at Antigua. The Concord, Young, from Carolina, at the Orkneys. The Anent, Savery, from New-York j at Amfterdam. The Enterprize, Walker, from Boitonj> at Gibraltar. The Nancy, Talman, from Virginia, at Briftol. The Jofina, Slicker, from Lifbon, off Dover. The Montrofe. Gregory, from London ; and Adventure, Palmer, from Briftol, at Cork. Yefterday arrived the Mail from Holland. Madrid, Aug. 1. If the new King wins the Love and Admiration of his People, it muft be confefs'd that his Majdty has no gjeater Cares than thofe of giving them Marks of his paternal Affection. What above all renders him the Idol of his Subject is the manner wherein hedif-, pofes of vacant Employments, which he gives to Spaniards only, and to Spaniards of known Merit and Probity. In a Word, the Reign of Foreigners feems to be quite over. We talk no more of the Operations of the French in FHnders than if France was a Part of lerra lit-tognita, and had no Connection with this Monarchy. Or-' oers are faid to be difpatched to the Duke de Hueicar, who was fent into Italy lomeTime before the Death of the late King to make a^Diverfion in the King of Sardinia's Dominions, that he mould return immediately to Court, and refume his Poll of- Captain of the Guards. There is even a Talk of the fpeedy Return of the Infant Don Philip : Bat this feems to be founded only upon his Majefty's Inclination to put an End to the War in Italy, and rellore the good Underftanding that formerly fubfifted with the King of Sardinia. A% in all Appearance, the prefent Reign will not be lefs pacific than the former was warlike, it is given out, that his Majefty will have no more Dif-pates with the Powers of Europe j and that, with a View to the Profperity of his People, he will caufe all the Com-plaiutsof foreign Nations to be examined and terminated, beginning with tnofe of the States-General. Gbamberrfi Aug. 9. After all the Reflections that have heen made upon the Counter-Orders fent to the Spaniards when they were upon the Point of marching to join the Frftich, it is now faid openly, that his Catholic Majefty,: feeing how much the Finances of the Kingdom were ex-taufted, has not only ordered the Difeontinuance of the Remittances for Italy, but alfo feems very much difpofed to put an End to that War. Some go fo far as to fay, that he '�it a Letter to Count Gages for the King of Sardinia, - which that General forwarded to his Majefty by a Trumpet. 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Cara Page is a Black queer feminist cultural worker & organizer. She comes from a long ancestral legacy of organizers and cultural workers from the Southeast to the Northeast. For the past 20 plus years she has worked within the queer & trans liberation movement, reproductive justice movement, the racial and economic justice movements and the National People's Movement Assembly. She continues to organize; create cultural and political spaces that honor our leaders, movements, communal legacies, and mobilize transformative spaces for the safety and well being of our communities.
Cara is currently the Executive Director of the Audre Lorde Project. She is also co-founder and former Coordinator of the Kindred Collective; a southeastern network of healers, health practitioners and organizers seeking ways to respond to and intervene on state violence & generational trauma. She is the former National Director of the Committee on Women, Population & the Environment; and a proud member of Southerners on New Ground, Project South, and INCITE! Women of Color Against Violence.
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Cleopatra is an African-American Femmeboiant Queer first generation child of immigrants who was born, raised, and currently living in The Bronx, New York. A child of Ghanaian immigrants, education and access has always been a huge focus in Cleopatra's life and she aims to make both priority issues when working within ALP. Cleopatra has been a Core Member of the Audre Lorde Project since 2012 and has helped establish various projects like Food Justice and The Movement Dance team. She aspires to bring political justice to Comic-Cons everywhere.
When Cleopatra isn't working (and sometimes when she is), she writes a sitcom about a law firm she worked at for 8 months and works on her future hit Youtube Series "Are There Black People in this Movie?" where she criticizes pop culture for not having enough quality black characters offered to actors of color. She also complains about people who take long walks on beaches.
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Gina is a queer Mallu social work community organizer born out of New York desi church community, raised on the Women of Color anti-violence movement, and is currently sustaining her growth and sense of wonder in LGBTSTGNC POC community organizing and liberation work. She has worked at Safe Horizon and Queens Community House, and holds an LMSW from the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College. As the 3rd Space Support Program Coordinator at ALP, she envisions supporting organizing spaces that center community building, accessibility, community resource development, and language justice. She aims to sustain ALP as a political home where members of the community can enter with their whole selves and actively develop and participate in their wellness strategies.
Gina enjoys hearing and telling stories, using her power drill, people watching at protests, and if she cooks for you, she thinks you are very special.
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Jamal T. Lewis is a multidisciplinary artist, cultural worker and writer living in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn, New York, hailing from Atlanta, Georgia. Prior to joining the ALP, he-she spent 4 years creating social and digital content and communications strategy for various organizations -- from campus activism to non-profits, corporate and social/civic tech. Jamal is deeply invested in creating and archiving stories that expands and complicates Black history, specifically those of marginalized communities: trans, gender non-conforming, fat, disabled, and locators language cannot contain and hold.
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Ileana Méndez-Peñate is a queer femme Latina who has called New York City her home for the last 15 years. She is passionate about critical pedagogy and facilitation, building transformative leadership within communities of color, and ending violence in all forms. Illeana has worked within the youth liberation movement and anti-violence movement, and spent many years supporting intergenerational social justice spaces that center children and caregivers. She holds an MSW from the Silberman School of Social Work.
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Welcome to 1301 Palmer. It is located 2 blocks east of Southside Park in the Edison Neighborhood. The home features an ''eat in'' kitchen, living room, 2 bedrooms and a bathroom on the main level. There is a large dormitory style bedroom and landing area upstairs. It has a large unfinished basement area. The home has had solid maintenance over the last 25 years and has been used as a rental by the long time owners. The home could use cosmetic updates, and has been priced slightly above other smaller homes on the street without basements. This home offers a great opportunity for easy sweat equity. Possession will be immediate.
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hi paul, thanks a lot for the post. > ... or rather less elegantly by adding a > 'shutdown-hook' to the JVM using > Runtime.addShutdownHook(Thread). > Using the 'finally' block would be the better way, and > would ensure that the repository is properly shutdown > regardless of what happens in the main loop of your test. > Even an OutOfMemoryError would trigger the repository being > shutdown -- that said, with an OOME, all bets are > off when it comes to running any code at all ;) The only time > this wouldn't shut the repository down properly is if the JVM > itself crashed -- does happen, but not very often, I hope! > Hopefully this will mean that the repository is not shutdown > properly so rarely that you don't /need/ (at least in the short-term) > to have an automatically recovering repository index. i agree that there is no short-term need for the index to recover and certainly the "finally" or the "jvm shutdown hook" would both have solved my issue easily (or even as marcel suggested just having repof.shutdown() ouside the try catch). unfortunately, recently i am a bit burnt with vm's that crash or hang and unfortunately applications even more so. one application deadlock or endless loop and a trigger-happy sysadmin stopping your jvm with kill -9 is enough. so i am just generally suspicious towards "infrastructure" like a repository that can get into an inconsistent state just because it has been abnormally terminated. especially if that "infrastructure" runs in the same jvm as the application and therefore restarting the jvm might happen very frequently and under unexpected circumstances. anyhow, no immediate action necessary anyway ;) regards, david
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The Mayor of Tararua, Roly Ellis, says this year's Dannevirke Christmas Parade was the best he's ever seen.
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"People were commenting, many were incensed and felt the protesters had hijacked the parade to get their message across. Christmas is a time of celebration and the parade is for children and families."
Mr Ellis says despite the discordant note struck by the protest float, the annual parade was the best supported yet.
"There were more floats from all sorts of businesses, community organisations and schools. I stood on the main street and all around me people were saying it was fantastic. A lot of hard work had gone in and it was good to see a full complement of players in both the brass band and the Highland band.
"It's a great attraction and it brought a huge crowd to town. I hope the retailers benefited from the busy day it created and I have to thank the community board and the Dannevirke Lions for all the hard work they put in. Next Saturday is the Pahiatua Christmas Parade, then on the 14th Woodville holds its Christmas Parade. I hope to be at each of them - it's a busy time of year."
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Lets all send this lady a Christmas card! Way to Go!!!
This is a discussion on Jeanne Assam's Performance in Colorado Church Shooting: MERGED within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; With the exception of the unfortunate death of the two young girls and their father in the hospital, another good ending for the slime ball ...
With the exception of the unfortunate death of the two young girls and their father in the hospital, another good ending for the slime ball thug. I think it's time to discuss this with the senior minister as we have over 3000 in attendance at our church.
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Lets all send this lady a Christmas card! Way to Go!!!
Our church has a volunteer security detail with enough volunteers that our duty only comes around about once every 2 months. We pull Sunday morning, Sunday evening and Wednesday evenings as a two person team. We even have a golf cart to ride around the parking lots. They have never mentioned anything about CCW. I always carry and our church has no signs saying we cannot and Oklahoma law does not prevent it. I don't know how many other volunteers carry but I assume several do. I don't know if making a big deal out of it is the right thing to do or by not saying anything about it perhaps it makes our liability a bit less. The day our church decides we cannot carry at the church I'll be hunting for a different church. I've carried my handgun there since I got my CCW back in the 1990s. On Edit I forgot to say good job Jeanee!
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I carry a Colt Delta Elite 10mm in Milt Sparks VM2 with 2 extra magazines on my belt. This is normally worn on a belt under my bib overalls and works great for me. My wife carries a Walther PPS .40 w/Crossbreed holster.
I think that I remember reading that they increased security when they heard of the first shooting. I do not know if that means that they did not have any security normally or if they just beefed it up.
Also on CNN now I just read that the coroner reported that the guy killed himself.
At least the church had the good sense to not "leave it up to God" or to let "God's will" prevail.
Attacker had 1000 rounds?
That would weigh how much?
Was it in magazines or clips (add more weight)?
Did he have a small vehicle of some kind tagging along behind to haul all this freight?
(Dear Media, get your act together, Sincerely yours!)
And KUDOS!! to the CHL who acted to protect herself and her people!
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But .223 is considerably lighter than that...
What was he carrying? Have they said yet?
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I've been seeing a lot of noise made about the fact that the BG fired the actual shot that killed him...I normally do not subscribe to the Dark Conspiracy ideas of the media, but this strikes me as odd.
First, there was the constant "security guard" and "security officer" that had to preface every mention of Jeanne Assam - despite the fact that she was un-paid, un-uniformed, un-affiliated with any sort of security company, and so on. What she was, was a member of the church who had a CCW permit and, more importantly, the mental and physical fortitude to take responsibility for her own, and her church's, protection.
Now, there is a virtual orgy of reporting about the fact that the shooter actually fired the final round himself. By all accounts, Ms. Assam STOPPED the attack using her personal firearm, and that is always the desired result. When/how he actually died is of minor importance - what is of major importance is how/when he was forced to stop his attack.
So, a big to the major media outlets... You guys suck.
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Other notes: A 30 round mag for an AR weighs about 1.5lbs. It would take about 33 of them to make the "1,000 rounds," which would weigh about 50lbs, and would be pretty darned bulky.
A man fires a rifle for many years, and he goes to war. And afterward he turns the rifle in at the armory, and he believes he's finished with the rifle. But no matter what else he might do with his hands - love a woman, build a house, change his son's diaper - his hands remember the rifle.
I case anyone really has to know. 1000 rounds of 223 in 20 round mags weighs 37.5 lbs. In 30 rd mags (1020 rounds) weighs 51 lbs. That's with 55gr bullets. So it's conceivable that he had that many rounds and thank God that she stopped him when she did.
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No he had 1000 rounds including his back pack. Maybe he had 40 rounds in two mags, but I remember them saying he had several mags.
She was ask what her carry was and what cal, she refused to answer. The Vietnam vet said he thought she fired 12 rounds. That would sound like a 40 cal double stack.
One thing she mentioned was how absolutely LOUD the gunshot reports were.
Auditory exclusion did not seem to kick in for her.
Just a minor and probably irrelevant addition on my part.
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The music world is peppered with scores of untimely deaths, with Stephen Gately now among the list of stars gone too soon.
The Boyzone and West End singer died after suffering fluid on the lungs, in medical terms pulmonary oedema.
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Dr Noemi Eiser, honorary medical director of the British Lung Foundation, explained the condition.
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Craft beer enthusiasts will have a lot to celebrate during the 5th Annual AVL Beer Week to be held from Friday, May 27 to Saturday, June 4, throughout the greater Asheville area. WNC breweries and businesses will team up with the Asheville Brewers Alliance for a week of events celebrating craft beer appreciation.
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The 2016 eight-day celebration will include beer dinners, educational events, a Beer City Tourists minor league baseball game, pint nights and dozens of other 'beer-centric' events. The popular Beer City Festival, benefiting Big Brothers/Big Sisters of WNC, will feature more than 32 breweries Saturday, May 28 at Roger McGuire Green in Asheville. Closing the week's events will be the Just Brew It Homebrew Festival, benefiting Just Economics of WNC, held June 4 at Wedge Brewery in the River Arts District.
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• Wicked Weed 'Coolcumber' Release — 5 p.m. at WW pub location, 91 Biltmore Ave. Call 828-575-9599 or visit www.wickedweedbrewing.com.
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• Asheville Brewing 'Barrel-Aged Threesome' release — noon to 6 p.m. at Beer City Festival and Asheville Brewing's Coxe Ave. location: Toasted Coconut Bourbon Barrel-Aged Carolina Mountain Monster Imperial Stout, Brandy Barrel-Aged Ninjabread Man Porter and Cabernet Savingnon Barrel-Aged Carolina Mountain Monster Imperial Stout. Call 828-255-4077 or visit www.ashevillebrewing.com.
• Beer City Festival — 1 – 6 p.m., Asheville's premier downtown craft beer festival on Roger McGuire Green in downtown Asheville, with more than 32 breweries and live music. Sample the best local and regional breweries from Asheville and surrounding areas. Portion of proceeds will benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Western North Carolina. Visit www.beercityfestival.com/tickets.
• Brew Your Own IPA Class — 1 – 3 p.m. at Fifth Season Gardening Co., 4 S. Tunnel Road, Asheville; home of NC's largest brew-on-premises facility, with reduced-rate brewing class for Asheville Beer Week. Call 828-412-3200 or visit www.fifthseasongardening.com/bop.
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• Sierra Nevada Brunch at Biltmore Park Thirsty Monk — noon – 4 p.m. Enjoy small brunch plates, paired with Sierra Nevada beers, on TM's patio. Call 828-254-5470 or visit www.monkpub.com.
• Saison Sunday — noon – 11 p.m. at Wicked Week Pub, 91 Biltmore Ave., Asheville. In honor of AVL Beer Week, Wicked Week releases up to 10 Saisons. Call 828-575-9599 or visit www.wickedweedbrewing.com.
• Biltmore Garage Rock Social — 2 – 9 p.m. at Catawba Biltmore Village, 63 Brook St., Asheville, with food and DJ music at 2 p.m., live music from Doc Aquatic and Analog Moon beginning at 4 p.m. Call 828-424-7290 or visit www.catawbabrewing.com.
• 'Spring-toberfest' — 5 – 8:30 p.m. at Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., Mills River. Enjoy oom-pah music, German snacks, steins of 'fest bier' on the SN back porch, turned beer hall. Call 828-681-5300 or visit www.sierranevada.com/brewery/north-carolina/.
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• Beer Cocktails at the Top of the Monk — runs all week at The Thirsty Monk Pub, 92 Patton Ave., Asheville, with special menu of beer-infused cocktails. Call 828-254-5470 or visit www.topofthemonk.com.
Tuesday, May 31
• Beer Flavors 101 — 1 – 3 p.m. at Barley's Taproom & Pizzeria, 42 Biltmore Ave., Asheville, with local beer educator, Cliff Mori of BREW-ed; exploration of hops, malt and yeast — tasting and discussing beers. Organized by Asheville Brewers Alliance. Call Barley's at 828-255-0504 or visit www.barleystaproom.com/.
• Gaining Ground Farm Dinner — 5 – 9:30 p.m. at Yesterday Spaces event center, Leicester. Join Catawba Brewing; chef Liam, of Go Kitchen; and chef John Fleer, of Rhubarb restaurant, at the farm where many of Rhubarb's vegetables are grown. Five courses of farm-fresh food, Catawba craft brews and craft beer cocktails. Tour the grounds. Call 336-707-8600 or visit www.yesterdayspaces.com.
• Wicked Weed - Sierra Nevada tap takeover — 6 – 11 p.m. at Jack of the Wood Pub, 95 Patton Ave., Asheville, pouring the entire Beer Camp Across America lineup and rare kegs from Wicked Weed; beers accompanied by small bite pairing. Call 828-252-5445 or visit www.jackofthewood.com.
Wednesday, June 1
• Thirsty Monk's 'Not So Big BIG Beer Festival' — 5:30 – 9:30 p.m. at Thirsty Monk's Warehouse, 92 Thompson St., Asheville. Small-scale beer festival with several rare and one-off beers all in one place, curated for by Thirsty Monk. Call 828-254-5470 or visit www.monkpub.com.
• 'Bees, Beasts and Beer' dinner — 6 p.m. at Bhramari Brewhouse, 101 S. Lexington Ave., Asheville. Five-course menu created by chefs Josh Dillard and Jake Whitman, paired with Bhramari beers, created and brewed by Gary Sernack. Call 828-214-7981 or visit www.bhramaribrewhouse.com.
• Special beer and chocolate pairing — 7 – 8:30 p.m. at Catawba Brewing South Slope, 32 Banks Ave., Asheville. Four Catawba craft beers, paired with French Broad Chocolate bar and a truffle in an interactive tasting experience. Limited seating in Catawba's Rickhouse, under the crystal chandeliers. Call 828-552-3934 or visit www.catawbabrewing.com.
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• Barrel-Aged Vertical Tasting — 3 – 10 p.m. at Green Man Brewery's Greenmansion, 27 Buxton Ave., Asheville. Flights of two vintages of Holly King Barrel-aged Holiday Ale and two vintages of Demon Dweller Imperial Stout. Call 828-252-5502 or visit www.greenmanbrewery.com.
• New Belgium Patio Party at Thirsty Monk in Biltmore Park — 4 – 10 p.m. Serving Citradelic IPA, Lips of Faith Hof Ten Dormaal collaboration, Hop Kitchen Series and more. Photo booth, New Belgium swag, specialty glassware to take home. Includes giveaway of one New Belgium bike that evening. Call 828-687-3873 or visit www.monkpub.com.
• Skillet Six Ways — 4 – 5 p.m. at Burial Beer, 40 Collier Ave, Asheville. Burial splits its coffee breakfast stout six ways, aging it on different ingredients, then taps them with Vortex donut pairings. Visit www.burialbeer.com.
• Swine, Swill, Whisky Cue & Brew — 6 – 9 p.m. at Buxton Hall BBQ, 32 Banks Ave., Asheville. Buxton Hall, with Oskar Blues Brewery and Defiant Whisky, hosts a five-course beer dinner, created by chef Elliot Moss and team. Taste special release beer from Oskar Blues Brewery, created with whisky-aged wooden spirals from Defiant Whisky. Call Buxton Hall at 828-232-7216 or visit swineandswill.splashthat.com.
• Thirsty Thursday Baseball 'Beer City Tourists' v. Greenville Drive — 7:05 p.m. first pitch at McCormick Field, Asheville. Craft beers $2. Call 828-258-0428 or visit www.theashevilletourists.com.
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• Bold Rock Hard Cider Birthday Bash — three-day bash at Bold Rock Cidery's Mills River Tap Room (noon, June 3 – 8 p.m. June 5), with music, food and cider pairings, activities for children and demos. Call 828-595-9940 or visit www.boldrock.com.
• Sunny Point Café/ New Belgium Brewing Beer Dinner — 6 – 10 p.m. at Sunny Point Café, 626 Haywood Rd., West Asheville. Celebrate four-course NBB beer dinner pairing, featuring fresh-from-the-garden produce. Call 828-252-0055 or visit www.sunnypointcafe.com.
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• Hi-Wire Brewing Crawfish Boil & Can Release — noon – 4 p.m. at Big Top Taproom, 2 Huntsman Pl., Asheville. Hi-Wire releases first can run of Hi-Wire Lager and Gose. Visit www.hiwirebrewing.com.
• Just Brew It Home Brew Festival — 2 – 5 p.m. at Wedge Brewery. Sample homebrews, choose People's Choice Award; more than 150 beers for sampling. Includes music, scavenger hunt, food trucks and Just Economics info.; must be a 2016 member of Just Economics to attend. Call 828-505-7466 or visit www.justeconomicswnc.org/just-brew-it.
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China, the largest foreign creditor, reduced its Treasury holdings to $1.2758 trillion, and Japan trimmed its holdings for a third straight month to $1.0834 trillion. Combined, they accounted for about $40 billion in net Treasury outflows.
Comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on May 22 that the central bank could reduce its asset buying program by September fueled a sell-off in U.S. Treasuries.
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Gonzalo Silva has been slowly making a name for himself over the years, both
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entertains listeners on the platforms of subway stations in NYC, Boston, Chicago,
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Steve Lawson is well known for his work as a solo bassist and his expressive
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CDs focussing on the bass in solo and duo contexts, often creatively employing
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SHALLOTTE — West Brunswick held Asheboro scoreless with stellar defense and steady pitching to win its Wednesday night playoff game 2-0. Their next 3A playoff game is scheduled at home against the South Johnston Trojans (17-10) at 6 p.m. Friday.
LELAND — Before signing his letter of intent Friday to wrestle at Campbell University, North Brunswick senior Tyrone Watson Jr. looped his black-and-orange striped tie many times. He spent more time adjusting his tie than he did wrestling some of the foes in his high school career.
Watson and teammate Patrick Burton signed to attend Campbell in a ceremony in the North Brunswick gym.
"It is the first time in school history that anybody has ever signed for wrestling, and especially for DI," North coach Thomas York said.
Since the beginning of last season, the West Brunswick High School varsity baseball team has leaned on the powerful right arm of senior Johnathon Carlyle.
The first round of the North Carolina High School Athletic Association 3-A state playoffs was no different as Carlyle tossed a complete game to lead the Trojans to a 4-1 road victory over Western Alamance on Wednesday, May 10.
After a 231-mile trek to Elon for its first-round contest, West raced out to an early lead behind timely hitting.
LELAND — The North Brunswick girls' and boys' track and field teams won the East Central Conference track and field championships May 2 at Garry Bishop Stadium.
North's girls scored 176 points. Croatan was second (121.5) in the seven-team meet.
North's boys scored 224 points. Croatan was second (103) in the seven-team meet.
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SHALLOTTE — The West Brunswick Trojans won the MEC playoffs May 4, adding the playoff championship trophy to the regular season championship they won a week ago.
This championship game featured the third matchup of the season between the powerful teams from West and Topsail. For the third successive time this season, the Trojans defeated the Pirates 2-1 in an epic battle in Shallotte.
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LELAND — East Duplin beat North Brunswick 8-4 and won the East Central Conference softball championship May 4.
The Panthers finished with 10 hits, four of them in the first inning as they took a 3-0 lead.
A triple and a wild pitch led to the first of four runs in the fourth inning and a 7-0 lead.
The Scorpions scored their four runs in the final inning. Singles by Kerrin Mailhot, Kelsey Ray and Aliah Johnson led to three runs. The fourth run scored on a wild pitch.
SHALLOTTE — West Brunswick senior Harrison Campbell has accepted an offer to wrestle for Duke University.
"It's a really good school," Campbell said. "I connected really good with the coaches. It is a good environment. The degree is really going to pay off in the future."
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Fourteen West Brunswick athletes publicly announced their college intentions April 27.
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Soccer Player Saves Opponent Life After Being Knocked Unconscious Mid-Air and Swallowing Tongue [Video]
In a very physical sport like Soccer, anything can happen. This was the case in this story as a goalie and player collided in mid-air. The goalies knee connected with the player's head which cause him to go unconscious. The goalies teammate immediately notices the lack of movement from his opponent and rush to his side. He was able to pull the opponents tongue out his throat as he had swallowed it already. The player regained consciousness as he was stretchered off and rush to the hospital. Doctors have said there was serious injuries and are trying to find the proper form of treatment. Watch the video below and the quick reaction of the Players.


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Cedrus Deodara – Deodar Cedar
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Deodara originates from a Sanskrit term meaning deity and, as the name suggests, Cedrus Deodara carry with them a great... Read more
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Cedrus Atlantica "Glauca" (Blue...
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Blue Atlas Cedar has evergreen foliage, varying in colour from bright, fresh green when sprouting, developing with age into a... Read more
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Cedrus Atlantica "Glauca Pendula�...
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A weeping variety of the Blue Atlas Cedar tree with striking blue-green and sharply pointed needles. Its dramatic weeping branches... Read more
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Cedrus Deodara "Feelin' Blue"...
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A dwarf strain of Cedrus Deodara, Feelin Blue has breathtaking blue foliage yet will not grow to the massive 60m... Read more
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Cedrus Deodara Pendula – Weeping ...
Cedrus Deodara Pendula is a pendulous-branched plant with glaucous foliage. They are large evergreen trees with needle-like leaves that are... Read more