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Most Influential: Judge Michael Cicconetti's alternative sentences leave impression (with video)
It all started in the mid-1990s with a defendant who passed a school bus.
"I made them take a day off of work and ride with the school bus driver so they could see first-hand what happens when a car goes around a school bus, and what the dangers could be," Painesville Municipal Court Judge Michael A. Cicconetti recalled.
That case was the accidental start to the judge's headline-making creative sentences.
"We started small," he said. "It was more out of frustration because after a year or two years, we were seeing the same people come back, with the same offenses. I thought, 'There has to be a better way to do this.' Some people, let's face it, you're never going to deter their conduct. It took me awhile to figure that out, too. I can't be the savior of all, because some people don't want to be saved."
So Cicconetti decided to start offering first-time offenders alternatives to jail.
"We try to give them a sentence that's meaningful but also provocative enough so it gets everybody's attention and deters other people from doing the same thing," he said.
Most of Cicconetti's creative sentences fly under the radar. For instance, he recently sentenced a college student who broke a Painesville resident's window during a prank to do yard work at the victim's house for six hours, in addition to paying for the window.
By far, his most famous alternative sentence was the case of the Pig Man — which got worldwide media attention.
In February 2002, the judge sentenced a Painesville man who shouted obscenities at police and called them pigs to stand on a busy street corner for two hours with a real swine and a sign stating, "This is not a police officer."
Another well-known Cicconetti sentence was when he had two Fairport Harbor teens who stole and defaced a statue of the baby Jesus that was part of a church's Christmas Eve nativity scene to march through the village with a donkey and an apology sign stating, "Sorry for the jackass offense."
Then there was the time he ordered a couple who had sex on the beach at Headlands Beach State Park to take out a newspaper advertisement apologizing to everyone who witnessed the act.
Cicconetti has talked about his sentences on numerous TV programs, including "Dr. Phil," "Connie Chung" and "Good Morning America."
Cicconetti said he sees very few repeat offenders with his alternative sentences, but occasionally it happens, such as in the Michael Logar case.
Cicconetti ordered Logar, who fled from a trooper after he was driving with someone who was pulled over for speeding, to run from police in a more constructive way. Logar chose to run in The News-Herald Johnnycake Jog to greatly reduce his six-month jail sentence.
But after running in the race, Logar again got into trouble for stealing a woman's purse and was sent to prison.
"He was one of the very few that had a prior criminal record," Cicconetti said. "It was a gamble, and it was a bad gamble on my part."
Cicconetti said another case that didn't turn out as well as he'd hoped was when he sentenced a woman who abandoned dozens of kittens at the Lake Metroparks to spend the entire night alone in a remote area of the park (with rangers hidden to protect her) on a cold November night with no food, beverage (other than water) or shelter.
"That almost turned out to be a disaster," he said. "When I put her in the woods that night, the forecast wasn't that bad." Continued...
Then, while home watching the news, Cicconetti saw the weatherman warning that a blizzard with up to 18 inches of snow was expected in some areas.
"At midnight, I said, 'That's it. I can't do this anymore.' It was too treacherous and dangerous, so she had to spend the rest of the night in jail," the judge said.
But many of the people who opt for jail alternatives express their gratitude to the judge for turning their lives around. Cicconetti saves their letters in a large scrapbook.
Last year, a Geauga County couple was sentenced to stand in a kiddie pool for two hours in bathing suits and life vests at the International Cuisine Celebration in Painesville for entering the Grand River on an unregistered raft without life preservers during a severe flood.
For the last four hours of the event, they walked around handing out water safety brochures.
Grace Nash told The News-Herald that she and her boyfriend, Bruce Crawford, learned their lesson.
"The appropriate punishment is this," she said at the festival. "The judge actually cut us quite a few breaks. Unintentionally we took up a lot of people's time."
As for the Pig Man, who hasn't been in any trouble since, he and the judge have since developed a friendship of sorts.
"The Pig Man comes in every once in awhile just to say hello, or he yells at me on the street hello," said Cicconetti. "He even calls me and wants to go to lunch, and I have. That's what makes the job worthwhile. People coming in 10 years later saying they turned their lives around."
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A year ago, this is how Jrue Holiday said he spent his time All-Star Weekend: I just chilled on the couch and watched movies and I went to the beach.
Not bad, right? But how about spending it in Houston this time around?
Holiday, the Sixers point guard, was selected Thursday by a vote of Eastern Conference coaches as one of seven reserves for the NBAs All-Star Game, which will be played Feb. 17.
Its Holidays first selection to the showcase game, though he was in Los Angeles for All-Star Weekend in 2011, taking part in the Rookie Challenge, which pits first- and second-year guys. Also, Holidays selection marks two straight years in which the Sixers were represented. Andre Iguodala made the cut last season.
It shows you can really play, Holiday said earlier this week, on potentially getting picked. Not too many people get to be all-stars. Its huge to get recognized in that way and for a few people to think of me as one of the best in the game this year is great.
I guess Im the type where I dont get excited until its the actual day, the actual night when its going to come. My fiancée (Lauren Cheney) just keeps telling me, I have a feeling. Come Thursday, I might be a little on the edge of my seat.
A fourth-year guard, Holiday is averaging 19 points and nine assists per game for the Sixers.
Despite his solid season thus far, Holidays selection was far from a done deal. Last season, only one player from a losing team made the Eastern Conferences All-Star roster. And the Sixers (17-25) are outside the playoff picture at the seasons midpoint.
Sixers coach Doug Collins, who votes on the reserves, said a winning record can go a long way toward a guy getting picked, which is why he said he had reservations about Holidays chances.
There is one downside, Holiday said, to being chosen to the All-Star Game.
I think everybody on our team needs a break, he said with a chuckle. The All-Star break, Im not sure its a vacation for the guys who get picked, but its definitely a mini-vacation for the guys who didnt to get away from basketball, from work, to clear your head and come back refreshed.
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Step 1 Tear very small pieces from an old book.
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In the opener, the Lions grabbed an early 1-0 lead when sophomore Hilton Gibson opened the second inning with a double down the left-field line and later scored on Jake Upton's sacrifice fly. Unfortunately for the home team, that was the only offense generated in the first contest, as EMCC could not get a runner into scoring position over the final five frames. The visiting Wolfpack took a 2-1 lead in the fourth inning, but broke open the contest by scoring six unearned runs in the sixth after two outs with the help of three EMCC miscues. Aided by the Lions' fifth error of the contest, Co-Lin added two more unearned tallies with two outs in the seventh to account for the final margin. Copiah-Lincoln's Raymond Winter went the distance in the opener, limiting the Lions to just three hits while striking out 10 and not issuing a walk. Starter Gabe Franks took the loss for EMCC, allowing six hits and three runs with three strikeouts and no walks while pitching into the sixth inning. In the nightcap, the Lions answered Co-Lin's two-run second inning with three scores in the bottom of the frame. After singling to begin the rally, Randy Hornesbuger later scored on a wild pitch. Following a Rusty McAlister double and a walk to Stephen Hudson, Upton plated a run with a groundout to short and Brett Tortorich singled in the third run. EMCC upped the margin to 5-2 with two more runs in the third inning. Antwan Ratcliff opened the frame with an infield single and moved around to third on Mitch Bohon's double to right-center field. Hornesbuger followed with a run-producing groundout to short and McAlister added an RBI single. However, the Lions would leave the bases loaded in the inning. In relief of starter Demontez Calvert, Lion southpaw Thomas Dorsey gave up a leadoff home run to Kolby Byrd – his second blast of the day – in the fourth. With the aid of a walk, stolen base and a passed ball, the Wolfpack manufactured another run to cut the deficit to 5-4. The momentum of the nightcap turned in the fifth inning with the visitors scoring four unearned runs with two outs off sophomore right-hander Justin Pritchett. Aided by two EMCC miscues, Co-Lin moved ahead 8-5. To their credit, the Lions pulled together in the home half of the fifth to take advantage of leadoff back-to-back walks to Bohon and Hornesbuger. After McAlister moved up both runners with a sacrifice bunt, Hudson singled up the middle to make it an 8-7 contest. The Lions threatened again in the sixth inning, but left two runners stranded in scoring position. Co-Lin closer Tyler Copeland retired EMCC in order in the seventh to complete the road sweep. With 10 hits coming between eight different EMCC players in the nightcap, Lion sophomores McAlister and Zane Migues each had a single and a double in the second game to lead the way. Gibson, a former New Hope product, had two of EMCC's three hits in the opener with a single and a two-bagger. Continuing their week-long homestand, head coach Chris Rose's 1-17 EMCC Lions will begin MACJC North Division competition by playing host to Itawamba Wednesday (March 16) afternoon before entertaining Mississippi Delta on Saturday (March 19) in Scooba. Both divisional twinbills are set for 3 p.m. starting times at EMCC's Gerald Poole Field. |
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So, it's a New Year and it's time to get ORGANIZED!
I don't know about all of you, but I've definitely been hit by the organizing bug this month! I've been working on a few different projects over the last couple of weeks and I must say, it feels SO GOOD to get rid of the clutter & bring some order to our home! I still have more areas that I'm wanting to tackle, but I WILL get there!
We are kicking off our "Organize It" week this week as part of our Dog Days of Winter Series, so I had to pick one of my projects to share with you today! Here it is.....
If you've been reading this blog for awhile, you might remember that this time last year, I was working on one of my biggest organization projects to date.....a major closet overhaul in our master bedroom! I created some jewelry hangers at that time to hang some of my necklaces from.....
And they worked for a quite a long time, but then, I developed a new obsession for accessories & purchased quite a few new necklaces over the course of this past year! The two hangers just weren't cutting it anymore! The necklaces were too heavy & the chains were constantly getting tangled up. So, I knew it was time for a new solution!
I actually used my friend, Mandy's tutorial to create my new organizer. Be sure to check out her post HERE. Let's take a look at what you will need.
I got all of my supplies at Hobby Lobby with the exception of the fabric.....it came from JoAnn's. I got the frame (24x36) for 50% off & used my 40% coupon to purchase the cork roll. The cardboard came from the framing department. I just asked them if they could cut it to fit the frame for me.
I sprayed the backside of the cork & the cardboard with my spray adhesive and attached the two of them.
Then I wrapped the cork with my fabric & placed it in the frame. I made sure to pull the fabric tight on each side, so that there weren't any wrinkles, and then I trimmed off the excess.
Once I was finished, I just started hanging my necklaces using pushpins that I purchased at the dollar store.
These pictures give you a closer look at the fabric that I used. It's a small chevron pattern. I wanted a large pink chevron, but was unable to find it.
Here is what it looks like hanging up in my closet now.....
All of my necklaces fit perfectly & I still have room to add....PERFECT!!
You might have noticed that I had to get rid of my mirror in order to bring this into my closet. I have moved it into my master bathroom for the time being, but it doesn't match our current decor. Guess I'm gonna have to come up with something for that next!
So, that's it! A quick & easy solution to organizing your jewelry!
I hope you'll come back tomorrow & join in the organizing fun as we kick off our linky parties!!
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How to Put Cricut Handbooks on your new iPad and/or iPhone
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
I'm thinking a lot of people must have gotten iPads and iPhones for Christmas and may want to load their Cricut handbooks. I have them on my iPad and I love to just scroll through the handbooks while I watch TV.
If you have an iPhone, iTouch or iPad, here's how:
1) Go to the App Store/iTunes and purchase Goodreader ($4.99 - see HERE) OR you can use the iBooks app (free) BUT the instructions are different for loading the manuals. I will have to work on that and come back and put those instructions up.
2) Download it onto your device.
3) Open app.
4) Go to "Web Downloads"
5) Open "Browse the Web"
6) Enter this address: http://www.cricut.com/information/cartridge_library.aspx
7) Find each cartridge you want and click on "view" under the handbook column
8) Click and download each one (it can do more than one at a time). For the iPad, at the prompt, click on "Download Linked File". If you are prompted to see if you want directions, click "No".
Once you have downloaded all the cartridges you want, click on the "My Documents" folder at the start page of Goodreader.
Now, to organize them:
1) Click on My Documents and then hit the "Actions" button OR the "Manage Files" button (if on the iPad).
2) Click on button that says "New Folder" and name your folder "Cricut Handbooks". Then hit "Done".
3) Click on the actions button and you will now see some buttons/circles in front of each of your downloads. Click on those.
4) Then hit the "Cut" or "Cut/Move" button and Done.
5) Now, click on your Cricut Handbook folder and hit "actions". Then click on "paste".
Now they should all be in your folder. WOO HOO!
To see the handbooks in landscape view, go to settings on Goodreader and click on the Settings then General Settings then click on for "allow auto rotations" then click done twice to exit. For the iPad, it seemed to automatically be in landscape mode since I was already viewing things that way.
You could also download the Gypsy manual.
What's great, especially with the iPad, is that you can zoom in on the images - it really helps with some of the trickier cartridges with small little layers.
Hope this helps!
EDITED TO ADD: My pal, Shirley, Okieladybug, did a video on how to put the handbooks on your Kindle Fire. Check it out HERE! It's really good!
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44 comments:
- Nianque said...
The "Goodreader for iPad" app actually costs $4.99...
- December 28, 2011 at 7:36 PM
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- December 28, 2011 at 7:37 PM
- HappyHappyJoyJoy said...
Thanks Nianque! I made the price change. Sorry about that.
- December 28, 2011 at 8:37 PM
- Jennasa said...
actually any Reader app should work. I already had PDFReader so I used that.
Thanks for this
post as I have had my iPad since last Christmas and never thought to do this.
YOU ROCK! - December 29, 2011 at 3:11 AM
- Donna said...
I have mine on my Kindle! That works as well :-)
- December 29, 2011 at 4:38 AM
- LyndaKay said...
Great tip!
- December 29, 2011 at 5:26 AM
- Lara said...
As always you make it so easy! Thanks for the step by step!
Lara - December 29, 2011 at 5:45 AM
- ~ Lori ~ said...
Donna, how did you do it on the kindle? I just got a Fire & would love to do it.
- December 29, 2011 at 6:17 AM
- HappyHappyJoyJoy said...
@ Lori - Check out this link to see how to get them on the Fire:http://www.okieladybug.com/2011/12/downloading-cricut-handbooks-to-kindle.html
- December 29, 2011 at 6:27 AM
- Ann said...
We got the ipad for Christmas but have yet to get it going, yuk! Let alone putting this on it.
Ann - December 29, 2011 at 6:40 AM
- Deneen said...
I may need an ipad just for this purpose.
- December 29, 2011 at 7:01 AM
Does anyone out there know if a Kindle Fire can use Cricut Craft Room???
I would love to skip getting a gypsy and get a Kindle Fire and use CCR on it, but I cannot find anyone who has been able to do this.
Thanks so much! - December 29, 2011 at 8:15 AM
- CSeeger said...
Great tip -- thanks for keeping us "in the know!"
- December 29, 2011 at 8:17 AM
- Sandra said...
Hi, l don't have any of those but how nice of you to show how its done:) Sandra H
- December 29, 2011 at 8:59 AM
- julieodil said...
I've had an IPad for several years now, but never knew you could do this. Thanks so much for sharing. I can hardly wait to get home from work to try it!
- December 29, 2011 at 9:32 AM
- Jilliene Designs said...
Thank you so much! you and Mel always give the BEST information. Now will this work on an Android? what about a windows laptop. My BIGGEST pet pev about my cricut is not being able to see the images in a larger format. I've printed out the manuals in large format, looked using craft room and tried to make it work with my gypsy, but I just wasn't getting the kind of results you have shown on the ipad! I don't own an ipad - I'm a android os person but would almost consider getting one if this was not possible with an android tablet. Thank you SOOOOOOO much for the info (and inspiration to do some cricut fun)
- December 29, 2011 at 9:54 AM
I save them in iBooks which is a free app and make a category for cricut. Also put a shortcut to the cricut page listing the carts on my reading list which is by bookmarks. Easy access.
- December 29, 2011 at 10:21 AM
- Bast said...
I had no idea this was possible! Thanx so much for sharing this...of to get the app!
Now only if DS would work with my ipad
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- Ruth Ann said...
While the photo in your post looks GREAT, I didn't have that success in real life. First of all, I paid $4.99 for an app I really didn't need. I wish that I had seen that it works in iBooks before purchasing it. Secondly (and most importantly!) the handbooks aren't very legible! The images are slightly fuzzy and have copyright info diagonally across the entire page. The slight fuzziness is increased when I try to enlarge the image. I'm disappointed because I really wanted it to work.
- December 29, 2011 at 1:35 PM
- HappyHappyJoyJoy said...
@RuthAnn - I am so sorry you are disappointed. I have modified the post regarding iBooks (I know, too late for you). I am sorry. :-(
- December 29, 2011 at 2:17 PM
- mamawcindy said...
I don't have any of those, but wish I did! Thanks for Sharing! :0)
- December 29, 2011 at 2:36 PM
- julie said...
Well I didn't get those I got akindle fire can you do it to those. Thanks for all you do and share,God bless you and yours firstname.lastname@example.com
- December 29, 2011 at 2:53 PM
- HappyHappyJoyJoy said...
@Julie - see bottom of post for Kindle Fire Info.
- December 29, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Pixie Camembert said...
Hi, Joy. Downloaded app. and went to the website...but when I try to click on each cartridge link, it tells me "Invalid file link". Any idea what I did wrong?
Sally in Stockton - December 29, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- croppixie said...
Wow thanks for sharing this!! I think it's a pretty cool thing to have and can't wait to share it with my friends! Especially because your steps are so easy to follow. Thanks for the details.
- December 29, 2011 at 4:07 PM
I love this! So easy with your great steps.
Thank you,
Tammy - December 29, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Leslie Z said...
I was doing this today to iBooks and it was taking forever. I spent the 5 bucks for Goodreader, best 5 bucks I've spent in a long time. Thanks for this!
- December 29, 2011 at 4:58 PM
- Rebecca said...
Thanks. This is really cool. I think I will do this.
- December 29, 2011 at 5:56 PM
Thanks....great idea, I used ibooks!!
- December 29, 2011 at 6:33 PM
- Stampin Shorty Creations said...
How to I get it to work with Ibooks
- December 29, 2011 at 6:48 PM
- OldGraySquirrel said...
This might be a dumb question, but I will ask it anyway. I don't have any of those devices, however, I'm wondering if I can download the handbooks to my laptop? It sure would be nice to view them like that rather than getting them out of where they are stored.
- December 29, 2011 at 8:36 PM
- liz at liz's paper loft said...
thanks joy for this...my new iphone is coming tomorrow, so I will certainly be putting this on it!
- December 29, 2011 at 9:53 PM
- KC said...
Thanks for the info...I got my carts downloaded, but don't know how to download the gypsy Manual? I gave my MIL a gypsy for Christmas and it didn't have any manuals in the box( although it was new) so I gave her mine, but if I can download a copy of it I would be good to go!
- December 30, 2011 at 7:16 AM
- stpatschappy said...
Maybe one day....but not this year!
- December 30, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- HappyHappyJoyJoy said...
@KC - Here is the link to the Gypsy manual: http://www.cricut.com/gypsy/download/User_Manual.pdf
- December 30, 2011 at 8:54 AM
Thanks for this tip! I put it on my iphone, and it worked great!
If you use a gypsy, don't use the craft room! It messed my cricut up, and I had to install Design Studio sample to put it back in sync with my gypsy. They are just are not ready for all this yet.
Jill - December 30, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- KBM said...
What a great idea! I used my iBooks app, and it worked out great! The only problem is that some of the cartridges I have don't have viewable books to see. Any idea where I can find those?
- December 30, 2011 at 1:16 PM
- Judianne said...
Ty for this tip. Love it
- December 31, 2011 at 4:37 AM
- LindaW said...
Dear Joy
Thank you so much for all your help...Maile - January 1, 2012 at 10:00 AM
Thanks you, thank you, thank you!!!! What a great idea and so useful.
- January 5, 2012 at 5:21 PM
- mum of two said...
I just finished doing this in iBooks. It took a while, but was EASY!! Once you download iBooks, all you have to do is go to the website Joy wrote about in her post. When you click 'view' beside whichever cartridge it is you want to see, you will be asked if you want to open it in iBook. Click on iBook and voila! It will open as a PDF in iBook. I created a Cricut folder and moved all of them into that.
It's awesome! Thanks Joy, for letting me know this was even possible :)
Michelle - January 6, 2012 at 5:37 AM
- Lisa said...
Thanks so much for the instructions!! I am off to load the handbooks to my iPad!! :)
indymermaid.blogspot.com - January 10, 2012 at 8:02 AM
- Croppin Momma Designs said...
Thank you for this! We are moving so all my cartridges are packed away in a storage unit, but I want to do a small scrapbook for my sons teacher. I just got an iPad so this is the perfect thing for me! Thanks again!
- June 6, 2012 at 4:18 AM
The link to the handbook library no longer works. You might want to update it.
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TROY — Congressman Paul Tonko, Troy Mayor Lou Rosamilia, City Councilman Robert J. Doherty, D-District 4, and Downtown Troy Business Improvement District Director Elizabeth Young were among the local officials who attended grand opening ceremonies held for five new independent retailers in downtown Troy on Saturday. The ceremonies were held in solidarity with the nationwide observance of Small Business Saturday, the event founded by American Express in 2010 as a day on which shoppers across the country are encouraged to 'shop small' and invest in their local economies. Over the course of a single hour, each of the five new additions to the thriving small business community in downtown Troy was welcomed with its own ribbon cutting ceremony.
Opening for business on River Street were Swinehundt Designs, Playing on the Furniture, T and J Soaps, and Design it Together. Dang That's Cherry opened at 11 Third Street.
At the ribbon cutting in front of Swinehundt Designs, Tonko said, "We can't help but recognize the creativity of these small businesses. Excitement, enthusiasm and opportunity are the heartbeat of this entrepreneurship. It's super to see the rebirth of Downtown Troy. We thank them for their vision and belief. "
Elated, Rosamilia said, "Since the beginning of the year, it's just fantastic. We are so excited. They're out there and we support and encourage them. Save your gas; shop in downtown Troy."
Doherty said, "The creativity and vitality in this district over the last twenty years has made a lovely downtown area happen. Like another of my other favorite cities in the world, Florence, we treasure our past and have followed in those footsteps. We know what we're about."
Playing On The Furniture owner Karyl-Lynn Desrosiers partners with daughter Brittany Desrosiers in the new venture located at 272 River Street. "We're very happy to be here in downtown Troy. We're a creative family. We got our start because I wanted a set of colored furniture. Wooden, but painted. I was working on it in my kitchen, friends would call and I'd say, "I'm playing on the furniture." The pair purchases the pieces they work on at yard and estate sales, doing light upholstery and rehabbing each piece to customer specification.
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vs Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday Jan 29 2013 - 7:30 PM EST alace of Auburn Hills, Detroit, MI TV: FS Detroit RADIO: 97.1FM GO PISTONS!
Just read Stuckey is being reactivated tonight. Hope Frank still sits him though or at least recognises English should be out there when Stuck is getting burned on defence by Ellis and Jennings
Straight from the horse's silver tounged mouth... All Hands on Deck | THE OFFICIAL SITE OF THE DETROIT PISTONS
Pistons' Rodney Stuckey, Lawrence Frank say they've moved past differences; he'll play tonight | Detroit Pistons | Detroit Free Press | freep.com
Another DNPCD and 15 minutes of run for Ken would be even funnier. I'm so 'over' the annointed one. BTW: PROPS to Lawrence Frank for standing up to the Pistons' franchise player the way he did. Kuester would be petitioning the league to extend the games to 50 minutes so Rodney could get more time on the floor.
Drummond is a glass monster. 6 offense boards in 10 minutes. That is scary. Thats more than one OREB every 2 minutes.
He was the beast without any help out there in the second qtr.....Dre scored the first 8 pts of the second qtr, Bynum got the next 2 and Monroe got the last 4. Yep only 14 points in the second quarter while the bucks poured in 33 as the Pistons second unit of Daye, CV and those terrible two guards of Bynum and Stuckey could stop no one in the paint or outside. Pistons led by 15 at one point 28-13 and find themselves down 10 at the half??? How that happen?? Stuckey was "dressed" to kill and he killed our offense along with his little buddy Bynum. Singler hit a three in the first quarter and proceeded to miss his next 5 shots including four in the last 5 minutes of the second. -14 for Bynum and Stuckey, -12 for Villanueava. Our bench was outgunned 32-14 and Dre had 12 of those 14. I say have Stuckey change his clothes and put English back out there in the second half.... Go Pistons, I got faith in you!
This game turned awry in the second quarter with the always feast or famine backcourt of Will Bynum and Rodney Stuckey, complemented by the ever-infuriating play of one Austin Daye who came in and gave up a four point play that trimmed a double digit Piston lead to 7. The bench's offense consisted of Andre Drummond putbacks, and when the big guy got tired? The roof caved in, and the Pistons never recovered. Didn't help that the guys who initially got the double digit lead were kept out of the game until the lead was all the way gone, and then they got outhustled and outplayed, badly en route to what will be an embarrassing loss. Indiana up next; that's a tough one.
Small ball with Singler, Stuckey, Daye, Jerebko and English. 3 guards, a Small forward and a potato I'll have what Franks having.


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Author: HINATA Takeshi | Artist: HINATA Takeshi
Chapters: 107 | Updated: Mar 9 2013 | Status:
Tags: Shounen,
Summary: He's short, weak, and has just transfered to a new school. Kurumatani Sora is the main character in this story who loves basketball. He has been shooting hoops ever since he was little and has been trying to grow tall just like his mother, who "used" to be a basketball player. What has happened to her and what Sora is going to do at the new school is all up to you to find out!