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Katrina, after 3 years, still presents opportunities for missions, partnership
Operation NOAH Rebuild volunteer Andy King, who spends much of his time finishing drywall, says, "There's nothing like seeing the faces of the people you're working for. They are so grateful." Photo by Adam Miller.
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In the Lower Ninth Ward, where Hurricane Katrina's destruction has left much of the community looking like a network of country roads, some former residents are rebuilding, but many live elsewhere in the city or in other states. Photo by Adam Miller.
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NEW ORLEANS (BP)--Three years ago, New Orleans residents escaped a city that, in just a few days, had changed forever. Nearly half would leave for good because they had no reason to return after Hurricane Katrina's storm surge forced Lake Pontchartrain through the city's levees and into their streets and living rooms.
Those who later returned came back to the eerie silence of a city under siege by disaster - a silence interrupted only by the mechanical buzz of construction equipment and military vehicles.
"It was like a ghost town," says Freddie Arnold, a North American Mission Board-supported church planter missionary, who only salvaged some cast-iron cookware and crystal from his own flooded New Orleans home. "To come back and see all your stuff moved around the house ... furniture rotting...."
Even as the smooth notes of jazz and tourists again fill the French Quarter, large parts of various communities surrounding the city center may never be rebuilt.
In parts of the Lower Ninth Ward, for instance, former home sites have been claimed by overgrowth -- a plight made all the more poignant as alleged corruption siphons off a multi-billion-dollar stream of government funds.
Despite a world of challenges, from bureaucracy to pocket-lining scam contractors, residents and churches still continue to repair and rebuild -- some with insurance money, many with the materials donated by Southern Baptist Convention churches and volunteer manpower.
From Brad Pitt's $5 million "Make It Right" campaign to the continued tireless efforts of Southern Baptists, some of whom spend six months or more out of the year in New Orleans with Operation NOAH (New Orleans Area Hope) Rebuild, volunteer labor across denominations and organizations has injected life into a city on life support after Katrina's onslaught of Aug. 29, 2005.
Since Operation NOAH Rebuild started in the spring of 2006, more than 23,000 Southern Baptist volunteers have rebuilt 148 homes, made 1,200 more homes livable and 13 churches operational again.
"God wants us to go wherever and whenever He wants," said Andy King, a 66-year-old retired pastor, farmer and drywall specialist with the Baptist Bricklayers of Tennessee.
King started on his first rebuild project in Pascagoula, Miss., in March 2006 and also has worked in Slidell, La. He and wife Charlene have lived out of their RV for most of two years, traveling back to Tennessee occasionally to help with their son's harvest on the family farm.
"I'll go home [this fall] to help with the soybeans, and then we'll be back here again," said King, who has been "drywalling" since age 24.
"There's nothing like seeing the faces of the people you're working for," King said. "They are so grateful."
Charlene does administrative work at the NOAH headquarters on the Mississippi River's west bank, while King is the only drywall specialist on the NOAH team at present.
"It's tough work and very few people want to do it," said King, working his spackle knife along a rough ceiling seam. "You want the mud to flower out like this so you don't have any rough spots."
This house along Dreaux Road is King's 24th renovation project and reflects how far Operation NOAH Rebuild has brought hundreds of residents and churches in three years.
The interior is unfinished but brand-new. Past volunteers have left behind inscriptions on door frames of Bible verses such as John 3:16 and Ecclesiastes 3:1. Soon, interior doors and fresh coats of paint will bring the house back to life for the owners who are now temporarily living in Texas.
The Dreaux Road residence also represents some of the challenges that NOAH faces as awareness wanes about volunteer needs. While the summer of 2008 drew as many as 500 volunteers per week to New Orleans, most of the volunteer labor was drawn from unskilled workers such as church youth groups.
Skilled volunteers are an essential part of our work down here," said David Maxwell, Operation NOAH Rebuild's project coordinator. "Having someone who can do plumbing work or skillfully set drywall, those people are hard to come by. What we need are crew chiefs who can do sheetrock, plumbing or electrical work and teach others."
Just as Katrina changed the physical landscape of New Orleans, the storm also transformed the makeup of the city's population. The Hispanic population -- particularly Hondurans -- began growing following Hurricane Mitch in 1998 as thousands moved in to take jobs in hospitality and construction.
Before Katrina struck, more than 150,000 Hispanics lived in the New Orleans area. Three years after Katrina, that population is finally back and growing again. A U.S. Census Bureau report in June estimated an additional 14,000 Hispanics had moved to the area in response to the rebuild.
As a result of the continued influx of Hispanics, the local construction industry, local culture and local ministry all have changed.
The Greater New Orleans Baptist Association is placing greater emphasis on this emerging population. Some churches have ongoing ministry to homeless Hispanics who work during the day and sleep under Interstate 10 bridges at night.
New challenges also abound in inner-city ministry, said Larry Miguez, director of the Rachel Sims Baptist Center.
"Our numbers are much smaller now. They had grown real big," Miguez said. "Our teen boys program was averaging around 60 a night. Now it's about six."
Competing youth factions have spawned violent tension in once-peaceful areas south of the business district. Now fights and gunfire break out, fueled by crowds and even squabbles involving something like MySpace, the online social network.
"Some kid notices that his girlfriend is talking to another guy on MySpace and he'll get angry and possibly violent," Miguez said. The youth must learn to "solve those problems amongst themselves.... There are great opportunities out there for ministry."
The Baptist center still serves as a hub for volunteer teams and as a place where nearby residents can access computers, send their young children to ministry programs and where mission teams can come in and share the Gospel.
The sky may the limit for sharing the Gospel in post-Katrina New Orleans, where Southern Baptists have already made a name for themselves.
"My priest was nowhere to be found, but those Southern Baptists gave me food, water and shelter" is a common sentiment heard from Katrina victims, a sentiment that has even found its way into the New Orleans Times-Picayune on occasion.
As Operation NOAH Rebuild enters another year, its staff is looking for ways to partner with churches near and far and with the Baptist Association of Greater New Orleans, the Louisiana Baptist Convention and the North American Mission Board to reach deeper into the heart of the city.
While the object of NOAH has always been to represent Christ in tangible ways, the focus of the operation will shift to reaching homeowners as they return home, said Mickey Caison, head of NAMB's adult volunteer mobilization team.
"We have a real opportunity here still," Caison said. "After a couple of years, you can lose that opportunity as things return to normal. The needs will still be great, but people will not be open to the Gospel forever."
Adam Miller is associate editor of On Mission magazine at the North American Mission Board. To volunteer for work in New Orleans as part of Operation NOAH Rebuild, visit www.namb.net/noah.
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Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl , Tenacious D 's Jack Black and actor Val Kilmer team up to portray the ghosts of a fictional popular 1970′s Southern country rock band, Sweetriver and the Huckleberry Dogs , in a new episode of Yahoo's popular comedy web series, Ghost Ghirls .
Titled "Spirits of '76," the episode focuses on the Ghost Ghirls investigating a haunting at a recording studio, where they discover the angry spirits of Sweetriver and the Huckleberry Dogs. In order for the band to cross over into the great beyond, the Ghost Ghirls use their skills to help the band finish recording their last song, " Back to the Beginning ."
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Palestinians, Israelis to resume peace talks in Jerusalem
The peace talk negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians are set to continue in Jerusalem on Tuesday, following a meeting held between the top negotiators on Saturday.
Following a meeting between chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat and his Israeli counterpart Tzipi Livni on Saturday night, sources told the Palestinian News Network (PNN) that the meeting was going ahead despite tension between the two sides following the death of three men in a West Bank refugee camp last week.
Israeli soliders stormed the camp at dawn and shot three men, resulting in widespread clashes throughout the West Bank and the Palestinian side threatening to call off the peace talks. Washington, who has orchestrated the revival of the peace talks, denied that they had been cancelled.
Palestinian sources close to the negotiations told Al-Watan Saudi newspaper in Ramallah that the peace talks are not progressing and the agenda of the talks has still not been finalised.
The source added that Israel is determined to discuss security issues first, whilst the Palestinians are seeking to cover all topics on the agenda, according to PNN.
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Chutes, Ladders, and Healthcare Reform
Congress has taken up the Obama administration's goal of making healthcare more affordable by introducing various strategies for reducing the cost of prescription drugs. But the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America and the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO) have resisted several of Congress's initiatives, and cost control has been elusive so far.
Strong opposition can block legislation quite effectively, as Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) recently discovered. A Senate Committee defeated his amendment to allow the reimportation of prescription drugs when McCain tried to append it to the "Affordable Health Choices Act." And the amendment was withdrawn from the "Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act" before that.
Likewise, an approval pathway for follow-on biologics that does not contain 12 years of data exclusivity will face stiff opposition from BIO. Rep. Henry Waxman's (D-CA) "Promoting Innovation and Access to Life-Saving Medicine Act" has faced criticism from Congress and industry alike. At first blush, you might predict its fate to be similar to that of McCain's drug-reimportation amendment.
But, as Senior Editor Patricia Van Arnum noted, the White House has signaled its preference for an approach similar to Waxman's. BIO called the approach a "risky short cut to biosimilars" and will undoubtedly be bending lawmakers' ears about its preference. Nevertheless, the Presidential imprimatur could make a great difference. President Obama remains widely popular and might have enough political strength to draw the Congressional support he needs to codify his vision for follow-on biologics.


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33 U.S. Code § 37 - Nodaway River, Missouri
Nodaway River, in the counties of Andrew, Holt, and Nodaway, in the State of Missouri, is declared to be not a navigable water of the United States within the meaning of the laws enacted by Congress for the preservation and protection of such waters.
The right to alter, amend, or repeal this section is expressly reserved.
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37 U.S. Code § 425 - United States Navy Band; United States Marine Corps Band: allowances while on concert tour
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Adult Spinecor Treatment PrinciplesTuesday, August 18th, 2009
The new SpineCor Pain Relief Back Brace is a neuro-muscular-skeletal rehabilitation tool for treating abnormal spinal loading and abnormal posture; it is not a simple back support brace.
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• The elastic corrective bands act to resist the body's movement back to the abnormal position.
• This constant "correction, relaxation, correction, relaxation" is in reality a corrective postural exercise.
• The brace is able to put a patient's body through 10's of 1000's of repetitions per day instead of the10-50 repetitions that are typical with other rehabilitation techniques.
• It creates dynamic spinal offloading and neuromuscular rehabilitation with the ultimate goal of neuromuscular integration.
The Musculoskeletal Affects of Abnormal Posture and Spinal Alignment:
• Scoliosis and other spinal conditions can affect the "balance" of body posture and spinal alignment.
• A loss of normal spinal balance creates abnormal loading on the vertebra, discs, ligaments, joints, tendons, muscles and nerves.
• Over a relatively short period of time, abnormal loads on the body tissues alter their functions.
• Over a long enough period of time the structure of body tissues will change in response to the abnormal loading further compromising function.
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Thousands of runners from across the state hit the streets of Cary Sunday morning for the annual Tobacco Road Marathon.
A few hours after the race started, runners began to cross the finish line. It was a goal for one North Carolina woman who was competing against the odds.
Greta Greeson was born with spina bifida. She doesn't have any calf muscles and never even thought she'd walk, let alone run in a marathon. But despite her setbacks, she wasn't going to let that keep her on the sidelines.
"I just like to be able to do what people say I can't," Greeson said.
Doctors said Greeson couldn't do a lot when she was born with spina bifida, meaning her spine wasn't completely developed.
"I've had a lot of feet surgeries and back surgeries," she said. More than 40 surgeries later, Greeson was able to do see the finish line of her half-marathon run.
"Events like this are the reason why we run," said Octavio Soares as he stood on the side with a sign of support for those who ran. "It's kind of a culmination of all the effort all the training that we put into it and getting together to run an event like this is an accomplishment. It's a milestone of your training and your development."
All of the profits from the Tobacco Road Marathon helped raise money for Wounded Warriors, Juvenile Diabetes Research, The American Red Cross and Rails to Trails Conservancy. The marathon is in its fourth year, and every year the crowds and the cash grows.
"Last year we raised over $300,000," said the Tobacco Road Marathon Marketing Director Mark Dill. "We'll be up over $400,000 in charity after this race. Next year we'll hit the big half a million mark."
Meanwhile, with her seventh half-marathon in the bag, Greeson says she won't stop here.
"My motto is never say can't, she said. "If I can do it, you can do it."
Marathon officials qualify 10 percent of their runners for the Boston Marathon.
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FLORENCE, Ariz. (AP) - Pinal County authorities say a Florence-area man is dead following an accidental shooting involving heavy drinking.
The sheriff's office says 27-year-old Robert DeArman III was fatally shot once in the chest while he and three other friends were drinking Friday night.
According to the sheriff's office, one of the friends had removed a handgun from his backpack to show it to his friends.
The sheriff's office says the trigger was accidentally pulled by one of the men as DeArman handed the gun back to the owner.
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Although nearly all the tournaments at the Valley City Parks and Recreation Spring Shootout basketball tournament were played in a round-robin format, there were times where it seemed to work out otherwise.
Take, for instance, the 4th grade boys tournament.
There was no bracket, but the championship still came down to one final game at the end of the day.
In the final game, the Valley City Lightning did what it needed in a 30-28 win over Devils Lake. It was the second time in as many weeks that the teams played for a tournament championship. Both times, Valley City came out on top.
FARGO — Six North Dakota State University football seniors were put to the test before pro scouts representing seven National Football League teams in the Fargodome on Wednesday, March 21.
"It's an opportunity for these seniors to really measure their physical skills. They're gaining a great deal of exposure, which is good for them and good for NDSU," said head football coach Craig Bohl, who led the program to the 2011 NCAA FCS Championship in January.
Former North Dakota State University head football coach, assistant football coach and athletic director Ron Erhardt passed away Wednesday. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be posted when available.
Erhardt was the head coach of seven Bison football teams that won six North Central Conference championships, completed three undefeated seasons (1968, 1969 and 1970), and won two College Division national crowns (1968 and 1969).
By the casual runner's standards, the low 70 degree temperatures at Shelly Ellig Field Wednesday would have been a bit much.
But just before 4:30 p.m., the Valley City High School boys and girls track and field teams went out in full force.
On the turf in the football field's sidelines, the distance runners finished another run and took a quick breather, watching the sprinters do quick laps around the track. Off in the distance, the field athletes are taking turns throwing.
The Valley City State University mens golf team played its first tournament of the spring season last week, finishing fourth of five teams at the Tuscon Invitational Games in Green Valley, Ariz.
On Wednesday, the Vikings opened the meet at Canoa Ranch Golf Club with a team score of 334, then shot 335 Thursday at Torres Blancas Golf Club. The team finished the two-day tournament with a total score of 669. University of Minnesota Crookston won the meet shooting a team score of 601.
As a reporter, you tend to spend time on the phone.
Some of it's spent arranging interviews, some of it's spent hearing what information you got wrong. Fortunately, there's been a non-work related phone call I've been making a lot lately and it's the most anticipated phone call a guy can get after a long day's work.
It goes something like this:
(Ring ring)
"Hey, it's Scott. You want to play catch?"
"Yeah, sure. I'll meet you at City Park in a few minutes."
The call is followed by the simplest of pleasures — an hour of tossing cowhide amongst a few leather mits.
The Valley City High School track and field team started the indoor season Saturday at the Concordia High School Invitational in Moorhead, Minn.
Even though neither the boys or girls team finished towards the top of the team standings, they still had plenty of standouts. For the girls team, which placed fifth of six teams with 64 points, the top finishers were largely seniors.
Erika Ettl, a 5-foot-3-inch combo-guard attending school in Japan has signed a letter-of-intent to play basketball at Valley City State University, coach Jill DeVries announced Monday.
Ettl averaged 19 points and 10 assists in her senior season at Yokota High School, a U.S. Department of Defense school in Mainland Japan. She is a four-year starter and four time All-Conference performer in the seven-team Kanto Plains League.
The Valley City Town and Country Club likes to get its golf course open as early as possible each year, usually aiming for a mid-April opening.
This weekend, the club got an early start.
"April 15 is always kind of our target," Club Manager Brian Yanish said. "We were hoping with the winter we had we could golf in March and it worked out that way this year."
Following a week of temperatures in the mid-to-high 60 degree range, the club beat its April 15 goal by nearly a month, opening for the season Friday afternoon.
After leaving seven runners in scoring position in a 2-0 loss to Saint Mary of the Woods, the Valley City State University softball team rallied for a 6-1 win over Spring Arbor University to get a split in the final games of the Rebel Spring Games in Kissimmee, Fla.
In game one, Valley City State put runners in scoring position in five of the seven innings against Saint Mary of the Woods (Ind.) College, but the timely hit evaded the Viking bats and they dropped the opener on their final day 2-0.


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Memphis has an outside shot at raiding Georgia for its top two senior basketball prospects.
Wheeler's Jelan Kendrick, who was the state's lone representative in the McDonald's All-America game, has already signed with Memphis. Earlier this week, Memphis offered a scholarship to the AJC's Mr. Basketball, Westlake's Marcus Thornton.
Kendrick and Thornton have a history: They were teammates at Westlake two seasons ago, before Kendrick transferred to Wheeler for his senior year.
And guess who highly recommended Thornton to the Memphis coaches last weekend? Yes, it was Kendrick.
"I just said Marcus was a great player," Kendrick told the AJC, "and that we played together in high school. I let them know that we played very good off each other, and complimented each other's game. I told my coaches (at Memphis) we could continue that in college, too."
Thornton, who has been besieged by offers since gaining his Clemson release last week, was unavailable for comment. He is one of college basketball's hottest free agents, with his offer list including Kentucky, Florida, Texas, Alabama, Georgia Tech and UGA.
At Memphis, the 6-foot-7 Kendrick is projected to play one of the guard positions. The 6-8 Thornton will play small forward or power forward at the next level.
"I mean, the guy is huge," Kendrick said of Thornton. "All I had to do was throw it down low, clear out, and let Marcus do his thing. Or he would kick it back out. Marcus tried to feed off me, and I tried to feed off him. I enjoyed playing with him in high school."
For basketball observers who are unaware of Thornton's abilities, Kendrick said the best thing about his former — and hopefully, future — teammate was his attitude. "We have the same mentality about basketball, and that would be winning. That's the most important thing, rather than any individual goals."
Thornton had a monster senior season, averaging 24 points and 12 rebounds, while leading Westlake to the championship game in Georgia's largest division. The two remain friends, although they haven't spoken in a few weeks.
What advice would Kendrick give about recruiting? "I'd definitely tell Marcus to take his time, do what is best for him, go to a school where you can get a good education, and pick a basketball system that is the best fit in the long run … And I would also tell him to choose Memphis."
Kendrick talked while he was munching on dinner in New York. He was selected to play in the Jordan Brand Classic, which will be held at 8 p.m. Saturday in Madison Square Garden (ESPN2-TV). Wheeler coach Doug Lipscomb is an assistant with Kendrick on the East team.
Kendrick is one of the most prolific basketball recruits in Georgia prep history. He attracts attention wherever he goes, and recently spoke to the AJC to address many of the misconceptions about his career, including the reasons behind playing at three different high schools in four years:
My transition from the summer (of 2008) averaging 30 points … to the summer of this year, averaging way more than that in scoring and all different categories — this year people thought I fell off, as far as my high school season (17 ppg. at Wheeler), when I really didn't. I was just taking a different perspective to the game. I wanted to get my team more involved so we could win. That's my whole purpose in playing basketball, to win. And my team this year didn't need me to score as much as they did in the prior years. Another thing, people always have something to say about my attitude, being where I'm from or whatever the case may be. But you can ask any of the high school coaches who have coached me and they have nothing bad to say about me. I dedicated my time to basketball, and they've seen my hard work. I think they were glad to see how I took the game of basketball and evolved with it. And you know, people always ask me why did you move around so much? It was not my decision. I would've loved to have stayed at Southwest Atlanta Christian Academy with my coach, but he left to go to a college team. My mom and dad decided that I needed to go to a different school. Last year, around summer time, I wanted to (finish at) Westlake so badly but my mom and dad decided that I needed to go to another school. People always thought I was making my own decisions, but it was my mom and dad's decision. I've never questioned their decisions because their decisions have helped me so much in life.
For the rest of the interview, click here.
April 15th, 2010
9:27 pm
April 15th, 2010
9:32 pm
How'd Memphis fare in the NCAA tourney?..Probation to follow.
April 15th, 2010
9:35 pm
if i remember correctly i believe uga beat tenn. one time this season and almost twice.
April 15th, 2010
9:46 pm
no need to write articles about players that could have gone to UGA or Tech and jumped ship to go play for some out of state school after getting their education and training from Ga tax payers money. why do you continue to do this ajc? There are plenty of players remaining in state to write about not some disloyal turncoat (age doesn't matter) like da rick, maya moore. kendrick, etc. if a player is not offered by a in state school then God bless him he can go anywhere.
April 15th, 2010
9:51 pm
harold where in tenn do you live? if you live in that depressed state then speak your mind. if you live in Georgia then just shut up. If you were born and raised in Ga and pull for an out of state school then shut up and move to that state and SHAME ON YOU YOU INGRATE
April 15th, 2010
9:51 pm
His explanations are rubbish – recruiting by Wheeler has been the rule for years ! Wheeler should be booted form high school leagues and just admitted to some sort of AAU travel ball year around.
April 15th, 2010
9:54 pm
Oh please … Trae Golden wipes his butt with Jelan Kendrick paper. That's a TRUE Mr. Basketball!
April 15th, 2010
9:54 pm
Memphis won 20 games even with Coach Cal taking all of their recruits with him to Kentucky this past season. They have the top recruiting class coming in next season and a young, energetic coach who can win. These kids want to play ball where they can get the most exposure to help their draft stock. Memphis will give them that, UGA can not at this time.
April 15th, 2010
10:05 pm
April 15th, 2010
10:16 pm
I dont see him coming to GT, now that Memphis is in race too.
April 15th, 2010
11:03 pm
lol at the Golden comment…trae is good but hes not on jelans level
April 15th, 2010
11:08 pm
As a Memphis fan living in Georgia, I can understand why a great player like Thornton would choose Memphis over Georgia. Memphis is a school where basketball is #1 and plays in an NBA arena that is almost always packed with greater than 18,000 fans. The program has a history of numerous NCAA appearances and has been to the final 4 three times. The new coach has one year under his belt and pulled off a miracle winning 24 games with only 4 scholarship players available when he arrived, only 1 a starter. While doing this he has signed what is considered the #1 recruiting class in the nation with Jelan Kendrick being a big part of it but with one other Jordan Brand All American and another McDonald's All-American. The future looks very bright there and the City of Memphis worships its basketball team.
I have all the respect in the world for Coach Fox and he has several great players but basketball will always be second fiddle to Football at Georgia, as it is at every other SEC school except UK.
I hope he takes his time and makes the right decision for him, but I also hope to see him suit up as a Tiger because with him Memphis might make a run at the NC next year.
April 15th, 2010
11:19 pm
djc BS. The only way Memphis or any team from Tennessee would ever and I emphasize "ever" win anything, is if they raid the best talent from other states. Don't give me that crap about coming to Memphis or Tennessee and winning anything. When has Memphis or Tennessee ever and their is that word "ever" again won a BB national championship. NEVERNEVERNEVER that is unless you count the lady Vols. Don't think that he wants to play for them though. Come to think of it the only reason the lady Vols ever win it is because they also go outside the state for their star players.
It would be nice if Marcus were to stay in state and not follow his traitor friend to Memphis. For crying out loud, how many players can sign with Memphis? Crap they already have 6 commits. I thought that their was a limit as to how many scholarship player's a school can have. Is Wheeler a Georgia high school? Not sure as so many of the Wheeler kid's bolt for the out of state schools. Where is their head coach from? Not Georgia I'd wager. Man I just love it when schools like Memphis and Tennessee and Kentucky get on here and brag about their BB programs when they all know that if they had to win with home grown talent they'd suck to high heaven.
April 15th, 2010
11:25 pm
Memphis? Are you freaking kidding me? What a joke. That is an awful town and only second in the nation to Detroit in violent crime per capita. Come on kid get real, ride around Memphis for a few hours and wear a darn bullet proof vest. The ATL is like Disney compared to that place. If you want to be a gang banger and do some good drugs when you have free time, Memphis is the place to be!
April 15th, 2010
11:27 pm
Personally, I don't think the Tigers need Thornton to make a run. I think Thorton could help but I think Memphis with Coleman, Garcia, Witherspoon, Joe Jackson, Kendrick, Barton are six really good players. If you throw in a couple of specialist like Crawford, Hippo, Black, and Sallie I think that is going to be a really tough team to beat.
Kentucky fans keep drooling over Kanter but Garcia may be the best kept secret in college basketball right now.
Lastly I think that Memphis's run and gun style of play is a style that Thornton would excel in. The kid needs to make the best decision for him but he needs to pick a coach that can develop him and care.
April 15th, 2010
11:30 pm
Richar Lane with him Georgia might just make a run with him also. You won 24 games last year. Your schedule was a joke. Let's see Ohio State, Texas, Olkahoms, Brigam Young, West Virgina, Flordia to name a few. Theses teams seem to field a pretty good BB team year in and year out, so don't give me that crap about beinging second fiddle playing at a football first school. We Georgia fans root just as hard for our dawgs as you do for your tigers.
April 15th, 2010
11:31 pm
"no need to write articles about players that could have gone to UGA or Tech and jumped ship to go play for some out of state school after getting their education and training from Ga tax payers money. why do you continue to do this ajc? There are plenty of players remaining in state to write about not some disloyal turncoat (age doesn't matter) like da rick, maya moore. kendrick, etc. if a player is not offered by a in state school then God bless him he can go anywhere."
is that a joke? by saying that then you're a hypocrite since GA schools recruit outside their state- stafford, knowshon, chris bosh etc etc all from other states…who are you to say where any kid can choose where they want to go to college and play a sport?
tdawg- why is it so hard to believe kids leave the state? they go to schools where they want to go, and where basketball is more important, as in the case of Athens, or they just want to be with a better coach, as in the case of Hewitt….no one cares about basketball in athens, so why on earth would a top recruit go there when they could play at UK or Duke or UNC or any other school where basketball is more important
April 15th, 2010
11:33 pm
Memphis is a fine place to live and a great school. There is a lot of support. I have a sibling down in ATL, so we visit frequently. They are basically the same city, just one has more gays and it ain't Memphis.
Memphis has some seriously talented kids coming through the high school system right now over the next four years. Go check the rankings if you don't believe me. You have Thomas next year, Stokes, Black, Williams etc.
April 15th, 2010
11:35 pm
He is not going to Memphis or UGA…he's going to Georgia Tech.
April 15th, 2010
11:41 pm
Tdawg Memphis barely enough players to field a squad last year. You had players playing out of position. You had a completely new system. Angel Garcia tore his ACL before the season started. Memphis played extremely well last year considering the obstacles in their way.
Memphis will be back in the spotlight next year. As much as some of you guys hate this, Memphis isn't going anywhere.
April 15th, 2010
11:56 pm
Thornton is a Georgia boy and should suit up for his home-state Dawgs! He would be a HUGE piece in Fox's efforts at building an elite program! Athens wants you, Marcus!
April 16th, 2010
12:49 am
Go to Tech. Better competition. Better chance of getting to the NBA. And if not, better education.
April 16th, 2010
8:12 am
Tdawg,we are sittin' here reading your blog and we're betting on weather u r slow or r u a light retard.Tennessee has won as many BB championships as Georgia…none.Second,only an idiot would expect a major college or univ. to recruit from their state only. Name a major college or univ. that has won a major championship with local players exclusively.That is simply small minded. Now we can sit here all day and debate on who has better High School BB,Tennessee or Ga.but lets keep it real and admit that Georgia just came up as a high school "HOTBED"over the last 5 or 6 years and Memphis has been THAT since the middle 70's.PLEEEEASE do not compare the Tennessee athletic program to Georgia's program. YOU CAN'T WIN !!!There is a reason why these players flock to Knoxville.They have simply gotten tired of the "GOOD OLE BOY" system at UGA !!!
April 16th, 2010
8:21 am
Taco, those are some of the most ignorant comments I've seen. I really hope you are not from GA. You are a complete embarassment to the state.
April 16th, 2010
8:30 am
World Wide Wes – Do you guys still have Elliot Williams? I got to see him play before he transfered from Duke. That guy can jump out of the gym. If you guys land Thornton, then you'll be the favorite to win Conference USA next year for sure. Hope he stays in state and picks Tech though. He'll get to play right away, since we're losing both Lawal and Favors. He'll only have to compete with two redshirt freshman for playing time. Hopefully next year our more experienced guards will be able to get him the ball.
April 16th, 2010
9:15 am
[...] In other recruiting news, apparently the Memphis Tigers have now entered the mix for Mr. Georgia Basketball player Marcus Thornton. [...]
April 16th, 2010
9:52 am
TDawg- Are you that retarded to think a kid would not leave state. I am a Nolesfan, but why don't you take a look at the Duke roster and tell me where there kids come from, because it is for the most part not North Carolina. Another point is that Josh Pastner first objective is to build a wall around Memphis as far as recruiting goes and have 3 of their recruits being local to the area (Joe Jackson, Tarik Black, and Chris Crawford).
You also speak as though Georgia has this great basketball tradition which they do not. Memphis has been to 3 Final Fours and has a very rich tradition. The Facilities are amazing with the Finch Center being their practice facility and playing games at the state of the art Fedex Forum. You are surrounded by pro players and the recruits love Beale Street.
Why would anyone want to play at Georgia Tech for a Lame Duck coach who is clueless about the X's and O's of basketball or play at Georgia when there are only a 100 people to come watch games and the Steg is not exactly a great Venue. I think Mark Fox is a really good coach, but until the Facilities are improved and the fan support is there, Georgia will not be able to recruit with the big boys.
April 16th, 2010
9:58 am
Elliot has declared for the draft. I think it's a plus he is leaving slash stinks he is leaving. With him leaving it opens the door for one newcomers to get more playing. At the same time if he was staying we would have some experience out there(and a pretty good player). He will do well in the NBA. He works hard on getting better
April 16th, 2010
10:55 am
Nolesfan, that was well said. I will say that players will always come to Ga.Tech just because it is Ga.Tech, because they continue to put players in the league year in and year out, and because of the lure of the city of Atlanta. I'm sorry, not to mention the value of an education obtained at G-Tech.
April 16th, 2010
10:57 am
Carvell- did you really just call Doug Lipscomb Todd Lipscomb? Between this, the constant mispelling of Jelan Kendrick's name in your articles and the fact that you worship the ground that David Boyd walks on, methinks you have a vendetta against Wheeler.
April 16th, 2010
10:57 am
Or just a complete disrespect for Wheeler
April 16th, 2010
11:42 am
I could not agree more Justafan. Atlanta and GT will always get some great basketball talent as being in the Hip-Hop capital of the SE speaks for itself. If Hewitt were worth 2 cents this team would be a sweet 16 contender each and every year. If you had Mark Fox at Tech, then you would be able to see that. I feel he will do very well, but he needs facility upgrades and fan support. It has nothing to do with a school being a football school or not. Tennessee is in the Top 3 every year in Bball attendance with Pearl at the helm and UT is a football school. The same holds true for the support that Florida and Texas get for their basketball programs respectively.
April 16th, 2010
12:38 pm
I'm a huge UGA fan, born and raised in Memphis and still living here. Grew up living and breathing Tiger basketball, and grew to have the same passion for UGA athletics after going to school there. Went to hear Coach Richt speak here last night at the FCA banquet, for instance. Therefore, I feel fully qualified to speak on both sides of the issue.
Coach Fox is doing great things w/ the basketball program. But UGA basketball is not on par with Memphis basketball. To the diehard UGA fans on this blog, this analogy is appropriate: UGA football in Athens and greater Georgia is what Memphis basketball is to the Memphis community. UGA's basketball stadium is esentially a converted rodeo/horse showplace arena. Their workout facilities, while gorgeous, are named after the former women's gymnastic coach and are basically on loan from the women's gymnastics program. How can does a recruit feel when they're told, "Even though we have a lousy arena, we get to use these beautiful training facilities that were built for the women's gymnastic team." The GymDogs sell out more meets than UGA basketball. The basketball program there is a complete afterthought in a beautiful, wonderful, but small college town.
Contrast that with Memphis, where the greater Memphis area of roughly 1 million people basically shuts down for big games. They play in a lousy conference, but have tremendous talent and tradition. They play in an NBA arena with better attendance than the NBA team that plays there. And that's even playing basketball superpowers like Rice, Marshall, UCF, Tulane, Southern Miss, and SMU. Their practice facilities are equally impressive, and they're also named after a legendary player/coach from the program, a man born and raised in Memphis, TN, btw. They have a charismatic young coach in Pastner that has been just as impressive, if not moreso, than Fox over his first year. They will play deep into the 2011 NCAA tourney with the collection of talent they are bringing into the current top-ranked class. BTW, Tdawg, the nucleus of that incoming talent is coming from 3 Memphis HS players, all ranked in the top 75 players in the country.
I love the Dawgs, and I love the Tigers. But it's as simple as this: If Thornton wants to play for an up-and-coming coach and program with lackluster fan support, against much better competition, with more playing time but a weaker supporting cast and slim chance of playing more than one game in the 2011 NCAA tourney, go to UGA. If he wants to play for an up-and-coming coach at an established national program against weaker competition with less playing time, but a top-flight supporting cast that will play deep into the 2011 NCAA tourney, go to Memphis. There's pluses and minuses to each approach, but UGA is not even close to approaching what Memphis basketball is right now.
WWW, glad to see you're still a big Memphis fan despite Cal leaving to go to UK. Go Dawgs. Go Tigers.
April 16th, 2010
1:09 pm
Memphis is a far superior basketball program to Georgia, not even close. Fan support, tradition, facilities, talent — no competition.
I've lived in both Memphis and now here, and as passionate as UGA fans are, it's only about football. If you recall, this past season UGA played a game in Gwinnett Arena, and I think I recall reading Illinois had more fans in the building than Georgia did.
April 16th, 2010
1:10 pm
Nolesfan,can you imagine Bruce Pearl at Tech? OMG!!He had one McDonald All American (Scotty Hopson)and look how much he has gotten outta those players.Look at the playin' time Kenny Hall(Redan) got this season.You don't think Kenny either comes back to Georgia or texts his folks affiliated with AAU and or juniors lookin to go where they can play….HMMMMMM
April 16th, 2010
3:05 pm
To TDawg:
Really? You must not know anything about West TN basketball..especially the Memphis area…get real.
Thats all we do is ball..
April 16th, 2010
3:49 pm
Georgia's basketball heyday was back when Dominique was playing. Making a Final Four appearance the year after her left. That's been a long time ago. Hugh Durham was a pretty good coach back then, but Memphis basketball is on another level. And the area High Schools in Memphis put out more D1 players than you can ever imagine. Pearl has been trying to get players out of there for years (finally has Chris Jones coming in 2011). As for Jelan, he had and opportunity to play with several Memphis kids during the summer in the AAU ranks. They ruled the Las Vegas tourney last summer running everybody out the gym. His relationship with Tarik Black and Joe Jackson is just one of those reasons he signed with Memphis. All this whinning over him leaving Ga is crazy. As for Thorton he would be a welcome addition to an already #1 recruiting class at Memphis. But if he doesn't come I wish him well and look forward to seeing him on TV.
April 16th, 2010
5:39 pm
Hey Worm, your mom is a skank. Go Tigers! I think she stole $50 from me last night after we were finished.
April 16th, 2010
5:55 pm
TDawg………What are you talking about Memphis is one of the most talented basketball cities in the country.. Ever heard of Afernee Hardaway?? We have the #1 overall recruiting class…and you know why?? because our local players stepped up and commited.. i.e Black, Crawford, and Joe Jackson the #3 PG in the country. IF you even bothered to look at Memphis born players playing arouund in the NCAA you'll see them at such schools at Tennessee (JP Prince), UTEP (culpepper- CUSA player of the year& Jeremy Williams), OLE Miss (Terrico White, who is ballin!), Saint Johns, San Franciso, Mizzou…and more coming enxt year with Hollins going to Minnesota and OJ mayo's lil bro going…wherever he decided to go…. I can keep going all day… but why try to argue with someone as ingorant as you! Check up on your facts Tdawg before you talk some smack… because you just made your self look like a fool!!!
April 16th, 2010
6:54 pm
RE: Worm
How'd Memphis fare in the NCAA tourney?..Probation to follow.
Memphis is not under probation. The NCAA knew they made a mistake when they cleared a player (twice) and then sent the notice to his home while he was away at college and playing in the tournament. They are changing some of their policies as a result.
And for Tennessee, no matter how good the basketball team does it will always be a football school. Besides, Bruce selfishly asked Tyler Smith to come back when he was a lottery pick and now he is playing in Europe. Scotty Hopson was ranked higher than Elliott Williams (came in averaging 4 points) and now Elliott is favored for the 1st round and Hopson has disappeared.
If Thornton works hard, can play, maintains the right attitude he will prosper at Memphis. And they play Georgetown, Kansas, Tennessee, Gonzaga, Syracuse, LSU, and Butler as their non-conference schedule next year.
April 16th, 2010
7:02 pm
RE: Taco
Memphis? Are you freaking kidding me? What a joke. That is an awful town and only second in the nation to Detroit in violent crime per capita. Come on kid get real, ride around Memphis for a few hours and wear a darn bullet proof vest. The ATL is like Disney compared to that place. If you want to be a gang banger and do some good drugs when you have free time, Memphis is the place to be!
Sure, Memphis has it share of problems. However, playing in a most;y African-American city makes a big difference to a kid versus playing in Knoxville, Lexington, etc. Also, Memphis always has the top ten home attendance in the NBA arena along side a NBA team. The basketball facilities are top notch with FedEx paying for everything. Bottom Line- Memphis has produced a 1st rounder four out of the last five years and a total of seven players drafted.
April 16th, 2010
8:50 pm
I'm a memphis alumni fan that married a georgia alumni fan.. Memphis has the #1 recruiting class coming in this year and if he joined, it would move memphis from top 8-9
to top 1-3 i would think.. It may be difficult for all that talent to mesh, but Memphis has a young on fire coach, that was trained under lute olsen and won a championship as a player/asst. coach type..
butlet did it this year with a young coach, memphis will do it next year with a young coach..he is only 30.. plus, memphis plays brand new nba arena and sells out every game.. excellent training ground for the next level.. memphis fans dont boo, if we dont make the final four like kentucky fans do and we support the players and coaching staff 100%… i will say the current coach we have doesnt recruit thugs either, only kids with good character, because it will take sharing playing time, to be on such a talented team.. all the kids that play for the tigers were awesome from the high schools they played at, but its different when you play in front of 20,000 screaming fans every game and on tv all the time, it can be alot of getting used to, i hope he chooses memphis, he could be part of something special… memphis will finish the job they couldnt three years ago with a coach that was a great recruiter but not an X and O guy…
April 17th, 2010
1:21 am
Sounds like sour gapes to me.let the kid or any kid make their own choice.if they decide too stay home or go some other place,let them and their parents make the best decision for him.I know in your heart you wants them too stay in their home state,but we have no control over that.bottom line.STOP calling them traiters,it is not Good sportsmanship.It's childish
April 17th, 2010
2:20 pm
April 17th, 2010
2:58 pm
why is there so much whining….There is enough in state talent even with the big names going else where…..truth is, uga basketball is terrible, and the stars do not want to go there….tech has potential…got talent, but clearly gets out coached…..and needs a point guard…(believe it or not)…..butlers coach would have been a great fit 4 tech, and uga should have hired bob knight to bring the school back to potential……
April 18th, 2010
6:58 pm
williams will be missed in memphis, but like everyones saying we have arguably the number one class coming in, and to whoever said how many scholarships we have well when u only have 5 or si scholarship players the year before and two graduated and one to the draft thats leaves about 9 or 10 left including walk ons.. Jacksons got the keys to our offense at point, will bartons the best shooting guard in the country, kendrick is our next douglas roberts, but maybe better at this point in playing in high school, tarick's a beast and hippo can be our next dorsey.. will colmans back and he already plays like dorsey but better offensive ability, and we keep forgetting wesley he was perhaps our best player at most points last year and now he's got mad talent around him with no pressure on the wing.. Thornton would be a big addition, and if rumors are true, todd mayo oj's brother who people says a better shooter than oj is thinking memphis then we're bring a powerhouse back to memphis.. great coach, great support, and i think this will be the year memphis goes under the radar back to the top like we did with rose, roberts, anderson, dorsey and dozier.. and more importantly, I think we have a great chance at making runs for years, because i don't see any one and dones coming in and with an nba lockout possibly next year, wesley will come back.. can't wait for the season to start up again, tigers baby!!!
April 19th, 2010
12:37 am
If Marcus Thornton wishes to come on up to Memphis we will welcome him at part of Tigrnation. If by chance he wishes to go elsewhere then we will wish him the best. At Memphis he will be given a chance to earn playing time and the chance to get an education. No promises of success, just a equal chance to earn that success. Personally i think he will be better off coming on up just to get the chance of enjoy real BBQ for once in his life. Good .luck Marcus where ever you end up.
April 19th, 2010
11:28 am
A few people have said, "if memphis gets Marcus will be the fav for C-USA". Memphis already has the lock on the C-USA tourny. We've got a solid shot now at the Elite 8…maybe with Thornton on board our run could be deeper.
Just cross your fingers and hope that CJ Leslie and Marcus dont both sign with Kentucky. Thatd be the worst!
April 19th, 2010
11:37 am
Oh! Also to clear up… you get 7 scholarships to give out. Memphis was done, untill Elliot declared for the draft and opened up another slot. I'm eager to see who Pastner grabs.
April 19th, 2010
11:45 am
Or excuse me, Memphis had 7 scholarships to give out since they have a few guys already on ride with the team. (Witherspoon, Coleman, exc)


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33 U.S. Code § 1232 - Enforcement provisions
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(1) Any person who is found by the Secretary, after notice and an opportunity for a hearing, to have violated this chapter or a regulation issued hereunder shall be liable to the United States for a civil penalty, not to exceed $25,000 for each violation. Each day of a continuing violation shall constitute a separate violation. The amount of such civil penalty shall be assessed by the Secretary, or his designee, by written notice. In determining the amount of such penalty, the Secretary shall take into account the nature, circumstances, extent and gravity of the prohibited acts committed and, with respect to the violator, the degree of culpability, any history of prior offenses, ability to pay, and such other matters as justice may require.
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Any vessel subject to the provisions of this chapter, which is used in violation of this chapter, or any regulations issued hereunder, shall be liable in rem for any civil penalty assessed pursuant to subsection (a) of this section and may be proceeded against in the United States district court for any district in which such vessel may be found.
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The United States district courts shall have jurisdiction to restrain violations of this chapter or of regulations issued hereunder, for cause shown.
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Except as provided in section 1228 of this title, the Secretary may, subject to recognized principles of international law, deny entry into the navigable waters of the United States to any port or place under the jurisdiction of the United States or to any vessel not in compliance with the provisions of this chapter or the regulations issued hereunder.
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Source(Pub. L. 92–340, § 13, as added Pub. L. 95–474, § 2,Oct. 17, 1978, 92 Stat. 1478; amended Pub. L. 101–380, title IV, § 4302(j),Aug. 18, 1990, 104 Stat. 539; Pub. L. 104–324, title III, § 312(b),Oct. 19, 1996, 110 Stat. 3920.)
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Craftsman 5 Gallon 135 PSI Horizontal Air TankItem# 00915200000 | Model# 15200
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Portable tank compressor with a gauge located at the top of the tank for quick and easy pressure reading. Tank relief valve relieves excess pressure. 3 ft. high-pressure air hose & tire chuck.
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Most activities requiring air powered tools are staged so the work is accompllished near a compressor. Good to have a steady supply of air while working. But some jobs do not conform to helpful work plans and you need a supply of air a long way from the compressor set. I was working on resurrecting a derelict DC-3 years ago and the first problem we encountered was a flat tail tire...can't even tow it into the hangar with a flat tire. So out came the portable air tank. It took three trips back to the hangar to refill the tank but we finally got the tire sufficiently inflated to tow the airplane. The Craftsman tank earned several scuffs that day but really made the job possible.
I have also used this tank with a regulator to power an air brush for painting model railroad equipment. A full charge will allow me to aribrush all night. Then it is back to the shop the next morning for a refill. The gauge lets you know when the air supply is dropping.
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Highly reliable, works exactly as expected. Great quality for the price
Portland, OR
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I bought this tank and replaced the hose (It comes with a one piece Hose with a tire inflator) so I could use it with other attachments. It holds air well, I have filled it to 110 psi and it has held for almost three weeks now. It works great for blowing out dust in hard to reach areas and I have used it to pump up bike tires and basketballs.
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Nettleton, MS
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This tank is a little smaller than some of the others that I looked at but I couldn't tell any difference. Its ultra portable and made of quality materials. Another great Craftsman product.
New City, NY
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After doing much research on portable air tanks I decided to go with the craftsman brand. I made a great choice.Not only is it top quality,has an easy to read and accurate gauge and looks great too!
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I have had this tank for a while. I filled it with air when I got it, and the air has not bleed off. It is really well constructed. I would definitely recommend this product.
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Lansford, PA
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I read some bad reviews about it this tank not holding air and I don't know what there talking about? I did add some stuff to my setup. Craftsman Tire Inflator with Gauge. from ************** a 25 ft. x 1/4 in. Coiled Polyurethane Air Hose and 5 Piece Industrial Series Air Tool Quick Coupler and Plug Set. Just be sure to use thread seal tape and close the shut off valve when not using it.
Dearborn, MI
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This is my 2nd craftsman air tank, my first air tank has been holding up great, it holds air for weeks and is ready when I need it. I picked up a second to take to the race track for my cars slicks. The tanks work great but are a tad small.
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