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Last night was just one of those ho-hum 13-game Wednesday nights, so we're going to get right into it. You may want to check our player news page for any tidbits that are not a part of the game action, and also check out my live chat later tonight.
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Mullen It Over
If I had a dollar for every Byron Mullens drop question I got this past week, I'd have $53 exactly. The Bobcats hadn't played that much and Mullens was sort of a mixed bag, so I understood the questions, but it was soooo early for a guy that had shown solid upside during the preseason. Well, we saw it all come together in that breakout game I predicted in yesterday's Dose, as Mullens put up 24 points with six 3-pointers, eight rebounds, and a steal. That makes him a top-25 play in 9-cat formats and a top-40 play in 8-cat formats at this early stage. Hold tight for a little while longer, will ya?
Ramon Sessions (17 points, nine assists, one trey, 2-of-10 FGs, 12-of-14 FTs) was also the preferred play over Ben Gordon (12 points, five assists, two treys, 5-of-14 FGs, steal, two blocks), but it wasn't by much. Jeff Taylor started but played just 10 minutes and wasn't a factor, as expected. Kemba Walker (17 points, eight assists, 6-of-14 FGs, one steal) is still hot, but his shooting could easily drop by five points on the FGs and 10 points on the FTs to his marks from last season. Who knows, maybe it won't, but I'm moving him on the upswing if it all makes sense.
Of course, the Bobcats and their opponent from last night, the Suns, are both shaping up to be fantasy matchups to target. The Suns had a field day with the exception of Jared Dudley, who was merely 'serviceable' with 10 points, four rebounds, three assists, and two treys as he tries to pull himself back up to respectability. I mentioned his slow start last season, and yes, Shannon Brown did go nuts for 24 points and six threes last night, but I tend to look at the long view and note that the Suns are a shallow team. Add in the fact that Brown is a streaky player and I'd probably hold Dudley after an effort like that, especially given last year's history. As for Brown, you almost have to pick him up after an outing like that, but realize that even with that solid effort he is barely on the cusp of 12-team value on the year. I had him just outside of 150 on my draft board entering the year, and taking the excitement away from the big night it looks like he might go just north of that – which was where I had him before a tepid preseason knocked him down.
Marcin Gortat is a machine right now, posting 23 points with 10 boards, a steal, and seven blocks. It's early, but it sure looks like owners can light a cigar for that pick. Goran Dragic isn't shooting as well as he is capable of, but he's still putting up solid numbers otherwise and had another 16 points, eight assists, and three treys last night. Michael Beasley went off for 21 points, 15 boards, seven assists, one steal, and three blocks, though a 7-of-21 mark from the field and just one three kept it from being a truly epic night.
Blown Out
The Spurs have been a part of two blowouts in a row now, once on each side of the line, and it has cooled everybody off. Kawhi Leonard had four points, four rebounds, two assists, and two steals last night, and Danny Green scored 12 points with three treys. No starter played more than 24 minutes, so even guys like Tony Parker (four points, six assists, CP3) and Tim Duncan (10 points, six boards, no blocks) struggled. The Clippers, for their part, did not struggle and played their starters well into the fourth quarter. Blake Griffin's neck and elbow didn't hurt his production last night, as he went for 22 points, 10 boards, three assists, and a block. The book on him is pretty simple – capable of this on any night and hampered by a decidedly unfriendly fantasy game. The elbow issue continues to gain traction but with each passing report we're told there's nothing to worry about. At this time, I have no reason to distrust the reports. DeAndre Jordan had a breakout night with season-highs of 20 points and 11 rebounds, and also chipped in with two steals and four blocks.
Doc is convinced that Chauncey Billups (Achilles) is done and/or not going to be able to cut into Jamal Crawford's (10 points, two threes, no FGA until late in Q3) minutes whenever he returns, and he's generally right about these things so I'm moving toward that camp. Of course, the news that Billups has pushed his return date from Thanksgiving to December emboldened him and he was already all in. Still, that may only be adding a week or two to a hazy-to-begin-with return date, and late last night a report trickled in that said Billups was dealing with calf, back, and general conditioning issues and that his Achilles' was fine. Billups said he wants to come back and be healthy, instead of having setbacks. When presenting that info to Doc, his response? "Toast."
I'll probably hedge my bets and predict an incremental decrease in JC's production when Billups returns.
Golden State's Flu Game
The entire Warriors squad appears to have the flu, but the Cavs were the ones that looked like an underdog that won in L.A. on Monday. Stephen Curry (21 points, 8-of-14 FGs, full line) sniffled through his postgame interviews, and during the game he glided effortlessly into open spaces created by a lax Cavs defense. Regardless of the D, Curry is moving into healthier territory and now just needs to keep it up. Owners taking the plunge are officially winning as of right now, but it's a long season.
David Lee and Jarrett Jack were somewhat questionable with that same flu, but both played, and Lee destroyed a banged up Cavs frontcourt with 22 points, 14 boards, six assists, and three steals. It's safe to say there won't be a large scale drop-off this year but he's still a guy to watch in case the local pressure mounts on Mark Jackson to play Lee less and Carl Landry more. Landry was back to being productive with 19 points on 8-of-10 shooting with nine boards and a block in 26 minutes. He's being held back by Jackson, but the good looks like it's going to outweigh the bad at this time. He should be owned in 12-team formats. I'm holding off on Harrison Barnes' 14-point outing and need to see more. Andrew Bogut continues to gimp around on his 20-minute limit, and after zero points and two shot attempts I'm cool with dropping him unless you have a real deep bench or can otherwise afford it.
You win some and you lose some
The Cavs, coming off a big win against the Clippers at Staples, looked flat against the Warriors and were also without Anderson Varejao (knee) and Tyler Zeller (broken cheek). Varejao bumped knees with Ryan Hollins in that game and the injury doesn't appear to be serious, nor does Zeller's face injury according to beat writer Jason Lloyd. Lloyd said that the return home was more so the Cavs' staff could get a look at him and fit him for a mask. Tristan Thompson, who I'm not fully convinced can take the next step, put up 11 points and 10 boards without a block. His penchant for disappearing and low shooting percentages have me less bullish than others, though he certainly has breakout potential.
Samardo Samuels was a beat writer favorite this preseason, but he hasn't been a favorite of Byron Scott's so far this season. When pressed into the starting job last night he surfaced with 11 points, seven boards, and a block. Give him a look for spot duty if the aforementioned continue to stay out. Dion Waiters came back to Earth with 12 points, two threes, and five assists, and couldn't put any weight on his right leg after sustaining a bruised thigh. Nobody seems to be overly concerned about it, though, so for now I'm not projecting an absence. And yes, he should still be owned in all formats. Kyrie Irving didn't break Steph Curry's ankles but did break the box score with 28 points, six rebounds, seven assists, and four treys. Cha-ching.
Writer's Note: Last night's Pickup of the Day article in our Season Pass included reviews of 39 players posted just minutes after the last game ended. If your league has a first-come, first-serve waiver system and in general, this is your one-stop shop for add information the night of the game. That's one small part of what we do there, so click the link to find out more.
If Looks Could Kill
If you haven't seen Kobe glare at Mike Brown, check it out at one of my favorite sites Larry Brown Sports. It's kind of a catch-all for all sports that keeps it light but is at the same time insightful. Anyway, the Lakers lost in Utah and Mike Brown is in all sorts of trouble with the fans, and one has to think he'll be gone as soon as the Lakers can find a suitable replacement, which is easier said than done. If he can turn it around before then, he can keep his job. It's that simple.
Kobe, when he wasn't giving looks that could kill, scored 29 points on 7-of-17 shooting (no threes) with 15-of-17 free throws made, six turnovers, five boards, four assists, and three steals. Right now he's a top-3 play in 8-cat leagues and the No. 11 play in 9-cat leagues, making guys like me look dumb for ranking him so low on draft day. But then again, we haven't seen the Steve Nash show yet. Metta World Peace scored 15 points with seven boards and a full line, aided by a 7-of-8 mark from the line and offset by a 3-of-12 mark from the field. If he keeps seeing backup minutes at shooting guard he could be an interesting pickup. He played 37 minutes last night and Antawn Jamison, who looks like a bust, played just 14.
The Jazz played well up and down the card, with Mo Williams (16 points, seven assists), Al Jefferson (18 points, 10 boards, four steals), and Randy Foye (17 points, five threes) putting up the numbers. Gordon Hayward (seven points, 2-of-11 FGs, two steals, three blocks) and Paul Millsap (seven points, nine boards, five assists, steal, block) were commended for their defense, which all culminated in the Jazz's win. I'm not worried at all about Hayward's low scoring night as he probably got a 'plus' from his coaches tonight, and Foye is the same streaky animal he has always been. The rest of these guys are must-starts and Hayward is close to being one with early late-round value. Derrick Favors (eight points, six boards, steal, two blocks) played just 18 minutes and probably had his minutes clipped because the Jazz were on the cusp of a big win, which tells you how the coaches feel about his ability to impact ballgames. I'll probably still hold in weekly 12-team formats because this is still a serviceable line in a pinch, but not at the expense of a sure-fire free agent.
Dallas Domination
The score (109-104) was closer than the game suggested, as the Mavs pretty much had their way with the Raptors, who were without Kyle Lowry (ankle). News broke that he has shed the walking boot and it looks like my pure speculation prediction of a return next Sunday might be a bit late. DeMar DeRozan was D'd up by Jae Crowder in the first half and had a slow start, but turned it on in the second half and finished with 24 points on 8-of-17 shooting (no threes, 8-of-10 FTs), six rebounds, and seven assists. He didn't have a steal or block, and Lowry wasn't there, but the intermittent eruptions have me at least open to the idea of forward progress this season. We'll see. Jose Calderon was a decent pick-and-play with 11 points, six assists, and three treys, and Andrea Bargnani went big with 25 points, nine boards, and an otherwise mixed line. Amir Johnson took advantage of foul trouble for Jonas Valanciunas (four points, two boards, 10 minutes) and put up a big 18 and 11 night that included a steal or block. If he can get rolling, he has a fantasy friendly game, particularly in 9-cat formats. I'm still riding the JV train, but in a daily league without games played limits owners might not want to hang on through the early inconsistency. The talent is there, but he'll disappear from time to time in between solid outings.
O.J. Mayo did his thing with 22 points, five boards, six assists, a steal, and three treys, and there is no end in sight for his fantasy domination. Even when Dirk returns, he may decide to let the younger Mayo carry the load as he saves his legs for the playoffs. Chris Kaman scored 22 points with eight boards and a block, and as long as he's in the game he should be in fantasy lineups. Jae Crowder started and put up eight points with four boards and two threes in 27 minutes. I think we've seen enough by now to know what he is, as he's returning borderline value in 9-cat leagues and 16-team value in 8-cat formats. If that works for you, pick him up. Brandan Wright has been my dark horse candidate for pickup for a few days now, and he put up numbers again last night with 12 points, seven boards, and two blocks. It looks like he'll be posting mid-round value when he's 'on,' and he has been 'on' to start the year. Playing behind injury risks Kaman and Elton Brand (DNP-Baby), not to mention Durable Dirk and his new knee nuisance -- Wright could end up being a steal at this rate. Just realize the fun could end, too.
Basket, anybody?
The Sixers and Hornets combined to score 139 points, so as you can imagine there were some pretty bad lines, but not as bad as one would think. Jrue Holiday went for 14 points, five boards, 12 assists, a steal, a block, and seven turnovers, Evan Turner scored 14 points with eight boards, three assists, and a steal, Thad Young put up 12 and 10, Spencer Hawes scored 11 points with six boards and three blocks, and Dorell Wright hit just 2-of-10 shots for seven points, six boards, and an otherwise full line. Jason Richardson (ankle) is still in a walking boot so the rotation may continue to be eased through the rest of the week or more. As for the aforementioned plays, all owners can ask for on off-nights is that their guys deliver something, and in this case they did.
On the New Orleans side, they're going to have these nights as they suffer from a lack of talent and a lack of depth, a dangerous mixture. Greivis Vasquez scored seven points with seven assists and five turnovers, and I have absolutely no concern about his outlook. Robin Lopez was held to six points and four boards, but did have two steals and four blocks and I call that a win in his book. Al-Farouq Aminu didn't close the doors on his coming out party with 10 points on 3-of-11 shooting, a career-high 16 rebounds, three assists, and two boards. He might ride the bench on other teams, but in New Orleans he is going to be a fixture, and while I like his outlook don't be surprised if we see some inconsistency at some point. Ryan Anderson hit just 3-of-10 shots for nine points to go with 10 boards and a three, and he'll be better on most nights, too. Eventually Anthony Davis (concussion) and Austin Rivers (finger, ankle) will return and it shouldn't hurt anybody too much. Hell, it'll probably help everybody be more effective and efficient.
Memphis Barbequed Buck
Scott Skiles is at it again and it's comical that even the beat writers don't know why he does what he does. Upon noticing that Ersan Ilyasova had barely played in the second half, long-time beat writer Gery Woelfel called it strange but had no explanation to give. Nor did the MSJ or any of the team blogs. Just Skiles being Skiles. Now maybe Zach Randolph's 18 and 13 or Marc Gasol's 14 and nine caused Skiles to want to beef up his core with Larry Sanders (10 points, 11 boards, three assists, one steal, three blocks, 26 minutes) and John Henson (three points, three boards, one steal, two blocks, 17 minutes). That's fine, but Bucks fans might want to know why the team signed Ilyasova (seven points, four rebounds, one three) to a five-year, $40 million contract to play 21 minutes like he did last night. And because it's not Packer football, we won't hear anything out of Milwaukee to help explain the phenomena, and owners will simply have to be patient for the time-being.
As for Sanders, he has long been a stat stuffer whenever he has gotten the minutes, and he still makes plenty of mistakes (four turnovers), but he has enough upside after posting top-30 value to be owned in all formats. And if you can trade him based on the premise that he can produce top-half of the draft value, I think you do it. See the paragraph above if you have any question as to why that makes sense. The Tobias Harris (sight points, six boards, one block) hype train has officially taken a stop at timeshare station, as he and Mike Dunleavy (10 points, two threes) both played 24 minutes. While both guys have their own unique type of upside, owners will never truly feel good about starting them and that might be a bigger ding on their value than the middling numbers they put out.
The Grizzlies had a fairly normal night. Tony Allen (six points, five boards, steal, two blocks, 17 minutes) dealt with some foul trouble chasing around Brandon Jennings (19 points, 6-of-20 FGs) and Monta Ellis (15 points, 5-of-18 FGs). Mike Conley went for 13 and 12 but did not hit a three, and Rudy Gay hit 7-of-20 shots for 17 points. Marreese Speights showed up with 18 points and nine boards, but that's a fluky line if I've seen one.
Disappearing Act
Right after I wax poetic about how great the Magic look and how exciting they'll be, they turned around and laid an egg against the Wolves, who by most reports played good defense while Orlando hit on no cylinders. The box was passable for fill-in PG E'Twaun Moore, who scored 10 points on 4-of-14 shooting with five rebounds, four assists, and a steal, but didn't hit a three and had four turnovers. Big Baby might have tired his shooting arm out on Tuesday, and hit just 2-of-9 shots for four points to go with six boards and four assists. Arron Afflalo scored an empty 12 points, and J.J. Redick saw just 20 minutes after turning the ball over five times and starting 0-for-6 from the field, but he did finish with 16 points on 5-of-12 overall shooting.
The most interesting thing on the Magic side was the benching of Redick, Davis (19 minutes) and Nicola Vucevic (two points, four rebounds, 18 minutes). We'll have to learn more about why that happened as the news is quiet in Orlando, but Jacque Vaughn was clearly not happy. It's a buzz-kill for Vucevic after his big night on Tuesday, and something that owners need to remember next time he goes off. The consistency just might not be there for a while. Moe Harkless (seven points, five boards, two assists, three steals, and two blocks) is a name owners should watch as the Magic like him a lot and his 22 minutes last night were a bit of a surprise as he returns from hernia surgery. He's the only true SF on the roster and is already putting up numbers. He's in stash territory for 14-16 team leagues at the moment. The rest of the aforementioned will turn it around, and Moore is looking like a 'hold' until we get some sort of clarification regarding Jameer Nelson's status. Nelson doesn't sound like he's ready to play anytime soon, but that could change on a moment's notice.
Luke Ridnour got back on track for owners last night with 19 points and a nicely stocked line, and with J.J. Barea suffering an ankle injury his outlook looks a lot better than it did 24 hours ago. Derrick Williams had 14 points, six boards, two steals, and two threes, but we need to see him do it twice in a row before we're hopping on that ride. Brandon Roy hit just 1-of-6 shots for three points, five rebounds, and nine assists. I wonder how long before teams realize that he's a distributor now, only to clog passing lanes while not playing him to shoot or score. I see no reason to hang onto the injury risk when the early returns aren't any good.
What Goes Up
Alert everybody, James Harden (15 points, 5-of-15 FGs, six TOs, five steals) isn't going to score 40 points every night. He's in the midst of a small shooting slump and goes through a particularly tough group of wing defenders (Iggy last night, then Tony Allen, and after Detroit he gets the Heat). Assuming he doesn't get back on track despite the obvious challenges there, this is a buy low window that could end up getting a bit bigger this week. The Rockets struggled as a team, too, with Jeremy Lin hitting just 2-of-9 shots for six points, though he did manage five boards, six assists, and six steals in the loss. Once again, serviceable outings on bad nights are the mark of a solid fantasy player.
Chandler Parsons has a better MPG (38.8) than he does FGP (32.4), and that has him on the outside of 12-team value looking in. He'll get that straightened out, but shooting percentages have been his bugaboo dating back to last year. Patrick Patterson, on the other hand, is blossoming before our eyes as he posted 18 points on 8-of-13 shooting with two threes, five boards, and a block. The threes are going to stabilize his late round value as long as he can stay on Kevin McHale's good side, and it appears that he's doing a good job of that so far. Carlos Delfino is going to be a roller coaster all year unless folks get injured, and even then that still might be true, but he hit another four 3-pointers last night and as a result he's posting mid-round value on the year. I almost cut him in a few places and I'm glad I didn't, though I'm not banking on him staying above the cut line (more like hoping).
Faried, Freed
Kenneth Faried showed up on Sportscenter's Top 10 twice last night for alley-oop dunks, and posted a 16 and 16 double-double that included a steal and block in 35 minutes. What more can you ask for, right? Ty Lawson starred with 21 points, eight assists, three steals, and three treys, while Iggy was Iggy with 13 points and a full line. Danilo Gallinari is still in his shooting slump after a 6-of-15 night, but his 13 and 10 double-double was also a good look. He's still in buy low territory as we know he will turn that crooked shooting number around. JaVale McGee scored 12 points with six boards but did not have a block in his 20 minutes. Baby steps. Until I start hearing phrases like 'that's so JaVale,' I'm not going to worry.
The Price is Right
A.J. Price will have a shelf life that extends only as long as John Wall (knee) is out, and in an 8-cat league he is providing late-round value right now. He posted 15 points, five rebounds, seven assists, and three treys last night in an overtime loss to the Celtics, so give him a look if you need a point guard. Bradley Beal showed up with 16 points on 6-of-15 shooting, three treys, and a fairly stocked line, but it's worth noting that Jordan Crawford (ankle) only played 15 minutes. Kevin Seraphin was a guy I ranked in the 100-115 range in my Top 150, so needless to say I've had him as a must-own player before and after his emergence. He put up 16 points, nine boards, three assists, and a block, but did have six turnovers last night. I don't see the Wizards taking him off the floor if/when Nene comes back. Trevor Ariza is "lost" in the offense and a 19-minute outing with a bottom barrel box score should be enough to send the low-upside player to the scrap heap.
The Celtics are not going to surprise fantasy owners much this year, and last night was not going to be one of those nights. Rajon Rondo had 18 points, 14 assists, and three steals, Kevin Garnett went for 20 and 13, and Paul Pierce hit just 2-of-12 shots but managed to go for 15 and 10 with four steals on the strength of 10-of-12 makes from the charity stripe. Jared Sullinger (four points, four boards, 24 minutes) got the start but Brandon Bass did the finishing, playing big in overtime and finishing with 11 points and seven boards in 33 minutes. I'm not excited about Bass at all this season, but this was a win for him in the position battle. Jason Terry slowly improved like I thought he might, scoring 16 points on 7-of-15 shooting with two threes. That's where he'll be this year if things go well. Jeff Green (six points, 22 minutes) is still on the side of a milk carton right next to Courtney Lee (two points, 19 minutes).
Humphin Around
I pretty much laid the hammer down on Kris Humphries in yesterday's Dose, so naturally he played pretty well with 11 points and 11 boards against the Heat last night. He did his damage in 24 minutes and the Nets got blown out, and I need to see way more before I change the optics on my outlook.
You can write off the entire Brooklyn side of the box score.
For the Heat, Dwyane Wade (22 points, full line, no threes) is probably one more big night from outperforming his falling ADP and the trick will be to stay healthy, obviously. Anybody doubting his ability or explosion got that part of the equation wrong. Mario Chalmers put up eight points, six rebounds, five assists, a steal and a three in 27 minutes, and while I don't think we can rule out consistency issues I think he has shown enough to be worth an add in all 8- and 9-cat formats. He's on the cusp of mid-round value right now. Otherwise, it's hard to get too down on some of the pedestrian lines we saw on the Heat's side given the blowout.
Failure to Launch
The Pacers are a mess, and so is Bruski wunderkind Gerald Green, whom I own everywhere and proudly touted first as a solid flier and then as a solid late-round pick in general. As I said on Twitter, he can't buy a bucket and along with the Pacers' struggles it's creating a nasty situation where he doesn't hold anything close to 12-team value. There is light at the end of this tunnel, and it includes both Green shooting well again and the Pacers finding a way to straighten out their rudderless offense. George Hill (20 points, three rebounds, five assists, four steals, and one block) has been getting his, as has David West (20 points, six boards) and Paul George (13 points, seven boards, four steals, block, two threes). But collectively they're not making each other better. It's not a selfish thing, either, they just don't press the defense all that aggressively and Hill isn't getting them into offensive sets with any efficiency. You can drop Green and I will definitely be open to it on my end, but it's hard to give up on a player that stands a very good chance of stepping into the gaping hole left by Danny Granger's multi-month knee injury.
The Hawks held on to beat the Pacers last night by the score of 89-86 and saw the return of Josh Smith (ankle), who was fairly productive with 11 points, five rebounds, seven assists, and a steal. He's another guy to consider floating a buy low offer for as he has had just about as bad a start as anybody taken in the first round. Zaza Pachulia (six points, 14 boards) is a guy to watch if you need a big man and in general, as he can hold this type of value if the Hawks go to him as their starting center. I don't know that they will, and I'm not sure I understand why they don't. For now this has the look of a one-game arrangement because Pachulia does a good job on Roy Hibbert. Lou Williams (nine points, 21 minutes) played through a migraine with predictable results, and Jeff Teague kept his foot on the gas with 15 points, six rebounds, six assists, and three steals.
King Me
I spent a lot of time on the Kings yesterday and not a whole lot changed except a team that is worse than them came into town on the second night of a back-to-back, and the Kings eked out a close win. Tyreke Evans (15 points, seven boards) was good in the box score and bad on the court, DeMarcus Cousins went for 21 and 11 and played a bit better, Jason Thompson (13 points, four boards) is still the owner of only play the Kings know how to run, Marcus Thornton (11 points) hit another huge shot and continues to be underutilized, while Isaiah Thomas is the king in that department with 15 points and three treys in 21 minutes.
Thomas was benched after carrying the team through the first and third quarters, while Keith Smart goes with a good-news, bad-news backcourt of Aaron Brooks and Jimmer Fredette for much of the night. The good news is that they scored 23 combined points, and the bad news is that they gave up nearly as much on the other end. The Kings walked up and down the floor and gave up bucket after bucket due to lack of effort, but according to Kings writers it's always sunny in Sacramento.
Nothing is changing for owners of Kings that are struggling until the team goes a prolonged losing streak and the locals can't find any more silver linings. I'm putting a 'hold' recommendation on Cousins after two games of efficient numbers, Evans will probably finish more or less where we thought he would in the middle rounds despite the inconsistency and ugly play, Thornton will come around to his max potential but it might be a bumpy ride and he might blow his cool, Thompson is probably going to stay on the waiver wire, and Thomas can be dropped for less frustrating players. Just be ready to move on IT2 if Smart ever leaves the keys to his brand new Porsche lying around Sleep Apnea Arena.
Messed around and got a triple double
One writer opined that Greg Monroe's triple double was the quietest he had ever seen, and that's because most of the plays he made were easy chances against the Kings' lax defense. Monroe had 21 points, 12 rebounds, and a career-high 11 assists. It took a few big games but he's closing in on his lofty ADP with top-60 value thus far. Brandon Knight had one of his good nights with 21 points, four assists, and five 3-pointers, and it goes without saying that you should fire your players up against the Kings no matter what erroneous reports you see come out of Sacramento telling you they have a good defense. (Writer's Note: I had erroneously followed our blurb for the stat information, and I apologize for the misinformation).
Kyle Singler got into the act with 12 points, four rebounds, one steal, and two blocks, and leading the second unit in minutes with 25 he could be worth a look in deeper formats. He was a busy body on the court tonight. Andre Drummond played six minutes. He's not ready for fantasy leagues just yet, obviously. Rodney Stuckey was another guy Kings writers cavorted about the team stopping, ignoring his 6-of-40 mark coming into the game while bragging about holding him to five points on 2-of-6 shooting. I don't know what's wrong with Stuckey, but he's broken right now. I'm still holding him but he has about a week or so before I'll start to run out of patience in 12-team formats. I think he'll get it together but somebody will invariably come along that I can't pass up in the mold of Kevin Seraphin and the like.


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East Coast braces for Sandy's impactWritten by Mischa Wanek-Libman, editor
Frankenstorm, super storm, perfect storm, call it what you will, Hurricane Sandy has launched East Coast passenger and freight rail operations into a flurry of activity to prepare for the approaching wind and rain associated with the Category 1 tempest.
Passenger service has been suspended Monday on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, as well as transit and commuter service including New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), New York City Transit, Long Island Rail Road (LIRR), Metro-North Railroad, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority, New Jersey Transit, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority and Maryland Transit Administration. Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority will suspend service as of 2 p.m. Monday.
On the freight side of the industry, Norfolk Southern posted a notice on its website advising customers that traffic from Virginia through New England could be delayed at least 72 hours due to the possible impacts of heavy rains, flooding and high winds. CSX is also anticipating a 72-hour service disruption and has closed its network from Richmond, Va., north to Albany, N.Y. The closure includes Boston, Mass., and extends as far west as Brunswick, Md.
In the New York area, LIRR and Metro-North crews were busy securing railroad crossing gates system-wide from high winds. According to a statement from LIRR, the commuter railroad has 690 crossing gates at 295 grade crossings system-wide. Metro-North moved equipment away from flood-prone areas and New York's MTA removed critical track-level components from under river tubes so that, if flooding occurs, they will not suffer from the corrosive effects of salt water. Prior to high wind conditions, New York MTA workers will visit elevated stations to make certain everything is secure and not subject to wind damage.
All passenger service providers cited safety of customers and employees for the shutdown. Suspending service will also give service providers a chance to protect their infrastructure, move equipment to secure locations and quickly assess damage once the storm has passed.
At least one passenger railroad, VIA Rail Canada, attempted to keep an upbeat attitude about impending weather, posting a notice on its website that read, "Hurricane Sandy Alert – All trains operating as per their regular schedules with minor delays. Another good reason to take the train!"

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text: I'm trying to understand these...I know that they are awarded by others, but I am slightly confused as to how many you get when someone awards them. I have 3 people that have generously complemented me in this way. However after the first 2 I had 62 points (or about 31 each) and the third gave me 38 more?!?


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LOWELL -- A Lowell woman is facing child-assault charges after police say she began punching an 11-year-old boy in the face after he objected to her nasty talk about boys.
In Lowell District Court last week, Lourdes Torres, 19, of 256 Market St., Unit 307, had her bail set at $500 cash after she pleaded not guilty to one count of assault and battery on a child with injury.
Court documents state that on Jan. 2, Lowell police were flagged down by a 45-year-old woman who reported she had a problem at her home. The woman told police she arrived home and found her son had what appeared to be a broken nose, two large lumps on his head and a scratch on his face.
Torres allegedly told police she had been staying with the family for three weeks. She allegedly admitted hitting the boy, but said she was defending herself because he "mushed'' her in the face. Torres' next court date is Jan. 31 for a pretrial conference.
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do you still have anymore of the kit?
pm me pp info if you do
i wanna take a stab at making a pneumag.
do you still have anymore of the kit?
pm me pp info if you do
i wanna take a stab at making a pneumag.
Are there any magnet kits left? Also can I get just the sheet metal lever for the switch?
Interested in a pneu kit and a mag kit
Pm sent.. Want to purchase a complete kit..
Im intrested, cyberdave could you please PM me so I know you still exist?
ok, so i guess i'll try the magnet mod on my project.
i'll take a mag mod (no plate) and two 90* barbs if possible.
pm me when your ready for the duckets bra.
OK so i think i replyed to everybody... If not i'm sorry if i missed someone.
As for any orders, they have all been shipped and you should be getting your parts soon...
Thanks to all who have ordered,
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Need a pnuekit, with luke's ram, priority shipped,, send paypal request to: --recieved--
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monies sent, thanks
Do you have any pneu kits in stock? Pm sent.
Looking to pick up a kit with a luke piston. Just let me know how.
I need a pnue kit with the magnet mod and bracket if they are in stock.
All orders as of 6-20 were shipped on the 22nd.
All PM's have been sent or answered (I hope) If i missed you sorry bout that.
any word on my magnet mod?Originally Posted by cyberave68
interested in kit and possibly brackets and magnet pming.
I'm interested in just the kit, would get a bracket but don't have taps so i guess i'll work something out on my own. PMing you.
interested in a complete set up, the pnue parts, bracket and the magnet mod, as well as any info to help me be successful in this tinkering job. thanks
kits/parts still available?
I sent you a pm with the parts I need. I'll paypal the money when you respond.
To Cyberave68:
Will this directly mount to the intelframe bracket? or will i need to cut it off and make my own? Also could i move up msv2 to give myself more space? Has the piston been ground down to fit into the frame?
Last edited by NoremacTheImpaler; 07-21-2008 at 04:11 PM.
Now on to the pic. This is of Luke's intelli mount bracket and an install i did for someone....Originally Posted by NoremacTheImpaler
Do you have any left in stock? Magnet Mod and Pneu Kit with luke's piston/ram. Also if you dont could you leave the threading on it so i can add extra set screws.
Last edited by NoremacTheImpaler; 07-23-2008 at 06:23 PM.
CyOriginally Posted by NoremacTheImpaler
Nevermind, i looked at the pictures some more. Could you PM me when you get you Pneu kits and magnet mods in with luke's ram/piston.
Thanks for the replies
im interested in a pneu kit and magnet mod. im looking to put on into an intelliframe and mount it onto my micromag. is there anything else i would need to do this besides the lpr?
Ok i sent you the money for the pneukit and magnet mod. Colors dont matter
paypal inbound for pnue kit, mag mod and bracket. Still having trouble accessing the how to link on the first page.
Got your payment, and thanks for the heads up on the link. I fixed it now...Originally Posted by MechMags
I pm'd you, but I think ill take on the job/task of modding it myself and making a pnuemag, have any pneukits in stock? Im gonna try installing it into an Intelliframe. Everyones asking so include Luke's ram, and mounting bracket, ill also take a magnet mod if available...So basically I want everything available to make a successful Pnuemag...Ill await your PM.
PM replyed to, if you need any info there is a link on the first page with a "HOW TO PNEUMAG" with alot of useful info....Originally Posted by Hazardous/2k4


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Essential Bicycle Maintenance & Repair teaches you how to
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By Ed Patino
CANTON, Ohio � The Hillsdale College men's basketball team stumbled early and late Thursday in a 79-58 loss to the Malone University Pioneers in a Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game at Osborne Hall.
The game was the first-ever conference matchup between the teams. Malone is in its first season as a member of the GLIAC.
Hillsdale (12-5, 8-5 GLIAC) had its four-game winning streak snapped and fell into a second-place tie with Malone (10-6, 8-5 GLIAC) in the South Division.
The Chargers never led in the game as Malone raced to an 23-11 lead in the opening eight minutes. Hillsdale battled back to within four midway through the half, but the Pioneers recovered and took a 39-32 lead into halftime.
Malone held a double-digit lead for the majority of the second half, but the Chargers pulled to within 66-58 with two minutes remaining. That would be as close as they would get as the Pioneers scored the game's final 13 points to seal the win.
Brandon Pritzl scored 19 points to lead Hillsdale. Tim Dezelski had 12 points and six rebounds, while Nick Washburn also scored 12 points. Darius Ware had six points, five rebounds and four assists and Ryan Choiniere finished with five points and six assists.
Isiah Elliott had 27 points and four assists to lead the Pioneers. Zach Bates added 14 points and eight rebounds, while Che Richardson had 12 points and five rebounds. Cory Veldhuizen scored 10 points and grabbed six rebounds.
The Chargers return home Saturday afternoon when they host Walsh.
Women's Basketball
Malone 75, Hillsdale College 60
The Hillsdale College women's basketball team was unable to slow down the hot-shooting Malone University Pioneers in Thursday's Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference game at Osborne Hall.
Hillsdale (6-9, 3-9 GLIAC) never led in the game, which was the first conference meeting between the teams. Malone (9-7, 5-7 GLIAC) shot 47.3 percent from the floor on the night.
The Pioneers built a 43-30 lead by halftime, then pulled away in the second half.
Kayla Geffert scored 17 points to lead the Chargers. Megan Fogt had 15 points and eight rebounds, while Brooke Borowski scored eight points. Ashlyn Landherr grabbed eight rebounds and Sarah Theut handed out four assists.
Deborah Simmers had 24 points to lead Malone. Lindsy Snyder recorded a double-double with 12 points and 10 rebounds, while Sydnee Penn added 10 points.
Hillsdale will host Walsh for another GLIAC game Saturday afternoon.
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all of my info is correct. Thanks again for taking this project on for all of us.
all of my info is correct. Thanks again for taking this project on for all of us.
Oh and if you have read it... READ IT AGAIN!!!
For the 2.5's, what colors do you have extras of? Thanks
I didn't see my gen 2.5 black on the list in your first post. I'm #15.
I only have BLACK Gen 2.5's extra... Sorry, but all of the colors are taken.Originally Posted by Stayhuge
Zondo... sorry... I'm not fully finished with the list... got interrupted with life... Working on the rest now..
I know how that is... stupid lifeOriginally Posted by DevilMan
Alright I'm pretty sure I'm up to speed...
I've got 1 extra PURPLE and about 20 Extra Gen 2.5's.
The reds and blues and such are taken, but if you want a Gen 2.5 or that one last purple let me know.
Also please check to see if I have your info correct on that top section as that's what will be sent in to laser. I've got them half packed but need some more bubble wrap which I'll get tomorrow and get the rest of them packed and ready to go out tomorrow.
So PLEASE CHECK!
Sea Chip, I got you updated... Sans the SMC on both.
Everyone else check and recheck please... My head is finally slowing down the spin of reading 6 pages and PM's and trying to make sure I got everything covered.
Let me know,
Bumping again to make sure everyone is seeing this... these jewels are on the way out the door TODAY!
So let me know..
Got your PM Loguzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz and got Post #1 updated I'm pretty sure with everything for everyone...
Anyone care to guess what a 12" X 12" X 6" block of AL and SS weighs???
It's a good bit I'll say that!
Flat rate box ftwOriginally Posted by DevilMan
YUP!!!! Up to 70 lbs!!! bwahahhahaahaa....Originally Posted by Rudz
headed to the PO now.
I just looked at the pics of your thumb...that is effing nasty!!! I do not have a weak stomach, but I cringed when I saw that.
hehehee.. yeah it was a doozy... I should take a pic of what it looks like today... I heal pretty quick... just need the thumb print to grow back... other than that it's closed up nice.Originally Posted by Ratt
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This is like that scene in BASEketball where they have an entire conversation only saying "Dude"
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Sweeeet!Originally Posted by Rudz
One of us, One of us, One of us!!Originally Posted by DevilMan
Grrrrr.... well it's a time of mixed emotion....
The knives came in today and the box has seen better days. I know that the system can be rough on things, but really you would think that with something weighing what this box did that folks wouldn't have a choice but to handle it a bit more carefully as failure to do so would leave with a broken foot or hand easily.
Anywho, the box was intact and I've not counted them yet, but they look to be all there, I know quite a few are correct, but I'll go out and say that none of them are done the way I wanted them to be. For some of you they may be better for others worse and I'll apologize now for the way they turned out.
grrrrr... anyway... I've got to work on getting them ready to ship out to you guys. If any of you have a major issue with your knife let me know and we'll work something out. Nothin is going to harm the operation of them, but far too many have dents, dings, scrapes or bruises.
I've taken pics of all of them together and taken pics of some of the most damaged ones and will take more pics as I sort them out individually.
Well that's the update...
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Troy Tulowitzki, who ramped up his rehabilitation Wednesday with a full round of batting practice, said that the Rockies' fall to the bottom of the National League should force the team into changes before next year.
"I think that's why I came out numerous times and said I want to win," Tulowitzki said. "It doesn't mean I want out of here. It means I'm sick and tired of losing.
"Something needs to change. Hopefully that comes fairly quickly. You can't force it. But at the same time, we're all frustrated with this year — especially me."
When Tulowitzki rejoins the Rockies lineup, he'll land on a team in the midst of a free fall. The Rockies entered Wednesday night's game against the Chicago Cubs riding a five-game losing streak and losers of eight of their past nine games.
Tulowitzki said it's important for the Rockies to show improvement over the season's final weeks.
"Finish strong and end the season strong," he said. "It's been a rough year, but end it on a good note and head into next season hopefully things looking up."
Tulowitzki's .340 batting average and .432 on-base percentage remain the best in baseball. And his .603 slugging percentage ranks second. But the frustration of another lost season wears on the all-star shortstop.
"It's very hard," he said. "It'd be easy to just pack up things and throw these games away and say, 'Hey, we're out of this thing' and move on to next year. But in that clubhouse, we need to finish strong and end on a good note. Some guys need to prove themselves for next year. And some guys need to get more experience to help out the team."
Tulowitzki said the Rockies can build on the lineup that broke out to a 22-14 record.
"That lineup we featured in April, and some of our pitchers being healthy, was good enough to win," Tulowitzki said. "But things kind of fell apart and fell apart quickly.
"But you look at the Red Sox and the things they did, they're kind of the model team. They blew things up and then next year they're right back in contention. So hopefully we can do a little bit of that."
Tulowitzki, who's been on the Rockies' 15-day disabled list with a high thigh injury (technically, a left hip flexor strain), will begin defensive drills Thursday. If his lateral movement has improved, he could begin a minor-league rehab assignment soon, he said.
"I've been feeling good swinging," he said. "I got to run a little bit (Tuesday), did a bunch of exercises. Hopefully (Thursday) I can pick up my running and see where I'm at.
"My swing feels great. Even a couple days after I injured myself, I could have swung if I needed to. It was just the running and defensive lateral stuff I needed to take it easy on. But it hasn't affected my swing at all."
The attitude in the Rockies clubhouse remains professional, Tulowitzki said.
"I don't see any quit. They come out here and play hard every single day," he said. "We've had some deficits we've overcome. And I think we would have (team) meetings if we didn't sense that. We're playing hard. And Walt (Weiss) has said the same thing."
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Great guy traded a cocker for a mag, couldnt be happier with deal, great buisnessman, terrific guy, would hesitate to do buisness again...Thanks!
Purchased a 13 bps hyperframe for a great price! Shipped within 3 days. Great seller and definitely recommended! Thanks
purchased a pneuframe from me, paid quick and excellent communication. Would deal with this guy anyday. Good luck with the new frame.
Dealt with Mr. Trucker for a Z Body for my mag.... Wonderful gent to converse with and outstanding example of humankind.
Mr. Trucker worked with me on shipping, on price, and on what the weather would be like on the day I was to receive the item. It all went off without a hitch and it was a beautiful exchange.
Feel safe and secure in doing any bizness with Mr. Trucker and I am sure you will receive the same, if not better, (minus the weather part.... that was special for me only) treatment and service.
Had a very smooth transaction. I would buy from him anytime.
smooth transaction, fast shipping
Traded my Pneu frame for his X-valve. Great guy to deal with. Very reasonable, very fast shipping, we need more guys like BigTrucker.
Bought a tickler lpr and doc's adapter off him. Shipped fast and good deal easy to work with. Thanks,mat
pick up a ule body from this guy great price and he shipped it quick to me got it in 3 days after sending money.
Great seller trust this guy
Got a rail from BT and he shipped ultra fast with great communication......
bought some braided hoses and sold him things in a previous deal that i don't think i left feedback for. great guy, would deal with anytime, great communication, A++++
Paid fast, good communication, great transaction.
bought a crome pnuemag frame. shipped quickly, works great. good seller
Purchased a CF PPS barrel from BigTrucker. Barrel was flawless as was the transaction. Would gladly do business with him again.
got a body for a great price, fast shipping. recommend A+ . will deal with again
Transaction was smooth and product was i great shape.
Bought some ASA's off of me knowing exactaly what he wanted and paid quickly.
bought RT barrel, paid fast, easy to deal with
i bought rt sear assembly, asa adapter, rail, lights. great deal and fast shipping.
bought an rt sear assembly, rail, vert asa adapter and sights from an rt automag.
great seller.
bought a ule body. shipped fast, great item. A+ seller.
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What's your symptoms. We all know that Ray can't help since he's a programmer.Originally Posted by TooDamnSweet
What's your symptoms. We all know that Ray can't help since he's a programmer.Originally Posted by TooDamnSweet
Whats the league ID if its not full already?
Welcome back miss TDS-ladychickperson..a power supply, eh? So just buy some new batteries for that thing and you'll be back in vibratory bliss Or you could always go for a 'bama slammer..friend of mine has one of those things. It friggin' plugs into the wall...crazy, eh? Now all joking aside, power supplies are rediculously easy to replace..You shant have any excuses!
Trans, I take it you got the league ID on your own, Ja?
I'm way too old for this ****.
Har har har!! I happen to know how to fix a power supply. Just show me which one it is first tho.
As for vibratory bliss...HA! She breaks every single one...even the one made by Black and Decker!
But I'll get that thing fixed sooner or later.
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Ya a lil bit of hacking into yahoo no prob at allOriginally Posted by spazzed
ahh and gibbs if shes breaking that many it dont look too good on you my friend maybe you should step up in the satisfying department of just step aside and let take over
What's your symptoms. We all know that Ray can't help since he's a programmer.
LOL the symptoms.......it won't turn on! It's dead!! LOL
You guys are funny!! I have no comment to the above conversation. None at all!
Originally posted by Miscue
Romeo... bah! He's a pathetic fool who was lamely obsessed with the impressionable Juliet.
It won't turn on, eh? Gman, you need to goto the Doc!!Originally Posted by TooDamnSweet
Grrr... SOCAL's main rock station announced the WORST concert line up I've ever heard a rock station announce. With bands like: Devo, Billy Idol, Morrisey, Tears for Fears, Flock of Seagulls, & Siouxsie, plus some others. I mean come on. Most of these groups I heard when I was 10 (13 years ago). Now keep in mind this is for a radio station that plays, Korn, Beastie Boys, Tool, Staind, Linkin Park, White Zombie, etc. Also looked at the House Of Blues calendar and another oldie group is playing in a couple weeks, Ministry w/ My Life with A Thrill Kill Kult.
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That's what KROQ used to play before todays rock bands. Richard Blade had a segment called Flash Back, I think, during the 12 o'clock hour on the weekdays. And Rodney Binganheimen played alot of underground type of music did not have the usual rock sound. That was usually during the real late hours, now it's the trance/rave type crap.
My point is though that it isn't Kroq's music type NOW. Well except for the flashback lunch anyway. I personally think that era of music should go away and never come back, just like the Hair bands did.
I am actually very fond of that music. The Cure, Depeche Mode, New Order, Dramarama, Beastie Boys, The Cult, Guns n Roses, etc...pretty much all the Richard Blade stuff are definitely keepers IMO. Flashback lunches, Rock Blocks, and even some of the mixes they used to play on KROQ were really good. As far as the hair bands, spandex, all the body netting stuff...those are things I found funny at the time and I still do.Originally Posted by RoadDawg
On weekends, I found out that 98.7 plays all the old school 80s and 90s stuff. I find myself just listening to all that with great fondness. GOOD STUFF!!!
Personally, I consider G&R a hair band. Just look at them. Long hair, spandex, and bandana's!Originally Posted by gibby
I've also been listening to 98.7 and KLSX. They have some great classic rock bands. Right now, I have a CD full of MP3's that consist of Swing and SKA that I play in my truck.
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I personally have switched to 97.1 (talk radio) due to the lack of good music on the air waves. Tom Leykis, Howard Stern, and The Triplets are enough to make me laugh, and enjoy the radio. If they bore me I go to my cd's.
You old people need to find some new tunes
And these new bands need to find their own sound and stop using the "old" bands songs to make a hit song.Originally Posted by spazzed
haha! So very true!Originally Posted by pbzmag
I'm at gibby's so I thought I'd pop in and say hello. I miss coming on here! Please tell gibby to fix my computer so I can rejoin the fun LOL
Gibby! Fix her effin' computer so she can rejoin the "fun"!
/me still visiting from gibby's computer...... LOL No worries he'll do it when he has a chance.
We're all ready for Shatnerball!!! We've got our tickets and we're ready to play!!!!!!!
I really wish you guys were coming.
You're not the only one ..Oh well, I get football x2, a long weekend, scantily clad women and lots of booze instead
You guys have gotta start posting more..this thread ain't gonna die!!
uhhh ya im posting see me posting ahhh I POSTED!
LIES I say, LIES!!!
LOL I'm posting!!! Here I am!!! Here I go.......... LOL JK
Still no computer for me so I'm only on for a few minutes every couple of days. But that's better than nothing right???
Feels good to be missed LOL
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A defining moment in 20th Century book collecting came in 1934, when John Carter's New Paths in Book Collecting appeared. He suggested to Alexander the Greats of bibliomania that the entire world of collecting had not yet been conquered, that there were subjects—detective fiction was one—that collectors hadn't latched onto yet.
If you had been around to take his advice, and bought up all the Dorothy L. Sayers and Agatha Christies and Dashiell Hammetts in dust jacket, you could now be donating millions of dollars to the Annual Fund at the Newberry and getting one of the lockers named after you. (Have you made that memorial donation for Davy Jones yet?) But you didn't, and perhaps you are despondent, thinking that by now all the avenues of collecting have been taken and there is nothing new to track down.
Ah, but isn't that why you have an Uncle Blogsy? (You knew there was a reason, but you thought it was something awful you did in a previous life? Why don't you go to some other blog and read poetry?) There are still areas which are not yet collected to death, and which you can find at the Newberry Book Fair at quite reasonable rates.
I realized it this week when I opened a box and found Uncle John's Bathroom Reader. This is a compilation of trivia and odd facts brought together in short chapters for reading during thoughtful moments of repose. We get this and two or three of its sequels every year. I was unaware until I unloaded the box that there are over three dozen titles in the series. Here was the 10th anniversary edition, and there was the 20th anniversary edition, and if I were you, I'd start collecting these now, because the early printings are getting hard to find in good condition. There is, of course, a website, and I note that Uncle John's compilations are available on Kindle, which I had not realized until just now must be the ultimate bathroom reading (though I'm not sure I'd take it in the tub.)
But you don't have to stop there. Uncle John is not the only game in town. You can also find the Great American Bathroom Reader, W.C. Privy's Bathroom Companion, The Mad Bathroom Companion, and two different series called Jokes for the John. Neither of them seems to be related to the Jokes for the John series published in the early 60s by the euphoniously named Kanrom, which was also responsible for Can-O-Rama. These books are noted for having a hole in the upper lefthand corner, with a chain through them for hanging in the bathroom.
In fact, if you don't want to collect potty books, you could collect books with holes in that corner. There were lots: almanacs were often published in this format, and probably nearly as many cookbooks. Phonebooks, too, at least in small communities, always had that little hole in them, and for the same reason. These books were, at least in the eyes of their publishers, so important in daily life that you couldn't possibly hide them away on a shelf. You needed them hanging from a hook in the kitchen, by the phone, or next to the counter in the general store. The ones which saw actual use are very rare in good condition, because eventually the hook or the string would tear through the corner of the book.
Another genre hard to find in good condition combines the two: a bathroom book hung up for ready reference. These are the Wards and Sears mail-order catalogs, which found their way to the outhouse once their retail life had ended. This was a LITTLE before my time, pineapple cutlet, but I am informed by those in the know that these, like many works of great literature, have a point you can check to see whether the catalog was actually hung in the little house out back. All the black and white pages will be missing.
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I recently heard a story told by a real estate agent about how some clients were looking to sell their property. A buyer was found, and an offer received that was somewhat less than the asking price.
All seemed well, except when the sellers went on a social media page for the buyers to check on them.
Turns out the buyer had been posting about the property and made comments to effect that "this is EXACTLY the property we were looking for! We'd have paid anything for it."
Needless to say, the offer on the table (which was close to be being accepted by the sellers) was politely pushed back across the table, and the sellers eventually got full price from the buyer.
The moral here is that, with the prevalence of social networks and the relative ease with which people can search for public statements, it's best to enforce a "loose lips sink ships" policy during a transaction to buy or sell real estate.
The agent I was talking to does, indeed, advise his clients to "shut up" on their social media sites and blogs and also makes a point of researching the other party in transactions he's involved in – and their agent, too.
This is not an isolated incident, either. I have seen or heard about similar issues surrounding major sites such as Facebook and Twitter.
I remember one time when I saw a friend on Facebook talking about a prospective sale of real estate only to have several "friends" comment that they were in a "rough neighborhood" anyway. I seem to recall (wish I'd screen-printed now!) that the seller even agreed with the friends' comments!
"Loose lips sink ships" is a reference to a World War II-era slogan used to encourage military workers to not discuss details with strangers here in the United States, due to the presence of enemy spies around the facilities. The slogan has stuck around because the principle is universal: Watch what you say, because people can listen in.
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Kevin Hart is getting married.
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The "Ride Along" actor announced Monday on Instagram that he's engaged to his girlfriend Eniko Parrish.
"She said YEEEEESSSSS...... #Happy #MyRib #i(expletive)LoveHer," Hart captioned an image of Parrish and himself.
The pair have dated for five years. According to MSN.com, Hart proposed on her birthday.
"Happy Birthday to the most amazing woman in the world. Today is your day babe and we are going to party like it's 1999....I love you so much. I'm a better man because of you. P.S your old as (expletive) now lmao #Dirty30 #HappyBday #ThrowBackPic," he wrote.
Sounds like he likes her.
Parrish recently denied pregnancy rumors, tweeting on Aug. 14 that the couple does plan to have kids. "LOL! Working on it does NOT mean right now. 'Working on it' means when the timing is right.. We will begin to plan!" she wrote.
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Class 2 District 2 high school wrestling preview
KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – The Kirksville wrestling team is coming off another great regular season as they move toward the District Tournament that starts today and goes through Saturday at St. Charles West High School.
The Tigers are looking to duplicate past postseasons' success.
"I would put our schedule up against anyone in the district. If these guys can weather that storm week in and week out, this weekend should be pretty par for the course. However, there is a little more pressure on the line because you either do or you don't. This could be the end of your season. I have told these guys we have prepared, you are ready and more prepared than your opponent," said Kirksville head coach Kevin Powell.
Kirksville has wrestled their traditional tough schedule as they have taken in part in tournaments across the state as well as in Iowa and Illinois.
Powell has been focused on wrestlers improving throughout the season as they move toward districts and ultimately the state tournament.
"These guys need to give their competition a reason to quit. Since we are competing for a team trophy at the district tournament, plus that a lot these guys should qualify for state kind of spurs these guys on. We have a 14-against-one kind of mentality all year," said Powell.
Wrestling at 106 for KHS is Kaleb Cox. Cox finished the regular season with a 7-12 record and is coming off a knee injury. State ranked wrestlers that Cox might have to face include No. 4 Drew Ditter of St. Charles West, No. 5 Josh McClure of Fulton, and No. 19 Lawrence Woods of McCluer South-Berkley.
"He has got some experience now and I think he has the 'want to.' I'm happy on where his knee is at, so I think Kaleb is right there. With three ranked guys in his bracket that leaves the fourth sport wide open, and I don't see any reason why he can't take that spot," said Powell.
At 113 pounds and ranked No. 3 in the state is Ethan Rentschler. Rentschler finished the regular season with an impressive 38-6 mark. Other ranked wrestlers at 113 pounds include, Darian Young of McCluer South-Berkley at No. 12 Chad Hachtel of St. Charles West at No. 15 Jadin Taylor of Mexico at No. 16 and Zane Norton of John Burroughs at No. 17.
"Ethan should be a favorite in his bracket and should be bonus points [tech falls and pins] in the tournament and in a close team race those bonus points can be big," said Powell.
Will Krause finished the season at 12-26 at 120 pounds. In the 120-pound division are No. 4 Hunter Smith of Mexico, No. 5 Brendan Hachtel of St. Charles West, No. 6 Reid Hanmore of St. Charles, No. 13 John Broughton of MICDS, and Derian Inlow-Smith at No. 17 from Moberly.
"Will is working on some good stuff and is becoming a dangerous wrestler. Will has had a tough season and his record isn't real good but he is one of those guys who can score for us though," said Powell.
At 126 is Branden Beeler who finished 28-15. He is ranked No. 7, in the state and will face fellow state ranked wrestler Jordan Jones of Mexico who is No. 5.
"Branden should also get us some bonus points on his way to a qualifying spot," said Powell.
Beeler has had somewhat of a roller coaster season.
"I looking forward to seeing how everyone is going to do since we have been working hard toward a state championship this season. I want to come and start strong and finish strong, I am looking to win the tournament this year," said Beeler.
Coming in at 132 is Evan Aljundi, who ended his season at 19-28. Aljundi faces a tough draw with four state ranked wrestlers in his bracket, including No. 1 and defending state champion Cody Pae of Fulton, No. 2 John Williams of McCluer South-Berkely, No. 13 Angel Mendez of St. Charles West, and No. 17 Scott Speaks of Mexico.
"Evan is a lot like Will, he has the potential to qualify and he should certainly get some points for us in the tournament," said Powell.
Mitch Kriegshauser is at 138 pounds and comes in ranked No. 5 as he finished with a record of 33-16. Also ranked at 138 is No. 6 Nick Scherer of MICDS, No. 8 Trenton Clines of Fulton, and No. 12 Jayde Moran of Mexico.
Kriegshauser is a senior who knows that any match could be his last.
"This is when everything starts to count and you better be on top of your game. Being a senior presents a lot of pressure but coach has prepared us well so that we can continue on past the district tournament," said Kriegshauser
"He is going to have to have a good tournament because he might have one of the tougher draws in the tournament. But he should be seeded pretty high because he had a good season, and as a senior I feel like should be able to qualify," said Powell.
Moving up to 145 pounds is Matt Kelly. He finished the season with an 11-12 mark. Also at 145 is No. 1 Jake Vitale of Mexico, No. 14 Steve Biondo of St. Charles West, and No. 16 Trey Hudson of Fulton.
"He is a state qualifier from last year and has bumped up a couple weight classes with some tough wrestle-offs and should be pretty good," said Powell.
At 152 is Tre Stewart who finished with a 29-18 season and comes in No. 10. He will face No. 7 Brennen Dixson of Moberly and No. 14 Sam Fayad of Mexico.
"Hopefully he is where he needs to be, because he has had some ups and downs this season, but is wrestling as a smarter wrestler," said Powell.
At 160 is Dorian Sneddon. Sneddon finished 12-25. He will face a very top-heavy bracket with No. 1 Casey Bartee of St. Charles West, No. 3 Drew Benner of Fulton, No. 5 Blake Joiner of Moberly, and No. 6 Ryan Johnson of St. Charles.
"He has had hard a year as he has been filling a spot for us, a lot of self sacrifice from that guy this season. He is going to have to wrestle tough and do the best he can," said Powell.
Also coming off an injury is Kylan Easley, who finished at 25-6 and No. 9 in the state.
"He wrestled good at Quincy and we are hoping he can wrestle hard," said Powell.
Also ranked at 170 pounds are No. 3 Blake Rugraff of St. Charles West, No. 8 Zach Benner of Fulton, and No. 10 Charles Barnes of MICDS.
"We are looking forward to getting all 14 wrestlers qualified for state. We want to keep our scores high and come with a gold from districts. They said I wouldn't be able to wrestle for quite a long time, but I finally started to progress and it's painful, but I can work through it and go to districts and win some gold for the team," said Easley.
Makenna Cook is coming off an outstanding season that saw him finish the year ranked No. 1 and with a 43-1 record.
However, he will face a difficult challenge in the 182-pound bracket, with No. 4 Payton Turner of Mexico, No. 8 Ryan Meyer of St. Charles West, No. 9 Christian Bledsoe of John Burroughs, No. 10 Trae Ford of Moberly, and No. 11 Louis Grace of MICDS.
"I think Cook is going to have a good tournament," said Powell.
No. 11 at 195 is Kade Proctor, who finished 34-9. Three other ranked wrestlers will be in Proctors' bracket, No. 9 Paul Brooks of Fulton, No. 16 Adrian Minor of Mexico, and No. 18 Andelson Perez of St. Charles West.
"He is a little beat up, but if he wrestles smart and to his potential he should do fine," said Powell.
Logan Summers finished 38-9 at 220 pounds and ranked No. 3. Summers is the highest ranked wrestler in his bracket, but No. 9 Taylor Boyce of Priory, No. 10 John Kingsley of Fulton and No. 12 Alex Breck of St. Charles West join him as ranked wrestlers.
"He has had a great year and had pinned a lot of guys and should be in real good shape," said Powell.
Closing out the Kirksville line-up is Austin Dovin at 285. Dovin finished ranked No. 9 and with a record of 32-15. Also ranked in his bracket are No. 5 Jeff Kinder of Moberly, No. 6 Damien Bell of McCluer South-Berkley, No. 12 Clayton Bristol of Fulton, No. 13 Wyatt Gale of Priory, and No. 15 Solo Ceesay of John Burroughs.
"He is going to have to wrestler smart and tough and if he does that he should have a pretty good chance of going to state," said Powell.
Powell feels there is one thing his team has to do to be successful.
"I think every guy is going to have to have a lot of heart and zero excuses. We are a little beat up, which makes it easy to find an excuse. They just have to get all of that out of their heads," said Powell.


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Tuesday was a special night for the Neosho wrestling program. Celebrating Mat Warming, the Wildcats' annual homecoming event, and senior night, Neosho went on to pick up a pair of dual victories in its final home dual of the season.
Tuesday was a special night for the Neosho wrestling program. Celebrating Mat Warming, the Wildcats' annual homecoming event, and senior night, Neosho went on to pick up a pair of dual victories in its final home dual of the season.
Not only did the Wildcats come away with two easy victories — downing Columbus (Kan.) 67-9, and Caney (Kan.) 76-6 — but one of their own, senior wrestler Montana Drum, was crowned queen during the festivities at the intermission before she joined teammates Peter Elwise, Christian Lopez and Nate Rodriguez during the intermission to be honored on senior night.
"Tonight was a pretty big night for me and my buddies that are seniors," Lopez said. "It was a big night for us, and it was a big win for not just our seniors, but for our team."
While Drum traded her wrestling gear for a dress on Tuesday, she was probably itching to get on the mat with her teammates as they, along with the Seneca Indians, dominated the competition in a Missouri vs. Kansas format. For the Wildcats, it was more proof that they continue to improve as a team.
"(We've) definitely come a long way since our first dual," Rodriguez said of the team. "It's been a lot of fun, it's still not over yet. We still have a long ways to go."
Columbus and Caney both featured several open weight classes. Columbus had five open weights to Caney's three. Columbus was open at 106, 113, 120, 132 and 138 pounds. Caney was open at 106, 113 and 195.
Results for the Wildcats against Columbus, with Neosho wrestlers listed first, were: 126 pounds, Dakota McGarrah pinned Derek Creel, 1:20; 145, Kyle Hostetter pinned Ryan Thomas, 4:52; 152, Elwise pinned Cornwal, .49; 160, Garrick Fausett lost to Taylor Wilkins; 170, Austin Hailey won by decision over Jace McDown, 2-1; 182, Jacob Brock pinned Austin Napier, 1:05; 195, Ben Elledge lost to Gavin Houser; 220, Lopez won by major decision over Bradley Von Hoose, 20-7; 285, Aaron Clardy pinned Shad Rudolph, .55.
Neosho's results against Caney were: 120, Toby Friend lost to Chance Stanton; 126, McGarrah pinned Guy Kinder, .35; 132, Rodriguez pinned Joe Armitage, 1:08; 138, Jason Box pinned Colton Stalford, 3:45; 145, Hostetter pinned Blake Hollandsworth, .21; 152, Elwise pinned Dalton Owen, .50; 160, Fausett pinned Brycen Gulick, 2:47; 170, Hailey pinned Derek Bayless, 1:30; 182, Brock pinned Wyatt Anderson, .39; 220, Lopez won by decision over Ethan Gustus, 17-5; 285, Clardy pinned Stephen Baker, 1:25; 132, Bradley Ratliff pinned Kayser, .59.
With a large crowd on hand and two Neosho victories, Wildcats coach Jeremy Phillips couldn't have been happier with how the night progressed.
"What a great crowd (and) an exciting atmosphere for our last home dual, but most importantly senior night," Phillips said. "Very proud of all our seniors, and the way they finished wrestling at home, and happy for Montana being recognized homecoming queen.
"(I) thought that we showed some good growth and, again, that we are well on our way to (peaking) as a team when we need it most."
Seneca, meanwhile, also whipped both Kansas teams as they rolled Columbus, 72-3, and Caney, 60-16.
Results for the Indians, with Seneca wrestlers listed first, were: 126, Cole Lankford pinned Creel, .24; 145, Logan Grady pinned Thomas, 1:29; 152, Butch Ferguson pinned Cornwall, 1:38; 160, Jalen Skaggs lost to Wilkins, 7-1; 170, Ryker Skelton won by decision over McDown, 12-7; 182, Jeff Butler pinned Napier, 4:45; 195, Dylan West pinned Houser 3:53; 220, Devin Madison pinned Von Hoose, .51; 285, Dakota Schick pinned Cayenteno, 3:36.
Results for the Indians against Caney were: 113, Quentin Cotten won by forfeit. 120, Roark pinned Stanton, 1:03; 126, Lankford pinned Armitage, .19; 132, Rhoades pinned Kinder, 1:44; 138, open to Stalford; 145, Grady pinned Hollandsworth, .43; 152, Ferguson pinned Owen, .30; 160, Skaggs pinned Gulick, .37; 170, Skelton lost by decision to Bayless, 12-0; 182, Butler pinned Anderson, .43; 195, West won by forfeit; 220, Madison pinned Gustus, 4:36; 285, Schick pinned Baker, 1:15.
Said Indians coach Jeff Sill, "I thought we did pretty good. I was kind of expecting more matches for everybody, so it was kind of tough to get really into a dual with this many opens. But coming off a real tough Platte County Tournament over the weekend to tonight, I thought the kids did real well. Some things we talked about, the kids showed."


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I t may have been an accident, but University of Colorado alumnae Joann Joselyn paved the way for women in the field of astro-geophysics.
Joselyn, now 69, was the first woman to graduate with a Ph.D. in the field at CU-Boulder. But she wasn't supposed to be the first.
"I would have been the second, but the woman who was supposed to graduate first had to take some time off to rebuild her house after her kids set it on fire," said Joselyn, who earned her Ph.D. in 1977. "I've always felt bad about that, but it's how I got to be the first."
Joselyn will talk about her experiences as one of the only women in CU's engineering school, her accomplishments in the field of astro-geophysics -- a branch of earth science dealing with space -- and her lifelong love for space (she calls herself a "space groupie") on Wednesday as part of the Boulder Conversations with Extraordinary People series at the Chautauqua Community House.
The lecture series is in its fourth year and highlights people living in Boulder who have made strides in their fields, said Nancy Geyer, executive director for the Boulder History Museum.
"There are so many interesting people who have amazing accomplishments living in Boulder, so we wanted to introduce them to the community," Geyer said.
More than 20 years after receiving her Ph.D., Joselyn embraced another lucky streak when she became the first female secretary general of the International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics, a world organization that studies the Earth and its environment in space.
The U.S. was looking for a quiet nominee for the secretary general position since a Canadian nominee was favored to win it, Joselyn said. A woman had never held the position before, and she did not expect to be the first.
"I told them they could nominate me for the position because there was no way I would win it, so I'd be a safe nomination," Joselyn said. "Then I got a call asking if my nomination was real after the Canadian nominee had to withdraw. I thought 'I can be queen of the world or stay here and work for eight more years.'"
She left her position at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to run of one of the world's most influential science organizations. It was a dream come true for the woman who became fascinated with space on her 14th birthday, when the world's first satellite was launched.
"I was a Sputnik kid," Joselyn said. "I was fascinated with Sputnik from day one, and it's what kept me going all these years."
Joselyn has received the George Norlin Award from CU, a Daily Camera Pacesetter Award and induction to the Colorado Woman's Hall of Fame.
The Boulder resident currently serves on the board at the Frasier Meadows Manor in Boulder where she recently rewritten the bylaws for the board -- a piece of cake compared to revising the bylaws of IUGG, she said.
"I can't quit now," Joselyn said. "Leadership is something that's learned but now that it's in me, it's there for good."
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