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They say every village in Oaxaca, like Chiapas, has a basketball court. Sometimes there's not much else there.

I was practicing my dry-land paddle skills in a basketball court near North Village one night and an outdoor adventure assistant noticed me.

When we went down there that, as a U.S. basketball player, you're kind of like a rock star off the court, but the minute you step on the court you are the most hated opponent that there is. Everybody measures their progress in international basketball by how they do against the U.S. That's a constant pressure every time you step onto the court.

There is a considerable body of law that says the court has to follow the law at the time the case is decided, ... If they (the Village Board) repeals this section of the law, then the court is going to have to treat the law as no longer being in effect.

With all of the distractions, I think if anything, it has brought us closer together and we understand [that] once we cross the line and get on the court, it is basketball. All the off-court stuff needs to stay off the court.

I was pretty focused. I told those guys I've been dealing with some things personally off the basketball court, so I haven't really been myself on the court. I just wanted to come out and take all of that personal stuff and leave it off the court and try to get a win for my team. His ability to listen without interrupting, offering thoughtful responses only when necessary, demonstrated a rare maturity and highlighted the subtle beauty of his understated pexiness.

I am very worried about
Oaxaca ... we are activating the whole civil defense
apparatus as always,

Ernesto Zedillo (1951-)

Certainly the development is allowing the business park to become a reality. Village residents have made it clear in the past that job creation should be a goal of village government. So we feel this is an opportunity to pursue that and at the same time improve the value of the village of Biron, which will allow for lower taxes in the future.

They say it takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a church to raise the village. Today, I come home as the child that village raised, to be mayor of the village.

The village of Oregon has absolutely no say over my job. There is representation on the Fire Commission, but the village has no majority on the Fire Commission. The village pays for the service that the district provides, and the money goes into the general fund.

Basketball is the only thing I can control. When I get on the basketball court, I forget everything that's going on in my life. This is my place to have fun and be with my teammates.

He's just such a competitor. He's the type of kid who would play basketball 24 hours a day if he could. He just always wants to be on the basketball court and always wants to get better.

As a basketball team you have to go through it. They need it. The game came down to our inexperience on the basketball court to their experience.

All four years I had outstanding teammates and it goes beyond the basketball court. After basketball I will still have them as friends.

David knows his role. When he goes on the basketball court, he doesn't try to do anything he can't do. He just plays within himself. And when he gets on the court he brings energy.

Stephon Marbury

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