James Junior

North Caroline High School

Class of 1971

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James Junior - Class of 1971 - North Caroline High School

First Name	James
Last Name	Junior
Graduation Year	Class of 1971
Gender	Male
Hometown	Denton, Maryland
Relationship Status	Married
About Me	Jim "Trick Shot"Lister Basketball's "Czar of the Bazaar of Bizarre Super Shooting Star" and one-man basketball circus is an internationally renowned basketball trick shot expert who has appeared on television's "CBS This Morning" performing his basketball trick shots while being interviewed by Mark McKuen. He has been internationally featured in "Ripley's Believe-It-Or-Not!". His totally distinctive basketball trick shooting talent caught the attention of the television program "Guinness World Records Primetime." He is one of the greatest basketball trick shooters of all time and one of the finest basketball entertainment shows in the world. He sinks many of the most difficult and most unusual trick shots in basketball history to a phenomenally high percentage of accuracy. Jim is basketball's comedic "Idiot Savant" and literally "The Nutty Professor of Basketball". This Albert Einstein prodigy of basketball trick shots re-translates the famous equation E=MC ( squared) from "Energy equals mass squared the velocity of light" into "Basketball trick shots equal eccentricity dared by the veracity of delight". He is most definitely one goofball that has something exceptional behind the eight ball when it comes to shooting a basketball and that is that he is an off-the-wall oddball: oddball shots that is ( a/k/a, alias, also known as "trick shots" ). He is "Basketball's EccenTRICK Extraordinaire". He is "Basketball's Unique, Trick Shot Super Freak". He specializes in unique, super freaky shots. Spectacular Master Jester Lister is the Shooting King of the Basketball Court who possesses a special mystical quality of tragic magic. You have heard of Michael "Air" Jordan. Well, here is James "Rare" ( as in exceedingly rare shots ) Lister whose "wishing well" of trick shot creativity will leapingly soar into your imagination. This "Profound Town Clown of Basketball Shooting Trickery Renown" is your "Supposo Dreamfinder" of basketball trick shooting. You will achieve if you believe and conceive. Suppose an unbelievably originally different trick shot and he will create it for you in his bag of basketball court of dreams. His motto is "Tricky Is As Tricky Does". His “PHANTOM OF THE COMIC BASKETBALL TRICK SHOT OPERA” basketball show promotes this alternative extreme sport: EXTREME BASKETBALL SHOOTING. Jim is a Thomas Alva Edison of attempting to set an unfathomably unbeatable world record for the most originally new basketball trick shot patents. This basketball shooting guru's philosophy is that there may be an infinity of basketball trick shot permutations or creative possibilities. He is an inductee in the mythological International Basketball Trick Shooters' Hall of Fame and an enshrinee in the International Basketball Twilight Zone Hall of Acclaim. He has performed pre-game shows at Harlem Globetrotters' games at the request of arena management. The Harlem Globetrotters have at times requested certain basketball arena management to not have Jim "Trick Shot" Lister perform either his pre-game or halftime basketball trick shooting shows for fear Jim will upstage the Harlem Globetrotters' show! Jim has been nominated for the 1995 national ARETE sports award for demonstrating courage and triumph over hardship and adversity in sports, and is listed in The Book of Sports Lists #3 ( co-authored by Zander Hollander and Phil Pepe ) as one of Guinness world record consecutive free throw holder ( 5,221 consecutively sunk free throws) Ted St. Martin's "Ten Greatest Free Throw Shooters Of All Time". Ted St. Martin has a basketball video for sale via his Internet website. The video is entitled "The Winning Shot!" His instructional basketball free throw book is entitled "The Art of Shooting Baskets". Jim will perform his one-man basketball trick shot comedy show, while imparting his inspirational and motivational message of surmounting the physical handicap of a crippled right basketball shooting hand, for television programs, N.B.A. games, colleges, schools, basketball camps, festivals and other special basketball events. Jim was selected by an E! (Entertainment television) committee as one of the twenty one best amateur talent acts in the United States in a nationwide talent hunt they created. Jim was also chosen to participate in the "World's Greatest Basketball Trick Shooter Championship". JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER'S REMARKABLY RARE TALENT HAS BEEN PRAISED BY THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS: N.B.A. Basketball Hall of Fame members Rick Barry and Bill Sharman have described his precociously unusual shooting talent as "Amazing". Rick Barry and Bill Sharman are rated as two of the greatest basketball shooters in N.B.A. history. Tim Nolan of Norfolk, Virginia is one of the greatest and most creative basketball trick shooters in basketball history who should be inducted onto one of the highest pantheon pedestals of a potential Basketball Trick Shooters' Hall of Fame. Tim sells his own basketball trick shooting DVD and video entitled "Basketball Trick Shots". They are available through Tim's own personal website and via eBay. Tim is also a member of the International Jugglers' Association who has established juggling world records and performs juggling shows. Tim Nolan has announced the following testimonial proclaiming "I think that Jim Lister is definitely one of the best basketball trick shooters ever, right up there with Pete Maravich, "Meadowlark" Lemon and Wilfred Hetzel." Tom Brown of San Antonio,Texas is a 1992 inductee member of the National Wheelchair Basketball Hall of Fame. A section of the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts also honors the wheelchair basketball hall of famers. Originally an Illinois native Tom Brown played nationally competitive team wheelchair basketball for the Illinois Gizz Kids, the Champaign ( Illinois ) Urbana Black Knights, the Baltimore ( Maryland ) Ravens, the Richmond ( Virginia ) Rebels and the San Antonio ( Texas ) Spurs. During the year of 1974 when Tom Brown played for the Baltimore ( Maryland ) Ravens while he resided in Baltimore, Maryland he personally stated ( after comprehensively witnessing Jim Lister's marvelous basketball shooting skill) that "Jim Lister is the best basketball shooter I have ever seen in my life. If the team players for the N.B.A. team called the "Baltimore Bullets" ( in Baltimore, Maryland in 1974 ) walked onto this basketball court, not one of those players could outshoot Jim Lister." Mark Mason of Piney Flats, Tennessee is a nationally recognized basketball camp shooting instructor who sinks ninety seven percent of his practice free throw attempts and Mark also sinks eighty nine percent of his practice collegiate three point shots. He has served as a basketball shooting instructor for George Mason University and numerous other colleges. Mark has produced a basketball shooting instructional video entitled "Shooting Straight with Mark Mason." Mark has made the following declaration: "although I (Mark Mason) shoot some basketball trick shots, make no mistake about it, I (Mark Mason) cannot sink basketball trick shots anywhere near as good as Jim Lister." Fred L. Newman of Santa Monica, California is the "Guinness Book of World Records" record holder for marathon free throw shooting. From September 29 through September 30, 1990 Fred sank 20,371 free throws out of a total of 22,049 shots taken for a 92.39 percent accuracy rate in a twenty four hour timed marathon event. This occurred at Caltech, Pasadena, California. Fred has also sunk eighty eight consecutive free throws while blindfolded. This occurred at the Central YMCA in San Jose, California on February 5, 1978. Additionally, Fred has sunk 207 consecutive collegiate three point shots in a practice session. Fred L. Newman has compared Jim "Trick Shot" Lister's innovatively colorful basketball showmanship style to that of basketball showman "Crazy George" Schauer of the state of Ohio. Dr. Tom Amberry of Long Beach, California and former "Guinness Book of World Records" record holder (and the oldest athletic world record breaker of all time for once sinking 2,750 consecutive free throws), has stated that as far as he can determine he "believes there has never been any greater trick shooter in basketball history than Jim Lister". Dr. Tom Amberry also added that "Jim is a true basketball showman in the exact same sense as N.B.A. Basketball Hall of Fame member Peter Press "Pistol Pete" Maravich. Both Jim and "Pistol Pete" Maravich have the total basketball entertainer package". Dr. Thomas Amberry has a basketball DVD and VHS instructional video for sale via the Internet. They are entitled "Make Every Free Throw". Tom Amberry has an instructional basketball free throw book available via the Internet. It is entitled "7 Steps to Success at the Free Throw Line". Ted St. Martin stated that Jim Lister's basketball trick shooting skill is "Very Rare". Harold "Bunny" Levitt ( former world record holder for consecutively sunk free throws) stated that "Jim Lister has a better show program than Wilfred Hetzel ( who performed one-person basketball trick shooting shows for 56 years) and Jim also has a very unusual talent for sinking two-handed set shots from both knees from the free throw line". Bruce Crevier of Elkton, South Dakota is the Guinness world record holder for maintaining the longest continuous spin of a basketball upon his multiple fingers for twenty two hours and twelve minutes. Bruce also has simultaneously spun twenty one basketballs upon his body at the same time. Bruce has described Jim's astonishing skill as a "Gift". International Jugglers' Association championship finalist Bob Nickerson ( "The Jocular Juggler" ) of Gallitzin, Pennsylvania is the former Guinness world record holder for two feats: he simultaneously dribbled four basketballs and he once simultaneously juggled three basketballs while sinking thirty nine consecutive layups. Bob is also one of the few individuals in basketball history to have simultaneously juggled four basketballs at one time. Bob Nickerson has described Jim "Trick Shot" Lister's trick shooting skill as being "Imaginative and Unduplicated". Joseph Odhiambo of Mesa, Arizona is the Guinness world record holder for simultaneously dribbling six basketballs ( a feat that has also been equalled by trick basketball handler, dribbler and juggler llze Luneau of Syracuse, New York ). Joe ( "Othiz" ) Odhiambo has witnessed Jim Lister's full-scale basketball assembly school trick shooting show and described it as "Very Interesting". Dan Austin created the award-winning film documentary entitled “True Fans” and wrote the book called “True Fans” that details his bicycle trek from Venice Beach, California to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts to deliver an autographed basketball for display. Dan Austin made this cross-country expedition with his brother Jared and his best friend Clint Ewell. They were in quest of the “perfect basketball hoop” . They found it in the state of Indiana. Dan Austin has stated that “Jim ‘Trick Shot’ Lister’s career basketball trick shooting achievement has been just as unique an adventure and attainment as Dan Austin’s “True Fans” accomplishment”. James ( "Rick" ) Rosser of Bessemer, Alabama is one of the greatest exhibition free throw and exhibition collegiate three point shooters in basketball history who has participated in International Shootout shooting events. He has described Jim "Trick Shot" Lister's accomplishment of sinking fifty nine baskets of seventy one shot attempts ( including sixteen consecutively sunk baskets ) in a five-minute speed shoot while standing behind a portable outdoor basketball hoop and shooting the basketball strictly off the balance of his right crippled shooting hand ( unassisted by his left hand ) while balancing strictly upon his left foot and having his left eye completely covered by an eyepatch and shooting exclusively with one basketball ( without using multiple basketballs ) and rebounding the one basketball strictly by himself as an "Amazing Result". Jim's former hand surgeon, E. F. Shaw Wilgus ( who surgically totally re-implanted the completely amputated portion of Jim Lister's right basketball shooting hand ) has described Jim's basketball shooting ability with a crippled right shooting hand as "Amazing". Jim "Trick Shot" Lister will submit numerous references and publicity material upon request. Negotiable fees. Jim "Trick Shot" Lister's inspirational show demonstrates that YOU TOO can achieve incredible athletic skill: (1) by facilitating psychological compensation to overcome a disability (2) by utilizing amazing eye-hand-brain coordination (3) without resorting to performance enhancement drugs Jim "Trick Shot" Lister's stunningly supernatural "Superman" stunt man shooting skills with a basketball illustrate that YOU TOO can become a fantastic basketball genius with world record shooting talent: (1) without necessarily ever playing for a basketball team (2) without necessarily ever possessing the stereotypically classic great athlete's physique (3) without necessarily ever being exceptionally tall or even somewhat taller than the average person ( Jim "Trick Shot" Lister is five feet, eight inches tall ) (4) without necessarily being a young person (5) without necessarily sacrificing other vital necessities of life for basketball (6) without necessarily spending an excessive amount of time practicing basketball to achieve basketball greatness QUESTIONS JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER IS MOST OFTEN ASKED: (1) Questioner: You have achieved many amazing statistical trick shot shooting feats. Were these accomplished before or after you received your permanent hand injury? Jim's answer: I have achieved almost all of the statistical trick shooting feats listed on my Internet basketball website miraculously AFTER my severe hand injury in 1976. I attribute this to some strangely innate basketball giftedness talent I possess. (2) Questioner: What do you rate as the most difficult basketball trick shot you ever perfected? Jim's answer: I consider my hardest-to-sink basketball trick shot the right-handed layup I sink while shooting the basketball off the spin of my forefinger on my right, crippled basketball shooting hand while wearing a street hockey mask ( with masking tape totally covering both of my eye apertures with the exclusion of one-sixteenth of an inch of visibility from my right eye aperture ) and balancing strictly upon my left leg. This trick shot is extraordinarily difficult to sink because of the complexity of surmounting three complicated factors: (1) very little visibility (2) controlling the basketball's spin and direction and (3) maintaining my balance upon my left leg. (3) Questioner: What do you consider the single greatest basketball trick shooting feat you have ever attained? Jim's answer: I rank my sinking within a fifty second time span ten consecutive perfect "swish" ( that didn't touch the rim or backboard ) free throws, while facing the basket and gripping the basketball with two hands behind my back and flipping the basketball up and over my back into the basket, as my most-difficult-to-achieve basketball trick shooting feat. It would be exceedingly difficult for any one else in basketball history to equal or surpass this feat. (4) Questioner: At what age did you start practicing basketball? Jim's answer: I started practicing basketball at a relatively late age. I started at the age of twelve. (5) Have you ever played on any type of basketball team at any level of play? Jim's answer: I am very unusual in that I have never played on any type of basketball team. (6) Questioner: How much time do you spend practicing basketball shooting during a week in order to have achieved your amazing basketball trick shooting statistical feats? Jim's answer: What is more amazing than my basketball statistical trick shooting feats is the mind-boggling fact that I have relatively rarely practiced shooting in my lifetime compared to other basketball shooters' practice time consumed. I predominately practiced shooting from the age of twelve until the age of nineteen. During that time period the maximum number of hours I averaged practicing was twenty hours per week. I normally averaged ten hours of practice weekly. I developed the majority of my talent by the age of nineteen deciding by then that trick shooting solo exhibitions were to be my "attention intention" basketball forte'. After I severely injured my right basketball shooting hand in 1976 I went fourteen consecutive years without again touching a basketball. I was fearful I wouldn't be able to shoot a basketball again. I was so very, very wrong. After performing a show with Guinness consecutive free throw world record holder Ted St. Martin in 1990 I was inspired to resurrect my shooting ability. I have rarely spent time practicing shooting since then. I practice approximately ten hours weekly during my peak periods. This is primarily before I perform my shows. I am an alternative basketball world record invention shooter exhibition performer. I am also a BASKETBALL TRICK SKILLS OLYMPICS CONCEPT PROMOTER. JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER'S BASKETBALL SHOW IS AVAILABLE ON DVD OR VHS VIDEOTAPE UPON REQUEST YOU CAN SCHEDULE JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER TO PERFORM HIS BASKETBALL TRICK SHOOTING SHOW YOU CAN CONTRACT JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER'S SHOW AT THE FOLLOWING CONTACT INFORMATION: YOU CAN CATCH ME AT YOUTUBE : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GocTBEp79JQ or e-mail him at the following address: jameslisterjr@verizon.net or write him at his following home mailing (snail mail ) address: 405 Carter Avenue Denton Maryland 21629-1390 JIM'S TRICK SHOTS I have sunk 86 consecutive free throws while balancing upon one foot, shooting strictly with one hand, and wearing an eyepatch over my left eye. This shot's nickname is "The Statue of Liberty" shot. This one eye, one hand, one foot feat is honored on Paul S. Luchter's Internet sports website entitled "Lucky's Amazing Sports Lists". It is listed in the subject of "Some Basketball Stuff". It is enumerated in the Basketball Category under the title of "Consecutive Free Throw Records" and "Exhibition Free Throw Shooting". This can be accessed at the following Internet website locational address: http://www.mindspring.com/~luckyshow/amazingsportslists.com I have sunk 176 of 200 free throws from two knees while wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I sank 38 in a row and 33 in a row in this series of 200 shots. I call this "The Lamplighter Shot". I have bounced in 39 of 100 free throws. I have also sunk three consecutive free throws while bouncing the basketball off the floor and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have also sunk this free throw shot while balancing upon my left foot. In addition I have sunk this shot from the "top-of-the-key" ( collegiate three-point-shot distance). From six feet directly in front of the basket I have bounced in 13 baskets in a row. From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 67 of 100 shots by bouncing one basketball off the floor into the basket. From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 108 consecutive layups by shooting the basketball off the spin of my forefinger into the basket. I term this "The Pinwheel Shot". I also sink this shot while balancing upon my left foot and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have also sunk this shot off the spin of my thumb and off the spin of the smallest finger ( pinky finger ) of my right hand. From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 55 of 70 layups in five minutes, by shooting the ball off the spin of my forefinger, and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have also sunk this shot while kneeling upon my left knee from the right-hand layup side of the basket. From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 144 consecutive layups, by flipping the basketball with two hands from behind my back while facing the basket. I have also sunk this shot while balancing upon my left foot. This shot's nickname is the "Folly Flicker". From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 89 of 92 layups in five minutes by flipping the basketball with two hands from behind my back while facing the basket and I have also sunk 76 of 108 of these shots in five minutes with one eye blindfolded. I have also sunk this shot while balancing upon my left foot. From the right-hand side of the basket ( and seven feet from the basket) I have sunk 19 of 20 shots while lying flat upon my back and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye and shooting two-hand set shots from my chest. I have a personal best of sinking fifteen consecutive of these shots. From the left-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk 63 of 100 ( including fourteen consecutively sunk ) layup shots by swinging the basketball solely with my right hand around my waist into the basket. This was achieved in five minutes time. I have sunk 27 in a row this way and I have sunk a best of 92 of 100. I have also sunk this shot while balancing strictly upon my right foot and balancing an object on my left foot. In addition I have sunk this shot while gripping one basketball behind my left knee while balancing strictly upon my right foot. This is known as the "Flea Floater" shot. From the left-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk in five minutes time 50 of 75 layups while wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye and swinging the basketball with solely my right hand around my waist into the basket. I have also sunk this shot while kneeling upon my left knee from the left-handed layup side of the basket. Additionally, I have sunk this shot from the free throw line. While standing directly behind the backboard (with no obstacles attached to the back of the backboard) I have sunk 100 consecutive one-handed set shots ( also known as one-handed push shots ). While standing directly behind the backboard (with obstacles attached to the back of the backboard) I have sunk 76 of 100 shots with a best of sinking 12 in a row. I have sunk 39 of 43 free throws in five minutes (sinking the last 27 in a row) while shooting solely with my right hand, balancing upon my left foot, and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I used only one basketball and retrieved the basketball by myself while unassisted by rebounders. This feat was internationally featured in over 250 newspapers throughout the world in Ripley's "Believe-It-Or-Not!" From the free throw line I have sunk 65 of 100 free throws by flipping the basketball with two hands from behind my back while facing the basket. Three times I have sunk ten in a row in this manner including one streak of ten consecutively scored (all ten perfect swishes) within a fifty second time span. I have also sunk this free throw shot while balancing upon my left foot and wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have also sunk this shot twice consecutively from thirty feet away from the basketball hoop. From the free throw line I have sunk 86 of 100 free throws (with a personal best of 14 in a row sunk) by wearing a hockey mask that had my left eye completely covered by tape and tape covering the right eye of the hockey mask (with the exception of one-sixteenth of an inch of visibility). I refer to this shot as my "Phantom of the Comic Basketball Opera" shot. I have sunk four right-handed hook shots (two consecutively sunk) within a fourteen shot span from a distance of sixty feet. I have sunk 38 of 254 right-handed hook shots (with a personal best of three sunk in a row) from 40 feet away from the basket from the deep corner of half-court. I have also sunk this shot while wearing an eyepatch. This is similar to the shot that Meadow George ("Meadowlark" ) Lemon III use to perform with the Harlem Globetrotters. I have also sunk two-handed backwards shots ( while facing away from the basket with my back towards the basket ) from the precise center of half court ( forty seven feet away from the basketball hoop). I have sunk right-handed hook shots ( approximately forty five feet away from the basket ) from the center seating area of indoor basketball court bleachers. I have also sunk two-handed set shots from my chest from the bottom seats of indoor basketball court bleachers ( approximately forty feet away from the basket ). I sink layups by flipping the ball off the spin of my forefinger into the air and bouncing the ball off my head into the basket. Among other trick shots I perform are bouncing the ball off my fist into the basket, bouncing the ball off the wall into the basket, bouncing the ball off my knee into the basket, bouncing the ball off my elbow into the basket, shooting the basketball over a rafter into the basket, sinking trick shots while tied up in cord or suspending multiple hula hoops from my neck, shooting two-hand set shot free throws while in a squatting position, and with my legs intertwined and from a chair and a wheelchair. I sink right-hand hook shot free throws while kneeling upon my left knee and wearing an eyepatch that covers my left eye. I also sink baskets while facing away from the basket with my back towards the basket while both my knees are upon the floor and I am seven feet directly in front of the basket. I perform miscellaneous variations of other trick shots. I utilize the hockey mask on variations of my miscellany of trick shots. From the right-hand layup side of the basket I have sunk seven baskets in a row by throwing the basketball with my right hand (crippled shooting hand) under my left leg. I have sunk 52 of 100 shots in this manner. I have also sunk this shot while wearing an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have also sunk this shot while facing away from the basket with my back towards the basket. I have also sunk this shot from the free throw line. From six feet directly in front of the basket I have sunk 23 of 100 shots by bouncing the basketball off the floor with my right hand under my left leg. My personal best for consecutive baskets sunk in this shooting form is four in a row. I have also sunk this shot backwards from the "top-of-the-key" (collegiate three point distance). In addition I have also sunk this shot from the free throw line with an eyepatch covering my left eye. I have sunk forty one consecutive shots while standing behind an outdoor portable basketball hoop and shooting the basketball over the back of the backboard into the hoop strictly off the balance of my right hand (unaccompanied by my left hand) while balancing upon my left foot, and wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. While shooting in this very identical manner I have also sunk fifty nine baskets ( with one streak of sixteen consecutively sunk baskets ) out of seventy one shot attempts during a five minute speed shooting feat while shooting with only one basketball and rebounding the basketball solely by myself (unassisted by other rebounders). I have sunk 278 of 300 shots while shooting the basketball with my right hand over the back of an outdoor portable hoop backboard, while shooting the basketball strictly off the balance of my right hand (unaccompanied by my left hand) while balancing upon my left foot, and wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. I have sunk nine consecutive shots while standing behind an outdoor portable basketball hoop while facing away from the back of the backboard (with my back to the backboard) and shooting the basketball strictly off the balance of my right shooting hand (unaccompanied by my left hand) and balancing simultaneously upon my left foot while wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. I have also sunk 52 of 100 shots in this manner. I have sunk 48 of 100 two-hand set shots from two knees upon the ground while shooting behind an outdoor portable basketball hoop backboard and wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. I have sunk twenty one consecutive layups from the right-hand side of the basket by bouncing one basketball off another basketball into the basket while balancing strictly upon my left foot and wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. I have also sunk 176 of 200 shots in this manner. In addition, I have sunk this shot from behind the backboard of an outdoor portable basketball hoop. I have sunk seventeen free throws from two knees in three minutes while wearing a bandanna covering my left eye. In addition to this feat I have also sunk, while both my knees were upon the floor and I was facing away from the backboard ( with my back towards the backboard ), twenty consecutive layups from the right-hand side of the basket. I accomplished this feat while wearing a bandanna covering my left eye and shooting the basketball strictly with my right hand ( unassisted by my left hand ) and by flipping the basketball upwards and backwards with my right hand. I have also sunk this shot from the free throw line. JIM "TRICK SHOT" LISTER'S trick shooting show is custom-designed in content and timed length for customers. His show also includes audience participation. JIM "TRICK SHOT'" LISTER'S YOU TUBE BASKETBALL WEBSITE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AS "ONE OF 100 CAREFULLY SELECTED SITES" ON THE INTERNET BY THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE: http:/rollerblade-trick.euvo.net/ JIM "TRICK SHOT'" LISTER'S YOU TUBE BASKETBALL WEBSITE IS RECOMMENDED ON THE FOLLOWING INTERNET WEBSITE: www.123-magic.com JIM "TRICK SHOT'" LISTER'S YOU TUBE BASKETBALL WEBSITE IS LISTED ON THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE: http://dmoz.org/Regional/North_America/United_States/Maryland/Localities/D/Denton/ Open Directory-Regional:NorthAmerica:UnitedStates:Maryland JIM'S FAVORITE SITES Link Star I would like to say thanks to all those who took the pictures and created the drawing. Al...(read more)