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It's kind of nice to hear someone say you made their dream come true.
And my mother said it plenty after the Thanksgiving holiday, which also happened to be the exact date of my parents' 50th wedding anniversary.
So Mom's dream was to have her children, their spouses and grandsons, along with my aunt and uncle and their kids and grandchildren and another aunt, share the meal and the day down at the two family cabins in the
Mom even sent invitations, and I think I'll keep mine forever because she was so excited to plan all this. Since September, she has been baking cookies and cakes to take along, planning for turkey and fresh pies, and calculating just how much milk and orange juice she would need to keep my two nephews, ages 11 and 14, happy.
Late November can be a tough time of year to travel, and I admit to encouraging Mom to schedule an earlier celebration date, perhaps during the summer, when the roads from
She considered my suggestions but decided she wanted the party on the actual date of the wedding itself, which took place in 1961 in the midst of South Dakota's deer hunting season and everything seemed to turn out all right then.
My uncle shared my concerns about the date and grumbled about it a little through September and October, but he told me after I arrived last week that Mom was one of the luckiest people he knew and he wouldn't doubt her abilities to control the weather again.
Mom does have that way about her, of getting people and nature to mostly do what she wants.
At the cabins, Dad joked with me about making reservations at Perkins. There were points during the day and a half of cooking preparations that I agreed with him--using two unfamiliar kitchens with four people working on various aspects of a meal that required various cooking schedules got interesting at times.
Not to mention crowded.
However, you don't get three days' worth of leftovers from turkey dinner at Perkins, you don't learn new recipes for making sweet potatoes taste delicious, and you don't get to sample the pie filling early.
Perkins also would not have provided the story-telling atmosphere we created at the cabins.
My nephews are good about asking questions and curious about their grandparents and extended family, especially after looking through the stack of family photo albums we had there. So Dad told stories about his little brother--our uncle--and my uncle told his versions, and nobody knew quite what to believe.
Then Dad told the story about meeting Mom at one of the college hangouts in Huron, SD, and Mom corrected the exaggerated details, although Dad insisted his version was true.
The one story they agreed on was the story of their engagement, with Mom working for the summer at Wall Drug and Dad back at home with his parents in south central South Dakota, borrowing his big sister's red and white Ford Thunderbird and traveling out to Wall with a diamond ring in his pocket, and then taking Mom out after work, in the dark, for a drive that landed them next to the town's dump (which he didn't realize at the time).
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The skunk made its own statement about the whole affair.
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We all enjoyed hearing that story again, and I think Dad and Mom enjoyed telling it.
Fifty years is a remarkable milestone--golden even. Not every married couple reaches this mark, for several reasons, but for most of their time together I've been fortunate to watch and learn from these two people who love each other and make a life for themselves and their family.
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The colors of David Kimble's vintage autos glow as if they were cut from precious stones; the texture of the chrome is so realistic that you expect it to reflect the lights in the room where the painting hangs. You can almost smell the upholster leather.
How does Kimble get these textural effects? By carefully balancing the placement of the paint on the proper side of the film positive he paints on and by expert control of his airbrush.
Kimble begins with a line rendering of the subject and has the line art transferred to a film positive. He notes that the choice of the proper film is important. "In doing film positives, only certain types of litho films are suitable. The majority of litho films have a slight tint or color value; for example, they might be slightly green or slightly yellow," he says. "l've found that only the Agfa films- and then only a small family of those-- reproduce a relatively clear, neutral piece of film.
"l've also found that the best paint to use is gouache, which locks to the microporosity of the film emulsion and produces a bond that i s better than the bond i t produces on board. In fact, it's much tougher than acrylic or any other type of paint. I've tried. You can actually use an eraser on it."
Kimble uses the gouache straight from the tube, mixed with ordinary tap water. "l've found that there are a jot of unnecessary rituals that people go through: filtering paint or mixing in all sorts of bizarre things like glycerin or detergent to break the surface tension. Almost everyone I've talked to is firmly convinced that you have to mix all sorts of mysterious additives, and maybe even use a few incantations, to get the paint to stick to the surface."
Kimble works on both sides of the film positive. He originally applied Pantone for color, using airbrush detailing. "I gradually started airbrushing more and more over the course of the year." His cutaway of a vintage Indian motorcycle was the first project to be done entirely without the Pantone.
"The Indian is interesting because it is backwards," Kimble says. While he was working on it he realized that he could get different textural effects by working on both sides of the film. "I realized that when you turned the film over, the colors looked different; they picked up contrast and were more brilliant than on the side on which they were painted. That very quickly led me to realize that painting on both sides could expand the variations and results I got from the paint.
I decided that certain things would go on one side of the film and certain things on the other. But because I had never done it before, I decided wrong.
"I found that it looked better the opposite way, so I finished it backwards. I took all the lettering off so that there was nothing that was a mirror image. When it was finished, we flopped it." In the original that hangs in Kimble's studio, the kick starter is shown on the left, definitely backwards from the actual machine.
The completed artwork is photo- graphed for reproduction, a process Kimble has found to be difficult to do with accuracy. Neil Nissing, the photographer who shares his studio space, has, over the years, developed a method of reproducing the artwork using regular studio equipment. The results, Kimble says, "are better than the job done by the biggest color house, using the most expensive processing cameras."
Nissing supplies a color transparency to the client, either paid directly or as part of Kimble's package. "These days laser scanning from a transparency produces results much closer to the artwork than camera separation does," Kimble says.
Kimble points out that the airbrush is a tool and that no technique will offset a lack of skill. "An airbrush is a lot like a simple musical instrument. I think of it as being like a flute, because the effect that you gain with it is a combination of tempo-the way that it is moved over the surface--and the way that you manipulate the trigger, which is like running your fingers over the holes in the flute. It's the manipulation of the air pressure, the amount of paint, and the timing and tempo.
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Irene Blenkinsopp Sanford, 84, of Avilla went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, Sept. 22, at Saline Memorial Hospice House in Bryant.
She was born April 14, 1928, in Bigelow on Wye Mountain to the late Joseph Blenkinsopp and Merial DeRossi.
She was a nurse, a homemaker, and of the Baptist faith. She loved tending to her flower garden and fishing.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Jasper Sanford; an infant daughter, Rebecca Sanford; one brother, Richard Blenkinsopp; and one half-sister, Mary Roy.
Matt Carter, 29, of Alexander went to be with our Lord and Savior Sept. 22. He was born July 19, 1983, to Edward Carter and Debra Duran in Benton. Matt was a loving father, son and brother, who loved living his life to the fullest; he loved hunting, fishing, going to the lake and riding a 4-wheeler. He was the owner and operator of County Line Pawn Shop. Matt spent his final days surrounded by his family and his beautiful daughter.
He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Fred and Ocie Duran and Lewis Merlin Carter.
Floyd Dale Keisler, 75, was born Sept. 13, 1937, in Leola to the late Martin Ongelo Keisler and Lena Williams Keisler. The Lord called him home to heaven Sept. 24 at Baptist Health Medical Center in Little Rock.
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Dorothy Mae Sheridan, 83, of Mabelvale passed away peacefully on Sept. 24 at Ridgewood Health and Rehab in Benton.
Dorothy was born in Sardis on Jan. 12, 1929, to the late Lon and Rosa Whittenberg Jackson.
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Bettye Lou Wade, 68 of Mabelvale, passed away Monday, Sept. 24, in Little Rock.
She was born July 25, 1944, in Morton to the late John and Mary (Cain) Smith. Bettye was a generous, loving woman who lived a full life. She got no greater joy than spending time with her grandchildren. She was at every ball game and event they were involved in. Her passion was taking care of her family and she will be missed by all who knew her.
Warren Steward Smith, 94, of Haskell, passed from this life on Sunday, September 23. He was born April 2, 1918 at Haskell to the late Henry Steward and Maude Belle Cornett Smith. Mr. Smith was a member of Mt. Harmony Missionary Baptist Church and a beloved member and life-long resident of the Haskell community. He was a devoted husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, who loved spending time with his family and friends. Warren will be sorely missed by all who knew him.
JoAnn Payne, 70, formerly of Benton, died Saturday, Sept. 22. JoAnn was a native of Mobile County, Ala., and a longtime resident of Satsuma, Ala.
JoAnn lived in Benton for 10 years and worked in the purchasing department of Alcoa. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and sister who will be greatly missed by her family and friends.
She was preceded in death by son, David; her father, Jasper Gleason; her mother, Evelyn Jackson; and stepfather, Jesse Jackson.
Elizabeth Ann Hill died at Saline Memorial Hospice House in Bryant on Sept. 20.
She was born Feb. 11, 1929, in Coldwater, Miss.
She was an active member of the Elaine community for decades.
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She was preceded in death by her husband, Dr. William K. Hill of Cleveland, Miss., and her only brother, John R. Turley of Coldwater, Miss.Â
Georgiana O. Medal, 92, of Benton passed away Saturday, Sept. 22.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, George H. Medal; three sisters and one brother.
Mrs. Medal is survived by her loving daughters, Andrea Price and husband Gary and Sharon Kemp and husband Gus; seven grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; one sister, Marie Simunek; and many family members and friends who all loved her and will miss her dearly.
Graveside service will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25, at Pinecrest Memorial Park in Alexander.
Keith Alan Goeman Sr., 48, of Little Rock, died Thursday, September 20, due to a car wreck in New Iberia, Louisiana. He was a self-employed truck driver, an avid mud racer and of the Baptist faith. Keith was preceded in death by his father, Lynn Goeman; grandmother, Minnie Spears and a mother-in-law, Sharon Covert.


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Some of this flora was real, a lot of it was silk. It was all quite beautiful. I noticed a cross covered with red flowers and imagined it bringing warmth to a graveyard in winter. (I also spotted a couple of antique typewriters on a high shelf, but they don't really enter into the story).
A sign on the table said to go ring the doorbell at the house if no one was around, but just as I was preparing to do that, a woman came in. She turned out to be Corrine Haines, the daughter-in-law of the founders. She and her husband, Donald, had taken the business over back in the late 1960s when Hattie grew ill and Eugene had to take care of her.
When Corrine spoke, her accent was Pennsylvania Dutch and her story was a little sad. Haines Florist survived the advent of the big stores, true, but Corrine said it isn't nearly the shop it used to be.
"I had 5,000 geraniums at one time," she said.
That gave me a nice mental picture of pink and red and purple starbursts stretching into the far reaches of the shop, which opens onto an enormous greenhouse area that now houses Donald's cars and trucks, but not much greenery.
Corrine was reserved at first but opened up as she talked about the heyday of the shop at 2430 Main St., in the West Catasauqua area.
"This is the area we used to fill up back in the 1970s and '80s," she said, remembering long hours of tending bedding plants for customers who would crowd the small lot and even park along the road on the busiest days. "Then the big outfits moved in."
Things are much quieter, now. Corrine is 73 and said she is too old to do bedding flowers — those heavy beds of bloomed plants used in landscaping — so she has scaled back. "I sell cut flowers, roses, cemetery arrangements," she said. "Easter flowers, when it's time for that."
She took us outside and showed us where the original greenhouse stood. There's nothing left now but the concrete foundation. It was a wistful, wintry sight.
Like most people I've met in the mom-and-pop world, Corrine said her favorite thing was not the flowers but the customers. Many of her long-time regulars have passed on, though, and the younger generations are far more likely to get what they need on Saturday excursions to the big stores.
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Dean Olmsted received a BA in Biology (1967, with honors) from Earlham College, a Ph.D. in Biology from Yale (1971) and was a National Institutes of Health postdoctoral fellow at the University of Wisconsin, Madison (1971-74). She joined the University of Rochester in 1975 as an Assistant Professor of Biology, becoming a Professor in 1987. She was appointed as Associate Dean of Faculty in 1995, and was the Dean of Faculty Development from 1998-2007. During 2005-06, she served as Interim Vice Provost and Dean of the Faculty.
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Just like Chef Meg's mom (who was from Britain) used to make!
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A lighter take on a pub favorite! For extra veggies, top with chopped tomatoes.
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Chef Meg's Beef Roast becomes a full dinner, complete with two servings of vegetables.
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Lean and versatile, this recipe is the little black dress of your healthy recipe arsenal. Cook this roast on a Sunday and enjoy it throughout the week. We used no salt, just pepper for a truly flavorful roast.
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Carbs: 0.1g | Fat: 7.6g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 28.7g | Calories: 191.2
This dish is perfect for busy nights.
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I love this recipe! It can be used as a sauce for grilled meats, a dressing for salads or steamed vegetables, or as a marinade for tofu or other lean proteins. You will always find it in my refrigerator.
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This quick and easy meal is a hit with kids. If they can't tolerate spicy foods, reduce or omit the sriracha.
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This stew can be made from your pantry and freezer from ingredients that are easy to keep on hand, making it perfect for busy days--or lazy snow days!
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Valparaiso University's Kevin Wild (Brown Deer, Wis./Brown Deer H.S.) has been named an Honorable Mention All-American by CollegeBaseballInsider.com for his stellar 2012 season.
Wild went 6-4 with a 3.16 earned run average in 16 starts for the Crusaders. He ranked third in the conference in ERA and was tied for fourth in wins. The Horizon League Pitcher of the Year worked 111.0 innings, second most in the conference, striking out 60 while walking just 34. Opponents hit just .257 against him, the third best mark in the conference.
Five of the right-hander's victories came in conference action, where league foes batted just .214 against him. The right-hander had three complete games on the season, including one shutout, and took a no-hitter into the 10th inning against Milwaukee back on March 24
The senior finished his two-year career at Valpo with eight total victories after picking up two while pitching out of the bullpen during his junior season.
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If you could travel back in time to the autumn of 1901, you would find Wilbur and Orville Wright locked inside of their workshop in Dayton, Ohio, gathering scientific data about the forces of flight. For months, they repeated test after test, filling notebooks with their results. Those notebooks are preserved in The Franklin Institute Science Museum's collection of artifacts. The collection also includes numerous scraps of paper that they used to chart their data. Most fascinating are the pieces of wallpaper with numbers and vectors scribbled on the backside. Notice the date: September 1901.
The scrap was placed in the wind tunnel, beneath the balance, and used to note the action of airfoil number four (we conclude). When the wind hit the airfoil, the airfoil shifted position. The tracing recorded that position. Those shifts in position could then be compared for each airfoil shape and curvature.
The data from the scraps was then transferred into their notebooks where they kept very precise tables of measurements. When they were testing in the wind tunnel, they ordered everyone out of the workshop and the experimenter stood perfectly still so that the tests would be controlled.
These three objects show clearly that the Wright Brothers were meticulous and precise with their measurements. Also note the number of times that tests were repeated, assuring reproducible results.
Shown here: Lift table from 1901; sheet with Wind Tunnel test data; Graph of test data
They used the knowledge that they gained in the autumn of 1901 to build a very different glider. In September, 1902, Wilbur and Orville returned to Kill Devil Hills. The 1902 glider had a wingspan of thirty-two feet and a chord of five feet. It was the biggest flying-machine ever built. Their wind tunnel tests had convinced them that these measurements should work.
Cautiously, the brothers began to fly the glider as a kite. Pleased with the performance, they cut it loose and let it soar. On the first two days, Wilbur and Orville made nearly fifty glides. A few days later, they made seventy-five and then 150. The glider landed safely every time.
On October 23, 1902, Wilbur glided for twenty-six seconds over a distance of 622.5 feet. Orville wrote, "We now hold all the records! The largest machine...the longest time in the air, the smallest angle of descent, and the highest wind!"
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President Joseph Fielding Smith taught that the Doctrine and Covenants is more valuable than gold. He said, "This Doctrine and Covenants contains the word of God to those who dwell here now. . . . More precious than gold, the Prophet says we should treasure it more than the riches of the whole earth. I wonder if we do? If we value it, understand it, and know what it contains, we will value it more than wealth; it is worth more to us than the riches of the earth" (Doctrines of Salvation, ed. Bruce R. McConkie, 3 vols. [1954-56], 3:199). Religion 324 covers Doctrine and Covenants sections 1-76; Religion 325 covers sections 77-138 and the official declarations.
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Jamming: Unusual ingredients provide bursts of flavor
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Lost luggage, no ingredients and broken displays were just a few of the trials and tribulations Rick and Jane Mines, owners of Nima's Pizza in Gassville, had to overcome in the recent 23rd annual World Pizza Championships in Parma, Italy.
This past summer I fell in love with a kitchen gadget that has been relatively slow to catch on in the U.S. the mandoline.
Here was the problem: I needed dinner ready by 7:15 p.m. But I was going to be out of the house for the two hours before that.
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Easter eggs are getting a makeover with a wide variety of must-have spring colors and designs, according to McCormick. The company is offering new color palettes and dyeing techniques, including a painting method that achieves a watercolor effect.
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April is a month of holy seasons Passover and Easter.
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A classic matzo ball soup often has few ingredients beyond a delicious broth and a deliciously large and tender matzo ball. But we wanted to turn this staple of Passover into a full and satisfying meal.
Of the 16 pizzaiolos on the U.S. team, the Mines and five others will compete in culinary divisions by creating pizzas on site. The other nine team members will compete in divisions such as freestyle dough acrobatics and largest dough stretch.
It seems European countries are way ahead of the U.S. in creating delightful spreads other than peanut butter.
Today is Spinach Day a day devoted to one of the healthiest vegetables on earth. Spinach (Spinacia oleracea) is an edible flowering plant in the Amaranthaceae family, believed to be native to Iran.
Spring finally has arrived in some parts of the country, and lemonade stands will start popping up soon. And when the mercury rises, it's nearly impossible to pass one without making a purchase.
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Contemplating "Plan B": What Do We Do If Bynum Never Plays and Then Leaves?
Mar 5, 2013, 10:41 AM EDT
There's been a whole lot of talk about "Plan A" lately—the term Sixers
GM Tony DiLeo has used when discussing the Sixers' efforts to re-sign
Andrew Bynum in the off-season. Though DiLeo and team CEO Adam Aron have
backed off their commitment to "Plan A" a little given the increasingly
dire state of Bynum's injury and recovery progress, it still appears to
be their preferred course of action. This is fair, and if their doctors
(hopefully better ones than the last time around) give him the OK, even
after all we've gone through with Bynum this year, it still makes sense
that we'd try to bring him back—possibly on a max contract, possibly
for multiple years.
But rather than argue that, for this column, let's say that the team
decides not to go after Bynum. Let's say that they do a cost-benefit
analysis and deicde that the risk is just too high for the amount it'll
take to sign him, that the chances are just too low he'll be healthy and
productive for enough of a period of whatever contract he'd command to
make it worth putting all our chips in on him. And much as I still hope
we can make it work with Bynum (and think we should try), I don't
believe we should give him $100 million for five years if the chances
are minimal that he's gonna be fully healthy and productive for even one
of them. If we gotta walk away, then we gotta walk away.
But if walking away is the answer, then that will just lead to a
whole lot of further questions for the Liberty Ballers. With Bynum
officially out of the team's plans, the Sixers will still have a decent
amount of cap space, a couple very good trade assets, a handful of
players about to come off contract, and a gaping hole at center. It's an
intriguing mix, and there are a number of directions the Sixers can go
with it—none as satisfying as the Sixers maxing out Bynum, him regaining
his All-Star form and leading the Sixers to several championships with
everyone staying happy forever, but all with at least the slightest bit
of potential. Let's go over what they are, with our personal preference
at article's end.
Plan B1: Try to plug the hole at center with a big-name free agent. If
their incumbent big-name center isn't a viable option, perhaps the
Sixers will pursue another. Unfortunately, there's only a couple real
difference-makers besides Bynum available at this position, and the
biggest one (Dwight Howard) isn't terribly likely to consider a
sub-.500, mid-market team like the Sixers as a potential landing spot.
The only real All-Star (or borderline All-Star) caliber talent available
here is Jazz center Al Jefferson, a very productive post scorer (though
an occasional liability on defense) who the Sixers could conceivably
land with the $12 million or so the team will have in cap space, though
it's possible he'll command more on the open market.
Jefferson would give the Sixers their best, most consistent big-man
scorer in decades, though at at age 28 and with relatively unremarkable
athleticism, his ceiling is far lower than Bynum's. He would help the
team's floor balance significantly, but not make such a difference as to
catapult the Sixers into instant contention. But with Jefferson, plus
another year's development from our young core and a relatively high
pick in the draft to add to the rotation, it's possible the team could
push to the lower-middle region of the post-season picture in the East,
an understandably attractive idea to Sixers brass after the unmitigated
disaster of this season.
Plan B2: Draft a center, go after a difference-maker on the perimeter in free agency.
A cheaper and possibly higher-upside play for the Sixers than going
after a center on the open market would be to take one in the draft,
with their first-round pick likely to end in the #6-10 range. There
should be a number of interesting big men available in that
range—possibly not Nerlens Noel, who'll likely go top five, but possibly
Maryland big man Alex Len, a legit seven-footer with shot-blocking
skill and impressive mobility (though a bit of a raw game offensively),
as well as Indiana's Cody Zeller, a one-time number-one pick contender
whose stock has fallen some due to unremarkable play and positional
concerns up front. Neither is likely to be a star for the Sixers from
Day One, but either—particularly Len—could be a good long-term play for
Meanwhile, worrying about the center position in the draft allows
the Sixers to try to fill holes elsewhere on the court in free agency.
There's not a ton of top perimeter talent on the market this summer, but
a reliable shooter like JJ Redick or OJ Mayo could give the team a
dimension they've been badly missing since Jason Rcihardson's injury,
and another young-ish player to augment the team's growing core. Again,
as with Jefferson, nobody here is likely to make the Sixers a contender,
but respectability is certainly not out of the question here.
Plan B3: Package assets for a big man in a trade. This is
pretty speculative,of course, but the Sixers will not be without trade
assets this off-season—they'll have Evan Turner on the last year of his
rookie deal, Thaddeus Young locked up for three remaining years on a
very reasonable contract, and the draft pick they'll get for their
tanking efforts, as well as the expiring deals of Spencer Hawes and
Kwame Brown. They could certainly attempt to package a handful of these
assets to try to pry loose a big man already on another team—like,
y'know, what they did to get the Funny-Looking Kid With the big Hair the
off-season prior. Maybe they can get LaMarcus Aldridge from the
Blazers? Maybe the Cavs would part with Anderson Varejao? Maybe the Jazz
would part with one of their young giants in a deal for perimeter
Of course, such deals are rare in the NBA—the Sixers were "lucky
enough" to pull one off last summer, but two in a row could be tough—and
they already gave up so many assets in the Bynum deal that the team may
be gunshy about attempting another one so quickly. But if the Sixers
don't like what they see from the free-agnet crop and are determined to
add an impact player this off-season by hook or by crook, trade might be
a more productive way to do so.
Plan B4: Try to work a sign-and-trade with Bynum to return assets.
As the team employing him on the verge of free agency, the Sixers still
have the advantage of being able to offer Bynum more money than anybody
else. So if he decides that he really wants to go to Dallas or Houston
or wherever, we can try to work out a sign-and-trade deal that results
in Bynum wearing a different uniform, but gives us some combination of
players, draft picks and trade exceptions for our effort. This could be
especially beneficial for an asset-rich team like the Rockets, who might
be willing to part with their now-redundant center Omer Asik in an
S&T, and/or possibly their troubled big man Royce White, a solid
low-cost, high-upside play for the talent-strapped Sixers.
To an extent, this is something of a pipe dream—S&Ts rarely
result in the signing team getting even close to equal value for the
free agent, and usually just end up with teams getting low draft picks,
cap filler, and massive trade exceptions. Still, it's better than
nothing, and anything the Sixers could get in return for Bynum might
help assisting the rebuilding process. We'll need all the help we can
get at that point, certainly.
Plan B5: Stay put, liquidate all non-essential assets and try again next off-season.
As is often the case in the NBA, the best move to make this off-season
might be to not make one at all. The Sixers could, in theory, hold on to
their draft pick, play out the string with Turner and Hawes, try to
unload J-Rich's contract (and if need be, Thad's as well) stay flexible
with their cap space and spend another season as a likely lottery team.
At the end of it all, they'd have another (likely high) draft pick to
work with, they'd have another year's worth of on-and-off-court evidence
to decide whether or not Evan Turner is worth extending, and they'd
potentially have enough cap space to be a big player in the 2014 free
agent class, which is already being tabbed as potentially being on the
level of the famous 2010 class (and really will be if one or more of the
Heat's Big Three decide to opt out).
Staying patient another year in the NBA is always a tough sell,
especially to a fanbase coming off a disappointment as massive as this
year's Sixers campaign, and for a team CEO as desperately eager to do
right as Adam Aron. But in the NBA, if you're not gonna be contending,
you need to stay flexible, so that when a difference-maker becomes
available, you have the assets and cap space available to land him. (It
worked once for the Sixers, even if it ended up not really working at
Personally, I think Plans B2 and B5 are our best courses of action,
with B4 being a tantalizing idea if the circumstances work out just so. I
definitely don't want to tie up our cap space in a low-upside, Al
Jefferson-type play, but if the Sixers can add a mid-level shooter to
better the team in the short-term while leaving them flexible in the
long-term as we groom our center of the future, that seems like a decent
best-of-both-worlds option for the Sixers.
But of course, these are all still lousy alternatives to what we
thought we were getting when we traded three players and a draft pick
for Andrew Bynum last August. If there's any decent-ish chance of
getting some kind of production out of Bynum moving forward, I'd still
like to see if that trade can be redeemed. But if it's not…well, at
least we have options. Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence would
probably find a way to stay upbeat about it, anyway.
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FRIANT, Calif. (Aug. 16, 2008) In an inspired and impressive performance, once-beaten light heavyweight Jared Hamman (11-1) got his revenge against Poai Suganuma (9-2), winning by 2:34, first-round TKO at the Table Mountain Casino.
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comebacking Cyrille The Snake Diabate (15-6-1) of Rueil-Malmaison, France, scored a dominant unanimous decision over game but outgunned Jaime Fletcher (9-4) of San Bernardino, Calif., at 205 pounds;
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I will coach again, but for now I am committed to being the best I can be in mixed martial arts, said Hamman, whos won all 11 of his MMA fights by stoppage nine by TKO and two by submission. Hamman has yet to have a fight enter the third round.
It feels good to get revenge. But I feel bad for the guy. I respect him as a fighter and as a person. Poai didnt have to take this fight. Others probably would have moved on without giving me a rematch. But he did and I appreciate it. He gave me a rematch. If thats what they want, Ill do the same for him. Suganuma had a four-fight winning streak end.
Camoes, who has won six in a row, was sensational again as he made short work of Morgan, who seemingly is always matched tough.
I came to the United States to fight for the belt and thats what I want to do, said Camoes, a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu who won his EliteXC and U.S. debut on the Hamman-Suganuma undercard last April 5 with an eye-opening first-round TKO (strikes) over Joe Camacho on ShoXC. My job is to work hard and win fights. KJ Noons is the EliteXC lightweight champion. I would fight him. I would fight anybody. I am willing to fight whoever they want and do whatever it takes to get me closer to fighting for the belt.
Diabate, who was making his EliteXC debut and first start since April 21, 2007, gave the hard-trying Fletcher a brutal beating en route to winning by 30-27 on the three judges scorecards. At six-foot-six, Diabate used his height, reach, skills and ability to batter, bruise and bloody Fletcher. I felt a little ring rust, but I should be 100 percent for the next fight, the Muay Thai striking specialist said. Ill fight anybody. A fight with the Brazilian, Rafael Feijao, would be a great match. But it doesnt matter who I fight. It felt good to fight again and I am looking forward to fighting again soon.
Sexton won the first womens 130-pound fight in EliteXC history by 30-27 twice and 28-29.
I have nothing but respect for Debi Purcell and it was an honor and a privilege to fight her, Sexton said. I look forward to fighting the best in the EliteXCs women division. Purcell, who was appearing before a paying audience for the first time since Feb. 15, 2006, offered no excuses. I am very disappointed but I cant blame inactivity or anything else, she said.
In an excellent opening televised bout in which both were rocked and wobbled, Lizama roared back from a first-round knockdown to shock Berry.
This win erases anything I have done before, said Lizama, who was making his second ShoXC start. I always felt in there that I could match his handspeed and punch with him. This was a tough guy. I got away from my game plan and got hit a couple times. I give him credit for staying up for as long as he did. I was hitting him with some good shots. If he wants a rematch with his title at stake, I would fight him, but those kinds of decisions are made by my manager. I will fight whoever he says.


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Pam has worked in several capacities and has 20 years experience in the Social Work field. Pam was an investigator of child abuse for the State of Kansas, and case manager/therapist for Saint Francis Community Services. She provided case management and in-home family therapy through the family preservation program to families identified as having children at high risk from removal from the home. She provided practicum supervision for Bachelors and Master's level students.
Pam lives in McPherson with he husband, Tracy Schmidt. She enjoys traveling, watching football and college basketball, and riding her Harley.


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This article is part of the Tub Bites series.
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