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The Kings should be looking to trade Evans before the trade deadline.
In order to start becoming mildly successful in the future, the Sacramento Kings will have to look to trade their best players now.
Let's face it, there's not a single move the Kings can make that will turn their team's fortunes around this season.
With the pending movement of their home state, there isn't much excitement from the fan base given the team's current record and lack of star power.
How does one expect their fans to stay engaged when their home court is called Sleep Train Arena?
There are moves that they can make by the trade deadline to give themselves an established player going forward.
Contrary to what their record shows, there is a substantial amount of young talent that other teams will covet, especially contenders.
By purging some of the logjams at various positions, the Kings can finally move forward with the players that they can build around in the future instead of becoming increasingly mired in the present.
Not all trades will make perfect roster-building sense, but keep in mind that these four teams are looking to make a change and the Kings have the pieces to make it happen.
Pau Gasol is a trade target for any team wanting to swing a deal.
With the Kings unlikely to extend Tyreke Evans, he is the first person that they should look to move.
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With the Lakers in flux and looking for point guard help, the Kings may be able to help them out with a point guard and forward.
We're looking at Tyreke Evans and Isaiah Thomas. Thomas has lost much of his playing time to Aaron Brooks since starting most of last season. He provides the Kings a valuable trade chip. He also comes with a trade exception that the Lakers can look to use later on.
Gasol gives the Kings someone to build around until DeMarcus Cousins is able to take the reins going forward. He also has the ability to pass down the block to the bevy of shooters the Kings can throw out there. Remember, the Kings don't have any gifted passers and that's a reason why their offense has been so inconsistent. The lack of spacing is an issue.
As for the Lakers, they can use Evans and someone like John Salmons as depth. Thomas is also a nice addition to run the backup unit with Steve Blake our for the next couple months. He has also shown the capability to run an offense as a starter. If not Thomas, Marcus Thornton, should be given a look as well since he is can be an excellent shooter off the bench.
How long will the Ellis-Jennings tandem hold up?
The Bucks are playing extremely well right now, but how long do we really think the Monta Ellis-Brandon Jennings backcourt will work out?
Even though they are winning, Ellis hasn't played nearly as well as he did when he was the main ball-handler.
It didn't turn out so well in Golden State with two smaller guards in Stephen Curry and Ellis.
Again, we look at what Tyreke Evans can bring to the Bucks. He can play his regular position as shooting guard and fit in better with Jennings and company.
Evans' defense is a little suspect but he has more potential in that area than Ellis, who has been terrible his whole career.
In this trade, the Kings get Ellis and Tobias Harris, who is a young player they can build with.
Millsap is on the trade radar because of the Jazz' surplus of big men.
The Utah Jazz have a healthy glut of frontcourt players in Enes Kanter, Al Jefferson, Derrick Favors and Paul Millsap.
Since Millsap is heading into free agency after this season, the Jazz may be looking to unload him and free up playing time for their potentially dominant frontcourt.
The Kings would give up a valuable, young player in Marcus Thornton but, again, it would net them an extremely productive forward in Millsap. Of course, they would have to decide on his impending free agency but could lure him into staying with a winning season.
Getting Millsap would provide an efficient scorer and allow Cousins to do less with the ball. I'm sure Kings fans have had enough of him shooting mid-range jumpers and blindly spinning into double-teams.
This is a trade that nets both teams productive, young players that fill a need and open up logjams at clogged positions.
Terrence Jones is one of many assets the Rockets own.
This one is almost too easy.
Both teams have a lot of talent and the Rockets have shown that they are ready to trade with anyone at any time (see: James Harden). The Rockets have a large supply of talented forwards with Patrick Patterson, Marcus Morris, Terrence Jones and Royce White (whenever he is back).
The Kings could unload a guard in Thornton or Evans and someone like Salmons or Hayes for salary relief. If they get Jones and Patterson back for a combination of Evans, Thornton and Hayes it would be a trade they would have to do.
As for the Kings, they could get extremely talented players in Morris and Jones, who can provide defense and scoring all in one. It gives the Kings flexibility down low with Cousins, a pair of forwards, and more run for players like Thomas, Thornton and even Fredette. It'd be nice to see what the latter can do with extended run.
Evans would fit in nicely opposite James Harden. He could also be the sixth man and play off Jeremy Lin who is an adept passer. Houston isn't exactly using their rookies at this moment and wouldn't mind paying a steep price for a chance at another franchise player. It wasn't so long ago that Tyreke averaged a 20-5-5 line through a whole season.

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Kaz Ishii is better than any of them.
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Posted: July 02, 2005 at 02:26 AM (#1445307)So is Tom Glavine.
OK, the Padres will trade you Astacio for Ishii.
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Party Girl also looks forward to the Halliburton Chili Cookoff every year. Since it moved to the Mall of Acadiana, there's plenty of room for cookin' chili and tasting until your lips burn. This year was no different, and highlights included Stone Energy's spirit award-winning skit from Grease, the mall's "exotic" chili and the No.1 winner in the traditional category, Air Logistics. That was some good chili!
River Ranch has been busy as usual, with several new businesses opening just in time for the holidays. Moseley and Hollard and Julie's Etc., located inside the Onebane building, recently cut their ribbons. The shops were decked out for Christmas, and Julie's is the place for gifts. Julie Wimmer, one of the owners, looked radiant and kept saying the shop is a dream come true! Y'all have to pick up one of her Rosemary Garden candles, and try Moseley and Hollard for the man on your list. Congrats to Roy Hollard and Joe Moseley, who met long ago at Gaidry's Menswear, on their dream as well.
I was also lucky enough to be invited to a reception at the home of Ambassador Jean-David Levitte in Washington, D.C., to pay tribute to the French government and French firms that have committed a total of more than $20 million to Katrina hurricane relief efforts. As if traveling to D.C. wasn't great enough, PG got to sample the fabulous French wines that were served and finally settled on Mumm's Cordon Rouge champagne for the evening's toast. The Ambassador's residence is a 1905 mansion in Georgetown, and my driver noted that Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld's personal residence was across the street. Nice neighborhood! Among those in attendance were Joey Durel, Mary Landrieu and David Vitter, Lois Breaux (who helped organize the fête), Cokie Roberts and Lindy Boggs, Mitch Landrieu and Bob Livingston. Nice group, too!
There's always plenty of "local" celebrities to come home to though. The Woman's Foundation's 25th anniversary celebration brought together a wonderful group to celebrate at The Townhouse Nov. 17. Party Girl sat with Gerri and Bo Ramsey and Elaine and Ed Abel, while applauding all the great efforts of the Woman's Foundation. Did y'all know they've given $279,000 in grants since 1988 and received a national Philanthropy Award from the Planned Giving Council the same week as their silver anniversary? Congrats to Rose Cormier and her staff!
Party On! ' PG
MAR 7 Here's a great read on Mother Jones about Bobby Jindal and how his personal history has shaped the candidate. Again, the concept of personality and charisma (or a lack thereof) is raised, when Tim Murphy writes that Jindal has tried very hard but has "been eclipsed by a succession of shinier objects" like Rubio, Cruz and Christie. His real problem, former Gov. Buddy Roemer is quoted here as saying, is his ambition.
MAR 7 A Baton Rouge legislator is trying again to put the famous (or infamous) red light cameras to a public vote, this WBRZ story reports. One bill prefiled by Jeff Arnold would require voters to approve the money-making operations. Another would require that each ticket be served, instead of mailed, on the alleged violator.
MAR 7 Columnist Mark Moseley writes about "commentgate" in this post on the Lens, mostly to remind us that "we don't know jack squat" about what really happened. Sure, the scandal of federal prosecutors anonymously commenting on the Picayune's website about cases in their office brought down Jim Letten and all of his buds, but we still know virtually nothing about what really happened, and all the perpetrators have not been identified, Moseley argues.
MAR 7 Blogger Rod Dreher examines a recent poll that found Catholics sure like the new pope, but it's not having any effect on their behavior. He's a good guy and represents a positive change in their church, but it doesn't mean they're going to Mass more than they used to, Dreher tells us. Why is that? Dreher thinks it is because most American Catholics are just going to do what they want, regardless of who the pope is.
MAR 7 First it was a bunch of federal prosecutors, now an Arkansas judge. A political blogger outed a circuit judge as the same guy making nasty (and possibly racist, sexist and homophobic) comments on an LSU sports message board, the Picayune reports here. The judge, who was running for an appeals court seat up there, has ended his campaign and apologized. Not a good move for someone whose judgment affects people's lives.
MAR 7 To follow up on dad Don Briggs' recent splash in the headlines, here's a story that reads more like a letter to the editor by Gifford Briggs, vice president of LOGA, the group his dad heads up. It's time to stand up and support the poor, defenseless oil and gas industry, we're told. The "greedy trial lawyers" are trotted out, and we're urged to help him "change Louisiana."
MAR 7 Blogger Stephen Sabludowsky writes about the upcoming political spring in this post on Bayou Buzz. He's covering Jindal's agenda, education, this year's attempt to repeal creationism in public schools, and Bill Cassidy's Tea Party alignment, among other things.
MAR 7 Don't look for Bobby "I've got the job I want" Jindal to be in Louisiana this weekend. As this story in the Los Angeles Times reports, he'll be on the East Coast kissing bu--- er, pressing flesh at CPAC. If you want to see his speech, click here. The conservative love-fest will feature speeches from all the (current) 2016 GOP contenders, with Ted Cruz kicking it off and Sarah Palin wrapping it up. In between, the most anticipated speech is probably that of Chris Christie, the story reports. There's also a straw poll (Rand Paul won last year).
MAR 6 Here's some more new info on the continuing controversy at Louisiana College, this time posted on the Tennessean (so maybe this story is pretty interesting outside of Louisiana, too). The story, originally written by Town Talk reporters, tells us about a document with allegedly forged signatures which was sent to SACS, the organization which issues accreditation for southern universities and colleges. The plot thickens?
MAR 6 If you're on the Facebook, you've seen this video of two NOLA police officers line dancing with some Mardi Gras revelers. But this one is even better: it's a NOLA police horse line dancing on Bourbon Street. Hey -- this is Louisiana. We all can get down, if the situation calls for it.
MAR 6 In this week's post, Jim Brown is remembering former Gov. Jimmie Davis, who was sworn in 70 years ago this week. Included in here is the governor's recipe for raccoon, which was his favorite dish, Brown says. He also tells us who "Sunshine" was - Jimmie's palomino. She's buried at the late governor's farm, Brown says.
MAR 6 Columnist James Gill applies his special combination of wit and sarcasm to our friend Don Briggs in this post. Gill read the oil and gas leader's deposition and almost felt sorry for him -- almost. The problem seems to be related to Mr. Brigg's "stupendous ignorance of his purported area of expertise," Gill writes. He also credits Briggs with doing more for the environmental cause in a couple hours than tree-huggers can accomplish in years.


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Quite an interesting musing on liberalism and civilization.
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IMAGE: French revolutionary map
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Excerpted from a draft for my long-delayed essay (almost a small book now) on the relationship of revolutionary Marxism to revolutionary liberalism.
It is difficult to even mention the concept of civilization without conjuring up images of Occidental hauteur. One is immediately reminded of the so-called "civilizing mission" undertaken by the great colonial powers of Europe. The word's origins, however, prove far more benign. Nevertheless, the timing of its emergence in history cannot be thought a mere coincidence. "Civilization" is an invention of the bourgeois epoch. According to the French semiotician Émile Benveniste, the term first appeared in print in a 1757 book by the Marquis de Mirabeau.[1] Though it derives more generally from the Latin civilis, denoting a higher degree of urbanity and legality, "civilization" in its modern sense dates only from the Enlightenment. In its post-1765 French usage, Benveniste observed that here "civilisationmeant the original, collective process that made humanity emerge from barbarity, and this use was even then leading to the definition of civilisationas the state of civilized society."[2] From there, the concept was then imported to Great Britain by Scottish Enlightenment figures like Ferguson, Millar, and Smith. This most likely came through their interactions with the French physiocrats Quesnay, Necker, and Turgot.[3] Freud's suggestion in Civilization and Its Discontents — that the civilizing process of society in history resembles the maturation of the individual[4] — was already largely anticipated by Ferguson in the introductory paragraph to his Essay on the History of Civil Society. There he asserted: "Not only the individual advances from infancy to manhood, but the species itself from rudeness to civilization."[5] For Millar, as it was for Smith, civilization was marked by the development of a complex division of labor, what he called "the distinctions of professions and of ranks." With the further articulation of this system of distinctions, "the human mind is cultivated and expanded; and man rises to the highest pitch of civilization and refinement."[6] Smith reaffirmed Millar's identification of civilized society as being one in which there was a highly-developed system of ranks. At one point, Smith clarified that whenever he used the term "civilized society," what he really meant was just a "society where the distinction of ranks has once been completely established."[7]
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Hilton Worldwide has recognized Chattanooga native Tim Haynes as the 2012 Hilton Garden Inn General Manager of the Year for the Central Region.
For nearly seven years, Mr. Haynes has been the general manager of the Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place, a Vision Hospitality Group, Inc. hotel, and has made contributions to both the company and the hospitality industry. From assisting with the opening of new hotels to cultivating an award-winning team at Hamilton Place, Mr. Haynes has exemplified the qualities Hilton uses to define a General Manager of the Year, including excellence in guest service, superior leadership and passion for hospitality, officials said. Most recently, the Hilton Garden Inn Chattanooga/Hamilton Place team finished 2012 in the brand's Top 10 percent nationwide.
"It's really an honor to be recognized by Hilton," Mr. Haynes said. "I truly care about my associates and guests. This has been even more meaningful to know I have contributed in a positive way to my hometown. I have always wanted to do good things for Chattanooga."
Outside of the office, Mr. Haynes is an active board member for the Greater Chattanooga Hospitality Association and regularly volunteers for several community service organizations, including Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga.
"Tim has been a tremendous asset to Vision and an exceptional leader for the Hamilton Place team," Vision President and CEO Mitch Patel said. "We are extremely proud of his accomplishments as a professional in the industry and a valued member of the Vision family."
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The pull happened last week prior to
the Linux 3.4-rc1 release
, but one of the other interesting changes in the
Linux 3.4 kernel
that hasn't been talked about much is the x32 support.
Back in February I talked about
the x32 support being called in for kernel review
, which Ingo Molnar sent in during the 3.4 merge window and he was successful in getting Linus to pull the tree.
Linux x32 is a new, native 32-bit ABI for x86_64 on Linux. Applications not needing 64-bit address space can now optionally target this 32-bit ABI to take advantage of the smaller 32-bit memory foot-print while still being able to take advantage of x86_64 CPU instructions and other functionality.
On the GCC side the x32 compiler support has already been merged and now the Linux kernel support is in place. There's also changes needed for x32 with GNU binutils and glibc.
On the kernel side, per
the Git pull message
, is the x32 binary format and execution mode for x86. This provides 32-bit data-space binaries using 64-bit instructions and 64-bit kernel syscalls.
Since the 3.4-rc1 release, on the GCC mailing list there's now
an RFC message
concerning the x32 TLS specification.
It will be a while until the x32 support is fully ready and found throughout new Linux distribution releases, but this 32-bit ABI is finally materializing in the real world.
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The Comfort Inn Oceanfront South in Nags Head has been charged with religious discrimination after it fired a woman who says her religion forbade her from working on Christmas Eve 2010.
Claudia Neal, a practicing Seventh-day Adventist, worked as a desk clerk at the hotel. In the past, managers had accommodated her need to be off work from sundown Friday until sundown Saturday.
Hotel management, however, juggled work assignments for Dec. 24, 2010, and scheduled Neal to work into the evening that day even though it was a Friday. She again explained her faith's requirements and reiterated that managers had always accommodated her before. According to her complaint, that's when she was fired.
She filed a complaint with the EEOC alleging the hotel failed to accommodate her religious beliefs. The commission attempted to resolve the dispute through its conciliation process, but the two sides never agreed. The EEOC has now filed suit against the hotel, alleging it violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act when it fired Neal.
Note: Employers that discontinue accommodations (either religious or disability-based) will find an uphill battle in court. To win, they must demonstrate that the accommodation caused them an undue hardship—a difficult argument to make when they've already been accommodating the employee for some time.
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Dodgers play up their palm trees as part of off-season remodeling
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The Chocolate Society has been in existence under various ownerships since 1991, but in its present form only since 2010. It is owned by two brothers, Duncan and Alasdair Garnsworthy, and operates as a small-batch artisan chocolatier from their small factory in rural Somerset. There, using Valrhona couvertures, they make fresh truffles, bars, pralines, and now this fabulous and unusual Easter egg. Several weeks ago they posted an intriguing photograph on their Twitter feed (@chocsoc), and asked for volunteers to sample their 2014 coconut Easter egg. Well, it's a tough assignment, but plucky as ever, I volunteered.
The egg really has to be seen "in the flesh" to fully appreciate its splendour. The exterior truly does have the look and apparent texture of the husk of a real coconut, with the top removed to reveal what looks like the creamy white coconut flesh within. The notes accompanying the egg reveal that it is made from Valrhona white chocolate, blended with coconut and then sprayed with a light layer of dark (70% cocoa) chocolate. This is then brushed to create the convincing coconut texture. Then they remove the top of the egg and line the inside of the shell with more dessicated coconut. I'd never tasted Valrhona's white chocolate before, but can report it is beautifully creamy and smooth and, for white chocolate, not too sweet. I'm a bit of a white chocolate fan, and believe me, this is very good white chocolate indeed, with the natural vanilla extract balancing perfectly with the coconut added to the chocolate.
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Canada's central bank kept trend-setting overnight interest rate steady at 1 per cent but signaled increase likely if Canadian economy continues to improve.
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OTTAWA — The Bank of Canada kept its trend-setting overnight interest rate steady at 1 per cent but warned that higher borrowing costs are on the way.
If the economy continues to improve, a gradual increase in the central bank's key rate may lead to an uptick in the interest rates commercial banks charge consumer and business borrowers, central bank governor Mark Carney said Tuesday.
"Some modest withdrawal of the present considerable monetary policy stimulus may become appropriate, consistent with achieving the (Bank's) 2-per cent inflation target over the medium term," he said in a statement accompanying the rate-setting announcement.
Higher interest rates tend to draw in foreign capital, in turn bolstering the Canadian dollar, so the Bank's hawkish hints touched off an upsurge in the loonie's value. It closed on exchange markets at 100.99 (U.S.) cents, up .96 of a cent from Monday.
The central bank raises interest rates to slow economic activity and thus dampen inflation, and this was Carney's strongest warning about a possible rate hike since last summer. However, the move toward increased borrowing costs in July 2011 never materialized because of the eurozone crisis. And this time the central bank was vague about timing.
Economists doubt the upward move will come before late 2012 or early 2013.
"We anticipate that, despite the change in language in (the Bank's) announcement, rates will remain lower than normal for some time," TD Bank economist Diana Petramala said. "The language of the communiqué makes a rate hike by the end of 2012 highly likely, but the timing is still uncertain."
Carney has kept the central bank's trend-setting rate at 1 per cent since September 2010 because of lacklustre economic conditions.
But Canadians' high level of household debt, a development in part driven by the central bank's low-interest-rate policy, remains "the biggest domestic risk" to the economy, Carney said. He has repeatedly warned the Bank's inflation-fighting mandate will require it to raise Canadians' borrowing costs as soon as possible.
The central bank said the Canadian economy is picking up speed but could be slowed by high oil prices.
The "headwinds" from overseas that have been holding back Canada's economy have somewhat abated as the U.S. recovery has shown some staying power, Carney pointed out.
And he said Canada's growth this year would hit 2.4 per cent, a significant improvement over the 2-per cent growth for 2012 predicted only a few months ago.
Despite the more upbeat outlook, the Bank expressed concerns about the possible negative impact of high energy prices. It said improved global economic prospects, supply disruptions and geopolitical risk have kept commodity prices elevated.
"If sustained, high oil price developments could dampen the improvement in economic momentum," Carney said.
Analysts say Carney remains in a bind. If the Bank raises rates to fight inflation, it is likely to drive up the value of the loonie on exchange markets, which makes Canadian exports less competitive and thus undercuts economic growth at home. This predicament has led to speculation that the central bank governor has in the meantime turned to trying to shock the public into thinking twice about loading up on more debt.
Higher interests rates are not inevitable in the near future given the still-fragile nature of the recovery, notes CIBC World Markets chief economist Avery Shenfeld. "We're going to walk the line on whether those interest rate hikes are needed in terms of growth rates this year," he commented.
The Bank releases its quarterly outlook Wednesday and the next interest rate-setting target is June 5.
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General Mills Inc. has quietly cut 2 to 3 percent of its Twin Cities-based staff in recent months.
One company official said the cuts were made to make the company more efficient and competitive. Former employees and business insiders pointed to higher commodity costs and the rising popularity of low-carbohydrate foods as possible factors in the decision to reduce staff.
"We're constantly -- as an organization -- looking for new ways to reorganize," said Marybeth Thorsgaard, spokeswoman for the company. "We have to ask, 'are there ways we can be more efficient with our operations?' ... You can't look at two specific things like that. You need to look at a much bigger picture."
According to The Business Journal's 2004 Fact Book, 5,706 of General Mills' 27,889 employees work in Minnesota.
Thorsgaard said the cuts fell largely in the company's Bakeries and Foodservice division, which is Twin Cities-based. She did not specify what other areas faced reductions, but according to former General Mills employees and one vendor, the cuts also affected marketing, R&D and sales personnel. Former employees said the reductions reached as high as 10 to 15 percent in certain departments.
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