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See's Scotchmallow
Name: Scotchmallow
I've mentioned the See's Scotchmallow a few times as being the epitome of fine marshmallowyness. So I figured I should probably detail it for folks who have never had one.
First, there are two kinds. There's the one you can buy pre-packaged like a candy bar, pictured above. It's 1.5 ounces and clocking in at 113 calories per ounce, for a chocolate treat, it's pretty low on the calories per ounce. I'll credit the marshmallow for that. The second kind is the little round one that you can get at the counter by the piece or in the mixed boxes (comes in both the standard mix and the nuts & chews). Not only is it smaller, but it is also cloaked in semi-sweet chocolate, not milk chocolate as the bar is.
Second, See's makes one of the best caramels available in stores. What is it about them? I think it's that they actually have carmelized sugar in them. Caramels are rather time consuming and though the ingredients are simple (sugar, corn syrup, milk and butter), they need to be boiled slowly and brought up to temperature. If you don't boil it long enough or to the right temp, you end up with gooey caramel without much flavor. If you go too long, you get toffee (which is good in its own right). Basically, a good caramel is a chewy toffee. The marshmallow though, is what makes this candy special. And the best thing about the marshmallow is that it has a flavor. It's not just foamy, gelatinized sugar and egg whites. It has a wonderfully rounded flavor of honey in it which sets off the toasty taste of the caramel and sweet creaminess of the chocolate. Often I'll eat off the chocolate and caramel and just be left with a honey of a marshmallow heap. Ahhhhh! (I wish the just sold the marshmallows, maybe they have a version of a Peep I should look out for at Easter.)
Third, they're great quality. They use real ingredients (except for vanillin) and they're not that expensive. I prefer See's far and away over Godiva as boxed chocolates from the mall go. Though they're antiseptic stores, which resemble the school nurse's office more than a candy shop, they're a plain old hoot. And when you go into the store, whether you buy something or not, they give you a free sample. (I had a raspberry truffle when I was there on Saturday.)
Stores are found only in the West and Midwest, but you can always mail order.
Rating - 9 out of 10
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:39 pm Candy • Review • See's • Caramel • Chocolate • Marshmallow • 9-Yummy • United States • Comments (14)
Wednesday, October 26, 2005
Cha-Cha-Cha Choxie
Name: Choxie Chocolates
I was planning on making jokes about what Choxie meant, but then I saw a commercial for it and they said it was "Chocolate with Moxie." Not to be confused with Mockolate. And it's not Chalk that's Toxic or as my neighbor pronounces it ... Choke-see. The other weird thing besides the name is that it's not on the Target website. You search for Choxie and you get some CDs.
At the urging of several readers I went there this past weekend and bought a variety of the new chocolates. A little tub of Warm Spiced Caramels (9.45 oz for $5), a Hot Chocolate Bar (2.5 oz for $1.80) and a small box of the Artisan Truffle Tiles (3.5 oz for $5). There's lots more variety there with round truffles and other chocolate covered goodies
Warm Spiced Caramels: I'm in love with these little buggers. They're smooth caramel with a little spicy flavor. No heat to them, just a little bit like a spiced rum or mulled cider. Very fall-like. The chocolate is smooth and not the slightest bit waxy and not to sticky sweet or milky. I think I'd like them with semi-sweet as well.
Artisan Truffle Tiles: The tiles are all the rage, as far as I can tell. They have that retro styling to them, with the painted tops. The flavors in the 3.5 ounce box are: chili limon, jasmine tea, orange mango, key lime, lemon rose, apple pie, cafe latte and cinnamon praline.
I didn't try the truffles, but I can see the truffles having the advantage of a better ratio of chocolate to filling. Here the filling is about 1/4 of the total of the candy. The chocolate is smooth, but because all the flavors are in the same box, there's a weird sort of jumbled infusion in the chocolate shell ... chocolate is an excellent flavor absorber, and in this case it's absorbed all of them. Perhaps the wrapped truffles don't have this issue. The centers are pretty divine though. The flavors aren't quite as robust as I think I've had at some places like Boule, but for a pre-packaged candy it's rather nice to have the option of something like Lemon Rose or Chili Limon. Some of the other flavors like apple pie and latte were a little ordinary, but the creaminess of the centers is really the star.
If I were decorating a cake or something, these could be a great, edible addition.
Hot Chocolate Bar: The last, and probably most cost effective pure chocolate candy I found were the bars (the caramels are cheaper by the ounce but not all chocolate). At 2.5 ounces, it's not a bad deal as candy bars go. If you've ever had a Frango, the "truffle" center of this is very similar. Rather firm, but a good instant melt. The flavor is rich with a lot of cinnamon with a little heat from both ginger and chipotle. I wish there were more fire to it and less spice graininess.
Overall, as a hostess gift the packaging is super cute and the quality is good. As fine candy goes, I think I'd still stick with See's Candies, as they're quite a bit cheaper though lack those trendy flavors (but their key lime truffle is pretty awesome).
Rating: 7 out of 10
Note: I have a sneaking suspicion that Trader Joe's 'Slate of Bliss' is made by the same people who make Choxie, so I'm digging for more info on that ... maybe I'll have something later this week.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 10:22 am Candy • Review • Choxie (Target) • Caramel • Chocolate • 7-Worth It • United States • Target • Comments (28)
Tuesday, October 25, 2005
Overload Cups
Name: Overload Peanut Butter Cups
In my mind, there is no more perfect melding of chocolate and peanut butter than the Reese's Miniature (yes, the minis are better than the full-sized cups). I do not pursue anything above that, but in the interest of fairness, I'm giving these Overload thingies a chance to prove themselves.
Overload is three peanut butter cups, each a slight variation on the tried and true original. One with balls of Butterfinger crisps tossed on top, another with some sort of fake m&ms (called 'candies') and the last with Buncha Crunch, which are just chocolate covered crisped rice like a Nestle Crunch bar.
First, when I pulled the tray out of the package, I could see that there was some sort of industrial accident. There were little 'candies' in ALL of the peanut butter cups and the 'candies' one had some buncha crunches in it. So much for segregation.
The chocolate is smooth and sweet, if perhaps a little more of it than a standard Reese's cup. The peanut butter center is a little smoother than a Reese's which is neither a good or bad thing, it just is. I kind of like a little grain to my nut butters, but that's me. It was salty and very roasty tasting. The Butterfinger mixed in with that is a really good combo, a nice variation of smoothness, sweet, a bit chewy later with the Butterfinger and a lingering salty tone. The Buncha Crunch also has a nice texture to it, but in my mind it's not quite enough crisp to make it through the cup. The 'candies' one is just kinda silly - is it the color that's suppose to impress me or the texture of the candy shells? It's by far the most chocolately, but the peanut butter part gets kind of lost without a texture to set it off.
These don't even come close to most other peanut butter and chocolate products for me. The variety was, however, a welcome change when you're buying a King Size item.
Rating: 5 out of 10 for 'candies' and Buncha Crunch and 6 out of 10 for the Butterfinger
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Monday, October 24, 2005
Abba Zaba
Name: Abba Zaba
Again, I grew up on the eastern seaboard, so some of the candies I see on the west coast are unfamiliar to me. Abba Zabas are one of them. I think we had something similar, but I can't recall what it was. The website for Annabelle's is quaint, circa 1996, and entirely sincere like the candy. It's a little disturbing that the ingredients label on the candy spells it Palm Kernal instead of kernel, but I have to admit that many spelling mistakes have made to the screen in this site.
Abba Zabas are a white taffy with a stripe of peanut butter in the center. If you open the package and take it out, it looks like a white subway tile and kind of sounds like one if you whack it on the side of the table. They're dangerous things, really, the taffy is firm and sticky, so if you have any sort of dental work (fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures) you're liable to lose it or loosen it. If you have firmly planted teeth, you're probably their target consumer.
I found the taste to be very nice, the sweet taffy is a really good backdrop to the peanut butter, but I have to admit that I prefer either a hard candy shell on my peanut butter or a molasses chew like Mary Janes or Peanut Butter Kisses. The dental destroying qualities are just too overwhelming for me, so I'll leave this one to the kids.
Rating - 4 out of 10.
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:31 am Candy • Review • Annabelle's • Chews • Peanuts • 4-Benign • United States • Comments (19)
Friday, October 21, 2005
York Pinkermint Patties
Name: York Peppermint Pattie (Special Edition - Miniatures)
York Peppermint Patties hardly need a review from me. They're a dense/fluffy minted center with a thin dark chocolate coat.
The reason I bring these up is that instead of the regular market-testing Limited Edition, these pink-centered patties are to raise awareness and money for the Young Survival Coalition.
(Here's the press release from YSC.)
They've been out since this summer, but I've yet to see them in any store on the West Coast (okay, I've only looked on the coast of California from San Francisco to Los Angeles), these were sent to me by a friend of my sister-in-law in NY. If you find them, grab them. They're no different than a regular YORK, except for the color. Eat them in the dark if the pink squicks you.
Rating - 10 out of 10 (cancer is bad, breasts are good ... actually I love Peppermint Patties, the miniatures especially)
Thursday, October 20, 2005
Name: Chick-o-Stick
These have always scared me. I think because they're called Chick-o-Sticks and look like they could be chicken legs. Not something I'd consider to be a sweet treat. And let's face it, the orange color is pretty freaky. The Atkinson site doesn't really say why they're called that except that that's what they've always been called.
What they really are is a peanut butter toffee crisp covered in coconut. Pretty simple. A lot like the inside of a Butterfinger bar, but a bit more solid (as you can see in the close up if you click on the photo).
The taste is good, sweet with a nice hit of salt and a really good roasted peanut butter flavor. Even though the coconut looks pretty minimal, the taste is pretty significant. Unlike some of the other crisped peanut butter candies, this one contains no trans fats, in fact the only fat in it comes from the peanut butter itself. They're much easier to carry around than some chocolate candies because it doesn't melt, so I can see this being a good treat for hiking or shipping long distances (the Atkinson website mentions shipping them to Iraq).
I know, I need to get a hold of a Clark bar and Zagnut to round out my tour of peanut crisp.
Rating - 7 out of 10
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POSTED BY Cybele AT 1:41 pm Candy • Review • Atkinson's • Coconut • Peanuts • 7-Worth It • United States • 99 Cent Only Store • Comments (26)
Monday, October 17, 2005
Hershey's Cookies
Name: Hershey's with Almonds & Reese's Cookies
So, the Almond Joy cookies were nice. I loved the York cookies, but haven't been able to find them again. What I have found are the Hershey's with Almonds and the Reese's (finally!).
Can I just say this about the Hershey's with Almonds? OMIGOD! Awesome. Really. I wasn't planning on reviewing them so close to the Almond Joy one ... but I wanted to photograph them, and once I opened the package and take a bit for the photo ... eek! They're soooo good. I wanted to run down the hall and share them with someone else. I didn't want to share them with someone else! They're mine! I only have four!
The cookie part is light and crunchy with a good cocoa flavor like the cookie part of an Oreo, but lighter. The creamy chocolate topping has nicely roasted almonds in it. Not a lot of them, but enough for a good nutty flavor and texture. The chocolate is good and sweet and provides a good creamy balance to the slightly salted cookie. I wish they weren't so hard to find and expensive as cookies go, but then again, I don't want them in a larger package lest I eat more than four at a time. (I did share one.)
The Reese's didn't do much for me. They were peanutty, but lacked a creamy quality that the peanut butter cups have. I still think they're a solidly good cookie - better than a Nutter Butter if you like chocolate with your peanut cookies.
Ratings: Hershey's with Almond Cookie - 10 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 12:56 pm Candy • Review • Hershey's • Chocolate • Nuts • Peanuts • 7-Worth It • 10-Superb • United States •
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Inside Out Junior Mints
Name: Junior Mints Inside Outs
I got an instant message from a former colleague the other day about these. I hadn't seen them, but sure enough they were just waiting for me at the 99 Cent store last week.
The Inside Outs are a white chocolate shell with a dark chocolate minted cream filling. They're not at all like Junior Mints, except for the fact that they're junior sized and minty. Where a regular Junior Mint has semi-sweet chocolate and an oozy mint filling, the Inside Outs have no real chocolate taste. Where Junior Mints are rather low in fat (for a chocolate candy), the Inside Outs don't have that much more fat but their second ingredient (after sugar) is Partially Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil ... yes, the dreaded trans fats.
Even the description on the box is a little uninspiring "Dark Chocolatey Mints in a Smooth White Coating." Mmm, don't you just love white coating? And the word "chocolatey" screams "I have no real chocolate in me!"
If you dig Junior Mints, stick to Junior Mints ... they can hardly be improved. They're usually a good value (the standard single serve box is 1.84 ounces) and pretty easily understood ingredients. There are real white chocolate mint candies out there and I advise seeking them out - real white chocolate uses cocoa butter which is not only a monosaturated fat it's just smoother. The Inside Outs are a limited edition, so if you want to give them a try, you'd better hurry.
Rating - 4 out of 10
POSTED BY Cybele AT 9:48 am Candy • Review • Tootsie • Limited Edition • Mints • 4-Benign • United States • 99 Cent Only Store • Comments (16)
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Mrs Taylor, who has been supported throughout the month by her children Caillin, 19, Carrie, 17, and Joe, 16, said: "I'm well known for liking my alcohol but I'm doing it because every pound helps Cancer Research UK bring forward the day that cancer can be beaten, which is what we all hope for.
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Add this place to the vast multitudes of quality beer spots in Greenpoint/Williamsburgh/Brooklyn. Its a great combination of tasty growler fill options, quality brews in the cooler units and shrimpy shelves, condiments, spices, oils, cheeses, meats, breads, gourmet coffee etc. Friendly folks behind the counter at this beer forward speciality food shop. Hope they can attract enough foodie hipster to keep their doors open. I checked beermenus.com a few times over the summer and would be there plenty more if I was a local. Nice vibe, worthy place to support. I did notice a pinch in my wallet when gazing at the bottle options, but the growler price seemed more in line...
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A very nice place in a quiet area of Williamsburg, each time I've gone I've parked right in front of the door. Staff is very friendly and helpful. This is a small shop with gourmet and artisanal food products and a small, carefully curated selection of bottles. I believe there are growler fills but I've yet to avail myself of that.
At the risk of blowing a quiet spot up, they do get limited releases and I have gotten Bourbon County Coffee, King Henry, Smoke from the Oak beers by Captain Lawrence, and the like, as well as cool stuff like Fritz Broem and Handbryggerit (sp?). Prices are on the high side but I imagine they are struggling to pay the rent here and aren't getting rich on Goose Island and Hudson Valley farmhouse cheddars.
Worth a visit to be sure. They are very forthcoming on the phone and have never hesitated to tell me if they do or don't have a hard-to-find beer. No subterfuge or games, no holding bottles or stuff in the back room.
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Came across this place because they had a rare offering on tap from Goose Island that other places in the city were charging ~ 5$ more for growler fills.
Condiments, cheeses, beers. Similar setup to Bierkraft, except with less food and much less overall selection (european, etc). That being said, their selection was good, mostly American craft brews. Captain Lawrence, Pretty Things, Stillwater, Ballast Point, the solid niceties, and from overseas, Mikkeler + few others. However, I noticed that the prices were around 2-3$ more for bottles than you'd pay at a place like Deciccos.
Opened in late 2010, it seems that they have a good idea of what beer nerds like. Will definitely visit again depending on what they have on tap.
Personally I stay away from bottles anywhere in the boroughs, but their growler prices will save you a few bucks.
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So I'm hoping that those of you who are interested in my Olympic Sports writing will continue to read through the winter as I write about MD Women's Basketball. I skipped last Saturday's loss at St. Joe's because (a) I didn't see the game – though I got plenty of feedback from people who did – (b) I was just so down about the other losses that I didn't want to write about another one and was afraid I might write something inappropriate. With that preface, let me get on to tonight's game.
The Terps returned home after Saturday's tough 50-49 loss at St. Joe's to take out their frustration on a young American University Eagles team. Credit to AU for their effort, they played hard throughout but they were little more than cannon fodder for a much more talented Terrapin squad. AU did lead briefly at 2-0 when Alicia DeVaughn who had been tipping the opening jump back to 6'1" Laurent Mincy tapped it over the head of 5'9" Chloe Pavlech who made her first start as Maryland's point guard. After the Eagles made two free throws, the Terps ran off 20 of the next 24 points to roll out to a fourteen point lead. Tianna Hawkins fully recovered from the bug that slowed her down on Saturday had six points in the stretch. Maryland showed a fine propensity for sharing the ball garnering 7 assists on the ten baskets. Freshman Malina Howard's steal and fast break lay-in capped the run. As the Terps continued to stretch out its lead, Coach Frese managed playing time for all 9 healthy players on the roster. Maryland's lead hit 22 at 35-13 with about six and a half minutes remaining in the first half on Katie Rutan's first three-point basket of the night. By the time the half rolled around the Terrapins were up by twenty-six.
Maryland opened the second half on a 6-2 run that was almost a lay-up drill with all three baskets coming deep in the paint coming from three different players (Mincy, DeVaughn, & Thomas). The Terps continued to play solid defense and exploit their advantage on the inside and the lead ballooned up to 36 with fifteen and a half minutes remaining. At this point the Eagles went on a mini run scoring 5 straight and began to make a few shots dropping in 3 consecutive three pointers over the next three minutes. Maryland freshmen Howard and Pavlech answered with back to back bombs of their own to keep the lead at thirty-four going into the under 12 media time out. With the lead sitting at 73-39, the only question for those in attendance was whether the Terps would break the 100 point barrier for the first time this season. In the end, the answer would be close but not quite as Maryland finished with a 94-54 rout. Tianna Hawkins led the Terps in scoring for the third time in four outings bagging 25 points on 10-13 shooting. Joining T-Hawk in double figures were Alicia DeVaughn with 17, Malina Howard whose 16 points established a new career high early in the freshman's career, and junior transfer Katie Rutan who added ten. The Terps had 29 assists on 40 baskets for an impressive 72.5% assist ratio. Pavlech led the way with 8 and only 2 turnovers while Mincy added seven and had only a single turnover. As a team, the Terrapins turned the ball over only fourteen times. In one of the big shocks of the night (NOT!) Maryland out rebounded American 45-19 with 25 of MD's boards coming on the offensive end. The road (literally and figuratively) gets much tougher for Maryland as they will travel to Lincoln to take on 23rd ranked Nebraska in the ACC/B1G Challenge one week from tonight before traveling to Hartford to take on the 2nd ranked Huskies on December 3. The Terps next home game will be the ACC season opener against UVA on December 6th.


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It would be a major change, all the same content would still be there though (and even new content would follow). But I figured I'd put it before you guys to see what you thought.
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Biddeford, ME — Sister Bertha Duperry, formerly known as Sister Rolande-Marie, died at Southern Maine Medical Center in Biddeford, Maine on .Friday, February 1, 2013.at the age of 96. Bertha was the youngest child in a family of ten children born to Napoleon Duperry and Odelie Pelletier. Bertha was born on April 18,1916 in Van Buren, ME. She attended Keegan Elementary School, then Sacred Heart High in Van Buren, ME. In 1940, Bertha entered the Congregation of the Sister Servants of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, also known as the Good Shepherd Sisters of Quebec, in Biddeford, ME. After her initial training in religious life, Sister Bertha spent a year at our Good Shepherd Scholasticate in Quebec City. She earned her BA degree in education from St. Joseph College in Windham, ME, Then, came advanced studies at Salem State College in MA. She later earned her Master's Degree in special education and psychology from the University of Maine in Orono. She was certified in both Maine and Massachusetts as School Psychologist, Special Ed Teacher, and Reading Consultant.
Her elementary school teaching of more than 20 years took her to Old Town, Hamlin, Grand Isle, and Van Buren, ME. Sister was instrumental in opening the "Common Learning Center" in Sacred Heart Junior High School in Van Buren under the Title I Program Teaching Exceptional Children. After three years, she devoted her time and expertise in teaching English as a second language, and remedial reading to the children in St. Ann School in Lawrence, MA. She also taught Adult Basic/Civic Education in the area for many years. In her spare time Sister became involved in selling the World Book Encyclopedia, advancing to becoming Area Manager, hiring and training other salespersons for more than ten years.
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Yet again, we're the ones who come out of this situation looking foolish. This time it was Louisville coach Steve Kragthorpe and several of his players who were offended because the Bearcats gathered at midfield, held hands in a circle around the logo and said a pre-game prayer, as they do at midfield before every road game. UC coach Brian Kelly said Saturday that Kragthorpe "confronted" him about it before the game. "It turned into a situation where a couple of their players came down onto the field and had to be restrained by some of their players," Kelly said. "Steve and I talked about it before the game. We disagreed about the manner in which it was handled but kept it professional and moved on. ... The pregame prayer is a ritual that UC has been following for two years. After the team bus pulls up to the stadium, the players and coaches get off the bus, walk onto the field, and the players say a prayer at mid-field. "Everything that we do, every day we talk about respecting our opponent," Kelly said. "We're not going to taunt. I'm not going to tolerate that kind of behavior from our football team. It's talked about every day. It's just unfortunate the way it was perceived." If you're going to get worked up about something so completely ridiculous, the least you could do would be to win the game.
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1886: Earliest archival material record a GAA presence in Tinahely in 1886 with James Kavanagh of Ballinamanogue as Tinahely GAA Secretary 1886-1887
The first County Convention in Wicklow was held in the Town Hall, Wicklow on the 26th December 1886. Tinahely was represented by M Healy and J O'Toole.
1887: Tinahely played their first ever game of football on the 18th September 1887 when the beat Aughavannagh in a friendly in a field near the old An Oige Hostel in Aughavannagh. The game aroused such interest and excitement that it encouraged the formation of a number of clubs in West Wicklow including Rathangan, Baltinglass, Barraderry, Kyle, Imaal, Hollywood, Ballyknockan and Kilbride.
1911: The Tinahely GAA Club was revived as St. Patricks at a meeting on the 11th January 1911, with new officers, WJ Doyle, John Cowman, J Needham and Tom Hanly. New management would play an instrumental role in victories by the end of the decade.
1917: Tinahely won the Senior Football Championship in 1917 when they beat Blessington in Baltinglass on the 14th April 1918.
1918: Tinahely beat Annacurra in the Wicklow Co. Football final, but following an objection, both teams were disqualified and the championship was deemed null and void.
1919: Tinahely reach the County Football Final of 1919 and defeated Baltinglass at Hacketstown in the 14th March 1920. The score was Tinahely 1-3, Baltinglass 1-0.
1924: Tinahely GAA Club lapsed around 1924.
1957: The Tinahely GAA Juvenile Section was established in 1957. Founder members were Des Morris, Jim Whelan, Jim Robinson, Martin Morris and Michael Hassett. Meetings were initially held in Morris' Shop, Lugduff and then the Billard Hall, Tinahely.
1958: The Ballinglen Football Team of 1958 played Avoca in the first round of the Football Championship. Most of these players would then join the re-established Tinahely GAA Club in 1961
1959: Within two years the Tinahely U14 team were in the Wicklow County Football Final but were beaten by a strong Ashford team in Aughrim on 6th September 1959.
1961: On the 8th December 1961 at an historic meeting in the Billard Hall, Tinahely GAA Club was officially re-established after a lapse of almost 40 years. Its first elected officers were Gerry McGrath, Des Morris and Frank Murphy.
Most of the early membership included Tinahely and Ballinglen players who had played for Ballinglen in the early 1950's. When the Ballinglen Club ceased to exist in 1959, players had transferred to neighbouring GAA clubs including Knockananna, Ballymanus, Annacura and Coolboy. With the formation of the club in 1961, these players has be transferred again to the re-established Tinahely GAA Club
1969: Tinahely: Wicklow County Junior Football Champions 1969. Tinahely defeated Laragh 3-3 to 0-6 on the 3rd November 1969.
1972: Tinahely defeated St Kevins, Bray 0-3 to 0-2 on the 3rd September 1972 earning them the title of Wicklow County Under 12 Football Champions 1972.
Following the Under 12 inspiring victory in 1972, the 'Sports Field' was officially handed over to Tinahely GAA Club by Fr. William Stafford PP and the Parish Trustees on behalf of Killaveny Parish. Development of the grounds began in 1973 and cost £7000. During the development of the land, the club trained on D'Arcy's land at Coolruss. The design of entrance name to St. Kevin's Park was prepared by Pat Hedderman.
1973: Visit of the SAM MAGUIRE TO TINAHELY – Willie Bryan, All Ireland Senior Football Winner (Offaly 1972) brought the Sam Maguire to Tinahely in February 1973 and presented medals to the successful Under 12 Tinahely Champions of 1972.
1974: Tinahely become the Under 14 Wicklow County Football Champions 1974 when they defeated St. Kevins, Bray 2-7 to 1-4. The Cup was presented afterwards to Seamus Morris, as Captain by Chairman of the Juvenile Board, Mr Ned Coughlan.
1981: Tinahely won the Junior B Championship in 1981 defeating Bray 3-09 to 2-111982: Tinahely defeated St. Kevins 2-7 to 1-4 to become the Wicklow Under 21 Football Champions 1982
1984: Tinahely GAA Centenary Year Wicklow Senior Football Champions 1984: Tinahely defeated Valleymount 1-15 to 2-2 on Sunday 16th September 1984. This was the first Senior Victory since 1919.
2001: Commemoration of the Centenary (1901-2001) of Luke O Tooles election as first full time Secretary of GAA.
2003: Tinahely: Wicklow County Junior C Finalists 2003.
2005: Tinahely defeated Ballymanus on the 13th November 2005 by 2-7 to 1-7 to win the title of Wicklow County Intermediate Football Champions 2005.
"The Early Years"
A GAA presence was once again established in Tinahely in the late 1950s almost four decades after the original club had lapsed around 1924. Founder members responsible for the re-establishment of a Juvenile GAA Club in 1957 were Des Morris, Martin Morris, Jim Whelan, the late Michael Hassett NT and the late Jim Robinson. The first meetings were held in Morris' Shop (presently O'Mahony's) and sports field, Lugduff, Tinahely. Meetings were later held in the Billiard Hall (which adjoined the Courthouse) Tinahely. Because "the Field" was leased, players who were practising had also to compete with cattle and sheep from Mangans during those early years!
Within only two years of its existence, the budding Tinahely Juvenile Club reached the County U-14 Football Final in 1959. Having defeated Carnew in the South District Final, Tinahely beat Baltinglass comfortably at Aughrim in the Co. Semi- Final on 13th August 1959. The score was 8-8 to 3-4. Tinahely took on the challenge of Ashford in the Co. Final, which was played in Aughrim on 6th September 1959. The referee was Eddie Moules and a big attendance was recorded. Even though Tinahely lost to a very strong Ashford team by 4-4 to 1-3, the match report stated "it was a keenly fought game where a high standard of football was reached". The official report concluded that Tinahely was best served by "Byrne (1-2), Bookey, Cullen, Quaile, Bryan (0-1) and Hogan." That team of great potential was later decimated with players leaving the area or emigrating.
Historic Meeting - 1961
On the 8th December 1961, at a historic meeting held in the Billiard Hall, Tinahely, the Tinahely GAA Club was officially re-established. The first elected officers of the Club were: Chairman, Jerry McGrath; Secretary, Des Morris; Treasurer, Frank Murphy.
Most of the early membership included Tinahely and Ballinglen players who had played for Ballinglen during the 1950s. When the Ballinglen Club ceased to exist in 1959, players had transferred to neighbouring GAA clubs, including those of Knockananna, Ballymanus, Annacurra and Coolboy. With the formation of the Tinahely club in 1961, these players had to be transferred again, to the re-established Tinahely GAA club.
Early Triumph -1969
The first great triumph for Tinahely GAA during the 1960s came on 3rd
November1969 when Tinahely defeated Laragh in the Wicklow Co. Junior Football
Final at Aughrim and brought home the Swan Cup. The score was 3-3 to 0-6.
In the words of the great Jim Brophy, author of the Leather's Echo, the official history of Wicklow GAA, Tinahely mentors "started to pay attention to Juveniles around that time and the real break-through came in 1969 when they won the County Junior Championship. Since then they have never looked back, and have been very prominent in the under-age competitions". [Brophy, Jim, Leathers Echo, Wicklow GAA 1884 - 1984, p.260.]
'It was over 40 years since any trophy went to Tinahely. The outdoor civic reception was followed by a social in the hall. Cllr. Miss Mary Walsh said she felt proud of the team at Aughrim. There was a special ovation for Brendan Hayden the team trainer from Carlow and the selectors'. (Wicklow People, 29th November 1969).
Tinahely's most outstanding juvenile team emerged in the early 1970s with Des Morris as Bainisteoir. A golden age of successive victories followed for the same team as it matured with many of those young players playing a significant role in the winning of the Wicklow Senior Football Championship in the GAA Centenary year of 1984, Tinahely's first and only Senior Football win since the foundation of the Saorstat Eireann/Independence in 1922. Again, as the legendary Wicklow GAA scribe, Jim Brophy, observed Tinahely "had suffered so many defeats at Senior level that their supporters were losing hope, but as has been proved over and over again, in history, success at the under age level will bring the Senior honours if the club is handled properly". [Leathers Echo, p.260]
Under 12 Victory- 1972
The Tinahely Juvenile GAA story was a classic case in point! Beginning in 1972, with Des Morris as trainer, the Tinahely Under-12 team were victors over Carnew in the South District U-12 Championship and subsequently beat Baltinglass in the Co. Semi-Final at Aughrim. The Co. Football Final was played against St. Kevin's, Bray in Shillelagh on 23rd September 1972. In a low scoring match, Tinahely won by 0-3 to 0-2. Wicklow GAA Co. Board Chairman Ned Coughlan of Kilcoole presented the winning trophy to Tinahely captain, Seamus Morris.
Following the U-12 inspiring victory in 1972, the 'Sports Field' was officially handed over to Tinahely GAA by Fr William Stafford, PP, and the parish trustees, on behalf of Killaveny parish. Development of the grounds began in 1973. Plans agreed included the levelling of the playing field (which was the same size as Croke Park at that time), a car park on the School Road and a new entrance. The contract was awarded to Jim Byrne from Hacketstown. During the development of the grounds, which cost £7,000, the Club used Darcys' land in Coolruss for training. The Club Grounds were officially opened in May 1978, taking the name 'St Kevin's GAA Park'.
Under 14 Victory - 1974
More victories were to follow in 1974. During the Under-14 fixtures, two critical games were played on the same weekend. Tinahely reached the South District Final, which was to be played in Shillelagh. The match date was during school term and a number of key players had to return from various secondary schools: Keith Boyd from Waterford, Declan Cleary from Ballyfin and Paul Tyrell from Moate. Seamus Morris, his brother Paudge and goalie Ray Brennan travelled from Cork by overnight mail train, trying to sleep on postbags and arriving at 6.00 am in Heuston Station, Dublin. After some black coffee, they had revived and Tinahely coasted to an easy win over Carnew. The next day, Tinahely beat Baltinglass in the Co. Semi-final at Knockananna. The entire community celebrated with bonfires on Dwyers' Square when Tinahely were again victorious in the Co. Football Final, defeating St. Kevin's of Bray.
The year 1978 was not only known for being the year of the three Popes! It was also the year when Tinahely won the Wicklow Co. Minor Championship, beating a powerful Baltinglass team in Aughrim on 16th September 1978. In a hard fought game, the final scoreboard read Tinahely 2-8 Baltinglass 2-2. Wicklow Co. GAA Chairman Liam Cullen presented the cup to the Tinahely captain, Seamus Morris.
Two years later, in September 1980, most of that successful 1978 Minor team were part of the capturing of the Wicklow Co. Under 21 Championship title, when Tinahely, captained by Paudge Morris, hammered Blessington by 2-11 to 2-1. Inspired by continuing victories and success, the Tinahely Minors captured the Co. Championship that same year (1980).
Within a year, the Under-21 Co. Championship title of 1981 was again in the sights of the victorious 1980 Tinahely Under 21 team. That team would savour the sweetness of victory and success when they captured yet again the Co. Under 21 Football title for the second year running by defeating St. Kevin's, Valleymount, by 3-8 to 0-6.
Tinahely also won the Junior B Football Final that same year (1981).
It is stated and widely believed that "success breeds success". Silverware in the cabinet inspires. In 1982, Tinahely recorded another double, winning Minor and Under-21 championships.
The crowning glory of the Tinahely GAA success story was winning the Wicklow Senior Football Championship in the GAA Centenary Year 1984. On September 16th 1984 Tinahely defeated Valleymount, securing Tinahely's first and only SFC title since the foundation of the State in 1922. Flaitheas ar an saol seo ea ba e! A magnificent moment, the glory was relived when the match was replayed on video every night on Dwyers' Square. It was also the end of an era - so many wins, so many defeated opponents and so many incredible memories for the Tinahely supporters.
I want to compliment the Club and especially Anthony Murphy for designing and setting up our Club website. Its another way the Club has gone from strength to strength.
Anthony asked me about my memories of the Club. These thoughts are from last year's Anniversary Dinner when we commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Juvenile Club. GAA legend Mick O'Dwyer was our guest of honor.
''I came from Knockananna to Tinahely in 1956 to work in the Mount. Tinahely in the 1950s/60s had a lot of activities. Johnny McFadden's fairground was always packed for his week's booking near John Neill's forge at the mill - our great Sonny Behan who played on the 1958 Ballinglen team loved the bumper cars. Hunt's of Aughrim organised cinema twice a week in the courthouse and Fred Byrne used to keep order with his flashlight. We had card games during the winter in the billiard hall. Martin Morris invited the then Taoiseach Sean Lemass to the Lacey Brothers Commemoration in 1961. It was a very active rural community long before television and ipods.
But there was one major gap - lack of organised team sports. There was no GAA in Tinahely since the 1920s and we felt we had to so something. There were other local teams in the area. In Crossbridge, Gerry McGrath, Jimmy Hedderman and Frank Murphy played. I played myself for Ballinglen GAA along with Des Morris at that time and we soon found other like-minded people. We needed young players to develop a good team and so we decided to form the Tinahely Juveniles. It was all very informal at that time- the meetings were in Morris' shop. The sports field was leased by the parish to various farmers like the Kinsellas of Mangans (I even leased it one year myself). Training was running along the roads up to Killaveney, down the Long Hill to the town and up Kelly's Hill with a car in front and a car behind flashing lights. (This would be impossible now with all the road congestion). The team also trained by running up and down a hill near Baskervilles.
Carnew had a good team then and it was hard to get out of the south district. The new club caused a lot of interest especially when we started to do well. I used to drive a Prefect full of players going to matches A high point was when we reached the 1959 U-14 final. The meetings were later held in the billiard hall where Kevin Brennan was caretaker (and his father Bill Brennan before that). It was over card games in the billiard hall that it was decided to re-establish the senior club and Gerry McGrath, Des Morris and Frank Murphy were elected the first officers.
We had juvenile hurling success in the 1960s when Tinahely won U-14 Championship in 1964. Mick Lawlor (Kilkenny) and Cathal Reilly (Meath) from Curragh Lawn lived in Tinahely then and trained the team before they went back to their home counties.
The real success in juvenile football began in 1972 when we won the U-12 Championship. Seamus Morris was Captain and he had clear sporting and leadership qualities even at that early stage. Many members of that team went on to win the senior championship in 1984. I was delighted that Seamus went on to win an All-Ireland club medal (a rare thing in south Wicklow district) with Kilmacud Crokes when he moved to Dublin as a primary teacher. Fr Stafford PP and the parishioners donated the sports field to the GAA in 1973 to encourage sport after the 1972 win. That field was chosen from the parish lands because it was opposite the school. We went house-to-house collecting ten pounds to pay for the field development, which opened in 1978. Other fundraising was card games in the billiard hall and Friday night social and dance in the courthouse in Canon Darcy's time. Pongo (a form of bingo) was played in Fr Keogh's time. Fr Stafford organised large colourful carnivals in early 1970s and the Tinahely GAA float was part of that. (I used to be in the Togher Gun Club float).
Through the GAA, I met a lot of remarkable people - players, supporters and fellow officers - and I want to thank them. I would especially like to pay tribute to the late Paddy Murphy who was one of the finest people in Tinahely GAA. I was proud to organise a memorial for him in Whitefield Cemetery.
In conclusion, I appreciate the great honor the Club is giving me on this 50th anniversary of the Juvenile Club.
[Taken from Tinahely GAA, 50 Years of the Juvenile Club, 1957-2007, Commemorative Program, March 2007]
I am delighted that our Club has a new website - we have advanced a long way over the past 50 years. I was asked to write something about myself. These recollections are from the March 2007 50th anniversary commemorative event when Mick O'Dwyer made presentations to the founders of the Juvenile Club. They were Jim Whelan, Martin Morris, the late Michael Hassett, the late Jim Robinson and myself.
''My family were from Knockbrandon/Motabower near Carnew. During the 1930s, my father was invited by James Ryan, TD for Wexford and Minister for Agriculture, to manage Gibbstown estate, in Co Meath. My brother Martin and I grew up in the Gaeltacht area there and attended Scoil Ultan, Ballygibb where everything was taught through Irish. During the 1949 GAA season, the Meath senior football team was winning matches and, against the odds, reached the All Ireland Final. They trained on a pitch near our school and many of us were in awe to see these great players prepare for big matches in Croke Park. During the final weeks of All-Ireland training that September, the whole Meath team stayed in Bru na Mhi, a boarding house normally used for Irish students during the summer and other times. Fr Tully, CC, a larger-than-life figure was team trainer and County chairman and led the Meath team to All-Ireland triumph for the first time. Those inspiring days never left me and encouraged me to 'put on the jersey' myself and later train teams even when we were considered 'underdogs' like Meath that year.
We often returned to my home area for holidays. During 1948, my family were keen supporters and contributors of the memorials for the 150th commemorations of 1798 and I developed an ongoing interest in our Gaelic heritage. We returned to our home area in 1955 and we opened a general store on Lugduff and leased the adjoining sportsfield from the parish. I joined the Ballinglen football team and there was a tremendous enthusiasm for GAA development then. A group of us decided to form a local juvenile club to foster promising young players. Times were often hard for families with mass emigration. At one meeting in my father's shop, Michael Hassett wanted to buy a new football. Money was short, and there was a near constitutional crisis after he bought it because one absent member was not consulted.
The 1969 Junior Victory for Tinahely was very influential and many new people wanted to play and bring home more silverware. Jim Whelan, Gerry Moran and I thought we should encourage young players in new ways as well. When the schools opened that September, we formed our own Internal Football League involving local schools. The idea was to give the players more practice and playing experience. Jim Whelan presented an impressive cup for the event. The National Schools were Tinahely/Moyne (Michael Hassett, NT), Crossbridge/Coolafancy (Eneas McNulty, NT), Shillelagh/Kilquiggan (Tom Wheeler, NT) and Parkbridge/Clonmore (John Fleming, NT).
The plan worked! Tinahely Under 12 won the Wicklow Co championship in 1972 for the first time. The celebrations were unforgettable and Pat Doyle had blazing bonfires on the square. Considering that this was the first ever victory for a Tinahely Under 12 team, it was decided, in February 1973, to organise a presentation of medals "with a guest appearance" at a function in the Courthouse, Tinahely.
The 'special guest' was none other than the Sam Maguire Cup, the All Ireland Co. Senior Football Championship trophy. Offaly had won the All Ireland football title in 1971 and again in 1972. A member of that winning team was Willie Bryan who willingly accepted the invitation to bring the Sam Maguire to Tinahely for the first time and to present the medals to the Tinahely Under 12s. The young Tinahely players were spellbound not only to see but to actually 'lift up' the Sam Maguire cup and to meet an All Ireland Football star such as Willie Bryan. During the presentation of medals, I remember the great reaction when the Offaly star urged the young players to continually practice and train and that more success would surely follow and indeed, it did! We had under-14 (1974), minor (1978) and under-21 successes (1980, 1981) with the same essential players. This all culminated in Tinahely's outstanding senior victory in 1984. To achieve all of this, hundreds of committed people over the years did a lot of selfless, voluntary work for which the GAA club is forever grateful. Many are now deceased.
Apart from the field, the GAA organised other social events during the late 1960s. One of these was Scor (Scor na nOg for young people) and there were competitions in Irish dancing, singing, music, recitation and question time. In fact, the Wicklow County Finals were held in the Tinahely Courthouse in one of the early years (if not the first). Michael Hassett, Cathal O'Reilly and I formed a 'Question Time' team for Scor in 1969. (There was huge interest in quiz contests at that time - like the Who wants to be a Millionaire Show now). Cathal came from Meath and bought a farm at Curraghlawn - he trained the juvenile hurling teams along with Mick Lawlor from Kilkenny. Michael Hassett often came to our house trying to anticipate questions like capitals of different countries, sport and current events. All this work paid off and, in 1971, we won the Wicklow Co Final and we surprised ourselves by reaching the Leinster Final held on Parnell Square, Dublin May Tinahely GAA go from strength to strength and win many more titles in the future from Juvenile to Senior.
I wish to thank many other marvelous players and supporters over the years who have loyally contributed in any way to the success of this great Club. Finally, I owe a great debt of gratitude to my wife Mary - I would like to thank her for everything! Ni dheanfaidh me dearmad ar an ocaid mor seo. Beatha agus sláinte chugaibh.
[Taken from Tinahely GAA, 50 Years of the Juvenile Club, 1957-2007, Commemorative Program, March 2007]


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The last of Jim Johnson's protégés. Sean McDermott replaced the late Jim Johnson in the off-season of 2009 (RIP). McDermott has been with the Eagles since 1998, as a Scouting Administrative Coordinator. And in 1999 to 2009 a defensive assistant, working with the secondary and linebackers before becoming DC. So taking over the Eagles defense in 09 wasn't a foreign territory. However, since the 09 season, there has become two "factions" within the BGN community over the work/success of the first time defensive coordinator.
Here are just a few references to my statement.
Our defense. (ugh). How can we do any worse. LOL. We can build off that performance yesterday. I have NO faith in McDermott and I personally think he is awful and has no symbol to his coaching. I personally think he will scheme simlar to what people have been doing to Vick. Contain blitz.
You try having a good defense with no rotation guys at DE, at Will LB who is a loser, have to start to 7th round rookies and Dmitiri Patterson opposite Asante Samuel. Give him credit, this the best our Run D has been in a long time. He prepared Jamar Chaney and put him in a position to succeed from the get go. If his defense blows the playoffs for us we still got Dick Jauron as our D-Backs coach as a possible replacement. (anyone who starts suggesting we hire Mike SIngletary as our D-Cord will be beaten)
by MidwesternEaglesfan on Jan 3, 2011 11:22 AM PST reply actions
I've said this before and got creamed for it on here.
We need guys in there to close a pocket and get some push. Dixon seems to have what it takes. I hate this small ass D we play with. I dont see the point of it at all.
I know, I know small fast guys. Thats bull shit . It worked when JJ was here because he was a blitzing guru. " I miss the hell out of that guy" .
I want a real defence coordinator. and a real grown man, NFL sized, defence. You can wash 1/2 the D and it wouldnt hurt my feeling at all. I've been spoon fed this small high motor guy crap too long. " Besides Trent ColeHe's a Beast".
Our guys are so small it take like 1/2 the team to take guys down. How many arm tackles have you seen other teams run right through. Tons.
Sorry I know I went off topic but I got caught up in the who D thing.
by greenage on Jan 3, 2011 10:23 AM PST reply actions
So is the young DC really the problem?
Lets look at his defensive stats the past two seasons with the Eagles
Eagles D 2010
- Rank :12
- Points Total: 377
- Yds/play: 5.2
- Rank vs run: 15th
- Rushing Yards: 1,766
- Average Rush: 4.2
- Rushing TD: 12
- Passing Rank: 14th
- Completion Percentage: 57.6
- Passing Yards: 3,469
- Average Pass: 7.0
- Yds/Game: 216.8
- Int: 21
- 20+ plays: 54
- 40+: 9
- Sacks: 39
Eagles D 2009
- Rank :12
- Points Total: 337
- Yds/play: 5.0
- Rank vs run: 9th
- Rushing Yards: 1,625
- Average Rush: 4.1
- Rushing TD: 11
- Passing Rank: 17th
- Completion Percentage: 61.0
- Passing Yards: 3,462
- Average Pass: 6.5
- Yds/Game: 216.4
- Int: 25
- 20+ plays: 46
- 40+: 6
- Sacks: 44
From these two seasons, the Eagles have consistent numbers when allowing passing and rushing plays. However, the two big differences is the TD:INT ratio and 20+ plays. Also the number of points difference is large as well. But when it comes to the yards yearly and average yards, they are consistent under McDermott. Now the bigger question is how do these stats line up against the great JJ?
I chose two seasons to look at from JJ; the 2008 season and the 2004 season. In, 2008 we had the best defense ever under JJ and in 2004 we went to the Superbowl.
Eagles D 2008 (JJ)
- Rank :3
- Points Total: 289
- Yds/play: 4.4
- Rank vs run: 4th
- Rushing Yards: 1,476
- Average Rush: 3.5
- Rushing TD: 7
- Passing Rank: 3rd
- Completion Percentage: 58.1
- Passing Yards: 2,913
- Average Pass: 6.7
- Yds/Game: 187.3
- Int: 22
- 20+ plays: 47
- 40+: 8
- Sacks: 48
These are amazing stats and remember these are JJ's best with the Eagles. We know that McD's rushing numbers are crazy similar. The averages are really different, but the total yards allowed isn't as big of a gap. This shows that McD is handling the run well, b/c the average is very inflated b/c it depends on how well they do each game vs the run rather than consistently. However the passing yards are night and day as well as the TD:INT ratio. Under JJ these are phenomenal in 08. However, two stats I really like are the 20+ plays as well as the average pass. They are crazy similar. The average pass is again inflated (in worth/importance) but still interesting.
Now 2004
Eagles D 2004
- Rank :10
- Points Total: 260
- Yds/play: 4.9
- Rank vs run: 16th
- Rushing Yards: 2,903
- Average Rush: 4.3
- Rushing TD: 13
- Passing Rank: 12th
- Completion Percentage: 60.7
- Passing Yards: 3,212
- Average Pass: 6.3
- Yds/Game: 200.8
- Int: 17
- 20+ plays: 45
- 40+: 6
- Sacks: 47
Compared two McD's two seasons these look really really close. Everything is really close. The only huge differences are total points, TD:INT ratio, and 20+ plays. However the difference is connected to the CB play this season. No matter how well they coach, these numbers are based now how they play. Inconsistent RCB play this year explains the larger amounts of points, TD:INT ratio, and 20+ plays. Patterson shows up against the Colts and Redskins and blows against the Giants and Vikings. 2009 these numbers are even more similar to 2004 (the exception being total points) which can be linked to consistent right corner play (Sheldon Brown).
Looking at the difference between the secondary of 04/08 and 2010
LCB: Asante Samuel
RCB: Sheldon Brown/Lito Sheppard (Before suckage)
FS: Brian Dawkins
SS: Quintin Mikell/(Michael Lewis)
LCB: Asante Samuel
RCB:D. Patterson/J. Hanson/T. Lindley
FS: N. Allen/K. Coleman
SS: Quintin Mikell
Although young and talented, 2004/2008 were savy vets that were at the top of their game and knowledgeable in our scheme. Therefore, Sean McDermott is doing a good job. Can he do better? Yes. Do we need some help this off-season? Yes. Do our LB's kinda suck and allow the secondary to take the blame in the pass game? Yes. The point is this isn't all Micky D's fault. He is a good coach.
If you still think Micky D isn't a good coach who would you rather have that is available and why?


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J.Richardson $6,250,000
Howard $18,091,770
Turkoglu $11,015,850
Nelson $7,800,000
Redick $6,750,000
Duhon $3,500,000
Anderson $2,244,601
G.Davis $6,500,000
Orton $1,105,560
Q.Richardson $2,446,200
Wafer $1,200,000
Hughes $1,352,181
Pruitt $885,120
J.Harper $600,000
D.Liggins $600,000
Total $70,341,282
With Arenas $89,610,589
*Hughes vet minimum salary is from the last CBA for 10 yr vets. Same with Pruitt on a 3 yr vet. I doubt they keep both, if any, but its just for visual sake.
*I left Earl Clark's spot open. He has not been signed and does not count, but I would like for him to come back.
*JRich, Wafer, Harper, Liggins, and Davis are estimates.
*Keeping Arenas contract in mind is helpful because they still have to pay him, it just doesn't count towards the cap. If the Magic use a mid-level, they will pay 100 mil in salaries this year.(70+midlevel(5)+luxury tax(5)+Arenas)
*The cap this year is the same as last year: $58,044,000. The Luxury tax line is also the same: $70,307,000
*The team still does not have a legit backup Center. But are paying SG 17.2 mil(JRich, JJ, QRich, Wafer, Liggins).
Well what does all this mean? Like jtyler wrote in his excellent fanpost, Otis has got to go! There is absolutely no creativity with acquiring players. Its just pay and hope it works out. There is still time, but the JRich deal basically locks him in here because I don't think ANY team wants him for that long.
WARNING!!! I am about to rant about hypothetical trades and players from other teams. The next few paragraphs are my frustrations on what Otis is doing to this team and what I would do differently. I try to not go too crazy in acquiring all-stars, but I am on a sports blog.
Scenario 1- Trade for Francisco Garcia and Jason Thompson. Hey you know who is younger, cheaper, taller, and a better rebounder than Bass and Davis? Jason Thompson. You know who is also cheaper, taller, younger than JRich? Francisco Garcia, who also is a career 36% 3PT shooter. These guys would not get us into the finals, but would put the team in a better financial situation for the future. Thompson I believe is definitely attainable because they just signed Chuck Hayes, they have Cousins, traded for Hickson, drafted Honeycutt, and also have Hassan Whitside.
Scenario 2-Trade for Iguodala and Nocioni. Iggy has ran out his welcome, but I think the 76ers are waiting for the right deal. Probably would have to take a third team because the Magic just have overpaid role players(except Anderson, our last really good asset). I hate Nocioni but we would probably have to take his contract. He would also be a legit back SF, can shoot the 3 also.
Scenario 3-Trade for Kevin Martin. Im going to combine Martin and Iggy for 1 statement:
Martin makes 11 mil, Iggy makes 13. We are paying 5 SGs 17 mil and none are as good. What?!
There are also ideas with Josh Smith but I'm gettin mad. I just can't believe Otis gave JRich a 4 year deal when FA's are getting 2 yr deals(Y'know, because the tax penalties go up in 2 years. Otis knows this right?)Here is the lineup I would have preferred:
PG-Nelson, Pruitt,
SG-Garcia, QRich,Wafer(still picked up using Lewis TE), Liggins
SF-Turk, Harper
PF-Anderson, Clark
C-Howard, Thompson
Trade Bass for a nice backup wing. Waive Duhon. Still would need another good/all-star type player, but the contracts are not as toxic and Thompson could become something with us. An Anderson/Thompson package could be worth something to the right team. I hate Otis.


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I was excited to get a note from Dove Wedding Photography a few months back that one of the photos from our wedding would be published in a national wedding magazine feature article on bridal bouquets. Now Peter & Whitney announced the news that the issue is available now on newsstands.
My beautiful bouquet was by Carry Ann of Fresh by Carry Ann. In the wedding planning process, I brought to our consultation several inspirational pictures of the bridal bouquet I wanted combined into a singl'e look'…on my list was including my favorite flower, bold pink dahlias. The result was beautiful. :) Consequently, we send a lot of A Delightful Day brides her way.
How cool! What a beautiful photo of you, Amber!