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Peanut butter and bread offered every day
Monday 1/14
Breakfast: Egg, biscuit, sausage, juice, milk
Lunch: Chicken patty/bun, green beans, fruit, milk
Tuesday 1/15
Breakfast: Cereal, sausage, juice, milk
Lunch: Nachos & cheese, refried beans, carrots, fruit, milk
Wednesday 1/16
Breakfast: Egg, ham, juice, milk
Lunch: Beefy Veg. Soup, crackers, cheese, fruit, milk
Thursday 1/17
Breakfast: Cereal, egg, toast, juice, milk
Lunch: Salisbury Steak, mashed potatoes, gravy, fruit, milk
Friday 1/18
Breakfast: French Toast, Sausage, juice, milk
Lunch: Pizza, carrot sticks, fruit, milk
Farrington School Menu
Monday 1/14
Breakfast: Cereal, toast, milk, juice
Lunch: BBQ Chicken sandich, tater tots, apple crisp, grahm cracker
Tuesday 1/15
Breakfast: Muffin, fruit, ham
Lunch: Ravioli, lettuce salad w/ dressing, mixed fruit, roll
Wednesday 1/16
Breakfast: Pancake, bacon
Lunch: Chicken Noodle soup, crackers, toasted cheese sandwich, vegetables, pineapple
Thursday 1/17
Breakfast: Sausage Biscuit, hashbrown
Lunch: Soft Taco, lettuce, cheese tomato, salsa, corn, peaches, tortilla chips
Friday 1/18
Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza
Lunch: Chicken, bacon, ranch w/ bun, green beans, pears, chips
Grade School
Monday 1/14
Breakfast: Breakfast pizza, juice, milk
Lunch: Meatball Sub, hash browns, cheese, peaches, milk
Tuesday 1/15
Breakfast: Creamed oatmeal, toast, juice, milk
Lunch: Grilled Cheese, curlyfries, corn on the cob, spiced pears, milk
Wednesday 1/16
Breakfast: Pancakes, butter & syrup, juice, milk
Lunch: Chicken ABC Soup, crackers, cheese slice, banana pudding, milk
Thursday 1/17
Breakfast: Cereal, toast w/butter, jelly, juice, milk
Lunch: Meat Loaf, mashed potatoes, green beans, roll, fruit salad, milk
Friday 1/18
Breakfast: Scrambled eggs, bacon, toast w/butter, jellyjuice, milk
Lunch: Cheese Pups, potato wedges, dill pickles, cookie, fruit yogurt, milk
Grade School
Milk offered Daily
SB= Salad Bar
PB= Potato Bar
Monday 1/14
Breakfast: Pancakes, Ham slice, juice milk
Lunch: PB, Biscuit, Gravy, sausage patty, hash brown patty, 1/2 orange
Tuesday 1/15
Breakfast: Donuts, bacon, juice, milk
Lunch: SB, BBQ pork on bun, soft pretzel w/ cheese, buttered carrots, mixed fruit
Wednesday 1/16
Breakfast: Nutri-grain bar, toast, juice, milk
Lunch: Chicken Fajitas, nacho chips w/ salsa, buttered corn, applesauce
Thursday 1/17
Breakfast: Cheese Omelet, toast, juice, milk
Lunch: SB, Oven steak w/ gravy, corn bread, mashed potatoes, green beans, peaches.
Friday 1/18
Breakfast: Bagel w/ cream cheese, sausage link, juice, milk
Lunch: Cheese Pizza, tossed salad, mixed fruit
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- No Headline Provided Boil orders issued Boil-water orders have been issued for the 700 and 800 blocks of South 20th Street; the 600, 700 and 800 blocks of South 21st Street; the 2000 block of Lamar Avenue; the 800 block of South 26th Street; and the 2500 block of Casey A
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Bulletin Board- March 20, 2013
Boil order issued
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Bulletin Board- March 18, 2013
Boil order issued
A boil-water order has been issued for the 1100 block of Shawnee, the 1100 block of Welkins and 301 Perkins until further notice.
Bulletin Board- March 15, 2013
Student Art Show scheduled
The Rend Lake College annual Student Art Show will run March 28 through May 3 in the Learning Resource Center at the college. It will feature work by RLC students and area high school students. A reception to kick off the show will take place from 6 to 8 p.m. March 28 in the RLC Theatre lobby. Hors d'oeuvres will be served from 6 to 7 p.m, followed by an awards presentation.
Bulletin Board- March 14, 2013
Boil order lifted
A boil-water order has been lifted for 514 and 517 South 13th Street and the 1200 through 1400 blocks of Cherry Street.
Bulletin Board- March 13, 2013
Boil Order Issued
A boil-water order has been issued for the 700th and 800th blocks of South 19th street until further notice.
Bulletin Board- March 12, 2013
Music in our Schools Concert set
The Mt. Vernon Township High School music department will host its annual Music in our Schools concert, 7 p.m. on March 19. Performances will include students from MVTHS, Casey Middle School, the Primary Center, Summersville Grade School, Field Grade School, Rome Grade School, Bethel Grade School, Dodds Grade School, McClellan Grade School and Bluford Grade School. Admission is free.
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Fatal Accident in Washington County
One person is dead and another had to be flown to a Tulsa hospital as a result of an accident Tuesday night a half mile south of County Road 3000 on U. S. 75 in Washington County. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports 45 year-old Brian James Robertson was driving a 2008 Jeep Wrangler when the accident occurred. He was not injured. 58 year-old John Robert Wickham of Ochelata was driving a 2003 Harley Davidson. Wickham was flown to St. Johns Medical Center and admitted in stable condition with an arm injury. Wickham's passenger, 57 year-old Loretta Jean Wickham of Ochelata died at the scene from massive injuries. The Oklahoma Highway Patrol considers the accident still under investigation. Loretta Wickham was taken to the Stumpff Funeral Home.
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1st Edition Premium Unearthed Arcana Reprint
A bunch of people have emailed me this link (thanks to you all) - an Amazon page referring to a 1st Edition Premium Unearthed Arcana hardcover reprint slated for February 19, 2013. It's on Amazon [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Edition-Premium-Unearthed-Arcana-Accessory/dp/0786964448/"]here[/ame].
Unearthed Arcana was published in 1985 and witten by Gary Gygax. It included new races (drow, svirfneblin), classes (barbarian, cavalier, thief-acrobat), and a wide selection of new rules.
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1. The link takes me to a 404 page. Searching Amazon for "unearthed arcana premium" brought me [ame="http://www.amazon.com/Edition-Premium-Unearthed-Arcana-Accessory/dp/0786964448/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1348060501&sr=8-1&keywords=Unearthed+arcana+premium"]this[/ame].
2. If this is real, does it include the errata from Dragon #103 (IIRC)? For $50, it would be an insult to not include it.
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Wednesday, 19th September, 2012, 02:33 PM #3
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I am REALLY glad to see them doing reprints, but afaic, this is one where I do not understand the want factor, and have a hard time believing there is a big enough demand among old school AD&D players for it. It is generally poorly received. Having a quality binding of course would be a plus, but if you hunt around you can buy 3 decent used copies for what they are asking.
At any rate, HEY WOTC! I hope we will see a reprint of the original box set, Greyhawk, Blackmoor, Eldritch Wizardry, and GDgH. That is something I would lay out some coin for as I sold my copies years ago when I needed cash. Shoved all into a heavy page count 6x9 Hardcover would be great. Get on that, K? thxbye
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There is also the D&D 3.5 Premium Spell Compendium [ame="http://www.amazon.com/3-5-Premium-Spell-Compendium-Accessory/dp/0786964480/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1348061584&sr=1-1"]here[/ame]
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One thing about UA is that unlike the original three core books, most copies were very poorly bound and didn't last for several decades, or even years. There may be dedicated 1e gamers whose copy has fallen apart.
Currently selling my D&D collection in Moscow--see the Legacy forums.
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Wednesday, 19th September, 2012, 02:59 PM #7
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I'm guessing this reprint will be bound just as the other 1e reprints were. So far, those seem pretty sturdy to me. I've been able to find original copies of various printings going for much less than the reprints, too, so that's not a factor for me with UA.
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My UA lasted for a long time before I got rid of it.
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Yeah I never knew anyone who didn't like UA...the binding of course was awful, but the book was generally much appreciated, so it's definitely on my must get list, same for my current grognard cohorts.
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I wonder if they are going to work extra hard making sure the binding is every bit as craptastic as the original to give it that "authentic" feel.
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"We've first got these two games coming up. We need to be very much respectful of this season, which has not yet finished."
We will have ample time to speak about next season's goals once this season's goals have been achieved. I have not spoken about transfers or made any plans regarding that yet."
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The bus rolled up around 4:30 Saturday afternoon. It was an unannounced stop on the "One Nation" bus tour of America.
Getting off to tour the college campus that Ronald Reagan called home was Sarah Palin, her husband Todd, and her daughter Piper.
With none of the security usually surrounding a major political figure, Palin greeted everyone she saw.
Then it was time for a tour of the Ronald Reagan Museum in the college's Donald B. Cerf center.
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The Human Abstract Set To Release New Song "Faust"Hopeless — By HopelessMelissa on November 12, 2010
The Human Abstract will be releasing the long awaited first song off of their upcoming album Digital Veil on Tuesday November 16th. The song titled "Faust" will be the first song released with new singer Travis Richter (Formerly of From First To Last).
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Police said a family was eating dinner at their home in the 100 block of Milo around 8 p.m. when the toddler wandered into a bedroom and picked up a 9 mm handgun. The gun discharged and a bullet struck the child in the chest, exiting through the back.
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Congressman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) struck a nerve during his acceptance speech in Tampa, Florida last week. He put his finger on the Obama vision for America and in doing so, may have given Americans a jolt.
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10 years old...and sharp as a tack. Wednesday's Child this week is Jerome. It's his first time on our program, and we hope someone watching today, will also make it his last appearance.
Jerome and I met at sunset park. We're here with Kenneth whom you've met before on this program... More about him next week. And we're here with hundreds of hungry ducks and geese. Feeding them all was OK for a while, but when the crackers ran out... The boys ran to the nearest playground.
Jerome and Kenneth became fast friends.
"He um, wants to be in a home where there are other kids...his age, 'cause he loves to play...as you can see, he's been playing with this other kid here, and he's been having a good old time...so, he definitely want to be in a home with other kids," says Rich, an Adoption Recruiter with the County's Division of Family Servioces.
Jerome is great at school..especially math and science...because: "...We get to like do experiments in science...and science includes math," says Jerome.
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All that aside, Jerome has one special need: he needs to be loved...and he would thrive in the right family.
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Like many communities and organizations across the country, Columbus participated in a "Let Freedom Ring Ceremony"at Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary School. About 100 people showed up to ring hand bells to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. At the school, King's final refrain of the speech echoed among those gathered, who "let freedom ring" by ringing bells in celebration of a powerful moment in civil rights history.
"It was only appropriate that we joined the rest of the cities in the United States of America by ringing in 3 p.m. on August 28th, 50 years to the moment that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. finished his "I Have a Dream" speech," says Mayor Teresa Tomlinson.
Sallie Lee grew up in Washington D.C. and, as a young girl, witnessed the civil rights movement. She says Dr. King's dream has come true, but isn't complete.
"It's really something that we've come a long way, but we really got a long way to go, and just to remember him and to know what he did for our country, I'm glad to see that being done and teaching our children about our history ," says Lee.
Lee hopes children of today's generation will grasp the significance of what happened 50 years ago.
"I know the struggle through my grandparents. I know what the struggle was for our people and to see us all come together just right in here little children, it's significant," says Lee.
The mayor and Muscogee County School Superintendent David Lewis joined parents, teachers and children at the "Let Freedom Ring" ceremony. Lewis says he was a young child during Dr. King's Speech, but remembers it vividly.
"At the time I heard the words, but we didn't really understand the meaning of it," says Lewis. "Fortunately I had a good teacher at the time; she recounted for us the meaning of that for all of us as children going forward. It's great to see that's been being done today."
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text: Jordan and Pippen, Stockton and Malone, Kemp and Payton, Nash and Amare, Kobe and Shaq, Wade and Shaq, Penny and Shaq, Parker and Duncan, etc....notice the trend? A Big/Small All-Star combo. Have there been any great/highly successful teams with an All-Star PG/SG combo? From my understanding, the formula has always included a big man All-Star (a PF or a C) for a team to be successful. Statistically and logically, we would be a dynamite offensive juggernaut pairing a PG like Paul and an SG like Roy together - but is that enough? My question to all my Bedgin' homeslices is - what made the All-Star Big necessary in all of those successful combinations, and does LMA or Great Oden's Raven have it? Realistically, If those two never become a household name, if they never attain All-Star status like the bigs listed above - with our hypothetical combo of a Paul/Roy PG/SG, could we win it all?


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The Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra and Chorus will present George Frideric Handel's Oratorio "Messiah" by Candlelight on Saturday at 7:00 p.m. at the Trinity United Methodist Church located at Third & Walnut Streets in downtown Evansville.
Last year, the Philharmonic took Handel's "Messiah" on the road to the communities of Tell City and Jasper, Indiana as part of its outreach programs.
Under the direction of Philharmonic Music Director Alfred Savia, the baroque-size orchestra drawn from the Evansville Philharmonic Orchestra will join forces with voices from the Evansville Philharmonic Chorus to present this 18th century masterpiece in its traditional setting.
The performance will feature four highly acclaimed soloists: Kendra Colton, soprano and Assistant Professor of Singing at Oberlin College in Ohio; Claudia Chapa, mezzo-soprano who received her training at the University of Texas at Austin's Butler School of Music; Randall Black, tenor and a Professor of Voice at Murray State University; and Dr. Jon Truitt, baritone and Associate Professor of Music, head of the vocal department, and director of the opera program at the University of Evansville.
The sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist Church will be bathed in candlelight as concertgoers experience the warmth and power of the "Messiah". Highlights will include "For Unto Us a Child Is Born", "Every Valley Shall be Exalted", and the famous "Hallelujah Chorus".
Following the concert, the entire audience is invited to a free dessert reception upstairs in Craig Hall.
General Admission is $22. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Philharmonic Box Office at 812-425-5050 or ordering online at www.evansvillephilharmonic.org
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Nenad Krstic over 16,5 points
This is the game for the 7th place on this Eurobasket. At first sight, it might seem that this game is completely irrelevant, but it is not like that. It will decide, which one of these two teams will have the spot at the World cup, next year in Spain and which one will not.
Serbia came to this competition with goal to secure this spot, so this is like a final game for them. They had two dissapointing performances in last two games, but I am looking them to bounce back here.
They have a favorable match up, down low, where Italy has extremly weak rotation, while Serbia sometimes play even with 2 centers in the lineup. Krstic is one of the best centers in europe and he will be main component in their offense today. They will look to exploit his match up against Cusin as often as possible and I believe he will cover this line pretty easily and score around 20 points.


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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - A foreign currency trader who faces a multimillion-dollar civil judgment in South Dakota for allegedly defrauding hundreds of investors in a Ponzi scheme is looking at prison time after reaching a plea deal in a criminal case.
But South Dakota attorney Wanda Howey-Fox says it's unlikely that Jeffery Lowrance has any remaining assets to reimburse those he defrauded.
Lowrance was arrested in Peru last year and extradited to Illinois. He pleaded guilty last month to one count of wire fraud and one count of money laundering. The deal recommends 12 1/2 to 15 1/2 years in prison, but a judge has final say.
In 2009, a federal judge in South Dakota issued a default judgment of more than $40 million against Lowrance and punitive damages of three times that amount.
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After one skein worth of crocheting on the bottom section of the girl's cardigan, I decided to stop and test out the pleating. With about 6 vertical inches worth of fabric, the pleats and my imagination should tell me if I should continue with a true rectangle or start to taper as I get closer to the waist. A seven year old doesn't have a "waist" per se, but I'm improvising with what will make the garment more stylish. Generally speaking, she wears more fitted clothing now than she did when she was 4.
To make it easy on myself, I ran a contrasting yarn through the 38 inch width of fabric (which does match the pattern schematic) and gathered it up and put it around her. There was WAY too much fabric. Instead of ripping back and attempting fewer pleats until I hit the right look, I decided to turn the rectangle on its end and crocheted a starting chain that was tall enough to stretch from below the chest to the hips. With many tens of rows (I didn't count...), this grew to a rectangle that wrapped around her from belly button around and back to the belly button.
This saved me time and ensured that I end up with a rectangle that is the right size to fit around her middle without pleats. I didn't need to do any waist shaping so it is still a rectangle - just a much narrower one. Crocheting a fabric vertically instead of horizontally may also give the sweater a little more drape - I expect to know more once I connect the lace top portion.
You may be able to tell from the picture, but I also changed the stitch pattern for this rectangle. The pattern called for double crochet but since plain double crochet isn't my favorite or hers, we decided to use the double crochet/single crochet repeat that I used for my Crochet Cardigan two projects ago.


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61 international students have graduated from Cardiff Metropolitan University (previously UWIC) in an awards ceremony in Sri Lanka.
The event took place at the Sugathadasa Indoor Stadium, Colombo, Sri Lanka, where the Cardiff Metropolitan University students graduated with Bachelors degrees.
The students studied at the International College of Business and Technology (ICBT), a leading private sector training institute in Mount Lavinia, Sri Lanka.
Cardiff Met entered into partnership with ICBT in June 2010 running franchised programmes in BSc Software Development, BA Business and Management Studies and the MBA.
This awards ceremony marked the completion of the studies of the first wave of students following the undergraduate programmes.
Cardiff Metropolitan University Vice Chancellor Prof. Antony Chapman, Dean of International Development Dr. Mohamed Loutfi, and Lloyd Powell, Head of Collaborative Provision, all attended the colourful ceremony, which featured traditional dancers, drumming displays and rituals.
"A major part of our Internationalisation strategy is through the formation of credible and sustainable strategic partnerships with key partners in the UK and overseas. A very special partnership is the one that we have with ICBT. It is the success of this collaboration that we are celebrating during this ceremony", comments Prof. Antony Chapman, Vice Chancellor.
Cardiff Metropolitan University also embraces internationalisation at home, and was recently ranked top in the UK for the quality of its international student experience earlier this year.
Speaking about the Sri Lankan awards ceremony, Dr Mohammed Loutfi, Dean of International Development said: "We were delighted to attend the ceremony in Colombo and be part of the first graduation ceremony of our students studying at ICBT.
"This occasion marks a great step in the partnership between Cardiff Met and ICBT and we look forward to the continuing flourishing collaboration. We would like to wish all the students well in their future careers."


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The Jets are reportedly close to completing a trade with the St. Louis Rams that would send former No. 2 overall pick and right tackle Jason Smith to New York. Rich Cimini of ESPN New York reports that general manager Mike Tannenbaum and the Jets are close to finalizing the deal, which also involves current New York right tackle Wayne Hunter.
Update: NFL.com received confirmation from the Jets and Rams that the trade is complete.
Both the Rams and the Jets have shuffled the depth chart at the right tackle spot, with New York starting Austin Howard in place of Hunter during Sunday night's primetime game against the Panthers. Howard handled himself well during his first game action with the starters. Smith, much like Hunter, was demoted from the starting right tackle spot this month, as Barry Richardson took control of the job in St. Louis.
For more on the Jets roster as the preseason wraps up, visit Gang Green Nation. For all your Rams news, check out Turf Show Times. And for all your roster transaction news as teams cut down, stay with SB Nation's NFL news hub.


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Brees is not the best QB but you are right that it would be better to have Brees. He is younger and we would have him for more years. But that is not reality, if we are WISHING for QBS you may as well wish all the way and wish for Manning or Brady!!!Quote:
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Not much different than Brees does to the Saints.
Does the Noodle hold more records? Sure, but what the hell does that have to do with it. Those stats are in the past.
Again, I know why I would want one over the other, mostly my dislike of one but honestly, I can't believe anyone wouldn't trade even up right now.
Clearly Brees is the better QB, right now. Isn't that the excuse we hear out of the Noodle crowd when it comes to TJ? Who gives us the best chance to win. I would say its Brees.


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UAE banking sector to see slow but sustainable growth – SICO
Says central bank regulations to impact banking sector growth; Starts Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank with "neutral" ratingJune 21, 2012 5:16
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Growth in business activity in the UAE's non-oil private sector rose slightly in January after slipping to a four-month low in the previous month, a purchasing managers' survey showed on Sunday.February 5, 2012 12:46
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Taking a look at each trade in a vacuum. Not looking at getting player a, which leads to trading player a for player z in a later deal (though that will turn up in some commentary). I am looking at what traded draft picks end up turning into however. Games played, pts, rebs, and assists looked at. Also gave a little bonus to key players on the championship team (Dirk, Terry, Chandler, Marion). I look at how the new player performed as a Maverick and how the outgoing player performed with his new team for as long as he played for that team. Financial implications are not considered (salaries or money dumps) I rank the best 15 trades (another least will have the 10 worst trades). Nothing from this past off-season was looked at.
(All-Time best Mavericks Free Agent Signings can be found here and All-Time best mavericks draft picks can be found here)
- Dirk. This is a no-brainer. June 24, 1998: The Mavericks Trade their 9th pick to the Bucks for their 6th and 19th pick. Um, what? Anyway, essentially Sarah Palin was the GM of the bucks at the time. The Mavs gave up Robert Traylor for Dirk and Pat Garrity. Garrity never palyed for Dallas. He'll end up on another top trade later on. Robert Traylor played 93 games for the Bucks scoring about 4 pts and 3 boards a game. He would later be shipped to Cleveland with J.R. Reid and they'd also give up Vinny Del Negro to the Warriors. In return the Bucks got Jason Caffey and Billy Owens. Meanwhile Dirk is a championship ring wearing Hall of Fame player that's made $160million to date. His jersey should be retired as soon as Dirk retires.
- Derek Harper/Roy Tarpley. Could be some controversy with this ranking. October 30,1980. The Mavs trade Richard Washington and Jerome Whitehead to Cleveland for their 1983 1st Rd draft pick, their 1986 1st Rd draft pick and Bill Robinzine. Dallas certainly benefited from Cleveland being a bad team. Washington would go on to play 87 games averaging about 7 and 4.5. Whitehead played 3 games for Cleveland before being waived. WOW. Robinzine played 70 games for Dallas averaging 14 pts and 7 boards. He would be traded a year later. Roy Tarpley (1986 1st Rd pick) could have made the Mavs a Championship team. He played his whole career for Dallas. Six seasons over 9 years. Substance abuse led to him being suspended and ran him out of the league. For his career he contributed 12.6 pts, 10.0 reb and 1.2 blocked shots. He had 17/12 potential. In December 1995 he was suspended and never came back. Derek Harper (1983 1st Rd pick) is a top 5 Mav of all time. No idea why his jersey isn't retired yet. His first tour of duty brougth him to Dallas for nearly 900 games. He averaged about 17 pts, 7 assists and 2 steals during this tenure. One of the better players to never be an all-star. Harper was a guard on 6 playoff teams, leading one of them to the conference finals game 7. Never could get past Showtime. He would later be traded by the Mavs in 1994. Is he still a sports anchor? I used to live in the Dallas market and he was horrible.
- Sam Perkins. September 16, 1980. A month and a half before the Derek Harper draft pick trade, Cleveland (I almost feel bad for Cleveland) traded their 1984 1st round draft pick to Dallas for Mike Bratz. Bratz would play 80 games for the Cavs that season before being traded to San Antonio for a draft pick (Les Craft, never played in NBA). It was a good season though, 10 ppg and nearly 6 apg and 1.7 spg. Sam Perkins would play 6 seasons for Dallas before running off to the Lakers. He averaged over 14 PPG and nearly 8 rpg and about 1 bpg as well. 5 of his 6 seasons, the mavs made the playoffs, including that 7 game Western Conference final.
- Jason Terry. August 4, 2004. Dallas trades Tony Delk and Antoine Walker to Atlanta for Jason Terry and Alan Henderson. Antoine Walker will appear three times in these two lists. Delk played in Atlanta over two seasons for 57 games. He scored 12 ppg for a horrible Hawks team. They would waive him after 1 game the next season. Walker played 53 games for the Hawks. The team was horrible so he got plenty PT. 20 ppg and over 9 boards and 3.7 apg. They would trade him for old players with big contracts and a draft pick. That draft pick would later be traded to the Suns, before being traded to Boston (Walker's most prominent team). That draft pick would become Rajon Rondo. Alan Henderson played 78 games for Dallas as a solid backup to Dirk. He would later be packaged with Calvin Booth for Keith Van Horn. Jason Terry would become the heart of the Mavs. For eight seasons he would be the team's number 2 (or 3) guy. He gave 16 ppg and 4 apg. He was there for two NBA Finals, winning one of them. His number will be retired some day.
- Erick Dampier. August 24, 2004. Another controversial pick, I'm sure. Just a few weeks after the deal that brought Jason Terry on board. Dallas trades Luis Flores, Chrisitan Laettner, Eduardo Najera, Mladen Sekularac, a 2007 1st round pick to Golden State for Dan Dickau, Evan Eschmeyer, Steve Logan and Erick Dampier. The draft pick ended up being Petteri Koponen who never played in the NBA. Neither did Mladen Sekularac. Laettner would be waived and never play for the Warriors, he would retire the next season anyway. Najera was popular with Dallas and had energy and knew how to draw a charge. For the Warriors he would play 42 games averaging 4 pts and 5 boards. They would later trade him and Flores for a couple spares who would be out of the league at the end of the season. Flores played 16 games of junk ball before being traded with Najera to Denver. Flores was also out of the league after the trade. Dickau played 16 minutes for the Mavs before being traded with a draft pick (later to become Marcin Gortat) to the Hornets for Darrell Armstrong. Evan Eschmeyer hadn't played since a couple seasons before and would retire after the trade. Damp played 6 seasons for Dallas. He gave them 7 pts and 8 boards and about 1.5 bpg. Every year they made the playoffs and he was there for the first Finals appearance. A lot of fans hated him and his contract but this trade essentially was Damp for one season each of Najera and Laettner, and he certainly was good for the team. Damp eventually got traded in 2010 (with Najera!) for Tyson Chandler, and another Finals appearance (and finally a win).
- Jason Kidd 2.0. February 19, 2008. Mavs trade Maurice Ager, DeSagana Diop, Devin Harris, Trenton Hassell, Keith Van Horn, 2008 1Rd pick, 2010 1st Rd pick to the Nets for Malik Allen, Antoine Wright and Jason Kidd. Lot of bodies. When you are on the better end of a deal that sends 7 and returns 3, it's a damn good deal. Ager was a first round draft pick that never came along for Dallas. He was buried on a mediocre Nets roster as well. After 3 seasons and only 38 games for the Nets, he was allowed to leave via free agency. He never played again. Diop played on that losing Finals team wand was a solid defensive guy that had no offensive game. He finished out the year with the Nets, playing 27 games and would sign with Dallas again as a free agent. Trenton Hassell was a nice guy to have come off the bench. He would play two more seasons for New Jersey. 4 ppg, 3 rpb. His contract came up and he never signed anywhere else. Mr. Van Horn hadn't played since 2006. And he never would play again. Mavs were simply moving his money to the Nets to make the deal work. He made $4.3 million that season off the Nets and he never even showed up. Must be nice. The 2008 1st Rd draft pick would be Ryan Anderson. He played 66 games and one season for the Nets. Was a respectable 7.4 ppg and 4.7 rpg. He would later be traded to Orlando. Currently he scores over 16 a game. The 2010 1st Rd pick would be Jordan Crawford. He never played for the Nets. His pick would be traded for Damion James. The centerpiece for the Nets was Devin Harris. A former 5th pick overall that "had potential". Indeed, he manned the point for the Mavs finals team, but they were no longer going to be contenders with him getting over 30 minutes a game. For the Nets he'd have an All-Star year. He did play for them for 4 and a half seasons and gave them about 17 ppg and 6.5 agp (vs about 10 and 4 for Dallas). The Nets would later package him for Deron Williams (sigh). Malik Allen played 25 games for Dallas giving them 3 and 3. He walked as a free agent in the off season. Aggie Antoine Wright was known to be a good defensive player. And he provided good help off the bench. He played the remainder of the season as well as the next season for Dallas. He put up about 6 ppg. He would later be moved in a 4-team deal that would bring Greg Buckner, Shawn Marion and Kim Kardashian's Ex husband to big D. Jason Kidd. Future Hall of Famer. His second go-around with the club. This time it would be 4 1/2 seasons (previously it was 2 1/2). Could he have his number retired in Dallas some day? It's close. He gave the team leadership and shooting. 339 games. 8ppg, 5.2 rpg, 8.2 apg. 1 championship ring. He took his talents to the big Apple in 2012.
- Steve Nash. June 24, 1998. Same day as getting Dirk. This would certainly have been higher, if it weren't for one of the parts Dallas sent to Phoenix in the deal. Dallas sent Pat Garrity, Martin Muursepp, Bubba Wells and 1999 1st Rd pick to the Suns for Nash. Pat Garrity (sound familiar? See Dirk). He was a Mav for less than a day. First he was sent with Dirk to Dallas, then he gets shipped to the Suns for Nash? Wow. He would play just 39 games for the Suns at 6 ppg. They would ship him with Danny Manning and a draft pick (Amare Stoudemire, they would later get his draft rights back in ANOTHER trade) to the Magic for Anfernee Hardaway (Suns REALLY got screwed in this deal!). Muursepp never played for the Suns. They would later trade him to the Bulls with Bubba Wells for 1999 draft pick Ron Artest and Luc Longley. Bubba wells, see Muurseep. Neither of the two guys would ever play in the NBA again actually. That 1999 draft pick that was part of the package for Nash? Shawn Marion. He would play 8 1/2 seasons for the Suns. 18 ppg and 10 rpg as a Sun. 4 All-Star appearances. He would actually play 3 seasons WITH Nash on the Suns. Marion was eventually traded with Marcus Banks to the Heat for Shaq. Steve Nash. Steve Nash. Steve frickin' Nash. Nash, Dirk, Finley and Cuban. Playoff basketball is finally back in Dallas. The Mavs couldn't get over the hump and it probably turned out to be a blessing that Nash would leave for more money to go...back to the Suns. Six seasons for the good guys. 2 all-star games. 4 playoff appearances. 14.6 ppg, 7.1 apg and some outstanding shooting. He helped make the team the 2nd most popular franchise in the metroplex (until Josh Hamilton came along).
- James Donaldson. November 25, 1985. Dallas sends Kurt Nimphius to the Clippers for James Donaldson. Straight up trades are obviously the easiest to assess. Nimphius was a 27 year old center that was putting up 6 and 5 in about 25 minutes for the Mavs. He goes to the Clippers and plays a season a half for them before being traded for a draft pick (Jeff Moe) that never made it to the NBA. Essentially for Donaldson, the Clippers got 105 games of 9 pts and 5 boards. In Donaldson, the Mavs got a 28 year old Center that would stick around for 6 1/2 seasons. About 8.5 ppg, 9 rpg and over a bpg. Pretty darn good deal. They also got 4 playoff appearances including 7 games in the Western Conference finals against Showtime.
- Shawn Bradley. February 17, 1997. Hear me through don't interrupt. The Morman Mantis. Everybody's favorite whipping boy. They show tons of highlights of people dunking on him, turning him into a poster, but at least he tried. Wasn't afraid. They don't show highlights of blocking the shots of super stars. No, that wouldn't be cool. He's 10 foot 14 inches. He supposed to do that...whatever. Dallas sends Sam Cassell, Chris Gatling, Jim Jackson, George McCloud and Eric Montross to the Nets for Mr. Bradley, Ed O'Bannon, Robert Pack and Khalid Reeves. Sam Cassell would stick around the Nets until being traded in 1998. He played 102 games giving them about 19 ppg and 7 apg. They would have a monster deal moving him essentailly for Stephon Marbury. Chris Gatling played 78 games in the exact same time frame as Cassell. He gave them 11 ppg and 5pg. Jim Jackson played for like 12 teams in his 14 season career. I think he was underrated, but nobody wanted him. For the Nets he played 31 games. The next season he was traded with Montross, Anthony Parker and Tim Thomas to the 76ers for Miachael Cage, Lucious Harris, Don MacLean and Keith Van Horn. For the Nets, Jackson was good. He gave them 17 ppg, 6 rpg and 4 apg. George McCloud was an excellent free agent pickup for Dallas. His play helped make him valuable as a trade piece. So valuable, he never played for the Nets because the Lakers wanted him. 3 days after the deal, he was sent to L.A. with Anthony Parker for Joe Kleine. Eric Montross played 31 games for the Nets. 5 ppg and 9 rpg was good enough for them to trade him with Jim Jackson in that deal that brought over Keith Van Horn. Ed O'Bannon was a 1st Rd bust. 19 games for the Mavs brought 2.4 ppg and 1.9 rpg. He was traded with Derek Harper to Orlando for Dennis Scott. He never played again. Robert Pack was injured. A lot. First 6 or 7 seasons when he was healthy he was good. He did stick around Dallas for 4 more seasons. When he did play he was good for 8 ppg and 3 apg. The Mavs would later move him in a 4 team deal with Hot Rod Williams and Bruno Sundov for Dana Barros, Bill Curley and Howard Eisley. Finally, Shawn Bradley. He hung on for 8 more seasons after the trade. 7 ppg, 6 rpg, and over 2 bpg. He played in the playoffs 5 straight seasons. People like to dog him. Khalid Reeves was solid. He played all 82 games the following season providing 9 ppg and 3 apg. The Mavs had a bunch of junk on their roster. They were horrible. Only once in the previous 7 seasons did they even get to 30 wins. This, along with the Dirk and Nash moves the next year would help usher in 12 straight playoff appearances.
- Rolando Blackman. December 3, 1980. Mavs send Kiki Vandewegh and 1986 1st Rd pick (Maurice Martin) to Denver for 1981 1st Rd Pick (Blackman) and 1985 1st Rd pick (Sam Vincent). Dallas drafted Kiki even though he made it clear he would not play for them. Eventually Dallas traded him and now Blackman is one of 2 players that have their jerseys retired in Dallas. Kiki had a real nice career. He would play 4 seasons in Denver. He Scored over 20 ppg for them (including 29.4 in 1983-84) and was a solid rebounder with over 4 per game. Dude didn't know how to miss free throws. Denver would trade him in 1984 to the Trail Blazers for Wayne Cooper, Fat Lever (underrated player) , Calvin Natt and a couple future draft picks. Maurice Martin played 2 seasons for Denver (and his career). This totaled to 69 games. 3 ppg was his contribution. The Nuggets lost him to the Twolves in the expansion draft but his career was done. Sam Vincent never played for Dallas. Dallas traded him to the Celtics for 1985 1st Rd pick (Terry Porter!). Blackman was a 4 time All-Star with the Mavs. 11 Seasons, 865 games, 20 ppg, over 3 rpg and 3 apg. Excellent shooter. 6 playoff berths. Including that 7 game western conference finals against Showtime.
- Shawn Marion. July 9, 2009. 4 team deal. Dallas dumped off Jerry Stackhouse, Devean George and Antoine Wright and in return got Greg Buckner, Nathan Jawai, Mr. Kardashian and Shawn Marion. Stack was good for the Mavs, he was tough. Tough enough to knock Shaq on his butt. This trade sent Stack to Memphis where he did not play a game, they wavied him. Currently he he plays for the Bucks. George went to the Raptors who then traded him a few weeks later to the Warriors. Former Aggie Wright DID play 67 games for Toronto, but was a free agent at the end of the year. As stated earlier, solid defensive player. Ex-Mr Kardashian played 25 games for Dallas. 5 pts and 4 boards per contest. He would later be traded with Shawne Williams for Eduardo Najera. Nathan Jawai never played for the Mavs. He was traded a few months later to the Twolves for a protected pick that Dallas didn't get. Shawn Marion has played the past 4 seasons for Dallas. He helped put the team over the hump and finally win their first Championship. He has given the team good defense, 11 PPG, 7 RPG and a couple assists to go with nearly a steal a game and more than a block every couple games.
- Tyson Chandler. July 13, 2010. I'm sure many will scream that this is too low. Dallas sent Matt Carroll, Erick Dampier, Eduardo Najera to the Bobcats for Tyson Chandler and Alexis Ajinca. The Dampier trade chip. I never bought into it that much, and I'm sure many (most) here were disappointed when the best they could get in return was Tyson Chandler. Well, it was the best they could get. What did that get them? Revenge against whiny Dawyne Wade. Matt Carroll never played for the Bobcats. They traded him to the Hornets for Hakim Warrick. Najera played two seasons for the Bobcats. He got a little over 2 points a game and about 2 boards a game. They cut him last year and he's not in the league currently. Dampier never played for the Bobcats. He signed a free agent contract with...the Heat where he wasn't much more productive than Juwan Howard. He's not currently in the NBA. Alexis Ajinca played 10 games for Dallas doing a whole lotta very little. They traded him to the Raptors for some guy named Georgios Printezis. Tyson Chandler only played one season for Dallas before he wanted to hang out with the cool kids in New York. But it sure was worth it. Other than Dirk (and maybe Terry) he's the main reason Dallas was able to take out the Heat. He gave the team 74 games, 10 ppg, 9.4 boards and a block a game. His numbers slipped some in the playoffs, but the competition is steeper. Dirk has jewelry because of Mr. Chandler. Definitely the best player to ever play just 1 season for Dallas.
- Michael Finley. December 26, 1996. Dallas sends Jason Kidd, Tony Dumas, Loren Meyer to the Suns for Sam Cassell, A.C. Green, a 1998 2nd Rd pick and Michael Finley. Tony Dumas was a scorer. In '95 he averaged over 11ppg in less than 20 mpg. For Phoenix he'd only play 6 games before being traded to the Nuggets in a deal that brought Antonio McDyess to the Suns. Mr. Meyer was a serviceable backup center that would see time in 35 games with the Suns before being cut. Kidd stuck around Phoenix for 4 more seasons before being traded to the Nets for...Stephon Marbury. He did alright I guess. 3 All-Star appearances, some all nba and all defensive teams. Cassell played 16 games for Dallas and gave them 12/3/4. He would be traded to the Nets in that deal that brought Dallas Shawn Bradley. A.C. Green was famous for a couple things. A championship with Showtime (the season where Dallas took them to 7 games in the Western Conference Championship), missing 0 games between 1987-88 and when he was out of the league in 2001, and being a virgin. Solid player for Dallas in 2 plus seasons. He provided about 6 pts and 7.5 boards to the team. He would later be traded for Sean Rooks to the Lakers, where he would win another Championship. That 2nd Rd draft pick ended up being Greg Buckner. Good pick considering it was 53rd overall. A good defensive player he'd give the team about 6/4 over 3 seasons before leaving via free agency. Michael Finley should probably get his Jersey retired soon. 9 seasons with Dallas. 5 playoff appearances. 2 all star games. Until Dirk became the German Moses in 00-01, Finley was the best player on the team by far for three seasons. He averaged about 20/5/4 for the good guys and was solid from the 3 pt line. Dallas let him go thanks to the amnesty in 2005 and he went to the Spurs to get a champioship.
Caron Butler/DeShawn Stevenson. February 13,2010. Dallas sends Drew Gooden, Josh Howard, Quinton Ross and James Singleton to the Wizards for Brendan Haywood, DeShawn Stevenson and Caron Butler. Drew Gooden has been a good player his entire career. For Dallas he'd played about half a season giving them 9 and 7. He never played for the Wizards, 4 days later he was moved in a deal that sent Jamison to the Cavs, and Zydrunas Ilgauskas and Al Thornton to the Wizards. Ross wasn't a player of much consequence for the Mavs and even less so for the Wiz. He played 25 games there and would be traded to the Nets for Yi Jianlian. James Singleton was a good bench guy for Dallas for a season and a half. He'd finish the season with the Wizards and add 12 games the next year. He even gave them 8 ppg and 7 boards that year. Hasn't played since April last year. Controversial timeouts notwithstanding, Howard was a good Maverick. He made an all star team. He had been good for 18 and 6 when Dallas traded him. He has never managed to stay healthy since then. He played two seasons for the Wiz for a total of 22 games. That's about 10 ppg and 4 boards. He left as a free agent. Brendan Haywood had been a good Wizard. A weak starting center, but still a good player. He'd stick around Dallas another two seasons giving them about 5 ppg and 6 boards in about 19 minutes. Not a bad piece. Dallas waived him in 2012. Caron Butler was supposed to be the centerpiece of this deal for Dallas, but injuries limited his games the next season. He finished the season in Dallas but only managed 29 games the next year. He was supposed to be Dallas' second best player in the playoffs but didn't play any games. They managed to win the 'ship without him, and people forget to mention that without a player that gave Dallas 18 ppg and 5 boards, Dallas was still able to beat the 3 headed turd in Miami. Butler would leave as a free agent. DeShawn Stevenson was an underrated pickup for Dallas. Like Butler, he played one more season, but he DID manage to play 72 games the next year and played every playoff game for Dallas in the Championship run. He had a great 3 steal game against Miami as well.
- Antoine Walker. October 20, 2003. Yes. Really. Admit it, you loved the shimmy shake. Dallas sent Raef LaFrentz, Chris Mills, Jiri Welsch and a 2004 1st Rd draft pick to Boston for Tony Delk and Antoine Walker. LaFrentz was a Mav for a season and a half and played in about a 100 games. He provided 10 and 5.5 and nearly 2 bpg. He'd be in Boston another 2 seasons and gave them solid numbers of about 9 and 5.5. Boston would later trade him and Dan Dickau (!) and Randy Foye to the Blazers for Theo Ratliff, Sebastian Telfair and some draft pick. Chriss Mills never played a game as a Maverick, and he never played a game as a Celtic. The Mavs had recently picked him up in the Antawn Jamison trade. They of course then moved him in the Anoine Walker deal. The Celtics would move him in a deal that would bring Lindsey Hunter to Boston. Jiri Welsch never played a game for Dallas. He also came over in the Jamison Deal. He would play with Boston through about half of the following season when he'd be traded to Cleveland for a 1st Rd Pick (Rudy Fernandez). He was pretty good for the Celtics giving them about 8.5 pts and 3 boards per contest. That 2004 1st Rd draft pick would end up being Delonte West. The man that made Rome is Burning famous. He'd play 3 seasons in Bean Town. That's over 10 ppg and about 4 apg. David Stern would trade him to Seattle in the Ray Allen deal. Eventually he'd end up in Cleveland where he allegedly hooked up with Lebron's mom. Tony Delk played 33 games for Dallas. 6 PPG and about 2 boards. Jason Terry would later be traded to Dallas for Delk and...Antoine Walker. Walker played all 82 games for Dallas in his single season as a Mav. Those 82 games gave Dallas 14 PPG, 8.3 RPG, 4.5 APG and .8 BPG as well as .8 SPG. As mentioned earlier, he was traded for Jason Terry and eventually end up winning a championship with the Heat against Dallas. Now Walker is broke and sad. Moral: don't leave Dallas and end up winning a championship on their backs.
Other trades that were good for Dallas:
- Bill Robinzine for Allan Bristow and Wayne Cooper
- Dan Langhi for Eduardo Najera
- Dennis Scott for Cedric Ceballos
- Byron Mullens for Rodrigue Beaubois
- Evan Eschmeyer, Avery Johnson, Popey jones, Antoine Rigaudeau and Nick Van Exel for Danny Fortson, Antawn Jamison, Chris Mills and Jiri Welsch
I'll use an entirely new post to give the 10 WORST trades in Mavs history later on...


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Kudos to the readers of The Press-Enterprise
In Sunday's paper (and online by Friday) I was lucky enough to write a story of a Hemet native, Janna Hoehn, who was on a mission to track down photos of those from the San Jacinto Valley who were killed in Vietnam.
Hoehn has made this her life's work and had recently completed all 42 fallen from Maui, where she lives now.
Hemet and San Jacinto had just six who were killed in the war, but two of those photos had proved elusive for Hoehn and her crew.
But once the story ran, those other two photos immediately surfaced and now all six from this area have been tracked down.
Those photos will be forwarded to the folks in Washington, D.C., to be included in the new museum that is being built adjacent to the Vietnam wall. Eventually, the goal is to have a photo of every man killed in Vietnam on file and a part of that exhibit.
Kudos to those who helped complete this project for Hemet.
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Salem City Council will be discussing the police fee that is on residents' monthly water bill at it's next meeting on Tuesday, October 23, according to Salem city manager Joe Davis.
The meeting will start at 7 p.m.
Davis said some residents have been questioning the fee, since the city is currently without a police force.
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The city of Salem is looking to fill several vacancies including mayor, police chief and officer, and water clerk.
City manager Joe Davis said he's exploring several options for the law enforcement vacancies.
Davis said the city could fill the positions or it could eliminate the police department, and rely on the sheriff's department or the state police.
He said he hopes to fill the other vacancies as soon as possible.


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AUSTIN, Texas – The Southland Conference Tournament Champion Northwestern State men's basketball team is looking to earn its third-ever NCAA Tournament win as the Demons match up with Florida in South Region action on Friday night at the Frank Erwin Center.
The third-seeded Gators will take on the 14th-seeded Demons at 6:27 p.m. CST on TRUTV.
Friday will mark NSU's (23-8) first appearance in the NCAA Tournament since the 2005-06 season when the '14th-seeded Demons of Destiny' upset third-seeded Iowa 64-63.
The SEC Champion Gators enter Friday's contest with a 26-7 record, the third most efficient defense in the nation and abundant experience in the NCAA event.
This will be Florida's 13th NCAA Tournament appearance under head coach Billy Donovan and 18th overall. The Gators have advanced to at least the Elite Eight in four of the last seven seasons.
These facts don't scare the Demons.
"We don't like the term 'underdog,' said NSU senior O.J. Evans. "We come out and compete just like the next team, hopefully we will prove that tomorrow night."
Two of the biggest advantages for the Demons will be their depth and speed.
"I think our up tempo style helps us because, when you look at our stat line, we get good numbers from different guys every night," said NSU head coach Mike McConathy. "Florida is very good all-around and, defensively, they are going to make it extremely hard on you to be able to get anything easy.
"They're going to try to make you make mistakes. I think one of the keys for us will be to take care of the ball and not let ourselves get put in a position where we have live ball turnovers."
Junior DeQuan Hicks leads NSU in scoring at 14.1 points per game and also ranks 10th in the nation with a field goal percentage of 58.6.
Shamir Davis (12.5), James Hulbin (12.1) and Jalan West (10.3) also average double-figure points for the Demons.
Davis led NSU last Saturday in the SLC Tournament Championship game with a team-high 19 points.
The winner of Friday's game advances to meet the winner of the UCLA-Minnesota contest in Sunday's second round.
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Elmore said he takes his 2-year-old son to the playground often. Their most recent trip was the Thursday before spring break.
"So many families were there and everyone was having such a good time. I can't believe that someone would do that to a place where kids, especially kids with disabilities, play," Elmore said.
Elmore, owner of Jasper radio stations The Planet 88.5-FM and Oldies 101.5-FM, is doing his part to help rebuild the playground by hosting an APEX Radiothon during the Walker County Home and Garden Show this weekend.
It will last from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday and from 10 a.m to 5 p.m. on Saturday.
The radio booth will be set up at the center court of Jasper Mall, and Elmore said anyone who wants to show support for APEX is encouraged to stop by.
"No donation is too small," Elmore said.
He added that any business that donates more than $100 will receive a special mention during the Radiothon, and he is also willing to put a representative from the business on the air.
City employee Jennifer Smith said that Friends of APEX bracelets, which were produced when the playground was being built, will be given away periodically throughout the weekend.
Donors who give $500 or more will be recognized with their own paver at APEX.
Smith said that although the city does have insurance to help repair the park, the money raised in response to Sunday's fire could be used to add sunshades, more benches and picnic tables and some water features at APEX.
She added that the support from people within the community and around the state has been overwhelming this week.
A sign-up sheet has already been started at Memorial Park Natatorium for individuals and groups who want to help with the clean-up efforts.
Many of those who have offered their time or money also helped break ground at APEX four years ago.
"It's going to be like building APEX all over again. We've done it once. Now this time it's going to be better," Smith said.
Checks should be made out to the city of Jasper and include the words "APEX playground" on the memo line. Donations are tax-deductible.


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Latest news from Arenal volcano:
Wednesday, Sep 18, 2013
OVSICORI mentioned that rockfalls with rumbling noises have increased at the volcano over the past weeks. This could suggest that the volcano has started to wake up from its 3 years of slumber. [more]
Thursday, Sep 12, 2013
OVSICORI-UNA reported that plumes composed mainly of water vapor rose from the NE and SE edges of Arenal's Crater C on 8 and 9 September. Tremors indicative of hydrothermal and magmatic activity were detected on 8 September. ... [more]
Arenal volcano
Stratovolcano 1657 m / 5,436 ft
Costa Rica, 10.46°N / -84.7°W
Current status: dormant (1 out of 5)
Arenal webcams / live data
Last update: 18 Sep 2013
Typical eruption style: Explosive. Near continuous strombolian activity, occasional major explosive events and lava flows.
Arenal volcano eruptions: 1968-2011, 1968 (major explosion), 1922, 1915(?), 1750, 1530, around 1350 (large, sub-Plinian eruption)
Last earthquakes nearby:
Background:Volcán Arenal, a beautiful, 1657-m high conical andesitic stratovolcano near Lake Arena, is the youngest and one of the most active stratovolcano in Costa Rica. It is famous for a large explosive eruption in 1968 that killed several people and threw incandescent bombs to 5 km distance from the vent.
Arenal lies along a volcanic chain where activity has migrated to the NW over the past 2 million years, from the late-Pleistocene Los Perdidos lava domes through the Pleistocene-to-Holocene Chato volcano, which contains a 500-m-wide, lake-filled summit crater. The earliest known eruptions of Arenal took place about 7000 years ago, and it was active simulataneously with Cerro Chato volcano until the activity of Chato ended about 3500 years ago.
Growth of Arenal has been characterized by periodic major explosive eruptions at several-hundred-year intervals and periods of lava effusion that armor the cone. Arenal's most recent eruptive period began with a major explosive eruption in 1968. Continuous explosive activity accompanied by slow lava effusion and the occasional emission of pyroclastic flows has occurred since then from vents at the summit and on the upper western flank.
Source: GVP, Smithsonian Institution
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