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I still think we should get Shannon Brown and Warrick in the deal.
Brown/Warrick/Marshall/Lakers pick/2nd rounder.
Let Gordon die in that horrible heat in Pheonix!
I still think we should get Shannon Brown and Warrick in the deal.
Brown/Warrick/Marshall/Lakers pick/2nd rounder.
Let Gordon die in that horrible heat in Pheonix!
Eww, that trade is worse than Anthony Davis bottom row of teeth.
No way am I trading Gordon for Brown, Warrick, Marshall, the Lakers late 1st, and a 2nd. Ugh, I need to go clean my toilet after reading that mess.
If you Jimmer it, they will come.
Can we lock this thread now that Monty has come out and said it's no big deal and that Gordon is still our guy?
As you Hornest fans just saw with the Magic, when players get moved in S/Ts, they get shipped for a fraction of their worth.
That and the report clearly states the Magic weren't really willing to match the Hornets offer unlike the situation with Gordon.
I am not claiming Gordon will be a Sun in exchange for magic beans, I am saying the most the Hornets could expect is a couple 1sts (with protections) and a player like Marshall or Morris (and any S/T Suns players the Hornets might have interest in like Lopez or Brown), and that is VERY good compensation in any S/T. If the Hornets feel that, despite the gamble on his attitude, contract and health, he is worth more to their franchise then he will stay a Hornet, and I'd personally be happy about it.
You can kick and scream, say I'm not the GM, Demps is a mastermind... whatever, but thats how the NBA works. You dont get anywhere near full value in a S/T. So if you're absolutely certain that the Hornets would not move him for that much then he will almost certainly be a Hornet.
I think everyone has to sit back and understand one thing. You can't blame people for wanting to be on this board over a Suns board right now. I know I would.
I honestly don't care what u think we could get, what any Hornet fan thinks we could get, because it isn't happening. If Gordon is traded, it will be a year after we match when he has 3 full years left on his contract. You don't let an asset as talented and as young as Gordon walk for nothing or for the **** you and the Houston guy are offering. Demps knows who he wants on his team, and if Gordon is on his mind then he'll b here. If he isn't he'll b traded and we will get great return because we were patient and didn't act on impulse like you guys did with JJ, the Magic just did with Ryan Anderson, etc. Like I keep telling u, our situation is so different than all of those because we can afford to pay him and bench him if we wanted to (that would never happen though).
And while he likely would be the Suns best player I dont want him on the team. He is not a centerpiece player, the Suns need to truly rebuild, not try to a quick fix on borderline max contract talents that will, at best, make them a contender for the 8th seed.
Phrazbit has been owned about 35 times already. Pretty clear he is trolling.
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Yo can someone please answer this question for me! idk if it has been posted and i didnt know where else to post this. Anyway if hornets match gordon's offer can they fix the contract? because i read that the contract is 4yrs 50 something million but he has an option in year4 so it would technically be 3 years if he dosent take it. So could the hornets give him like a 4 year deal with a 5th year player option or something?
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Freeport PoBce Officers Jitk Kilbride and MacArthur Stringer, a two-man Tactical Detail, arrested 20-3rear-otd Michael Mosby of 25 Rutland Boad, Freeport. at ' s Village Trustee Candidates Speak, At Tenants Forum FREEPOBT •- Fire of the six announced candidates for Free-port Village Trustee accepted the Freeport Tenants Association in-sitation to speak at a Candidates Forum - Wednesday evening. February 16. Incumbents Jim Of ri and_ Vincent DiCostaruor, the Republican/Village Patty candidates; Tyrone Aothony and Anne dorer Chao, the Democratic/ Party candidates; and Lioael Socolov, Home Rule Party candidate, each spoke for ten minutes, . followed by ten tt^ute periods of questions directed to the: candidate who had just presented his or her views. Douglas. Mora;!, canitolate for. the Intrgilty "Rrty, «r£i"Svited irji choM not to attend. . Jim Clark ., Oark, who is tunning for his :;cond, two-year term, spoke, first. Emphastztag the accomplishments of the present village , .administration, be said, "I believe Freeport after {our years is > better place to live." Describing w'hit'he called the "successes," be ftemized: encouragement of new bnsioess; the r.rw shopping centers oa Atlantic Or, Jones Geis Five Year Commitment With Raise , • ' . * • ' . ' • . , by Joan Oelaney BALDWIN-Wheii Soperinteodent of Schools RoQand Jooes came tO' the Baldwin School District Bve yean ago, inxn the retirement of Dr. Fred Shoce, his hiring was heralded and the details of Us contract w ^ spelled oat. That contract included as initial salary of S48,00Q and wu «three year commitment. It was understood that Board of Education priorities ipchided the re- Broadway and Cdumbns Avenue at about IJO pm on Friday, February 18. According, to the . officers involved, t ^^ recognized Mosby bom the description given out at the end of the street and Freeport police immediately surrounded (he area, joined by Nassau Coonty police units and at least one county polics helicopter... The woods were searched but foOowiag an inddent earfier that' Ixinrs latet.the search was called morning.-' -.-' '~ off witluut any trace of the man . '.-Mosby had allegedly 6red two wbosbbtatPtmGk. , shotsratfteeport-fWice OfBcer _--. wi,^' Kilbride aiid Stringer spotted Mosby that\ afteriMon, organization of sdiools. Jones' cffiitract at. that time was apptoxi-mately at. the middle level' of superintendents in the area althougtt tending toward-the lower end -of the spntrum based on the number of students and re^xmsibiBties. At the December I, 1982 Baldwin Board of Education roee^g, the Board of .Educa^on approved Jonct' iww contract in eiscntive sessim. According to a district spokesman, the approval and details of a supetin?. tendent's contract have never been annoonced in. a news release. However, as a result of qnestiaas by members of the community - regarding^ the con-ttact, THE LEADER In'terviewed vatioas~3sttict staff persoiinel,-' . faKtnding Dr. Jones, in an effort to pursue the details of the contract and to put,those facts in a context. The contract calls for a Bve year canuiBtioen.uJDnjtng the and South Main Street u>d •heJ,j,_j,"^^,J,,_i<,nes has°biin Bki Flaia; the sooo-W-be eon- . •» . T . siructed office building at Bay-virw and Atlamic Avenues; and the expected redevelopnicnt. of th; long-ckxsed Grants store. In the residential'area, Oark pointed to' the 'Homeflflders I>rogram and Sectioo 23S Housing, bringing in new famSes; the Homesteading program; and Community Devetopment money for'home repairs. He mentnoed ihrt ther: fits been "a conplei: lumovrr is theBniUing Depart- .Txni...We are deaning up a lot the problems," said Clark, .ificiatiagaadeuiyeatly contract. - Diuiiig the &i mootlu dace July 1, Jones was wcrking without a new contract. The new contract caSs for a salary ci S60,000 bom' July 1.1962 nntn Jnoe 30,1983. The Superistendeot't salary ftaa July 1, 1983 onta Jna: 30, 1964 will be 165,000. In addidco, prior to March 1 of the contract's third year, the Board of Edncatioo' shall begia a review to ezaraim whether to oflet the Soper-iatendentan incrsas: in salaiy-an^ cr fringe. During the past fir: years, ppxtiKS to the cases b™oj,.t t y j jo^j,. ecatraet increased by • " 't^iLKiPaesiej • $2,000 foe each of tSi first tires years. In the fourth year, his salary increased to S55,S00. This represents an average increase of five percent over each of the five years.Th comparison, the teach-m received a oew contract this September winch called for' a 6.7 pfaceSt increase for 19S2-&3 and the following year an increase which is tied to a cost-of-Hving f oimiila wluch vnll be no less than' 5 percent.and DO more than 8 percent. In ad(£tioo, according to Board President Lorraine Deller, Jones' percent of salary increase is'in «iord>£ith other groups in the district.' In discussing the inatter witb Dr. Jones, tl«: Superintendent referred to a ocra&fential fist of superintendents' salaries in the county. Of the 31 whoresponded' -'to the survey, Jones noted, 19 -were above Inin in salary and. 12 below "him, when the Fall nego-tiatiiig was goix^ on. Since that time, 'ether superintendents have settled contracts with foceil 'a))Ove ^_$«M)00-1hat Jones is . present^ receiving. He also noted that, salaries reflect imin-berx of students and job responsi-biEties as well as geographic and ecxnoraie-eaoditians ti the district. .~ - The dsuract also iackdes Jones* use of a school district car. Accoctfiag to DeOer, tUs wffi result in a tavinai to the district since the (Gstiict b able, to pordiase a car through a suts contract at > lower cost. If the car b said, the district could'make, moaey or break even oa the por-diase. In ad^&m.. the disliict woaU net pay militge and (Cool.6nPa<t49i • -• • •.' Robert PauSk, as tlie ofBcer was attempting to question tarn at 3.-0S am near the end ct Beniung-ton Avetme. According to the police report, Paulik saw a black male,' ahotzt 18-20 years old, wearing a blue snorkel jacket and a wtute for bat. near the end of the street. The policeman got out of his patrtd at, to question the suspect,'who — IJecxuse of his "descifctioh^=- be'beBev^d may. have 4een responsible for some - recent robberies in the area. The suspect, however, ran off and as Officer Paulit^raa-after him down Bennington Avenue, the gunman Aiddenly turned and fired two shots at Paulik. According to the police, Paulik fired two shots back fiom' his service' revolver, bat no one was hit during the exchange of gt:nfire. The suSpect ran into the woods they called,lum over to the cu and he volitstatily fpl into it.-But when they juked him about the incident. Officer Kilbride repnt-' ed later, Mbsby put his band in-hb ^iocket, where he could have been.carrying a gun. KUbijde gtib^jed'Mosby's afin'and then drew his own service revolver, - while Stringer placed Wosby in handcuffs. When the officers searched Mosby. lh:y found a plastic' gag with bullets and a ihern»s bottle.' allegetlly filled with »ngel dost. The gun. a .22 caliber Magnum Derring"eT was also recovered^- ---^^—- Mosby was arraigned for Attempted Murder of a PaGce Officer;- Robbery First Degree; Criminal Use of a Brearm; Possession of a Fiteana; >n4 lConl.onPaB»14) . "HOLLYV^OOD," FHEEPORT STYLE. A-movte set was locatad'at Freeport Pollca Headquarters, end elsewt>ers In VillaQailail, for two:_. tnd-a-half days lest week. Filming wai for "Joey," MUint to b i f»- Jaessd to theaters this fall. -Sirca Ihs making of a Betts Davts movie thsra two years ego, ths unlqus erchltecture ot Fresposl Villeg*. Hall ' h a tttrtctsd ths coaUnuing etl:nt!cs-i o< rtovis-produciion companies. . . yyajdilpg lll/T> crsw mjn&srs t l wort: £l Polics HaaJquarUra la Villiga Mayor Willtoa Whita {I.J arxl Polics CSilsf Anirmny Eter (r.).
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This holder is a great holder for your Iphone. There are many mixed reviews of this holder on other sites but let me tell you what I think about this holder. Installing the top cap mount is not difficult. If your not mechanically sound it shouldn't be difficult as long as you only loosen then top cap. Yes it only mounts with a star nut so carbon tube forks will not work. The case on the phone itself is pretty solid. It clicks on the corners. I don't bother taking it on or off just because the plastic will wear out and not hold the phone. It hasn't happened but that's the nature of plastic. The case doesn't look bad either on the phone. Although it does not protect the screen. Installing the phone on the bike is easy with a "click" sound to verify engagement. The holder does rattle where it rotates, not bad but does. If it didn't rotate it wouldn't be a problem. The balloon cover that is recommended I tried using. It worked but if using strava, mapmyride, etc (gps) for a long period your phone will overheat and shut off. Short rides are ok but longer than an hour or so in direct sun I would not try. I hardly ever ride where its wet so it's ok for me. I initially bought to use with the ant+ adapter which works great. Just the gps is a battery killer so I went to a garmin instead. Bottom line for me is you have a "solid phone mount". If your planning on using this for long rides with extended use of gps this is not for you. Buy a gps. I never worry about it falling out and it never leaves my sight so I'm not worried about it falling out of my pocket. I even use the media player while riding and its great. Reading a text or taking a call COULD be done. I won't be taking this off my bike any time soon!
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CINCINNATI (AP) - Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner, frontman for the hit-making funk music band the Ohio Players, has died in southwest Ohio. He was 69.
The Ohio Players, known for their brassy dance music, catchy lyrics and flamboyant outfits, topped music charts in the 1970s with hits such as "Love Rollercoaster," ''Fire," ''Skin Tight" and "Funky Worm."
A spokeswoman for a Newcomer Funeral Home in the Dayton suburb of Kettering said Monday morning that the family hadn't scheduled any public services. There was also a posting about his death on his current band's Facebook page. No other information was released immediately about his death Saturday.
Born in Hamilton, Ohio, Bonner teamed up in the 1960s with core members of a group called the Ohio Untouchables to form the Ohio Players. The band had a string of Top 40 hits in the mid-1970s, and continued to perform for years after that. He had remained active in recent years with a spinoff band calle d Sugarfoot's Ohio Players.
"Humble yet charismatic, soft-spoken and of few words, the weight of his thoughts, lyrics and music has influenced countless other artists, songs and trends," stated a posting attributed as an "official family announcement" on the Facebook page of Sugarfoot's Ohio Players. "He will be missed but not forgotten as his legacy and music lives on."
Marshall Jones, the bass player and a founding member of the Ohio Players, called his bandmates "a bunch of the most creative people - especially Sugarfoot - that I have ever been around."
"It's kind of crazy," Jones, 72, told The Associated Press of Bonner's death. "I'm still feeling fragile."
Jones said after years of playing music, the band's sudden stardom, with No. 1 singles and huge crowds in venues such as the Superdome in New Orleans, was stunning.
"I sit back now, and it was all a brilliant blaze," he said. "I think 'Damn, did I do that?' It was just 'Zoom!' That was a s tarburst. And like all things like that, it fizzles."
Jones said he, Bonner and other band members were delighted and flattered when "Love Rollercoaster" gained new fans through a 1990s cover by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
Bonner had said he learned about music in Hamilton, where he was the oldest of a large family, playing harmonica, learning guitar and sneaking into bars as an adolescent to play with adult musicians. He said he ran away from his home some 20 miles north of Cincinnati at age 14, and told the Hamilton JournalNews in 2009 that he had only gone back there once. He explained he had bad memories of growing up poor.
He wound up in Dayton, where he connected with the players who would form the band. Their lineup changed at times, but featured horns, bass, guitar, drums and keyboards.
"We were players. We weren't trying to be lead singers, but we became one of the first crossover singing bands," Bonner told the Dayton Daily News in a 2003 inte rview. He said he initially played with his back to the audience, because he didn't want to get distracted.
While the band used sexual innuendo, Bonner said he didn't relate to some of the explicit lyrics and attitudes of later pop music and rap.
"There is nothing but the old school and the new fools," he said. "It's a shame the way these artists are preaching badness to a drum beat."
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|Introduction | Sony RX1 lens performance | Sony RX1 lens versus competition | Conclusion
When Sony announced the RX1 it both excited and intrigued photographers around the globe, it was a bold step and a unique offering. With all their experience not even Leica, or Fujifilm, have attempted to meld a fixed high-quality, high-speed prime with a full-frame sensor in such a compact form. The result is a highly attractive, if somewhat pricey, camera of uncompromising quality. The Zeiss designed, Sony made lens is an integral part of that. Its optical performance is outstanding, and particularly noteworthy for its consistent sharpness and homogenous imaging across the frame. With excellent image quality at maximum aperture becoming outstanding at f/2.8 and on, the Zeiss Sonnar T* 2/35 is likely to become a classic, against which all others are judged. Of course the lens can only be obtained with the purchase of the RX1, a camera that is not entirely without its own quirks and shortcomings. In spite of this, if you have the money to invest, then close to perfect imagery is assured.
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We said the RX1 was a brave step for Sony - a truly top-end product from a brand still establishing its photographic reputation at that level. And it's a gamble that pays-off to a great degree. The RX1 is much more than a brand-enhancing flagship that few people will ever get to use - it's also truly effective as a camera.
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Test results for the two 100mm Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM and EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM are now available on DxOMark.com.
We've also compared the Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM vs. the Nikon AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED vs. the Sony 100mm F2.8 Macro (see results here).
Added by maxb | June 05, 2013
RX1 Sonnar lens mid zone dip
Hi there,
I was wondering if you noticed a mild mid zone dip with the RX1 lens? I just got the cam and the lens seems to dip slightly about 1/3 out from the centre. I also find that the corners are sharper than this area....?
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | June 05, 2013
Re: RX1 Sonnar lens mid zone dip
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
You can check the sharpness measurement for the RX1 lens here:
You are right, sharpness is lower at 1/3 of the field.
Best regards,
The DxOMark team
Added by martigorn | March 06, 2013
Sharpness at f2.0 vs f3.2
I like the RX1 a lot, but center sharpness gets A LOT better when stopping down from f2.0 to f2.8 or f3.2. At 100% view, this is fully field relevant: Details and sharpness at 2.0 are okay, from 3.2 they are brilliant. I must admit to be somewhat disappointed by that. Does this practical view fit to Your lab results (which are somewhat abstract to me), i.e. is that "perfectly normal" or did I get a bad copy ?
Yours sincerely
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | March 08, 2013
Re: Sharpness at f2.0 vs f3.2
Hello Martin,
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark.
You are right but we would not say "a lot", as we measured a slight loss of sharpness at f/2.0 and we did not measure any significant difference between f/2.8 and f/4.
To be convinced you should have a look to the acutance field map.
Best regards,
The DxOMark team
Added by birdred | March 03, 2013
nice review
Thank you for the review. Looks to be a remarkable camera!
Though not really cross comparable, the Pentax K5 apsc dslr's measure an equally very healthy 14.3 EVS... until one can afford the sony the K5 is still pretty remarkable, especially for those like me on a budget.
We live in a remarkable age to have so many great cameras and reviews at such an easy reach.
Thanks again!
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | March 04, 2013
Re: nice review
Thanks for your interest in DxOMark and your kind comment!
Best regards,
Added by appliance | November 05, 2013
pentax and sony
It may be relevant in that Pentax also useS Sony sensors. FF or aps they are superb.
Added by masuraotic | February 23, 2013
DXO: What is selected for RX1's Transmission to decide it's SNR Score?
I would like to know what is selected for RX1's Transmission Score to decide it's SNR.
T = 2.1 or 2.0?
And if the above selection is not correct, RX1's SNR Score may be changed?
(E.g. If the selected value is 2.0 and the real value is 2.1, the total amount of the light, which reaches to Sensor in real value, is about 10% lower than the selected value)
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | February 25, 2013
Re: DXO: What is selected for RX1's Transmission to decide it's SNR Score?
Thanks for your comment.
You're right regarding the potential bias. In the example you note, it could be close to 14% meaning less than ¼ of Stop.
As we cannot measure the TStop on compact camera we decide to use the aperture, so in this case 2.0.
Best regards,
Added by jorgemsoto | February 12, 2013
DXO: How about the Lens on the RX1? Is it fully sharp on f2.0?
I would like to know about the Lens on the RX1. The sharpness in F2.0???
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Added by Emilie_DxOMark | February 15, 2013
Re: DXO: How about the Lens on the RX1? Is it fully sharp on f2.0?
The RX1 lens will be reviewed very soon on dxomark.com, so stay tuned ! :)
Added by msatlas | January 09, 2013
High ISO way better than Sony A99
What's up with the RX1 doing so much better than the A99 on the high ISO score? I thought they're supposed to have similar sensors but the RX1 seems to perform significantly better. Is that all chalked up to the A99's pellicle mirror?
Added by Calistoga Tony | January 09, 2013
Another mistake?
First it's saying that Sony uses BSI type image sensors in their dSLRs, (they don't, those are Exmor "R") and now the RX100 has an APS-C sensor? It doesn't. The RX100 uses a 1 inch sensor, like the Nikon 1 series.
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Added by randybenter | January 09, 2013
Re: Another mistake?
This is the RX1; it as an APS-C sensor.
The RX100 has a 1" sensor.
Added by darrask | January 09, 2013
Re: Another mistake?
sorry lad, the RX1 is full-frame, not APS-C
Added by darrask | January 09, 2013
Re: Another mistake?
Sorry but... people are getting really confused here!!!
The RX1 has a full frame sensor, and the RX100 has a 1'' (one inch) sensor!
Added by Hakeem | January 08, 2013
another fullframe camera review
Where is XTrans sensor camera? why not testing them? all the major review sites has pubslished their reviews ages ago.
and you call yourself "Camera Sensor" Only Analysts/ Experts?
The first camera you should review is xpro1 last year!
Don't know what's wrong with you guys!!
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Added by FredB | January 10, 2013
Re: another fullframe camera review

This a comment for this page on the website
Where is XTrans sensor camera? why not testing them? all the major review sites has pubslished their reviews ages ago.
and you call yourself "Camera Sensor" Only Analysts/ Experts?
The first camera you should review is xpro1 last year!
Don't know what's wrong with you guys!!
The DxO mark team has answered to this question of their facebook page. Here it is :
The Fuji X-Pro 1 and X-E1 sensor does not use a Bayer matrix, but rather a very different matrix whose pixels are arranged in rows of three colors — a technology called "X-Trans", inspired by the naturally irregular distribution of silver halide crystals on film. As for the Fuji X10, XF1 and X-S1, they use a CMOS EXR sensor with yet another different arrangement.
The demosaicing algorithms of DxOMark lab that allow it to analyse digital camera RAW photo files were designed to process the output of sensors using the Bayer matrix.
Testing these five Fuji cameras would necessitate completely rewriting our demosaicing algorithms to enable them to process the data received from this different matrix. Although DxO Labs tries to respond to photographers' requests to provide test for specific camera models, there are no plans for testing these five Fuji cameras in the short term.
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Re: another fullframe camera review
Time to start rewriting now. X Pro-1 and its successors are not going away.


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The armory is expansive, with three levels, including a basement featuring giant safes once used to house arms and the room shown here, which was once a pistol range.
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The gymnasium in the former National Guard Armory will become the new sanctuary of the Mars Hill campus in Everett.
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Ryan Williams, lead pastor at the new Mars Hill Everett campus, stands in the former National Guard Armory in downtown Everett that Mars Hill plans to refurbish and make into their permanent Everett home. The church is now meeting at Everett Community College while raising additional funds for the remodel of the building.
The armory is expansive, with three levels, including a basement featuring giant safes once used to house arms.
Former offices will be remodeled into the children's ministry section of the church.
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Ryan Williams, lead pastor at the new Mars Hill Everett campus, stands in the former National Guard Armory in downtown Everett that Mars Hill plans to refurbish and make into its permanent Everett home. The church is currently meeting at Everett Community College while raising additional funds for the remodel of the building.
The Mars Hill Church, with more than 13,000 members in four states and growing, has bought the building and hopes to start its interior makeover by the end of March.
If all goes as planned, the building could be packed with up to 800 people three times each Sunday as soon as next fall, said Ryan Williams, lead pastor for Mars Hill's Everett congregation.
The white, 46,000-square foot building at the corner of Oakes Avenue and California Street, built in 1921, was used for 90 years to train part-time soldiers and to store munitions.
The Washington National Guard housed 20 employees there as recently as 2011. In September of that year, the Guard moved to the Armed Forces Reserve Center in Smokey Point.
The church bought the former building from the state for $1.275 million -- its fair market value as listed in October.
The church estimates it will take about $725,000 to move in and $2.4 million to remodel the entire building, Williams said. The church has raised $126,000 so far, he said.
Mars Hill currently holds services at Everett Community College's Fitness Center, drawing 650 to 700 to each Sunday service, Williams said. Two are held per day, at 9 and 11:15 a.m. An evening service will probably be added at the armory building, he said.
For parking, Mars Hill plans to lease the garage at the corner of California Street and Wetmore Avenue from Trinity Lutheran College, Williams said.
The non-denominational church began in Ballard and has congregations there and in many locations in King County, including in Bellevue and downtown Seattle, plus Everett, Williams said.
Outside Western Washington, there are Mars Hill churches in Portland, Ore., Orange County, Calif., and Albuquerque, N.M. Outreach magazine, a Christian publication, has listed Mars Hill among the 100 fastest-growing churches in the country.
The Everett services draw people from all around the county, Williams said, including Monroe, Arlington and Lynnwood, as well as many from Everett area.
The church sees the huge former armory building as an opportunity to establish a headquarters in northern Western Washington.
"We want to bless Everett and be a blessing to our entire region," Williams said.
The building is so large that it will take years to grow into it, he said.
"This building could house a congregation of 10,000 people," Williams said.
The former armory is both cavernous and labyrinthine. Its expansive gymnasium on the main floor boasts latticed beam work on the ceiling and original brick walls, painted white.
The gym will be transformed into an 800-seat auditorium.
"We want to leave the exposed beams, we want to leave it as raw as possible," Williams said.
Smaller rooms on the main floor will be transformed into an interactive children's area with space for 120 kids. A large banquet-type room on the building's corner facing the intersection will be used for community events and as a utility room.
A mezzanine floor includes a couple of rooms looking out over the gym. This will likely be used for audio-visual equipment and a "green" room for band members, Williams said.
The top floor has several rooms that can be used for offices.
Plans for the many rooms in the basement are uncertain, Williams said. Some of the rooms might be opened up to community groups for storage or other uses, he said.
The basement contains several walk-in vaults, complete with thick metal doors, that were used to store munitions. Those doors will probably be sold, he said.
Williams, 27, is a native of Adelaide, Australia. He became lead pastor for the Everett congregation in November.
He and his wife, Natasha -- a Snohomish native and Cascade High School grad -- have moved to Everett and intend to settle here and have children, he said.
"I like the relaxed, sort of working-class feel," Williams said. "It's the best of everything, you've got the water, you've got the mountains just across (U.S.) 2 and its an old town with a lot of history. It's just a good place to be."
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