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NBA Rumors: The Houston Rockets Should Pursue Josh Smith
Josh Smith who is one of the league's most interesting talents is in a final year of his contract and has been rumored to be in trades for the last two seasons. If the Atlanta Hawks were smart they would move him before he walks away in the summer and get nothing in return for him.
The Hawks have already moved on from Joe Johnson, who was holding them back financially, and doing so with Smith would give them a lot of flexibility going forward. The one team that can offer up a lot of assets and even a draft pick or two is the Houston Rockets.
The Rockets went all-in this past off-season and made James Harden the face of the franchise. Harden is a very good player, but someone like Josh smith would complement his game more and make the Rockets a very dangerous team in the western conference.
The Hawks, on the other hand, would gain more flexibility in taking back some of the smaller contracts that the Rockets have to offer, and will be able to be more active in trades. One thing we have learned from in the past is don't trust NBA players or their agents because they are going to do what is best for them and not the team. If the Hawks can capitalize on this situation they could be in good shape going forward.
A core of Harden, Smith and Omar Asik isn't that bad and it's still young enough to get better. The Rockets would also become better defensively and on offense they become even more explosive.
As we have seen in the past, the Rockets and their general manager Daryl Morey are not afraid to pull the trigger on any deal. If the Rockets were able to obtain Smith, they would have a bright future and may only be a piece away from becoming contenders.
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Look under the van, under the driver seat. On the frame rail you should see a silver cylindrical filter 4" long x 2" in Diameter. YOu should replace it if you haven't in a while, but I suspect your fuel pump is faulty.
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St. Jacobs farmers market gutted in overnight fire
Waterloo fire crews were called out overnight to battle a major blaze at popular St. Jacobs market just outside the city.
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WATERLOO, ONT.—Like a funeral procession, thousands of cars filed slowly through St. Jacobs Monday afternoon, and hundreds of shocked locals came out to pay their respects.
They came not to mourn an individual, but rather to see for themselves what remained of what was once the beating heart of this small town — its market.
Like charred and twisted vertebrae, a few blackened supports silhouetted against a brooding sky were all that remained of the popular tourist attraction.
"I was stunned when I saw the market," said Melanie Volf, who has lived in St. Jacobs for 30 years.
"There was hardly anything left at all," she said, surveying the damage. "The building just went up just like a big matchstick."
Waterloo firefighters were called to the scene around 2 a.m. According to Deputy Chief Dale Martin, no livestock were in the building at the time of the fire.
"We're very lucky that the wind was going the opposite way toward the livestock building," he said. "We haven't gone into the interior to look at anything — it's still pretty hot in there so we want to make sure it's safe beforehand."
There was no word of any injuries and Martin believed the estimated cost of the damage will be around $2 million.
"The fire's put lots of people's livelihoods at risk now," said Tony White, a local resident. "And not just the farmers, but those who sold clothes, antiques, candles and stained glass in the market."
There are approximately 60 vendors who operated in the 24,000-square-foot building.
One vendor, Hilltop Acres Poultry, released a statement Monday.
"We are thankful no one was hurt in the fire," the statement said. "The building and the market has been a part of our community that cannot be replaced. We will wait to see when the market will open again."
But for residents of this small town, about 10 kilometres from Waterloo, the loss of the market is more than just financial.
"My wife and I have lots of memories of the market — it's been here as long as we have," said White, who's lived in St. Jacobs for 27 years.
"I'd go there every Thursday morning after doing a night shift (at Home Hardware), grab a coffee and get fresh vegetables," he said. "We also used to bring our kids down here years ago too, and treat them to the amazing apple fritters."
Cathy McConnell, now a mother of two, remembers going there herself as a kid.
"I'd go there with my mom and aunt when I was about 7," she said. "I'd help my aunt make bracelets that she'd sell there."
McConnell said regular trips to the market had become something of a family tradition. She said she'd brought her boys there for a visit just last week.
Lonnie Schubert, a supervisor from the Office of the Fire Marshal, told reporters at the scene late Monday afternoon his staff have yet to determine where or how the fire began.
"But fences are going up right now to allow businesses to get back in as soon as possible," he said. "Hopefully for Thursday's market day."
And McConnell expects the fire will have a limited impact on the local Mennonite farmers.
"The Mennonite community will pull together; they'll pick it back up," she said. "They're very close-knit, and they won't allow the market to disappear."
With files from The Waterloo Region Record and The Canadian Press
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