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The Ferraris again appeared troubled as Felipe Massa was down in 13th and Fernando Alonso 15th, the latter two seconds behind Hamilton.
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A short story by William Rein
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A bead of sweat built itself on Thomas's eyebrow. The beanie he wore was too hot for this weather—but necessary. After all, it helped to conceal his identity. He brushed away the bead impatiently. Cunning, dexterous, his fingers found the trigger. His fingers sprouted from lean and masterful hands. His fingers, his hands, his arms, his body was tough and well toned. It had to be; this job required running (and fighting, if mandatory).
Okay, let's go, he thought anxiously. Thomas—calculating, apprehensive, nervous—stared through the viewfinder
(through the looking glass)
The crosshairs that had marked a dozen dead men landed on Jim Dent. The guy was giving his speech—not nervous, not apprehensive, but indeed calculating. Apparently, judging by the awed looks on the crowd's faces, Dent was doing an excellent job.
Not for long.
Thomas gave an involuntary little grimace, which he could not help. It came with the job.
Frick. Another sweat bead had necklaced itself on his brow, leading into his eyelid and blurring his vision. He couldn't shoot like that; it was so… retro. Was that the word the kids used these days? Thomas wasn't sure; he didn't have time for socializing and playing with kids. He only had time for missions.
Tom again brushed the unpleasant liquid away.
Hurry up, before Dent finishes. Or the boss might be unhappy. Heck, was the boss ever not unhappy? In addition, what about his boss? And higher still? Who ran this business, anyway?
Now stop lingering. Finish him. And for God's sake don't miss.
Miss and the boss would be unhappy.
Always unhappy.
Thomas wiped his forehead.
Simultaneously, the buzzer rang. For a crazy moment he dreamt he was in a cozy house, and the buzzer had rung, so he should get to the microwave, and pull out the dinner, so he and his wife and kids can eat, eat together, not alone—
STOP. You're on a roof, dope; a roof. Overlooking a, for the moment, peaceful park. Now your buzzer rang. Meaning you should have killed Dent by now. Meaning you need to get a hold of yourself. Meaning you need to get a hold of your sniper rifle too, while you're at it.
Oh geez—I'm unhappy. Thinking of his boss, Thom wondered if he was the only one. Suddenly, he heard a voice. However, of course, it was fake. It was his mind, his goddamn ambitious mind thinking it up, it had to be, because…
Because the word was "Dad." Issued by a little girl his sperm had never produced, must be his daughter, and she would have pigtails, and he would name her Isabella, and on her birth date he would cradle his wife in his hands after labor and tell her, "Parents, we're parents, oh god, my god, wow!" and it would be a good day.
The daydream made him uncomfortable. Claustrophobic, even. Suffocating, even. Below the roof, it was still warm. Nevertheless, up here it was suddenly cold. And claustrophobic.
The cold pressed in on him like a tangible force. It restricted his breathing. The fingers holding the trigger went limp. He didn't know limp, triggers, or fingers. Or breathing. He wasn't breathing. That was why it was hard to.
He only knew one thing: he was going to miss somehow. Miss and make his boss unhappy. God forbid he make his boss even more unhappy than he was already.
Thomas regained breathing. It was warm again. But the claustrophobia, the suffocating, persisted. He stared into the viewfinder again. It had moved a little, and the crosshairs were rested on the stomach of a happy performing mime. Thomas was terrified he might shoot Mr. Mime, terrified of shooting an innocent, but wasn't that what he was doing—killing innocents? He didn't know anything about Jim Dent. Only that the big leaguers in this corporation wanted a hit on him, and that meant tough luck. Maybe Dent even had children. And here Thom was, ready to cut his thread on life early.
God, I need a drink, he thought.
The buzzer stopped ringing. His sweat was gone. So now, why wasn't he pulling the trigger and sending a fearsome bullet into Dent's head to silence his speech for the last time?
Well, I think it's because you don't want to do it. You don't want to kill Dent. Look at him, he's a char!? You are tired of taking orders, aren't you?
Thomas thought of what to do. This was too much for an assassin with no last name to think about. To be or not to be, that is the question.
So he should miss. Make the crowd scatter, and then tell his boss it was all an accident?
No. That wasn't making a stand. Making a stand was throwing this sniper off the roof and running for the hills.
Oh, look at you, Thomas. You're excited. You're excited because this is permanate; because this is change.
But look at what will happen. The bigwigs will track you down and undoubtably kill you, and there will be no difference.
"No," Thomas thought aloud, "there will be a difference. I'll finally be the one running my life."
On that thought he sat up, kicked out the rifle's tripod, and threw it over the outlook. He turned and half-ran-half-skipped to the staircase down. He decided he would take his boss out for a drink tonight, tell him exactly what he did, and then, before leaving, shake his hand one last time.
His antagonistic brain thought, "This company doesn't accept traitors. He'll tell the big-leaguers or kill you himself!"
But, thinking of how his boss was just as unhappy as he was, Thomas said: "No, I don't think he will."
When he reached the final step of the staircase a small crowd had gathered around the gun. A boy was trying to reach for it and his mother was restraining him. A restaurant owner from across the street said, "Whoa! Don't touch it folks, it might discharge." However the man thought himself worthy enough to touch it. He held it out to Thomas and said, "What a beaut'. Looks like something outside of a Jason Bourne flick."
Thomas, on the other hand, said he thought more outside of a horror movie. A gun the hero uses to kill an evil man; or, perhaps, to kill a monster.
On the way to a cheap motel—Tom had no real home—he passed a beggar and gave her all his old-life belongings: the buzzer, his coat, a walkie-talkier, and a packet of earplugs.
Afterwards, lying on his Room 119 twin bed, he considered.
In a week he might have a girlfriend. In a year that girlfriend might have advanced to a wife pregnant with a girl he would name Isabella. He also wondered if by Friday he might be in a shallow grave. To his mute surprise, Thomas found he didn't really care.
It was worth it just to be, for this day and maybe next year, alive.


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The Catchers
With twenty-three year old Joe Mauer and Mike Redmond, who recently signed for another two years, the Twins immediate needs for a catcher is limited to a backup to fill in for a few weeks should Mauer or Redmond need to spend any time on the disabled list. There aren't any young catchers in the system that are at a point where their play is demanding a promotion to the majors, therefore, should either catcher be injured for an extended period in 2007 or 2008 the Twins would have to go outside the organization for a replacement. Following is a review of all the catchers in the system by team:
The Rochester Red Wings (AAA) had two catchers who both have seen some time in the major leagues over the past several years. **Chris Heintz, 31+, (#37/#34) shared the position, however, also played some third base and DH. Heintz had another good season for the Red Wings with a .286Ave, 22 doubles, 3 home runs and 39 rbi in 374 at bats. Shawn Wooten, 33+, (#46/-), who signed with the Twins this past winter, shared the position with Heintz. Wooten is an excellent defensive player who was solid at the plate, hitting .253Ave, 20 doubles, 6 home runs and 41 rbi in 352 at bats. Heintz is a serviceable option to fill in for the Twins should they need to bring someone up for a few weeks or as a third catcher. Wooten reportedly was not happy when he was not added to the Twins expanded roster on September 1st. He was injured shortly before the playoffs and left Rochester rather than remain with the Red Wings during the playoffs. Local reporters have reported that his actions indicate that he will most likely not be with the organization in 2007 even though his permanent residence is Victoria, Minnesota.
New Britain's (AA) starting catcher was Jose Morales, 23, (#64/#54), who didn't hit as well as prior seasons (he hit .287Ave in Ft. Myers in 2004) as he was recovering from a back injury that caused him to miss much of 2005. Morales hit .211Ave, 14 doubles, 3 home runs and 26 rbi in 251 at bats prior to being promoted to Rochester for the playoffs to replace Heintz who was added to the Twins roster on September 1st. Although he didn't get a lot of hits in the first round of the playoffs, he was excellent defensively and made solid contact driving in several runs on SAC flies. Steve Lomasney, 28, (#88/-) is a veteran minor league player who had previously been in the Red Sox organization. Lomasney, who had a .199Ave, 5 doubles, 2 home runs and 13 rbi in 141 at bats, had the distinction of being the lowest ranked position player in the system based on his performance and was released late in the season. Considering that Morales is playing well for the Red Wings during the playoffs, he will likely move up to Rochester in 2007 unless the Twins sign another veteran minor league catcher for additional insurance at the big league level.
Ft. Myers (Hi-A) had three catchers on their roster during much of the season. Former Notre Dame star Javi Sanchez, 24, (-/#41) was on the roster although he was injured and did not play during the entire season. Kyle Geiger, 23+, (#58/#80) is one of the top catchers in the system as evidenced by his being selected as a starter in the Florida State All-Star game. Geiger hit .248Ave, 10 doubles, 1 home run and 21 rbi in 226 at bats for the Miracle. He was promoted to New Britain late in the season to replace Lomasney, where he hit .137Ave, 1 double, 2 home runs and 5 rbi in 102 at bats. He also joined the Red Wings as their backup for the playoffs. Korey Feiner, 24, (#68/#75) was Geiger's back up, appearing in 81 games hitting .219Ave, 7 doubles, 1 home run and 21 rbi in 237 at bats. Feiner is a disciplined hitter who had a good on base percentage from his 41 walks compared with only 49 strikeouts.
The Beloit Snappers (A) had three catchers during much of the season, including Jose Leger, 23+, (#74/#64), who also played some third base. Leger was a solid reserve for the Snappers, hitting .248Ave, 5 doubles, 0 home runs and 16 rbi in 121 at bats. Leger also spent part of the season with the Ft. Myers Miracle where he hit .239Ave, 2 doubles, 0 home runs and 3 rbi in 46 at bats. Leger will continue his development as a catcher in this fall's Instructional League. Beloit's top catcher during much of the season was also the system's highest ranked catcher, Caleb Moore, 22+, (#30/#49). Moore was one of the Snappers' top hitters with a .286Ave, 12 doubles, 2 home runs, 27 rbi and only 33 strikeouts in 245 at bats. When the system began its catcher shuffle late in the season, Moore was promoted to Ft. Myers where he became the starter hitting .220Ave, 5 doubles, 1 home run, 7 rbi and 20 strikeouts in 82 at bats. Allan de San Miguel, 18, (#63/#62) is amongst the youngest catchers in the system and was also one of the youngest players in the league. Known as one of the better defensive catchers in the system, de San Miguel struggled with many Midwest League pitchers who often were three to five years older. For the season, de San Miguel hit .208Ave, 10 doubles, 0 home runs and 21 rbi in 202 at bats. Assuming that he continues to develop as a hitter, de San Miguel has an excellent opportunity to be with the Twins by his 22nd or 23rd birthday.
Elizabethton (Rookie) had two solid catchers for much of the season and another who was converted to a catcher this season, Dan Berg, 21, (#32/#86). Although he played some of the season at third base, Berg's bat earned him a spot as the second highest ranked catcher in the system by hitting .253Ave, 13 doubles, 6 home runs and 27 rbi in 174 at bats at Elizabethton and .192Ave, 1 double, 0 home runs and 4 rbi in 26 at bats earlier in the season at Beloit. Greg Yersich, 19, (#38/#77) was a 2005 seventh round pick out of high school who took a big step forward in 2006, hitting .244 with 12 doubles, 6 home runs and 21 rbi in 197 at bats. This year's sixth round pick from the University of Nebraska, Jeff Christy, 22, (#55/-) had a reputation as an excellent defensive catcher, however, hit very well (.259Ave, 4 doubles, 1 home run and 11 rbi with 14 walks and only 13 strikeouts in 81 at bats) earning a late season promotion to Ft. Myers where he hit .063Ave, 0 doubles, 0 home runs and 1 rbi in 16 at bats prior to being promoted to New Britain for a few games where he failed to get a hit in 6 at bats. Berg, Yersich and Christy will all participate in this fall's Instructional League.
The Gulf Coast League Twins (Rookie) had four catchers on their roster with several playing first base as they didn't have a first baseman on the squad. Wilson Ramos, 18+, (#57/-) appears to be one of the better hitting catchers in the entire system after his first year in the GCL where he hit .286Ave, 12 doubles, 3 home runs and 26 rbi with 12 walks and only 14 strike outs in 154 at bats. Ramos will be the fifth catcher playing in this fall's Instructional League. Rodolpho Palacios, 20+, (#62/#89) was also solid hitting .279Ave, 5 doubles, 0 home runs and 16 rbi in 111 at bats. Mighuel Barrientos, 20, (#87/#83) spent much of his second season in the system on the disabled list, hitting .143Ave, 0 doubles, 0 home runs and 2 rbi in 28 at bats. This season's twentieth round pick Gil Buenrostro, 20, (#82/-) played sparingly, hitting .281Ave, 3 doubles, 0 home runs and 0 rbi in 32 at bats.
The Twins system is recognized as having one of the strongest groups of pitching prospects of any major league team. By comparison, their catchers are likely the weakest position in the system, with the highest ranked catcher ranked #30 and the average catcher ranked #57 out of 88 position players playing in the system in 2006.
Fortunately, barring injury the Twins will not need any of these players to step up and contribute at the major league level until 2009 at the earliest. There aren't however, any players in the system who are playing at a level that clearly indicates that they are future major league players who should be on a fast track to Minnesota. Players that appear to have a chance of filling a backup role by 2009 would include Jose Morales or possibly Kyle Geiger. Perhaps the most promising prospect is Caleb Moore who is an excellent hitting prospect, although he will likely not be ready for a role at the major league level until 2010 at the earliest. Allan de San Miguel, Greg Yersich and Wilson Ramos are only 18 or 19 years old and had good seasons at Beloit, Elizabethton and the GCL League, respectively. They are exciting young prospects who could develop into fine players, however many stars in rookie ball never make it to AA…much less the major leagues.
The Twins are fortunate that they have one of the best catchers in the game who is only 23. Assuming Joe Mauer stays free from injury and they sign him to a long-term contract, their catching needs for several years will be limited to finding a veteran backup. It would be good however, to have one young star at either AA or AAA. A player who is pushing for a job with the Twins. Maybe Moore, de San Miguel, Yersich, Ramos or another catcher in the system will develop into that top prospect?


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Property Details for 11553 Erin Street NE, Hanover, MN 55341
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 1 Full | 1 Three-Qtr
Lot Size: 0.34 Acres
Lot Dimensions: 100 x 150
Year Built: 2016
Garage Dimensions: 3 car
Garage: Attached Garage, Driveway - Asphalt, Garage Door Opener
Style: (SF) Split Entry (Bi-Level)
Neighborhood: Schendels Field
Water: City Water/Connected
Sewer: City Sewer/Connected
Square Feet: 1365
Above Ground Sq Ft: 1365
Room Information for 11553 Erin Street NE, Hanover, MN 55341
Main Floor
Living Room: 14 x 13.5
Dining Room: 12 x 11.5
Kitchen: 12 x 11.5
Bedroom 1: 14 x 12
Bedroom 2: 11 x 10
Bedroom 3: 11 x 11
Foyer: 09 x 08
Master Bath: 10 x 07
Walk-In Closet: 10 x 05.5
Dining Room Description: Informal Dining Room
School Information for 11553 Erin Street NE, Hanover, MN 55341
School District: Buffalo-Hanover-Montrose
School District Phone: 763-682-8707
Interior Features for 11553 Erin Street NE, Hanover, MN 55341
Appliances: Microwave, Exhaust Fan/Hood, Dishwasher
Air Cond: Central
Heating: Forced Air
Fireplaces: No
Basement: Walkout, Full, Drain Tiled, Day/Lookout Windows, Concrete Block
Exterior Features for 11553 Erin Street NE, Hanover, MN 55341
Lot Description: Sod Included in Price
Lot Dimensions: 100 x 150
Roof: Asphalt Shingles, Pitched, Age 8 Years or Less
Zoning: Residential-Single
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Tax Amount: $590
Taxes w/Assessments: $590
Tax/Property ID: 108041006010
Tax Year: 2016
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I quietly stumbled out of my bedroom, careful to make sure Reese stayed captive. Bree was still fast asleep on the couch, snoring lightly. I chuckled before beginning to make some breakfast.
After about a half hour I heard Bree mumble from the sofa, "I smell waffles."
"That would be correct." I heard the ruffling of sheets and then Bree was walking into the kitchen, eyes still blinking the sleep from them. Her hair was mussed up from sleeping, which I found to be quiet adorable, "Good morning Bree."
"Hey," She looked at me and smiled, "I haven't had waffles in forever. Creeves feels I should keep my weight low. He doesn't have to worry as much, being the meth addict he is." She shook her head. The bruise on her left cheek was still extremely noticeable, only now turning to a sickly black and green. Every time I looked at her and saw that bruise my jaw clamped in anger, "So I'm guessing you want one?"
"Of course." She took a seat at the kitchen table while I got two plates of waffles, setting at the table in front of Bree then another chair: my chair.
It was quiet at first, except for forks scrapping on the plates and the dull sound of chewing. I had a question searing in my mind but I felt I shouldn't ask at all. Then...it just kind of spurted out of me, "How'd he give you that bruise?"
I immediatly regretted asking when she gave me a terrible expression. But she sighed and said, "A music box I just got in the mail this weekend from Kelly. Creeves picked it up and chucked it at me."
"Ouch," I felt anger heating inside me from knowing someone would dare hurt her. She shrugged, "It didn't break the box though. But I'm sure by now he's smashed it with a hammer," She looked sadly at her waffles, "And it played such a sweet tune too." I found it strange how she didn't mind the bruise, but the fact of the box being broken. The atmosphere was uncomfortable, so I decided to try and end it, "So what do you want to do Bree?"
She shrugged, only to laugh, "Do you still have your ps3?"
"Yes I do actually. Grand Theft Auto 4?" I grinned.
"Naturally. I'm kind of in the need to snipe people's heads off." We both laughed, and memories from awhile ago came crashing back. The both of us sitting in my basement in the winter. I taught her how to play GTA4, but that might not have been the best idea. But it made her distracted so I got the chance to stare. We even sat pretty close, my knee settling on hers. She never moved; was that a sign?
I snapped out of my flashback to see the same scene: Bree sitting beside me shooting and stealing cars, "Just like old times right?" I asked, trying to be louder than the gunshots from the game. She gave me a look, "You have no idea."
I cocked my head to the side in confusion, but didn't question further.
Bree soon got all her rage out and we decided to simply watch t.v. Her nose crinkled in disgust, "Soap operas? No no no change the channel." I looked at the remote in my hands then back at her, "No."
"No? Why no?"
"Because," I sniffed. Bree glared at me and leaned over to get it, but I moved my hand away, "Try and get it," I teased.
"Pat, what the heck?" She lunged over to reach for the remote, but I held it further away.. As she tried to grab the remote, I was thinking about her body leaned on mine. "C'mon Pat," She whined. I decided to joke, "This seems more than friends Bree. Creeves is going to get me."
She shook her head, "I just want the damn remote," She said this with the grin she always gives when she's lying. I grinned back, "I don't believe that for one minute."
"Well you should." But then her hand was around mine, prying it from the remote. She shot up from the sofa laughing, "Hah! I got the remote." She danced around with glee for a bit, until I got off the couch as well, "Give me the remote Bree," I held my hand open, expecting her to place it in my open palm.
"Oh please," She gauffed, only to shove the remote in the back pocket of my pants she wore, "Then come and get it." Jeez does she want me to touch her butt? "Are you trying to get my hand on your butt?"
She covered her mouth with shock, "Why would I ever want that?" She stuck her tongue out and sat in the recliner not too far away. I stood in front of Bree and grabbed her wrists, trying to pull her off the chair, but she didn't move, "C'mon Pat. I don't weight that much." I groaned and released her small wrists, walking away from her, "Did you give up Mr. Pat?" She teased.
I remained silent, my plan already being concocted. I snuck back over. "Pat?" She was wondering now where I went, with a hint of hysteria in her voice.
I pounced, managing to gasp, "Gotcha!" reaching over the seat to grab her shoulders. Bree screamed and jumped like she always did when young and got scared. Only now she started sobbing. At first I thought she was joking, "Bree? Hey, I'm sorry." I crouched down so I was looking at her face, "Hey hey hey," I took hold of her hands and moved them so I could see her face, her eyes, "Bree, I'm sorry. I had no idea you'd react like that."
"No no, I'm overreacting," She gave a slight smile through the tears, "It's just with Creeves and what's happened and all-"
"I still shouldn't have done it," I looked away from the blue of her eyes, "I should've known better." I stared now at her hands in mine; she didn't move hers from mine yet, so I took the time to appreciate the warmth and softness of them. I peered at her face to see she had stopped crying, but the tears still glistened on her cheeks. The bruise was concealed by her side bang of hair. I pushed the bang out of the way and leaned in for a closer look, "Are you sure there are no bones broken?" I noticed how close our faces were then, but I was focused on something more important. Bree seemed to try and look away from my stare, the unbruised cheek turning red, "I don't think anything's wrong with it," She murmured.
"Oh, I care to differ Bree." I placed my palm gently on her cheek, noticing she didn't flinch. She did stop breathing though. It took me a moment to realize I wasn't breathing either. I took a deep breath through my nose...then wish I hadn't when I basically breathed in Bree's lemon scent, "Bree," I breathed, "I'm sorry."
"For what?" She gave me a confused expression again, still not breathing. Then I answered her by closing the space between our lips.


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The question was about the relative lack of pounding his body has sustained throughout his 16-year NBA career and whether he thought perhaps that contributed to his longevity.
"I definitely take a lot of pounding," the Bulls forward said. "I really sacrifice my body out there doing a lot of the banging, the fighting for position, taking charges, so there's pounding."
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"I've never been a high jumper, it's never been a big part of my game," he said. "It's something I wish I would've had, but all told, I haven't needed it to contribute. And as far as my playing longer because of it, I can agree with that."
When Thomas went to Phoenix 10 years ago, fans questioned what the run-and-gun, high-flyin' Suns were doing with a guy who could neither run fast nor jump high, preferring to get dirty on defense and shoot the 15-foot jumper.
That was four teams and four (at least part-time) starting assignments ago, and as Joakim Noah's replacement, Thomas has given Tom Thibodeau and the Bulls the luxury of figuring how to best use him once Noah returns in about a week and a half.
If Thomas was brought to the Bulls to reunite with Thibodeau, an assistant coach in New York when Thomas played for the Knicks (from 1998 to 2005), and simply provide the first-year Bulls coach with an insurance policy down low, Thomas has given him more than that.
In 23 games filling in for Noah after a November spent primarily on the bench, Thomas has averaged 5.8 points, 7.2 rebounds in 28.8 minutes. His 22-point, nine-rebound game in Milwaukee and 18-rebound game in Indiana showed that at 38, he is still capable of playing at a high level.
Despite his connection to Thibodeau, Thomas confided to friends before moving to the starting lineup that he wasn't sure the Bulls coach still thought he could play.
"Coaches have their own style, their own philosophy," Thomas said. "We hadn't been together in years, and you can have one idea how a person plays in practice, but until you actually see it in a game [you don't know]."
In his first start against Philadelphia on Dec. 21 with both Noah and Taj Gibson sidelined with injuries, Thomas had 12 points on 6-of-10 shooting, 8 rebounds and 5 blocks.
"I hope [he was pleasantly surprised]," Thomas said of Thibodeau, who has consistently praised him for his dependability. "Definitely at first he had some doubts, but I think I had some success on the floor, and I think I've eliminated those doubts."
Thomas might not be the enforcer he once was, coming to blows throughout the years with Jalen Rose and P.J. Brown and nearly fighting teammate Stephon Marbury in the Knicks' locker room, which led to his eventual trade to Phoenix. But he still knows how to impose his will.
"I've just been a physical player my whole career, a guy who has done the dirty work," he said. "I've never had a problem with being physical."
Whether Thomas' presence on the floor makes an opponent have to think twice this season before doling out a hard foul to Derrick Rose, it's hard to say. But his teammates appreciate the unsung contributions Thomas makes, even when they're teasing him.
"Kurt is somebody I grew up watching a lot of when he used to play for the Knicks, somebody I have great respect for," Noah said. "He's probably one of the best post defenders, even to this day. I think that his post defense is very underrated. It's definitely one of the reasons why he's still around. It's definitely not his physique."
"His experience in the NBA has helped him a lot with us," said Carlos Boozer, "because he may not move fast, but the movements that he has [are] effective. He does a great job of picking up charges for us. He plays great position defense. He's always in the right spot and then at the same time, on offense, he makes the simple play. If the jump shot is there he hits it, [if] somebody else is open he passes it when he gets it. He's the ultimate professional and a great player."
Thomas said that is all he has ever aspired to be. Ankle problems in high school, college (where he was the NCAA Division I leader in scoring and rebounding out of Texas Christian) and early in his pro career shaped his style as a player. He fractured both ankles four times in a two-year span in Dallas and, at age 25, served briefly as an assistant coach.
"I was never known as a dunker, that was never a big part of my game," Thomas said. "I was just fundamentally sound."
But if someone had told him he would be playing and starting 17 years into an NBA career? "I would have thought they were crazy," he said. "Coming into the league, I thought if I played 10 years, I'd have a great career. Then after 10, my goal was 15 years. Then I surpassed that, and I just felt as long as my body was feeling good and my mind was still strong and I can go out and contribute and help a team, I'd continue to play."
"When I made it to the NBA and started making a nice sum of money, I needed to be educated on financial literacy," he said. "I realized that if I was given more knowledge in high school, it would have definitely benefited me in the future. I love talking about finances. It's a passion of mine, and I try to pass along whatever knowledge I have to young guys to help them make smarter decisions about investments. You should know where every dollar goes, going in and going out."
His careful planning extends to the possibility of finishing his career back in Dallas someday.
"I've definitely thought about it," he said. "You just never know. Dallas is my home; I'm never going to leave. I will always have a soft spot for Dallas."
In the meantime, after playing for eight different teams in 16 years, there are no regrets.
"I just look at it as a great journey, and I've enjoyed every year of it, I really have," he said. "It actually went by really quick."
Melissa Isaacson is a columnist for ESPNChicago.com.


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I have a lot of stuffed animals and would love to bless children that are in need with them and pray for them. I live in Chicagoland. Anyone know of a place? Thanks.
Donate: Battered women/children shelters, homeless family shelters, free medical clinics, etc.
Check your local police station. They keep them on hand to calm traumatized kids on site. Blessings to you for sharing.
Would like to donate like new stuffed animals to a charity to help homeless animals
I have loads of gently used stuffed animals. I would like to donate them, any thoughts as to a local place to turn? I live in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Try family & homeless shelters, women's trauma shelters, police & fire stations-good for kids in a traumatic situation, hospitals, etc.
I have tons of stuffed animals, but was wishing I could hand deliver them to children who are sick, or have been in traumatic situations. It would bring me such joy to see the smiles on the children's faces when I hand them a wonderful stuffed animal. I have collected these stuffed animals over the years. I also have a huge collection of Beanie Babies and Beanie Buddies. Where is it possible for me to do that, and when would be a good time? I live in Burlington, Washington. I would love it if I could take it to Seattle Children's Hospital, but it is too far away from us now. Does anyone know of a place in Mount Vernon, or Burlington, WA that I could take the stuffed animals and deliver them in person? Does Skagit Valley Hospital have place I could take them? Please let me know.
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A word of caution, some kids are allergic to stuffed animals. But I agree it would fun to brighten a scary situation. Also have you thought of giving to a domestic abuse center or to an orphanage or to a daycare or churches! God bless you for being so thoughtful!
My advice would be to call the Fire and Police Departments in your area and ask them. I know that some police officers carry stuffed animals in the trunks of their cars to give to traumatized children in bad situations. You could call Seattle Children's and ask if they know of any places up in the Burlington area where you could donate.
Women and children's shelters would welcome them. So many time women have to grab their kids and get to a safe place with only what they are wearing. A sweet stuffed animal would go a long way in calming a scared child.
Thank you for doing that... It will mean a lot to some very deserving kids and their families.
Hi - yours is a noble cause but sadly, most hospitals can only accept new toys.
However, all of the other suggestions are great and your gifts would still be going to a child in need.
You can call them or yes, donate to the police. Kids who have lost someone to an accident, violence or a trauma love and need them. That is where I sometimes give just after I have purchased them from a yard sale and/or thrift shop. I wash them and do the "sniff test" (this nose knows ciggies and kitties a mile away). Some Febreez and a day in the open air and they are ready to give a kid something to hold.
I hope this helps.
Where can I donate stuffed animals? I want to give them to kids who have lost some they love or have been placed in a new home. They are animals that my dad has won in claw games. My mom has passed and he has five girls; we are 40 and over. We just want to see them to go to a places were they can help someone smile, even if it's just for a minute or two. Thank you.
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If they are new looking and free of soil, cigarette smoke, etc. find a group who is packing shoe boxes for Operation Christmas Child. Most people pack their boxes in November.
If they need a wash put them in a zip up cloth pillow cover and throw them in the washer on gentle wash and toss in the dryer. It is important to put them in this bag to insure one doesn't open and ruin your machine or dryer. Then let them air for a few days to make sure they are dry clear through. You can cut the tags off.
Replace the ribbons if they are tattered. Must look new. I do this every year for donated small stuffed animals and take 3-4 hundred to the processing center and they go into the boxes for children all over the world to enjoy.
In my area the police use them to give to children at crime scenes/fires to hep calm them down.
Contact your state foster care bureau and deliver some to them.
Here is a google search with lots of ideas. I live in Henderson which is near Las Vegas NV. There is a charity called "Teddy Vegas" They take any stuffed animal donation and clean it if it is used then they give them to the police, firefighters, hospitals with terminally ill children so they can be handed out to kids in crisis. It's such a blessing to give to someone in need.
I have a lot of stuffed animals my grandchildren do not play with and would like to donate them to some needy children in my area. Anyone know where I can donate these?
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I'm trying to contact the Iraqi Engineer so I can donate my daughters soft toys. I tried his e-mail and it did not work. Can anyone help me?
My daughter is turning 12 in April and no longer has the desire of looking at stuffed animals anymore. They have been sitting on several shelves,on canopies hanging from her ceiling and she just want to donate them. I work for the Salvation Army, but they won't accept stuffed animals. I don't want to throw them out due to them never being used.If someone can tell me where to donate them in Philadelphia PA I would greatly appreciate it. I have all different sizes.
I am with SAFE. They collect stuffed animals for needy kids. There are chapters all over the US. Here is the link www.stuffedanimalsforemergencies.org
Hi, my name is Edmay Mayers and I was deployed with the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), GRS in Tallil, Iraq (near the town of Nasiriyah) for 22 months from Nov 05 to Sep 07. I started a program for the children of Iraq with the help of Ash Dornfest, Parenthacks.com. She and I were in contact and she called the program "Spread the Word." We recieved so many toys, school supplies, shoes and clothes for the children of Iraq that I was given a conex to store them in. The people were so generous and kind. I left GRS in Sep of 2007. Friends of mine, Mike Fellenz and a few others took over the program for me. It is still ongoing in the South (GRS) and Mike has taken it to Mosul. I have now returned to Iraq and am deployed for USACE, GRN in Kirkuk, Iraq. I certainly would love to have the program started here too. So, if anyone could possibly spare some "gently" used toys, clothes or whatever items, the children of Kirkuk would certainly appreciate it.
My address is: Edmay P. Mayers, USACE-GRN-KAO, FOB-Warrior-Kirkuk, APO, AE 09359.
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I have a bunch of stuffies I would like to donate.
By Dottie
Many larger organizations are prohibited from accepting "preowned" stuffed animals as it is considered a "health" hazard. You will have to find someone like Goodwill, Salvation Army and local small charities to accept these.
By PD
I live in Florida but we are able to donate NEW stuffed toys to our local hospitals. These are usually given to children when it seems appropriate - especially at Christmas.
I believe our Lion's club also does something like this so maybe you could check with one of these for advice.
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Our local police department takes bears. (11/06/2008)
By Diana
I heard a doctor speak on tv about giving stuffed animals. He said to first put them in a plastic bag, then put the bag in the freezer for a day or two. That should take care of any germs, mites, etc. (11/06/2008)
By ROBERT
I'm sure the Salvation Army, your local battered women's shelter, or homeless shelter would be more than grateful to have those stuffed animals. There's nothing more likely to bring a smile to the face of a distressed child. (11/06/2008)
By JustPlainJo
Since you live in Columbus, try Children's Hospital.
By jwrh626
Plenty of good advice, but you may also want to call around to animal shelters. Lots of them will take small stuffed animals as chew toys for pets awaiting new homes. (11/09/2008)
By tahlula
Operation Christmas Child is getting shoe boxes together right now. Police stations put them in their cars for children who are victims of crimes. (11/09/2008)
By sandy63
When children are accident victims, or somehow involved in an emergency situation with the police, it is so great for the policeman/woman to have a stuffed animal to give them. (11/09/2008)
By Toebeanie
Try police and fire departments for kids of crime or fires in homes, a stuffed animal is a good comfort for them. Also, animal shelters use stuffed animals for kittens and puppies that have lost their mom's early on, the soft squishy thing in the corner is as close to a warm mommy as they can get. Homeless shelters and battered shelters are good, sometimes children leave their homes at a moments notice, with nothing to be able to bring with them. You might also try freecycle, you can weed out the people who respond and give to a worthy cause.
Make sure they are clean and look new, nothing makes someone who is down on their luck feel worse, than a grungy used item. Not saying that they are, it's just a blanket statement. I've experienced having "less than" and it's not a good feeling to have to take "charity" let alone charity that is gross.
Good luck and bless you for thinking of others instead of just donating right away. (02/25/2007)
By michawnpita
The churches are a good place, some have fall festivals or vacation bible schools that require prizes. A local shelter would be another idea. (02/27/2007)
I wonder if the hospitals may take them? They will take toys here at the hospitals. There again they need to be clean I would think. Try calling a few of them. (02/27/2007)
In our area the ambulance service collects them to give to children who are scarred by some trauma or emergency close at hand. (02/27/2007)
By Beverly
I donate my girls stuffies they no longer want to a home for the Elderly. They use them as prizes for bingo etc. (02/27/2007)
By melfrmny
The Church of the Nazarene makes "Crises Care Kits" that are given to people in need. They include a small stuffed animal (think beany baby size) in each kit. You can call a local church and ask if they need them. Loretta (02/27/2007)
By LorettaB
I have given stuffed animals to policemen. They give them to children who are victims or kids of criminals, just call your police station. (02/27/2007)
By sandy63
That is great that you are wanting to donate them to charity. I have a suggestion but don't know if they have it in your area. You can look them up online. They are called Newborns in Need. A girlfriend in Wyoming is Vice President of her chapter and they get all they can find that are clean and kept up.
Good luck. (02/27/2007)
By Michele
My brother is on a fire department and he said they use stuffed animals all the time to give to kids. If no one will donate them they have to buy them and that takes away from their equipment budget. So call your local fire department! (02/27/2007)
By starxmn
I usually wash and dry them and put them in a nice big bag with a fabric softener sheet and donate them to the goodwill, definitely some children will get them, also we have a church operated thrift shop that are always in need of anything. (02/27/2007)
By dameemag
I know this has already been suggested but donate them to the Fire Dept./EMS. My girls were involved in a serious accident when they were younger and they were both given stuffed animals. My older daughter still has hers 5 years later and remembers being given it by the EMS in the hospital. (02/28/2007)
By Ann
I work with the mentally retarded. They are quite fond of stuffed animals. Consider calling your county board of mental retardation/developmental disabilities. They could probably also accept other items. (03/01/2007)
By crazypete
Project Night Night takes used stuffed animals BUT they have to be in VERY good condition - check out their website:
By Yetzer
There are a lot of good suggestions here http://www.ehow.com/how_2129559_.html
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In this WALB newsfilm clip from July 27, 1962, Albany police chief Laurie Pritchett speaks to reporters from his office regarding the arrest of participants in the Albany City Hall kneel-in led by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Reverend Ralph D. Abernathy, and Dr. William G. Anderson shortly after 3:00 that afternoon. Pritchett reports that about ten African Americans, including King, Abernathy, and Anderson, were arrested "for disorderly conduct by creating a general disturbance in the uptown area, congregating on the sidewalk, and failing to obey an officer's command." King and Abernathy of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC); as well as Anderson and Slater King, president and vice president of the Albany Movement respectively; led the kneel-in at city hall with the stated objective of speaking to city commissioners regarding the Albany Movement's concerns. Chief Pritchett informed the gathering that the commission would not be available for discussion before the scheduled meeting on August 7. In response, Abernathy led a prayer for the city, the civil rights movement, and the leaders of both organizations before the police arrested the group. A second kneel-in at city hall later that day, led by Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) member Charles Jones, resulted in more arrests.
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