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No doubt about it, birds liven up a backyard. But it takes more than a feeder to turn a ho-hum backyard into a haven. You have to know the basics of "birdscaping." Birdscaping is providing everything feathered friends need to survive in your backyard.
These plants will get you right on track with welcoming your winged friends.
Botanical name: Lonicera.
Hardiness: Zones 3 to 9.
Birds love: Hummingbirds prefer its funnel-shaped blossoms, while other birds feed on its bright-red berries.
Height: Vines, 8 to 30 feet; shrubs, 2 to 15 feet
Width: Shrubs, 3 to 15 feet.
Light needs: Full sun to partial shade.
Planting: Space plants 3 to 4 feet apart in holes the same depth as the root balls.
Botanical name: Picea pungens.
Hardiness: Zones 3 to 8.
Birds love: Its thick branches of prickly needles provide shelter, while cones produce seed for food.
Height: 30 to 60 feet.
Width: 10 to 20 feet.
Light needs: Full sun.
Planting: Plant bare-root seedlings in early spring, balled-and-burlapped trees soon after purchase and container-grown trees anytime during growing season.
Botanical name: Cornus florida.
Hardiness: Zones 5 to 8.
Birds love: Its crotches provide a place for birds to build their nests, while bright-red berries provide nourishment in fall.
Height: 20 to 30 feet.
Width: 20 to 30 feet.
Planting: In North, plant in late winter to early spring; in South, fall to late winter.
Botanical name: Alcea rosea.
Birds love: Hummingbirds relish its red, pink, yellow, white or purple blossoms in early summer.
Height: 3 to 8 feet.
Width: 1 to 3 feet.
Planting: To force blooms during the first summer, sow indoors in winter and transplant in early spring.
Botanical name: Helianthus annuus.
Hardiness: Annual.
Birds love: In early autumn, the seeds of this blooming beauty attract a variety of birds.
Height: 2 to 15 feet.
Width: 18 to 24 inches.
Planting: Sow seeds 6 inches apart in spring. Thin to the strongest growers so the plants are 18 to 24 inches apart.
Botanical name: Malus.
Hardiness: Zones 2 to 8.
Birds love: The 1/4- to 2-inch red, yellow or orange apples this tree boasts are irresistable to birds.
Height: 8 to 25 feet.
Width: Up to 25 feet.
Light needs: Full sun, but will tolerate light shade.
Planting: Dig the planting hole the same depth as the root system, and three to five times wider.
Botanical name: Pyracantha.
Hardiness: Zones 5 to 10.
Birds love: The red, orange or yellow berries that appear in fall are a favorite with birds.
Height: Up to 15 feet.
Width: Up to 20 feet.
Light needs: Full sun (for best fruit production) to partial shade.
Planting: Sow seeds in containers in a cold frame in autumn.


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9/24/2008: Vietnam: U.S. Government Should Re-Designate Vietnam Among Worst Violators of Religious Freedom, Press for Unconditional Release of Prisoners |
WASHINGTON—Vietnam continues to demonstrate a disturbing disregard for fundamental human rights, with police violence against protesters at peaceful vigils at properties formerly owned by the Catholic Church of Vietnam, the drawn-out imprisonment and house arrest of numerous religious freedom advocates, and the detentions earlier this month of pro-democracy activists. Rather than releasing imprisoned human rights lawyer and religious freedom advocate Li Thi Cong Nhan, the Vietnamese government has offered her exile abroad, which she refused. The U.S. Commission calls on the State Department to re-designate Vietnam among the worst violators of religious freedom and demand the unconditional release of all prisoners of concern.
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January 4, 2013 The Keeper ReaperOutfielders for 1/4/13Jacoby Ellsbury | Boston Red Sox Ellsbury followed up his monstrous 2011 season with a shoulder-subluxed and ineffective 2012 that burned those expecting a repeat. All told, he played 74 games, batted .271, hit four homers, and stole 14 bags. Now that the price has come way down, a healthy Ellsbury is an intriguing asset for 2013. On the basepaths, Ellsbury was still effective, succeeding in 82 percent of his stolen base attempts and pacing 30 swipes per 150 games. Given John Farrell's penchant for running, Ellsbury should approach a steal total of about 40-to-50 in 2013—common for him in his productive seasons. After not breaking into double-digits for home runs in his two previous full seasons, Ellsbury notoriously exploded for 32 homers in 2011. Nobody expects him to approach that total again—although truthfully, nobody really knows what to expect from him power-wise. In 2011 he was able to turn on inside pitches, but in 2012 he was most successful on the outer third of the plate. With good health, I'd expect Ellsbury to partially regain that pull-power stroke, leading to 15-20 homers. Given his low strikeout rate and ability to post high BABIPs, Ellsbury should have no issue posting a batting average in the .290-to-.300 range, and batting at the top of the Red Sox lineup should allow him to approach the century mark in runs. While this projection may seem optimistic, it is admittedly dependent on Ellsbury staying healthy, something he hasn't been able to do two of the last three seasons. Those injuries were, however, clearly due to the moving bodies of Adrian Beltre and Reid Brignac in 2010 and 2012 respectively. As long as Ellsbury is able to keep to himself, I'd bet long here and not be afraid to keep a player of his immense talent. Dexter Fowler | Colorado Rockies
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"For a Greater Loyola." The Maroon fhfgh ESTABLISHED 1923 V0L.77 NO. 20 Loyola University New Orleans FRIDAY, MARCH 26, 1999 Homosexuals deny promiscuous stereotype By ELIZABETH KEENAN Assistant Copy Editor Some gay people think the biggest assumption that straight people make about the gay community is that promiscuity pervades the culture. "They think that we're all flaming little whores and we're going after straight guys," said Rafael Jarquin, physics/pre-engineering freshman. He said many people develop this misconception from a view of only a few people. "Most aren't like that, (though) some are. Most are really looking for the monogamous stuff." he said. Jarquin said many gay young people go through a stage of promiscuity as they realize that they have opportunities for a new social life. "Fortunately, I skipped that stage," Jarquin said. "I don't really go out — I don't go searching. When they're older, hopefully they'll settle down." Jarquin is not alone in his assessment of the "coming out" phase of a homosexual person's life. Arthur Stem, assistant director of publications and GOAL adviser, said that when people come out, they find a new social world. "This is what they (the public) see, and this is the perception everyone gets," he said. "Hopefully people grow out of that, gay or straight." Stern said the social scene in New Orleans can be tempting to many students of all orientations when they Church, state differ on homosexuality's legality, morality By YLAN MUI Online Editor For nearly two centuries both Louisiana and the Catholic Church agreed that sodomy would not be tolerated. But last week the state changed its mind. Louisiana's sodomy law was struck down March 17 by the Orleans Civil District Court. The law had made consensual anal and oral sex between both heterosexual and homosexuals illegal. Penalties for the crime against nature were a maximum $2,000 fine or five years of prison, with or without hard labor. The law was declared unenforceable in 1994, as long as the acts were private, between two consenting adults and not compensated. In October 1998, the Louisiana Electorate of Gays and Lesbians petitioned the court to declare the law unconstitutional on the basis that it violated an individual's right to privacy and was applied arbitrarily to the homosexual community. There have been at least 28 arrests for sodomy performed in private locations, such as the home or a parked car, according to court reports. Trey Woodside, business sophomore and vice president of Gay Outreach At Loyola, believes that overturning the law has not changed the sexual habits of the gay community. He said he felt relief at the ruling. "I don't think it (the law) should ever have been there," he said. "I'm tickled to death that it's gone." Thresholds exceeds overall goal, some funds falter By JIM GUNTER Assistant News Editor Sometimes success isn't as sweet as it may appear. An $8.6 million shortfall in the J. Edgar and Louise S. Monroe Library operations endowment mars the overall success of Loyola's capital campaign, according to data in the recently published campaign report. "Thresholds: The Campaign for Loyola University New Orleans," officially ended Dec. 31, bringing in $51,230,130. The campaign was the first of its kind at the university, developed by a task force assembled approximately 10 years ago under the Rev. James Carter, S.J., then president. The campaign's goal was to raise $50 million for library construction and various endowments. Out of the money raised, however, more than $10 million in contributions was given to separate categories listed as unrestricted or "other," according to the report. 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The Friends of Cheyenne Cañon nonprofit was surprised recently to learn Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach is giving the group the heave-ho.
In a brief Jan. 6 letter, Bach said the city will honor a $25,000 appropriation authorized by the City Council. But he warned the group to "seek replacement funding" in 2013.
The note shocked Ron Leasure and Lee Wolf and other Friends leaders.
The city doesn't fund Friends of Cheyenne Cañon.
Reality is just the opposite.
"We contribute thousands to the city from our funds to keep the cañon alive," said Leasure, the Friends president. "That letter hurt a little bit. He put some bruises in our organization."
Leasure and Wolf feel Bach doesn't appreciate how much their 500-member, all-volunteer group has given the city since its founding in 1992 to preserve the 1,600-acre park, which features miles of trails, Helen Hunt Falls, granite spires and cliffs making it popular for hikers, bikers and climbers.
Wolf, treasurer and past president, said the group has been subsidizing the city for years. He calculates the group's cash donations and volunteer hours at $1 million in the past six years.
The Friends build and maintain trails, remove graffiti, conduct major clean-up and maintenance campaigns in the park at the base of Cheyenne Mountain.
"When money got tight in 2009, they were going to close the visitors centers," Wolf said. "We provided all the funding to pay for a full-time city employee plus the part-time people."
In fact, the group is about to begin work on one of its single largest contributions to the park.
Demolition is expected to begin this week on the Helen Hunt Falls Visitors Center.
The dilapidated log cabin structure will be replaced by an $80,000-plus log facility to be built with funds donated by the Friends of Cheyenne Cañon.
Then it will be staffed by city employees whose salaries are paid for by the Friends. You get the picture?
"It's the perfect private-public partnership," Wolf said. "We give money to the city and they hire people."
A major source of funding, besides cash donations, comes from Bristol Brewery.
All proceeds from the sale of its Cheyenne Cañon Pinon Nut Ale are donated to the Friends group.
"The new building is a gift from us to the city," Wolf said. "And the mayor is throwing shots at us?"
So you can understand why Leasure and Wolf were upset to learn Bach announced the city was cutting off the Friends.
I'd say Bach better hope the Friends group doesn't cut off the city!
The Friends won't, though, because this group lives up to its name.
"We'll sit down with the city," Wolf said, describing how friends resolve misunderstandings. "We'll straighten this all out."
I hope so. This city needs all the "friends" it can get!


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B+ A+F Drug Safety: They will fine you if you have alcohol on campus starting at $100. And if they find that you have any kind of drugs, they will make a big deal out of it and fine you on top of calling the residence director and the police. The RA's tell you to not be stupid about it and try to help you out if you do get caught, but don't bring it on campus. Not worth the $100.
C A+F Scholarships: I received enough financial aid to cover my tuition, but the rest of the costs that were added onto my school bill were ridiculous. They have generous scholarships but not a lot of opportunity. Dealing with the people at the financial aid office is an alright experience, but they're just after the money you can pay then and there even if you opt to pay the remainder over the course of 10 months.
A- A+F Health & Safety: I've not felt unsafe on the campus yet. They always keep the dorms locked so you have to have a key to get in. And with it being a small campus, it is well monitored by security. Just respect the hours they give you to get into your dorms and you'll be in good shape.
Off-Campus Housing: MAC requires that everyone lives off campus unless they are 23, married or have a dependent.
A- A+F Parking: I love that there is free parking. My old school wanted me to pay $100 for a parking pass that was a 20 minute walk away from all of my classes. Fair amount of parking so even if you're spot is taken, you'll find another.
A- A+F Computers: There are plenty of computer labs at MAC, one or two in each building and the library has stations with computers for if you have lots of papers to go through. The library and computer labs have free printing! To use the copy machine, however, there is a small fee. WiFi is good in the library and sometimes on and off in the dorms, but good for the most part. Having your own computer is nice but it is absolutely possible to not have one. There are even computers in the lobby areas of all dorms that can be used 24/7
C+ A+F Campus Strictness: The main rules that McPherson are strict about is cheating and alcohol/drug abuse. If you drink in dorms you will be caught and there is a no tolerance cheating policy. If you cheat, you fail, and a second time, you're out!
B+ A+F Off-Campus Dining: chain restaurants and fast food, good non-chain restaurants
B- A+F Scholarships: I know it's a private school but they are bad about helping students find outside scholarships to help and they are not the best in describing the financial aid processes and billing and etc.
D- A+F Scholarships: If you want money from McPherson College you better hope you have a long line of relatives that went to school here. Otherwise you aren't going to get very much money at all!
A+ A+F Transportation: Campus is small and homelike here at McPherson. Anywhere you need to go you can get there by walking!
A+ A+F Majors: I truly enjoy and am glad that I chose my program of study at McPherson, if it weren't for this specific program, classic auto restoration, I would not be attending McPherson College. I enjoy the shop setting and hands on nature of the program. Because I like what I am doing, it does not seem to be a significant work load. The facilities are top notch and there are many jobs/internships available.
C+ A+F Weather: It is cold and windy in the winter with lots of snow. Classes were canceled for several days this winter because of the very large volume of snow.
A+ A+F Majors: Although I have not yet had any internship experiences, there are plenty paid summer internships available in classic auto restoration. Because the school has an exclusive bachelor's program in auto restoration, shops around the country and worldwide are interested in giving students from this program opportunity.
A+ A+F Majors: Thus far, the courses that i have taken in the classic auto restoration program have been relevant, interesting, informative, and hands on--the best part. I thoroughly enjoy the professors and learning from their expert shop knowledge.
A+ A+F Parking: Because it is a very small campus with a small student population, parking is never an issue.
A+ A+F Majors: To get into Classic Auto Restoration, I had to submit a separate application form the college admissions application. It was a fairly easy process, you just need to make sure that you include as much about prior automotive repair experience as possible and turn in a strong, researched essay about the craft.
B- A+F Off-Campus Housing: The off campus apartment are nice. Not to fancy or anything. They are stil close and easy to everything on campus. The are located right behind the far end of campus.
B- A+F Computers: The computers are easy and usually assessable to use. The only down part is the internet connection go in and out a lot. Also the printers usually do not work in the dorms
A- A+F Parking: Parking on campus is easy and close to were you want to go. Due to the fat that it is a small school there enough to go around.
A+ A+F Local Atmosphere: After everything that has happened at Mac the last couple of weeks, I am proud to say I am a bulldog. This school, despite all the tragedies and anger and blame that has been cast on others, has united in more ways. I am proud to call this my home. There are so many places here I can go to chill out. The people here are nice and they will let you live with them if you need some help. I mean, it's like a drive thru town, but every one is actually nice. There's christian bookstore/coffee shop The Well, and they have all these nifty little craft shops down Main street. On Euclid they have the parks and the lake which is beautiful. They a Walmart and a Dillon's and about twenty-seven Cinex's. It's kind of cool that the high school and college share the football field. We get to hear the band play and see the high school students play football and soccer. Every one here has a mutual respect for the students. We get discounts most places we go. I think that's pretty cool.
B+ A+F Nightlife: I don't party. What I have heard about the 18 and older bars is that they are pretty sketch. I would probably never go to one because that is not my scene. The college has a lot of stuff going on at night, such as: ultimate frisbee, sporting events, fourth meal, bingo, things of that nature.
C+ A+F Campus Dining: The food is good and I love the kitchen staff. The only downfall is that there are not many kosher choices or gluten free choices. Every morning there is some variation of pork. I have been given the option to eat eggs, some form of potato and biscuits and gravy, if the gravy is cream gravy. Most of the time, people who are allergic to dairy, or gluten, or certain spices are left to the salad bar. What food I have had is good. Some times, the style of food runs into each other, but either way, I get to eat and I have to be thankful for that.
B- A+F Transportation: The town is not very big, so most of the kids can walk to whether they need to. However, in cases of snow or cold weather the challenge is greater. I know for a fact, that McPherson has a meetup page that helps kids get to church on Sundays. The only inconvenience is that if no one goes to a specific church, no one can take someone who goes to that specific church. That is really the only inconvenience. Otherwise, most of the kids make friends with people who have cars and are never in panic when they need to be taken to work or whatever have you.
A- A+F Scholarships: It Was Not Too Hard, It Was Not Too Easy Either – As I look back on financial aid I find myself shuddering and laughing at the same time. Yes, to an extent financial was stressful, however I was blessed with money that I truly needed to get an education. All the forms and different websites made the whole process overwhelming. Filling everything out could have been simplified better, however, I understand the restrictions. I think it is truly a matter of finding a financial aid counselor at whatever college attending and going through it step by step no matter how long it takes. I can say that doing it on my own tested patience at times, but I never had too much trouble.
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Iconic Sydney dealership, Andrew Short Marine has gone into liquidation, only days before the second anniversary of Andrew Short's death in a yachting accident.
A devastated Matthew Short, who joined the family firm to assist MD, Kylie Short following the death of his brother Andrew in 2009, confirmed the company was no longer trading after shutting its doors for the final time last Thursday.
Matthew Short said that the demise of this iconic company was due to 'the loss of Andrew in the yachting tragedy' among other factors.
'Andrew was a hands on operator and was exceptionally good at his trade and was unable to be replaced. The Global Financial Crisis saw ASM with extensive and expensive 'trade in' stock and aged new floor stock which could not be sold at anywhere near the' trade in' values given on sale of the new boats.'
Added to that, the prevalence of the 'Grey Import' market with cheap USA distressed stock purchased over the internet, which Matthew said 'has all but killed the domestic market for second hand boats'.
'Then there is the exceptionally high interest rates charged on floor plan combined with the over priced stock compounded the problem of viability,' he continued. 'Financiers were unsympathetic to additional loans as required at a critical time when a shortfall in funds was evident months before it came to reality. This is understandable in our current economic climate.'
All these issues were compounded by what Matthew described as 'the stigma of people associating ASM as being in receivership, when ASM wasn't in receivership'.
'That finally diminished the company's ability to trade on as the public lost confidence in the company, plus the departure of key staff at critical times leaving a void within the company.'
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PITTSBURGH — Upon further review, Alex Edler doesn't plan on changing the way he approaches any game.
The fact that he's facing the Pittsburgh Penguins on Saturday, his first game back from a three-game suspension for an illegal check to the head of Thomas Hertl, has only heightened his resolve to be a defensive deterrent and offensive contributor for the Vancouver Canucks.
Edler checked the San Jose rookie near the Canucks' bench in the second period of an Oct. 10 meeting at Rogers Arena, and the winger's helmet flew off. The league ruled that the head was the main point of contact. And because Hertl was spun around as opposed to being driven backward by the blow, NHL disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan made the ruling. He said Edler was supposed to take a better angle toward Hertl — even though Hertl ducked down and looked like he was trying to jump around the defenceman.
"I'm not going to change the way I play," Edler said Friday following practice. "I look at myself as a clean player and I try to play aggressive and that's when I'm at my best."
He'll have to be Saturday. Sidney Crosby leads league scoring with 14 points while Evgeni Malkin and Pascal Dupuis have eight, and Chris Kunitz seven points for the 6-1-0 Penguins. Edler was paired with Jason Garrison at practice while Dan Hamhuis lined up with Chris Tanev and Kevin Bieksa with Ryan Stanton. They'll have to stop the league's second-best producing offence — 3.86 goals per game — and the fourth-ranked power play.
"It's going to be a challenge," added Edler. "They're a really great team and if we're going to have a chance, we're going to have to play at our best. Most teams have really good forwards, but two world-class players like that [Crosby, Malkin] — we're going to have to really be sharp."
Canucks coach John Tortorella has lauded Edler's play this season. He had no issue with the aggressive check in the neutral zone on Hertl that at first appeared to be more about the forward trying to avoid a check.
"I would teach that play to all our defencemen," said Tortorella. "The one he was suspended on we're teaching that. The league just happens to believe it's suspendable."
Edler was also suspended two games in March when he made contact with Phoenix goalie Mike Smith behind he Coyotes net. The whiplash motion sent the goalie sprawling to the ice and Edler was assessed five-minute charging major. He's also suspended for the first two games of he 2014 Winter Olympics for his knee-to-knee hit on Eric Staal at the world championship tourney.
Having Edler back against the Penguins gives the Canucks push in all zones. And because the aggressive club is willing to give up odd-man rushes to push the pace, Edler must help stymie the opposition and help transition to offence.
"Getting a guy like that back with the amount of time he's going to play and the shot he has and the space he takes, he's going to step in when we need him," said Tortorella.
The Canucks will also need the new top line of Henrik and Daniel Sedin with Ryan Kesler to be a force. And knowing the Sedins can handle whatever is thrown at them — especially in a marquee matchup — should be of some comfort to Tortorella. It's like he has another coach or two.
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When a loved one is leaving home, we often reach for a camera. Whether it's a family huddled on a train platform in 1920 or a young person waving at the airport departure gates in 2012 – throughout history we have collected these moments of leaving home for posterity. David Monahan's large-scale photographs in the Leaving Dublin exhibition capture the sense of adventure, excitement, hope, sadness and anxiety of those leaving their home country.
Now the Immigration Museum wants you to look into your own family album and share a photograph that captures you or your family's leaving home picture to add to our online exhibition. We are looking for a variety of photos that capture the concept of leaving home, whatever that means to you. The photo can have been taken last year or one hundred years ago, it might show you and your friends at a farewell party or your grandparents standing on the dock in front of a ship.
Horacio de Castro, Manila Airport 1980, departing from Philippines to Melbourne. Source: Marilyn de Castro
Price and Hunter families waiting for the train on Luton station, England, beginning the journey for Australia as 'ten pound poms' in 1948. Source: Alexandra Price
Joan Ryan, prior to migrating to Australia, Dublin, 1954 Source: Joan Cox
Kerry Murphy with her ten siblings and parents at Essendon Airport, Australia, before relocating to Papua New Guinea. Source: Kerry Nicholas
Leaving home for Australia, this is where my ancestors the O'Learys and the Gallaghers said farewell to Ireland in the 1800s. Image: Peter Zoeller Source: Joan Santamaria
The Coco family at Bull Wall in Ireland, before departing for Sydney, Australia, in July 2008. Source: Monica Jones
Oscar Mauri (standing far right), the day before boarding the steamship Toscana from Venice to Melbourne, Australia, April 1952. Source: Tatiana Mauri
David Dellar receiving his leaving gift before departing Melbourne for further career opportunities in London. His party in Richmond drew over 100 of his family and friends to say goodbye and wish him luck. Source: Catherine Devery
Guy Thompson's last meal before moving to Australia for study – a calzone pizza from a restaurant in Dublin arranged in the shape of Australia. Source: Guy Thompson
Leaving Dublin for Melbourne in 2007 Source: Phil Morrissey
Delores Kenely (in the white hat) with her two sons Pierre and Guido and her immediate family, the day she left Malta to get on the boat for Australia in the 1950s. Source: Mary Richmond
Horace Galea (Delores Kenely's father) with grandsons Guido and Pierre on the day they left Malta for Australia in the 1950s. Source: Mary Richmond
Flora family on board Guglielmo Marconi, at a stopover in Africa, early May 1968 Source: Lana Braithwaite
Welcome party by the local parish for the Robinson Family after leaving Belfast, 1964 Source: Peter Henderson
Arnaldo Toppazzini aboard the Neptunia from Genova to Melbourne, 1952 Source: Catherine McDonald
Demant family leaving from Heathrow, England, to migrate to Victoria, 1984 Source: David Demant
Siobanh McNamara (fifth from the left) farewelled by friends before leaving Honeypound Croom, Kerry, Ireland, October 2012 Source: Siobhan McNamara
Comedian Lawrence Leung at the farewell/wrap party of his ABC1 TV series Choose Your Own Adventure. "My editors always joked about having to sit through my over-the-top acting, so at the party they ceremoniously handed back to me the 'ham' they had to cut out." Source: Lawrence Leung
Danuta Gumienny and her daughter Justyna from Gdansk, Poland on a Qantas Flight from Frankfurt to Melbourne via India, 1983 Image: Krzysztof Gumienny Source: Olivia Gumienny
After leaving Poland, Danuta Gumienny with her friend Gracia (from Argentina) at the Maribyrong Migrant Hostel, 1983 Source: Olivia Gumienny
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There were a slew of talented prospects that has tumbled all the way down to #27 overall in the 2012 NBA draft (including Baylor's Perry Jones III); however, the recently crowned NBA champion Miami HEAT apparently were not wowed by any of them. Per ESPN's Chad Ford, Miami has agreed to trade out of their spot, reaching a deal Philadelphia. Miami will send draft rights of Arnett Moultrie to 76ers for the 45th pick in the 2012 draft and a future first-round pick.
The Sixers are getting a terrific value in Moultrie, an extremely versatile power forward out of Mississippi State, who many had projected to land in the mid-teens. Arnett measures 6'-11" and weights in at 233 pounds. During his college career, he was able to successfully showcase a mix of solid low-post, back-to-the-basket offense with an impressive perimeter jumper. In addition, he moves with alarming quickness and dexterity for a man his size. His explosiveness and incredible athleticism is what truly separates him from the pack.
Moultrie can play multiple positions on the pro level, but probably principally projects as a power forward. However, when predicting where he will fit best in Philadelphia, he may be asked to play minutes at center, especially if the 76ers fail to re-sign free agent Spencer Hawes. Besides Hawes, the only other true center on the Sixers roster is Nikola Vucevic, who has just one year of NBA experience after being drafted out of USC last summer. Philly may ask Moultrie to bulk up a bit if they envision him as at the 5; but the kid should be able to contribute right away no where when they stick him. Because Philly selected a raw "project" in Moe Harkness at #15 overall, they likely were looking to bring in another rookie who was ready to contribute right away. In fact, many mock drafts leading up to Thursday night projected the 76ers taking Moultrie at 15th overall. When he slid down to #27, the Sixers obviously felt impelled to jump back into the first round and snatch him up.
Best of all for Philadelphia, they are getting a player who is still developing. After two relatively unspectacular seasons at UTEP, Moultrie transferred to Mississippi State. According to the folks in Mississippi, the youngster improved dramatically during his red-shirt year. During his junior season, he averaged 16.4 points (while shooting 54.9% from the floor) and 10.5 rebounds. Most intriguing/promising may be his accuracy from beyond the arc; Arnett shot 44.4% on three-point attempts last season.
Clearly possessing plenty of "upside," the Philadelphia 76ers are hoping the best of Arnett Moultrie is yet to come…
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