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My recent articles concentrated on local daytrips but I'd like to deviate this week and share the experience my husband and I experienced recently. A friend we met on several Dixieland Jazz cruises invited us to share a week in his four-bedroom timeshare in Cabo. We've all heard the warnings about visiting Mexico. So, I Googled the
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WHAT A GLORIOUS WEEKEND for graduation, Memorial Day, and a day off.
LYONS HIGH GRADUATION went off without a hitch. Fifty-two Lyons seniors graduated, with nine valedictorians: Victoria Arling, Sierra Bailey-Peterson, Emmalee Biesiada, Meagan Chriswell, Madeline Doering, Shannon Gilman, Madison Myers, Marcos Rodriguez, and Isabella Solman. Thanks to the Concert Band and director, Dr. Karen Gregg; the Senior Choir members and director, Matthew Romig; Principal Greg Winger; and Ms. Joie Siegrist (Board ofLogin to read more: About Town with LaVern Johnson, May 31, 2012
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Estes Park hosts a multitude of events throughout the summer, which encourage spending a day in the town, or perhaps even several days. You can find the town's event calendar at www.estesparkcvb.com/calendar.cfm. Then just click on a particular date for more information on that day's activities. Here are a few highlights for summer visits.
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Pauline traveled throughout Europe extensively before coming to the United States in her 30's, and settled in Oregon, where she worked as a nanny and telephone operator at an army base before moving to Colorado.
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It's spelled D-U-C-T, not D-U-C-K, right? Not so fast. As I was researching the origins of this ubiquitous and arguably the most useful product known to humanity, I stumbled upon the most interesting facts. One of which is that, indeed, the product now known as duct tape today started out as "Duck Tape" in World War II. Like some of the adhesives I wrote about last month, the military has been quite instrumental in many of the
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In the prewar Chernivtsi, in 1908, a conference devoted to the Jewish language was organized. Different political parties argued either pro or against the Hebrew or Yiddish language option. The well known Icchak Leib Perec and Shalom Ash attended the conference. Today, after a hundred years, most of the Jewish inhabitants of Chernivtsi use the Russian language.
On August 10th of 2009, took place the funeral of the last great Yiddish writer and citizen of the town- Josif Burg. Bukovina is identified as a place of multiple cultures. In the meantime, during the communist rule, such multiculturalism, expressed often through the presence of multiple religions was strongly discriminated. The homo sovieticus (soviet human/man) project required denying all differences in the USSR (which Ukraine was a part of as well).
Cultural, religious and language minorities had various institutions such as schools and temples taken away from them, thus they stopped functioning publicly. Toward the end of the eighties, the first legal Jewish organization in Chernivtsi was established in one of the local homes. The fall of the communist block and the opening of the borders created a chance for the minority to get its voice back and for its institutions to be reborn. A few Jewish organizations had been established in Chernivtsi and even though they made the minority status stronger, the question whether they will survive is still in the open. The most important occurrence since the nineties has been immigration. Because of it, more than 90% of the Jewish citizens left the area (in comparison with the year of 1989). So is the Chernivtsi Jews' extinction inevitable? Will they be forced to create a virtual society, located far away from the Bukovina border? What about their heritage, when the last witnesses pass away? The last ones to remember where the school was located and where was the Jewish hospital. Who could care about this area's heritage then?
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Twenty years have passed since the Greater Mount Airy Area Habitat for Humanity broke ground on its first home, and 39 families later it's marking that milestone in a special way.
The organization has kicked off a "20 Years of Building Hope" campaign in which contributions are being sought from the public to further that objective. And while fundraising efforts by non-profit organizations are nothing new, this one has a twist.
"We have just launched a campaign where we're trying to find 1,000 people to give $20 or more donations to help us toward fulfilling our mission this year," Habitat Executive Director Lynn Wilkes explained.
The idea of honoring its 20th anniversary by soliciting contributions of that sum arose from an annual planning retreat of the organization's governing board which was held earlier this month.
"It was introduced then and that's pretty much when it was launched," Wilkes said. "It is a year-long campaign."
All money will go toward the building of homes for deserving families, who don't receive them for free but have mortgages at zero-percent interest. Recipients of Habitat for Humanity houses also must contribute "sweat equity" by working alongside community volunteers who construct them.
"We're trying to build six homes this fiscal year," Wilkes said of an ongoing program that has benefited nearly 40 families since the local Habitat for Humanity set up shop in 1993.
The first home was erected on Forrest Drive in Mount Airy, and since then others have sprung up at additional locations in Mount Airy and communities including Pilot Mountain and Dobson.
Habitat for Humanity is now starting its latest house project at a site in Pilot Mountain, Wilkes said.
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The Habitat official said a variety of ways exist for area residents to aid the campaign. Contributions can be mailed to the Greater Mount Airy Area Habitat for Humanity at P.O. Box 6449, Mount Airy, NC 27030. They also can be made in person at the Habitat headquarters at 813 Merita St., located across U.S. 52 from Mayberry Mall.
An effort also is under way to make it even easier for donors by allowing contributions to be designated online. This method is expected to be available by the end of February, Wilkes said.
The campaign's progress will be charted through the use of a "thermometer"-type display at the Habitat ReStore on Merita Street, where used household and other items are sold to raise money for building homes.
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Straighten out your images with Horizon Level
Horizon Angle is a keep it simple stupid app for Windows Phone 8 users that helps your pictures out. For those viewers with OCD, nothing can be more painful than looking at an image with strong horizontal lines only to have them crooked in the picture. You won't need a tripod to keep them straight, but using Horizontal Angle will help out immensely. Windows Phone photographers read on.
When you launch Horizon Angle from the app list (or as a lens) you jump into your camera control but with an added UI element – a horizontal angle. You'll be presented with a line stretching across the middle of your screen with two markers to help you center it perfectly. Great for snagging that sunset picture at the beach.
There are some things I'd like to see added in future updates, more camera controls would be one of them. When you're in Horizon Angle you can only toggle flash settings, it would be nice to switch between the rear and front camera or alter other settings without backing out of this lens. I'd also like to see more options for getting the perfectly balanced shot, like a vertical angle. It could be handy to toggle between a horizon angle, a vertical angle and both.
That said, Horizon Angle is a neat lens you should add to your Lumia 920 or 8X for getting well balanced images. Check it out in the Marketplace right here or use the QR code below. Have any other lenses for Windows Phone 8 you really like? Sound off below.
There are 16 comments. Sign in to commentRauliulian says:
Why dont you tag the articles title with #wp8? It would be helpfull.
link68759 says:
Every app article since like, August has been WP8.
yosagojimbo says:
this would be good as a tag for WP8/WP7 would save a ton of time (I'm not interested in reading about WP8 until I actully have one)
HaibaneReki says:
short sighted opinion, I was actually reading most I could BEFORE I got one, to save myself trouble figuring stuff out later
Jonas Jonsson says:
If you're talking about tagging the title, it would make more sense to only notify if it's a WP7-related article since the vast majority of any news that come in nowadays is related to Windows 8 or Windows Phone 8 either way.
Rauliulian says:
Not for me, for many others too, "Horizon level wp8" inside the title of the article, specially when its about an app or game the runs only on wp8 or wp7.x. It is just a sugestion, no harm ment :)
barry.weston says:
Yeah agree on the tags. But not that big of a deal. What sucks most right now is the fragmentation btw 7 and 8 getting bigger each day :( hope I can upgrade sooner rather than later.
krystea says:
All of the comments are really about what was tagged and what wasn't? Definitely going to have to toy around with this app, although a vertical angle in addition to the horizontal would be much more beneficial. One is better than none though, in this case!
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Hi Krystea,
I`m developer of this app. thank you for your feedback. Im really want to understand what is user scenario when you need vertical angle?
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Would be nice if Thumba or Pictures Lab would have "skew" in their adjustment edit, then you wouldn't have to use a separate lense like this.
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Sam thank you for review of my app. I will try to take into considiration your feature list:)
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Even more useful, would be a "rule of thirds" grid. Every digital camera I've owned had this option. It's simple, helps line up your shots horizonally and vertically, and helps you a bit with composition.
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One with the characteristics of a cleptomaniac just with a certain topic or idea and without the criminal side. My brother is a collector of rocks and has about 152 in his sock drawer.
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This is a background paper for the workshop that approached the issue of protection for the victims of human trafficking during the Vienna Forum. Protection and support measures for trafficked victims are not only necessary to respond to the violations of the victims rights, but also to support the law enforcement response to human trafficking. Adequate laws should be in place to punish the traffickers and victim protection and support measures should be implemented under national policy responses to human trafficking to respond to the exploitation suffered by trafficked victims.
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iSkin evo3 Duo for iPod classic (Eclipse Black)
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The eVo3 Duo marks the return of iSkin's breakthrough protector for the iPod. The amazing eVo3 classic is the only silicone protector to feature a scratch-resistant screen and face guard for the iPod classic.
As with all iSkin products, the eVo3 classic is precision molded to provide the ultimate fit with a high-quality finish. It's designed to provide maximum protection without added bulk and to enhance the look and feel of the iPod. And the eVo3 classic's thin silicone layer does not inhibit the use of the iPod's click wheel.
- All-around protection with full access to click wheel
- Resin ViSOR layer to protect the screen and frontal area
- Silicone layer with eVoGrip micro texture for easy holding
- Fully removable rotary belt clip system
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Excellent Case
This is an excellent case. I've done my research over the last six months and have tried at least six different cases out for my i Pod 120GB Classic. While most every case has at least several good features, this is the only one that rates perfectly right across the board. Its protective elements are matched only by the Speck Armor Skin (also anti-shock and screen protective) but unlike the Speck, the iSkin Evo3 Duo isn't a bulky, unattractive monster. This case actually enhances the look of the iPod. What's more, with its scratch-proof screen (to date the only case to feature true scratch resistance) it'll stay looking good over time. The design is superb, with the visor edges melding into the silicone side grooves to yield a perfectly flush fit. It has a belt clip which can be removed. An included silicone disk fits into the nodes that normally hold the clip in place in order to prevent dust from entering. Some users may lament the fact that this particular iSkin does not cover the click wheel, but personally I find this ideal, especially since the new Classic's wheel responsiveness was reduced somewhat. The wheel is significantly recessed thanks to the design of the visor face-plate, so the likelihood of scratching the wheel is minimal. All in all, this is a superior case that you're sure to be happy with. …
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Awesome Case!!
Just got my case in the mail today and have to say that I really REALLY like it. I was kinda worried about the whole silicone laye r that supposedly covers the click wheel and causes sensitivity trouble that I've seen comments about, but thankfully nothing covers the click wheel at all, not even the clear plastic shield, so navigation is no problem whatsoever. I'll never have to take this out of the case EVER because all ports are accessible. The case's clear shield is really scratch proof, I just tested it, and there's no problems of dust getting inside even after you take the belt clip off because there's a little silicone disk inside that covers up the two holes. I thought I would have at least one complaint about it as I usually do with everything else, but I can't find any. Well, one little minor thing is that the hold switch is a teensy bit more difficult to click over than if it were out of the case, but I almost never use the hold feature so it's absolutely no big deal. I was also worried about it being bulky like alot of other cases, but this thing is not bulky at all. Not even a tad. Simply put, awesome case and it might be a bit pricey for a case in my opinion, but it is SO worth the price now that I have it. No longer am I worried about dropping and breaking my iPod or scratching the screen and body up with my car keys in my pocket or something. …
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great case!
This is the best of both worlds! It totally protects the ipod and allows it to be used. The response of the scroll is a bit sluggi sh compared to a "naked" ipod, but the wheel is sealed off from nearly all foreign objects! One small nuisance is that my FM Transmitter barely fits through the skin, but it does! …
- Written by Michael H from bay village
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The So Called Scratch Resistant Screen Cover Is Awful!!!!!
I got the case and I installed it carefully, but with in a matter or hours due to cleaning with a cleaning cloth because of finger prints.....The screen has become horribly scratched and this is the first day of use. For as much as this case costs, the screen cover should be much more scratch resistant as proclaimed. I am considering returning it.....However, the overall iPod protection is good, my iPod is safe and sound inside of it …
- Written by Dawayne B from Syracuse
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I bought this back in December 2005 for my 32GB classic iPod. After 7 years, my iPod and the case were still going strong. The cli p broke off somewhere along the way, but I never really used it anyway. Though my dear iPod was eventually lost/stolen (it will forever remain a mystery) a few months ago, I knew that it probably would have lasted several more years simply because of the protection that it got from this case. I bought a new 120GB classic (seriously, Apple? You can't make a smaller classic?) today, and immediately ordered this case for it. Barring any instances of loss or theft, I know that my new iPod will last for another decade! …
- Written by Caitlin C from Seattle
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iSkin evo3 Duo for iPod classic (Eclipse Black)
This is one of the poorest designs I've encountered. The previous case I bought was great -- the iPod loaded from the top and had a secure belt clip -- I used it until it wore out. I replaced it with this: you have to load the iPod through an opening where the screen is and then put a piece of rigid plastic into the opening afterwards and fit the material around it. It's a pain if you want to take the iPod out after walking to load it onto a docking station. That's bad enough, but the third time I used it I took it off my belt to change the playlist as I was walking and when I went to replace it on my belt, the clip was gone. Apparently, the clip somehow rotated out of the plastic disc on the back and fell out. I backtracked, but could not find the clear plastic clip. I called Apple and they have no replacement clip. So, now I have a $40.+ case that I cannot use, nor can I return it. I am so disgusted with this design, especially since the original one I bought was excellent. …
- Written by Sandra M from Santa Cruz
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Questions & Answers
Answers from the community
how does the iPod classic (80 GB) get into the case? Is there an opening at the top with a flap that has a velcro closure like the old ones?
- Asked by Sandra M from Santa Cruz
- Jan 7, 2013
The plastic cover and silicone part are separated. You slip the iPod through the screen opening, the n place the plastic cover over the top. It's difficult to get the iPod in and out, but it's super sealed against the elements this way! …
- Answered by Caitlin C from Seattle
- Feb 25, 2013
Dose the cover have to beremoved to charge w/o overheating ?
- Asked by James F from Amherstburg
- Jan 30, 2012
I've never had a problem with my iPod overheating, but if yours tends to overheat, then you might ha ve a problem with this case. Silicone is an insulator and will definitely hold heat in. …
- Answered by Caitlin C from Seattle
- Feb 25, 2013
Is the clip on the back detachable?
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- Dec 14, 2009
- Answered by John D from Christiansburg
- Feb 4, 2010
Will it fit into the Bose SoundDock?
- Asked by Michael L from Saint Paul
- Jan 6, 2010
No, it will not. I just got my case today and tried attaching it to my SoundDock, and it does not f it. Very disappointed. …
- Answered by Rebeca P from Miami
- Jan 24, 2011
Does this case accommodate the iGo car charger plug? I presently have the Otterbox Defender, and it will not allow let the charger tip plug in.
- Asked by Christine K from Delafield
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This Thursday, April 26th, Project Angel Heart will make dining out more than just about enjoying good food–and as a Forkly user, you can help donate and raise awareness.
Dining Out for Life® is an internationally licensed event hosted in 60 markets. Since 1990, the event has offered a meaningful way to support a worthy cause. On a single day, more than 250,000 people across North America are expected to help raise nearly $4 Million in the struggle against HIV/AIDS. This is Project Angel Heart's 18th year hosting the event, the largest of its kind, with more participating restaurants and more funds raised than any other market.
Participating restaurants will donate 25% of their food sales to Project Angel Heart on Dining Out for Life® day. Diners will also have the option to make an additional donation and be entered into a drawing to win their choice of one of three fabulous prizes, each valued at $1,000.
Last year, the support from Denver-area diners alone helped Project Angel Heart raise $330,000 that went into preparing 427,675 nutritious meals for 1,863 people in the Metro area and Colorado Springs. For about 10+ years, more than 25 local restaurants (The Cherry Cricket, Café Berlin, JAX Fish House Denver, Potager, Racines, and Taste of Thailand, to name a few) have participated during Dining Out for Life, and now that number has increased to more than 300 — with 52 of them being added this year.
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- Go to one of the many participating restaurants near you (find your city here).
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Verrryy interesting!!!
Couldn't get a feel for how far out the hogs were. I'm guessing most were under 100 yards, but the camera made it look a lot longer.
That is just way to cool, best entertainment I've seen in a long time. I think a left handed shooter behind the pilot would be ideal. I volunteer!!! Thanks for posting that, I'm still smiling.
It's taken me a little thought to warm up to the idea of hunting from an aircraft. But.... WAY COOL!!!!
At least a few of us have done similar stuff in different venues and vehicles over the years. It is truly a lot of fun but we've got to remember that the hogs here are vermin actively destroying a lot of vegetation on ranchland and, possibly, public land.
Absolutely. I've seen the damage across thousands of acres of Texas ranch and farm land from the ground but seeing it from the air gives you a whole new perspective.
A good friend of mine is a farmer in Lubbock area. Last year in one field alone hogs cost them $30,000 in lost crops.
I had the pleasure of shooting rabbits at night from a truck on a Lubbock-area ranch in '68 and '69. The rancher and his family were excellent hosts, and I miss their company.
I guess I was too early for hogs...
I've done that myself north of Lubbock and it's a lot of fun. You can really test your marksmanship going after the little critters with .22s.
Ferrel hogs really weren't a huge problem back then like they are now. It wasn't until last year you could legally pay for a helo hunt. Befor that it was highly restricted and the land owner usually paid for it. Most couldn't afford it so the state changed the law to try to slow the population growth.
What a rush that was just to watch the video. Can't imagine how much the adrenaline was pumping when actually shooting!
I'm now full of questions, so please bear with me. Like one other poster asked, at what range were most shots? It was hard to tell from the effect of the camera lens what the actual distance was.
How did you manage mags? One bag for loaded mags and one for empties? I noticed the rope attached to the gun; that makes sense.
What did your BiL report regarding target acquisition with the EOTech? I recall in another thread that you said next time you'd opt for a red dot/EOTech rather than a scope. Was that because of airspeed/target speed or because looking through the tube of the scope made for an unpleasant stomach?
Gun details--bbl length, stock? It looked like you didn't use a brass catcher. Did empties bother the pilot? Just want to nail down all the details so when (not "if") I go I'll be loaded for bear.
Thanks so much for posting the video. Sure made for a fun 20-ish minutes of entertainment even though I wasn't pulling a trigger.


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Hoop schemes: The betting action beyond the NBA Finals action
June 13, 2013
San Antonio residents and relatives of Spurs players aren't the only ones rooting against the Miami Heat in the NBA Finals: Las Vegas bookies are pulling hard for a Heat loss, too.
Can insurance upstarts be trusted to replace Citizens?
June 8, 2013
In the past few weeks, just as hurricane season arrived, thousands of South Florida homeowners insured by state-run Citizens have opened mailboxes to find takeover offers by small new companies. The so-called "takeout" letters, mainly from Heritage Property & Casualty (based in St. Petersburg) and Weston Insurance (based in Coral Gables), have left many confused.
South Florida enjoys NBA Finals deluge
June 6, 2013
Hey, South Florida, who needs the Super Bowl and the NFL's stadium whining — we've got a monopoly on the NBA Finals!
Boca Raton, brought to you by (YOUR NAME HERE)
June 5, 2013
Last month, a Boca Raton planning board member floated the idea of selling naming rights and sponsorship deals for various city places, spaces and events.
Fort Lauderdale catches Wave fever, but will it be a wipeout?
June 5, 2013
When it came time to vote on $20 million in new downtown property taxes for a dubious streetcar project, Fort Lauderdale Commissioner Romney Rogers got some laughs when he stood, raised his arms to vote yes and encouraged his colleagues to follow.
Expect more insurance confusion with Citizens clearinghouse
June 1, 2013
How's this for a solution to our property insurance problems: South Florida homeowners who've ended up with state-run Citizens will be forced to take coverage from private insurers they might not know, trust or want.
Your guide to 2013 hurricane season, from A (Andrea) to Z (Zoloft)
May 29, 2013
The 2013 Atlantic hurricane season begins Saturday. Palm Beach County got flooded by a spinoff of Tropical Storm Isaac (Esau? Jacob?) last August, but South Florida hasn't had a direct hit since Wilma in 2005. Here, as a public disservice, my annual A-to-Z hurricane guide:
High-profile Orlando attorney seeds medical marijuana fight
May 27, 2013
John Morgan already has the battle cry for his upcoming fight to change Florida's constitution to legalize medical marijuana.
A Memorial Day war story with a happy ending
May 25, 2013
On Memorial Day 1967, Tom MacDougall was an Air Force fighter pilot who got shot down on his 300th mission in Vietnam. Robert Green was an orthopedic surgeon at an Ohio Air Force base, uprooted from his comfortable West Palm Beach practice when he got drafted at age 32.
Can Fort Lauderdale compel background checks at gun show?
May 22, 2013
A showdown is brewing between Fort Lauderdale and the Ohio-based company that has long held gun shows at the city-owned War Memorial Auditorium.
Angry city manager can laugh all the way to the bank
May 20, 2013
Like sports coaches, city managers are hired to get fired. And they usually leave laughing all the way to the bank, like ex-Miramar manager Robert Payton, who quit earlier this year and left with a total benefits package worth $2.4 million.
Arena deal keeps tilting in Panthers' favor
May 19, 2013
Now that the Dolphins' request for public money to renovate their private stadium has been shot down, team officials have hinted they would be open to moving to some imagined new home in Palm Beach County.
FAU president's resignation no surprise
May 15, 2013
Given the semester from hell she just endured, it's not surprising that Florida Atlantic University president Mary Jane Saunders quit this week.
Wave of discontent brewing over special tax for Fort Lauderdale streetcar
May 13, 2013
The proposed Wave electric streetcar in Fort Lauderdale is triggering a wave of discontent among some residents who might be forced to pay a special tax to fund it — $99 a year for 25 years.
In Florida, insurance is a game we can't win
May 11, 2013
To get a sense of how much Floridians pay insurance companies every year, consider this: The state's upcoming annual budget is $74.3 billion. Insurance coverage costs us more: roughly $112 billion and rising, according to state figures.
More questions at FAU, another trial for John Goodman
May 8, 2013
Forget the clowns, send in the headlines!
Broward 911 consolidation has a big hole in the middle
May 8, 2013
Twenty bucks a year is a small price to pay for long-awaited regionalization of 911 calls in Broward.
Arrogant Dolphins lose $4.8 million bet on stadium rehab effort
May 6, 2013
The Miami Dolphins gambled big — and lost — that they could rush a complicated political effort to get public funding for their private stadium renovation.
Parents get solace through scholarship tribute to son
May 4, 2013
It is their way of remembering, of keeping their son's legacy alive.
Laws won't stop texting and driving, but maybe Big Brother can
May 1, 2013
After some late squabbling, it looks like a watered-down bill to ban texting while driving will finally pass the Florida Legislature and go to Gov. Scott for approval.
Broward state senator steps into minefield with prospective job
April 29, 2013
There's legal, there's ethical, and there's what's right. The concepts are not the same, at least not under the loose guidelines for Florida legislators, which is why I get nervous when politicians start walking a tightrope between their public roles and private ventures.
As Legislature limps to close, prepare for pain and little gain
April 27, 2013
Whenever I watch the Florida Legislature in action, I usually feel like hurling fruits, vegetables or footwear. So it's a good thing I no longer go to Tallahassee for the final week. Now I follow through the magic of the Internet, and it's much safer for all involved, except my poor computer screen.
Is justice served with Wasserman-Rubin deal?
April 24, 2013
The takeaway from Diana Wasserman-Rubin's misdemeanor plea deal: Crime pays, especially for politicians who abuse the public trust. Broward State Attorney Mike Satz and his corruption prosecutors took pity on a woman ravaged by illness, rolling over when they could have rolled the dice on a trial. And the Miami-Dade judge assigned to the case crossed a line with pre-trial comments that he wouldn't send the former Broward County commissioner to prison even if a jury found her guilty of five felony charges.
Would hotel ruin vibe at Morikami Gardens?
April 24, 2013
I love the Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens near Delray Beach. I love the peace and tranquillity. I love the rock gardens and rustling bamboo. I love the turtles and koi. But I don't know if I love this idea about bringing a five-star hotel and spa to the 170-acre park.
Ex-Miramar cop drew paid leave while losing Caravella lawsuit
April 22, 2013
While George Pierson was attending — and losing — a civil trial for framing a mentally challenged teen, the former Miramar police detective was drawing a full paycheck from his current government employer, Citrus County.
An obit for a local news seller, and an ode to the local paper
April 21, 2013
Newspapers ran through Roni Frye's blood, first as a linotype operator at papers in her native Ohio, then as the owner of MacCarthy's, a Fort Lauderdale newsstand on Las Olas Boulevard (next to The Floridian diner) that she ran for nearly three decades.
An obit for a local news seller, and an ode to the local paper
April 20, 2013
Grief-stricken Marine's dad becomes rescuer in marathon bombings
April 16, 2013
In 2004, when he learned of his son Alexander's death in Iraq, Carlos Arredondo was so distraught he torched a Marine van and set himself on fire outside his Hollywood home. The Marines saved him.
At Boston Marathon finish, a dreadful feeling returns
April 15, 2013
Terrorism returned to domestic soil on Monday, and a horrified nation watched.
Housing recovery could be blown away by insurance bill
April 14, 2013
South Florida homeowners, beware. Whether you are insured with a private carrier or state-run Citizens, property insurance rates might be headed through the roof. A consumer-unfriendly bill sailing through the Legislature (SB1770) is poised to wreak havoc on wallets, and could blow away our fragile real estate recovery.
True cost of Dolphins stadium deal hardly seems worth it
April 10, 2013
If I gave a sports team $379 million over the next 30 years, and the team repaid $167 million in 2044, with dollars devalued by inflation, would you consider that a good deal?
John Goodman deserves new DUI trial, thanks to reckless juror
April 10, 2013
This pains me to say, but millionaire Wellington polo magnate John Goodman deserves a new trial.
Seniors get caught in latest Florida gambling fight
April 8, 2013
Rita Coleman sat in her usual comfy chair at her usual video terminal at Johnny's Rec Room in Pompano Beach on Monday, but there was something unusual perched near her screen. It was an envelope addressed to Florida governor Rick Scott, containing a four-page handwritten letter.
Can Anthony Caravella ever get true justice?
April 6, 2013
Anthony Caravella spent nearly 26 years in prison for a 1983 murder he didn't commit. He can't get that time back. But a federal jury ruled Caravella should get $7 million from two former Miramar cops who railroaded him.
FAU president says she's 'totally secure' in job
April 3, 2013
Florida Atlantic University president Mary Jane Saunders said she's heard the same refrain from a lot of friends and supporters over the past few turbulent weeks: This too shall pass.
Is it right for Broward Health to pay for Dolphins QB?
April 1, 2013
Compared with most NFL quarterback deals, this is chump change: Three years for $331,000.
A supreme injustice if same-sex couples don't get full equality
March 30, 2013
Michael Gallacher got married in New York last year. It was a small ceremony, in Madison Square Park.
How low can FAU go? A satirical look ahead
March 27, 2013
The stomp on Jesus controversy. The Owlcatraz stadium/GEO Group sponsorship controversy. The Sandy Hook massacre-doubting-professor controversy. Think things can't get any worse at Florida Atlantic University? Here's how: An exclusive sneak peek at President Mary Jane Saunders' (imaginary) calendar for, yes, April 1.
Model Seder shows common ground between blacks, Jews
March 22, 2013
This was an unusual sight, a group of black foster teens eating matzoh, singing Passover songs and reciting the Four Questions.
What do you call a church teacher who looks at scantily clad kids?
March 20, 2013
What do you call someone who apparently gets his jollies viewing scantily clad young girls posed provocatively?
Will Fort Lauderdale's Wave streetcar be a wipeout?
March 20, 2013
As a New Yorker who grew up riding subways, I'm all for mass transit. But the proposed Wave electric streetcar in downtown Fort Lauderdale sounds more like a massive boondoggle: A light rail loop that will go virtually nowhere and carry almost nobody, on tracks that will traverse crowded downtown streets. I can't wait for the inevitable car vs. streetcar collisions.
All jokes aside, it's time to get serious about legalizing marijuana
March 18, 2013
Now that longtime activist and irreverent Fort Lauderdale attorney Norm Kent has become leader of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, what should we call him?
Water Taxi firing shows perils of civic engagement
March 16, 2013
Truth be told, I don't care much about a big old rain tree in Fort Lauderdale that's stirring controversy because it might be moved — and perhaps mortally harmed — for a new condo development. If I cried for every fallen tree or lost patch of wetlands in South Florida, I'd be drowning in tears and antidepressants.
Apathy the biggest winner in March local elections
March 13, 2013
Is it better to get lost in a crowd or be alone in a wilderness?
Apathy the biggest winner in March local elections
March 13, 2013
Is it better to get lost in a crowd or be alone in a wilderness?
It's 'text ban lite,' but it's a start
March 11, 2013
Florida is one of only five states that doesn't restrict texting while driving, but that could soon change.
City branding efforts seem a waste of good money
March 9, 2013
If newspapers go the way of bottled milk and cloth diapers, I think I've figured out a Plan B: City slogans.
Will Chavez's death hasten Castro regime's demise?
March 7, 2013
Hasta la vista, Chavez.
Legislature 2013: Expect more pain, little gain for South Florida
March 2, 2013
Uh-oh, hide the kids and grandma. The Florida Legislature is set to begin its annual 60-day session.
Don't ban pit bulls, take bite out of irresponsible dog owners
February 27, 2013
In the end, a bid to ban pit bulls in Broward was all bark and no bite.
FAU fumbles stadium name deal with prison operator GEO Group
February 25, 2013
The protesters came to deliver a petition opposing Florida Atlantic University's $6 million stadium name deal with private prison operator GEO Group. They were told FAU President Mary Jane Saunders wasn't available to see them.
Legislature should tweak, not scrap, red-light cameras
February 23, 2013
Three years after Florida lawmakers gave cities the green light to use red-light cameras, the Legislature might scrap the controversial ticketing program.
If Allen West could teach in Broward schools, surely he can speak
February 20, 2013
You know what's wrong with Allen West giving a talk to a Broward school district advisory group this weekend? Nothing.
FAU stadium deal with prison company GEO Group is odd way to feather nest
February 20, 2013
My first reaction when I heard Boca Raton-based GEO Group was paying $6 million for stadium naming rights to Florida Atlantic University: A prison company sponsoring a college football stadium? Wouldn't the University of Miami Hurricanes be a better fit?
Rubio's claim about 'working-class neighborhood' holds water
February 16, 2013
Fittingly, when I went to check out Marco Rubio's neighborhood on Friday, there was water — water everywhere. Water falling from the sky, water in the senator's pool, water collecting in puddles on the street.
Loki Boy gone, but housing bubble fallout remains
February 13, 2013
Loki Boy is gone, off to make rap videos, but the empty mansion he left behind on Golden Harbour Drive in Boca Raton remains.
Should Pembroke Pines charters get money from Broward school kitty?
February 13, 2013
Unhappy with the funding it gets for upkeep of its city-run charter school system, Pembroke Pines wants to change state law to compel the Broward school district to share some property tax revenue.
Dear Legislature: Please sink Dolphins' $90 million stadium gift
February 11, 2013
The Dolphins are moving quickly to raid the public till for improvements to their private stadium, and the part that I can't get past — the part that strikes me as most perverse — is a $90 million state tax subsidy.
Windstorm rates could get blown up, up and away
February 9, 2013
An ill wind is blowing from Tallahassee, and that means South Florida homeowners better batten down their wallets.
It's time for Boy Scouts to end outdated ban on gays
February 6, 2013
Just when it looked like the Boy Scouts of America would finally join the 21st century and end its longstanding ban against gays, it punted on the issue.
Repeat cancer patient Lainie Jones fights rare disorder with humor
February 4, 2013
How does somebody fight a one-in-a-million genetic disorder that makes a new cancer diagnosis almost as common as an annual bout with the flu?
Rapid-fire bursts on Rick Ross, Marino and the Rothsteins
February 2, 2013
Ho-hum, just another week in South Florida. We had: Bullets over Las Olas, a "love child" scandal involving Dolphins legend Dan Marino and more fallout in the Scott Rothstein Ponzi saga. Quick hits for Super Sunday (my tip: bet on Harbaugh)…
Boca mansion squatter Loki Boy – folk hero or villain?
January 30, 2013
Talk about disappointing. I went to check out Loki Boy's crib – the $2.5 million Boca Raton foreclosed mansion invaded by 23-year-old Brazilian squatter Andre Barbosa – and the waterfront pool deck was empty.
South Florida gay community thrilled by Obama's speech
January 26, 2013
When he heard the president's words last Monday, Norm Kent said he jumped out of his chair and threw up his right fist as if "Giancarlo Stanton had just hit a home run in the bottom of the ninth for the Marlins."
FAU takes heat for professor's Sandy Hook comments
January 23, 2013
James Tracy still has a job at Florida Atlantic University, FAU media relations director Lisa Metcalf said Wednesday.
Parking at home shouldn't bring tow — or death
January 23, 2013
Two nuisances of South Florida life — nitpicking condo/homeowner associations and overzealous towing companies — collided to produce a senseless tragedy last week. Elias Konwufine, 39, died after he tried to stop his car from being towed from in front of his Lauderhill home.
Explaining Obama's second inaugural to a first-grader
January 21, 2013
A letter to my daughter, Natalia:
At Margate mosque, hugs for freed imam Izhar Khan
January 19, 2013
As a long line of worshippers took turns hugging Izhar Khan upon his return to the Jamaat Al-Mumineen mosque in Margate on Friday, friends and supporters marveled at the imam's grace and composure. After being jailed for nearly two years on terrorism support charges that were tossed by a federal judge last week, Khan showed no trace of bitterness, just relief.
Matt Recchi returns to South Florida after brain injury
January 16, 2013
Tina Recchi leaned over the bed, stroked her son's face and told him how handsome he is.
Dolphins fish for public money, but will South Florida bite?
January 14, 2013
The Miami Dolphins have gone fishing again, seeking as much as $187 million in public money to refurbish their private stadium, and the bait is on the hook. Super Bowls! College football championship games! A new big-time international soccer event during summer's dog days! Tourists! Jobs! Purported economic benefit for the whole South Florida region!
After Newtown massacre, Fort Lauderdale gun show does bang-up business
January 12, 2013
Christopher Smith, 21, of Pembroke Pines, and I were among thousands who attended Saturday's opening of a two-day gun show at the Fort Lauderdale War Memorial Auditorium. As we waited with hundreds in line along the frontage road in Holiday Park, a steady stream of private dealers offered weapons and ammunition.
Red-light camera fight ends with hasty dismissal
January 9, 2013
When Danny Murphy received a red-light camera ticket for a slow-rolling right turn at a Boca Raton intersection in June, he decided to fight. After six months and two trips to the Delray Beach courthouse, he got justice Wednesday.
Lauderdale County sounds good, but many stuck on Broward
January 7, 2013
Should Broward County change its name to Lauderdale County?
With or without big games, South Florida is big time
January 5, 2013
The man who lives in the waterfront Fort Lauderdale home where Alabama/ex-Dolphins coach Nick Saban once lived doesn't particularly care who wins Monday's college championship matchup between Alabama and Notre Dame.
Jurors say Atkins-Grad shouldn't return to politics
January 2, 2013
Two jurors who acquitted Tamarac commissioner Patricia Atkins-Grad of corruption charges last month say they had reasonable doubt about her guilt, but both had the same advice for her: Give up politics.
What's in store for '13? A look ahead at another scary year
December 31, 2012
Happy New Year! We've survived the Y2K bug and the Mayan end of the world, but get ready for the scariest year of the new millennium, at least if you've got triskaidekaphobia. For those who fear the number 13, you might want to stay under the covers this Thursday (1/3/13) and on the year's two Friday the 13ths (September and December.)
Memories of 2012: Long voting lines, too many gun tragedies
December 29, 2012
A simmering rage was building, with South Florida rallies featuring celebrities wearing hoodies and high school kids holding up bags of Skittles. This was a month after Miami-Dade high school student Trayvon Martin was killed in Central Florida by neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, before Zimmerman had been charged with second-degree murder by a special prosecutor. The case sparked a huge national debate over race, profiling, vigilantism, guns and Florida's Stand Your Ground Law.
Sun Sentinel Children's Fund: Family Central helps single mom and kids through challenges
December 24, 2012
It's not easy being a single mother with two kids, trying to make it on a minimum-wage, fast-food job. But Rochelle Thompson keeps at it. The way she sees it, she doesn't have a choice.
NRA shoots self with brazen response to Sandy Hook
December 22, 2012
Dear NRA,
Home for the holidays: Convicted killers Goodman, LeVin
December 19, 2012
It's not just Wellington polo magnate John Goodman who'll be home for the holidays. Ryan LeVin, another notorious South Florida deadly driver, has been allowed to travel to his wealthy family's suburban Chicago estate to be with his ailing father.
After Newtown massacre, business as usual at South Florida gun ranges
December 17, 2012
On its website, Big Al's Gun and Pawn calls its indoor shooting facility "18 lanes of air-conditioned fun for the whole family." Before noon Monday, the second-floor gun range was hopping.
Sandy Hook school massacre an assault on all of us
December 14, 2012
Forget about why. Right now, the question bothering me most is "How?"
Florida's new formula for rating teachers makes Einstein's theory look simple
December 12, 2012
How can teacher greatness be measured?
FCAT mania: Evaluating to the test irks teachers
December 9, 2012
How absurd is Florida's new teacher evaluation system, which rates teacher effectiveness based on student standardized test results? In at least two cases, a school's "Teacher of the Year" has been given a subpar rating, threatening their jobs.
No more Rilyas? Maybe, with more volunteer advocates
December 1, 2012
Would Rilya Wilson still be around if she had a volunteer advocate, known as a guardian ad litem, looking out for her?
Tough month for Brenda Snipes, but she's no Miriam Oliphant
November 29, 2012
This has been a tough month for the Broward Elections office, with hiccups at nearly every step of the voting process, but let's keep things in perspective.
Elections chief Susan Bucher had bumps but no butterfly ballots
November 28, 2012
It's been a rough month for Palm Beach County Election Supervisor Susan Bucher, but let's look at the bright side: No butterfly ballots.
Election 2000 recount images endure: 'A piece of Americana'
November 24, 2012
The iconic images of the 2000 recount made a comeback this month, as Florida again had its share of Election Day woes and became a national punchline. The old photos popped up on "The Daily Show" and national newscasts: a balding middle-aged man, eyes bulging as he inspects a punch-card ballot.
Black Friday threatens to swallow Thanksgiving whole
November 21, 2012
The War on Christmas is fiction, but the War on Thanksgiving is real. Crazy consumerism is attacking the spirit of the holiday, with stores opening — and shoppers stampeding — earlier and earlier on Thursday, before ovens cool and the pumpkin pie is cut. Black Friday keeps creeping forward, threatening to swallow Turkey Day whole.
Allen West's legacy: Recounts for everyone!
November 19, 2012
First, when redistricting made his re-election a challenge, Congressman Allen West fled from Broward County. Now, after the votes from his new turf have been counted and partially recounted, West is taking flight from reality.
Night on pavement shows solidarity with homeless
November 16, 2012
Here we were, a crew of 19 temporarily homeless, bedding down for the night in a Fort Lauderdale parking lot. By day we are lawyers, executives, entrepreneurs — and a journalist.
Red-light camera fight filled with frustrating speed bumps
November 14, 2012
What's it like trying to fight a red-light camera ticket? Frustrating.
The rocker, the rich guy and the new sheriff in town
November 12, 2012
What do a former Aerosmith guitarist and a Massachusetts construction magnate have to do with Scott Israel's surprise win over incumbent Al Lamberti for Broward Sheriff? A lot, as it turns out.
A few ways to fix Florida's troubled election system
November 10, 2012
Leave it to Flori-duh to come up with a new level of election dysfunction, and a new head-scratching phrase to boot. In 2000, we had "hanging chad" and "butterfly ballots." This year, thanks to a lawsuit spawned by ridiculously long early voting lines, we had "in-person absentee voting."
Bad night for blowhards, good night for revenge
November 7, 2012
Donald Trump says he wants a revolution. Well, you know, maybe he can fire the first shot with a 3-wood from his West Palm Beach country club.
Despite obstacles, Florida voters pour it on early
November 5, 2012
Good for you, Florida voters. Despite hurdles and cutbacks to early voting, you dug in and made yourselves heard.
First-time South Florida voters fired up to have their say
November 3, 2012
When she landed at the Atlanta airport 10 years ago, Layla Nash remembers how an immigration officer stamped her Russian passport and warmly said, "Welcome to the United States."
In wake of Sandy, will national disaster fund sprout?
October 31, 2012
After the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, the unifying cry across America was: "We are all New Yorkers."
Homeowner dilemma: Citizens Insurance or private upstarts?
October 29, 2012
Thousands of South Florida homeowners face a daunting choice on Nov. 6. Obama-Romney? Nah. I'm talking property insurance.
Allen West in political dogfight against newcomer Patrick Murphy
October 26, 2012
It has become one of the nastiest, costliest and most crucial Congressional battles in the country, and it features two candidates who moved up the South Florida coast from Broward to the redrawn 18th U.S. House district in northern Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie counties.
South Florida voters need patience, perseverance
October 24, 2012
If this year's presidential election were "Sesame Street," the debates would have been brought to us by the letter B. Big Bird, Binders, and Bayonets were the buzzwords that ruled the Obama-Romney clashes, which concluded Monday in Boca Raton.
Rematch in Broward Sheriff's race getting nasty
October 22, 2012
Two Bronx boys are battling again for Broward Sheriff, and the rematch between Republican incumbent Al Lamberti and Democratic challenger Scott Israel has all the charm of a Bronx cheer.
Have no fear, Part 2 of my amendment guide is here
October 21, 2012
The Florida Legislature has bogged down this year's ballot with 11 proposed constitutional amendments, so dense and confounding they have even the most sophisticated voters scratching their heads.
Will Lynn's moment in spotlight leave lasting mark?
October 19, 2012
To see how fleeting the fame of hosting a presidential debate can be, I went to Lynn University on Friday and asked a dozen amped-up students a simple question: Could they name a debate site from the last election cycle of 2008? Blank stares. Then I asked if anybody remembered the small school that hosted the vice-presidential debate earlier this month. More stares. (You can find the answers below.)
Politicizing Florida's Supreme Court bad news for justice
October 17, 2012
Not many voters could name a sitting Florida Supreme Court justice or probably even tell you how many there are overall (seven). That's a good thing. The Court does its business professionally and capably, and even during the charged 2000 election recount, its heart seemed in the right place (let's count every vote accurately) and escaped with its reputation intact.
Is living with your girlfriend really a crime?
October 15, 2012
When you hear about South Florida politicians breaking the law, the allegations usually involve kickbacks or bribes, cash in a doggie bag or a new car in the garage. But living with your girlfriend?
Have no fear, my guide to amendments is here
October 13, 2012
Usually the question I hear most is, "Do you miss sports?" Around election time it becomes, "What the heck are all these amendments on the ballot?"
Who's looking out for homeowners as private insurers take over Citizens policies?
October 10, 2012
It can easily be mistaken for junk mail, a thin envelope from an insurance company that's not your own.
Remembering 'Miss Eve,' a crossing guard who made a mark
October 8, 2012
Time for a break from mud-slinging political campaigns, endless South Florida corruption trials and a Parkland high school's tempest over a cheerleading coach's removal. Today, from another corner of Parkland, a story that restores your faith in community.
Mother of Scott Rothstein's daughter: 'He left us high and dry'
February 6, 2010
The letter from Scott Rothstein arrived a few weeks ago, just before he pleaded guilty in federal court to running a $1.2 billion Ponzi scheme.
Picking on the carcass of Rothstein's fallen firm
January 23, 2010
A prominent Miami builder, a Broward circuit judge and the daughter of former Florida Gov. Lawton Chiles were among the winning bidders who hauled off relics of Scott Rothstein's collapsed law firm at a bankruptcy auction held Saturday.
Charities may have to give back money, cut programs, jobs
November 25, 2009
Before the Thanksgiving feast, more Scott Rothstein tidbits and giblets:
With gifts like luxury cars and homes, were Rothstein's associates blinded by the flash?
November 8, 2009
In the months before his world crumbled, Scott Rothstein gave a Ferrari to Stu Rosenfeldt, the founding partner in his law firm. He also deeded a $475,000 house in Weston to Debra Villegas, his longtime assistant, for $100, county records show.
Badge of dishonor: Hollywood script gets harder to believe
July 31, 2009
If these were criminals planning a heist, we'd be ridiculing their stupidity and brazenness. After all, who cooks up crimes on audiotape?
Is Tri-Rail taking us for a ride?
June 3, 2009
As we waited for the 1 p.m. northbound train at the Fort Lauderdale Airport station Wednesday, Marvin Melvin told me how close he was to breaking his Tri-Rail habit.
Senator Crist? 'People's governor' pulls a fast one
May 13, 2009
You can just imagine the campaign zingers coming soon from Charlie Crist's opponents:
Mayor's antics detract from valid issues raised
July 19, 2007
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle has turned out to be a prophet. Many members of the local gay community aren't very happy at the moment. But their grumpiness has nothing to do with their sexuality. It has everything to do with the flippant ignorance of the man who's supposed to be a leader.A few weeks ago, Naugle made an off-handed remark to my colleague Brittany Wallman that he doesn't call homosexuals "gay" because most "aren't happy." A group of protesters came to City Hall on Tuesday and demanded an apology.
Mayor ought to get his mind out of the outhouse
July 10, 2007
The toilet roll arrived in the mail at Fort Lauderdale City Hall on Monday, its first sheet inscribed with the message: "His Honor -Jim Naugel [sic]. From a very happy homosexual professional & voter. Bye! Steve."Fort Lauderdale Mayor Jim Naugle, who loves saying outrageous things for maximum effect, has stepped in it again.
Spectator fee would put Air & Sea Show on solid ground
March 4, 2004
I've always had mixed feelings about the Air & Sea Show. On the one hand, I'm not a big fan of war weapon fetishism. On the other, watching those military jets swoop down so low and loud that the afterburners rattle your beer, warm your cheeks and drown out the whoops of 100,000 neighbors on the beach is just plain cool.


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GRUB'S up for residents living in sheltered accommodation in Whitehaven thanks to a local school.
Johnson House, at Hillcrest, is having a new extension built for 10 extra people and therefore won't have a full kitchen facility for about six weeks.
Jericho School has offered to help out and provide residents with hot lunches over that period. Some pupils went along this week to meet the residents and staff and tuck in to a joint meal to celebrate.
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Brandon Knight has received most of the attention, but fellow rookies Kyle Singler and Vernon Macklin also enjoyed their moment in the spotlight during Saturday's introductory press conference.
Brandon Knight is not a finished product -- but he knows exactly what he needs to improve to succeed in the NBA. Fortunately, Joe Dumars vows to give Knight the space to make mistakes and grow as a player.
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It's the philosophy that's most bothersome for the Sixers drafting than who they've actually selected this year.
Donnie Walsh failed in his final NBA Draft with the New York Knicks.
Boston College guard Reggie Jackson was selected by the Oklahoma City Thunder with the 24th overall pick in the 2011 NBA Draft.
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