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Corey Evans April 23, 2016
The first day of the second evaluation period got under way in Indianapolis on Friday evening as Under Armour ran some of its top 17-under teams out on the floor at Best Choice Fieldhouse. There were college coaches traversing all throughout the building in catching a glimpse of their top targets in the and also looking to find some new ones to recruit. No one though, took the stage properly in making a loud, impressive statement than Nickeil Alexander-Walker.
NICKEIL ALEXANDER-WALKER MAKES A STATEMENT
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While his box score didn't show anything near what the Canadian guard brought to the floor on Friday evening, the recent developments out of the 6-foot-5 junior is quite impressive. Alexander-Walker is the perfect example of a kid who is looking to get better by the day, is blessed with loads of raw talent, but has an unbelievable feel and passion for the game.
While his team went down in defeat to KC Run GMC, the Canada Elite star showed off immense versatility as a play maker with the ball in his hands. He routinely threw impressive lead bounce passes with his off-hand following the high screen that had many of the college coaches in attendance shaking their heads. Finishing with 14 points, five rebounds, and four assists in the tough less, Alexander-Walker mentioned that USC head coach Andy Enfield and an assistant, along with Maryland head coach Mark Turgeon was in this past week to see him at his school. Enfield was joined by another threat for his services in Virginia Tech head coach Buzz Williams on Friday evening, along with Maryland assistant Dustin Clark.
A top-50 prospect in the 2017 class, Alexander-Walker has his stock on the uptick and is one of the better guard prospects in all of America.
LJ FIGUEROA AND JAVONTE SMART GO HEAD-TO-TOE
Leading the UA series in points per game after a prolific 42 points last weekend in New York, LJ Figueroa picked up right where he left off on Friday evening. So smooth and under control with the basketball in his hands, the 6-foot-6 swingman got to the basket and finished on either side of the cup as he also hit the outside jumper and showed off some facilitating abilities within the half-court setting. What impressed us the most was his defensive prowess as he continually deflected passes and stole the ball during his team's full-court press. Finishing with 26 points, nine rebounds, and three steals in the loss, Figueroa continues to take his game to the next level as he was watched heavily by the likes of South Florida head coach Orlando Antigua and his brother on staff, Maryland, Miami, and Florida State.
While Figueroa was producing on the scoreboard, Javonte Smart, a top-10 guard prospect in the 2018 class, was doing all that he could to get his team back in the game against the Team Breakdown bunch. He settled at times during the middle portions of his game, but Smart still showed off take over abilities when needed.
A giant lead guard with some grit and toughness to him, Smart can do whatever he wants on the hardwood. More shifty than quick, the Louisiana native has recently developed his outside jumper along with his off-hand on drives to the basket. A plethora of Big 12 programs including the likes of Baylor, SMU, Texas A&M, and others were in attendance and they weren't disappointed. Capable of defending all three spots on the perimeter and play making with the best of them, Smart finished with 17 points, 12 rebounds, six steals, and four assists, further cementing his case as an elite prospect within the rising junior class.
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One prospect who has seen his stock immensely improve over the past several months is Gerald Liddell. The 6-foot-7, wiry and long bodied wing, brings a lot to the floor. He doesn't shoot it all that great from deep as he missed both of his perimeter jumper attempts, but where he is at his best is from the mid-range on in.
Super slippery on the attack to the basket, Liddell can finish with the best of them. Due to his long stride, somewhat tough demeanor at the rack, and aggressive playing mentality, the Texas Hard Work wing gets to the charity stripe in high volumes, just as he did on Friday evening hitting eight of his eleven foul shot attempts. Finishing with 20 points and 16 rebounds, the recruiting side of things is just beginning to heat up.
Twelve separate programs have offered Liddell over the past year and several months and in Indianapolis, Duke dispatched two assistant coaches, while Creighton head coach Greg McDermott, Baylor, Texas A&M, and SMU were each in attendance for him.
When probed on who has done the best work with him to date, Liddell had a surprising answer. "I would have to say Creighton," the Lone Star State native said. "Coach Lutz has really recruited me hard. They have a great coaching staff and I know Coach McDermott and how he has his son in the NBA."
While things are far from complete here, look for the Blue Jays to fight it out with some of the upper echelon for one of the best and more productive guys around in the 2018 class.
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Corey Evans has been a member of the HoopSeen family since the summer of 2015. He brings a wealth of experience in scouring the nation in evaluation some of the top prospects from coast-to-coast, and in also finding some of the more under-the-radar prospects from various locales. The managing editor on site, Evans has run a college scouting service, the Roundball Rundown Report, since 2012, as he works with over 100 division-1 college basketball programs from both sides of the nation. Based out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Evans is the primary national contributor at HoopSeen which has broadened the scope of information included within the site itself.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Michigan All-America running back Blake Corum reported his car stolen earlier this month in Ann Arbor.
Corum's camouflage wrapped 2017 Camaro adorned with his BC2 logo was stolen from a parking garage between Jan. 13 and Jan. 16, according to Ann Arbor Police Department records.
Corum tweeted Tuesday that his "parents used their hard earned money" to buy him the car after he graduated from high school.
"God bless whoever stole it," he tweeted.
The car was stolen shortly after Corum made a relatively surprising decision to return to play as a senior for the Wolverines.
The 5-foot-8, 210-pound Corum had a season-ending left knee injury against Illinois on Nov. 19 after running for 1,463 yards and 18 touchdowns. He had 952 yards rushing and 11 touchdowns as a sophomore in 2021.
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'Boys Don't Cry' filmmaker saw past violence to love
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By Jamie Allen
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(CNN) -- Standing outside the door of a small house in the middle of nowhere, Nebraska, filmmaker Kimberly Peirce was obsessed. And that's putting it lightly.
In fact, her obsession with the search for answers to a hate crime had brought her halfway across the country to this place. It had started two years earlier.
While taking graduate film classes at Columbia in New York, she'd read in an April 1994 issue of The Village Voice about the life and death of Teena Brandon -- or Brandon Teena, as she came to be known.
Brandon Teena's story made headlines that year. She was, in physical terms, a female. But Brandon loved women. When she cut her hair and ventured from Lincoln to Falls City, she told everyone she was Brandon, a guy, and started winning the hearts of several females, falling in love with one.
"It's almost like the love affair became more beautiful in a way, because of the way she held on to her love. She felt this absolute spiritual love for Brandon. It was like a soul love."
-- Kimberly Peirce, 'Boys Don't Cry' director
But when Brandon's secret was discovered, she was raped and killed. She was 20.
Peirce read about this story and saw through the "Jerry Springer Show"-type coverage that followed. She saw a person who dared to be different, who dared to chase her inner voice -- and was gunned down because of it.
Peirce was so moved that she knew she had to tell the story on film. So she went to Falls City to research. She went to the farmhouse, sat in the room in which Brandon was executed along with two witnesses. She interviewed people who knew her, hung out at the convenience store where Brandon hung out. She attended the trials of the two men later convicted in Brandon's killing.
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And then Peirce won an interview with the person who was closest to Brandon before her death.
There Peirce was, standing outside a small house in the middle of nowhere on that July day, 1996. She had a video camera with her, ready to record.
Lana Tisdel -- who fell in love with Brandon before finding out the truth of her sexuality, and then still loved her and tried to protect her, still loves her to this day -- answered the door.
It was one of those rare moments in which a filmmaker's obsession converges with her own reality, a checkpoint that perhaps lets her know she's on the right path.
"She stared at me for a long time," Peirce now recalls of the first meeting with Tisdel.
'An emotional artifact'
Fast-forward to the present day. "Boys Don't Cry" is being released Friday in major markets across the country by Fox Searchlight Pictures. It's Brandon's story, told by Peirce with a fictional flair reminiscent of Truman Capote's "In Cold Blood."
The film stars Hilary Swank as Brandon, and Chloë Sevigny as Lana. Peter Sarsgaard and Brendan Sexton III play the trailer-park criminals who are at first Brandon's new buddies, but evolve into her rapists and killers.
Peirce with "Boys Don't Cry" star Hilary Swank at the Venice Film Festival
"The movie itself is an emotional artifact," says Peirce, 32. "That's what I'm most interested in -- creating states of emotion for the audience. That's how I watch movies. I can love all these different kinds of movies, but what I really love is when they get inside my nervous system."
Judging by reviews, the film -- Peirce's first feature-length attempt -- is a top offering for the year. Roger Ebert says, "'Boys Don't Cry' is a compelling and absorbing film for general audiences, the kind of movie like 'Midnight Cowboy,' 'Philadelphia' or 'The Crying Game' that can reach and touch anyone."
Rolling Stone's Peter Travers says, "Peirce moves from delicacy to devastation with uncanny skill, and Swank and Sevigny give performances that burn in the memory."
'It was stunning'
And it all started with that article on Brandon's life and death in 1994. Peirce still remembers how she felt when she read it.
"It completely blew me away," says Peirce. "Here was a girl living in a trailer park, she didn't have much money, she didn't have any role models, and she successfully transformed herself into a fantasy of a boy. That was completely compelling and extraordinary to me -- the courage to carry it out and then the cleverness to keep the fantasy alive."
After researching her subject in Nebraska and interviewing lesbians and transsexuals, Peirce set out to make her film. She started work on the screenplay, and four years later finished with help from screenwriting partner Andy Bienen.
Then there was the matter of raising enough money to shoot it. Peirce struggled at first, but in the final year the finances started rolling in -- in fact, before the lead actress was signed.
"I was looking all over the country, but there was no girl who could play Brandon," says Peirce. Then a videotape arrived in the mail. Peirce, weary from her search, didn't watch it at first.
"Finally," she says, "we popped in the tape, and this beautiful, androgynous person just floated across the screen, cowboy hat on, big sock in his pants, gorgeous boy jaw, boy voice, boy ears, boy eyes, boy forehead. It was stunning."
'People who are like sponges'
It was Swank, whose previous work had included television experience, as well as feature films like "The Next Karate Kid" (1994) and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (1992). Peirce, in allegiance to her obsession with the subject, hired Swank but demanded that she live as a guy for four weeks prior to filming -- go to the store, the restaurant, the bathroom, dressed and acting like a guy.
"I choose people who are like sponges," says Peirce. "Hilary was just drinking Brandon in, his spirit."
The part serves Swank as a re-introduction to audiences -- and to critics. Her evocation of Brandon's slide from adventurous girl to friendly guy to boyfriend to tragic figure is the major reason the film has received such avid press acclaim.
Sevigny is another reason. The star of "Kids" (1995) and "The Last Days of Disco" (1998) reflects the shifting lines between sexualities. As Lana, she at once loves Brandon, but deep down knows the truth and consequences.
"Chloë will never give you a false moment," says Peirce. "She is endlessly gifted. It was an absolute joy to work with her because she really absorbed Lana and brought her to life in ways I couldn't have imagined."
In its finished state, "Boys Don't Cry" rides a crest of freedom as Brandon becomes the person she always wanted to be, though in the subculture of a low-income, Podunk existence. There's bumper-skiing on the backs of pick-ups, bong hits and whip-its, drinking and driving, love and violence.
But the movie revolves around the burgeoning affair between Brandon and Lana, and its inevitable conclusion.
'I think you have a responsibility'
Peirce says her story came out of the research, and the desire to go more deeply into the story.
"I started looking at all the other coverage and a great deal of it was sensational," she says. "People were focusing on the spectacle of a girl who had passed as a boy because that is so unfamiliar to so many people. Where to me, I knew girls who had passed as boys, so Brandon was not some weird person to me. Brandon was a very familiar person.
"People were also focusing on the crime without giving it much emotional understanding and I think that's really dangerous, especially with this culture of violence that we live in," Peirce says. "In duplicating any sort of hate crime, I think you have a responsibility to figure out moment by moment what was motivating this violence to happen, keep it personal, keep it up close, keep it dramatic."
To hear Peirce talk, it sounds almost like Brandon was being channeled through her vision.
"The work was informing me about how I wanted to represent it," Peirce says. "I wanted the audience to enter deeply into this place, this character, so they could entertain these contradictions in Brandon's own mind and would not think she was crazy, would not think she was lying, but would see her as more deeply human."
'I might have resembled Brandon'
Rewind back to that day when Peirce was standing outside the house in the middle of nowhere. The real Lana Tisdel was staring at Peirce for an uncomfortable amount of time, not saying a word.
"There was a strange look in her eyes," says Peirce, "and then once I was inside the house, she said, 'I stared at you like that because I thought you were Brandon.'
"I might have resembled Brandon a little," admits Peirce. "Short brown hair, a little bit androgynous. But I think it was more that she was looking for a sign of him, rather than she actually thought I was Brandon."
Or perhaps she was looking for someone to give Brandon a voice, even in death. The two sat down and talked, Peirce recording the interview. She says she found something in Tisdel; her obsession had led her to an answer.
"Because of the way she talked about him," says Peirce, "it's almost like the love affair became more beautiful in a way, because of the way she held on to her love. She felt this absolute spiritual love for Brandon. It was like a soul love, and society was saying, 'Well, you met him as a boy and now he's a girl. What are you going to do?' Society kept forcing them into these categories that I don't think they really needed. And that was so destructive."
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Kelsey Grammer Net Worth: Allen Kelsey Grammer is an American actor, voice actor, producer, director, writer, singer, and activist. Grammer is known for his two-decade-long portrayal of psychiatrist Dr. Frasier Crane on the NBC sitcoms Cheers and Frasier. Grammer attended the famed acting school Juilliard, then in the late 1970s he held a three-year internship with the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, prior to working at the Guthrie Theater, in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1980. He has a net worth of $60 million.
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Kelsey Grammer is an actor, comedian, television producer, director, and writer, who has a net worth of $60 million dollars.
Kelsey and Cammille Grammer Divorce Settlement:
When Kelsey and Camille Grammer finalized their divorce, she received an estimated $30 million cash settlement.
Kelsey Grammer Salary Per Day | Per Month | Per Year & Earnings Overview
Asset 2012 – Value of his Beverly Hills villa – $6,500,000
Salary 2009 – Per episode salary from Hank until 2010 – $175,000
Salary 2003 – Annual salary from Frasier ($1.6m per episode thru 2003-2004: 24 episodes/season) – $38,000,000
Salary 1993 – Per episode salary from Frasier – $250,000
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Kelsey Grammer is best known for his two-decade portrayal of character "Frasier Crane" on Cheers and Cheers spin-off sitcom Frasier. Grammer attended the famed acting school Juilliard, then in the late 1970s he held a three-year internship with the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego, prior to working at the Guthrie Theater, in Minneapolis, Minnesota in 1980. Grammer's stage work includes his Broadway acting debut as "Lennox" in Macbeth in 1981, as "Sweeney Todd" in the LA Reprise! musical production of Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street in 1999, and his Broadway musical debut in La Cage aux Folles in 2010, for which he was nominated for a Tony Award for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical. Grammer is also known for his voice artist work as "Sideshow Bob" on The Simpsons, and voice work for a number of other animated films.
Grammer's production company, Grammnet Productions, produced a number of shows including he NBC drama Medium, and the CW sitcoms Girlfriends and The Game. In 2014, he appeared on the hit TLC series, Who Do You Think You Are? where he traced back his family heritage and shared his family's story with viewers. Grammer has been married four times and has six children and one grandchild.
He recently had a very public divorce with with his ex-wife, former cast member of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Cammille Grammar; the couple had two children while they were married, a daughter and a son. Kelsey Grammer is currently married to Kayte Walsh, a British flight attendant who is 25 years his junior. The couple also have two children, a daughter and a son.
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Full Name Kelsey Grammer
Date Of Birth February 21, 1955
Place Of Birth Charlotte Amalie, Saint Thomas, in the United States Virgin Islands
Height 6 ft (1.854 m)
Profession Television producer, Actor, Television Director, Voice Actor, Comedian, Singer, Film Producer, Film director, Writer
Education Pine Crest School, Private preparatory school in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Juilliard School
Spouse Kelsey Grammer (m. 2011), Kelsey Grammer (m. 1997–2011),Kelsey Grammer (m. 1992–1993), Kelsey Grammer (m. 1982–1990)
Children Kayte Walsh, Camille Grammer, Leigh-Anne Csuhany, Doreen Alderman
Parents Sally Cranmen Grammer, Frank Allen Grammer
Siblings Karen Grammer, William Grammer, John Grammer, Betty Grammer, Stephen Grammer
Nicknames Allen Kelsey Grammer , Kelsey , Kelsey Grammar
Awards Primetime Emmy Awards, American Comedy Awards, Golden Globe Awards, People's Choice Awards, Golden Raspberry Award
Nominations Hollywood Walk of Fame for television (2001), Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Musical/Best Revival of a Musical (2010, 2016), Saturn Award nomination for Best Supporting Actor, Directors Guild of America Award (1999)
Movies Tin Man (2011), The Expendables 3 (2014), Fame (2009), X-Men: The Last Stand (2006), X-Men: Days of Future Past, I Don't Know How She Does It (2011)
TV Shows Cheers (1984-1993), The Innocent (1994), Frasier (1993-2004), Animal Farm (1999), Boss (2011-2012), Partners (2014), The Last Tycoon (2016)
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Remember that time when I had a blog?
And I, like, wrote… posts?
Sorry that I "went dark" there for a little while ("went dark"… can you tell that I'm in the same room as my husband while he watches reruns of 24 on Netflix?) We went on a trip to Colorado for a couple of weeks and I thought that I'd have time to write but alas, I did not. But if it makes you feel better… we were having a great time with family!
Yesterday, I came across a post by Proverbs 31 Ministries on their facebook page that was a game changer for me. No secret that I've been struggling through the past few months… but when I saw this quote by Billy Graham today, it was like a light bulb went off in my mind.
I mean, I talk about it, I type a prayer out on here every once in a while, but we are talking that this prayer thing needs to be CONSTANT.
Hmmmmm, isn't that, like, a verse or something?
It helped me to have a time set aside for a quick prayer. A "twitter" prayer, if you will… 140 characters. Kept me from babbling and forced me to really focus in on what I wanted to REALLY say to Him. It was a neat exercise.
So today, I'm not going to write out a little prayer. Because I need it to be more than just a "when writing a blog post" and "before dinner" prayer thing for me. I need to be communicating with God more often. I need to stop my day… no matter what is going on, and pray. I need… to never. stop. praying.


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Monmouth County Prosecutor resigns effective in June
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Erin Vogt Published: May 2, 2021
Monmouth County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni, center, and his team that worked on the Paul Caneiro investigation (AP Photo/Seth Wenig)
The top law enforcement official in Monmouth County has announced his resignation.
County Prosecutor Christopher Gramiccioni submitted a letter on Friday to Gov. Phil Murphy, in which he gave a month's notice.
Gramiccioni, a U.S. Naval reserve commander, served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney from 2002 to 2011, before being appointed as acting county prosecutor in 2012. Then Gov. Chris Christie formally nominated him in May 2016 to a five-year term.
Prior to his in-state law enforcement career, he joined the Navy in 1997 and spent most of his time as a Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps officer.
Gramiccioni took a six-month leave from the prosecutor's office in 2014 to serve overseas in Afghanistan as the in-house advocate for Naval Special Warfare, a Navy SEAL team.
"I am truly grateful to you and Governor Christie for the support your administrations have shown our law enforcement community," Gramiccioni said in his letter to Murphy.
According to a report by New Jersey Globe, Superior Court Judge Deborah Gramiccioni, who is married to Christopher Grammicioni, also was expected to resign from her post. As of Sunday, there was no statement issued by the judge, who is more than halfway through her seven-year post.
She also worked as a federal prosecutor, starting as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in 1999, before a stint in the state Attorney General's Office.
Deborah Gramiccioni was deputy chief of staff for Christie, before being tapped to help lead the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which she left a year before her appointment and confirmation as a judge.
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Mavs star Dirk Nowitzki was requested not too long ago in regards to the fast rise of his 19-year-old rookie teammate, Luka Doncic, who has already made his influence felt in All-Star balloting (No. 2 amongst Western Convention forwards in fan voting behind solely LeBron James). Nowitzki chuckled.
That's, in fact, excellent news for the present state of the Mavs, who're 20-23 and a pair of.5 video games from the No. eight seed within the West as they attempt to earn their first postseason slot since 2016. Doncic has averaged a team-high 20.2 factors, with 6.7 rebounds and 5.zero assists, and adopted up a clutch efficiency in a win over Minnesota (29 factors, 12 assists) on Friday with a sterling exhibiting towards the Warriors (26 factors) in a good loss Sunday.
Extra important, although, may very well be what the addition of Doncic means for the way forward for the franchise because the entrance workplace tries to construct a roster round him and, to a lesser extent, Dennis Smith Jr., the Mavs' different younger guard.
Dallas gained an NBA championship in 2011. However the group has not gained a playoff collection since.
"We've been via some robust years — so much after the championship — however the final couple, extraordinarily robust," Nowitzki mentioned. "However we really feel like we have now acquired some nice younger guys. We drafted Dennis final 12 months and we drafted Luka this 12 months. These are some nice younger guys we are able to construct round. They're each solely 20 years outdated or so.
Ah, path. That's been a troublesome topic for Dallas in the previous few years. The Mavs have tried to steadiness the approaching departure of Nowitzki towards the necessity to rebuild, and that's clouded the group's selections. Nowitzki is 40 (nonetheless not sure he is able to retire), and the Mavs have tried to remain aggressive within the West whereas coping with his pure late-career decline.
Going again to the championship, Dallas has repeatedly failed to herald a top-shelf free agent to hold the load alongside Nowitzki — partly as a result of it was clear that Nowitzki was careening towards the top of his time as a star within the league. A few of these misses (Deron Williams in 2012, Dwight Howard in 2013, Carmelo Anthony in 2014) have been lucky, however others (LeBron James in 2014, LaMarcus Aldridge and DeAndre Jordan in 2015) would have been a lift.
The Mavericks did hand out overloaded contracts to Wesley Matthews (2015) and Harrison Barnes (2016), however neither has been ok to raise the franchise again to the playoffs.
Doncic modifications the way in which the Mavs can pitch themselves in free company. This can be a group with a all of a sudden vibrant future, not one clinging to the ultimate productive years of Nowitzki's profession.
"It's at all times arduous to make that pitch and recover from the hump with free brokers," one league supply informed Sporting Information. "However they didn't actually have an opportunity with these guys. Gamers largely like (proprietor Mark) Cuban, they usually had been at all times a compelling sufficient franchise to get within the room with LeBron and Dwight Howard and different stars. However they might not current themselves as a group with an important future.
The Mavericks have been meticulous in defending their cap house going ahead. They may lastly be out from Matthews' contract this summer season (he's being paid $18.6 million this 12 months), and Barnes' contract runs up subsequent summer season (assuming he takes his participant possibility for the 2019-20 season). The Mavs signed DeAndre Jordan this summer season for $23 million however just for one 12 months.
Dallas has solely a little bit greater than $50 million on the books subsequent season and will have round $60 million to spend in the summertime — sufficient to signal a max free agent and one other important wage.
The Mavericks have proven curiosity in Wizards ahead Otto Porter, and will relieve Washington of Porter's hefty contract ($56 million over the subsequent two years after this season) by sending over Matthews and ahead Dwight Powell. That will nonetheless depart the Mavs with sufficient offseason cash to land a max-contract participant, however the Wizards have proven little curiosity in shedding Porter as a pure wage dump. The Mavs could be unlikely to incorporate Smith or draft picks as a part of a Porter bundle.
The Mavs, although, don't determine to be a vacation spot for the handful of high free brokers on the summer season's market — Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson, Kawhi Leonard and Kyrie Irving, all of whom are prone to both stay with their present groups or play on one of many coasts. However it could be well worth the effort for the Mavs to make their supply to any of these gamers.
Dallas may very well be out there for a flexible wing like Khris Middleton and will take a stab at DeMarcus Cousins if he can return to well being this 12 months after present process Achilles tendon surgical procedure.
The Mavericks have choices, and Doncic has brightened the franchise's outlook. Coach Rick Carlisle nearly anticipated that to occur.
They're relying on Doncic to get higher in Dallas — not simply to push for the playoffs this 12 months, however to draw free brokers and rebuild the franchise sooner or later, too.


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Climate change: Global water and food shortages 'to cause new European migrant crisis'
More than 1.2 billion people could be driven from homes by extreme weather, drought and food shortages by 2050
Independent.co.uk
12 Organizations Combating Food Insecurity in Yemen
The armed conflict in Yemen has brought famine, displacement, and violence to its residents since 2015. The country faces one of the world's worst humanitarian crises with more than 24 million people requiring assistance, according to the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA).
Food Tank
With rising population and declining arable land, China may be staring at a major food crisis
Since 1949, China lost one fifth of its arable land to urbanisation and industrialisation and currently only about 10 to 15 per cent of the land is left good for agriculture (compared to 50 percent in India).
India Times
Climate change, migration, and the future of pandemics
In the late 18th century, a French zoologist visiting South Africa documented a deadly local livestock disease, known as bluetongue, noting a "prodigious swelling of the tongue, which then fills the whole mouth and throat; and the animal is every moment in danger of being choaked [sic]." Fast-forward some 240 years, and the disease can be found virtually worldwide.
Thefern.org
'Job creation in rural areas will stem urban migration'
Ensuring job opportunities in other states can help to prevent the poor from moving to Kuala Lumpur merely to live off handouts, two social scientists said yesterday.
Thesundaily.my
Food system transformation may require an unprecedented level of global cooperation
"Food systems have the potential to nurture human health and support environmental sustainability; however, they are currently threatening both." This sentence, the opening statement of the EAT-Lancet Report published last year, reflects a growing consensus among global experts on food, nutrition and the environment: Our food system is broken and we need to fix it, fast.
Limes, rivista italiana di geopolitica
www.limesonline.com


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Canadian author John Marlyn was born in Hungary on April 2, 1912. Came to Canada as an infant and grew up in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Worked as a script reader for a film studio in England during the depression-era 1930s. Returned to Canada before World War II and worked as a writer for the Canadian government in Ottawa. From 1963-1967 he taught creative writing at Carleton University. His first novel, Under the Ribs of Death (1957), won a Beta Sigma Phi award. Wrote science fiction under the pseudonym Vincent Reid. Died in the Canary Islands on November 16, 2005. Biographical information available in The Oxford companion to Canadian literature, 2nd ed., p. 742-743.
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If you're using Twitter for business, you should make sure you brand yourself. Branding is critical to your success on Twitter because you want to make sure you are on the top of your follower's minds.
When someone thinks of you and your brand, you want them to think about the things that make you different — the things that make you stand out from the crowd. Consider the emotions that you want your brand to invoke.
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Remember what your mom said when you were a kid?
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Over the last several years, online marketing has been split into two opposing teams. Two tribes, if you will.
Mention the words "Internet marketing" to some, and images of obnoxious "gurus" spring to mind. You know the guys: big red headlines, yellow highlighting, crazy promises and hype. And yet real Internet marketers (not get-rich-quick scam artists) are some of the smartest, wealthiest, and most ethical entrepreneurs you'll ever meet.
Mention the words "social media marketing" to some, and images of touchy-feely idealists who promote community over cash come to mind. And yet some of the smartest people in online marketing successfully participate in social media for higher traffic, better search engine optimization, and larger profits.
Third Tribe was built by Chris Brogan, Brian Clark, Sonia Simone and Chris Garrett — Experts at using Twitter for business.
You might have guessed that there's an overlap between the best and brightest of both of those two tribes. In fact, the "middle" marketers are the ones to watch.
This middle tribe avoids excessive hype and snake-oil offers. But they have no problem asking for the sale and making money. Lots of money.
These marketers test approaches from every direction to adapt and apply what they learn in a way that works. This tribe profits from the intersection of pragmatism and progress.
Using Twitter for business has a lot to do with the brand you are building. It's not just about promotion and traffic, it's also about the reputation you are building.
There is a LOT to learn about branding if you are relatively new to it, but don't worry about all the rules. Just pay attention to who you want to be in the world from a business standpoint and make sure your Twitter activity reflects that an builds on it.