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Here is an Old family postcard of Christmas in the city, I think it's Murray St from 1980.

With the new cameras soon to be announced, I'm hoping Lumix are adopting their Gx9 to compete more closely with the Fujifilm x100vi. Here is my wishlist:

• 21MP+ - Stacked Sensor - Excellent Low light performance
• MFT lens mount
• Phase Detect AF
• Lumix Image Stabilisation
• VLog and Real Time LUT support
• 14 stops DR
• 5k 120fps 12bit <15ms readout speed (fine for max 30mins record time)
• Small size - 300g
• Weather sealed
• Audio ports
• USB-C with SSD transfer
• Gx9 Viewfinder
• UHSii support
• Articulating Touch screen (lockable)
• Mechanical Shutter
• Good battery life
• Connectivity for Lumix LAB
• Hotshoe
• <$1500 AUD

Outside of our monumental team performances, this is a time to respect the 'once a Knick, always a Knick'

• Kornet with a top performance
• Porzingis 'playing' for the Knicks this series
• Randle leading the charge
• Divincenzo fighting
• Hartenstein playing down Joker
• Obi Toppin... hopefully looking out for us
• All our Knicks HoF players Probably heaps more.. Just glad to see our Knicks representing

https://tradenba.com/trades/eRu0PB99C

To save the click

Kings get - Drummond, Trier

Knicks get - Dedmon, Bogdanovich, Markieff

Pistons get - Joseph, DSJ, Portis and 2x2020 second rounders

Should note that the Pistons should look to go full rebuild without Drummond and Griffin. This trade would land them a prospect in DSJ, a decent contract with Joseph, Portis and regain their own second rounder back(~pick 40) as well as another 2nd round pick. This could work well under Casey and alongside the youth in Kennard(SG), Wood(PF), Brown(SG), Mykhailiuk(SG) and Doumbouya(SF).

Drummond can fill the void Dedmon has provided to the Kings and gain the prospect in Trier.

Knicks eat the burden

New to this and just looking for information.

Clean water is becoming scarce and we are looking to offset carbon emissions through these technologies. Has this TITLE already been considered or created?

Here in Western Australia we have an abundance of sunlight and have adopted rooftop solar as an easy way to offset energy costs while helping the environment. The daily energy return to the grid is beginning to outweigh the local energy storage capacity and being a fairly arid part of Australia, are likely to encounter water shortage.

The thought of a Solar powered pumped Hydroelectric energy storage/desalination plant could help overcome each of these problems.

I have seen solar desalin

Nothing new but a slight upgrade for each team. Kings - Enes > Koufos, Sixers - Vonleh > Chandler, Knicks - expirings and a first rounder

[trade idea] (http://www.espn.com/nba/tradeMachine?tradeId=ycrhktpv)

Kings - Enes, Lee

Sixers - Vonleh, Mario

Knicks - Chandler, ZBo, Koufos & 2019 1st rounder from PHI

Note: I'm a big fan of Vonleh and would like the Knicks plan to reacquire him this off season once we have some cap space

A little perspective on our new GMs off season acquisition. Passed on Justin, commited to Tim.

Justin Holiday GP: 3, PPG: 18.3, TRB: 4.0, AST: 2.0, FG%: 35.3, FG3%: 37.9, FT%: 88.9, eFG%: 46.1%, PER: 14.0 Contract: 2 years, $9million.

Tim Hardaway Jr GP: 3, PPG: 9.3, TRB: 1.3, AST: 1.3, FG%: 24.3, FG3%: 22.7, FT%: 71.4, eFG%: 31.1%, PER: -1.2 Contract: 4 years, $71 million, 2020 player option, 15% trade kicker

Mills certainly sent a message to Phil in resigning a player he released for a ridiculous price. Its early days and I hope that THJ brings ba

With 76ers looking to have a loaded team full of youth but in need of a knock down shooter with a good chance to be playoff bound in 17/18 do you think he could fit well or would agree to recharge his career in Philly?

76ers have tonnes of capspace with a loaded front court but should look to move on Okafor seeing the focus on Embiid and could use someone with Melos skillset.

Also if it is the case, what could the trade look like?

The Greek Freek has earned a position as one of the top players in the league with a great future ahead of him. Now on his 4th season in the NBA he has grown from strength to strength and is seen as a formidable franchise piece for the Bucks.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/a/antetgi01.html

Comparably Kristaps is in 2nd season has statistically exceeded Giannis' start but still has not solidified his place on the court or overcome the critics.

http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/p/porzikr01.html

With the Knicks needing changes this should set the perfect foundation for KP but the question needs to be asked, What is the best way to develop KPs future in the NBA?

At

As fans have expected, Knicks have failed to make a decision on their future and have left the current team that is struggling to finish the season in a position that will not benefit the team or the youth.

Instead they are now left with players who are either aged(losing value) or set to expire and so continue to fight to secure a contract for next season somewhere else, leaving Knicks both outside the playoffs and also too far for rebuild.

So what's to look forward to?

The Knicks still have youthful prospects in Kristaps, Willy, Baker and a handful of players with more to bring in KOQ, Thomas, Holiday(provide they re-sign).

With KP and Willy in particular its worth watching how NOrlea