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1. Sports costing taxpayers billions
(Sports/Professional)

... or owned facilities. One of the reasons Sacramento could not build a new basketball facility for the Maloof brothers Kings franchise was that the 2006 arena proposal took away parking lots and replaced ...

2. A Sacramento Kings move to Anaheim could open door for new NBA franchise in Newark
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... seems to be a feeling that the small markets cannot work over the long haul in the NBA. The Maloof brothers, the owners of the Sacramento Kings, apparently are very interested in moving their basketball ...

3. Carmelo Anthony in New York is unlikely to make NBA owners melo
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...  Next Tuesday is the NBA's deadline for an owner to move his franchise. The Sacramento Kings ownership group, the Maloof brothers, have been unable to secure public funding for a new arena and according ...

4. Sports territorial rights put Newark, Brooklyn and the N.Y. Islanders at a disadvantage
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... franchise, Indiana is losing copious amounts of money, and the Maloof brothers are not any closer to getting a new building in Sacramento than they were five years ago. In retrospect, the move of the Vancouver ...

5. Gov. Christie should seek a disgruntled NBA owner instead of lobbying David Stern for Nets replacement
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... to the city in 2004. The Maloof brothers are in a financial mess in Sacramento and claim they need a new arena. With California's financial woes and a proposal by Governor Jerry Brown to de-fund local ...

6. New Jersey might have shot at New Orleans Hornets when N.J. Nets move
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... in Philadelphia. The National Basketball Association now owns the small market New Orleans Hornets. There are reports that the Maloof brothers are thinking about moving their Sacramento Kings franchise ...

7. Study: Even moderate global warming would cause dramatic sea level rise
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... Simons, an assistant professor of geosciences at Princeton; Jerry Mitrovica, a professor of geophysics at Harvard; Adam Maloof, an assistant professor of geosciences at Princeton; and Michael Oppenheimer, ...

8. N.J. scientists lay to rest Earth’s magnetic field controversy
(Sci/Tech/Science updates)

... this paper, we show that Earth's magnetic field has been more stable in the past than originally believed," said Adam Maloof, an assistant professor of geosciences at Princeton and one of the paper's authors. ...