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See hot-air balloons soar, celebrate pride and Caribbean heritage, tie the knot in clear-sky cities (don't miss our predictions!) and much more – they're all perfect reasons to jump into June.
Midnight Sun, Arctic Circle
Midnight Sun, Arctic CircleThe sun shines at … midnight. Take in the magical sight of the midnight sun this June in places like Hornstrandir, Iceland's northernmost peninsula, just a few miles from the Arctic Circle. Here, the sun is visible for 24 consecutive hours, as the sun barely disappears below the horizon. 960 1280
Nude Bathing, Iceland
Nude Bathing, IcelandKeep Father Time -- and maybe a few wrinkles -- at bay with a nude dip in a balmy hot spring. That personal prescription for wellness comes straight from Icelandic lore, and true to form, Icelanders take a nude dip in hot springs and the surrounding sea every June 24. They also live long lives. Coincidence? 960 1280
Sonoma County Hot Air Balloon Classic
Sonoma County Hot Air Balloon ClassicSee the Purple People Eater, Sushi the Flying Fish and other colorful balloon characters soar through the skies of California's wine country. Since its start 23 years ago, this annual summer event in the town of Windsor, CA, has gone on to draw balloon pilots from all over the country. You can also enjoy a tethered ride, hovering 50 feet above the ground. 960 1280
Destination Wedding in …
Destination Wedding in …Getting married this month? Don't just dream of being a June bride, make it a reality in some of the most weather-perfect places to tie the knot this month. Our friends at weathertrends360 have forecasted June's top 5 clear-sky destinations: Bar Harbor, ME (best time June 21-30); Orlando (June 1-8); NYC (June 21-30); Napa Valley (June 9-16); and San Francisco (June 10-17). 960 1280
Summer Holiday in Newquay, UK
Summer Holiday in Newquay, UKIf you love to surf and travel, combine both passions with a trip to this seaside town in southwest England. June kicks off the best time of year to visit Newquay, widely touted as the surf capital of the UK. Situated on a gorgeous stretch of the Atlantic Coast, the town boasts 9 long and easily accessible beaches – head to Fistral Beach, home to some of the best breaks in the area. 960 1280
Saint Tropez
Saint TropezIf all things French are calling your name, book a trip to Saint Tropez. June is one of the best times of year to savor this glamorous seaside town on the French Riviera, home to beautiful beaches like the golden-sand stretch of Plage Port Grimaud. Plan your last-minute getaway with our travel deals experts. 960 1280
Gay Pride Celebrations
Gay Pride CelebrationsCelebrate freedom (and some really wild getups) in month-long gay pride celebrations worldwide. LGBT pride parades from San Francisco to Sydney are the highlight of the festivities, which hearken back to the days of gay resistance to police aggression in June 1969 at NYC's Stonewall Inn, now a National Historic Landmark. 960 1280
Midsummer Festival, Sweden
Midsummer Festival, SwedenLet the sun shine in! When the summer solstice arrives … and the Earth's semi-axis is most inclined toward the sun … head to Sweden for the country's traditional Midsummer Day, in late June. Here, locals carry heart-shaped wreaths as part of the festivities in the Swedish town of Leksand, about 150 miles from Stockholm. 960 1280
Kamehameha Day
Kamehameha DayGet out your grass skirt out … and get ready to hula! It's Kamehameha Day! Each June, Hawaii honors the monarch -- depicted here in a towering bronze statue in downtown Honolulu -- who first established the unified Kingdom of Hawaii and brought coffee and pineapple to its shores. Plan your Hawaii getaway with our Big Island Weekend Guide. 960 1280
Philippines Independence Day
Philippines Independence DayHead to this archipelago of 7,107 islands in the western Pacific for the country's national holiday marking its call for independence, first proclaimed in June 1898, and finally realized in 1946. Relax in a hillside villa on the small island of Boracay, or book a stay at El Nido Resorts, located on various islands in the area. 960 1280
Katmai National Park, Alaska
Katmai National Park, AlaskaThere's only 1 place in the world to see this iconic image: Southern Alaska. And there's only 1 time of year to see it: Late June through the end of July. Head to Katmai National Park to see some very hungry brown bears enjoy a feast of sockeye salmon that make their annual migratory run from the northern Pacific Ocean into park waters -- Brooks Camp is the place to the see this unrivaled nature show. 960 1280
South Florida's Summer Savings
South Florida's Summer SavingsYou can't jump into June without jumping into South Florida. Seriously, now is the time to enjoy discounted rates (in some cases, up to 50%) at area hotels and resorts. See how to do Miami and Fort Lauderdale on a budget, and for popular, family-friendly beach vibes, check out our Delray Beach Guide. 960 1280
National Caribbean-American Heritage Month
National Caribbean-American Heritage MonthJune kicks off hurricane season in the Caribbean, but don't let that stop you from savoring Caribbean heritage … right here in America. President Obama has named it National Caribbean-American Heritage Month, and among the festivities happening nationwide is the DC Caribbean Carnival, an annual parade and festival held in late June. 960 1280
Queenstown Winter Festival
Queenstown Winter FestivalIf you're hungry for snow, hightail it to this annual festival in New Zealand, which attracts thousands of skiers and snowboarders to the blindingly white slopes surrounding the resort town of Queenstown. A big draw is Coronet Peak, located 12 miles north of town, where powdery terrain comes courtesy of some of the country's best snowmaking facilities. 960 1280
Spoleto Festival, Charleston
Spoleto Festival, CharlestonEnjoy one of the world's major performing arts festivals this June in Charleston, SC. Founded in 1977, the Spoleto Festival was the brainchild of Pulitzer Prize-winning Italian-American composer Gian Carlo Menotti. The 17-day-long fest, named in honor of the ancient Italian city of Spoleto, showcases established and emerging artists through more than 150 performances of jazz, theater, dance, opera and classical music. 960 1280
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Turkey Day Travel
Turkey Day TravelNotoriously long lines and long waits: The day before Thanksgiving ranks as the busiest travel day of the year. Drive, fly or take the train -- we don't care how you get here, just as long as you arrive in notorious aplomb and style (no fugly Thanksgiving sweaters, please). 960 1280
San Diego Bay Wine & Food Festival
San Diego Bay Wine & Food FestivalNotoriously passionate wine and food lovers descend on Southern California each November for the region's largest festival of its kind. How notorious are we talking? Well, let's just say any festival that lures some of the best national chefs, local culinary stars, and celebrated winemakers and brewmasters means serious gastronomic pleasure is in order. 960 1280
Day of the Dead
Day of the DeadFamilies decorate the graves of loved ones throughout Mexico as part of this annual national holiday. A blend of pre-Columbian and Catholic traditions, Day of the Dead may sound notoriously spooky to outsiders. But to those who celebrate it, the day offers a way to reflect and share in treasured memories of loved ones through acts of commemoration, including making altars like this. 960 1280
Fun Fun Fun Fest
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Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Macy's Thanksgiving Day ParadeA few notorious mishaps aside (like last year's tipsy Kool-Aid Man), this annual parade signals the official start of the holiday season. A tradition since 1924, the 3-hour extravaganza starts at 9 a.m., stretching 6 miles through NYC, while offering up a whimsical feast of sights and sounds -- including Pokemon's yellow mouse mascot, Pikachu, pictured here. 960 1280
Deer Hunting Season
Deer Hunting SeasonNotorious to some, delectably yummy to others, deer-hunting season begins with a bang -- sorry, Bambi -- come November. That's because the month is prime deer-mating season: Male bucks are often so distracted by the urge to mate they may not detect the sound of Grandpa Earl's carbine locking and loading off in the distance. Head to states like Kentucky, New Hampshire and Minnesota for the hunt. 960 1280
JFK Assassination
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Chicago's Food Film Festival
Chicago's Food Film FestivalFood in the theater?! The sight may be a notorious no-no to crabby old docents, but at this annual festival, the paired enjoyment of food and film -- from the comfort of a theater seat -- is a must. The annual event, now in its third year, invites audience members to actually taste some of the dishes they see before them on the big screen. 960 1280
Thanksgiving Meal
Thanksgiving MealMmm, mmm, good! Notoriously succulent (when baked right), the turkey takes center stage at many holiday tables. America cooks up more than 45 million turkeys for Thanksgiving, plus another 22 million come Christmastime, which adds up to a whole lotta post-meal sleepiness. 960 1280
Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage MonthHeroic resolve in the midst of often notorious treatment defines Native American Heritage Month. Kick off this special month of commemoration -- and appreciation -- with a visit to this dazzling waterfall, tucked in a land in the heart of the Grand Canyon that's been home to the Havasupai American Indian tribe for nearly 1,000 years. 960 1280
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The RockettesLet's go girls! Those sky-high kicks, those naughty smiles -- oh, it certainly wouldn't be a notoriously fun November without the Rockettes. During the holiday season, the legendary dance company kicks it into high gear with 5 shows a day, 7 days a week. See the grand show unfold in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular, presented at Radio City Music Hall. 960 1280
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Songkran Water Festival
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Semana Santa
Semana SantaAn important holiday in largely Catholic countries like Mexico and Spain, Semana Santa (Holy Week) showcases colorful parades, Masses, fireworks and elaborate ceremonies, like these celebrants in Roman garb placing crosses on a stone overlook. Semana Santa also coincides with spring break; you may see a sand sculpture of the Last Supper on a Mexican beach during this time! 960 1280
HoliSpring wouldn't be the same in northern India without this annual festival. Celebrated by Hindus, who throw colored powder at each other, this vibrant festival of colors celebrates the season's many hues, as well as events from Hindu mythology, such as when a devotee of Lord Vishnu was saved from death. 960 1280
NowruzWidely referred to as the Persian New Year, this annual festival also marks the first day of spring -- which is celebrated on the day of the astronomical Northward equinox (usually around March 21). Nowruz is celebrated throughout Central Asia and here, in Kyrgyzstan's capital city of Bishek. 960 1280
PassoverOne of the most widely observed Jewish holidays, Passover commemorates the story of the ancient Israelites' deliverance from slavery in Egypt -- items on this "seder plate" showcase symbolic foods related to the story. The weeklong holiday always falls during the spring season, based on a biblical commandment: "Guard the month of spring, and make then the Passover offering." 960 1280
Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake
Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and WakeCompetitors race down a steep hill -- known as Cooper's Hill, near Gloucester, England -- as they vie for the day's ultimate prize: a round of Double Gloucester cheese. This centuries-old tradition is held on the UK's Spring Bank Holiday, attracting not only locals from the nearby village of Brockworth but also people from all over the world. 960 1280
Holla Mohalla
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Cimburijada (Festival of Scrambled Eggs)
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Walpurgis Night
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Las Fallas
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Spring Equinox in Teotihuacán
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Chapter 2
Solomon engages Huram of Tyre to supply timber for the temple—Laborers are organized to do the work.
1 And Solomon determined to build an
2 And Solomon told out threescore and ten thousand men to bear burdens, and fourscore thousand
3 ¶And Solomon sent to
4 Behold, I
5 And the house which I build is great: for great is our God above all gods.
6 But who is able to build him an house, seeing the heaven and
7 Send me now therefore a man cunning to work in gold, and in silver, and in brass, and in iron, and in purple, and crimson, and blue, and that can skill to grave with the cunning men that are with me in Judah and in Jerusalem, whom David my father did provide.
8 Send me also cedar trees, fir trees, and algum trees, out of Lebanon: for I know that thy servants can skill to cut timber in Lebanon; and, behold, my servants shall be with thy servants,
9 Even to prepare me timber in abundance: for the house which I am about to build shall be wonderful great.
10 And, behold, I will give to thy servants, the hewers that cut timber, twenty thousand measures of beaten wheat, and twenty thousand measures of barley, and twenty thousand baths of wine, and twenty thousand baths of oil.
11 ¶Then Huram the king of Tyre answered in writing, which he sent to Solomon, Because the Lord hath loved his people, he hath made thee king over them.
12 Huram said moreover, Blessed be the Lord God of Israel, that made heaven and earth, who hath given to David the king a wise son, endued with
13 And now I have sent a cunning man, endued with understanding, of
14 The son of a woman of the daughters of Dan, and his father was a man of Tyre, skilful to work in gold, and in silver, in brass, in iron, in stone, and in timber, in purple, in blue, and in fine linen, and in crimson; also to grave any manner of graving, and
15 Now therefore the wheat, and the barley, the oil, and the wine, which my lord hath spoken of, let him send unto his servants:
16 And we will cut wood out of Lebanon, as much as thou shalt need: and we will bring it to thee in floats by sea to Joppa; and thou shalt carry it up to Jerusalem.
17 ¶And Solomon numbered all the
18 And he set threescore and ten thousand of them to be bearers of burdens, and fourscore thousand to be hewers in the mountain, and three thousand and six hundred overseers to set the people a work.


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CHICKASHA – USAO's colors may be green and gold, but on Saturday against Lubbock Christian, the Drover soccer teams will take on a whole new shade.
USAO's Colleges Against Cancer will be teaming up with the soccer programs to bring cancer awareness during Saturday's soccer games. Women's game kicks off at 1 p.m., and men kick off at 3 p.m.
"This year, both the men and women are wearing Nike pink jerseys and pink shoelaces," said Scott Parkinson, a sophomore with the men's soccer team. "We're doing it to raise awareness."
Fans are asked to wear pink to the game. CAC and members of the teams sold pink soccer shirts in late September to raise money to be donated to USAO's Relay For Life team.
"I think everyone's excited. It's not something we do all the time," said Kris Andrews, a soccer senior. "We're really excited. It's something different, and it's for a good cause."
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Pluggo Technology Moves to Max for Live
Effective immediately, Cycling '74 will discontinue sales of prebuilt Max-based audio plug-in packages. This includes Pluggo, Mode, Hipno, and UpMix. We will still continue to support current users as best we can, but there will be no further development on either the plug-in packages or their supporting technology.
We have decided instead to focus our development efforts on a single application, Ableton Live, where we can work directly with the developers and exert some influence over the host environment. Max for Live, announced this past January, offers the key ingredient, interactive software development, that reflects our company's mission in life. With Max for Live, we've used our ten years of experience creating plug-ins to improve every aspect of our development system, adding new user interface tools, sample-accurate automation ramps, and flexible parameter definition and storage options.
As part of our Max for Live development, we have begun to revive the highlights of the Pluggo audio effect and instrument collection, and a couple of screen shots below show examples of our efforts to date. Our Pluggo-inspired devices will be freely available for use with Max for Live, and in recognition of our loyal customer base, we have arranged with Ableton to provide Max for Live discounts to plug-in customers. Details will be announced when the product is released later this year.
I completely rely on Degrader for my production in MOTU Digital Performer. I have NO idea what to do now. I'd be willing to pay for that one plugin alone what I paid for the whole suite.
How about Max for Digital Performer, or Max for Logic. Why ableton? I hate ableton live. I bought ableton suite 8 just because I knew max for live was coming, but had to sell it as it was not the way I like to work. I have a Max 5 license, but would love to use it as a pluggin in DP.
Hi Filament, I believe this article will help to articulate our motivations for choosing to partner with Ableton on this project.
So why can we download the Pluggo 3.6 demo from your site, but have no way of purchasing it ? I love the plugins, and want to pay for them and get the 'challenge – response' authorization, but cannot. It's kind of a tease. I also want to use them with Digital Perfomer.
We have to keep the downloads available to people who purchased Pluggo before it was discontinued. Alternatively, you can download Pluggo Junior and use it without authorization.
How about Max for Digital Performer, or Max for Logic. Why ableton? I hate ableton live. I bought ableton suite 8 just because I knew max for live was coming, but had to sell it as it was not the way I like to work. I have a Max 5 license, but would love to use it as a pluggin in DP.
Me too! I Love Max and I hate live.
How about the option to export patches as vst or other Plugins?
Max should be a flexible tool. In cooperation with live Max is not flexible enough.
this is entirely rubbish. ableton live is a bit of a toy for stupid house musicians. no offence :) – why did you have to integrate it with a sequencer? seems to me the whole point of software like this is as a modular effects unit, why does it need to be inside a sequencer!? im a registered user of pluggo which is making funny noises on this mac for some reason (no funny noises its not supposed to make) and i think you should have gone the plogue route of supplying a vst or au version of it so you could plug it into any sequencer. really bad decision.
Hi Kris,
If Pluggo is making an intermittent buzzing sound, it most likely means that it is unauthorized. Pluggo authorization instructions (for current owners) can be found here: http://cycling74.com/support/auth_plugins
If you have any trouble authorizing, feel free to drop a line to support for help.
I can see where they're coming from, two major OS's, countless DAW hosts, RTAS, AU, and VST…oh, actually Win and Mac VST..good luck with any .dll converters for using Windows only VSTs in OSX..rolling dice. More choice often equals more complications. All of those factors (plus piracy), must be a nightmare for such a small company. Pluggo was, what, $200 for more than 100 plugs, most of which were infinitely useful & easy to use? Great deal, really. This sort of thing happens, and most companies don't even say they'll return your calls, it's just tough tit-tay. Won't name any names, but was a certain software company whose suite of far fewer plugs with mostly cludgy interfaces cost me way more and they left me in the cold with no upgrade path and no support. Their Not-So-Intact VST was abandonware mere months after I paid $100 for it, too. It was also awesome seeing AbysmalSynth repackaged as a "bigger" synth with the UI that Abysmal should have had from the start. Shame, some of their products sound very nice. A software company that actually responds to people and offers software with great UI's, great sound, with a great price deserves some patience. This is more like Legacyware than Abandonware, it's obvious they're still fielding questions from people who bought their products.
The comment about Ableton only being for stupid house musicians made me laugh…that's kinda like those who say Image Line's FLS is only for techno weenies and beginners. I may not like FLS's workflow, but it's a full music production suite that will do anything the end user takes the time to learn how to do. People use Ableton for all types of music. Among all DAWs, Ableton is the one that offers the most modularity and routing with the least amount of fuss.
The partnership with Ableton seemed like a wise move to me. It would be really cool to see a Live Lite For Max version of Ableton Live for those who just want to use Max by rewiring Live to their main DAW, but I don't know if the guys at Ableton like Cycling74 THAT much. Ableton is solid on both Windows and OSX, so Ableton can deal with that area while Cycling74 can concentrate on porting all the Pluggo plugs everyone loved to Max For Live and providing support.
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Let see; Pluggo, Radial, Hipno, and Mode all gone the way of the dinosaur. I love Hipno, one of the coolest plugins in the world. Not only does it bother me that I dropped money on all of these, but the fact that I would have kept buying your products had there been such a scorched earth appoarch to a business deal. Makes me not interested in buying into Ableton at all, who knows in a couple of years maybe that will be dumped as well!! I don't have much trust in Cycling 74 or Electrotap. I have waited a long time before I said anything to see what would shake out. I'm sure niche industries are difficult but I would think Ableton could have made money selling Hipno as a standalone under the Ableton name!
Hello all: me to, I don't want buy Ableton, a product for a certain type of music, that I don't want to do. I like Hipno, and I want to see this product alive. I think it is easier to update than to develop this product, so it is not so hard to update it.
I am a paying customer, who must keep old machines and old DAW to make it work. I think that to have abandoned this product is a betrayal of those who gave you money, it's something dishonest. I'm sure the question lies in the problems between your two companies and not the lack of public interest. If Cycling74 applied a bad trade policy, well, send in the garbage of history, and choose another distributor! Or, offer these products to enthusiasts who will update them for free !!!!!
Wow. I was going to buy Max 6 because I wanted to be able to design my synthesizers to use in the DAW of my choice. I HATE ABLETON WITH A PASSION! I honestly think this is a horrible choice and Cycling 74 is going to lose a ton of loyal users. Native Instruments is gonna get a lot more business. The Upside to this is that I can probably find Pluggo somewhere for free …. ^_^
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The whole idea of streaming- in the old days one would wait for your tape of the show to arrive via the mail. It as I have many, was on a UDXEII cassette, which as soon as it arrived I had to make my own by drawing on the cover.ReplyDelete
Now with the internet one can either get to experiance the show immediatly via a live stream or listen to it during set break. It is actually amazing how much technology has advanced in my lifetime. I am looking foward to seeing what happens next.
I think Jerry would be proud of all the advancements and approve .
-Robin S.
My fav post Jerry is Ratdog. I loved the sound Bobby was putting out there with the saxophone. :)ReplyDelete
-Gina G.
My favourite post-Jerry Grateful Dead project? Phil & Friends Summer '06 with Joan, Phil, Trey sit-ins... specifically the Bethel Woods set with Trey where they re-performed The Grateful Dead's Woodstock setlist... but there were lots of other great shows on that tour. Love the Joan-led Althea's too. Great giveaway - thanks!ReplyDelete
Furthur. It's great to see Bobby and Phil back together jammin into the sunset of their lives. Also it is great to see John living his dream gig!ReplyDelete
Further gets my pick. I was born in 1984 and thus was 11 when Jerry died so it is the closest thing I could get to seeing the original Grateful Dead.ReplyDelete
I'm a furthur girl. Furthur has been one of the most, in my opinion, Grateful Dead-sounding bands since Jerry. While I would say Phil Lesh because he has done his own thing, in a Grateful Dead light, Furthur has been the most successful at creating the same, or similar, atmosphere and sound. There shows are euphoric and make you feel like you're in a time machine going back into time. I love the idea of using the name based off the bus used in their trip with Ken Kesey. All in all I think furthur is the best recreation of all the Grateful Dead encompassed, and I couldn't be more excited to see them in Madison next month!ReplyDelete
- Alexandria F.
The original Furthur shows because I got to see the boys play to a couple thousand people in an old baseball park in Maine.ReplyDelete
-Todd S.
I have enjoyed several Furthur shows and think they are the closest to the Jerry Days. John's guitar work is great and his vocals are too.ReplyDelete
Phil and Friends. Because I hate it when Bobby sings Jerry songs. Just feels like a stranger singing.ReplyDelete
Furthur! First of all Joe Russo is a monster and makes this project just that much better to an already fun band with John K. Just rippin up the Garcia licks and vocals! Just a great band that's so much fun!ReplyDelete
- Barry B.
Phil Lesh & Friends has been the source of my favorite Post-Jerry 'Dead experiences. The shows have been tighter than the other projects that I've seen. There was a St. Steven at Alpine Valley around the end of the '90s that made my month.ReplyDelete
7 walkers. I think they have a great sound and with Hunter doing some writing, the songs have a familiar ring to them.ReplyDelete
The Other Ones was, and still is, my favorite post-Jerry Dead project. Simply because I can still remember how I felt when I realized that The Music Truly Was Not Going To Stop! It was great to see the guys carry the torch Furthur on down the road, even though Bill wasn't ready quite yet.ReplyDelete
In the post-Jerry world I find myself living in, I still enjoy the sounds of 'the good ol' Grateful Dead. That is why I still listen to, and travel to see Furthur. To see Bobby and Phil still getting it up night after night, is not only a musical thrill, but a testament to phrase "Peace through Music".ReplyDelete
Loved seeing the Other Ones in Boston in '02, but Furthur has been ripping it up too!ReplyDelete
This is my jam.ReplyDelete
Furthur! Love seeing Phil and Bobby together and Joe Russo just tops it off! Great giveaway! Thanks!ReplyDelete
My favorite post Jerry Grateful Dead project has been the Phil Lesh Quintent, with Jimmy Herring, John Molo, Rob Baraco, and Warren Haynes. I have yet to see any of the Dead member bands have the power and punch, jams, and tightness of that band.ReplyDelete
Clearly FurthurReplyDelete
My favorite post-Jerry Grateful Dead project is Phil and Friends. Some of the lineups are better than others but I like how each configuration has a different take on the material.ReplyDelete
Without a doubt, Furthur is my favorite post-Jerry project. Besides the fact that they finally landed a guitarist who gives the music that familiar sound we all can't seem to live without (although some people disagree), there is something about this particular configuration that has clicked/gelled to bring the magic back in a way no previous incarnation has. The backing vocals also bring an excellent touch, and the selists are often above and beyond. Although I realize this too shall pass, given the age of the two original band members, I plan to ride the train until its final stop. The sense of community, in my opinion, has not been this intense since the days of the original GD, and the music is top-notch and "close enough to pretend." Long live Furthur!ReplyDelete
-Jose M.
I love The Dead as a post jerry project. Warren Haynes's vocals and guitar prowess were a welcome addition to the core four. I felt they had a good groove going.ReplyDelete
- Jennifer S.
The Dead, hands down. With Warren Haynes fronting the band they were unreal. With Billy and Mickey back it was the closet thing that you can get to the dead. Jeff Chimenti was on keys, and Bobby and Phil were dead on. I went to the show in Mountain View, flew over from NY, the band opened with Jack Straw and played a perfect setlist. The Dead take the best post Jerry group for meReplyDelete
-Brian D.
The Dead, hands down. With Warren Haynes fronting the band they were unreal. With Billy and Mickey back it was the closet thing that you can get to the dead. Jeff Chimenti was on keys, and Bobby and Phil were dead on. I went to the show in Mountain View, flew over from NY, the band opened with Jack Straw and played a perfect setlist. The Dead take the best post Jerry group for meReplyDelete
- Brian D.
Love Furthur, Phil really is playing as good as he ever has. The deep-cut song choices are songs I always wanted to hear the Dead play, such as New Potato Caboose, King Soloman's Marbles, Alligator, Caution, etc.ReplyDelete
- @Silverio1969
favorite project would be watching Phil & Friends and transfering my dat masters to disc.ReplyDelete
-Craig S.
My favorite has to be this edition of Furthur. Joe is my favorite drummer and John does a kick ass job too. I hope they keep those two around for a long ass time!ReplyDelete
- Fred D.
the 2001-2002 era Phil and friends. Jimmy and Warren combined with Phil made for some serious awesome sauce!ReplyDelete
- @wolfmanscousin
Phil and Friends with Trey and Mike. I know not going with a dead or furthur project might be blasphemy, but there was a sweetness to those shows...ReplyDelete
- @saulomite
I first saw The Grateful Dead at RFK stadium in '73 with the Allman Brothers . My last show , in a perfect Zen circle , was there as well in '95. My friends and I often mused what we would do, how we could possibly continue the adventure in the event of Jerry's passing .Unfortunately , our concerns proved founded , and we the fans , as well as the band floundered for a while...stunned by our grief .But we all knew that if the long strange trip was truly the magic we believed it was , we'd have to press on , past the setting of any individual , even Jerry . We all tried to keep the energy going , touring with bands like Phish , hoping to keep the tribe intack . Bobby took to the road with a vengance , but it took us all a while to again find our footing , to say with conviction that Our Love Is Real ...Not Fade Away.Each year since . the band , the Tribe and our love has grown stonger and bolder , and I find myself again enjoying the music , the scene , and the ongoing Grateful Dead collective experience as a living , breathing , viable tradition, being passed through the generations . It is because of this that I treasure the way the Boys are playing today with full flame and passion , exploring New Space again , while revisiting early roots that and music i'd never heard before live .It gets better and stronger again with each passing year , and for this I love the present incarnation , Furthur ..... Furthur Indeed!ReplyDelete
- Jesse C.
I guess if i had to pick it would be Kreutzmann's 7 Walkers. I was fortinate enough to get an early taste of the Walkers when Bill Kreutzmann, Papa Mali, and Matt Hubbard, and Hutch Hutchinson, in Gorge Porter Jr's spot, played at Schwagstock 40 in May of 2009. This was a few months before 7 walkers was released. Even hung out with Matt for a bit after the show. I just got back from festival where i saw Melvin Seals, Jimmy Tebeau, and Dave ABear from JGB.ReplyDelete
- @DeadAheadRA
I can honestly say I love everything that Jerry acomplished in his lifetime with us he was a amazeing artist. My favroite times growing up when I was a child siiting by the record player with my father listening to Grateful Dead albums with my father. Jerry paved the way for other great jam bands and lots of great jam band music festivals today Thank You Jerry you will always be in our hearts......ReplyDelete
- Norma P.
My favorite post Jerry Grateful Dead project is organ donorship. I think Phil is an incredicle spokesman for organ donorship....God Bless The Grateful DeadReplyDelete
- @davidshore1
My favorite post jerry project was the The Other Ones on Furthur fest tour tour especially in 1998-2001 hasn't been that great since, the new "furthur" can't even touch it!ReplyDelete
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Jack Straw, Playin in the Band > Bird Song > Baba Jingo, Stir It Up*, Blackbird@bw/aj > Bird Song Jam@bw/mk/sk/aj/bh > Ripple@bw/mk/sk/aj/bh, White-Wheeled Limousine, St. Stephen > The Eleven > Drumz/Jam > Banyan Tree > Playin in the Band (reprise) > Wharf Rat > The Valley Road > Touch of Grey
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A close second was when Rat dog toured with Rob Wasserman, that guy really added something special to there sound.
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Phil and friends the quintet with jimmy herring and warren haynes . It was some of the freest music i have ever seen in my life.ReplyDelete
- Bart P.
FURTHUR!!!! Great to see the guys who wrote the songs playing them again, and playing them well (usually)!!!ReplyDelete
Tela P.
Furthur is my favorite side project. I love Bobby and Phil. I have had the chance to see them the most.ReplyDelete
- Rosa M.
I think the Phil and Phriends with Page and Trey was the best outing so far. I do have to admit the Other Ones at the end of the 98 tour at Shoreline was awesome when they played St Stephen. But the Phil and Phriends in April 99 was hands down the coolest.ReplyDelete
- @phattskis
I saw Furthur in Mansfield and I loved it!! I'm only 17 years old and so it's the closest I'll get to seeing the Dead live! Amazing experience. I'm trying to figure out how to get to Amherst to go see them in November too :)ReplyDelete
- @Friedmannn_
My favorite part of Post-Jerry Grateful Dead is that so many small local bands carry on the tradition of the band and the music. Nothing is better than seeing one, like Shakedown Street in Chapel Hill, keeping the music alive and playing it in a genuine way.ReplyDelete
- @jeffpowell101
Furthur, I have seen them 6 times and each show has been amazing.ReplyDelete
- Kevin H.
Furthur and only because it is the only one I have been able to experience in my lifetimeReplyDelete
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The root wegh-, "to convey, especially by wheeled vehicle," is found in virtually every branch of Indo-European, including now Anatolian. The root, as well as other widely represented roots such as aks- and nobh-, attests to the presence of the wheel -- and vehicles using it -- at the time Proto-Indo-European was spoken. [Watkins, p. 96]Figurative sense is early 14c. Slang wheels "a car" is recorded from 1959. Wheeler-dealer is from 1954, a rhyming elaboration of dealer; wheelie is from 1966.
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Finally, a major university recognized a major bias in its science. An independent review by science administrators found that the head of the Energy Institute at the University of Texas received money from a firm involved in hydraulic fracturing for shale gas prior to releasing a report on its potential environmental impacts. After the review was recently made public, the paper was finally withdrawn, and the head of the Energy Institute accepted full responsibility and resigned.
Today, public education is under familiar economic pressures to conform to narrow standards and offer subjective knowledge. Interest groups are clamoring to insert their agenda's into both the classroom and scientific studies. Steps such as those taken by the University of Texas at Austin might serve as a guideline for how ethical issues in our public institutions can be addressed justly without compromising the public's trust.
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Lights, camera, home automation: Belkins WeMo Smart Home turns on in OZ
Belkins WeMo smart home platform was unveiled in OZ today including: WeMo Switch + Motion, Light Switch and NetCam for a cost effective, and simple to install home automation devices, run off WiFi network.
Belkin Australia WeMo family can be controlled via iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod touch) or Android devices (no Windows app yet) from WeMo app.
Demoed at the Sydney home of Belkin's Head of Marketing, Brendan Sparks, who showed how the WeMo platform has been integrated into his home, and how it works in the light of day.
Belkin want to make it easy to use home automation - and inexpensive, he says.
The Switch + Motion, Light Switch lets you control any appliance, TV, kettle to home lighting from your smartphone or tablet. You can also set timers, rules based on usage.
The new Belkin Switch costs $59.95, while the Switch + Motion costs $119.95.
Home automation is no longer hard or pricey. "You've got WiFi, a home device...you've got home automation", says Sparks. "It really does add to my world".
"Belkin's ethos is technology for people, that's easy".
The app also enables users to put devices on a timed schedule, so turn on anything from the TV to lights at pre-set times.
The WeMo Switch + Motion ($119) goes a step further and adds a sensor that detects activity within 3 metres and will turn on or off anything from lamps to the kettle, TV based on movement. If a household has young kids the sensors will turn on the lights at night if a child is trying to get to the toilet.
You can also set rules like turning off a lamp if there is no motion in the room after 10 minutes. It has 120 degrees motion sensitivity range.
WeMo integrates with IFTTT, an online service that sets automated tasks combining different internet services, email, weather, phone calls, Twitter, Facebook.
There are also other very cool additions to the WeMo family coming in 2014 that will turn WeMo into a fully fledged automated home, but more will be revealed by the Belkin-ers soon.
Light Switch
Belkin's WiFi connected Light Switch ($69) lets you remotely manage, turn on/off household lights from anywhere via the WeMo app.
The little white box replaces an existing light switch and connects into a home's existing electrical wiring, which is where Belkin OZ has partnered up with Jim's Electrical nationally to do cost effective installs, which start at $40 each, comes in handy.
You can also do other clever stuff like set timers and rules on Switch - like if you want the lights in the kitchen to come on at sunrise and sunset. Its sensors can be programmed to be as highly sensitive as you like - lights can be commanded to come on whenever there is any movement.
There also a major security function to these smart home devices. Considering the massive energy prices in Australia, this system is a great way to monitor power bills and ensure lights are never left on when not in use. The app also measures energy usage giving householders ideas of how to manage energy consumption.
It works with any Wi-Fi router, 3G or 4G. It is available from late October.
Belkin NetCam
Belkin NetCam costs $99, with the HD version coming in January for $119.
The NetCam is good for security and can also be used as a child monitor, as Sparks demoed in his Dural home. NetCam lets you check in on what happening at home remotely from any mobile device via live video. The low cost security camera runs via Wifi network or watch it via 3G, 4G.
It comes with a separate app. It has 'night vision' to capture footage even if there's no lights, and digital sound. This clever camera will even send alerts via emails if it detects movement in the home.
WeMo Switch (F7C027auAPL) - $59.95
. A plug that becomes a programmable on and off switch for any household device. Operates over Wi-Fi and mobile Internet, at home and away
. Creates schedules for devices to turn on or off
. Can work in tandem with WeMo Motion, or as a stand-alone product
. Requires free WeMo app
. Works with an existing Wi-Fi network and any iOS devices (v5.0 or higher)
. WeMo app is iOS only, not Android compatible
. Modular system makes it easy to add additional WeMo devices
WeMo Switch + Motion (F5Z0340auAPL) - $119.95
. Detects movement, and devices plugged into the WeMo Motion can be programmed to react to motion
. 2 metre power cord and 3 metre, 120 degrees motion sensitivity range allow for optimal placement of sensor
. Operates over Wi-Fi and mobile Internet, at home and away
. Motion sensor sold bundled with WeMo Switch, not available separately WeMo Light Switch (F7C030au) $69.95
. Control household lighting remotely via a smartphone or tablet
. Works with any Wi-Fi router, Apple device with iOS v5 or higher, and Android device 4.0 or higher. Operates over Wi-Fi and mobile Internet, at home and away . Works with the free WeMo app
. No subscription fee or hub required
Launched earlier this year, Belkin WeMo Baby (F8J007) $99.95.
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Mother Denim's father–Tim Kaeding, to be precise, is the co-founder of this small-batch premium denim line. Kaeding recently opened up his closet for a show-and-tell for The Coveteur, and we definitely covet! Who really organizes his jeans collection with the newest jeans on top? Who organizes his chambray shirts from darkest to light on hangers? Yep. Kaeding does that. We only wish some of the fathers in our lives are this organized!
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You'll notice Kaeding's denim closet is a curation of rare and vintage fashion staples, lovingly on display and spread throughout his home for this editorial. If you've been wondering where he gets his design inspiration, we think he doesn't always have to look too far. See more of Designer Tim Kaeding's denim eye candy at The Coveteur, or shop Mother Denim online for premium jeans.
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By COREY BLUEMELStaff Writer
The striking Co-op miners received support from many unions around the state, as well as the nation at a recent solidarity rally. The Catholic Church and Mormons for Equality and Social Justice as well as many other groups and organizations spent some time on the picket line on Dec. 13. George Neckel with Utah Jobs with Justice, in conjunction with Jim Stevenson of United Mine Workers of America, organized picket line help and a rally that included a homemade Mexican lunch to show support for the efforts of the miners from the Co-op Mine.
Miners from the Co-op, mostly Mexican immigrants, have been out on strike for three months. The strike began when a worker complained to the CW Mining management concerning unsafe conditions in the mine and union activity.Two other miners had been disciplined for the same reasons the week before. A walkout began when other workers walked out in support of the miner making the complaints.
The miners have turned to the UMWA for support in organizing the miners. Many other labor unions have come to support the actions of the miners during this strike. At noon on Dec. 13, a bus carrying picket help, supporters and food donations arrived at the Huntington Canyon road into Bear Canyon. They all walked the picket line, sang songs and generally vowed their support to help the Mexican miners.
Mike Dalpiaz, representative from UMWA's national office, was on hand to answer questions and encourage the picketers. At one point during the day, several of the striking miners recognized representatives from the company and requested that Dalpiaz ask them to leave.
At 2 p.m., most left the picket line and reassembled at Canyon View Junior High School for a rally and homemade Mexican lunch. Roy Fernandez and Dalpiaz, from UMWA, along with Francisco Picado representing the Co-Op miners, began the rally.
Dalpiaz said, "Our international president, Cecil Roberts sends his regards and best wishes. This began three months ago. These miners work for one of the most brutal companies around. They asked the UMWA to help. We stood up then, we stand up now and will continue to stand up until these miners get what they deserve.
"Our union is more that 113 years old. Our struggles have always been for better working conditions. The Kingstons are deploying the same tactics now that the organizers saw back then. We didn't allow it then and we won't allow it now.
"This mine has been there for over 50 years. And over those years, miners have tried to encourage the owners to improve the conditions. These 70 miners have the courage to stand up and say they've had enough. Twenty years ago, miners at the Co-op came to us and asked for help. We did then, but the company bought them off and we were told they didn't need us. Today the scenario is opposite. They need us and bless you miners for standing up.
"We have a staff of organizers that will work continuously until this matter is settled. Because of all the organizers and the Co-op miners, we will be victorious. Thank you.
"These miners have generated a lot of support from not only the other coal miners, but many labor unions around the country. Some even from outside of the United States. Thanks to all the unions who are supporting and helping in this struggle. This fight is for human dignity.
"Three months ago in Price, I met all the Co-op miners at the park. I told you then we would support you and beat the Kingston bunch and we will. 'An injury to one is an injury to all.'
"Our entire union knows about this strike and they all support us. We need to stop this ruthless treatment of miners. We're in this thing together and we're going to stand and win this fight.
"At the moment, we are awaiting a decision from the National Labor Relations Board. The decision was supposed to come from Denver, but because they did not know how to handle it, it was moved back to Washington DC. There are some good signs coming from Washington. So stay together and thank you all." he said.
When Dalpiaz was finished, Roy Fernandez, local union organizer read a letter of support and solidarity from Christ Church, New Zealand miners that had been received. He then made introductions of other union representatives in attendance at the rally.
Ed Armor of Salt Lake City pipefitters was next to speak. "We are proud to be here today. I am a construction worker so I know the value of work. Our union will not rest until you have the justice and dignity you deserve. This is a tough battle and we are losing sleep with you. Emery and Carbon counties should remember the history that has come from the bargaining tables in this area. If you want to stay in an area, you have to have decent jobs for your families. Your fight is our fight."
A UMWA retiree from Huntington was next to speak. Ernie Lopez said, "I am very pleased to be here, this is a just cause. If we can help your families in any way, let us know. The Catholic Mission here is willing to help. Susan Austin is the administrator."
Tony Salazar, another retiree said, "I am sorry that the Kingston miners haven't organized sooner, they could be enjoying the job security that the UMWA has given its miners. Back in 1949, we were fighting the Kingston mines then too. Good luck, I hope you win."
Michael Lester from the AFL-CIO said, "Everybody had a right to earn a liveable wage. We will not give up."
Pam Juliano, a representative from the United Way in Price told the miners of her family's history with the UMWA. She also informed them of the programs available and how to utilize them.
Two representatives from PACE were next. Julie Hollzer stated, "We're here to support you for the long run." Buddy Beck told the miners, "We are to do everything we can to help you win this fight. It is time to start having victory after victory and change the face of the US labor movement."
Neckel, of Utah Jobs with Justice said, "It is a great honor to stand shoulder to shoulder with the Co-op miners. This will be written down in the labor history books. It will end in victory."
Fernandez then mentioned the many people who have been involved in the action since the beginning. He recognized the Intermountain Catholic Newspaper for their continued coverage of the truth. He then read a letter of support from a Lawrence Oliver, a Navajo coal miner.
Jesus Salazar, a Co-Op miner was next to address the group. "I am proud to celebrate the 86 days of struggle and am determined to continue. We're coal miners and immigrant workers, that's why the company thought they could get away with this treatment. They never thought we would stand up for ourselves. This is one of their most lucrative operations and they are losing thousands each day. All employees need to be watchful. Each day we receive more support, starting with the UMWA, Cecil Roberts and Mike Dalpiaz.
"Many of the people here today we have met since this started. I want to thank all the organizations who support us in our struggle. The owners know how much support we are receiving from the Catholic Church and the other union organizations across the state, the country and some out of the country.
"Thanks to everyone who has stood by us, and remember 'An injury to one is an injury to all.'"


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Flames Game Day(s): Prelude
Robert Cleave
September 20 2010 11:12PM
The Flames begin the preliminary phase of the season with a pair of encounters against the Canucks, and while the pre-season has merely been a place for the veterans to ease in to things for past clubs, this fall might actually see an expensive player have a meeting with the Turk. That decision is still a few weeks out, though, so this evening will mostly act as a last chance for a few marginal types to get a game in the Flaming C before being sent away.
With the home-and-home split squad format, the team has divvied up the likely suspects into two more or less even groups. The Calgary side will include the Tanguay-Jokinen-Iginla line, as well as Kiprusoff, Regehr, White, and Bouwmeester. The Tanguay group is going to get a chance to prove itself for the whole pre-season unless something quite odd occurs, and I did note with some interest Alex Tanguay's positive response to the premise that he might end up, in practical terms, as the center of that line. Having watched Olli Jokinen's defensive work below the hashmarks over the last couple of seasons, I won't object to the Flames experimenting in that manner if they feel determined to play the three of them as a unit. I'm cognizant of the difference between "good" and "better than the alternative", of course.
Speaking of the Sex Panther, another interview that I found very interesting was the one conducted with him yesterday afternoon. A media member asked him if he'd played the point on the PP before, and he mentioned that he'd routinely done so with some success during his stay in Florida. I don't think I'm engaging in over-analysis when I say that the Finn was hinting quite strongly that he'd welcome that sort of arrangement. He did offer the usual boiler-plate about doing whatever he was asked, but the inference seemed fairly blatant. I suspect that sort of PP deployment will feature in the preparation games as well.
Out in Vancouver, the Stajan-Hagman-Bourque line will be the lead hands, with Mark Giordano, Cory Sarich and Steve Staios manning the blue. Two of the club's better prospects will head to the coast as well. T.J. Brodie, who seemed a cut above most at the prospect tournament, will get a game alongside Cory Sarich if yesterday's pairs hold, and Mitch Wahl will join the roster headed to Rogers Arena as well. The Flames' next contestant in the eternal game of "who will open the gate 72 times a season", Henrik Karlsson, is also slated to have his first chance to play against the faux-Nucks.
It is slightly unfortunate that neither line-up will see anything remotely resembling the final Vancouver squad. With the Canucks having a home game against Edmonton Wednesday evening, they've decided to rest virtually every player of note, and certainly every forward. Raffi Torres is possibly the most accomplished player headed to Calgary, and Keith Ballard will anchor the roster that will host the Vancouver end of things. Both Canuck line-ups are pretty thin gruel.
With the depleted state of both Vancouver rosters, there won't really be that much to glean from this pair of matches, but Karlsson's work, the ongoing chemistry experiment for the Big Three and Joker's work on the PP are the main items of potential interest. Game times are 7 MT at the Dome and 8 MT in Vancouver, with the home tilt on Sportsnet One, if one can believe the Flames' website. If you see any line-up changes of note, feel free to post them in comments.
September 21 2010, 08:09AM
On the Cancuks line-up, I think the Flames used to do something similar - rest all the big boys until the last couple of contests.
Not this year. It's all hands on deck from day one.
They've been resting all summer..
They need to build some chemistry and not have the lines in a blender.
@Kent Wilson
Ideally the Flames should, and likely would, do this in a normal year. I imagine the reason why they are playing the big boys is because at least of the vets is going to lose their job and this is a good opportunity to see who (I would wager Staios and Kotalik giving lots of salary cap).
Obviously the top line isnt going anywhere either but I would suspect they are playing to see what they are made of and build chemistry. It also builds hope within a fan base that has been displeased to say the least as I would suspect this line should absolutely dominate the kids (imagine if they dont...) Its stupid to get excited about preseason because it is not an indicator of anything at all.
Hopefully Kipper doesn't play. His job is not up for grabs at all and they need to keep the games played somewhere in that low 60's mark leading up to the post season (assuming they make it).
As a side note, I appreciate that Kotalik is a capable player and am intrigued by the potential for this year. It has been made pretty clear by management he is not a top 6 player on this team. He can add some scoring punch to a third line, but does anyone else question how he even fits on this roster considering that a) the 4th line is likely to be a combination of Conroy, Sutter, Jackman, Ivanans, and Stone. With Langkow injured that leaves Moss, Glencross, Backlund, and Kotalik for the 3rd line duty b) he has a really high salary for that role.
I'm just repeating whats said here but I genuinely dont see how he fits. Hes not a 4th liner, he wont be in the top 6, and Glencross and Moss are better players (particularly in a 3rd line role). Looking beyond salary I would rather have Glenx and Moss in that role anyways (hopefully neither are going anywhere). I just dont know how anyone, Sutter included, can say he has a shot at making the team. It just doesnt fit (he fits worse than Dawes would have). Why wasnt he shipped to Europe? Maybe thats coming and they were giving Kotalik a shot to see how he responds knowing hes worthless in the NHL.
How was Kotalik in the game yesterday? There were no comments on him or White.
Sorry to keep rambling but there is no way they could get rid of Moss and/or Glencross. Right now the suspected forwards on the PK should be: Moss, Glencross, Bourque, Conroy, Stone(?), Langkow (when he returns). After that the options arent great. Tanguay and Iggy wouldnt do it, Hagman wont do it, Jackman maybe...Stajan might be an option. I would rather have Jackman and Stone while we are on the subject.
This just helps amplify why he doesnt fit the role and needs to go.
September 21 2010, 10:43AM
Re: Kotalik
I didn't notice him at all. He skated on a line with Moss and Glencross at ES, but didn't seem to add much. The only time I really noticed him is when Conroy piled him into the boards.
@Kent Wilson
With any luck the Sutters felt the same way and didn't notice him much. I kinda believed Kotalik when he said he had something to prove but now I'm pretty sure that was all talk and he'll be just as useless and overpaid.
Given Sutters recent trade history/moves I am a little concerned he may move somebody like Sarich or Moss instead of the obvious choice of Kotalik. He has a tendency to over compensate on the previous years mistakes so maybe he'll try to go overboard on offensive "depth" overlooking good sound defensive players forming a solid 3rd line.
There is definite knocks on Sarich and Moss after last year but they both contribute more than Kotalik ever will; I like Moss and appreciate his usefulness on this team, he and Glencross are needed really.
Sarich is expendable but not so they can keep someone like Kotalik. I think everyone will agree Staios needs to go train the kids in Abbotsford, Kotalik needs to go to Europe (its not too late), Kronwall needs to go back to Europe and Sarich should be traded (he doesnt have great value but Washington really should look at acquiring him). Sarich isn't that bad really I just would rather see Pelech and Pardy fill that 5/6 role giving a defensive line up of:
Buow - Gio
Regher - White
Pardy - Pelech
September 21 2010, 01:37PM
I think we'll be lucky if one of those things happens Brent.


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The iPhone 5 is fast, thin, light and rather perfectly sized, though it's not without its faults, say the early reviewers.The iPhone 5 goes on sale Friday, Sept. 21, and the early reviews are in. It's surprisingly thin, wonderfully light, shockingly fast and improved in dozens of little ways, the critics agree. What they disagree about is the primary niggling annoyance-the bit Apple didn't quite get right. And on this, each generally went his own way. On the whole, however, they agree it's a delight, a super-fast marvel. Most people, they suggest, will find it to be the best smartphone on the market, and for everyone else, thank goodness-diversity is a good thing.
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1A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, with three prior convictions, at N. Regent and E. Brown Deer roads at 12:40 a.m. April 9. There was a strong odor of alcohol in the car and the man admitted drinking "a little bit" of red wine, and a little bit of that wine had been spilled inside the car. The man failed field sobriety tests and after a warrant was issued was taken for a blood draw.
2A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for possession of marijuana after he was found in his car after hours at Doctor's Park, 1870 E. Fox Lane Drive, at 11 p.m. April 11. There was an odor of marijuana in the car and on the man, who had a green leafy substance clinging to his pants. He admitted having the drug and handed over a baggie with 3.7 grams of marijuana and a glass pipe that were in the center console.
3Two boys, ages and residences not released, were arrested for disorderly conduct after getting into a fight in a classroom at Brown Deer High School, 8060 N. 60th Street, at 1:40 p.m. March 10. One boy threatened to hit the other and the fight began. No injuries were reported.
4Two females, ages and residences not released, were arrested for theft and resisting/obstruction, and one also on three warrants and the other for negligent driving and damage to property after they took clothing valued at over $2,100 from Kohl's, 9060 N. Green Bay Road, at 5:15 p.m. March 20. They fled the store with two large bags, got into a car and drove away. Police located the women and the car, which had crashed into a snow bank near N. Kildeer Court and W. Brown Deer Road.
5An attempt was made to find a male teenager, not yet 18, residence not released, who was wanted for 10 outstanding warrants, in the 5300 block of W. Churchill Lane at 6:45 p.m. April 4. Police were told by the resident the boy no longer lived there. The boy has warrants for truancy, curfew violation, theft, obstruction, criminal damage to property and disorderly conduct, totaling fines of over $2,500.
6A man, age and residence not released, was arrested on an outstanding warrant for disorderly conduct after a report of him being disorderly at Brown Deer Lanes, 4715 W. Bradley Road, at 12:40 a.m. April 5. When police arrived, the man had left but was found in the area.
· A Brown Deer woman, age not released, was arrested for disorderly conduct/domestic violence related, after pushing and scratching the face of her husband at 1 p.m. April 6. The husband said they were arguing when she attacked him. He told police she was "out of control."
7A woman, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, with a prior conviction, and driving with a revoked license in the 3900 block of W. Bradley Road at 2:35 a.m. April 8. She was taken for a blood draw.
8A man, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving after he was seen going 9 mph in a 25 mph zone and then turning off his headlights in the 500 block of E. Calumet Road at 3:45 a.m. March 15. The car pulled over and the man was found reclined in the driver's seat. The man, who had a strong odor of alcohol, failed field sobriety tests and had a BAC of 0.14.
· A resident reported April 6 that after filing his federal income tax he was told that someone else using his Social Security number, but in fact he had already filed, receiving a refund of over $8,000.
9A semi-automatic handgun valued at $900, credit cards and checks were taken from an unlocked car in the 5400 block of N. Mohawk Avenue overnight April 1 or 2. The owner became aware of the theft after he was notified of suspicious use of his credit card in Milwaukee. A person using one of the stolen cards, a 30-year-old Milwaukee male, was identified on surveillance video and later was arrested for using a stolen credit card. The theft is under investigation.
· A resident was notified after filing his federal tax forms that someone using his name had already filed April 2.
10A 33-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for possession of marijuana and a 19-year-old Milwaukee woman for underage possession of alcohol after the man was stopped for a defective headlight in the 5600 block of N. Port Washington Road at 1:25 a.m. April 3. There was an "overwhelming odor" of the drug in the car and police found four baggies with .8 grams of marijuana along with an open bottle of peach Schnapps. The woman had an open bottle of Jose Cuervo in her purse.
11An iPhone valued at $200 was taken from a classroom table at Nicolet High School, 6701 N. Jean Nicolet Road, about 1:10 p.m. April 4. The owner said she put her phone on the table and looked away for just a few minutes and when she looked back, it was gone.
12 A 25-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon after a report of a couple having an argument in the 5200 block of N. 26th Street at 2:10 a.m. April 6. When police arrived they saw the man put an object near a porch and that turned out to be his handgun. The man, who was intoxicated, was arrested.
13 About $400 was taken from a safe in an office at the Golden Living Center, 1616 W. Bender Road, sometime after 4:30 p.m. April 4 but before the morning of April 7. The safe, which had been locked, was found unlocked that morning and the money gone.
14A 24-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for a parole violation and theft of clothing valued at $280 from Kohl's, 5650 N. Bayshore Drive, about 4:40 p.m. April 7. The woman was seen going into a fitting room two or three times with armloads of clothing and an empty purse, and as she left the store, she had a full purse and the fitting room was empty. The woman was on parole for retail theft.
15 A 51-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon, a knife, outside Ulta Beauty, 5658 N. Bayshore Drive, at 4:45 p.m. April 7. He had gone into the store telling a clerk police were following him and asked if she would hide his knife. She said no and he left the store "ditching" the knife in a planter. The man, who was intoxicated, said it was his birthday and he had the knife for protection.
16A Coach handbag and a Hobo handbag, each valued at $200, a $300 brief case and $120 cash was taken from a locked BMW at Elite Fitness, 2001 W. Good Hope Road about 6:15 p.m. April 7. A window was broken to gain entry. A witness reported seeing two suspicious males walking around the cars in the east lot. Those males were also seen on surveillance video.
17A 52-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for drunken driving, refusal to take a breath test and possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia after he was stopped for weaving in traffic in the 5100 block of N. Port Washington Road at 1:35 a.m. April 9. Two syringes and less than a gram of cocaine were in the car.
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18A laptop computer, value not available, was reported taken from an apartment in the 1800 block of E. Jarvis Avenue sometime March 26 to April 4.
19A resident reported being the victim of battery and theft in the 4500 block of N. Marlborough about 2:30 a.m. April 5. The resident said he was having a party when 20 unknown subjects arrived and three or four of those subjects hit him in the head, causing injury. The man was taken to a hospital and received five stitches to close his wound. The next day he reported an Apple iPhone and a Macbook valued at over $1,500 had been taken.
20At least one apartment door lock was reported damaged in the 1700 block of E. River Park Court at 9 a.m. April 7. Hard plastic strips were put into the lock causing damage. Similar damage was reported in March.
21A burglary of merchandise and cash valued at about $2,000 was reported at Performance Running Outfitters, 4533 N. Oakland Avenue, at 8 p.m. April 7. A side door was forced open to gain entry.
22A purse was reported taken from a car in the 4000 block of N. Estabrook Pkwy about 12:45 p.m. April 8. No other information was available.
23An unlocked car was entered, and change, keys and reward cards were taken in the 4600 block of N. Murray Avenue sometime from April 7 to April 10. The value of the items was not yet available.
24A 16-foot fiberglass Red Old Town canoe was found on the beach at Big Bay Park, 5000 N. Palisades Road at 7:10 a.m. April 9.
25A woman, age and residence not released, was arrested for drunken driving, possession of a controlled substance, driving left of center, impeding traffic, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and refusal to take a breath test in the 500 block of E. Silver Spring Drive at 11:25 p.m. April 9. The woman was seen stopping for no reason and then driving on the wrong side of road heading toward a squad car. She had a pill containing Acetaminophen and Hydrocodone without a prescription and, after being handcuffed, struggled with police.
26Jewelry and cash valued at over $7,000 were taken from the 4900 block of N. Idlewild Avenue between 9 p.m. and midnight April 9 and 10. Signs of forced entry were found on kitchen French doors on the east side of the residence.
· A boy, age and residence not released, was "taken into custody" after a report of "family trouble" at 3:45 p.m. April 10. The boy had sworn at family members while throwing items around the room. He was later turned over to a family member.
27 A 250 pound granite landscape boulder valued at $150 was taken from the 500 block of E. Carlisle Avenue between 8 p.m. April 11 and 8 a.m. April 12.
· Firefighters responded to 106 calls, 84 emergency medical and 22 fire/rescue, March 31 to April 6. Reports for April 7 to April 13 not yet available.
· Firefighters responded to a fire inside a clothes dryer in the 6300 block of N. Fairlane Avenue, Brown Deer, at 8:18 p.m. April 2. A fire extinguisher was used to put out the fire and the basement was ventilated. No injures were reported.
· A grass and brush fire covering about 15 square feet was reported close to a home in the 5400 block of W. Brown Deer Road, Brown Deer, at 5 p.m. April 6. The fire, possibly caused by a discarded cigarette, was put out with a garden hose. No injuries were reported.
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