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Wickett's World - I don't know who Brandon Jennings is.
by mike wickett
posted Feb 26 2013 7:00PM
I don't know who Brandon Jennings is.
This has been bothering me for quite a while. I usually can figure out a local player especially after covering him for several years. But Milwaukee Bucks PG Brandon Jennings? I'm not sure...i THINK i'm know which way I'm leaning, but i'm not totally sure yet.
On one hand, he's said he wants to be the face of the franchise. In the past, he's said (paraphrasing) "who wouldn't want to be the face of one the NBA's 32 franchises". Ok..i'll buy that. Not exactly the most pursuadeing statement i've ever heard but whatever. "I want to win games and go to the playoffs" Again, ok...but that attitude's not getting 18,000 to the BC each night.
And then there's the other side of Brandon. The one who uses phrases like
"we'll just have to deal with it"
when his playing time is reduced after the trade. (try using that one on your wife after ANY dispute) Or when he says
"now i see why guys like a big market"
after playing in New York.
I don't blame the guy for wanting playing time. I don't blame him for wanting to be the face of the team. I don't blame him for wanting to get paid like a top level PG (even if he's not). I don't blame him for his comments in the Dallas morning news
The Mavs are about winning".
WE want a winner in Milwaukee too. WE want him to be great. WE want him to be a franchise player.
I get the feeling that Brandon doesn't want to be here in Milwaukee. This is a far cry from his
"it's like living in Europe. I like it because it's small"
mantra we heard when he was drafted. Milwaukee is a proud city. Milwaukee is very protective of it's own. Turn on this city, and it's residents will quickly turn on you. Brandon's
bashing the brew city, but he's sure not showing it a lot of love.
His attitude + what he says + what he DOESN'T say + with his his turnover prone play in the late stages of games = not helping his "q rating" in this town. I don't know what the plan is in the off season. Will the Bucks match an offer from another team? Not sure. General Manager John Hammond seems like he wants to. Would you? What's his ceiling? Can he get better? WILL he be happy in Milwaukee? Will he want to improve? What will his attitude be if he's resigned? Tough, tough offseason for the Bucks...again.
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Mike, I agree entirely. This Buck's team is really tough on the heart. And I am sick of getting excited about them, and then see them lose games like a home game vs Cleveland who had won 4 times all year on the road. Stupid things like that. I want to get excited like when they come from 17 behind at Boston and more on the road vs Chicago. But their lousy record at home and losing games to games they shoudl be winning just stinks. I do not see Jennings as a leader on this team. He seems very much about himself, and the team 2nd. Not happy about that part at all.
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Hi , My Idea to fix the NBA competition I see that the NBA has a problem between small market and Large Market teams. I believe we can narrow the gap between the two if the owners would agree the concept of balancing the talent level between the two. Key Changes: • Have a 7 team playoff for the conference title, with the number one team receiving a first round bye. (The 8th seed is a waste of time). • The player draft lottery would include now 16 teams, and can run just like it does now. • Each of the 14 teams that make the playoffs would forfeit its first round draft pick. • The effect of this change would mean the team that say had the #1 pick in the draft would also move up in the second round to #17 vs. #31. While, this doesn't insure lottery teams success it does increase the chances of receiving a promising rookie on reasonable contract terms. • Eliminate all back to back games in the NBA. Too many times weaker teams catch stronger teams on the second night of a back to back and steal a win. Additionally, stronger teams just kill weaker teams on the second night of play. NBA does this on purpose I am convinced. • Require owners to make the playoffs at least once every five years or they should be required to sell the team to someone who can manage that simple fan requirement. • NBA pays all playoff teams a bonus check for reaching the playoffs. The check should be meaningful enough to drive a winning must win attitude with the owners. • Make it a rule that no team should have to play more than 6 games in a two week period. Too many times the NBA schedules games for TV in the big markets that feature those markets and the small market teams have to adjust games to be played around the TV games. You will never see the Bucks play LA on a weekend. It's always during the week. I have been a season ticket hold since 1982, I will not renew until Kohl is out as an owner. Let's all remember that Herb needed a new arena for the Bucks before and got the Bradley Center after he bought the team. The promise was to keep NBA basketball in Milwaukee; I guess the concept of winning once in a while was not part of it. Mike Schmitt
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I just have no faith in the Bucks. They've been bad for 25 years with 1 exception or I may say fluke since they couldn't maintain their success. Growing up in the 70's and early 80's I can't help comparing the Bucks to that era. They've never come close. I try to get on board. Went to 2 games this year then decided the product is not worth my money. I'll save it for The Brewers. This team should be better. an 8 seed is an embarassment. Teams are begging them to move up to the 4-7 spot but they can't do it. Bring on the Tourney then Spring so I can forget about the Bucks. I'll be there again next October hoping to see a product we can get excited (not frustrated) about. Mark-tosa
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Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov resigned on Tuesday in a bid to ease Ukraine's deadly two-month crisis as lawmakers debated key reforms.
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Yanukovich has to be feeling the heat
Proving once again that governments can take away guns, but they can't take away fire. Burn every government building down and even the most stubborn despots get the picture.
A resignation will not stop a fight for freedom. Hungary, Czechoslovakia, and Poland proved that. The fight for freedom is bloody but necessary. To lose is to be enslaved forever.
>>>Proving once again that governments can take away guns, but they cant take away fire. Burn every government building down and even the most stubborn despots get the picture.<<<
They have gun rights in Ukraine. "500,000 registered gun owners in Kiev" were a special point in verbal propaganda pushed by the protesters on police via loudspeakers.
Too bad we Americans have traded safety for freedom and equality for slavery.
And we hear nothing of this from the MSM. They are all just consumed by tonight's propaganda decrees by our Dear Reader.
Ukrainian Prime Minister Mykola Azarov resigns to save his country {Hint, hint}
Another victory for Soros and the EUSSR.
I think it isn't a resignation they're looking for.
It's not gay enough.
Obama would have been shooting already. Putin is showing forbearance.
The prime minister tendered his letter of resignation, it will up to the president whether or not to accept it.
Considering that the post was being offered to any opposition 'leader' who wanted it over the weekend, there wasn't much else the prime minister could do.
Not enough.
They have to arrest the police officers who gave orders to use the live ammo, as well as those people responsible for kidnappings and tortures (one protester was later found dead) Such behaviour by police on such a scale doesn't have a precedent in Ukraine and if not punished, will become the new norm
Maybe we should look to thee Ukranian opposition for what is needed to stop a despot.
How about arresting the terrorists that threw the molotovs around?
They would if they could but they can't.
The Ukraines have more demands than that. They want the anti-demonstration law repealed. looks like they'll get it. They want all people arrested for protesting released and they will get that. The folks demonstrating are not young punks-—most are vets and know how krap works. They also know where to get guns altho they are not bringing them yet. Everyone is bringing something tho. I've never seen so many pitchforks and sharp long axes while many just carry a good fighting stick or baseball bat. In most cases I've seen pics of the cops ( or National Park Service Brown shirts) are pretty doggone respectful, not wanting a hatchet in the head. Yanakovich just yesterday agreed to sit face -to-face with Vaselly(sp)-—took him way too long to get off his ass but he obviously sees a really bright light coming thru the railroad tunnel-—something Quadaffy, Basher, Mubarach, et al never focused on. It looks to me like the Ukes are going to get it done. And they make my case that if you have to protest, bring your "A "game and all the horsepower you got for the first inning. Escallation sucks.
While the deranged parrots spout nonsense about George Soros:
Molotovs was the response to Yanukovich crackdown on Nov 30, beatings of journalists and non-journalists alike, and attempts to limit individual's rights (Jan 16 laws) Cause and effect - there's a scene in the 2nd Matrix movie about that
Parliament also cancelled those laws today.
You introduce a problem, then you reverse it to look like a problem solver. it's genius.
Obama should be cancelling Obamacare any day now to fight the fedeal deficit
You make it sound like its ok to throw molotovs at people who do their job and follow the law and who are not personally in any way harming anyone. There are tons of videos of nazi-like protesters throwing molotovs at police officers who are doing nothing except standing in front of government buildings.
The protesters were the first ones to go outside the boundaries of laws - by staging continuous protests in the public square, erecting tents and barricades and disrupting the normal life for the rest of the citizens. The police tolerated them for a while and then decided to do what they are obliged by the law - to stop the illegal activities. And since then the situation seems to have escalated with protesters using molotovs and live ammo.
In any revolution, there are innocents maimed, injured and killed on both sides. It is the nature of a revolution. The velvet revolutions of the 90's from former soviet block countries are the rarity, not the norm.
I'm not making excuses, just pointing out facts. That is why the revolution is always the last measure, not the first one you take. Because you are pretty much guaranteed the shedding of blood (innocent and guilty alike) when you go down that path.
The thing with the Ukraine is that there are a large section of the population that look to mother Russia still. It would not be surprising if this country splits in two.
Right, that is only because the Sochi Olympics haven't taken place yet. Think Hitler and his Olympics prior to WWII: he was planning for war but made nice because, you know, you got to make the régime "look good" for world-wide propaganda purposes.
Besides, Putin isn't dumb, he doesn't want a repeat of the Russian Olympics the West boycotted because Russia invaded another sovereign country.
But don't be fooled... Putin's thugs are in Kiev and the Ukraine:
It has been learned and widely reported that many of these so-called Ukrainian "Riot police" are in point of fact not Ukrainians at all, but Russians who have been shipped into the country by Putin's government, with the support and cooperation of Ukrainian President Yanukovich, for the express purpose of keeping Mr. Yanukovich in power at all costs. Think of them as his personal Praetorian Guard".
This article will tell you what you need to know about the police throughout the Ukraine:
If we tried such a thing in this country, we would all be shot dead.
You forget, I guess, that the US population outnumbers, out guns, out ammos, out horsepowers, all of our gummints at every level. There is no force anyplace in the world who can out gun a determined band of US Citizens, especially including our own military. You really have to fight the urge to live in fear of stupid government and develop your own plan should heavy-handed brown shirts come to your neighborhood. Or if you work up the nerve to go protest the actions of govment stupidity. You must be prepared to "do unto others-—and do it first " if things go sideways. Either that or live in fear of every shadow.
I am not afraid.
I expect a massive bloodletting after the Olympics. Obama will do nothing as long as a country is moving toward an anti-American dictatorship.
One more to goooo!
You make it sound like its ok to throw molotovs at people who do their job and follow the lawThis is the law you are defending on this freedom loving forum (on the internet - ironic):
The legislation approved by Yanukovych also envision up to a year of hard labor in prison for anyone convicted of libel, including on the Internet.
When Yanukovich makes a decision to take Ukraine back to USSR, a decision contrary to the popular opinion, you better believe that people will protest and "break the law" by continuing to protest. They will break the law again, if they think the force used by police was overly excessive and the reason for such excessive force was to intimidate and discourage further dissent.
If I remember correctly, United States exists because law was broken.
Amen, brother. The boys in Boston sure broke plenty of laws and quite a few heads gettin' the job done in the 18th century.
I wonder if what is going on in the Ukraine could be a "preview" in what could have happen in the USA down the road?
And what does that have to do with throwing molotovs? Do you believe its ok to resort to violence if you disagree with penalties for breaking certain laws? Do those that oppose death penalties have a right to go on and attack police officers?
Freedom has everything to do with everything.
You might want to study what the 2nd Amendment is all about.
Equating freedom with the death penalty is a silly argument. If you posted your Terrorist and Nazi slurs against the Ukraine leaders, you would be doing a year in jail at hard labor right now.
That is what you are defending as law.
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Welcome Back, Comrie
Jason Gregor
September 10 2009 02:18PM
It is official; Mike Comrie has signed a one-year deal with the Edmonton Oilers. At this moment terms are still unofficial, but it seems to be between $1- $1.3 million.
This story has been perplexing on many levels since the beginning. First off, our buddy Wanye Gretz was the one who broke this story. The guy who claims he is drunk 24/7 clearly finds time to get a few nuggets.
Even Hall of Famer Jim Matheson didn't think this was possible, and David Staples shot it down as not happening. Looks like ole Wanye was bang on.
So how the hell did this happen?
It has become clear that this wasn't a case of Daryl Katz begging Comrie to come here. The fact is Comrie wants to be here, maybe even more than the Oilers' original interest, and he pushed for this just as hard as the Oilers listened.
Whether you like Comrie or not, the fact is when he is on his game he competes hard for his size, and he has lots to play for. How many NHL players around the league have a chance to re-establish their character and reputation in their hometown?
What does this mean?
Last week Robert Nilsson told me it would be great if Comrie came here because he was a good player, but I don't see any way that Nilsson can stick now that Comrie has signed. Even though Comrie has struggled the past few years, he has still proven more in his career than Nilsson has. And I'd bet that Comrie has more respect from inside the locker room than Nilsson, strictly because he has proven it.
Nilsson might have more natural skill, but the harsh reality is he hasn't used it on a regular basis, and I don't see him doing it in Edmonton.
Even though he won't battle Comrie for a direct spot, I suspect that Marc Pouliot is another guy who will be on the outside looking in when camp breaks. His hockey sense is the issue with him, not his skill set or drive. He just hasn't shown an ability to play the NHL game they way they want him to. Unless he has figured that out over the summer I don't see him in the opening day lineup.
September 10 2009, 04:30PM
If we could trade Nilsson and MAP for say that big kid outta pheonix I'd say go for it. Hanzal dats his name
September 10 2009, 04:33PM
Wait, we WOULDN'T get Shea Weber for Schremp? The same Rob Schremp that is the most skilled player in the NHL, aside from, you know, all those guys that actually play in the NHL? You sir must have your facts backward, or are thinking of Ron Schremp or something.
September 10 2009, 04:34PM
Also does anyone know if the game is on Ched tonight
September 10 2009, 04:36PM
Mad thanks to Ender the Dragon for sending a much-improved "Welcome Back Comrie" image. You're the man, dude!
September 10 2009, 04:37PM
September 10 2009, 04:38PM
@ jeanshorts:
Well played. Excuse me while I pull my head out of my ass.
@ Dallas: The game is on the Oilers Website.
September 10 2009, 04:40PM
@ bingofuel: You're always welcome, my friend.
September 10 2009, 04:41PM
Penner, Nilsson, and Schremp to LA for The Mullet. Wasn't he the one who left that gaping hole on LW?
Bob mentioned that it was being broadcast via the Oilers website on Oilers Lunch on The Team today. It was great watching it last year. It's not TSN-HD, but it's a nice touch.
Somehow I don't think they bother with this in Miami or Tampa.
September 10 2009, 04:43PM
That new picture is a beauty! *high 5 very nice*
No the game is only on the web.
September 10 2009, 04:51PM
Listened to Comrie on 1260, not minding him so much. I think I can stand him when I dont have to look at him and want to punch him in the face.
September 10 2009, 05:17PM
@ Dallas:
Don't think so but you can watch the game on the Oilers website...
September 10 2009, 05:26PM
Headed there now thanks guys that's awsome
September 10 2009, 05:29PM
ouch...that hurt (e5)
seriously, if that's not the reason then wtf? It just makes no sense. something has to be on the stove... I've had my heart broken for the last 4 summers for this line-up?
September 10 2009, 05:31PM
By looking at the site it will be on ched. What do I click on to watch the game on the site
September 10 2009, 05:40PM
Oops a lil early 7 not 6 god I just want some oiler hockey
September 10 2009, 05:51PM
The move for Comrie (in isolation) appears to make sense insofar as it can be argued that the team is better today than it was yesterday...
The same logic can be used to applaud many of the moves made over the last three years...
Q-So why doesn't the team actually get better?
A-Because many of these moves did nothing to address the many glaring deficiencies in the lineup...
This signing is more of the same... it skirts many of the real issues facing this team.
I eagerly await a complementary move by Tambellini... Hopefully, something that makes more sense.
September 10 2009, 06:11PM
If you want to hear why Comrie chose Edmonton you can go to justagame.ca..it is up now
Staples blog recapping Comrie's career in Edmonton through media quotes is sick. Highly recommended.
September 10 2009, 06:45PM
@ Word:
Can you post the link?
September 10 2009, 06:50PM
Good for Comrie and the Oilers. Oilers need a skilled center to play with 83 and now that is possible. Horcoff moves down to 2nd line. This is looking real good.
I wonder how KLowe is feeling? There sure was bad blood between the two the first time.
MacT found to be coaching the Spengler Cup team for Canada. Now where is Bry and Jake from 1260 Team now?
September 10 2009, 07:20PM
TSN is saying 1 year 1.125mil, that is a pretty good term from the Oilers perspective
September 10 2009, 07:44PM
Where is the game day thread!?!?!?!?
September 10 2009, 10:50PM
The Oiler now should trade 3 people. Nilson to LA for Wayne Simmonds and Schremp and MaP for w.e we can get.
September 11 2009, 01:03PM
Personally, I like this signing. I know it's not the big name we all hope for but in some ways it's a throw back to a time in Oiler hockey when this team, although not very good, had an identity. Oiler hockey was heart, and exciting.
I am quite sure I am expecting far to much but in some strange way I hope that Mike Comrie finds his niche here again. Edmonton boy who MAYBE loves the city, MAYBE loves playing here? Perhps if things go well he could be our new Doug Weight or Ryan Smyth. Different players I realize but I mean it more along the lines of a player the city truly gets behind, if we can let past demons go.
IF, this player lights the lamp, and is a true Edmontonian, and OILER, this city will sing his praises again.
Here is to hoping he does just that, not just for the city, or the team, but for himself, and the fans.
This has Cinderella story written all over it, that is, if you believe in fairy tales.
September 11 2009, 01:27PM
If you look at the lines Gregor proposed, the Comrie signing looks a little better. Has Comrie played with a better playmaker than Hemsky since he left E-Town? 20-25 goals isn't that out of the question.
I also don't think it's such a bad thing for Cogs because this gives him another year to develop without the whole city expecting him to score 25 goals.
And if Nillson is on the outside looking in...IS ANYONE REALLY GOING TO MISS HIM???
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Friday Nights: Filmmaker's Lounge with Kevin Epps: "Flags, Feathers, and Lies," "Reading Minds," and more
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Artist Fellow Kevin Epps presents works by local filmmakers that explore cultural challenges and the heroes that emerge.
The Black Rock: Friday, August 12, 7 pm
Black August: Saturday, August 13, 1 pm
Confessions of a Burning Man: Saturday, August 20, 1 pm
Reading Minds: Friday, August 26, 7:15 pm (time tentative)
Flags, Feathers, and Lies: Sunday, August 28, 1 pm
Connecting the Dots: Friday, September 9
You Don't Know Jack: Saturday, September 10, 1 pm
All events are free and take place in either the Koret Auditorium or the Kimball Artist Studio at the de Young.
The Black Rock
7 pm
The Black Rock (2009, 50 min.) is a documentary feature about the African-American experience at Alcatraz from the 1930s to the 1960s, examining the lives of the black prisoners who played an important role in its history. Q&A with the Producer-Director Kevin Epps and Historian John Templeton immediately follows the film.
Then, next door, the African American Arts and Culture Complex hosts an Artist Salon.
Community activist and award-winning filmmaker Kevin Epps developed his skills through public access shows and classes at the Film Arts Foundation into a film career with the acclaimed documentaries Straight Outta Hunters Point and The Black Rock. Epps has collaborated on projects with Google, Yahoo, Discovery Channel, Current TV, and a host of other media partners. His passion for advocacy of underserved communities has led him to give back by working with various community art spaces as well as serving on the boards of two local nonprofit organizations. Epps currently has several projects in the works and looks forward to shooting his first feature film this summer.
Black August and Q&A with Director Samm Styles
1 pm
Black August (2007, 116 min.) is a searing account of the life and death of George L. Jackson, prison activist and author of the incendiary New York Times bestseller Soledad Brother. Gary Dourdan (of the CBS hit series CSI: Crime Scene Investigation) is electrifying as Jackson, an icon of the revolutionary 1960s prisoners' rights movement and philosophical inspiration for the most militant civil rights movement in American history. As the world outside Jackson's prison walls roiled with long-suppressed resentment, he expressed his fury at the dehumanizing conditions in which he lived and outlined the world-shattering political philosophy that drove the Black Guerilla Family.
"Black August is a fascinating film that both educates and entertains," said Jeffrey Baker, Warner Home Video senior vice president and general manager, theatrical catalog. "We hope it inspires viewers to reflect on a critical moment in black history."
Confessions of a Burning Man with Director Paul Barnett
1 pm
The experience shared by four first-timers demonstrates how Burning Man dissolves the barriers between races, nationalities, and economic classes and includes Kevin Epps in the cast.
Flags, Feathers and Lies
SUNDAY, August 28
1 pm
Behind the luxury and extravaganza of New Orleans' Mardi Gras celebrations, on its desolate back streets in the lower 9th ward, devastated by Katrina, one of the oldest and, to most Americans, unknown traditions of African-American culture survives: The Mardi Gras Indian.
Featuring tribal chief, acclaimed saxophonist, and creative force behind HBO series Treme, Donald Harrison Jr., as well as tribal chief and community leader, Darryl Montana, Flags, Feathers, and Lies is a provocative, passionate look at how the African-American community of New Orleans is preserving its unique heritage in the historic neighborhood of the lower 9th ward. Produced by civil rights activist Julie Belafonte, Flags, Feathers, and Lies explores the other side of New Orleans Mardi Gras – the untold story of the African-American Mardi Gras Indians and their community fighting for their lives in the wake of Katrina and political indifference.
Co-presented with the San Francisco Black Film Festival and featuring a Q&A with SFBFF special guests. (2010, 120 min)
Reading Minds
FRIDAY, August 26
7:00 pm
This powerful short film shares the inspiring work of Project Read—the adult literacy program of the San Francisco Public Library. It portrays the challenges and triumphs of Leon Veal and Maurice Roberson, two adult learners who have improved their basic literacy skills and continue to achieve important life goals. (2008, 5 min.)
Connecting the Dots
FRIDAY, September 9 (tentative)
7:00 pm
This short film was collaboration with YMCA youths who interviewed elders in the communities of Bayview–Hunters Point, Fillmore/Western Edition, and Ingleside/Lakeview. (2011, 13 min.)
You Don't Know Jack: The Jack Soo Story
SATURDAY, September 10
1 pm
You Don't Know Jack tells the fascinating story of a pioneering American entertainer Jack Soo, an Oakland native who became the first Asian American to be cast in the lead role in a regular television series (Valentine's Day, 1963), and later starred in the popular comedy show Barney Miller (1975–1978).
Featuring rare footage and interviews with Soo's co-stars and friends, including actors George Takei, Nancy Kwan, and Max Gail, comedians Steve Landesberg and Gary Austin, and producer Hal Kanter, the film traces the actor's early beginnings as a nightclub singer and comedian, to his breakthrough role as Sammy Fong in Rodgers and Hammerstein's Broadway play and film version of The Flower Drum Song. The film also explores why Soo, a former internee who was actually born Goro Suzuki, was forced to change his name in the post–World War II era, in order to perform in clubs in the Midwest. Because of his experiences, throughout his career in films and television, Soo refused to play roles that were demeaning to Asian Americans and often spoke out against negative ethnic portrayals.
Directed by Jeff Adachi, whose award-winning film The Slanted Screen premiered at the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival in 2006, You Don't Know Jack reveals how Jack Soo's work laid the groundwork for a new generation of Asian American actors and comedians.
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Free tickets will be distributed in front of the theater while they last starting one hour before screening time. Seating is limited and first come, first served.
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This event is co-presented with the African American Art and Culture Complex.
We are proud to present 2011 de Young Artist Fellows Todd T. Brown, multidisciplinary artist; Kevin Epps, filmmaker; and theater group Campo Santo as they create new work that will be premiered at the de Young and throughout San Francisco this fall. Special thanks to our collaborating partners Red Poppy Art House, the African American Art and Culture Complex, and Intersection for the Arts. This project has been generously funded by The James Irvine Foundation's Innovation Fund.


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AGD: Ride the Heat Wave
Kent Wilson
November 14 2012 04:04PM
Time: 8:00pm
Location: Abbotsford AESC
Broadcast: abbotsfordheat.com, teamradio.ca
The Abbotsford Heat remained one of the hottest teams in the AHL yesterday by beating the Lake Erie Monsters 3-0. The score featured two empty net goals from Baertschi and Laing, but the home club was full value for the win nonetheless outshooting their opponents 32-18 through two periods (39-29 overall). Apparently the contest would have been a laugher if Abby had finished a few of their 10-bell chances prior to the third period.
TJ Brodie assisted on the only non-empty netter of the night, pushing his season total to nine points in just 13 games. He also lead the team in shots on net with six, so not a bad outing for the youngster. Brodie has rapidly developed from a decent rookie with some holes in his game to the anchor on the Heat's back-end in the space of one season. People are rightfully excited about Sven Baertschi and Johnny Gaudreau, but Brodie is a quality prospect in his own right (and far and away the best prospect blueliner in the org currently).
As for the team overall, what more can be said? They're in one of those pahses where they just can't lose. The goaltending has been supreb, the speical teams are excellent and last night they added "grossly outshooting the opposition" to the resume. Good stuff.
The Line-up
Aliu, Bouma and Nemisz are down for the count. Max Reinhart sat out last night with an "illness" although it seems Ward also thinks the kid could benefit from seeing some games from the pressbox. He may or may not make his way back into the line-up tonight.
- Baertschi - Walter - Horak
- Kolanos - Byron - Sylvester
- Olson - Laing - Street
- Ferland - Bancks - Ruesegger
- Brodie - Piskula
- Breen - McCarthy
- McKelvie - Lamb
- Irving
Looks like Irving will get a chance at his third start this evening. The former first rounder is fighting crowded creases everywhere he looks in the Flames organization and it's going to become tougher and tougher for him to stake his claim unless he starts putting together some pretty special performances.
Roman Roman Horak has come back down to earth a bit lately, which was to be expected. On the other hand, Ben Street continues put up nice numbers, with two assists, +3 and five more shots on net last night. He now has 11 points and 46 shots on net
The Opponent
The Monsters are near the top of the Western Conference, but they had a pretty lackluster outing in Abbotsford yesterday. You can expect them to be significantly improved tonight.
- Thomas - Olver - Carey
- Lerg - Sgarbossa - Aggozino
- van der Gulik - Carey - Connolly
- Bordeleau - Heard - Walker
- Pock - Barrie
- Stollery - Elliott
- Sullivan - Goers
- Pickard
Rookie starter Calvin Pickard will likely be back in net since Aittokallio played lat night.
Sum it Up
With the win last night, the Heat jumped to first overall in the Western Conference. The only thing you can do during a run like this is hope it continues for as long as possible.
November 15 2012, 08:55AM
He's a goalie. Nobody knows whether he's going to be great or not. It's 90% in his head. But I give him 10 out of 10 on the physical abilities. For once it would be fun to see a Flame prospect contribute at the WJC though.
Well, we will definitely get to see Granlund for Finland and a couple of guys for the US (Gaudreau is a lock, and Gillies/Sieloff are both likely candidates as well). Hopefully Brossoit does get the starting job for Canada, though.
Well, we will definitely get to see Granlund for Finland and a couple of guys for the US (Gaudreau is a lock, and Gillies/Sieloff are both likely candidates as well). Hopefully Brossoit does get the starting job for Canada, though.
Absolutely. I just meant someone we can cheer for. I want to see Gaudreau light it up, but not against Canada!
November 15 2012, 06:15PM
"Hopefully Brossoit does get the starting job for Canada, though."
I give Malcolm Subban a 100% chance of being Canada's starter, whether he earns it or not.


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Non-commercial permits can be purchased at BLM's Gunnison Field Office. Generally, A minimum purchase of $20.00is required for all wood products except Christmas Trees. For more information, contact the Gunnison Field Office at 970.641.0471.
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Morris Claiborne, #17
6'0", 173 lbs., 22 years old
Shreveport, LA
2011: 51 tackles, 1 TFL, 6 INT (2 TD), 6 PBU
2010: 37 tackles, 1 TFL, 5 INT, 6 PBU
2009: 7 tackles
- Elite ball skills. If there is one thing you could point to that sets him far and away from everyone else, it's his ability to track the ball, adjust his body and meet the ball at it's highest point better than anyone else in the draft.
- Great speed. Fluid hips that can get him out of his backpedal like a flip of the switch and keep him with the wideout.
- Good recognition skills when he's off-ball. Quickly leaves his man and gets to the ball carrier.
- Smart player. He sees a ball outside of the body and first instinct is to keep batting away.
- Could stand to add some bulk and strength to his smaller frame.
- Not the surest tackler. Bigger runners in the open-field have shown they can get by or through his tackle attempts.
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- Quarterback, wide receiver and defensive back in high school.
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Here's a train that's always on time! Chocolate artist Andrew Farrugia spent over 700 hours constructing his masterpiece—a train made entirely of chocolate. This chocolate sculpture set a Guinness World Record as the longest chocolate structure in the world—112 feet long weighing over 2,800 pounds.
Located at Brussels' busy South Station, Farrugia claims to have come up with the idea for a chocolate train sculpture after visiting the Belgian Chocolate Festival in Bruges last year.
"I had this idea for a while," he said. "What do you think if we do this realization of a long chocolate train, you know, because make a train as long as you like."
The original plan was a more modest size train, but it just kept getting longer, car after car after car. Farrugia had previously built a smaller 12-foot train for an event in Malta, which he said gave him insight about how to build this larger version.
There are two parts to the train. The first seven cars are modeled after the Belgian trains of today, and the rest of the train is modeled after older train cars, including the bar and restaurant car. I'll bet they serve chocolate mousse for dessert.
Three days before the event, Farrugia transported the chocolate train by truck in 25 wooden boxes from Malta to Belgium. After measuring the length of the train and confirming no material other than chocolate was used, the officials from the Guinness Book of World Records added a new category to the collection of world records and declared the train to be the longest chocolate structure in the world.


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It's an eye-roll moment and on a good day you might even get a raise of the eyebrows from Lindsey Murray.
The junior at Harrisburg High School knows the one thing keeping her from being an even better pole vaulter than she already is being able to get herself upside down when she vaults.
Murray's already admitted it's one of those, "easier said than done" situations, but when she was working with Ron Bracher recently, she was more or less given the ultimatum.
The trick might have paid off as Murray says she still doesn't get upside down, but jokes that she now just throws her feet as high up in the air as she can.
All joking aside, Murray turned in an 11-foot-6 performance at this past weekend's IHSA Class 2A State Finals in Charleston for a fourth place finish.
First place cleared 12-foot-9 and second place went 12-feet.
"I always think I can do better," Murray said via cellphone over the weekend. "But overall, I'm pretty happy with that. I blew threw one of my bigger poles, so I don't know how much higher I could have gone. My jumps this weekend were a lot better than they have been in a while."
Murray, again credits Bracher, who's teachings helped propel her to one of her best finishes yet in three years.
"I know that I need to get upside down, but I just don't do that. The other day, Ron yelled out that if I get upside down, I'll go higher. That's when I cleared 11-4, which was my second highest jump of the season. So, I just started throwing my feet up in the air and I'm clearing the bar by a lot more than just barely clearing it."
A third straight trip to the finals provides little fun for Murray, who in her own right is someone who likes to have fun. She understands however when there is time for business.
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The mission of J Draper Glass is to offer a complete understanding of hot glass as a studio movement in America by engaging the community through hands on opportunities, classes, tours, team building workshops and open houses to encourage an exploration of this medium. Through these efforts, JDraper Glass will cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of the art of hand blown glass.
ISU Center For The Performing Arts
The Center for the Performing Arts provides the Illinois State University campus and greater Central Illinois community with a wide variety of cultural activities. More than 20,000 people attend annual performances produced by the Illinois State University Schools of Music and Theatre in the Center and all performances are open to the public. Tickets to all performances are available online at Ticketmaster or by calling the box office.
Harold Gregor Gallery features the paintings of artist Harold Gregor in four modes: realist panoramas, colorful aerial flatscapes, energetic abstract "trail" paintings and vibrascapes.
The Midwest Institute of Opera is Bloomington-Normal's newest opera company. Performances are held at Illinois State University's Center for Performing Arts Concert Hall. The Institute brings in opera professionals from New York City and participants have come from all over the U.S., Canada, Egypt and Australia. Operas are performed in their original language (with English supertitles) and all productions are fully staged and costumed.
University Galleries of Illinois State University features both emerging and established artists, often those whose work has not been previously presented in a comprehensive manner. University Galleries is open year-round: daily throughout the academic year and Monday-Saturday during the summer. All exhibitions and events are free and open to the general public. Please call to schedule a special tour for your class or community group.
Eaton Studio & Gallery exhibits and sells the work of local artist Herb Eaton in a 1902 historic building in downtown Bloomington. The paintings, sculptures and drawings reflect the artist's interest in the local rivers, cornfields, gardens, circus, and music scenes. The Gallery hosts art salons, jazz and acoustic musical and theatrical events and sponsors cultural discussions focused on local community interests. Open most Saturdays 10am-2pm, by appointment, special events, and during 1st Fridays 5-8pm.
Angel Ambrose Fine Art Studio and Creative Space
You will find a large selection of paintings, gift items, prints, and cards that feature Angel's unique ability to capture unseen concepts and make them visually consumable. She often paints lyrical landscapes using evocative color to allude to idyllic beauty. Writing and speaking developed out of her deep desire to communicate. Speaking is a natural overflow of Angel's passion to communicate, utilizing both her visual vocabulary and words.
The Merwin and Wakeley Galleries provide exhibition schedules that support Illinois Weseyln University's curriculum, the University community and the general public. Each exhibition, consisting of contemporary artworks in all media, is meant to suggest the variety of visual approaches one may choose to present an idea.
Joann Goetzinger Studio and Gallery
A studio and gallery showing the art of Joann Goetzinger. Located in the heart of Downtown Bloomington, the gallery features many of Joann's exhibits made of wood, metalworking sculpture and newer to the gallery is her paintings.
The Illinois Wesleyan University School of Theatre Arts houses extraordinary talent within its facilities at the McPherson Theatre. Four main stage plays are performed here annually, selected from a playbill including everything from Shakespeare to musicals. McPherson Hall, completed in 1963, is named for IWU's 10th President, Harry W. McPherson, and contains a 300-seat theatre, scene shop, classrooms and other facilities. Call or visit the website for performance dates and tickets
Immediately upon entering the main performing area, visitors are reminded of the days when no expense was spared in building a theater. Rich in architectural details such as gilded columns, ornate friezes and art deco-inspired chandeliers, the Castle is the perfect link between Bloomington's past, present and future. The Castle features local and national emerging and established touring artists in a variety of music types, including Rock, Alternative Rock , Americana, Alternative Country, Blues, Jazz and Contemporary Alternative. Additionally, the space may provide corporate events and weekend children's musical performances during the day, with the balance of the calendar available to rent for private parties, shows, recitals and other events.
Accessible Art Gallery supports the arts, with an emphasis on the visual, through the provision of a venue for promoting, exhibiting, experiencing, marketing and creating diverse, high quality art and through participation in the local community.
A self guided tour of places in Bloomington-Normal was developed with a map and description of the sites to explore the life of David Foster Wallace who was an American author of novels, short stories and essays, as well as a professor of English and creative writing. Wallace is widely known for his 1996 novel Infinite Jest, which was cited by Time magazine as one of the 100 best English-language novels from 1923 to 2005. Infinite Jest was completed while Wallace was living in Bloomington and employed in the Illinois State University English Department. In 2013, Illinois State created an annual David Foster Wallace Conference to celebrate his life and review his works.
Since incorporating in 1998, the Prairie Fire Theatre has provided the residents of Central Illinois with a unique musical experience. The Prairie Fire Theatre is a not-for-profit organization whose aim is to bring a high-quality, intimate musical theatre, chamber opera and educational resource to the Bloomington-Normal community. All events are performed and directed by local talent, drawing from a largely untapped but highly skilled pool of professional artists. Call or visit the website for performance and ticket information.
The Ovation concept is an innovative full-service cinematic dining experience that brings the convenience of dinner and a movie to every oversized luxury seat. The Ovations feature an extensive menu with over 100 premium food and beverage selections providing valued guests to enjoy the biggest Hollywood blockbusters like never before. Ovation also includes amenities such as a cocktail lounge with a full service bar and food service available for guests to enjoy the comfort of community-style dining.
Artful Designs is Bloomington's original and only 'paint your own' pottery studio. It offers the area's largest selection of ready-to-paint pottery. Personal attention and design expertise are available to customers who wish to paint their own pieces. Custom pottery, painted by Artful Designs' talented, experienced staff is also available.
Visitors are invited to explore Bloomington-Normal and join in the celebration of McLean County's agricultural heritage, quilting, local history and the arts. The Barn Quilt Heritage Trail features over a dozen area barns or other farm buildings, each decorated with an 8' x 8' painted quilt square. A complete list of all participating locations is available on the Barn Quilt website. Step-on tour guides are available upon request for bus tour groups.
Established in April of 2008, Main Gallery 404 provides downtown location for many local artists to display and sell fine artwork and gifts. The Bloomington-Normal area is rich with talented artists. MG 404 gives these artists the much needed opportunity to make his or her work visible
Located in Uptown Normal, the Normal Theater originally opened in 1937 and was the first movie theater in Bloomington-Normal built specifically for sound films. An Art Deco showplace built with streamline design, the Normal Theater has been completely restored to its original condition. It now operates as a film center, showing classic films on the big screen as well as independent and world cinema titles. In addition, the theater is used for a wide variety of non-film events and is available for rentals where assembly seating is required.
Approximately 200 music majors and several hundred additional IWU students participate in music activities at Westbrook Auditorium throughout the school year. Several musical performances of all style periods are featured each semester, and most concerts are free with general seating. Call or visit the website for more information on performances.
At Merlot and a Masterpiece you will find a casual, fun, creative environment where you can relax, imagine, create, laugh and go home with memorable and unique canvas art! Our fun and carefree instructors will facilitate the class and guide you in creating your own work of art. At Merlot and a Masterpiece you will find a casual, fun, creative environment where you can relax, imagine, create, laugh and go home with memorable and unique canvas art! Our fun and carefree instructors will facilitate the class and guide you in creating your own work of art.
Behind the Curtain Tour - Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts
The fascinating history of the Bloomington Center for the Performing Arts comes to life in the Behind the Curtain historic tour program. Led by a group of specially trained docents, you'll not only see the beautiful neo-Classical interior design of the BCPA, but also learn all about the many technical and patron service updates achieved in the building's significant renovation. You won't want to miss this surprising, fascinating, and fun-filled look at one of Bloomington's historic and most thriving buildings. Bring your stories, your questions, and, above all, your curiosity. Behind the Curtain tours are one hour in length and can accommodate a wide variety of group sizes.
The Heartland Community College campus is a community resource that may be scheduled as available for activities consistent with the mission and policies of the College and Board of trustees. the campus includes several conference rooms, classrooms, computer labs and an auditorium that can hold 430 people. All of these spaces can be reserved through the special events department.
This beautiful and unique amphitheatre is easily accessible from the Constitution Trail. Some of the current programs include: High School Summer Theatre productions, Dress-Up Movie Nights and the outstanding concert series known as the Sounds of the Amphitheatre, which highlights local talent from the Bloomington/Normal area. Programming begins in May and runs through October, weather permitting.


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Herman Miller introduced the Eames Aluminum Group in 1958 as Charles and Ray Eames' response to the need for high-quality indoor-outdoor furniture. It soon moved inside exclusively. Herman Miller celebrates the chair that came in from the cold. Available in management, executive and side chair models, this design remains a classic of style and comfort.
This armchair utilizes a lightweight aluminum frame with suspended upholstery, available in a variety of polyester-based fabric options. The 4-star base sits on 1/2" glides that are safe for both hard floors and carpet. The tilt-swivel mechanism of this Eames Aluminum Group Armchair give you the ability to recline, relax and rotate at will. This Armchair works great on its own or with other piece from the Eames Aluminum Chair Group.
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Also available without arms and with leather upholstery.
Upholstery Materials:
- Slideshow: 56 recycled polyester, 44 polyester
- Moire: 100 recycled polyester
- Railroad: 100 recycled polyester
- Cygnus: 69 elastomeric, 31 polyester
The Herman Miller Aluminum Side Chair is also known by the following manufacturer item numbers: EA308, EA330, EA331.
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- 23"W x 33"H x 18"D
- 18.25" seat height
Upholstery Materials:
- Slideshow: 56 percent recycled polyester, 44 percent polyester
- Moire: 100 percent recycled polyester
- Railroad: 100 percent recycled polyester
- Cygnus: 69 percent elastomeric, 31 percent polyester
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Aluminum Group chairs are made of 67 percent recycled materials and are 90 percent recyclable at the end of their useful life.
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Herman Miller is an industry leader in the integration of cutting edge technology to furniture and other household items to make everyday life more comfortable, convenient, and stylish. Herman Miller stands out at the forefront of such fields as ergonomic technologies, environmentally friendly manufacturing processes, and customizable furniture items.
In addition to producing some of the most outstanding office furniture in the world, Herman Miller has also taken on the responsibility of manufacturing some of the most celebrated furniture designs by some of the world's most famous designs. These "modern classics" include works by Charles and Ray Eames, George Nelson, and Isamu Noguchi. Herman Miller celebrates these famous mid-century designers' works through its extraordinarily precise manufacturing techniques and industry-leading green production processes.
Herman Miller is a global company with operations, sales offices, dealers, and licensees in more than 40 countries in North America, Asia/Pacific, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Latin America, serving customers virtually anywhere in the world. Herman Miller is headquartered in Zeeland, Michigan, while manufacturing facilities are located in the U.S., China, Italy, and the United Kingdom.
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Charles and Ray Eames are perhaps the most celebrated designers of the 20th century. Married in 1941, the Eames duo are responsible for some of the most critically acclaimed furniture designs of the modern era. Amongst their most famous designs are the wire chair and the aluminum chair group. Although they are most often remembered today for their furniture designs with partner Herman Miller, the Eameses engaged in artistic expression across a broad range of mediums- including architecture and filmmaking.
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Because this item is large and heavy and because we love our customers, we have decided to upgrade shipping from curbside to inside delivery at no extra cost to you. When your order reaches the local station in your area, the delivery agent will call to schedule a four hour delivery appointment. The driver will carefully bring the item inside the first room of your home or office so that you do not have to!
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The Eames Aluminum Side Chair comes with a 12-year manufacturer's warranty.
Do you have specific questions about what's covered under Herman Miller's warranty for this product? Give our sales team a call at 888-467-6278 to get your questions answered.
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Insanity — does it need an introduction? This is the same mind-blowing, home DVD workout now offered in a group exercise setting! Prepare to constantly challenge yourself in this extreme fitness class that will help you overcome any plateau! The secret to this efficient workout is MAX Interval Training—performing 2 minute bursts of maximum-intensity exercises with short periods of rest, alternating between anaerobic and aerobic intervals. The fusion of plyometrics, upper body resistance, cardiovascular conditioning, core training, and hard work will take your fitness to a whole new level!
Registration for the 4 week session begins on June 16, 2014 and runs through July 6, 2014. Classes start July 8th. Make sure you sign up now to reserve your spot in the class!
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This view of Dedham and the Stour Estuary as seen from near Gun Hill in Langham was one of Constable's favourite subjects. In most of these images the tower of St Mary's Church, Dedham, is a conspicuous feature in the distance. Constable thought the church looked especially striking from this elevated viewpoint. Sometimes, particularly in his later work, Constable included a church in his paintings for symbolic reasons. The church, for him, represented a religious and social focus in the traditional rural environment.
Working outdoors, he applied the paint thickly to achieve a kind of 'mosaic' effect to create the impression of the landscape as a multiplicity of surfaces. Leslie Parris and Ian Fleming-Williams note that this work is related to four sketchbook drawings of the subject, probably ranging in date from 1810 to 1815. They ascribe a date of 1815 on the basis of the way Constable painted it – thickly painted all over with a loaded brush (Tate 1991, p. 67).
Some ten years later, in 1827–28, Constable returned to this view when he painted one of his most magical pictures, The Vale of Dedham .