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Kurt Streit's renown as a Mozart specialist has in recent years led him to further success in his broadening repertoire, encompassing works from composers such as Berg (Lulu at the Paris Opera), Britten (Death in Venice at Theater an der Wien), Pfitzner (Palestrina in Frankfurt), Janacek (Kat'a Kabanova in London, Amsterdam and Brussels, both tenor roles in Jenufa in Chicago and Amsterdam, From the House of the Dead at the Met), Wagner (Erik in Der Fliegende Hollaender in Barcelona and Munich and Loge in Das Rheingold in Frankfurt and Barcelona), Hindemith (Mathis der Maler), Berlioz(Les Troyens in Geneva, La Damnation de Faust in Madrid), Bizet (Carmen with Nikolaus Harnoncourt at the Styriarte Fesitval in Graz), Weber (Euryanthe in Brussels) and Beethoven (Fidelio in Vienna), all the while keeping his Mozart interpretations alive with the title roles in La Clemenza di Tito, Lucio Silla and Idomeneo. His specialities also include Handel (Semele and Tamerlano at the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, Jephtha and Theodora with Concentus Musicus in Vienna's Musikverein, Rodelinda in Paris, Vienna and Glyndebourne, Partenope in Chicago and in Vienna, recorded for Chandos) and Monteverdi—both Ulysse and Poppea with appearances in
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Kurt Streit's renown as a Mozart specialist has in recent years led him to further success in his broadening repertoire, encompassing works from composers such as Berg (Lulu at the Paris Opera), Britten (Death in Venice at Theater an der Wien), Pfitzner (Palestrina in Frankfurt), Janacek (Kat'a Kabanova in London, Amsterdam and Brussels, both tenor roles in Jenufa in Chicago and Amsterdam, From the House of the Dead at the Met), Wagner (Erik in Der Fliegende Hollaender in Barcelona and Munich and Loge in Das Rheingold in Frankfurt and Barcelona), Hindemith (Mathis der Maler), Berlioz(Les Troyens in Geneva, La Damnation de Faust in Madrid), Bizet (Carmen with Nikolaus Harnoncourt at the Styriarte Fesitval in Graz), Weber (Euryanthe in Brussels) and Beethoven (Fidelio in Vienna), all the while keeping his Mozart interpretations alive with the title roles in La Clemenza di Tito, Lucio Silla and Idomeneo. His specialities also include Handel (Semele and Tamerlano at the Royal Opera, Covent Garden, Jephtha and Theodora with Concentus Musicus in Vienna's Musikverein, Rodelinda in Paris, Vienna and Glyndebourne, Partenope in Chicago and in Vienna, recorded for Chandos) and Monteverdi—both Ulysse and Poppea with appearances in Berlin, Zurich and Los Angeles.
Considered one of the world's best Mozart interpreters throughout his career, Kurt Streit has performed Die Zauberflöte in 23 different productions around the world (over 150 performances) and Idomeneo in eight different productions—in the opera houses of Naples, Vienna, Madrid, London, San Francisco and others. Performing in numerous productions of Don Giovanni, Così fan tutte and Die Entführung aus dem Serail, Streit has also featured in these and earlier works of Mozart in opera houses such as The Metropolitan Opera in New York, The Vienna State Opera, The Royal Opera House, Covent Garden in London, La Scala in Milan, both the Bastille and the Grand Opera in Paris, Teatro Real and the Zarzuela in Madrid, and on the prestigious stages of San Francisco, Tokyo, Aix-en-Provence, Chicago, Munich, Berlin, Rome and Salzburg.
Operatic performances from the recent 2014/2015 season have included the roles of Tito in Mozart's La Clemenza di Tito at the Théâtre des Champs Elysées, Jimmy Mahoney in Weill's The Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny and more recently the role of Michel in Frankfurt Opera's production of Julietta. Streit also participated in a performance of Fierrebras in concert in Brussels under the baton of Ádám Fischer. In 2016 Streit will partake in the Dutch National Opera production of Khovanchina as Golitsin as well as Loge in Oper Frankfurt's production of Das Rheingold.
Streit has appeared with the world's foremost conductors including Harnoncourt, Pappano, Muti, Rattle, Christie, Bolton, Ozawa, Mehta, Maazel, with the noted symphony orchestras of Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, St. Petersburg, Berlin, Vienna, Paris, Boston, Florence, Stockholm, and all four of London's major orchestras.
A two-time Grammy nominee (Brahms Liebeslieder-Walzer with EMI and Bach: Canatatas with Harmonia Mundi), Kurt Streit can be seen and heard on Warner Music's DVD of Rodelinda from Glyndebourne and Dynamic's DVD of Idomeneo from Naples. His discography includes two complete recordings of Così fan tutte with Daniel Barenboim (Erato) and with Sir Simon Rattle (EMI), Die Zauberflöte (L'Oiseau-Lyre), Die Entführung aus dem Serail (Sony Classical), as well as Cherubini's Mass in D-minor with Riccardo Muti (EMI) and Franz Schmidt's Das Buch mit Sieben Siegeln with Nikolaus Harnoncourt conducting the Vienna Philharmonic (Teldec). More recently he recorded Beethoven's Ninth Symphony with Sir Simon Rattle and the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra (EMI) and the Mozart Requiem with Nikolaus Harnoncourt and Concentus Musicus (BMG).
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"Kurt Streit is indeed a great Idomeneo and a great tenor, tout court, reminiscent of Nicolai Gedda "Michael Miller - The Berkshire Review
"The role (of Anatol) allows him to purvey his upper middle register thrillingly, and his acting treads a fine high-wire between sincerity and self-serving seity."Opera Blog
"Interview Kurt Streit - Mozart and More American tenor Kurt Streit is something of a rarity in the opera world: he is both a specialist in a particular repertoire (Mozart) and a good all-rounder, too. By Dominic McHugh He's famous for singing the title roles in La clemenza di Tito and Idomeneo, but he's also recently added Bizet's Don José, Beethoven's Florestan Monteverdi's Nero to his repertoire. The last time we heard him at Covent Garden was in Puccini's La rondine, and later in the 2006-7 season he returns as Boris in Janacek's Katja Kabanova. First, though, he's here to sing Don Anchise in the Royal Opera's first-ever production of Mozart's La finta giardiniera. What brings him back to Mozart? 'I hesitate to use the word, but Mozart is 'easy'. I have always felt like it's easier than other things, and other people have told me that, too. What I like – and hate - about this job is that there's no shortage of opinions. So, on the one hand, feedback can be very aggravating with everyone saying what they think about your singing. On the other hand, you have a large pool of ideas, and people tell you what they think you should do. So that's handy – you can listen to all of them and get a common thread. If they say you're a Mozart singer, then you're probably a Mozart singer! 'That's how I started out with Mozart and so I started working on things like line and passaggio. And it must have been the right thing, because I've been here 21 years now and I'm still doing it. That's why I come back to it.' He says that his character in La finta, Podesta, is 'interesting, because it's the slightly older of the two tenor roles in the opera. But it's normally done by a more stereotypical buffo tenor. I'm glad in this that they're not requiring me to be like a buffo, because it's not what I do. I'm happy to be myself.' La finta giardiniera is by far one of the most underrated of Mozart's operas. Apart from anything else, its designation as a dramma giocoso sets it out as one of the generic forbears to Don Giovanni (the only one of Mozart's mature operas to be described as such). Does Streit find it more interesting than its obscurity suggests? 'Yes,' he says. 'My character is not very interesting on one level. He doesn't have a large arc; he doesn't learn from his experiences in this. That's the most interesting thing about him: he's presented with things he could have learned from, but he doesn't learn from them. He doesn't know that that's happening to him – he's stupid. It's fun to watch people run round saying 'I'm important! I'm important!' and getting red in the face. But the other characters are really interesting, especially Sandrina. She's this person who's pretending to be on a different class level to find this guy that loved her but wants to try to kill her. She's not simple, she's complicated. Class issues play a role, love issues too. The music is perfect – it's absolutely mature Mozart. Don't call it early Mozart. This is the real thing.' ' I'm not saying it's a perfect piece,' he continues. 'But it is a developed composer that we're talking about here. Mozart at 18 is better than most composers at 45 – or ever! Let's just pretend that Figaro and all the others were never written. OK, he wrote some better operas later; that can happen. But this is an amazing piece of music. You'll hear Mozart at his best. The finales are astounding – they're long!' I ask him about the musical team for the production, which includes John Eliot Gardiner and his period-instrument band, the English Baroque Soloists. 'He's an amazing musician. He does so many things and makes it look easy. I love it when other people bring something to the party that I didn't know. He sits there saying, 'Why don't you do it like this?', and I immediately wish I'd thought of it myself! "He sits there saying, 'Why don't you do it like this?', and I immediately wish I'd thought of it myself!" 'I've not yet sung with the EBS, but I'm sure they're fantastic. All the London orchestras are, from the Age of Enlightenment to the LSO – it's heaven here, I love it! I know I'm going to have a positive experience. Everybody's so professional. 'The audiences are also great. I have issues all around the world with audiences – I'm not just making this up! For instance, I was singing in Hamburg, and it was not very fun. I was giving my all, I was sweating bullets, and they were so lukewarm. It was Idomeneo and I do it around the world and always have a great success with it, so I was probably expecting more success than I got. I did the same show, I was really happy with it, and it's an enormous effort. It makes me think, well, maybe I don't need to come back. But in London, I never have that. I feel honoured to be asked back – I love the city, the audience, and the Royal Opera House.' There's a large cast of strong youthful singers in La finta, and Streit clearly has great respect for them. 'It's a good team. Camilla [Tilling]'s great – we've known each other now for six or seven years. Genia [Kühmeier] I didn't know before, Chris [Maltman] I've met just once before. Everyone's really friendly, and the good atmosphere is conducive to a good show.' Obviously, La finta is not the most famous opera in the world. So why should people come to see it? 'Because it's real Mozart. There are so many levels to it - class themes and confused love. It's just like life – nothing is black and white. I myself have this relationship where I just love my wife to death! Frustration, love – it's so like life, full of dichotomies and paradoxes. Sandrina, for instance, is no one thing - she's upper class pretending to be lower class, she can't work out what her feelings are. The secondary couple is really interesting too: they are the opera seria contingency, so they're far too serious for their own good, which makes them funny too.' "It's real Mozart. There are so many levels to it - class themes and confused love. It's just like life – nothing is black and white." Next June, Kurt Streit returns to the Royal Opera in a very different role, Boris in Janacek's Katja Kabanova. It's a huge contrast to the Mozart. 'Well my first job after La finta is Jenufa in Chicago, and I've already done Steva twice, so I'm ready for it. The weird thing is that on my calendar, I have four new Janacek roles. I'm really nervous because I think people are starting to call me a Janacek singer and I think, 'What do I know about Janacek?'.' Amongst Streit's future roles is one of the biggest parts in the repertoire, Britten's Peter Grimes. 'My wish-list used to be really long, but it's getting shorter all the time. I'm an actor-singer; I like to act. I don't want just to stand on the front of the stage and say, 'Listen to how well I sing'. For me, an aria is one thing in a long arc. I like to become different people, I find it's wonderful therapy for me! A few years back, I really wanted to do Loge, Grimes, Lensky, Don José. And I got them all. Now basically the only thing left on my wish-list is Lohengrin, and I know I'll sing him.' Amongst the recent additions to Streit's discography are two DVD releases. 'The Idomeneo was an interesting production and the DVD has sold really well – I was surprised because I didn't really like the production! I'd come straight from a great production in Vienna and here was this guy Pizzi who wanted us to pose in a very old-fashioned way like commedia dell'arte. In the end, I went with it because it's better to let the director mould you than try to fight him, and it was a great success, both in Naples and on the DVD. The Rodelinda DVD is an old one – that great production from Glyndebourne.' Another great opera coming up in his schedule is Berlioz's The Trojans. 'Oh, that's a big sing,' he comments, 'as is Erik in Flying Dutchman'. It's clear that Streit has an enormously challenging repertoire, so I ask what motivates him. 'Well, I can do it, otherwise I shouldn't be doing it. I still get a lot of flak from the press sometimes for trying these heavier roles. But as far as I'm concerned I'm getting hired to sing them – it's not just me deciding I can do it. I was in Barcelona doing a different opera a few years back and they offered me Erik, and I did Florestan as well, and the press in Vienna said, 'What is he doing with this ridiculous repertoire?'. But Thomas Moser was telling me that when he was in his early forties and started doing this repertoire, people said exactly the same to him. And look at him now.' Despite his current status, Streit wasn't always destined for an operatic career. 'I became a singer before I was an opera singer. I was a singer as a teenager and I sang pop music and played guitar. I tried to become a guitarist – that was my first instrument. I didn't sing in choirs or do those normal things. I was singing, though, so that trained my voice without me knowing it! "I became a singer before I was an opera singer. I was a singer as a teenager and I sang pop music and played guitar." 'Then when I was in college somebody stole my guitar and a friend of mine said I should sing and take voice lessons. He said, 'They'll teach you a bunch of Italian crap, but it can only help your voice, it won't hurt it!'. And three and a half years later, I was singing small roles in San Diego Opera, so it was pretty good advice actually!'. When asked, Streit says that his best conductor has been 'Nikolaus Harnoncourt. He has a wonderful gift besides all of the 'givens' – fantastic musicianship and knowledge – he has a gift of being able to bring out the best in you. He's not at all one of those tyrant conductors that says, 'You will do it this way'. He goes with the flow, yet he always has something to suggest. He knows I'll give things a good try, and he has a lot to add. It's very encouraging and empowering. He's given me some great roles.' 'Simon Rattle is the other one. I like people who show their personality in their music, and bring out the best in the singers. Then I will work my best.' One of the biggest revelations of the interview is that his main role-model is Philip Langridge. 'When I hear him sing I think yes, I want to go in that direction too. He's about ten years older than me and everything I want to do, he's done ten years earlier! I can't compare myself to Nicolai Gedda, much as I love his singing, because he's like Superman. But I really like Philip Langridge's singing, and I like his career and repertoire. That's what I aim for.' "MusicOMH.com


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The staff was rude. office manager doesn't know what she's doing along with the rest of the stuff took the surgery scheduler forever to contact me I ended up having to go to the office myself just to schedule my surgery.
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one appointment take over 45 minutes in the waiting room.
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Needs to review what he has treated me for prior insteadStarting as a NEW patient. Look at the chart --- keeprecords.
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Overpriced. Inaccurate Billing. Mean/Sarcastic bedside manner. Good procedural results.
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Flashy player. Ridiculous opportunity. Buzzy preseason. A lot of times it ends up fizzling out, sometimes it works out OK, and one time it's C.J. McCollum.
C.J. went absolutely bonkers in his 15-16 debut, hitting 14-22 from the field including 6-9 3PTM for 37/6/1/1/0 and no TO. Video game numbers! So he's a shooter, and he does what NBA shooters do – keeps draining em when they hot! But I think we need to take a step back and consider a few things: Other than massive Pts and treys it was fairly empty. This was against the Pelicans, who without Brow, might look worse than the Sixers; they look horrific. And the third thing that no one seemed to mention while anointing McCollum the next big thing in combo guards this preseason – he's got a pretty extensive injury history. He's at the pinnacle of a sell high for me. Do I think he'll be hot garbage all the sudden? Of course not. But do I think he scores 37 again this year? I don't. Well, unless they faced the Pelicans every night… I'd shop around in the 40-50 range of ADP and see if you can get lucky. As with all fantasy takeaways off one game, it's always good to keep from overreacting. Compared to fantasy football, we're at the same point as about 9 minutes into the first quarter of week 1. Still a long way to go. Here's what else went down during the first full slate of fantasy basketball action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Pearls don't lie on the seashore. If you want one, you must dive for it.
(Yep, I just dropped a Chinese proverb, so y'all know this article is about to go next level…)
I've always found it fun to read – and write – some of the more unconventional or against-the-grain prognostications for the upcoming fantasy basketball season, and it can be a gas to revisit them at various points throughout the year to see if they're gaining any traction or skidding wildly off the road. It probably goes without saying, but the bolder (see: nuttier) the prediction, the less likely it is to bear fruit. So the intent here is to provide an unpopular – but not unrealistic – take on a player that may actually help you during your fantasy draft. You're likely to disagree with most (they'd be the consensus if you didn't) but if I can hit on one akin to last year's "take a late-round swing at Rudy Gobert and hold him until starter minutes come available," it can be a season defining gamble. So pick your favorite(s) and let's go diving for pearls together! (Man, that is without a doubt the least cool analogy I've ever come up with. But it's a call-back to the opening line which I thought was kinda clever, so I'm gonna own it.)
Prepare the hot takes cannon as we fire off 30 bold fantasy basketball predictions (one for each NBA team) for the 2015/2016 season:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Mmmmmmm, is there anything saucier in fantasy basketball than a rookie fresh from a great Summer League tearing up preseason?! Obviously Ricky Rubio's haircut is the only thing saucier to me!
After Stanley Johnson posted some crazy stats in Vegas (16.2 PTS 1.8 STL 1.0 BLK), StanVan has given his prodigal son StanJo a ton of run in preseason and the rook has taken off with multi-3PTM games in his first 3, a rainbow line last Thursday against BKN (12/7/2/2/2) and frequently getting to the stripe. Unfortunately he's cooled off a tad the past two games with a little bit of a dud last night, and he's in a pretty robust rotation of SG and SF, mainly with the much more boring Marcus Morris playing solid this preseason as well. But even at likely a bench role to start the year, Johnson can play anywhere from the 1-to-4, as he's already played some out-of-position PG this preseason. In the last update to my Top 200 ranks, I moved StanJo to 94th for the rainbow line upside. I'm not going too crazy for the rookie nookie, but he's certainly worth a look around 100 in the 9th round. If only he had a twin like Morris – but also named Stanley – then we could have dueling StanJos in the NBA! Here's what else has gone on through the past week of preseason:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Yeah. It goes like this right here. It's the return of the writings of Slim! That reminds of an Outkast song, and that song reminds me of 1998. If you don't remember it was the year we learned there was yet another way to be disgusted by a cigar. That near, far, wherever you are you probably found yourself at some point rooting for the most unlikeliest of protagonists, Billy Zane. And of course it was the year the 'Blue Screen of Death' truly became a meme, long before anyone knew what a meme was.
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In the NBA draft that year there were 3 guys drafted that are still playing and should one day be in the Hall of Fame. I'll give you a hint, the top 3 draft picks were Michael Olowokandi, Mike Bibby, and Raef LaFrentz, and if you were playing fantasy basketball back then you might have gone all-in on one of them. Give up? They are Vince Carter, Dirk Nowitzki, and Paul Pierce. Pick number 5, 9, and 10 respectively. That's not to say great players aren't drafted 1st, but the only thing guaranteed when you are first overall is a whole boat load of money. Something about the use of the word 'only' there doesn't quite feel right.
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It seems so easy to see when you're talking time traveling, something mind unraveling. Get Down. It's a whole lot harder to do here and now using some funky combination of math, logic, illogical fandom, a random number generator, and of course the occasional dart throw. For some reason though, after about an hour on 350 (or about 176c) it develops a creamy caramel colored crust. Once it cools, just cut it up and consume. So here's you're 1st taste. Slim's, I can't believe I'm writing this in 3rd person, RCL playoff schedule post.Please, blog, may I have some more?
Ah, the late-round fliers! Which I think is "fliers". A lot of the time, I almost write it "flyers". Zach LaVine is a late round flyer! Eesh, being a married man makes you start getting reallllll corny with the jokes.
So as I've mentioned a few times getting through the top 100 (Rank 1-10 | Rank 11-20 | Rank 21-50 | Rank 51-75 | Rank 76-100), there just isn't many warm bodies out there to call "JB's late sleepers". And, well, a lot of that is because I have guys that are ranked in the 100s on Yahoo and ESPN in my mid-rounds (cough, Jordan Clarkson – ESPN 99 Yahoo 144, what the hey?! aherm, cough cough – I've caught the plague!), while just as much is the lack of sexy rookies in good situations. Jahlil Okafor is awful for fantasy. D'Angelo Russell loves talking 401ks with Josh Smith by the turnovers at the breakfast buffet. Stanley Johnson looks awesome, but Detroit has a bigger wing mix than Bdubs. Asian zing – that one my jam!
With these final rounds of players, it's also important to factor in league size. These ranks are [hoping to tailor] for a 12-team league, so I'll reach for a tad more upside the later we go than go for stability. Tristan Thompson is going to be mad consistent for some points and boards for the very deep leagues, but lordy he'll be unownable in a 12er. You're fired! Can't believe this Trump stuff is still going on… Anyway, here's the Top 150 for the 2015-16 Fantasy Basketball Season:Please, blog, may I have some more?
"Dude, you can't make a title caps to make the pun work, or else it's a stupid lazy joke!" Well, ya know I'm pretty effin' rusty out here catching back up with Summer Ball and this final batch of free agency moves! I'm as old and as rusty as Deron Williams, who completed his buyout with the Nets, turned it into piles of gold he buried in his backyard, and will be eating Mulligan's steak with Mark Cuban. The rich stay rich, just with the richer! Wait, did that make any sense? While D-Will has just as much risk as an active Claymore mine sitting on your desk (and giving it a fourth grade girl), I think I might actually buy in a bit. He's in a steady decline, but when looking at his numbers last year, it's easy to forget he came off the bench for a bit – and his bench numbers were horrific. As a starter he was 14.3/3.6/7.1 with a steal per and only 2.4 TO. And interestingly enough – nearly 33 minutes a game while staying [mostly] healthy! Must be the new bacon and eggs diet. He shot pretty horrible – sub 40% as a starter – but it was 39.6% vs. 32.3% as a sub. Couldn't figure out how to get it done off the pine! Sounds like a merit badge the Pawnee Rangers would give out. Moving to Dallas, he's surrounded by SO MUCH better talent that he should have no problem falling into comparable numbers as his starting days in Brooklyn, maybe even with a few more dimes, a few less TO, and playing as the starter all year (if he stays glued together). This is likely D-Will's final chance to be on a winner, and after a very sub-par 14-15 I think he could be a draft day value. Either that or he'll be a hot spinning cone of meat! Here's what else has gone on in the past week of fantasy basketball:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Well, I can't say I haven't been steadfast (double negative police!) about my Dwight Howard hatred… Look at that rock bottom red right there!
And with Dwight coming back from his knee injury and the precursing news of his return, I have said I wouldn't add him in virtually any 10 or 12ers. I don't trust the minutes, and after giving Slim a 19 minutes over/under for Dwight's return on the Pod, he only went for 16:27 putting up 4/7/2/0/1 with a TO. At least he stayed off the FT line! After we had started the Pod, McHale said he was only giving Dwight 16 minutes, just enough to be sure his TO and FT% wouldn't hurt fantasy teams. I may have been liberal with McHale's quote for that last part… In 8-cat or non-FT% leagues I guess he probably should be scooped up, but he'll probably sit back-to-backs and the Rockets have a pair left on the schedule with Sun/Mon and Wed/Thurs games this upcoming week. Get your sales ready, Big & Tall, we got a bigun needing more street clothes! Here's what else went down last night in fantasy basketball action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
Wow, big upset last night as the Pistons beat the Gizz 105-95. I had "Grizz" typoed but laughed too hard to fix it…
And leading the way in running the Gizz out of Detroit was Reggie Jackson's Goromotaro! Well, not really, 20/20 in Pts/Dimes doesn't have an official Razzball name… 20 dimes is a double dimebag though! Wait, no one gets those, it goes up to a quarter… Can't really complain that R-Jax didn't get to 25 assists, but yeah, focus JB! I wonder what could've flared up my ADD!
With my boyfriend Kentavious Caldwell-Pope hitting so many shots (not doing much else though in a 24/0/1/0/0 line), making 10-16 FG and scoring 16 Pts in the 3rd quarter, R-Jax piled up a ton of dimes on jumpers. In the 3rd alone he had 6 dimes on 20+ foot FGM – 4 to KCP. Helps when your fellow shooters are hot! Just ask Stephen Curry how his season is going… R-Jax has certainly had his ups and downs, and didn't even have a single assist against the Jazz on Saturday! I wanna say it was all due to Rudy Gobert, but if he was D-ing up R-Jax then Dante Exum would be on Andre Drummond! I'm not depending on high-volume dimes here on out, but when R-Jax is in his lows, remember he was a pickup for a lot of his owners. So just thank your lucky stars for last night and enjoy the wave without putting the R-Jax on the pedestal, the underlining message from The 40-Year-Old Virgin. Or else you let the Gizz win! Here's what else went down last night in fantasy basketball action:Please, blog, may I have some more?
…It's like the beginning of a 1950s B&W horror movie. "As I recall it was a horror film!"
"…From the depths of the muck – ya know, that soft clay shizz at the bottom of a lake – comes the waiver-wired, until recently available in a ton of leagues, RODNEY STUCKEY!"
Monster game from R-Stuck, who gets to R-Stick it to a hot Reality-TV show wife, unquestioningly motivating him to a 34/6/7/1/1 line last night with an NBA Jam "he's on fire!" 13-19 FG and 6 treys. Just a redonk game in 31 bench minutes, especially since the Pacers started Damjan Rudez who couldn't miss either, hitting 6-8 including 5-7 from deep. It's like the Pacers were playing on Fisher-Price baskets! Although those "throwback" (well, just older, not too throwback) unis are schweet. While a big game and all, Stuckey was averaging a monstrous 0.6 3PTM a game before last night, so a huge anomaly there. 1,000% more 3s! And the dimes were an outlier as well, with only two games more than 6 before yesterday. Anyone in the NBA can get hot on any given night, and Stuckey is a good low-to-mid-teens scorer ala that creeper who stayed home instead of going to college. He's fine as a last guy on your bench in 10 or 12ers, but I don't think he's someone to drop a stud for. A great comment yesterday was Stuckey or Brandon Knight, who was spotted on crutches yesterday. Yeah, unless you have a H2H week one bye, I'll probably pick the guy who can currently walk. Here's what else happened last night in fantasy hoops action:Please, blog, may I have some more?


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The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra
by William Shakespeare
The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra Contrasting Regions Quotes
How we cite our quotes: Citations follow this format: (Act.Scene.Line). Line numbers correspond to the Riverside edition.
Quote #1
But stirred by Cleopatra.
Now, for the love of Love and her soft hours,
Let's not confound the time with conference harsh.
There's not a minute of our lives should stretch
Without some pleasure now. What sport tonight? (1.1.50-54)
Antony's reputation at one time rested on his noble work as a soldier, with all the Roman austerity and severity that came with it. His life in Egypt (or his love) has transformed him into a man that wants pleasure all the time, which is indulgent, but also completely contrary to the Roman way.
Quote #2
You may see, Lepidus, and henceforth know,
It is not Caesar's natural vice to hate
Our great competitor. From Alexandria
This is the news: he fishes, drinks, and wastes
The lamps of night in revel, is not more manlike
Than Cleopatra, nor the queen of Ptolemy
More womanly than he; (1.4.1-7)
Caesar criticizes Antony's decadent actions in Egypt, but the hint is that these are things natural to Egypt (and thus unbefitting a Roman). This decadence is also characterized by its femininity, which is linked to an Eastern way of life, and a polar opposite to the Roman austere ideal, which is linked to masculinity.
Quote #3
"Good friend," quoth he
"Say the firm Roman to great Egypt sends
This treasure of an oyster; at whose foot,
To mend the petty present, I will piece
Her opulent throne with kingdoms. All the East,
Say thou, shall call her mistress." (1.5.49-55)
Antony, in a very chivalrous fashion, sends his love to Cleopatra. He presents her a decadent bauble of a pearl (befitting the East), but it's important that as he sets on his journey out of Egypt, he identifies himself as a "firm Roman." He goes as a soldier, and thus is leaving behind the decadence that characterized his life in Egypt, trading it for Roman austerity. He hasn't forgotten her (and the East) in spite of this transformation; hence the gift.


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16 Apr 2012 10:51 AM #1
Cannot set focus to searchfield in iOS
Ext version tested:
- Sencha Touch 2.0.1-rc
- iOS (5.1, device and Simulator) Safari
- Google Chrome 18.0.1025.162
- Safari 5.1.5
- When you click the button at the bottom of this sample, a panel displays with a single search field in it. I cannot set the focus to the search field under 2.0.1-rc. The focus is set correctly in Chrome and Safari on the desktop. I had this working before updating to the 2.0.1-rc.
- Browse to page in either iOS Simulator or on iOS device.
- Click the "Address" button.
- Search field appears with cursor at the end and the iOS keyboard visible.
- Search field appears, but does not have focus.
- User must tap in the search field to display the iOS keyboard.
Ext.define("PF.view.Main", { extend:"Ext.NavigationView", xtype:"mainview", config:{ items:[ { xtype:'panel', id:'mainViewPanel', title:'Pizza Finder', layout:'vbox', items: [ { xtype:'formpanel', // Has to be FormPanel for iOS to show "Search" id:'singleLineAddressPanel', standardSubmit:false, // Neither of these stop the form submitting submitOnAction:false, // Neither of these stop the form submitting left:10, right: 10, top:10, height:57, // Have to add this if I make this a FormPanel scrollable:false, padding:0, centered: true, hidden: true, modal: true, hideOnMaskTap: true, hideAnimation: 'fadeOut', items: [ { xtype:'searchfield', id:'singleLineAddress', value:'222 Mason Street, San Francisco', padding:0, listeners: { action: function(c,e,o) { c.up('#singleLineAddressPanel').hide(); return false; }, clearicontap: function(c,e,o) { // The keyboard hides on the iPhone when you click clear. // That's not like native behaviour. c.focus(); return false; } } } ], zIndex:'40' }, { xtype:'toolbar', docked:'bottom', defaults:{flex:1}, items:[ { xtype: 'button', text:'Address', handler: function() { var enterAddressBox = this.up('#mainViewPanel').down('#singleLineAddressPanel'); // p.getComponent('singleLineAddressPanel'); enterAddressBox.show(); enterAddressBox.getComponent('singleLineAddress').focus(); } } ] } ] }] } });
See this URL for live test case: http://geeknixta.com/demo/pizzafinder/
Debugging already done:
- Have pulled out all other code.
- Have tried to set focus explicitly on the show event of the formpanel and the search field (search field's show event seems not to fire).
- Have tried to set the searchfield as the active item on the formpanel.
- iOS 5.1
16 Apr 2012 11:41 AM #2
Have you rebuilt your css with compass wince upgrading to 2.0.1RC?
16 Apr 2012 11:45 AM #3
Hi Jamie,
Had no idea I might need to do that
I took the 2.0 SDK, was given a very bare-bones sample app, modified the resources/css/app.css file slightly, and then pointed to the 2.0.1-rc SDK.
So far in my 3.5 weeks of Sencha I haven't touched compass. I'll try to do that now and will let you know.
16 Apr 2012 12:15 PM #4
16 Apr 2012 2:39 PM #5
Ok, we'll take a look at it.
1 May 2012 10:05 PM #6
I have same problem. Not working in Chrome or Safari. Tried many different ways / listeners to call the focus from. i could only get it to focus when I set the blur event to cause the focus() and then when I blur it it refocuses, which is good, but can't get that to happen upon painted or show or similar listeners.
5 Jun 2012 2:02 AM #7
I have some problem with set focus on textfield , I have open a Ticket also
I hope this problem will be solve soon
6 Jun 2012 12:25 AM #8
Problem is CSS, if I will comment css file in index.html I resolve the problem, focus work
... but the page/program is without css and It is unusable... of course (but focus work) :-)
6 Jun 2012 10:34 AM #9
7 Jun 2012 2:10 AM #10
I refer to iOS system
In androdi or Chrome or Safari desktop browser (MAC) I haven't problem
The problem is focus on iOS sytem... no Emulator but with real device (IPAD,IPHONE)


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WILMINGTON, Mass. -- The Boston Bruins are playing with destiny. They're also playing against history.
The Bruins' 3-2 double-overtime win over the Buffalo Sabres in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals Wednesday night gave Boston a 3-1 advantage in the series. The sixth-seeded Bruins are one victory from advancing to the second round of the Stanley Cup playoffs, with Game 5 of this series Friday at HSBC Arena in Buffalo.
They have been in this situation before, but they don't want a repeat performance of what happened the last time.
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The Bruins returned to Boston with a 3-1 series lead and needed only one more victory to advance.
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Montreal won the next three games and ended what was supposed to be a promising postseason for the Bruins.
"When we won that fourth game in double overtime, and we were a little bit thinking about the second round instead of finishing that series, and it hurt us," Bergeron said after an optional skate on Thursday at Ristuccia Arena.
Thornton took a lot of criticism in that series. The Bruins captain was held scoreless in seven games and was a minus-6. A local newspaper wrote that he should surrender his captaincy.
It truth, Thornton was playing with torn cartilage in his rib cage, an injury he had suffered during the final week of the regular season. The Bruins classified it as only an "upper-body injury" and did not reveal how badly hurt Thornton really was until after Game 7 in Boston.
"The nature of that injury is usually a six-week healing process," Sullivan said after the devastating loss in Game 7. "He came back in less than a week. He played under extreme pain, and most players I know probably wouldn't have played under the circumstances that he played."
"People can say what they want," Thornton said after the series. "I know I left 110 percent out there every night. I gave it my all, and that's all I can do. This series should have been ours, and it's devastating."
Raycroft was 23 years old that year and won the Calder Trophy as the league's top rookie after posting 29-18-9 record with a 2.05 goals-against average and a .926 save percentage. He posted a 3-4 record with a 2.15 GAA and a .924 save percentage in the first round of the playoffs.
Boston has relied and will continue to rely on another rookie goalie this series.
Tuukka Rask, 22, has been solid against the Sabres so far. Unlike Raycroft in 2003-04, Rask was not nominated for the Calder Trophy this season, even though he deserved consideration. In the 2004 series against Montreal, the Bruins' offense went south as they scored only three goals in their last three games. Raycroft was left to fend for himself but couldn't hold off the Canadiens.
The momentum swung in Montreal's favor after its 5-1 victory in Game 5 of that series.
Current Bruins forward Michael Ryder played for the Canadiens that season, so now he's been on both sides of it.
"We knew we were back in the series then," Ryder admitted. "Win another game and you're tied again, and in Game 7 anything can happen. We knew if we got that [Game 5] win to make it 3-2, it's a whole different story. Now, we can't give Buffalo any life."
The Sabres are still a dangerous team, and the Bruins can't sit back and take their foot off the accelerator.
"We're up 3-1 now, so can't give those guys any opportunity to try to get back into this series," Ryder said. "You can't let your guard down. You've got to keep doing the same things, the things that got us up 3-1. If we slack off a little bit, Buffalo has the offense to easily score on you."
Now that he's an assistant captain, Bergeron won't let a similar situation occur and suffocate the Bruins this time.
"We're taking things a game at a time," he said. "We're not looking ahead of ourselves, and that's the main thing that we need to do. We've been doing that all year, and we need to do it [now]."
Ironically, current Sabres captain Craig Rivet was also a member of the Canadiens in 2004. He's been in this situation before, and he's telling his teammates the importance of taking it one game at a time.
"We definitely feel that we can do it," Rivet told NHL.com. "There's no doubt about that. We still feel very confident with our abilities and with our team. We're battlers."
Ryder and Rivet were teammates in 2004, and both can remember how they were able to pull off the unlikely comeback.
"We took it one game at a time, and you never know what can happen," Ryder said. "We just didn't give up. I don't think Buffalo is going to give up, that's for sure. If they win that next game, they're going to have a lot more confidence. For us [in 2004], it was just do-or-die, and that's how we took every game. We just wanted to make sure we came out hard. We didn't give up, and we managed to win the series."
The Canadiens lost in the next round to the eventual Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning.
As Bruins vice president Cam Neely was leaving the TD Garden after Wednesday's victory, he stopped and told ESPNBoston.com that the Bruins need to keep pressuring the Sabres and can't relax for one second in this series.
"No question," he said. "Any time you get a team in a position where you can close out the series, you've got to make it very difficult for them, and that's what I expect out of our team."
Bergeron believes history won't repeat itself this year.
"We need to stay focused," he said. "We need four wins, not three. We can't stop. We have to be ready for Game 5 because they will be."
Joe McDonald covers the Bruins and Red Sox for ESPNBoston.com.