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The June 2010 edition of Practical Family History magazine includes a two page article on family history blogs by Sheena Tait, who also has a blog.
The article is entitled "Web resources for… Blogs for genealogy" and includes sections on commercial blogs, genealogical news and personal blogs, with examples in each categories. The article opens with a description of what a blog is and ways to read them, and closes with some suggestions on how to find blogs and some suggestions for feed readers.
I am proud to say that my blog gets a mention (and a screenshot) in the section on personal blogs, so I would like to thank Sheena and Practical Family History for giving me a mention.
The article does mention that "genealogy blogs are dominated by American writers and topics but there are now a growing number focused on the UK and Ireland", so it is good that the article mainly focuses on UK and Irish blogs.
The other personal blogs mentioned were:
- Geoffs Genealogy
- A Twig in my Tree
- The Irish in Scotland
- Cruwys news
- Winging It
- Great War Heroes Weblog
- Tracing the Tribe
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During her recovery from a brutal beating on the Augusta Riverwalk on May 3, Ashley Solesbee has turned to the Bible for advice. The Belvedere resident's source of comfort is this phrase from Colossians 3:13: "As the Lord has forgiven you, so you also must forgive."
Solesbee remembers those words when she thinks about the two male suspects who were arrested following the incident.
Solesbee, 25, was with Wesley Spires of Edgefield when the attack occurred. They had known each other for about two months and were on what Solesbee considered to be their first official date.
They dined at Stevi B's pizza buffet and went ice skating. Afterward, they weren't ready for their night together to be over, so they decided to relax on a bench on the Riverwalk.
That's when the romantic evening turned into a nightmare. According to various television and newspaper reports, two men approached Solesbee and Spires, demanded money and then hit them with some type of metal bat or pipe.
Solesbee suffered five facial fractures, a laceration on her head that has just recently healed and other injuries.
The damage to Spires, 27, was more serious. He had a skull fracture, a broken right hand and lacerations.
Somehow he and Solesbee made it to his truck, which was parked nearby, and he drove them to the hospital.
"You always know that God is there, but, until something happens, you don't really know that God is there," Solesbee said. "He performed miracles that night. He saved our lives, and he gave Wesley the strength to save us."
Spires' brain was bleeding, and he ended up being put into a medically induced coma. In addition, part of Spires' skull was removed while he was being treated.
Both he and Solesbee still are undergoing rehabilitation to help them cope with the harm their bodies suffered. Spires wears a helmet to protect his head until surgeons can replace the portion of his skull that is no longer there with a metal plate.
Spires helps out at several of his family's businesses, answering the telephone and performing other tasks. Eventually, he hopes to return to the landscaping work he enjoys.
His main focus is to move on, so he tries not to spend a lot of time reflecting on the attack.
Solesbee, who was much more talkative, attends Belvedere First Baptist Church. A recent graduate of USC Aiken, she works for the Aiken County Public School District as an applied behavioral therapy aide and teaches dancing at Rhythm & Class Dance Studio in North Augusta.
"The good has outweighed the bad," Solesbee said. "It has made my faith stronger. I've also learned that I have a bigger support system than I ever thought I had with my church family, my dance family and my school family. The community has come together to help Wesley, and my family and Wesley's family have come together."
After her alleged attackers' fate has been decided, Solesbee plans to visit them.
"I intend to go see them; both Wesley and I intend to go see them," she said. "I think they need (to hear) the word of God."
In mid-July Solesbee and Spires returned to the Riverwalk with her mother, Lisa Solesbee.
"We wanted to see the floodwaters," Ashley Solesbee said.
At one point, they passed by the bench where the May beating took place.
"It didn't bother me," Solesbee said. "It's just a bench."
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Which areas do you think should be addressed this offseason? I've listed a few things that I think need to be addressed as well as some ideas that I think would help.
Perimeter Rebounding- Outside CP our perimeter rebounding was terrible in my opinion. CP was great, Barnes was good when he didn't leak out, and Granger was a good rebounder in my opinion; the rest were terrible.
Wing Defense- I think we give JJ a pass on this to much due to his effort, but I'm not convinced he's a good or average defender. Worst yet is that he is our best defender at the 2 spot, unless we are talking about CP playing there. Matt did ok, Granger I felt would be in good position most of the time but fouled too much. Duds was similar to Granger but lacked the length to be on par with Granger. Dribble penetration killed us and made our defense look suspect in way too many games.
Players leaking out instead of boxing out- I think Blake was the main culprit, but Matt did it a few times too.
DJ's Free Throws- He has to get over 50%, which I think he will work on it just hoping it's effective work.
Dribble Penetration- I think we had this going sometimes, but it was inconsistent. When CP, DC, or even Jamal were aggressive we usually had a much better result, or when Blake was facing up and attacking quickly.
Defensive rotations- would be higher on my list but they seemed to get better towards the end of the season, so I'm guessing it's being worked on still.
These are just based off my opinions on what I saw during the season and playoffs.
To fix 1, 2 and 5 will take upgrades at the wing positions in my opinion. I feel JJ and Jamal bring too much of the same thing, they just bring it in different ways. We all know the 3 spot needs an upgrade or something.
I think if KG retires and he is brought onto the staff, he could help coach up 3 and 6.
4 will just take solid work from DJ and some damn confidence in himself. He can't be changing the trajectory mid-season, now if that different trajectory is key keep and get better. Figure what works, then stick with it.
any new player we get has to be good on defense period...
I was thinking 2 players...one point guard and one center or small forward..
Can't do anything about perimeter rebounding unless we move either J.J. or Jamal, and perimeter defense might also fall into that.
1) Wing defense via player movement
2) Backup C situation
Is Sefalosha a free agent, I think he could solidify that. Deng is probably the popular vote, but I'm guessing he will get too much money somewhere else. I also would like to try to get Josh Harrelson from Detroit if we can, I'd rather have him than Hollins.
I think our Perimeter rebounding will get better with an improvement at the 3 as well, but agree that 2 position might be the key to wing defense.
Personally I don't feel attached to JJ and I could get over trading Jamal. Don't get me wrong I like JJ and Jamal, I love when JJ is coming off the screens and moving off the ball; just think they both bring an offensive mind set and eventually the same thing just in different ways.
clippers need a center...back up or not..
get one in the draft period!!!
second,trade dudley for a point guard in the draft..
someone to give paul a break..
get a free agent sf..
get an assistant coach like mark jackson or another crafty guy to run the offense..
gentry was ...whatever..
remember him when he coached the clips before...average..
jackson is a bit ghetto...but will bring some toughness and is very creative in his lineups..
I mean ...if they had bogut...they would have beaten us..
A huge pass on Mark Jackson, and kick some dirt at him while we pass. I'd say upgrading the Small Forward position should be priority. Followed by the Back up Center.
The Clippers were #1 in PPG and offensive efficiency, #3 in FG% and points per shot and #4 in assisted FG%.
Alvin Gentry was not "whatever". He orchestrated the best offense in the league.
@laboy, I saw you asking for Maxi Pad Jackson on another thread too. I suspect a bit of trolling here. Maybe the names W. Green or R Blaine ring a bell? If they don't disregard.
Don't like Maxi at all, he's crap in my opinion. The only thing that sucks worse than him on ESPN is that GSW might get a good coach as a replacement.
I think its hard to say what we should improve upon because our superstars have yet to be pushed to their limits.
Blake hit double digit rebounding ONE Time in 13 games
CP had more than 5 fta in a game ONE time in 13 games
We won the battle of the boards 3 times in 13 games.
We shot the 3rd most fta but had only the 11th best percentages out of the 16 playoff teams. We had more FTA than OKC and the heat.
The issues we have are about fine tuning some areas and our superstars being able to fill in the gaps.
Need to get bigger on the bench and have better decision making when Paul sits. Blake has to return more to his face up post game and Jordan needs to work harder at the line and in traffic off the pass.
We need another big, hopefully one with a bit of range, that can still bang.
sorry, wrong thread.
not the best offense in the league...
and the offense did not look too great against a golden state team without a center..
if they had met san antonio...you would have seen our deficiencies...center position..sf,even blake would have had a tough series..
oklahoma with their 3 trick pony of a team should have been a breeze ...and we could not even beat them..well we almost did (choke)!!!
Yes... the best offense in the league. That is a fact. Every single offensive metric puts us in the top-4... AST/TO, FG%, TS%, effFG%, assFG%, and most commonly used: offensive efficiency (points per 100 possessions), where we ranked #1 in the entire league, despite being horrible at the line. Unfortunately, we were only 7th in DEFENSIVE efficiency, slipping to 10th in the postseason.
And regardless of how you think we "looked" against the Warriors, we averaged 111ppg which is an astounding number against statistically the best defense in the west, with or without Bogut... and especially in the playoffs. The trouble is, we let them score MORE efficiently against us in the postseason than they managed to do against the whole league all year long!
We went on to average >107ppg against OKC... the third best defensive team in the west, with ALL their guys healthy. You're confusing a string of bad plays where we tried to run out the clock and hold a lead with our offense as a whole, which was truly elite.
Any problems we would have had against San Antonio - and I agree there would have been plenty - would have been due to us being unable to STOP them. They may have slowed our scoring a little, but we could have expected to average AT LEAST 105ppg (since both teams are top-6 in pace, with the Clips being #1), which should be more than enough to win a series against ANY team... if you have an elite defense... which we don't.
If you look at playoff games only, we scored only 1.5 points per 100 possessions fewer than San Antonio across all games - and we played against much better defensive teams - but we gave up 7.6 points MORE!!!
Our offense was great. Alvin Gentry was great. If you really believe that ANY of our problems were at that end of the court, then you must have been changing channels every time the ball changed possession.
We need defense. Rebounding too, but mostly defense, and mostly on the wings. Alvin Gentry is the LAST guy in the organization who should be replaced.
One job gone and Gentry is still on the board. Good news
I honestly feel that Vinny Del Negro is a great fit for the Cavs and the direction the franchise wants to go. VDN knows how to coach great point guards, saw it with Derrick Rose and saw it to a lesser extent with Chris Paul (Del Negro had to do less). Need to keep Gentry
I can get the rebounding, but I don't get the significance of cutting off FTA by over 5, just seems arbitrary. He had 5 exactly or more 8/13 games. I'm not sure why that cut off is really of significance to be honest.
Cleepers, laboy is one of those people who just makes stuff up. For example, saying our offense didn't look good against GS when GS has the worst Drtg in the playoffs because the Clippers offense was killing them.
...but hey, facts are not comparable to laboy's thoughts.
Some people still seem to think that a good offense never has bad possessions, they'll ingrain in heir brain the few times when the offense had to use more clock or take a bad shot and act like that was he majority of the time or something.
I actually think our offense would be fine against SA, but our defense would get a killed and people will still be thinking "if we just scored better" lol.
Yeah. I hate to say it, but often the trolls we get here are actually more informed than some of our own fans.
All that Best This and Best That means nothing. We lost. Yes the refs screwed us but we lost.
I posted this on another thread but here's what I saw with SAS. Watching them was like jumping into a pool of cold water and having my ball* and di*k shrink to the point of being unfindable. It is a work of art. If any of you say they were unfindable to begin with you will DIE.
THEY HAVE PLAYED TOGETHER FOR A LONG TIME. Their coach is the star not a BIG ANY NUMBER. Pop would bench Duncan if Timmy screwed up. They have guys of high character. There is no chest thumping. THEY HAVE PLAYED TOGETHER A LONG TIME. The system wins not "LeBron" or the Big Three. They got lucky with Green and Leonard. Pop finds the way to play to each player's strength. They have a feeling that they should be champions. THEY HAVE PLAYED TOGETHER A LONG TIME. Popavich is GOD. There is no chest thumping.
CP is better than Parker, While BG isn't as good as Timmy he can be MVP.
Our center needs to have some ability to score in the post. WE have no starting SF. Matt was OK but then we had no back up. JJ couldn't defend. Dudley was a waste. I doubt we can get rid of him. Maybe he can play back up PF. Jamal has to play within the offense not save us from broken plays. He can be streaky. This team has no personna except getting screwed by refs and being a Mexican Soap Opera. For whatever reason we've faded in the second round of the PO's. That is our personna.
We lack a SG, a back up PG, a back up center, a back up PF, a wing defender. Our PG and SG are undersized. We probably are stuck with Dudley and we don't have a lot of cap. WE have Bullock who MAY be OK. Matt and Jamal will be a year older and Jamal can't defend. Forget FT's DJ has to be able to score more than put backs. He needs to draw some attention as the Roll Man
We are the closest to the Spurs. We don't have the "Splash Brothers" Or Westrant and Dubrook. We don't have Marc Gasol and Zbo. We don't have Le Bron. (I'd kill for Klay at SG). We also have a lot of holes to fill. 50-50 we get Pierce
beg to differ on El Poppo.... yes he can coach, and the Spurs run a solid organization, and.... he'd be squat w/o Duncan.... he fired his coach as soon as he got TD and anointed himself HC.... sack of potatoes move (as GM) that no one seems to recall.
and re: our Clipps, our problem is wing defense and the ill fated trade that brought in JJ and Dudley.... luckily Doc held serve and we made it through a round of the playoffs.... am afraid that Doc is not the best personnel man, and would do well to defer to Gary & Co. and be more of the HC/face of the franchise.
personally was hoping for Hardaway in the draft as our sg of the future, just like I'm hoping for GR3 as our sf of the future in this upcoming draft. for some reason we seem to be a bit squeamish/gunshy 'bout the draft lately.... don't know if it's a Paul George repercussion/residue, and.... that has to change.
props to Olshey for pulling off the CP3 upgrade.... now we gotta pull up our straps and find us some wing players, and yes.... we can use some backup bigs and maybe a backup pg too, and.... some of 'em are gonna have to come via the draft.
to agent zero...
if golden state had bogut playing...they would have beaten us...period!!! end of story!!
we got lucky that he got hurt..
F*ck! this sucks.
**** Alvin Gentry. Taking the same job with a rival team is pretty low.
When looking at what we are missing I'm thinking what is necessary to win the finals? I don't think we are Shumpert (alone away from the finals). I don't think we need a Carmelo or Lebron either, not that it wouldn't make things easier though.
I think Wing defense and athleticism is a must- this will cost JJ or Jamal and Duds. Ariza would be a good fit, or a combo of Sefolosha or Shump plus a slew of options like Marvin Williams, Aminu, Wes and Beasley.
One good back up big. We all have different opinions of who that good back up is, but I think most have a good idea. Jason Smith, Channing Frye, Jordan Hill, and Andrey Blatche are all good options here.
I also believe we need a coach specifically for the Bigs. I'd love for it to be KG if he retires. Camby wouldn't be a bad idea if he's done playing. Okafor as a player/mentor depending on price demands and health.
This is just the way it works with any professional sports league. Gentry probably thinks he has a better shot of getting the head coaching job there than with the Clips, especially if Kerr turns out to be a bust.


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In an effort to fill one of the small gaps in my family tree I have been trying to find out where and when my 4x great-grandfather Henry GASSON died and where he was subsequently buried. Henry GASSON holds a special place in my heart because it was he and his wife and children who brought my particular GASSON line over the border from Surrey into Sussex sometime around 1830.
What limited work I had done previously had left Henry in Slaugham, Sussex in 1851 and I had been unable to find him in the 1861 census. There was only one death registration in the GRO indexes between 1851 and 1861 (in Horsham Registration District in Q1 1860), so it seemed quite likely that this was my Henry, but I never pursued it further at the time.
Picking up from where I left off several years ago I decided that I needed to find a bit more evidence before I invested my hard-earned money in a copy of the death certificate for the 1860 death registration. It didn't take long (with the help of the SFHG Data Archive) to find a burial at Horsham, Sussex in February 1860 for a two-year old Henry, clearly this wasn't my 4x great-grandfather.
So back to the drawing board, but armed with this information it seemed likely that Henry should be somewhere in the 1861 census, waiting to be discovered. I headed back to Ancestry, Findmypast and The Genealogist and still no sign of my Henry. There was a Henry of the right age in Rye, Sussex but that was too far of a leap geographically. There was a Henry in Slaugham, Sussex but he was too young.
Then remembered my experience with FreeCen several months ago, and how it had come to my rescue. I was lost for words when once again FreeCen delivered the goods and came up with my Henry GASSON. He was the correct age and living in Slaugham, how could I and the three big names in online genealogy have missed him?
Now I knew where Henry was it was easy to find him on Ancestry, Findmypast and The Genealogist. The biggest surprise to me was that the transcribers for all three sites had made the same mistake, they had all recorded his age as 26 years and not 76 years. I know the numbers are not particularly clear (the vertical check mark on the left doesn't help) but there is no horizontal stroke across the both of the 7 that would have made it a 2. Although I would have to admit that the top horizontal stroke looks a little rounded, but that doesn't really make it into the number 2.
I shouldn't really have been surprised that FreeCen had the correct age, after all I have had success before, but what really did surprise me was that all the other three sites had interpreted it the same. I know I would have found Henry eventually on any of the three main sites if I had persevered and dug a little deeper beyond the index entries, but to be honest I wouldn't have expected such a large error on Henry's age, perhaps a few years but not fifty years.
My next step would almost certainly have found him because I was going to progress to tracing all his children in the 1861 census. Henry is lodging with one of his married daughters, but the fact she was married might have slowed things down, plus Henry and his wife did have fourteen children so it might have taken me a while to get around to tracing the right child.
I would have been much simpler for me to have searched FreeCen at the start, something that I must remember in the future.


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if Deandre has a greater or equal season then we aren't gonna be able to have Chris, Blake and Deandre on the same team. He will and fair enough ask for a pay rise. So I'm thinking we trade him and yes i do love the humor and highlights but its gotta be done.
I think DeAndre stays regardless because his best friend is Blake and he has a great relationship with Doc. He seems very happy on the team, so I think we are fine.
I think robin Lopez is paid half as much as DJ and is just as productive when it counts. Not wedded to DJ by any means if flipping him can get us a better 3. But I do like him a lot.
Wait so we can technically offer DC the 120% of 2.3mill? Awesome. He'll definitely stay now that we can offer him a full half of his market value.
Move Dudley or Barnes I guess. Think getting Pierce, Livingston, and Ariza is a dream, and a silly one at that. We can barely afford to keep the team we have right now together let alone bring in Ariza and Livingston's raises. First thing's first, get the Sterling situation thing taken care of and then let Doc work some magic. Complete trust for the offseason, but still expecting the worst. Expect a tax bill folks.
True. I think DJ will stay. I would like to see him get paid a little less to benefit the team a little more. From 11-12 mil he was getting paid to like 9-10 million. Would give team more flexibility.
Nope. Getting rid of Barnes would be a big mistake. Big blow to our "veteran-ship", and team chemistry. He is loved and has great hustle. I say we need a new starting SF, so get rid of Dudley and put Barnes as our backup SF which I don't think he would have a problem with seeing as how he would be turning 35 next year. I truly think we can get Ariza. He wants a contender and I'm sure he would love coming back to LA and playing with Chris Paul and play under Doc.
With more chemistry being built, and DJ and Blake evolving even more over the summer, I think the possible addition of adding Ariza and a solid back up center that can defend will skyrocket our chances to make the Finals next year. OR, if and ONLY if, we can't get Ariza or anyone else, I see we test out how far we can push Bullock to see him start if he gets stronger and better over the off season or even Granger if he can return to his all star form, which I think is very possible.
you guys think we have any chance of signing gerald green? he'd fit perfectly on this team
Whatever happens the team should focus around getting younger. I'm tired of the ring chaser/ buyout guys breaking down or hoping to rebuild off the past. Buy some late picks in either round and use summer league to build longevity.
Gerald Green would be amazing. I watched most of the Suns games this year, and he is a hard worker. If Dragic didn't go quite as beast mode as he did this year, Green would have gotten most improved player for sure
Bledsoe deserved it more than Greene. Green's improved 3 point shooting really set him apart this year.
We need a very good wing defender. The league is filled with athletic players and we need someone who can check the 2's and 3's. Barnes has been great for us but we can upgrade. And we obviously need another big. Those are our two glaring needs. Dudley is way overpaid. Would like to get something in return for him. I would be happy with Ariza as our starting SF. But seriously, how much of an upgrade is he over Barnes outside of his age and slightly superior athleticism? I don't think that much. Deng would be great. He might be a bit out of place in the fast paced regular season but will be worth it come playoff time.
This team is close. What I am equally worried about is the improvement of DJ. The guy needs to add more to his game and work on his fts. I also hope Blake continues to get better. But a very good SF who can defend (offense would be bonus) and a very solid big are needs. I trust Doc will address both issues.
what do yo guys think about beasley?
I suggested DJ shoot FTs right handed. It worked for the kid up in Cleveland
The core of the team should remain. Dudley has not been a great contributor this season and can be traded along with Bullock. Willie Green should get more playing time, Granger and Big Baby were brought in the middle of the season and will play better next season. Turk played well and I believe we could have won the series if he had not been injured. Paul Pierce still has a couple of good years left, his home is in L.A. and I believe he would love to play with Doc. Look at Fisher, he's playing well for OKC, isn't he the oldest player in the league? Kevin Love would love to come back home. Don't know what position he plays or who would have to leave. Food for thought.
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you guys think we could pry channing frye or marcus morris from the suns?
I don't think Frye will opt out of almost $7mil next year. If he does decide to opt out I'd be happy to sign him for around $4mil.
As much as I love DJ's attitude, I would consider trading him for Marc Gasol. Marc will probably walk after next year.
oh, didn't know he was making 7mil next year, that a little too much. he would have been a perfect backup for blake.
I wouldn't mind taking a shot at marcus. pheonix seems to use markieff more. he could be that long athletic sf we need.
Wouldn't mind him I can't see him working on the bench unless we surround Jamal and him with defenders. Think with us his best use would be the bench PF behind Blake that could play with Jordan. When we go full second unit defenders need to be there to spot our scorers.
the numbers on hoops hype is total...73.6
with player option for ...davis 1.4
and collison..1.9
and team option for green...1.4..
that leaves us with ...11 players and 3 mil under cap???
how are we going to get 3 players with 3 mil???
and play the season with 14 players??
our team would be weaker than last year..
and if collision leaves....we have almost 5 mil...and no back up point guard..
who do we trade?????
irwing and deng...for paul...????? maybe we can trade pics too??


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It's back! Your very own Lufthansa logbook in which you can collect and keep details about all your Lufthansa flights.
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As I said, I've been taking a lot of pics so I'll be chopping up the fashion posts into a couple of smaller posts, by style of clothing. Theses are my more casual outfits.
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Looks like I was in a yellow mood because the weather is all warm. Funny fact: I used to never wear yellow because I was afraid it would make me look really sallow since I'm already so yellow-undertoned. Boy was I wrong! I think yellow is lovely on Asians and an instant mood-lifter to boot. I have two different shoe options because I wanted to wear my new killer Sam Edelman wedges but it looked waaaay too risque for the office. My legs look longer with the nude sandals anyway. ;)
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Just a foot of snow graced one lone run at Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort on Friday, but that didn�t dampen the mood for skiers and riders at the resort�s opening day.
�It�s great to be able to ski,� said Maria Hornack, who was visiting from Phoenix with her two daughters. �It�s a nice warm-up for the upcoming season.�
Those who strapped on their skis and boards were greeted by blue sky, abundant sunshine and temperatures fit for late spring. Many were shedding layers as the clock inched toward noon.
Sven Brunso, marketing director at Purgatory, declined to give visitor numbers, but the empty lower parking lots and almost nonexistent lift lines indicated a sparse crowd.
Lift 4, or Twilight, was the only chairlift running, and Demon was the only run open thanks to a coating of natural snowfall mixed with a healthy dose of the manmade white stuff. Skiers and boarders also could entertain themselves on two terrain parks off the Demon run.
The resort�s 12-inch base is supplemented by 12 to 18 inches of manmade snow coverage, said Kim Oyler, spokeswoman for Durango Mountain Resort.
The resort has received 15 inches of snow this season and has been blowing snow since early November, she said.
The terrain park features were well maintained, and it was nice that the resort had them ready on opening day, said Nathan Stilwell, a student at Animas High School.
Minimal crowds made getting on the slopes a breeze. By mid-morning the lift line wait wasn�t more than a minute or two, and even late-arriving cars snagged spots in the upper base parking lot.
The mountain�s snow wasn�t as good as Wolf Creek or Telluride, said Bridget Ellerbe, who was visiting all three resorts during a trip from Louisiana. Wolf Creek opened Nov. 14 and Telluride officially opened Thanksgiving Day. But the conditions were certainly better than Copper Mountain�s opening day, when Denver residents Keith Bell and Bryan Butler said the crowds were overwhelming and the runs icy.
�It�s a little crispy, but nice for opening day,� Bell said after a run on Demon. The two men were in town for a wedding and decided to come a day early to get in a few runs.
Purgatory�s base is less than the last two years when skiers were greeted with 20-plus inch bases and 10 to 12 skiable runs. The conditions in 2009 were similar to Friday�s, with one lift and one run open.
The resort is budgeted to continue making snow through December, Oyler said. In coming days, the mountain operations crew will expand snowmaking efforts near the base and between lifts 1 and 2 to get more of the front side open, Oyler said.
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�Right now, it looks like a bigger storm could be brewing along the West Coast,� said Jim Daniels, a meteorologist with National Weather Service. �The best potential (for snow) looks like the first weekend in December.�
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Adult day passes are $42 each, and season passes, including weekday passes, will be honored until the mountain is open seven days a week, Oyler said. The resort will continue to offer discounted lift tickets until the majority of the mountain is open.
Today, the resort will host season kickoff festivities at Purgatory Beach from 2 to 4 p.m.
Though the early-season skiing wasn�t as good as they had expected, Dallas residents Courtney and Marty Brasfield said they would return to the mountain, hopefully with more snow.
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MANCOS � Edie Hurst stood forlornly in front of Absolute Bakery�s half empty pastry case.
�Is there anything left?� she asked wistfully.
Nope, the cinnamon rolls and savory strudels she loves sold out before 10 a.m. at the Mancos bakery and cafe. There were a few oat-and-date bars, some carrot cake with cream cheese frosting and Mexican wedding cookies left. She contented herself with some fruit bars and vowed to be back in time for strudel tomorrow.
Absolute Bakery is one of the most acclaimed cafes and bakeries in the Four Corners, a small-town icon to the past, filling up a 1903 building with plants in the window, used books for sale, art on the walls and all around good cheer.
�Why are you here?� a waitress asked a young man amiably hanging around the cash register.
�To, you know, talk,� came the reply.
Most folks come for the famous strudel, cherry and apple, and egg, potato and cheese on this day or the cakes and cookies freshly baked by owner David Blaine every morning. Or they stop in for lunch, where the salad with homemade blue-cheese dressing is scrumptious, the tuna salad is tasty and the squash-ginger bisque lives up to its name with a spicy kick. And the macaroons � as big as an orange and dipped in chocolate � are not to be missed.
So, you might ask, why Mancos?
Why would a picture-postcard-perfect bakery with a region-wide reputation locate in Mancos? Or a coffee shop that roasts its own beans every day? Or a top-notch new restaurant with an enviable wine list and a French-trained chef? Or a hippie-cool natural food store and cafe with hard-to-find goods such as gluten-free flour and Belgian chocolates?
It�s Mancos, after all, the town you pass through on your way to the area�s most famous Native American ruin, Mesa Verde. It sports a state highway, a stoplight, a gas station, a few nice B&Bs and some eccentric galleries. The town�s marketing gurus champion Mancos as the heart of the Wild West, complete with signs of a cowboy on a bucking bronco along Highway 160 � kitschy, but in a sweet, goofy way.
As you round the last bend from Durango and head into town, Mesa Verde rises like an upturned, slant-sided bowl and the Sleeping Ute Mountain juts up behind it. It�s as breathtaking a vista as you�ll see between here and Utah. Looking down from this visual beauty you�ll see Mancos, population 1,336, elevation 7,000 feet, with the four-by-two-block business district on the south and the residential portion, several dusty, unpaved streets lined with wooden houses and free-ranging dogs, on the north.
The simple answer is that it is less expensive � a lot less expensive � to conduct business in Mancos than in Durango. Several business owners in the food arena estimated they were saving between 50 and 70 percent of what they would pay to buy or rent a building in Durango.
But there was something else that played into their decision to operate in Mancos � the welcome.
�La Plata County was not super psyched about another coffee-roasting company,� said Matt Lauer of Fahrenheit Coffee Shop.
By contrast, Mancos officials were like �Please! Please! Come!� he said. �It was just so simple.�
His coffee shop, newly moved from Zuma�s Natural Foods and Caf� into its own spacious building, offers baked goods, loose leaf tea in giant jars, a blackboard menu for grab-and-go items such as breakfast burritos and turkey sandwiches and well, delicious coffee drinks. You�re likely to be waited on by Lauer or his wife, Linda James, both Fort Lewis College graduates, she in sociology, he in political science, which of course, led them to open a coffee shop.
Well, it was almost that simple. Lauer muses over how coffee intersects with many of the world�s premier political issues � fair labor, sustainable agriculture and protecting the environment. Coffee, he says, is the second most traded commodity in the world. Number one? Oil.
He likes Mancos for its diversity, noting that it once had a gay mayor and residents are split between old-time ranchers, young, laid-back entrepreneurs like himself and hippies of all ages.
Jason Blankenship, who opened Olio last summer, cites the same eccentric mix of residents, a whole-hearted welcome by local officials and an I-have-your-back community ethic for convincing him to open his wine-bar-restaurant in Mancos.
He returns the favor by sourcing as much produce as he can from local farmers, buying beets, potatoes, cabbage, meat and eggs this winter to use in dishes such as trout schnitzel with roasted spaetzle and sweet and sour cabbage or Colorado lamb and mushroom pie on braised greens.
And for those conscious of the return drive to Durango, Cortez or Dolores, where many of his customers come from, Blankenship offers half-bottles of wine, a rarity in these parts. If you don�t feel like a full meal, Olio�s has a small bar where you can stop by for a glass of wine and say, a small bite such as the peppered antelope carpaccio.
�This is exactly what I was looking for,� he said, happily surveying the cozy dining room.
Longtime residents of Mancos, Cynthia and Steve Klumker had already found what they were looking for when they bought Zuma Natural Foods and Caf� six years ago. They�ve built upon that same dedication to local farmers and organic produce and meat that Lauer, Blankenship and Absolute Bakery manager Melissa Blaine espouse at their businesses.
�Steve liked the idea of having his own food bank and I liked the idea of selling locally grown fresh food,� Cynthia Klumker said. �Customers can come here and know they don�t have to look for �genetically modified� on the label.�
The cafe is bright and airy and customers greet each other by name as they line up for the homemade chicken and vegetable soup, salad of organic greens and fresh hummus or a panini of roast beef with blue cheese. A sign promoted Friday�s special, green chili chicken casserole. The staff tries to fulfill requests for gluten- or dairy-free dishes.
To take with you, the refrigerators in back offer Colorado cheeses, organic yogurt and enormous sandwiches. You can also find freshly made salsa, chocolate-covered espresso beans and every type of corn chip known to man.
Whether Mancos is your destination � and strictly for the pleasure of eating, it can be � or you�re just passing through, it would be a shame to leave hungry.
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Nice to see there are clippers fans, like me.
Jared dudley is a decent defenders. All of u already know he plays small forward. But, some of the best players now, are SF. Lebron, Durant, Paul george... I'm scared of durant man. The dude is killing it. My worries is, if dudley can handle that. In the starting line up, he is the weakest link. He would be a great bench player.
Next is Center position.. DJ is having a break out season. The hype, Doc was saying about DJ, is looking to be true. But looking at the bench... Byron mullens, Ryan hollins... Nooo. These guys are not that good. If DJ goes down, clippers are done.
These are, the weakest links i believe the clippers should try to work on. Do u guy agree,
First post, guys.. If i posted this in the wrong section tell me
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Could we use a top notch SF? Sure, do we need one? NO
Listen Keven Durrant is killing everybody, Demarre Carroll,Andre Iguadala, Klay Thompson, Evan Turner, Jeff Green, Kawi Leaonard-Ginobli, Nicolas Batum, all in the last 4 to 5 games, it doesn't really matter who we go out and get.
Witch is why I don't feel we need to go out and get a SF, were good at that Spot, Jarred Dudley, Matt Barnes and Reggie Bullock, were probably going to use all three on him and unlike Most Defenders they can All Shoot the 3, plus I've watched enough Allen Iverson 30,40+ games to know that the supporting cast is more important than once guy scoring 30,40+ and watching Terrence Ross have a Durant type performance and us still wining is rather comforting to know that we can survive that kind of performance from one guy and still get the win, and rather easily in the End.
We've played the Thunder twice, Durant didn't do any better than usual against us. He really only had one big game against the Suns last year.
We should rest Dudley more, get him healthy, let Barnes try find his groove. Even just getting one of those guys back to how they played last year would be a huge bonus, doesn't matter which one and obviously both would be better. If a really great SF because available sure, but that seems unlikely.
Yea I don't buy into the SF argument. When Dudley was really
stinking up the joint I did. But not really for defensive purposes.
There is no SF who is going to stop those guys you just named.
That's why they are superstars.
Barnes seems to be playing ok now and Dudley seems to be getting healthier.
A back up Center I agree.
A back up C is an absolute must cos as the OP says if DJ goes down we are in trouble. I am sure Doc is working on it.
A backup center is the main issue. Getting a SF would be nice, but it won't improve us a great deal.
Back up Center or at least a Back up Big is a must in my opinion. I know Hedo has stopped the bleeding, but he is really just an oversized slow 3.
I don't think it's specifically our sf spot, it's just we lack any type of wing defender. No one is really thinking about trading JJ or Jamal so that leaves us with Jared. Perimeter Defense is what hurts our defense the most in my opinion. We can't have everyone on the perimeter be a threat for dribble penetration. Are you going to stop Durant, James, George, etc... probably not, but making it difficult for as many as possible would put our bigs in a much better position defensively.
A better small forward will improve this team a lot, but the problem is we don't have the trading pieces or cap room to acquire one of the elite, or quite frankly even a solid one like Ariza. A more realistic acquisition is a backup big big since they are cheaper than a starting small forward.
We should be pretty solid at SF with the three guys there all defense players and deep ball with slashing from Barnes. Could go small with Redick and Crawford as well. Think Dudley just needs to slash more it would open things up for him and gain confidence in shooting. We need a backup C before the all star break.
I still can't believe that the Wizards dangled Ariza for Butler and Donald didn't want to do it.
Luc Mbah a Moute for Dudley. Minny gets shooting, we get defense.
That sentence says it all.
Add to that the fact that his actual contribution is being limited because he knows he absolutely cannot get in foul trouble, so he cautiously backs off of any play where he might get called for a foul.
I'm still confident we'll bring somebody in soon. How good that "somebody" will be remains to be seen, but they literally cannot be any worse than what we have... we might as well have Mullens wear the opponent's jersey every night!
I just hope we don't start disrupting the team to try and get a "difference-maker". Anyone who is not a net negative will make a difference. Maybe not quite as much as an MLE-level player, but do we really want to start trading guard/wing assets when DJ and Blake have been holding down the fort so well?
I think theres one thing that I have taken from the season so far: we are exactly where we should be given the talent level of this team. 4th seed is not exactly indicative of championship aspirations. That being said we do need to make sweeping changes to take this team from 4th to the top 3.
Our small forward rotation is attrocious. Dudley is a good player on paper: a high percentage shooter and good three point shooter. The problem is the guy doesn't shoot much, and what good is a 40% shooter if he only takes 4 shots a game. Barnes, wow what a comedown from last year. He has the exact opposite problem of Dudley. Barnes has a horrible shot, but keeps shooting. And though I love Matt Barnes the truth of it is that his salary combined with Dudleys is what it costs for an elite small forward.
To boot how will we get a good player in return by offering Mullens, Hollins, Jamison, or Hedo. The realization is that Jamal Crawford is our best trade bait for a quality player in return, and we have about 7 million tied up into the attrocious duo of Dudley and Barnes.
We seem to have two choices: stay the course (and most likely stay in 4th place with a first or second round exit waiting for us), or make drastic changes to make this club better.
We need to do something
Tough to get an "elite" SF or "elite" at any position for 7 mil, lol.
If we stay the course there is a good chance one and/or both of Dudley and Barnes might get their crap together. They are both coming off 3 consecutive years with around 15 PER and are around 9 this year. This year is a severe outlier for both of them, usually severe outliers even out in time. With Dudley just getting fully healthy might go a long way; Barnes I don't know what his deal is, but he has time to figure it out, it doesn't look like it's because he's old or slow though, he just seems off his game for whatever reason, but slumps happen and usually people get over them.
I definitely don't think we're locked into the 4 seed either, we've gained ground on San Antonio and Portland despite Paul being hurt and our SF both slumping. San Antonio is starting to pile up injuries and Portland I still don't think is quite as good as their record.
But I though we solved our SF problem via advance stats since we traded Butler for Dudley lol
Who ever said Dudley was an "elite" SF. Stop bring a putz Jaca.
Define elite.
But according to advance stats we should have upgraded our SF production by adding Dudley. Seems to me last years duo produced more than this year
Crickets... I was hoping to get his signature links lol
Dudley and Barnes last year were both clearly better last year, the fact they aren't this year doesn't mean the stats were wrong last year, it means they are both significantly under performing this year. Butler sucked last year and sucks this year, I'd even take limping around underperforming Dudley over him, Dudley at least has the good sense to stop shooting when his shot off.
Neither Barnes or Dudley are playing up to their ability, but that doesn't mean they aren't capable of playing to that level, if they work out whatever is causing their slumps. Dudley is hurt and I think it's hurt his confidence and his fitness on top of being slowed. Barnes I have no idea what his problem is, but he needs to figure it out.
My concern from the beginning was Dudley's defense and rebounding and his lack of ability to create as well as decent stats on a bad team. All of those worries have been confirmed and everyone keeps saying he's injured give him time... It was a bad trade now we need to move forward and get bullock more minutes so we get better rebounding and defensive production.
All thses trades were for quality SF's and Rumor is out that a player like Evan Turner could be on the trade block come Trade Deadline. Our Big problem can be solved in free-agency. The fact that you still have guys like Lamar Odom, Ivan Johnson, and Andrew Bynum walking around without a team is ridiculous. Trades and Free-Agency could easily solve our SF and Backup Bigs Problem!
I posted some trades here on the trade thread for a Quality SF. Tell Me What You Think
Since tense went on vacation, u got any advance stats that shows Dudley/Barnes duo is better than butler/Barnes?
this team could become elite if Dudley played well. but that is a big if. I just don't trust him to return to form and provide what we need. quite honestly he reminds me of the Baron Davis situation and we all waited for him to get healthy and that never came. we are banking too much on Dudleys progress, and I fear at the end of the year we will regret not making some moves.
I'm here old friend. Wouldn't go on vacation before I gave you a heads up, lol.
No use giving you any advanced stats...won't do any good anyway when going up against arguments like it "seems".
I like the one where we trade Dudley for Gordon Haywood. Let's do that one.
Clippers just need a Fire Stick up they damn a$$ so they can wake up and play SOME DAMN DEFENSE!
Actually I consider that a weakness of Dudley's, he's too passive. We all know he can shoot, but he defers or tries to drive and kick way too often. I don't think he understands that he is only in there to shoot. If he doesn't shoot, he's just taking up space. We could get any D-League player to play the level of defense he does.
Butler/Barnes was better, but not because of anything Butler did, but because Barnes was much better last year. Dudley was also much better last year, but unfortunately he's slumped down to roughly Butler's level, maybe a little better. Both Barnes and Dudley are capable of playing much better than they currently are playing, but obviously at some point they need to go out and do it.
You telling me that advance stats couldn't predict that?
You gave up on advance stats pretty quick lol.. I was expecting your usual reply followed by a link.
If he's hot he should shoot more, if he's off he should shoot less and he's had several games where he's made 4 or more three pointers, so I don't think he's afraid shoot when he knows his shot is falling. The last thing we need is someone like this year's Butler who is taking 16 shots per 36 and shooting under 40%. If we need someone wildly jack up bad shots, that is what we have Crawford for.
You're underrating his defense, he's flawed but again we lead the league in opposing 3pt%, and have held of Lebron, Durant and Melo under their season averages. He might not be playing elite defense, he's not playing d-league defense either.
Yes. Yes they don't predict injuries and they don't predict whatever is going with Barnes. I don't think anyone even really knows what is going on with Barnes.
Dudley's value is his 3 point shooting. If he passes up open 3 pointers (even if he's in a slump), he should not be on the floor.
Give up on the only put up stats on a bad team thing, he did perfectly fine on a team that went to the conference finals. If he was playing like he did for the 09/10 Suns he wouldn't be getting criticized nearly much. He's not playing as well as he should, but it's got nothing to with moving to a good team.
No matter how bad Dudley is playing right now though, it wasn't a bad trade either because Redick is killing it.
Bullock should probably try to beat out Willie Green for minutes before he worries about getting ahead of Barnes or Dudley.
Barnes had what was one of his best years last year. I had a slight fear he would come down a bit, so did Willie Green.
No, the Clippers need an All-World PG. Where can we get one of those?
Third trade is utterly ridiculous. I think we could realistically get lrmam, but I feel that Dudley would be a more realistic trade piece. Be happy to part with Mullens though. Dude is NOT an NBA player.
I feel that 3 pt fg% is great, but this team had a much bigger need for someone to stop dribble penetration. DJ is being asked to do too much because no one on our team is fast enough to bother penetration.
I think that is what people forget. In Doc's introductory press conference he said his priority was to get shooting. Dudley was acquired with that in mind, he wasn't brought in for defense because quite frankly that's not his forte, neither was he brought in for rebounding because that is also not a strength.
His rates stats were pretty close with what he did with the Lakers. Even his year in Orlando wasn't far off. If he had just dropped off a bit that would one thing and expected given his age and how well he did last year, the problem is that he crashed well beyond that.
The same thing could be said with Dudley, maybe he was playing above his in Phoenix and was going to slip a little coming to a better team, but he's also collapsed.
With Dudley we at least know he's carried an injury, so we can cut his minutes and let rest him for a while and to see if it helps. Barnes drop off though has come out nowhere, so it is harder to know what can tried to help him find his game.
Baron Davis is available...
Barnes had a nice year last year, but he also had a nice year the previous season with LA, and he's had about 4 years in a similar range of production, it wasn't some one hit wonder situation, A problem though is that Barnes isn't that young, and he does get injuries here and there, so that has to affect him. A bit off a dropoff is expected, but he's been bad, but injuries and getting into the groove of thing also affected him.
It's weird comparing last years SF's to this years because one of the players is the exact same, so Barnes playing worse is just him playing worse. All you're comparing is Butler and Dudley and we're saving $4M for the same mediocre play. Sucky Dudley is basically equal in impact to Caron but makes less money. He might also shoot a little better than nonsense in the post-season. Not like Caron is going to be denying penetration or getting to the basket more than once every 7 games or be so e impressive level scorer on this team.
He was brought in for both shooting and defense, not as a shut down defender, but to be an average one. Smart shot selection is fine. Dudley's rate of 3PTA this year is the second highest of his career and higher (basically the same) than/as last season. So if one thinks he isn't shooting enough three's it is because they have a different grasp of his historical shot selection than the reality of it or expected him to shoot as many as Caron did.
Caron has been a high level scorer, he has a different mentality of shot selection than a career role player like Dudley. It can be a good thing sometimes, but also a bad thing when they keep jacking and take shots away from better players. You don't want guys to be timid, but you don't want your role players forcing bad shots. Dudley attempts there's at a slighter higher rate to a guy like Batteir, they are guys with similar offensive mentalities.
I think every player has games where they should take more shots, but as a whole and for his role and talent level, Dudley has shot an adequate amount of three's.
A good amount of the complaints people have about Dudley outside of,him being a step slow and rebounding seem to be incorrect expectations. People didn't do enough of their homework to understand the kind of player he is. This is why you can't just watch the highlights of a players best games (which makes you think things like Mullens is a good basketball player). Dudley is down in some areas, but some of the areas of complaint really are just how he plays basketball.
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I think we overpaid for Barnes. We were obviously paying for the season he had last year and not what he could do going forward. He's a 33 year old injury prone swingman. For the money we spent on him, we could've signed a big AND a wing player. Something along the likes of DeJuan Blair and Demarre Carroll. Add in Darren Collison and that's 3 quality players for the MLE.
I had said we overpaid Barnes from the get go, especially in regard to number of years. Someone told me it was something about loyalty, thouh I don't get loyalty to a guy who was on the team for one season and is a career journeyman, but sure.
Yes, Barnes shouldn't have been re-signed because of his age and the length / amount required. To me it seemed obvious, but Doc is in his first year as a GM, so I don't know, we need to give some grace to him, Barnes contract is a team option for year 3 though, so it is essentially a two year deal.
ClipperKyle, Gibson is an elite backup big man. Yes, for a backup big man, he's the top of the line you can get. We don't have the resources to get him. What we could do is if Charlotte makes a good deal, try and swoop in there and see if we can get Biyombo. Of course, people will need to have realistic expectations of Biyombo because he's an all defense and rebounding, no offense player.
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As some of you know I am also a Dodger STH and was at the opening game today. They showed CP3 on the Dodgervision doing a contest against a Dodger player and the contest was guessing the names of the players on the 1984 NBA dream team. Of course after being introduced there were a number of boos all around me from the good old Laker faithful and my big mouth starts yelling at them and standing up for CP3. Fortunately I am an old man and probably everyone thought it was just some nutty old man that has been drinking so no one gave me grief,they looked at me like I was nuts. Little did they know they were right,I am a nutty old man that drank too much.
BTW: Chris was very impressive,he got I would say 3/4 of the names right and smoked the Dodger player. I think he would have gotten them all given time but they were on a clock.
That sucks that CP got booed at the Dodgers game. Some fans are just so disrespectful. Glad you were there to clap for CP though.
What was the ratio to boos and applauses?
CP3 keeps going to Dodger's games, and I think its intriguing. If he went to an Angel's game, he'd probably be welcomed with open arms. Why does he keep trying for Dodger fans when he could set up roots in Anaheim? I think it's a battle for LA beyond the basketball court for the bigger share of the market, but I don't think all the cholo Dodger fans will ever give up on the Lakers. Interesting, no less.
I'm an Angels fan - I agree he should try an angels game. Trout is awesome. It's a family friendly stadium too and he could bring the kids without worrying that they will be heckled.
That Is funny because I heard Robert Sacre got a standing O
The Dodgers are LA's team. I don't like that some stupid Lakers fans boo'ed him, but it's good to see he's supporting the LA team, not Anaheim's team. They may be the LA Angels of Anaheim, but we all know what city they actually represent.
Most Lakers fans have little to no class no surprise. I would like to see how many of them will actually remain fans after a few more years of mediocrity. My guess is that most of them will hope off the bandwagon. Unfortunately, a few of them might hop on to the Clippers bandwagon too.
thanks for always keeping it classy, Lakers fans!
I wouldn't say that the angels can't be an la team...I've been going there my whole life, and I grew up on west side of la. It's a different atmosphere - way more laid back which is my speed for baseball. I find dodgers fans to remind me too much of lakers fans. Why should Paul continue to support a team and attend games if he is getting heckled? There is another team not get far away that will be welcoming, and I guarantee more angels fans are clips fans than dodgers fans are clips fans.
Who cares. They can boo him all they want. CP already signed his extension. Haha
Really though it must be bugging CP but he's here for clipper fans not Dodgers/Lakers fans.
You should learn the history, as the Angel's were LA's first professional sports team.
Disgusting. I took so much heat from Lakers fans on LTB (not all) when I started to support the Clippers. I have not gotten much "Bandwagon" hate here, if any. I am beginning to think Lakers fans (again, not all) suck and deserve the crap that team has become. Maybe that will help them become civilized.
It will be interesting how many of those "fans" will remain loyal after a few years of mediocrity. Its easy to be "loyal" when your team wins a lot of championships and is usually successful outside of a few seasons. Even in the bad seasons the Lakers at least had Kobe scoring 30+ points a game. Most Lakers fans have no right to call any other people bandwagon fans because most of them are frankly fairweather/bandwagon fans themselves.
Of course there are good Lakers fans but there are so many ignorant bandwagoners that they are the majority. I know some "Lakers fans" who live in New York who just stopped watching basketball. They were never fans true basketball fans to begin with. They just wanted to be a Lakers fan since it was "cool".
It is hard to say what the majority is -- and it is even tougher to define what a "true fan" is. All I know is there is a Los Angeles team (when I lived in NYC I was a Knicks fan and I believe in being city-o-centric) that is clearly the most exciting team west of Miami. I am having fun watching CP3, BG, Jordan and the crew and, as a bonus, my son is a Clippers fan. That L.A. fans would boo Chris Paul is unsettling. I would like to be proud of my city, it should show a little class.
I sort of understand as a Knicks fan. Most Knicks fans hate the Nets even though it is a "New York" team. Its not 100% comparable though since the Lakers are a much better franchise than the Knicks and if the Nets were as good as the Clips I am sure Knicks fans would embrace them. That being said I have no problem with bandwagon fans. I am one too. I have a problem with fairweather/fake fans. Fans that know little about basketball and only show up when things are going well.
In England with soccer fans (My biggest reference in "fanhood"), your closest rivals geographically are just that- rivals. And normally bitter rivals at that.
I don't think he is trying for Dodger fans,I think he got to know MAtt Kemp through Blake and he is the supporting his friends. I don't think he expects a standing ovation from the cholos, he knows what is coming.
If you can't guess by my screen name, I am a USC Trojan fan. The Trojan band came out to do some songs (what they played I couldn't say 'cause again our drunk cholo fans were so loud you pretty much couldn't hear a thing) but I do know they got booed too because they are not UCLA.
I am on an island at Dodger Stadium when other LA based teams are brought that are not purple and baby poop gold.
I do not know the inner workings of the Clippers top brass, but if their aim is to unseat the Lakers as L.A.'s number one team, getting their stars out to Dodger Stadium is one prong in an assault to change the culture.
If you think this is impossible, remember things change rapidly in our Internet world. Ten years ago, did you ever think there would be a black President? Or that pot would be legal in some states? Or that the Clippers would be in contention for a title and the Lakers in contention for the worst record in the NBA? Or that I would be supporting the Clippers? LOL.
So, don't be surprised if, in a couple years, CP3 will go to Dodger Stadium and get a standing ovation. And Jim Buss will get the boos!
lol change is an illusion. No, but really, I just found it interesting that he would keep going to Dodger games despite getting heckled every time. I will be the first to tell you that a change in culture is imminent, as if there is a buffer of only a few year where the Clippers are the better team, kids from that generation will grow up knowing only the Clippers as the premier franchise in LA. I was simply wondering why CP3 is seen at Dodger games all the time; I wasn't criticizing him for doing so.
I think there are still a lot of Laker fans that think he was supposed to go to the Lakers once he became a free agent since he was ok with being traded there in the first place. I only say this because I work with a lot of these type of Laker fans.
If it's an organizational thing maybe they should try out Blake. I think they would get a better reaction, then follow with CP3 and a role player.
Another interesting thing. The day after the Clips pounded the Lakers there was a Dodger game (last in the series) against the Evil Empire,also known as the Giants (or Gnats). At the Dodger game there were more people then I have ever seen in Clipper gear, save for Clipper night at the Ravine. No costume change,straight from Staples to Chavez Ravine (I made a costume change) in Clipper jerseys. Pretty much except for a NASCAR event,you cannot go anywhere without seeing that stupid purple and baby-poop colored jersey with the number 24 on the back. I saw no 24s at Dodger Stadium that day for the first time in it seem like forever. That day for once, Clips fans showed off more the Faker fans.


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Building a new "state of the art" facility to help recruit free agents...but I thought they didn't need to recruit anyone? People should be honored to wear the purple and gold. Lol.
That said, I still feel like the clippers facility will remain the nexus of off season life for players
Makes a lot of sense for them. Playa Vista was among the first rungs on our ladder to the upper echelons.
Looks like the lakers are following the Donald Sterling model for building a winning organization.
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The lakers are following the Donald Sterling model for building a winning organization.
That could be true, but until we actually win something...
Hopefully it's this year or very soon.
^ Under their current owners, the Clips have been more successful than the lakers.
Jimmy Buss did not inherit his daddy's track-record. They're not the same franchise anymore. I've never understood why things that happened in past decades in other cities or under different owners has any bearing on what a team is today. Attendance figures and national viewing numbers for laker games this year would seem to agree with me. They're not the draw they once were.
I give the Thunder credit for unashamedly "starting over" in their new city and not trying to claim Seattle's honors as their own. We are still tied to the Clippers awful recent history because we are still in L.A. and Donald is still the owner, but he deserves no credit or blame for anything that occurred during the Buffalo days and if some other billionaire buys the team tomorrow, he deserves no credit or blame for what came before him.
Dinosaurs used to rule the planet, but their pigeon descendants don't particularly frighten me. Rome used to be the most powerful nation on earth... these days, they're taking handouts from the EU. History is quaint and all... but it's not power.
As far as I'm concerned, the lakers name is all their fans have left to cling to.
To paraphrase the great William Shakespeare: "What's in a name? That which we call a turd by any other name would stink just as bad."
*Chuckle*....I agree, but with that said (with your usual sharp wit and all) still won't mean squat until we win "something".
Wonder what the great Christopher Marlowe would have said.
Have you seen the Lakers' practice facility in El Segundo? Ours look a palace compared to theirs.
How about: "Money can't buy love, but it improves your bargaining position - at least, it did under the old CBA"
That sounds pretty relevant to the lakers
As long as we keep moving forward as we have been, a championship will come.
Yep, Donald Sterling is the new gold standard for NBA owners now haha.
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That just proved you right my friend. Yikes.
Is Matt deliberately trying to miss every shot?
Time to start counting the number of layups Barnes misses.
Dang, Matt's missed a couple of easy baskets. Clippers would've padded the lead a bit more had he made them.
Unathletic dudley wouldn't even have missed that sheesh
I love his game and tenacity, but dude seriously misses a lot of layups. And this is a cumulative opinion spanning his seasons with us.
JJ bingo!
PUT YOUR ARMS UP DJ!!! Another uncontested low post basket against DJ.
Alright, I like this 11-point lead, Clippers. Keep it up!
Glad Matt made that basket earlier. He should feel pretty good about that.
I usually curse at Barnes, then he makes a 3 or something else happen a couple plays after a mistake.
I guess I'll wait. This lead should've been much bigger.
I hope the SF position gets figured out sooner than later,
along with a solid backup PF.
Ok back to the game.
Hack-a-DJ already? lol
Here we go, DJ's getting hacked.
Ugh, hack-a-DJ in progress. He really needs to work on his free throws.
Why is he such a bad free throw shooter? His release is decent, idk what it is! He needs to try something different at this point
Just like that dude said, this is going to be a problem for us in the playoffs.
Finally dj!
Good job, DJ, in making your free throws to take advantage of the clear path foul.
And then DJ goes and looks like a perfect free throw shooter.
DJ with a double double in the first half
Awesome play to end the half. Loved how it was so effortless and fluid.
Drove back home after seeing Washington with a 1 point lead after 1 quarter (ugh). I knew it would be halftime by the time I got back home and I thought, "I'd BETTER be impressed!"
This is better. Hopefully we stay focused in the 2nd half.
The Spurs are losing to the Bulls. We'll be just a game behind them when Clippers win this game. Keep your focus, Clips!
Blake Redick with the step back J!
I do love how Blake's using his inside game to open up his jumpshots instead of the other way around.
Blake starting off the 3rd quarter beasting.
WOW! Another missed layup by Barnes! Three tonight I think
BG is gassed. He has taken over this quarter. That's my boy.
Some many damn turnovers!
BG doing it all now. 10 points, 3 boards, 1 assists and taken 2 charges on D.
Wiz coming back uh oh
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Blake should have faced up!
Man. We are STAGNANT right now.
Another long heave by Jamal. BINGO!
OH. MY. GOD. Look at J-Craw!
Can someone explain what the wizards did to stop our offense? Scary.
The O just went fishing. Clippers have to finish this game with defense.
Some nice defense and rebound from Turk on that play, just as he came in.
Blake is so gassed right now. Hopefully he'll be able to get a little breather here. Our shooters are not exactly on fire tonight.
Are you ******* serious? We blew our huge lead like nothing.
Crawford seems like the only guy keeping the Clippers from defeat right now.
JJ with a huge Bingo!
JJ and Jamal 4th quarter show
Nevermind, Reddick is doing his part, too.
Also, it's nice to see a team not called the Clippers fouling players shooting threes.
Hit these free throws...see if we can get some momentum back.
Man, the turnovers are outrageous. But some clutch baskets at least keeping us slightly ahead.
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