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Color Lives: A Conversation about Art, Life, and Fashion
Textiles serve as the most engaging and tactile vehicle for color and life. They wrap, protect, and define us, and tell stories of the maker, user, and culture in which they were woven. This lively conversation with fashion curator, Dilys Blum; artist, Sheila Hicks; and designer, Luca Missoni will cover topics related to current exhibitions and recent projects related to textiles, the influence of the fine arts on their textile making and thinking, and how textiles have been woven from each of their lives.
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Live webcast of the National Design Awards Winners' Panel, part of National Design Week 2011.
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Design Exchange Panel
As residents of informal settlements collaborate more and more with designers, governments, and organizations, truly innovative solutions and ideas are emerging. This panel featuring exhibition participants will discuss what they are doing to meet the demands of growing urban populations and new economies. Panelists include representatives from: - Shack/Slum Dwellers International - Design With Africa initiative - University of Buenos Aires - WASSUP (Water, Amenities and Sanitation Services Upgrade Project)
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Sustainable and Inclusive Cities
Cities all over the world are rapidly expanding and facing issues such as climate change, rapid urban migration and overburdened public services. This panel discussion focuses on initiatives that seek to include those who have been marginalized by established cities, especially the poor, women, youth and entire communities. Panelists include representatives from: - Kounkey Design Initiative
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Celebrating Oscar Niemeyer
A celebration honoring Oscar Niemeyer, one of the designers of the original United Nations building. To celebrate the 104th birthday of architect Oscar Niemeyer, please join us for a panel discussion about the changing face of New York architecture in the last sixty years; specifically, the intended meaning, and the public's interaction with buildings such as the UN.
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Bill's Design Talks: A Tribute to Eva Zeisel
Eva Zeisel was an industrial designer, ceramic artist, writer, and force of nature. During her extraordinary career, which spanned nine decades, she produced highly recognizable domestic items that changed the way Americans set their tables and furnished their homes. Zeisel was widely regarded as a master of modern design, creating objects that were beautiful as well as useful. She often said that her work was the "playful search for beauty."
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Bill's Design Talks: Helen Walters, with Fiona Morrisson and Beth Viner
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New York, Sustainable City - Who Knew?
You may be surprised to learn that New York City is one of the most energy-efficient places in the United States, consuming a quarter of the national average in energy consumption and emitting a quarter of the national average of carbon dioxide, according to Columbia University's Earth Institute.
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The Sukkah City installation at Union Square last weekend was an ideal example of how to use public space in NYC.
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Recounting The Genesis of Design Research
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Wednesday, July 3
Oak Lake Park • 1st & Charleston, Lincoln, Nebraska
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Family activities, kids' games begin. Food and beverage vendors open. City Parks and Recreation activities include:
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The Meadowlark Music Festival presents the Trinkle Brass Works, a 14-piece brass ensemble! Performances are scheduled for 7:30 to 8:15 pm and 9 to 9:30 pm.
Performing since 1977, Trinkle Brass Works continues to delight audiences with virtuosity and adventurous programming with a sense of humor, hallmarks of every Trinkle Brass Works performance.
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Fireworks display by Zambelli Fireworks, sponsored by Pepsi-Cola; choreographed to live music by Trinkle Brass Works; broadcast live on your favorite Uncle Sam Jam radio stations – B107.3 FM, Froggy 98.1 FM, 105.3 Wow FM and KLIN 1400 AM.
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Seattle >Arts & Entertainment > Pacific Science Center
200 Second Ave N, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810947.619777 -122.352857
Mon-Fri 10am-5pm; Sat-Sun 10am-6pm
Neighborhoods: Magnolia - Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne
Though it's not part of the Free First Thursday program, the beauty of the House of Butterflies makes a membership a good idea. And remember use of the whisper dishes is always free!
Excellent theater. – Its clean and fantastic.
I love the seating.
Thursday nights are "Cheap date night" – Tickets are 5$ on Thursday instead of the normal 8$ charge on Friday - Sunday. Thursdays are a good night to go to a show and then catch a dinner near the center.
It's a good place to learn – The Pacific Science Center is a lot of fun, especially for kids..but adults can learn a thing or two. They have a lot of interesting exhibits. I think the best part of the science center is the imax. The deep sea 3D movie is pretty good. Definately go, it's a great experience!!
Great family entertainment! – I grew up going here and have taken our children here for years! They have a wonderful variety of educational entertainment all revolving around different aspects of science! FUN!! The IMAX theatre and laser theatre are so cool! Get a membership!
Why read about science when you can experience it for yourself? – The Experience
Both kids and adults can spend a fun afternoon here. Make your way to the Tropical Butterfly House and walk among the butterflies, or visit the naked mole rat display and learn about the world's only cold-blooded mammal. Indoor hands-on exhibits range from robots and computers to climbing walls and reflex tests. On a sunny day, take aim behind one of the water cannons in the courtyard and shoot at giant pinwheels. Or drop by the Tech Zone and become a virtual soccer goalie in a live-action video game. Spend the evening listening to rock or classical music in the laser dome, or watch the latest in Imax technology on a six-story-high screen.
The Background
Pacific Science Center began as the United States Science Pavilion for Seattle's 1962 World's Fair and was later established as an independent, not-for-profit educational foundation.
Needs Revamping – Same as the Children's Museum. More money should be spent on things for our kids and update the attractions in the Science Center. Some of it is great and interesting, but rather than rebuild and fix the fly man and some of the other stuff in that area, why not use the space for something a bit more inspiring to our children. There is a beauty in science that they need to see and the Science Center is failing in providing that. Please update the exhibits or get rid of them for something better.
Love it!! – My family and I go there about every few months just to visit and see what we missed before. I love the PSC because it has things for adults and kids to interact with. I guess because I love learning and discovering new things, it would appeal to me, but I love seeing my kids taking an interest and learning on top of it. Definitely something you need a day to explore. Best money spent!!!
Something for everyone – My son grew up with regular trips to the PSC. He's 17 now and still enjoys visiting. There's something for every age group. Hands on exhibits are great to catch the interest and invite further research. Try to go during the week if you can, as weekends can be crowded.
Family Fun – We went mid week in spring which was perfect for trying to avoid a crowd. They offer a terrific membership plan for families, which includes some of the Imax movies, the ability to bring up to 5 guests anytime. It had things of interest for every age, which I've found is rare to find at a science center.
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SABMiller and Coca-Cola Amatil to establish new brewery in Australia
7 February 2008
SABMiller plc today announces that Pacific Beverages Pty Limited (Pacific Beverages), its Australian joint venture with Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (CCA), will invest in the construction of a new brewery in the Central Coast region of New South Wales, some 100 kms from Sydney. The brewery will have a capacity of 500,000 hectolitres and is expected to be completed in 2010. The investment, which will be subject to certain local regulatory clearances, will be funded jointly by SABMiller and CCA.
The construction of a new brewery will facilitate Pacific Beverages' access to the Australian premium beer market which has grown at a rate of around 15 per cent each year for the last six years. The announcement also follows Pacific Beverages' recent acquisition of Australian premium brewer, Bluetongue Brewery, and will enable Pacific Beverages to materially increase production of Bluetongue and Bondi Blonde beer brands in order to meet national demand, while also providing capacity for the potential production of other premium beer brands.
The final design will incorporate a number of environmental technologies with the intention that the brewery is one of the most water efficient in the world.
Ari Mervis, Managing Director of SABMiller Asia, commented:
"Since Pacific Beverages began trading in late 2006 we have been delighted with the performance of the business which has exceeded our initial expectations and generated significant sales growth. A local brewing facility will give us the option to expand our portfolio and to continue providing consumers with top quality products."
Terry Davis, the Group Managing Director of CCA, said:
"We have found a great site for the new Bluetongue Brewery, located close to the F3 Motorway on the Central Coast, and the gateway to the thriving Hunter region. We are looking forward to building a state-of-the-art facility with our partners SABMiller, who, as one of the world's largest brewers, will bring great brewing technology and expertise to our Australian market."
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Pacific Beverages
Pacific Beverages is the 50:50 joint venture between Coca-Cola Amatil Limited and SABMiller plc incorporated in 2006 to sell and distribute imported premium beer in Australia. Pacific Beverages imported SABMiller's international premium brands, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, Miller Genuine Draft, Miller Chill and Pilsner Urquell into the Australian market.
Pacific Beverages also sells and distributes the premium spirit portfolio of global premium spirits distributor Maxxium. Major brands include Jim Beam, Canadian Club, Remy Martin, Cointreau, The Famous Grouse and ABSOLUT VODKA.
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SABMiller plc is one of the world's largest brewers with brewing interests or distribution agreements in over 60 countries across six continents. The group's brands include premium international beers such as Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro and Pilsner Urquell, as well as an exceptional range of market leading local brands. Outside the USA, SABMiller plc is also one of the largest bottlers of Coca-Cola products in the world. In the year ended 31 March 2007, the group reported $3,154 million adjusted pre-tax profit and revenue of $18,620 million. SABMiller plc is listed on the London and Johannesburg stock exchanges.
For more information on SABMiller plc, visit the company's website: www.sabmiller.com
Coca-Cola Amatil Limited (CCA)
CCA is the largest non-alcoholic beverage company in the Asia-Pacific region and one of the world's top five Coca-Cola bottlers. CCA operates across five countries – Australia, New Zealand, Indonesia, Fiji and Papua New Guinea. In the past six years CCA has diversified its portfolio of products to include water, sports drinks, fruit juices, coffee, iced teas and packaged ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable products.
CCA produces the Australian market's number one cola brand – Coca-Cola; the number one non-sugar colas, diet Coke and Coca-Cola Zero; the number one bottled water brand Mount Franklin and the number one sports beverage; Powerade Isotonic.
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UNCW Advances To CAA Women's Soccer Title Game
WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (November 2, 2012) - Third-seeded UNCW advanced past #2 Drexel 4-1 on penalty kicks after the two squads battled to a 1-1 double-overtime tie in the semifinals of the CAA Women's Soccer Championship on Friday night at Martin Family Stadium at Albert/Daly Field.
The Seahawks (12-6-3), who also advanced on penalty kicks following a tie with #6 Delaware in the CAA quarterfinals last Sunday, will meet the winner of tonight's second semifinal between #1 William & Mary and #5 Hofstra at 1 p.m. on Sunday in the CAA title game. It's just the second trip to the finals for UNCW, which defeated James Madison 1-0 to win the CAA championship in 2009.
Drexel, which was making its first appearance ever in the CAA Women's Soccer Championship, saw its season come to an end with a 13-3-3 overall mark. The Dragons set a school record for overall and conference victories this season.
The Seahawks were a perfect 4-for-4 during the penalty kicks as Ali Nagle, Lindsay Henry, Mary Chestnut-Smith and Stephanie Rose all converted their chances. Drexel hit the crossbar and then the right post with its first two attempts before Sam Greenfield made the Dragons' third shot.
After no goals and very few scoring chances over the first 80 minutes of the contest, both teams got on the board in the final 10 minutes of regulation.
In the 82nd minute, Rose made a run up the right side and sent a pass across the top of the box to a wide open Maddie McCormick. The freshman forward settled the ball and then drove a 12-yard left-footed shot into the right corner for her eighth goal of the season. The assist was the 12th of the year for Rose, who leads the CAA with 38 points this season.
Just over five minutes later, Drexel responded with the equalizer. Following a scrum at the top of the box, the ball bounced out to defender Melissa Chapman on the left side. The sophomore one-timed a shot from 15 yards out into the left side of the goal to tie the contest at 1-1 with 3:23 remaining in regulation. The goal was Chapman's fourth of the year and marked the 10th time this season that the Dragons have scored either a game-tying or game-winning goal with less than 19 minutes to go in regulation.
Drexel out-shot UNCW 4-1 in the first overtime period and nearly got the game-winner when Greenfield's shot from 22 yards out smacked the crossbar.
UNCW appeared to score the game-winning goal with 3:30 left in the second overtime when Katrina Guillou redirected a long free kick from Lindsay Henry into the net, but it was waved off after she was ruled offside.
Drexel had a pair of excellent scoring chances in the final minute of the second extra session, but UNCW senior goalkeeper Caitlin Hunter made diving saves on shots by Megan Hammaker and Lauren Stollar to send the contest into penalty kicks.
Drexel had a 5-3 shot advantage in the first half and nearly got on the board early in the second period. Junior midfielder Jess Sarkisian received a pass at the top of the box on the left side and chipped the ball over charging UNCW goalkeeper Caitlin Hunter, but the shot bounded off the crossbar. With 13 minutes to go in regulation, UNCW's Rose made a long run up the right side and sent a beautiful cross to Morgan Leyble, but her header from eight yards out went wide of the goal.
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Lately, I've been coming across some blog posts that try to describe a rheumatoid arthritis flare. It is a great notion – but is it even possible to do? I've tried taking photos of bad flares, and, in that case, pictures are NOT worth a thousand words, because there's just no way to "show" that … Continue reading
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I am not ugly. But, sometimes being sick makes me feel like I am. Believe it or not, rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune conditions can certainly age you; all the while "stealing your pretty." I used to get mad about it, and now I just learn to adapt. There are so many ways to still … Continue reading
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Last weekend was the annual American College of Rheumatology Conference, and though I was not in attendance, I learned that some intriguing information was revealed. Much news, information, and research was shared, but there were a few key elements that could mean good things for those with rheumatoid arthritis. Though the information has been "out … Continue reading
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Parenting is a difficult task for anyone, but particularly of those with chronic illness or a disability. How can you care for your children when there are days that you can barely care for yourself? I don't have kids of my own but I posed the question to the arthritis community on Facebook and Twitter, … Continue reading
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I've shared ways to advocate in the past, but there's no time like the present to get involved if you haven't already. You may or not be aware of this but Congress has appointed a "Super Committee" to find ways to reduce government spending. This is an important task, yet we as patients and advocates … Continue reading
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"Therefore, the proponents have determined that they need a mechanism that would be sustainable over time. They believe that a national Christmas tree research and promotion program would accomplish this goal," according to the Nov. 8 Federal Register.
Growers are naturally chapped because their efforts to work together to promote fresh Christmas trees (domestic and imported) and fend off cheap Chinese artificial tree imports are somehow being portrayed as a wacky liberal agenda.
Misinformation killed the Christmas tree promotion order. For example, some said the promotion order would hurt smaller producers, but producers and importers who marketed under 500 trees would have been exempt under the program.
David Addington of the Heritage Foundation set the stage for the Obama retreat.
In his column headlined "Obama Couldn't Wait: His New Christmas Tree Tax" on Nov. 8, Addington skewered President Obama and paid scant attention to the fact that growers, not the president, wanted the 15-cent assessment.
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"The economy is barely growing, and 9% of the American people have no jobs. Is a new tax on Christmas trees the best President Obama can do? And, by the way, the American Christmas tree has a great image that doesn't need any help from the government."
GOP lawmakers piled on. While Christmas tree growers were out in the field tending their crop and hoping for better times and new promotion efforts, the Web exploded.
Google "Christmas tree tax" and you will find 132 million search results.
USDA backed off on Nov. 14 in a Federal Register notice:
"On November 8, 2011, a final rule was published in the Federal Register ... establishing an industry-funded promotion, research, and information program for fresh cut Christmas trees, effective November 9, 2011. Due to recent events, the regulations are stayed in order to provide all interested persons, including the Christmas tree industry and the general public, an opportunity to become more familiar with the program."
Can this "wait-and-see" approach work? Of course not. It is out of the question in this political environment. There is no way the "Christmas tree tax" will be revived during the 2012 election cycle.
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"Our new Deputy Chiefs and Paramedics have all played crucial roles in the FDNY Bureau of EMS as Captains and EMTs, by helping to reduce response times to the most serious medical emergencies to the lowest ever recorded; 6 minutes and 30 seconds," said Commissioner Cassano. "In their new roles, they will continue the Department's mission of providing the best pre-hospital care found anywhere in the world."
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Towards A More Perfect Union? Previewing Year Two in Chester
Mar 19, 2011, 10:00 AM EDT
Finally. After five long months the Union open their second season Saturday on the road against the Houston Dynamo (8:30PM, 6ABC). With an inaugural 8-15-7 record, the U have plenty of room for improvement. Quite simply, in the offseason they needed to address the two-headed problem of conceding too many goals and scoring too few.
They've allocated resources towards revamping their defense and tweaking their offense. Defensively, they kept just two clean sheets in league games last season. Even more alarming was the fact that they finished the year with a dismal -14 goal differential.
Offensively, their 35 goals scored was fifth worst in the MLS. Sebastien Le Toux (14 goals) and rookie Danny Mwanga (7) carried a disproportionate amount of the scoring load, combining to score 21 of the Union's 35 goals. It doesn't take Jose Mourinho to figure out that they need more balanced scoring.
So, what can you expect from Peter Nowak's club in Season Two?
Well, as mentioned you'll see new faces. Lots of new faces. On the flipside, some familiar faces have moved on. Here's a quick primer on some of the Union's key additions and subtractions.
Welcome to Chester: Faryd Mondragon (GK), Carlos Valdes (D), Carlos Ruiz (F), Brian Carroll (M), Zac MacMath (GK).
Thanks for Your Service: Chris Seitz (GK), Brad Knighton (GK), Michael Orozco-Fiscal (D), Shea Salinas (M), Alejandro Moreno (F), Fred (M), Andrew Jacobson (M).
The most striking thing about the transactions listed above is the turnover at the goalkeeper position. The Union jettisoned both Chris Seitz and Brad Knighton. Seitz' struggles between the sticks were well documented. Knighton was a slight upgrade, but not a standout. Enter Faryd Mondragon.
Mondragon, a 39 year old veteran of both the Bundesliga and the Colombian National Team, brings a much needed veteran presence to the team. Neither Seitz nor Knighton lacked size or athletic ability. They lacked experience and confidence. Mondragon has both and will have no problem barking at his back four and taking charge of his box.
Carlos Valdes, another Colombian international, should bring a bit more athleticism to the center back position. The combination of Orozco-Fiscal and Danny Califf was often shaky and uncertain. They allowed opposing players to turn too easily and were often caught out of position. The hope is that a Valdes-Califf pairing can make the center of the Union defense a strength.
Sheanon Williams provides some much needed pace from the outside back position. Jordan Harvey, who seemingly played every minute last season, should benefit from Mondragon's ability and willingness to organize his back line. Here's hoping we never have to see Harvey tracking back 90+ yards in an attempt to cover a blown assignment.
What did the Union do to address their shortcomings in the offensive third? Well, they brought in El Pescadito, Carlos Ruiz. Ruiz is a former MLS MVP, who has scored 82 career goals in MLS play. Although short and squat he plays as a target man and possesses a unique ability hold up play.
He's somewhat similar to Alejandro Moreno (both spend an inordinate amount of time picking themselves off the ground), except that unlike Moreno he's an accomplished goal scorer.
Adding Ruiz will enable Nowak to slot Le Toux in the hole behind Ruiz and Mwanga. Playing as an advanced midfielder Le Toux's ability to run all day will be that much more evident and effective. Ideally, Ruiz plays with his back to goal, holds up play, knocks balls to an oncoming Le Toux, and the Union are off to the races.
The most notable new face in the midfield belongs to Brian Carroll. Carroll, a veteran of 200+ MLS games, is reunited with Nowak, who coached him when both were with D.C. United.
He'll likely combine with some combination of Roger Torres (the most creative Union player), Justin Mapp (the biggest enigma), and either Stefani Miglioranzi (just a plain solid veteran) or Kyle Nakazawa (other than Le Toux the most dangerous in dead ball situations) in the midfield. Carroll should provide a steadying, calming, ball winning presence in the middle third.
My mancrush, Jack McInerney, has another year under his belt and will be a nice changeup to Ruiz in late game situations. Amobi Okugo should provide fresh legs to the central midfield. First round pick MacMath can ease his way into the lineup and learn from a veteran like Mondragon.
If you notice, the one consistent thread in the Union's offseason moves was to bring in veteran players who ply their trade through the middle of the pitch. Mondragon, Valdes, Carroll, and Ruiz all play in the middle of their respective third of the field.
Peter Nowak can now rely on seasoned professionals who have represented their national teams in the pressure cooker provided by international matches. Soccer is no different from any other sport in that you need to be strong in the middle. The moves they made should go a long way towards turning that weakness into an area of strength.
So, with all of that being said what's a fair expectation for the Union in their second campaign? I think it's realistic for them to contend for a playoff spot, cut down on the goals against, keep a few more clean sheets, and have more balanced scoring.
Season Prediction: I am not ready to definitively state that the Union will absolutely make the playoffs, but if they're able to improve their road record (they were just 2-12-1 away from the Linc/PPL Park) they should be in the mix come playoff time.
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Forrest Emerson "Bud" Hayes, 88, Rockford, died June 5, 2011, at Community Health Professionals Van Wert Inpatient Hospice Center.
He was born July 2, 1922, in Mercer County to Forest and Ellen Foor Hayes. On Sept. 8, 1946, he married Betty Karnehm, who survives.
Also surviving are three children, Craig (Heidi) Hayes, Phoenix, Ariz., and Deb (Steve) Knapke and Curtis "Pete" (Twyla) Hayes, all of Rockford; a sister, Margaret (Jerry) Baucher, Celina; a sister-in-law, Gretchen Hayes, Celina; and 11 grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Gordon Hayes; and a sister, JoEllen Hayes.
He was a 1940 graduate of Rockford High School and an active member of Olive Branch Church of God, Ohio City, for more than 50 years. He was a Sunday school teacher. He was a lifelong farmer and was named Conservation Farmer of the Year in 1984. He served with the U.S. Army during World War II in the European Theater occupation of France. He was a member of Rockford American Legion Post 508 for more than 60 years and was a charter member of the Rockford Lions Club.
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Flacco isn't a Manning or a Brees, or a Tom Brady, either. In those particular situations, you risk losing other big-name players and pay the quarterbacks astronomical salaries because they are that good.
Flacco isn't.
He's good enough to earn money as one of the top five through 10 quarterbacks in the NFL, but Manning, Brees and Brady carry their respective teams. In Baltimore, Flacco is just a major part of one.
He is a very good quarterback, a big-game performer who was excellent in the postseason and through the Super Bowl, when he tied or set several records.
But let's look through the smoke created by Flacco-mania. He threw some great passes in the playoffs, but he also threw a lot of jump balls and back-shoulder passes that were great catches by Anquan Boldin and Torrey Smith. Even the long touchdown pass in the Super Bowl was more of a great effort by Jacoby Jones than a pass by Flacco.
Jones fell down, came back to the ball, broke a tackle and then outran another defender to complete the 56-yard touchdown.
In all honesty, he should have won the Super Bowl MVP. Flacco was great. Jones was better.
Now, that's the rub.
Conditions have to be ideal for Flacco to succeed. He didn't put on his Superman cape until the Ravens put Bryant McKinnie at left tackle, moved Michael Oher to right tackle and inserted Kelechi Osemele at left guard. It wasn't a coincidence that his superhuman performances started late in the season, soon after Jim Caldwell replaced Cam Cameron as offensive coordinator.
For all those great games we saw Flacco play in the postseason, there are others in his past, like the one against Denver in the regular season, that make you cringe.
For the five years he has played in Baltimore, we've seen him extremely hot and extremely cold, so dismal at times that running back Ray Rice had to carry the offense.
It's great that he won a Super Bowl title and won all these playoff games in the past, but there are just as many negative experiences as positive ones. The record certainly isn't impressive enough to force the Ravens to mortgage their future for one player.
Ravens coach John Harbaugh always talks about the team concept, how no one player is bigger than the team. Yet if the Ravens give in to Flacco's demands, they might not be able to re-sign McKinnie, linebackers Dannell Ellerbe and Paul Kruger, and safety Ed Reed.
Or even worse, they might have to cut Boldin, who is expected to make $6 million next season but was a man against boys in the playoffs last season.
You make those sacrifices for a Brady or Brees, not a Flacco, not at this time.
I understand Linta's request. He is basically a no-name trying to make a big splash in the agent market by securing a big-money contract for Flacco.
His arguments are valid, especially about Flacco becoming the highest-paid quarterback, with the Atlanta Falcons' Matt Ryan and the Green Bay Packers' Aaron Rodgers ready to negotiate new deals in the future.
We've all seen the improvements in Flacco. He is now more comfortable with his receivers than ever. He is moving around in the pocket, even stepping up to throw, and appears to have more pocket awareness. He even made that daring check-off to Boldin on a short pass late in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl.
But he's not in the Manning or Brees class yet. For the most part since coming to Baltimore, Flacco has had a great defense that contributed to a lot of wins. He's also had a great front office and a good head coach, and combined with talent on the field, the Ravens are one of the better franchises in the NFL.
It's all about team.
Around town, there is a lot of sentiment to make Flacco the highest-paid quarterback in the NFL. That's expected after a Super Bowl win. But there is no need for the Ravens to overreact.
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New Jersey
4.01/5 rDev -4.5%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.25 | selection: 4 | $$$
Small little neighborhood gem... some would call it cramped, some would call it homey. This was one of the pioneers of the craft and Belgian beer movement back in the day. Backwards J shaped bar seats about 15-20 in the front room, rear dining room sits a few more than that, but have never made it back there. Decor in the bar area is mostly Belgian themed beer memorabilia.
Solid list of domestic, European and local craft on draft and bottle. Always something new on tap but always go for the Yards ESB on hand pump. Service always attentive and friendly - bartenders have that vibe of actually hanging out with you as opposed to simply serving you, something lost on many newer spots. Amazingly have never eaten here, but the menu was recently overhauled by the owner of the popular Modo Mio and Paesanos (among others). Prices have seemed to creep up a bit recently.
All in all a nice spot to drop in for a few beers.
04-22-2013 15:31:00 | More by rfgetz
4.22/5 rDev +0.5%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$$
Can't give this cozy little joint a sour mark on any important point. The atmosphere is homey, intimate, often friendly. Entering from a corner in the main room, the space immediately ahead is fine for standing, leaning - maybe 3-4 can fit comfortably. The bar stretches out to each side, roughly following the room's contour. Hard to stand comfortably in the lane between the walls and the bar stools. A second room sprawls back into the latter half of the floor - about 6-8 tables, also a fairly relaxed atmosphere - this area, seated within, somehow becomes loud occasionally. Warm, inviting, familiar: some words I'd suggest.
About 10-12 drafts are listed on a chalkboard behind the bar - always different - as far as contrast between, origin, and with how they've never appeared to have that 1-3 house beers. You won't find BMC or the usual macro imports. They hold I suppose 40-50 bottles or more in a retro-y fridge seen in the back of the bar (6 or less ft from wherever at the bar you are seated). I can't vouch for the freshness of these offerings. They've looked untouched since my first visit a few years back. I'm sure it's safe. Decent selection of bottles - ubiquitous Belgians and other Euro beers as well as some commonly seen domestic/local crafts. The food has always been excellent, priced a little better compared to Rembrandt's up the street. Semi-gourmet, non-traditional bar fare.
Basically that's the deal: Excellent, tasty food. Somewhat unusual rotation/selection on tap - no theme, no trend. The bartenders are usually quite talkative with the regulars as well as the goons like myself that on occasion stumble in there from parts unknown. I just love going out of my way a little to go here, regardless of whether or not they'll have any drafts I'm in the mood for or there was that one time when everyone (including the bartender) was talking about death and gruesome ways to die by gunshot for about 25 min and one dude got up from the bar and practically vowed suicide over the Eagles losing to the Titans (that WAS a sad performance, Birds).
06-20-2011 02:10:49 | More by Bouleboubier
3.95/5 rDev -6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 3.5 | $$
An interesting little place near the museum district in Philly. And when I say, little, I mean little. The bar is in a little building on a street corner. The front bar holds about a dozen people, and looks like a dive, yet the overall atmosphere is nice. There is a dining room in the back, the size of which I couldn't determine, and I overheard a waitress say that there is an upstairs chamber for special parties. If you're planning on a table, good luck; a bar seat, go around 6:30-7. As for the beer, there are about 10 very good, diverse, and often rotating brews on tap, and a wide selection of bottles, including rare beers and vintages. Food is surprisingly good, even if it's not the best you'll ever have.
04-29-2011 13:19:18 | More by Rifugium
3.95/5 rDev -6%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4 | $$
Headed here after finding that Bishop's Collar was packed. Glad we did; it has been awhile since my last visit and they still are the small classy place that I remember. A narrow space, we moved to the back to get a table and some food. I did not count the taps, but there were 8-10 of mostly local beers. My beers for the evening included Duvel Green, PBC Newbold IPA, and The Beurey Black Orchard. All three were great and regretted not having more time and money to try some others. They have had a great rep for a long time in regards to their beer and they continue to entertain without being overwhelming. The food was good also. I had the Chirizo sausage nachos. They called it a small plate, but it was a good size and hit the spot. The service was good; it was quiet when we arrived, but 2 hours later, the crowd started rolling in. Only complaint is part of its charm; the size make it tight between tables. The folks that slide in next to us seemed in a bad mood and we got to hear all their issues. Another foot or so further away would have been fine with me. Will go back when in the Art Museum area.
04-26-2009 15:51:21 | More by mobud
4.2/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4 | food: 4.5 | $$
Bridgids is a great little neighborhood beer bar/ restaurant in the Fairmount section of Philly. They have a rotating draft list of about ten drafts one of which is always a hand-pumped selection from local brewery Yards. They have a solid bottle list of Belgians, American crafts and other imports. Also, they have a rotating guest bottle list which often features nice selections such as Nogne O, Taras Boulba and other high quality beers. The food is excellent probably because it is a restaurant as well as a bar. They don't sell sandwiches, rather higher end appetizers and entrees. The servixce is always very good and every time I visit Bridgids it is a pleasant experience. A little out of the way of center city Philadelphia but worth seeking out.
11-26-2008 08:15:37 | More by corby112
4.38/5 rDev +4.3%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$
A must see if you're in this pub-heavy neighborhood. The atmosphere is funky and intimate,with a bar and small dining room crammed into a typical Philly row house. The food is always unusual and tasty, with a rotating cast of regular dishes (the smoked fish platter and the beer-battered Bratola are among my favorites) and an oddball selection of specials and occasional visitors. The food is served on small plates and is always fresh and feels healthy. The beer selection is always excellent, with a nicely balanced lineup of unusual styles and breweries from around the world. You can always count on something unusual. This place is often the first place in Philly you'll find something new or hot. And the wine list, while short, is always decent for the non-beer fan.
08-09-2008 22:06:28 | More by Seanibus
New Jersey
4.45/5 rDev +6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$
I've been to Brigids a handful of times, and twice for beer tastings (once to conduct one, once to attend one), therefore I know Renata and can vouch for her knowledge regarding craft beer and her steadfast efforts to get more people into craft beer. Brigids is located in a nice, pricey neighborhood (art museum area) where everyone definitely chooses to come to Brigids for the beer. Being a Philly neighborhood corner bar though, it is small (only as wide as a rowhouse), and the old typical shape of the bar makes it feel authentic and cool. Its definitely kind of an older, more mature crowd (I'd say grad school age to people in their 50's) which can be nice if you have a headache or don't want to watch sports or just want to be able to talk to your friends and hear them.
I forget how many taps they have, but I do know they have an unused gravity tap that's been there forever. If my memory serves me correctly, they have 20 or so craft bottles and I am pretty sure that all of the taps are also crafts. Locals crafts especially abound here, and the selction is fairly typical of other beer bars in Philly. The waitstaff and bartenders are knowledgable about the beer and are speedy.
Beer tastings and events are held on the 2nd floor, which also has a tiny bar and a tiny kitchen which aren't used much, unless there is an event or its a particularly crowded weekend. The food is really good, affordable and satisfying. What's not to like about Brigids? They even have a bench outside the door for smokers to sit on. Cheers Brigids!
05-26-2007 04:56:01 | More by roan22
4.45/5 rDev +6%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$$
This is a cozy little place that feels like a neighborhood bar, even though I suspect there are a lot of people who travel to visit it. I know I do.
Bridgid's is small with a low ceiling, which makes it an inviting and intimate place to spend an hour or four drinking. It's non-smoking.
There are now ten taps, with the plan being to split them roughly evenly between American crafts and imports (mostly Belgians). In early July, 2006, the selection was:
Stone Ruination
Yard's Philly Pale Ale
Sly Fox Pikeland Pils
Victory Lager
Old Dominion Oak Barrel Stout
Triple Karmeliet
Moinette Bruin
Biere de Miel
De Koninck
Franziskaner Hefe
The bottle selection is modestly-sized compared with the bigger beer bars in the city (Monk's, Eulogy), but the beers are well-chosen. There always seems to be something new and cool to try, and the place does a good job of balancing the selection in terms of beer style and national origin, with an emphasis on Belgian beers.
The food is good and reasonably priced. There's an emphasis on cajun and seafood. The crab wantons, escargot, and duck confit are really nice appetizers. In general, I think that the appetizers here show more creativity than the entrees, which are good but tend not to show much flair.
The bartenders are exceptionally knowledgeable about the beers. They often have interesting opinions about the new brews. You may not get the same amount of beer insight if you sit in the restaurant portion, but you'll get good service nonetheless.
Prices for beer are a little high, but the food menu offers some good values. M-F, 4-6 is happy hour, with discounted beers.
The patrons are friendly and come from all walks of life. This place feels like a home away from home.
Addition: The place closes early-ish (10pm or so) Sunday-Thursday, which is unfortunate.
07-06-2006 15:06:55 | More by GnomeKing
New York
4.3/5 rDev +2.4%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | $$
It's a Monday holiday and you know that means "Let's go to Philly and do some damage". Standard Tap for a beer and a not-lunch, McMenamenamenamenamins for a beer and the aforementioned bite, up north to Dawson's for a cask and back down again to see what Bridgid's is about, before hitting Monk's and getting out of dodge. Just another day with (Evil) Davo in the 'hood...
It's totally packed in here but we manage them 4 seats barside just inside the door. Seems like a good score but it's really cold outside and all, "Hey, Fresh air Fred, shut the door" every time someone comes or goes. It's a small front room with a backwards "J" shaped bar seating about a dozen and a half. A large cooler in the corner holds the bottles whith booze stacked high above. I don't know how they got to half of it. Glassware hanging from a rack over the bar, a single TV mounted in the corner and tap, bottle and food selections printed on blackboards on the walls. It's a tight, smart room. Deep red walls with green trim, ochre uppers and ceiling, and a wood panel coat rack section. Lighting on the ceiling fans above, and white Xmas lighting and spruce strung throughout with festive plaid bows.
5 taps (Rogue Chocolate Stout, Rulles Triple, Ommegang 3 Philosophers, Hoegaarden, Yards Philly Pale Ale) and a gravity pour (Yards Poor Richards Blue Spruce Ale) from the third floor. Huh? Yeah, that's right, that pipe looking thing shooting out of the ceiling over the bar is a gravity pour, and the keg's located on the third floor. I did the Poor Richard Blue Spruce Ale which was a nice fresh spruce tree in a glass. The blackboards show some 100+ bottled beers (Roughly 34 Belgians, including offerings from 6 Trappist breweries, 20 American micros, 15 UK, 5 Germans, another 15 more from here and there, and another 15 showcased as "New/Seasonals" (Anchor Old Foghorn, Youngs Winter Warmer, Gales Prize Old Ale, Allagash Grand Cru, DogFishHead 60 Minute IPA, St Bernardus 12, Caracole Nostradamus, Rodenbach Grand Cru).
Had a look at the blackboard listing the food items. Veal, pork chop, duck, rack of lamb, lobster, steak entrees. Plenty of seafood. The menu is upscale but not crazily pricey. Dining to the rear in a narrow room holding a dozen or so tables and fireplace in the way back. More seating upstairs maybe, but we never got there. Very, very comfy overall. I'll get me 3 beers and a meal here next time, yea.
01-28-2006 19:32:04 | More by slander
New Jersey
4.28/5 rDev +1.9%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
This is an excellent restaurant, with a very good bottle selection. This place is considered a Belgian place, but I think that has more to do with the beer list, which gravitates towards the Belgians, than the food. Crab wontons? Southwestern eggrolls?
While we are on the food, it is eclectic and good. But, while it shows promise, can't push through to being great. Very tasty.
Atmosphere: old Philly house with good ambiance. Upstairs is unnoticeable when you first go in, but the staircase is in the back.
Selection is more than decent. Very good if you want to match with food. Saison Dupont, Mainotte, Oerbier, plenty of others. Locals, British, Germans, and, of course, Belgians. Very few taps, but the taps were decent.
05-07-2005 14:35:23 | More by GeoffFromSJ
Bridgid's in Philadelphia, PA
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Kevin Knehr, one of Drexel's great success stories, recently returned to Drexel for a panel organized by our Fellowships Office. As winner of the Goldwater, NSF, and NDSE Scholarships as an undergraduate, Kevin has plenty of experience with the Fellowships Office. He joined a panel to talk to current undergraduates about applying for scholarships and fellowships, and to offer advice.
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University of Kentucky officials announced yesterday that they would indeed follow the NCAA's wishes and drop John Calipari's career win total back to 467, well shy of the 500 wins they celebrated last season.
A stink arose this week — and grew to ridiculous proportions — when the NCAA told UK to honor the body's ruling and strip the wins it had vacated from Calipari's record (due to issues under his watch at UMass and Memphis) from the school's records. Kentucky officials then let the situation fester in the local and national press.
But yesterday, the school released this statement to the press:
"After consulting with the NCAA, the University of Kentucky has been informed that the honoring of our head men's basketball coach for his 500th career victory on Feb. 26, 2011 was in error and that, henceforth, we will reflect our head men's basketball coach's career record in our media guides, Internet sites and other publications consistent with the NCAA's official records and statistics."
First, it wasn't an "error" on UK's part. The school knew its coach had had victories vacated and Big Blue officials chose to ignore that fact and honor his 458th official victory as if it was his 500th.
But here's the thing — the NCAA had asked UK to apologize. There's no apology in the above statement. The NCAA also wanted to approve the wording of the release. No word on whether or not they did. (And yes, even though we understand the NCAA's desire for schools to actually recognize its penalties, we still believe the apology/approval part was pretty darn ticky-tack.)
Calipari's comment to CatsIllustrated.com (the Rivals' site covering Kentucky) wisely attempted to put a nice recruiting spin on this brouhaha:
"Let's just say my record is 0-0. I'm fine with that. This is about those kids, and that's what I've always been about."
The NCAA has now put its foot down with Kentucky. Here's hoping that it follows up by showing some consistency and making sure schools (like UMass) aren't hanging Final Four banners from trips that — in the NCAA's eyes — aren't supposed to be recognized.
(Sidenote — Calipari also told CatsIllustrated.com that he is currently in talks with UK about a contract extension just as Mitch Barnhart had stated tweeted. The coach made it clear that UK approached him and that he thinks "it's a good thing.")
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