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One of the most exciting young acoustic bands, Lindsay Lou & the Flatbellys, bring their unique "LouGrass" sound to Thomas on Friday, Oct. 18, when they perform at The Purple Fiddle (ww.purplefiddle.com). Lindsay Lou & The Flatbellys have jumped into the forefront of today's progressive roots music movement. Distinct vocals, tight harmonies, instrumental expertise and creative arrangements are all essential characteristics of their unique sound.
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PHOENIX — It's been a while since we compiled one of these things, looking alternatively at some of the more encouraging and discouraging developments involving the Nationals.
So as the Nats head west following a four-game sweep of the Astros and prepare for a weekend series with the Diamondbacks in advance of a big, three-game showdown with the Giants, let's take a look where certain players on this roster currently stand.
ENCOURAGING: Jordan Zimmermann continues to develop not only into a front-line pitcher for the Nationals but into one of the best pitchers in the National League. With last night's demolition of Houston's lineup — six scoreless innings, 11 strikeouts — Zimmermann improved to 9-6 with a 2.35 ERA (second-best in the NL). Most impressively, he's getting better as the season progresses. Yes, there was a little hiccup last weekend against the Marlins. But even with that one included, Zimmermann is now 6-0 with a 1.47 ERA over his last nine starts. During that span, he's walked only eight batters whileRead more »
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Emerson College's Professional Communication Certificate Program is designed for the individual who would like to develop professional-level communication skills in writing and learn to apply such skills to professional or personal tasks.
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The Department of Professional Studies and Special Programs understands the need for academic flexibility based on different professional goals, obligations, and backgrounds. Participants may enroll in the individual modules of the certificate program. However, the Professional Communication Certificate will be awarded only to participants who successfully complete all of the modules and assignments comprising the Professional Communication Certificate Program.
Note: Participants must hold a minimum of a high school diploma or GED to enroll in courses and programs offered by the Department of Professional Studies and Special Programs.
Modules begin in the fall and spring semesters.
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Individuals may enroll in one or several of the following non-credit modules. However, candidates for the Professional Communication Certificate must successfully complete all of the writing modules.
CE0204 Audience Analysis for Writing Professional Communication
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Start thinking about your customers differently. Learn to identify different types of audiences, including primary and secondary audiences, and identify different audience characteristics that are helpful to you as a writer. Begin to develop a sense for document life cycle and learn key differences between academic and business writing.
CE0205 Grammar and Mechanics for Writing for Professional Communications
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Develop the ability to write persuasive or informative professional communications. In Grammar and Mechanics, you will work to improve your grasp of such tools as the active and passive voice, dangling modifiers, parallelism, parts of speech, subject/verb agreement and verb tenses. This module is designed for the participant who wants to write clearly and make an impact by using correct grammar, style and word choice. Workshop-intensive module.
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Study the anatomy and purpose of news releases and find out why companies and individuals value these time-proven communications to connect with the public. In this module, learn to write news releases and media advisories, and find out how to create a media list. Workshop-intensive module.
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The brochure continues to survive and evolve as a versatile communication tool for companies, institutions, and individuals, across industries and disciplines. However, not all brochures are well written or read by their intended audiences. In this module, learn the key to creating easy-to-read, objective-driven, professional brochure copy that will represent your ideas and gain your audience's respect and attention. Workshop-intensive module.
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Today's communicators must prepare themselves to create copy for traditional media and print documents, and compose content for the Internet. Broaden your skills by learning essential writing techniques: best practices for grammar, punctuation, style and usage on the web. Also discuss and gain an understanding of the sub-format writing for social media. Workshop-intensive module.
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Learn to write brief and long copy for print advertisements and see how to transition your advertising copy to other formats, such as posters. Discuss the importance of appropriate language, format and style while you learn to write headlines, body copy and call-to-action. See how graphics and images support print ad copy. Take what you learn about writing copy for print advertising and put it together with your knowledge of writing copy for the web (CE0218). Discuss such online advertising as banners, buttons, tiles buttons and Google ads. Workshop-intensive module.
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Two-session module, fall and spring semesters, $159.00
Report news to your community in well-written, attention-grabbing stories that will keep your audience coming back for more. In Writing for Newsletters and Blogs, explore techniques for creating traditional newsletters. Then combine your new knowledge with the skills you developed in CE0208, Writing for the Web, to compose content for an online newsletter. Next you'll work on creating a clear concept for your own personal blog, generating ideas for posts, and distinguishing your blog in today's blogosphere. Writing- and workshop-intensive module.
CE0211 Writing Speeches and Other Oral Presentations
Two-session module, offered fall and spring semesters, $159.00
Learn to put ideas into written words that will be delivered to an audience by you or someone else. Practice the writing techniques of a speechwriter, including basic audience analysis, idea formation, outline/structure development, research, and draft-to-final presentation fulfillment. In Writing Speeches, you'll work towards writing for the ear to deliver a clear and distinctive message. Then you'll practice delivering at least one original speech you have written for this course and discuss methods of overcoming delivery apprehension. Writing- and workshop-intensive module.
CE0212 Writing Letters, Emails, and Mobile Content
Two-session module, offered fall and spring semesters, $159.00
Effective letter writing is an art that depends on skill, well-organized thoughts, language, form and style. In this module, learn why letters remain relevant today. Begin to focus your letters with a goal of increasing your return by writing to encourage your recipients to read and understand your message. Then turn your attention to the letter's online counterparts: emails, texts and other mobile communications. Gain an understanding of the connection between letters and these online tools. Practice putting your new skills to work in several in-class and homework scenarios. Workshop-intensive module.
Certificate Program Completion Requirements
Professional Studies participants may choose to work toward a Professional Communication Certificate. The following guidelines apply to all non-credit, non-degree certificate individuals at Emerson College:
- Individuals must satisfy the certificate program requirements published for the term in which they register for the first course toward the certificate.
- All individuals must complete coursework for a certificate program within a period of three years from their initial date of registration.
- Only learning activities offered by Emerson College's Department of Professional Studies and Special Programs may be applied to fulfill the requirements of a certificate program.
- Enrollment in non-credit, non-degree certificate programs is open to all individuals who have a high school diploma or GED. Prerequisite requirements apply in some instances. To receive a certificate, individuals must submit a Request for Certificate Form to the Department of Professional Studies and Special Programs within one year of program completion. Request for Certificate (PDF)
How to Register
Head to our Registration and Payment page to learn more about registration and payment.
Participating in the Professional Communication Certificate Program
Tuition is due upon registration for all Professional Communication Program courses or modules offered through the Department of Professional Studies and Special Programs. Tuition is calculated per course and individuals must pay tuition in full prior to participating in the courses of their choice.
Participants may incur additional course-related expenses. Such additional expenses are separate from tuition costs and payments.
At the present time, Emerson College is not authorized to issue I-20s for study in its Professional Studies and Special Programs ("PSSP") courses. Depending on an international student's immigration status and personal circumstances, enrollment in a PSSP course may be permissible or may result in an immigration status violation. Maintaining valid immigration status while in the United States is the responsibility of the individual, not Emerson College. PSSP staff cannot advise individuals about their immigration status. If you have any questions about the requirements for maintenance of your specific immigration status, please contact the U.S. Consulate in your home country prior to enrolling in a PSSP program.
Emerson College reserves the right to change any provision of its programs and courses at any time. The College specifically reserves the right to change its tuition rates and any other financial charges. The College also reserves the right to rearrange its courses and class hours, to drop courses for which registration falls below the minimum enrollment, and to change instructor assignments.
Professional Studies Programs
Emerson College offers a wide range of professional studies programs:
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Harding's Physical Therapy Program is the first of its kind offered among universities within the fellowship of churches of Christ.Physical therapists are healthcare professionals who diagnose and treat individuals of all ages who have limited use of their bodies whether due to injury, disease or disability. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, physical therapy is an area that will experience significant employment growth in the next decade. From 2008 to 2018, it is projected that the number of physical therapists will grow by 30 percent — a net increase of nearly 8,000 positions.
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Blind dating. Speed dating. Online dating. You've tried everything in your shameless quest to find the perfect man.
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As some of you may be aware, hurricane season is upon us in South Florida and we are readying our sculpture garden for the possibility of storms. To start, we are taking down the hanging sculpture Celestial Presence by Dorothy Gillespie. Although the individual pieces are made of sturdy aluminum and can be bent easily back into shape if a strong wind hit them, they are strung up next to the windows with fishing line which could create any number of problems with tangling or colliding with the glass.
Dorothy Gillespie, Celestial Presence, 2007, polychrome painted and shaped-cut aluminum, 25 x 20 x 12 feet. Permanent Collection 2007.20. Gift of the Dorothy Gillespie Foundation, Inc.
How do we safely store these works of art? First, the fishing line that is strung horizontally between the hanging columns of sculptural elements is cut. The placement of the horizontal fishing line is needed so that the individual pieces hang in straight columns and do not get tangled with one another.
After that, the Facilities staff, Robin Archible and John Finewood, take down one hanging column of the shaped aluminum pieces at a time and wrap each piece separately. John is raised up in the boom lift and slowly lowers the line so that Archie can receive and wrap each piece in bubble wrap. They are then placed in large storage crates to await reinstallation in the fall. It takes about three days to complete the process.
John releasing the line.
John lowering the sculpture to Archie, waiting with roll of bubble wrap.
Final product: wrapped pieces ready for storage.
Once a hurricane warning is announced for the Boca Raton area, we take additional measures to ensure the safety of the sculptures in the garden. Depending on how the season shapes up, you may see more entries dedicated to hurricane preparedness but we will keep our fingers crossed that you won't!
There's so much talk lately of national and global economic stimulus plans, budgets and federal funding, that it's easy to reach information overload - what does it all mean?
A recent blog entry at Art:21 on the topic of federal art stimulus spending puts the issue into plain English, or rather, simple math. The writer helpfully reduces the sometimes overwhelming verbiage of federal funding grants into a simple numbers game, with an easy-to-follow "chunky text" format.
Art:21 followed up the next day with a more word-centric, lengthy posting of an interview with House Arts Caucus Co-Chairs Rep. Louise Slaughter (D-NY) and Rep. Todd Russell Platts (R-PA), that helps to flesh out the issues and put matters into a broader perspective.
This is great reading for artists, art supporters and those who work in the visual arts field. After looking at the numbers, do you think the arts are getting a fair shake? Too much? Too little?
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A recent Palm Beach Post article about the demise of the beloved,
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Museum of Art. The story was accompanied by an image of Steve McCurry's iconic Afghan
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originally photographed on Kodachrome and reproduced on a 1985 cover of
National Geographic.
This turned a few heads at the Museum, as we are fortunate
enough to own a large print of Afghan Girl in our Permanent Collection. Our
piece - which was a gift of the artist in 2008 - is a stunning Fuji Crystal
Archive print. The Museum originally displayed a version of Afghan Girl in the
summer 2004 exhibition Steve McCurry: Photographs of Asia, which was made
possible by McCurry and Richard Coplan.
McCurry's image made for one of the most stirring covers in
National Geographic's history, but a glossy magazine reprint can hardly do
justice to the piece. The Museum's 21 ¼
x 14 1/8 inch print reveals the depth captured by McCurry's lens,
including the detail of the girl's frayed garment and the stark intensity of
her pale, piercing eyes.
Incidentally, if you're unfamiliar with the story of how
McCurry originally met the "Girl" - the then, 12-year-old Sharbat Gula - and
his long awaited and fought-for reunion with her nearly two decades later, NPR did a wonderful
piece on the subject in 2002. The provided link includes an audio recording of the report.
Afghan Girl can currently be seen in Camera Work:
Photography from the Permanent Collection, on display in the Museum's second
floor photo gallery.
Intrigued by New
York Magazine art critic Jerry Salz's investigation and public condemnation of the percentage of women artists found in the Museum of Modern
Art's Permanent Collection, I decided to look to my own backyard and
see what I could find.
At the Boca
Raton Museum of Art - according to my own quick and dirty survey - we have 16% women artists represented in our Permanent
Collection galleries' Modern Art areas. That equals around 29 women artists to 175 men. I am somewhat happy that we have "out-suffraged"
the MOMA, (4 percent or 19 out of 383)
but 16 percent is still relatively low.
I will
concede right at the outset that we grow our collection through donations and
we do not actively buy at auction on a regular basis by any means. Further, when speaking only of permanent
collection exhibits, we have dedicated an exhibition to women (The Other Half: Women Artists in the Collection
2005) and recently acquired on loan a very large Nancy Graves wall
sculpture that passionately announces its femininity in our Abstract Art
gallery. If you have not yet seen Canoptic
Legerdemain please visit our East Wing gallery on the second floor. The vast difference between it and the work by
the male abstract artists on display is amazing.
Still, more must be done to promote women in the arts. Mr. Salz puts it quite succinctly when he
says in his letter to Ann Temkin, Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the
To those who have
complained that installing the work of women will mean too much so-called "lesser" work will be on view. You can't develop what Oscar Wilde called "the
critical spirit" if you're mainly seeing the story as it has always been told.
Seeing only what's already been seen doesn't tell you how good or bad this work
may be. As André Malraux wrote, 'We can feel only by comparison. The Greek
genius is better understood by comparing a Greek statue to an Egyptian or
Asiatic one than by acquaintance with a hundred Greek statues'...The point is,
when it comes to being artists, women can be as bad as men. The problem is that
even now, decades after the onset of women's liberation, women aren't being
allowed to demonstrate this. I doubt that there's a conscious effort to keep
women from showing, yet the percentage of women exhibiting in museum PERMANENT
COLLECTIONS is grievously low.
We, of course,
- just as with the majority of Museums - seem to reflect this stagnant attitude
towards re-writing women into the history of art. As part of the Curatorial
department, all that I can say is that in my experience thus far (starting
October 2009) when installing new work into the permanent collection galleries,
there is very often discussion of actively searching out women artists to be
It makes me
proud to know that this is a subject that is considered more often than not. Of course, we cannot simply take down all the eminent
male artists on display and replace them with lesser-known women artists. Instead,
we use the gradual build approach. We actively insert more and more women artists
into our galleries in order to familiarize and teach the public about their
role in history while still supplying the community with the recognizable male
artists that they have come to appreciate over the years.
conversation about the male to female ratio of artists exhibited in museums has
been taking place for a long time. I hope it will continue to be a topic of
conversation and shape our understanding of the "canon" of art history for
years to come. This fluidity and opportunity for growth and changes in
understanding is what truly excites me about the study of art.
As an art institution, we're probably a bit biased in gravitating towards news coverage and educational studies that validate our stance that the visual arts - an important aspect of society that often goes underfunded and underappreciated - are nationally experiencing troubled times.
Multiple surveys this month indicate a steady decline in the role of the arts in children's lives. And it isn't just about the economy. The New York Times released a story on June 15, 2009 reporting that the U.S. Department of Education has determined "music and art education in American eighth-grade classes" has stagnated in the last decade. One official went so far as to call the student's achievements in those areas "mediocre."
Remember all those school field trips to museums and institutions that you took as a kid? Less kids are experiencing that type of an out-of-the-box educational adventure, according to a story in the Washington Post which reports a drop in youth attendance at art institutions:
"The percentage of eighth-graders who reported that they visited an art museum or gallery with their classes dropped from 22 percent in 1997 to 16 percent in 2008."
You could perhaps, draw a parallel to a study also released this week by the National Endowment for the Arts. It found that adult interest in the visual arts seems to be falling off. According to the Washington Post, "fewer adults (are) choosing an art museum or visual arts festival as a leisure-time destination."
Key findings in the study:
Though it is a rather small decline, institutions are expressing concern that it could be indicative of a coming trend "as the most loyal part of the museum audience ages." While it is easy to blame the dip in attendance on economic pressures and a cut-back on entertainment spending, it is a bit more worrisome when stacked with the statistics on kids and the arts.
It is not uncommon for art education to take a hit when underfunded schools tighten their belts, but it seems that we (as a society) owe children a venue in which to experience the visual arts at a young age, not only to enrich their minds, but also to give them a tangible opportunity to determine if the visual arts are something that they want to pursue into adulthood.
Museum education outreach programs give kids a chance to experiment with art in a fun, thoughtful manner. For its part to counter-balance the public cut-backs in art education, the BRMA reaches out to more than 10,000 students each year with:
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Here is a look at some of the top stories this week in the beach cities and on the Palos Verdes peninsula:
Manhattan Beach
Massive Chevron Coke Drums Trek Through Beach Cities: The first pair of six massive coke drums slowly inched their way up Pacific Coast Highway and Sepulveda Boulevard Wednesday night from Redondo Beach to El Segundo's Chevron oil refinery. The drums completed their 4.5-mile journey shortly after 2 a.m. when they made the final turn into the refinery at the border of Manhattan Beach and El Segundo.
David Lesser Takes Over as Mayor: Elected to his first term on City Council in March 2011, David Lesser officially began his first mayorship during Tuesday night's meeting after then Mayor Wayne Powell turned over the gavel, and following unanimous approval from council colleagues.
Kerri Walsh Jennings Honored at City Council Meeting: Manhattan Beach Mayor Wayne Powell honored the final MB resident to medal at the 2012 London Olympics Tuesday night. Kerri Walsh Jennings was applauded for her efforts on and off the beach volleyball court, graciously accepting Powell's "I Heart MB" award and a key to the city.
Redondo Beach
: A man suspected of stealing a white BMW during a burglary at a Redondo Beach home was killed by Long Beach police Thursday morning after firing at officers at the end of a vehicle chase, authorities said.
Coke Drums Roll Through Redondo: With several dozen spectators watching, Chevron unloaded the first two of six giant coke drums from a barge in King Harbor onto Mole B on Monday, the first step in a three-week process. On Monday evening, Chevron moved the coke drums from their spot on Mole B to the staging area across the street from Peter's Garden Center in Redondo Beach.
New Fire Chief Pinned in Redondo: With a traditional pinning ceremony, Redondo Beach officially recognized Robert Metzger as the chief of the local fire department. City Manager Bill Workman, who praised Metzger's "unique" skill set, called the new fire chief a cut above the rest.
3 File to Run for City Treasurer: Three people have thrown their hat into the ring for the Redondo Beach city treasurer race, according to City Clerk Eleanor Manzano. Former Councilman Chris Cagle, Councilman Steve Diels and activist Dawn Esser have filed papers to run, Manzano said.
Palos Verdes
Oiled Seabirds on Our Coast Straining Local Rescuers: The International Bird Rescue has been swamped this month with an influx of seabirds found covered in crude oil along the Southern California coast. The culprit, San Pedro-based IBR said, is natural oil seepage found in the waters of Southern California.
Man Rescued From Shipwreck Trail: Firefighters from the Los Angeles County Fire Department rescued a man injured on Shipwreck Trail in Palos Verdes Estates on Wednesday. According to the Daily Breeze, the urban search-and-rescue team and helicopter crew were dispatched at about 2:30 p.m.
Area Surfer Turns Trash Into Treasure: Artist and surfer Jalian Johnston, perhaps the greenest soul on the planet, acquires his inspiration for his art from the sea.
Hermosa Beach
: With six months in the rear view mirror, Jed Sanford and Chef Tin Vuong of Abigaile in Hermosa Beach are finally gearing up to open WildCraft Sourdough Pizza in the Washington Building in downtown Culver City. The restaurant's official opening date is Monday, Feb. 25.


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Phoney Baloney Pantaloné
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Presented in the style of Commedia dell'arte (simplified for kids and with the more ribald elements removed), this is the story of spoiled rich girl Isabella (Aileen Audette), who is preparing for her wedding with the help of her much-smarter servant, Columbina (Spenser Payne). But the guests are early, the wedding cake is eaten and the flowers aren't ordered.
The characters are cleverly presented, with their movements accompanied by music and sound effects (provided by onstage musician Alan Wong). All the players are capable, but the standout is Jeremy Rampton, as he convincingly portrays both bouncy, hyper-goof Ariecchino and creaky old miser Pantalone (who gets the best lines in the fun script).
The company should be commended for using a piece of theatre history to ensure future theatre audiences by fostering interest early. But they fall a bit short, as the play ends abruptly (more than 10 minutes shy of the stated 45-minute run time), and what was a fun time ends with an impression that there should've been more.
— Janice Sawka
From the Fringe program:
Isabella's only chance of getting married is if her father, Pantaloné, gets rid of the monster in his closet! But don't worry kids! There's not really a monster. Pantaloné is full of Phoney Baloney!
Done in the style of Commedia dell'Arte - using masks, slapstick comedy and audience interaction. If you like The Three Stooges or cartoons come to life, you'll love The Poor Fools!
Director: Ardyth Johnson
Cast: Aileen Audette, Spenser Payne, Jeremy Rampton
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Anthony Davis and Hornets come to the D
- Teams: New Orleans Hornets (17-34) at Detroit Pistons (20-32)
- Date: February 11, 2013
- Time: 7:30 p.m.
- Television: FSD
What to look for
After losing to the Toronto Raptors last night, the New Orleans Hornets will try to bounce back tonight when they face off against the Detroit Pistons at the Palace of Auburn Hills.
Monty Williams' team might be in the midst of a bad season, but the team has shown some steady improvement, particularly on the defensive end, which could go a long way towards determining what kind of squad they will be in the future.
Indeed, their defense has consistently improved this season, to the point that they are no longer abysmal, but rather working their way towards being respectable.
On the season, they allow 106.7 points per 100 possessions which is 27th in the league, but if we look at the breakdown per month, we'll notice that things have progressively looked better. Have a look at the graphic below courtesy of data obtained from NBA.com's advanced stats tool:
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Things have fallen apart a bit in February because of two awful defensive showings against the Denver Nuggets and Minnesota Timberwolves.
Nonetheless, their steady improvement on this side of the ball has occurred because stud rookie Anthony Davis is slowly getting better accustomed to understanding what NBA offenses are trying to accomplish on the floor.
In December, I wrote a piece explaining some of the issues the Hornets faced with the Kentucky product on the defensive side of the ball. Here's a quick excerpt:
For instance, defensively he recognizes his assignments but it often takes him a split second to figure out where to run to and who to rotate to; which is usually the difference between an open shot and a contested one. Thus, it's common to see him run out late to close out shooters or simply hug his man if it's a player capable of converting perimeter jumpers.
The big man has improved on this front and provides better support for his teammates when opponents force him to make decisions.
Davis now helps out in the pick-and-roll and rotates back to his man all the while tracking the ball and placing himself to be in a help position at all times. Furthermore, he is becoming more adept at rotating at the proper time when helping out his teammates and even calls switches with the other big man playing alongside him whenever appropriate, like in a situation where the opposing team runs a staggered screen.
With that said, for all of Davis' improvements and that of his team, they are still a team that will occasionally surrender easy points to their opponents because of their youth.
As a group, the Hornets do not yet grasp when to completely sell out to bail out a teammate and when to stunt and recover back to their initial assignment as the player initially beaten recovers back in time to pick up his man.
Consequently, they allow the seventh most amount of shots at the rim per game (26.5 shots) and also yield a 65.7 percent conversion rate on those same shots, which is the 10th highest figure in the Association.
This particularly happens whenever Austin Rivers enters the game because shooting guards love to bring him down to the box and overpower him for an easy shot right at the basket, or force the defense to throw an extra defender to help out, which opens up driving lanes and allows for second chance opportunities.
Hence, the Detroit Pistons will have an opportunity to create some shots at the rim tonight against the Hornets, but it will be important that their defense comes prepared to defend the 3-point line because the Hornets are one of the best long-range shooting teams in the league as evidenced by their 37.3 percent 3-point shooting this season (seventh best in the league).
More importantly, Detroit should focus on the corners, but particularly the right one, where New Orleans converts 42 percent of their treys.
Enjoy tonight's contest.
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Statistical support provided by NBA.com.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:13 pm
by ryan
Nice pass by Will Bynum to Greg Monroe inside. Follows it up with an offensive foul. Spill or thrill.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:28 pm
by ryan
Brandon Knight with the easy miss. Count me as one of the folks who believes in him.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:33 pm
by ryan
Rodney Stuckey isn't a small forward either. I kinda wish we'd let this guy go when he was a free agent or at least done a sign and trade even if it wasn't a big gain.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:37 pm
by ryan
Maxiell with the long jumper is not a good shot. Greg Monroe inside is a very good option. First the hook then the assist to Brandon Knight. It's obvious how much we miss Andre Drummond in this one. Also to be fair Tayshaun Prince would've stopped some of those three pointers.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:46 pm
by ryan
Yes he is hurt. Hurt by the fact that Lawrence Frank doesn't even know his name.
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:50 pm
by FireFrank
Ya I think frank just doesn't like some players. Even when some players are cold(CV) he won't go to Jonas. Maxiel playing like usual and he hasn't played slava yet. Kim English could play some 3 to he's a little bigger then stuckey
Feb 11, 2013 • 8:57 pm
by ryan
I think LFrank is not very confident or comfortable with flexibility. That's why he doesn't adjust well. For example you know that Jonas Jerebko would be a better option to close out some of those three point shooters with his greater length and that Slava could definitely come in and lean on Lopez but since those things aren't in Franks game plan they won't happen.
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:05 pm
by Some random guy
I'm not sold on knight…..and I love max he put in some good years here in the D but that brotha gots to go
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:10 pm
by ryan
A few notes before I head out of here.
1) I don't like Austin Rivers. He's so different from his Dad.
2) The Hornets are clearly a good young team. If Eric Gordon can come back and help they'll be very good.
3) The reason so much of our offense fails is that we don't have got to plays. We need to work on establishing some go to stuff with Greg Monroe that we consistently use because right now everything is tentative.
4) We've got too many guys who don't have roles. What is Rodney Stuckey's role? What is Jason Maxiell's role? What roles to they have the skills to execute? If these guys stay we need to give them clear roles that their limited skill sets will allow them to accomplish. Stuckey should be told that his responsibilities are 1) defense 2) rebounding from the guard spot and 3) running his ass off on the break. He can do those things and we'll be better off it he starts doing them and not the other stuff which he's incapable of.
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:14 pm
by FireFrank
Maxiels role is being Carmelo Anthony same role as CV off the bench
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:18 pm
by Elkarl
the best roll for stuckey (and max and knight and…)… trade them all!!!!
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:20 pm
by FireFrank
Everyone has the green light to fire shots. It works when you have one guy doing it like Ryan Anderson or Bobby Jackson for the kings they are ok at it but everyone on the team shouldn't do it
Feb 11, 2013 • 9:49 pm
by Corey
All the wildly inconsistent guys need to go: Maxiel, CV, Bynum. I'd give BK one more year since he's young. We need more guys who are still decent on their off nights, like Monroe and Calderon. Stuck might be ok if they use him properly- attacking when he's in the game. But I'd trade him too if they can get something.
Feb 11, 2013 • 10:18 pm
by picknroll
Wow!! Who woulda thunk we'd get beat this bad! Poor games for Will, Knight, Charlie & Maxiell! We really missed Andre in this one although not sure LF would have played him enough minutes to make a difference. Everyone active should have had some burn in this one!!
Feb 11, 2013 • 11:58 pm
by ryan
I'm glad I didn't stick with it through this ugly loss. Getting out and training was the better option. Lots of work for Detroit to do on it's roster. One of the issues is that we're a young team so we're going to struggle with consistency. The other issue is that guys like Will Bynum, Charlie Villanueva and Jason Maxiell ain't young and they're very inconsistent. Rodney Stuckey is in that boat too. I think all of those guys could be useful on a stronger team where they could play a role but here they're a big problem.
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We decided to celebrate my wife's birthday at House of Tricks. We told our guest from Holland and Canada how great it has always been....
On the 19th of April that was not true. We ordered drinks and after some time placed our order... and waited for over 30 minutes for the soups and salads. The soap was not warm... and we shared that with the waiter.
After another long wait we received the main courses.... again food was not at a good temperature. We again shared that with the waiter when he ask... how is everything. His response was a no response... just walked away.
I hope the owners stop celebrating 25 years and get back to managing what has been a great place to eat.
please – this place is the worst ever - our food was undercooked and disgusting. the service was terrible - very rude and unresponsive. go here if you want to have a terrible evening. house of tricks shouldn't be on any "romantic" restaurants list.
Don't sit inside – I went a few weeks back, by myself probably around 5 pm. They have a great patio but for some dumb reason I sat inside. The inside is small and includes the kitchen where the wait staff tends to congregate. They didn't have their a/c at full blast when I first arrived. I was treated to conversations between the servers plans for later that night, and the added bonus of hearing the servers kicking open the front door everytime they walked out the front door.
My server was awesome and professional, but the busboy was a little off. Untucked shirt and a tendancy to slam down drinks and food on the table. Ok in a casual restaurant but considering they have white tablecloths, the servers are in aprons and ties, it just didn't fit in.
The food was ok. Prior to my meal I had a piece of bread from the complimentary bread basket. Skip it. I had a $7 ceaser salad that was delish. For an entree I had the $24 homeone pasta (tagliatelli?) with the fennel sausage. The portion was big but I just thought it was "eh". $2 for a lemonade (I don't drink so can't speak about the wine menu). $38 w/tip.
Great dining experience – We went to Tricks with a group of friends for an evening out w/o the kids. While rather pricey, the food was superb as was the dining experience. The portions were not huge, and that is to my liking for not overeating. I would definitely eat there again. Any chance they'll open up on in Queen Creek?
Great salmon! – Home run! Come early, this place is packed...for a reason. Great service, food, drink, deserts, etc
A romantic oasis in the heart of Tempe offers gourmet twists on familiar fare. – In Short
This converted 1920s bungalow provides a romantic backdrop for an eclectic menu. A large outdoor fireplace serves as the centerpiece of the grapevine-covered patio, and a number of cozy tables are located within the house's brightly colored rooms. A variety of fresh fish dishes are available paired with sides such as fragrant jasmine rice or saffron-infused potatoes. Save room for desserts like mild chocolate cake punched up with mousse-like cinnamon-chocolate frosting.
ASU Grad – After living in Tempe for nearly five years I have finally found a restaurant that serves exciting, sensational, tasty food. What a great place to relax with a glass of wine under the huge trees and misters at the outdoor bar. I can't wait to show Mom and Dad I really do have good taste buds.
Mr – I had a group reservation there and they could not have been more unpleasant to deal with. They did not seat us on time, they could not figure out how to get drinks to the group once they were waitiing and their host was awful.
This was an unpleasant experience and I could never suggest anyone go to this restaurant. Customer service is not a word that is understood here.
expect something different – Tricks provides the atmosphere, style, and elegance of an old Eurpean cafe mixed with the attitude and style of an elite independently owned American resaurant. Tricks completes a circuit of independently owned businesses in Tempe that add character and individuality to our town. Tempe is quickly becoming overrun by corporate restaurants that condition the average customer to expect mediocrity delivered at a fast pace. Tricks on the other hand allows its cutomers to slow down, enjoy a drink in the garden, while waiting for a table or thier food. Go with no expectations and relax.
ok – The atmosphere was light and romantic, but the food didn't knock my socks off. It definitely falls under ordinary, no better, no worse.
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Where does blame lie in tragic death of teens?by Opinion Staff
Few numbers from recent news stories have stunned us like this one: .251.
That was Nick Coady's blood-alcohol level on the morning of Aug. 4, when he drove into a piece of construction equipment in Martin County. The 18-year-Coady was killed, along with friends Christopher Biglio, also 18, and Connor Graver, 16. The legal limit is .08, and that's for those 21 and over. For those under 21, it's .02. Imagine how much Nick Coady must have had to drink.
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Senator John Hoeven says he's looking for answers from the Spirit Lake tribe as its social services program continues to make headlines for the wrong reasons.
Hoeven met with tribal leaders on the reservation today where he peppered tribal representatives with questions about everything from staffing to tribal court to whether or not the phones work at social services. Spirit Lake social services director Mark Little Owl answered the bulk of the senator's questions. He says the tribe has made great strides since he took over just three weeks ago. Little Owl says the tribe has hired three new social workers in the last couple of weeks and plans to hire three more.
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2012 Billboard Latin Music Awards CD Giveaway
While nothing can compare with actually attending the Billboard Latin Music Awards in Miami, which I was fortunate enough to do last year, this CD es bien buenísimo. All the songs on this CD are by finalists, so you know it's got to be good. Chécalo!
SHAKIRA – featuring El Cata – Rabiosa
PITBULL – Bon, Bon
MANA – Lluvia Al Corazón
PRINCE ROYCE – Recházame
JENNI RIVERA – featuring Marco Antonio Solis Basta Ya (Pop version)
ROMEO SANTOS – You
RICKY MARTIN – featuring Natalia Jimenez Lo Mejor De Mi Vida Eres Tú
WISIN & YANDEL – Estoy Enamorado
CAMILA – De Mi
ALEJANDRA GUZMAN – Día De Suerte
GERARDO ORTIZ – Amor Confuso
CHINO & NACHO – Tu Angelito
ALEXIS & FIDO – Energía
DON OMAR – Taboo
This year The Billboard Latin Music Awards will be live on Telemundo, Thursday April 26th at 7 pm. Target has remained the exclusive retail sponsor of the Latin Billboard Music Awards show for 8 years, so this CD will be sold exclusively in Target stores and on Target.com, but here's how you can win one!
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My favorite would be Pitbull Bon Bon. It's got a GREAT beat. :)
Mana is my all time favorite! When I was living in Guadalajara, I saw them twice… once at the stadium, and once at a bar. Love them! Thanks so much for this opportunity. :)
Don Omar- Taboo
El ritmo es para menear la cadera! No way can you remain seated when this song plays…, y aparte Don Omar is soooo sexy!!
PRINCE ROYCE – Recházame is my favorite. Love that song
Ricky Martin
I've been listening to him constantly since he was on GLEE a few months ago :)
Estoy Enamorado – Wisin and Yandel
Uhhh I don't know how to just pick one!!!!!
I guess I'll say Wisin y Yandel – Estoy Enamorado because when I saw the video I cried my eyes out and then I had it as my ringtone for a year.
My absolute favorite is Ricky Martin, I love his music it always makes me smile ♥
My fave is Pitbull, I play his ,music throughout the day! :))
All of them!
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Loving me some Pitbull right now- Bon Bon
!La música es para bailar! Entonces I have to go with Pitbull on this one. He certainly knows how to make a dance track.
my favorite would be Taboo by Don Omar…I can not hear this song and not dance, it always makes my mood better
Estoy Enomorado by Wishin and Yandel.
Romeo Santos-You! I'm slightly obsessed with him and I love his music and think he's so gorgeous! In fact, I asked my husband if someday he took me on stage during one of his concerts, if it was okay if I kissed him. He said it WAS so I now have a new goal in life :)
Pitbull is my all time favorite artist. He should win for Bon Bon and every other award he is up for. After all, who had all the hits this past and so far present year? Pitbull, of course!
Don Omar!!!!! Don Omar with Taboo is going to Blow-Up the Billboard!!! He's amazing and he will make everybody jump out of their seats…..
Ricky Martin baby!!!!!
eventhough I LOVE THEM ALL……
WANT THE BILLBOARD LATIN MUSIC 2012 CD. Jenni Rivera is one of my favorite artist and I she was excellent on her presentation with the song " COMO TU MUJER" De Rocio Durcal and "COMO DECIRLE QUE LO AMO" De Isabel Pantoja. Outstanding performance
Don Omar
The rhythm it's amazing!
Romeo santos is da besttttttttt lovvvvv allll hisss songsss#1 bachata….
Romeo santos #1…..
Wow really only one, well then Shakira would be my choice. Would really like for her to sign with Wisin & Yandell. How awsome would that be? Shakira has been one of my favorites for a long time. Always keeps it fresh and up to date.
I love all of the songs ,but would pick Mana with Lluvia al Corazon.
I love Dutty Love by Don Omar and Natasha.
Alguien gano el CD o que?? Porque no he recibido mi notificaccion que gane, por mi email?!? LOL
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