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Parking is the reason bars, Bucks struggle for patrons
The closing of Center Court led my colleague Eugene Kane to ruminate as to why no restaurant or bar can seem to stick at what seems to be a prime location.
It's a good question, but one of the prime reasons that location isn't as desirable – and one of the reasons the Bucks can't fill the BMO Harris Bradley Center – is the parking situation around the stadium.
Take Wednesday night for example.
The Bucks were .500 and losers of four straight heading into a game against the Philadelphia 76ers, a losing team. Yet any parking lot or garage near the arena was charging $20. Um, no.
I arrived before the meters become free at 6 p.m. hoping to catch some of the day's workforce leaving. So I circled and circled the venue for a while before finding what I thought was good spot. It was 5:45 p.m. so I dropped in 20 minutes worth of change into the meter and figured I was good to go – only to return after the game to see I had a parking ticket. Wha?
Well, apparently the one block I was on had a different meter restriction than you know, all the other blocks around the stadium.
This is why a place like Center Court closes. This is why the BMO Harris Bradley Center won't sell out for mundane NBA games. I'm not saying parking has to be free or even have the same rates. I'm not saying you shouldn't have to walk a few blocks to get to a game.
I'm saying the meters need to have uniform time restrictions around the stadium – or at least give those parking there a break on game nights – and the lots and garages nearby need to be a little more realistic in their pricing.
Eugene is mostly right when he says the success of an establishment is about location, location, location – but increasingly the deciding factor is parking, parking, parking.
pfan | Feb. 17, 2013 at 1:55 p.m. (report)
This author's mindset holds Milwaukee back. Really, complaining about parking around the BC?! It could not be easier. If you're too cheap to open your wallet for a garage, try walking from one of the many easy to find free parking areas around town. Or try biking, taking the bus, or staying home.
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BCZF | Feb. 16, 2013 at 7:41 p.m. (report)
LOL The BC was built because the Bradleys wee this close to buying the Blackhawks.. It is made for Hockey. However, seriously? HOCKEY!? Why not friggen Roller Derby?
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MilwaukeeCity | Feb. 16, 2013 at 11:59 a.m. (report)
This cannot be a serious article? Free parking downtown after 6pm plus all the other lots that charge way less than $20. Let's say you wanted to park right across the Arena for $20, who goes to the game alone? chance are there are 2-4 people in the car well $20/2/4 is $10 and $5. Parking is not the reason! Winning is the reason! You win you sellout you don't win you don't sell out. BTW as someone who goes to a lot of Bucks games a cab from anywhere downtown will cost $5-10 and even outside of downtown say 1st & National will only cost around $10 bucks. I have never heard of Parking as a reason people don't come to games, cost of ticket yes but you can't say that anymore since you can find a Bucks ticket for $5-15 easily on the secondary market via stubhub, ticketking or the NBA resale site or even one of the many guys selling tickets outside which is a great way to get great seats on the cheap. Seeing a game in Milwaukee is easier and cheaper than any NBA city, by far!
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mikeb | Feb. 16, 2013 at 7:15 a.m. (report)
The reason the Bucks do not draw fans is because in the 25 or so years that Herb Kohl has run the team, they have gotten past the first round of the playoff 2 times and one was way back in 1988. The standard for a NBA being really good is 50 wins. The Bucks have done that once in Kohl's tenure.
Now I know as an OMC sports writer, you are limited to writing puff pieces about the local sports team. I know you may also be too young to remember the 2001 Bucks as well. But in 2001, when the Bucks had a very good team, tickets were not easy to get. The BC was at or near capacity every single night. There was an energy to the place. The playoff games, especially against the Hornets and 76ers, were probably as loud as any Milwaukee sports event I've been to and on par with the energy the Brewers playoff run created.
Places like the Center Court do not survive because they aren't unique enough to draw anyone if the BC doesn't have an event.
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tuddlefo | Feb. 15, 2013 at 4:01 p.m. (report)
On a busy night, I find parking around Mayfair harder than anything downtown.
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Abstract: This paper investigates the issue of tuning the Proportional Integral and Derivative (PID) controller parameters for a greenhouse climate control system using an Evolutionary Algorithm (EA) based on multiple performance measures such as good static-dynamic performance specifications and the smooth process of control. A model of nonlinear thermodynamic laws between numerous system variables affecting the greenhouse climate is formulated. The proposed tuning scheme is tested for greenhouse climate control by minimizing the integrated time square error (ITSE) and the control increment or rate in a simulation experiment. The results show that by tuning the gain parameters the controllers can achieve good control performance through step responses such as small overshoot, fast settling time, and less rise time and steady state error. Besides, it can be applied to tuning the system with different properties, such as strong interactions among variables, nonlinearities and conflicting performance criteria. The results implicate that it is a quite effective and promising tuning method using multi-objective optimization algorithms in the complex greenhouse production.
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WC: speed trap
[i'm not going to go in chronological order here, but instead talk about the different tasks that we did at the
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event -- there were a bunch of things going on, and we switched from job to job as the schedule went forward]
for the practice sessions (total of 4, 2 for the touring class and 2 for the gt class), Paul Little (a friend who is a north jersey region tech inspector) and i set up at the flagging station by Pit In with a radar gun, to get trap speeds for the cars as they exited the downhill, which at lime rock is the fastest corner on the track, and which leads on to the main straight.
another pair of workers, GeeDub and his son Wes as i recall, headed to station 2 under the bridge near the end of the main straight to get speeds there as well.
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lime rock
lengthens pit lane by moving some jersey barrier, shortening the distance from the downhill to pit in, and increasing the exposure and risk at the pit in flag station. this is a fairly exposed place, and once we got a good look at it, we started trying to figure out which way we were going to run if things went south. when in an iffy place at a race track, it's always good to figure out your path(s) out in advance, as you don't really want to have to stop and think when a 3000 lb car is flying in your direction.
we were sharing this location with a tv crew doing their setup. there were a number of interesting differences in attitude. the scca workers (tech and flaggers) were wearing long pants, all of us had worked out escape routes, and all were watching what was going on around us rather carefully. the tv crew, by comparison, was dressed in shorts (different insurance, i guess), and were busy working away setting up a camera platform, and not watching the cars very closely at all. our radar gun was showing us that cars were exiting the downhill at 100mph on the slow side and 117mph for the fastest cars (the GT class Caddys). additionally, as practice progressed and the drivers confidence increased, the cars started getting more and more squirrelly at the track out point, and we started seeing some fairly lurid twitches in the back ends as the drivers worked to hold it on the pavement. the obliviousness of the tv crew was a sight to behold, but not i think one to emulate.
after practice was over, we compared notes with GeeDub and Wes, and found out that they were seeing speeds in the 140s at the end of the straight (keep in mind that lime rock's front straight isn't very long.)
next posting, i'll talk about some mechanical tech issues we were dealing with...
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becoming a worker
i should also add that it's not difficult to become an scca worker, although there is a learning curve, and you shouldn't assume automatic entry to all those wonderful pro events.
first, you need to join:
. i admit it's not cheap, but the money is going (among other things) for a really outstanding insurance policy (remember: race tracks are dangerous places.) you will need to figure out what region you should join. if you don't have a specific reason for picking one over another, just pick the one you actually live in. once that's done, think about what kind of work you are interested in doing -- there is a brief summary of some of the worker jobs
. then, you call up the scca office in topeka and ask for central licencing. tell them you want a regional license added to your membership (and have your membership number handy). since licensing is part of members services, you could reasonably combine joining and getting a license in one phone call.
note that no experience is required -- we do on the job training. you will want to dress appropriately, for example, flaggers generally wear all white, long pants and sleeves, and avoid nasty flammable synthetic fibers (all cotton is a good starting position.) grid workers and pit marshalls tend towards blue shirts with white pants. any job that involves a hot area generally requires long pants. tech may or may not be hot, but tech workers do from time to time need to enter hot areas, so dress accordingly.
bring your membership card to the track; you need it every time. they may be able to laminate it into a photo id while your there.
be aware of what time your speciality starts up; tech often opens early, registration usually opens early, flaggers start a little bit later (but not too much later.)
expect to spend two years developing a basic knowledge base. you may be technically saavy about cars, for example, but becoming a tech inspector involves learning a lot of rules and procedures on top of understanding the cars -- and a modern formula atlantic is a lot different from the hot rod in your garage.
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a brief aside before i write some more about working the WC race at Lime Rock -- one of the perks of being a club racing official is that you often get into the pro races of one kind or another to work there. i have variously worked trans am, world challenge, vintage, and even nascar busch north (when they visit Lime Rock) over the years, and i have friends who regularly work F1 in north america. we work the club races because we love the club races, but the allure of working the pro stuff is certainly there...
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Sunday, July 17. 2005
Lime Rock July 4th
here's a little more on that event. July 4th is one of Lime Rock's major event weekends (along with memorial day, labor day, and the nascar busch race that is currently in early october.) lime rock races are usually restricted to friday and saturday, but when there are significant holidays, the consent decree sometimes permits monday and/or tuesday racing. this is always the case for labor day and memorial day weekends, and sometimes happens july 4th. it did happen on july 4th this year.
in general, worker support is supplied by some host SCCA region. mostly these have been New England Region (NER) and North New Jersey Region (NNJR) in recent years, but for reasons not entirely known to me, New York Region (NYR) has a 3 year deal starting this year to supply all the workers and local SCCA support for the major weekends.
this affects me because I'm new york region's chief of tech, and so for those major weekends where support by tech is requested, i'm the man in the barrel.
in the case of july 4th, there were two major pro sanctioning bodies, SCCA for world challenge (running friday and saturday), and IMSA, running all three days (friday-saturday-monday.) as the race card was thin on monday, NYR added two SCCA club races running under SCCA Pro insurance. IMSA didn't require any SCCA tech help, but SCCA Pro likes to have it, plus i needed to perform standard chiefing duties for the Club Races (an ITS/ITA race with actual cash on the line, and a Spec Racer Ford Race.)
So on Friday and Saturday, the club guys (like me) were spear carriers, and on monday we ran our own pair of races in the morning.
i've decided to keep these short, so that's it for now.
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big ugly caddys
july 4th weekend, i worked tech as a regional volunteer at lime rock for the scca pro guys running the two world challenge races (rumor has it that i can be seen on one of the speed channel broadcasts of that event.)
anyway, i just wanted to say that while i've always known that the new caddys are big and ugly, i can now testify from personal experience that they are pretty damn fast. on friday (practice and qualifying) i worked with a friend of mine, Paul Little, using radar to record speeds at the exit of the downhill (turn 7) and they were noticeably quicker than the other cars in the GT division.
i'll probably post more about that weekend later, it was pretty interesting.
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STATE COLLEGE, PA - The No. 4 Greyhounds fought off a second half rally by No. 18 Penn State for a 10-9 win over the Nittany Lions Saturday afternoon. Loyola improved to 11-1 while the Nittany Lions fall to 2-6.
The Greyhounds took an early 3-0 lead 14:21 into the game after a free position goal by Jen Schuerholz and goals from Rachel Shuck and Kourtney Porcella. Sydney Greene assisted on both Shuck and Porcella's goals. Penn State answered back with two quick goals in less than 30 seconds for a 3-2 score. The teams exchanged goals, Loyola's unassisted by Talia Shacklock before the Greyhound offense ended the half on a three goal run while the defense stifled PSU, allowing no goals for a 7-3 score.
Penn State came out fighting early in the second half scoring three goals in less than three minutes to come within one of Loyola, 7-6. The Greyhounds got on the board 34:35 into the contest when Shuck worked from behind the cage finding Jaclyn Borrone open for the goal. PSU answered back at 35:56 with Shari Maslin's third goal, keeping the Nittany Lions within one 8-7. Kristen Burke gave Penn State the tie when she scored at 40:50 to tie the game at eight. Neither team allowed a goal nearly 14 minutes until Borrone added her second goal, unassisted at 54:06 to give the Greyhounds back the lead, 9-8. Stephanie Walker gave Loyola a two goal cushion almost two minutes later but Penn State continued to fight. With 3:11 remaining Stephanie Curnoles pulled the Nittany Lions within one goal of Loyola for the third time but they would not get any closer for the remainder of the contest. PSU had a chance to tie the game 1:45 remaining and were called offsides.
Loyola held a 33-20 advantage on shots, a 30-15 advantage on groundballs and a 14-4 advantage on caused turnovers while Penn State held the advantage on draw controls, primarily in their second half run by a total of 13-8.
The Greyhounds were led for the fourth consecutive time by Greene with two goals and two assists. Borrone added two goals as well, both in the second half. Other goal scorers for Loyola were Shuck, Schuerholz, Porcella, Shacklock and Guarino.
Loyola's starting keeper, Kim Lawton made five saves in the first while Cindy Nicolaus stopped two shots in the second. PSU's Lee Tortelli made a total of 14 stops in goal.
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Alejandro Robaina, the "godfather" of the Cuban tobacco industry, was widely regarded as one of the finest cigar producers in the world. He started smoking at the age of 10, and eventually five cigars bore his family name – a unique distinction.
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Cuba was in mourning yesterday for the godfather of its most celebrated national product – a thing so good that the United States has felt compelled to ban it from its shops for half a century – the Cuban cigar.
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