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I expect Aaron Gordon and Brandon Ashley to go pro. They have not made anything official and they are not the only two who could leave.
This is just my personal opinion but you know the weight that holds.
I expect Aaron Gordon and Brandon Ashley to go pro. They have not made anything official and they are not the only two who could leave.
This is just my personal opinion but you know the weight that holds.
Well, then, looks like they better win a National Championship.
I wonder what NJ is thinking at this time. His stock continues to rise and it seems like his name is getting around a little more these days. His efficiency numbers are outstanding as Kenpom has him at #3 below McDermott and Parker but above guys like Russ Smith, C.J. Fair and Marcus Smart.
By the end of the year, I'd have to think his stock will likely peak with little chance to improve his senior year and a risk to drop back if he doesn't match the same efficiency as this season. Will be interesting to see what he decides to do. . .
I wish them continued focus on each game all the way through the tournament and the best luck in their professional careers!
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He could also not be seen as a lock for the first round (where the guarantee money is) due to his size for his position, and depth of this draft. Id say if at the end of the year he is getting solid feedback as a first rounder he could go, but Im not sure he will see that.
I hope Brandon doesn't leave but either way I wish the best to both players. BTFD guys!
Thanks ACE. Giving more credence to rumors and what everyone suspects. I'd say if Brandon plans on going he needs to stop having games where he doesn't seem to do much for long stretches. He needs to watch Aaron and remember that if he plays like Aaron, it will make his stock rise. That will benefit this team, but mostly it will benefit his plans for his future. JMO
Offensively, Ashley is the most ready pro but he has glaring weaknesses on defense and as some of you have alluded to he has gaps in games where he tends to have mental lapses. It's the same aloofness that got him cut from the USA team that Gordon eventually won a Gold medal and MVP honors. Ashley also needs to vastly improve his ball handling skills to play the 3 in the NBA. He is way too small and way too finesse for the 4 spot in the NBA.
When it's all said and done, I think Gordon will definitely go pro as he'll be a lock for the NBA lottery and you can't walk away from a $6 Million minimum guarantee over the next 3 years of your life. For a player that heavily relies on his intensity and giving 100% effort all the time/anytime, there is too much risk to return IF he is guaranteed to go in the lottery. Risk of injury, and risk of not improving on the things that NBA execs want to see improvement on: i.e shooting.
Ashley and Johnson will both flirt with the NBA and most likely too the point where they have their names submitted, but don't hire agents. In the end, I see them returning. Ashley will likely be a first rounder in 2015 draft, and whether its 2014 or 2015 Nick Johnson will always be a border line late 1st rounder or early 2nd round pick. He loves the college experience too much, and I see him returning much like Corey Brewer and the rest of the Florida cast did. Even if Arizona does make the Final 4 this year, I see Nick returning wanting to either A) Repeat as National Champions or B) Make it back to the Final 4 and try and win a championship
I still don't see Ashley as NBA ready but then again what the **** do I know...
Win the national title and I would salute everyone on the team going pro.
Of course people have to be "ready enough." Aaron Gordon wasn't going to make an NBA roster at age 13, right? I think what these kids need to realize is that even a lottery pick drafted - like AG - on high athleticism/motor/IQ, low skill is not necessarily better off long-term. I can understand NJ going more than Gordon or Rondae, to be honest. AG is barely 18, has a long way to go with his skill set, and as much as drafts are decided by upper management, a player's fate in the NBA is often decided by the coach. AG would get annihilated right now in the NBA. His offensive wild drives would end in defensive rebounds more than AG follow-ups, and there are few coaches who can put their jobs on the line to let a kid develop from where AG is. Better off staying and developing some basic offensive skills that don't involve dominating under-sized or slower guys. How about learn to make a shot first, solve the riddle of the free throw line...
So the expectation is that SJ and CV will have to make up 25 pts a game if, by luck, Nick stays. Doable without a doubt with TJ still runing the floor. That is a lot of defensive hustle and rebounding to give up though.
Brash, despite not being consistent, is the most well rounded and ready of those 2. His length should make up for his height. Would really like to see AG back next year. I think he has plenty of room to grow and still be a top pick.
Injuries seem to happen more when you are worried about them or you change your game. As long as these kids are letting the game come to them and working within the flow of the system, i dont see draft stock inhibiting injuries being an issue.
Bring him back for another year Coach. Let's do this thing 2x!!!
Why do SJ and CV need to average 25? Can't Zues and RJ increase their scoring as well? TJ and GY?
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Leading teams to 2 consecutive national championships will probably "improve" his stock. Just saying.
I think people are underestimating NJ's draft prospects. If he leads this team to a title this season or next (or both?) - there is a solid chance he'd end up a mid first rounder. Work ethic, defense, drive - teams are starting to realize those things usually can't be taught AFTER a guy goes pro. He'll probably be a combine stud (outside of mediocre reach) - he'll outjump & out bench pretty much every guard.
Also, look at it this way if he stayed- some might think NJ might not help his draft prospects - but I don't see how he'd hurt them either. Why not be BMOC one more year if you ain't lottery - go for that championship, break a number of records, have ESPN fawn all over your highlights, etc another full season. He might be next season's Doug McDermott - where everyone wants to hand him the POY before the season even starts. Writers and fans LOVE seniors - especially highlight reel, smiling, team leader, do everything types.
I will fully admit I rarely watch the NBA so I haven't really seen him play, but is there a chance NJ could have a Damian Lillard type arc? Both are about the same size, both have similar junior year #'s. I'm not saying Nick can average 20 PPG in the NBA, but I'm not saying he can't either. Am I crazy??
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I'm not sure what the stats say, but I think after another year NJ could be an Oladipo type in the NBA. Ok, have at it.
Like I said, I haven't seen him play much, just going off of his size and college #'s. Lillard didn't rack up insane assist totals or wasn't a lights out shooter either, looks to me to be more of a volume shooter. But I have to guess that was more out of necessity than an actual skill set and I would assume he has a much purer stroke than Nick. But shooting is something that can improve drastically with the right coaching and endless hours of practice, whereas leaping and athleticism cannot be taught.
Again I will say though, I probably am crazy....I was just trying to find a comparison based off of size and #'s. I highly doubt Nick will ever approach any of the #'s Lillard is already putting up in the league.
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or a point guard.
Oladipo is taller than Nick by a few inches (Nick is NOT 6'3"). If Nick were taller, I'd feel a lot better about his NBA prospects. He's just too small to be a legit 2-guard and not good enough to be a PG. At least not yet. I'm sure he'll be drafted probably in the late first round if he decides to go this year and maybe in the lottery if he comes back and gets even better and next year's lottery is weak. But I am skeptical that he'll ever succeed in the NBA. I believe if you are elite at one thing, you can stick in the NBA. I just don't know that Nick is elite at anything. Maybe he'll become a 3-and-D player though. Who knows. All I know is as much as he drove me nuts his freshman year and even a little bit last year, I'm truly loving watching him this year and would not be disappointed one bit if he came back.
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Statman - you are moving well beyond the scope of my original point which is simply that NJ is probably risking too much to stick around for another season. Even if I'm underestimating his current draft prospects, the fact remains that given what he is accomplishing on the floor this season combined with what our team is accomplishing, there are not a lot of solid reasons to suggest that sticking around another year is going to help him improve his draft prospects where ever and what ever they end up being at the end of the season.
Would I want NJ to stick around another year to win a championship (hopefully a second straight championship)? Absolutely. But it is a big risk to take given how amazing the guy has been this season by every statistical measure.
You'd have to imagine that many NBA teams would feel uncomfortable playing Nick at the 2, simply because he is physically undersized. And its not just height and weight - there he's about on par with Shannon Brown, Tony Allen, Eric Gordon, Oladipo, etc. Those guys are "small" for the two in the NBA. But what they have, which Nick lacks, is insane wingspans of 6'9" and above. I believe Nick is 6'6" down the arms. His athleticism is a boost, for sure, and he has been a lockdown defender in college based on effort and IQ, so its possible to see him continue that trajectory. But its hard to believe he could be Tony Allen 2.0 or Eric Gordon 2.0 (3 and D guy) without the physical gift of an exceptional wingspan.
What he could do is take the Russell Westbrook route and transition to the point. He's shown great floor leadership this year and has been capable as a passer and an initiator. Could another year of this role help him? Maybe, but its not like the point guard position is scheduled to loosen up. TJ will be back, we'll have a back-up PG in PJC as well as a ton of SGs ready to step in. The spotlight and footage he's getting this year could be enough to show his future as a combo-guard who can D up, shoot efficiently, and work without fuss.
On the flip side of the undersized argument, Ben McLemore got a pass last year for being a bit undersized as a two and put up similar offensive stats to Nick this year but wasn't nearly the defender or leader that Nick is today. Bradley Beal is only an inch or so bigger (height and wings) than Nick and again was not on Nick's level even in terms of scoring and passing. Throw Deion Waters into the mix as well.
For fun, I'll gamble that Nick goes this year and gets plucked in the middle/end of the first round. I don't see much or any benefit to his draft stock in staying if our current success continues. Last year Golden State took a chance on a Nick sized guard from Serbia in the first round, I'd venture that someone will see the potential in our boy and fall in love with his intangibles like we have.
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I think NJ is going to be in a similar position as Russ Smith was last year. NJ has much more of an NBA body than Smith, but Smith was the best player on the National Champs and was not going to be a 1st round pick because he is a small 2 without 1 skills. Maybe Miller can convince NJ to stay if he is on the fence by promising NJ more minutes at the 1 next season to improve his draft position...
Nobody was saying that about Lillard after his junior year in college, especially coming off injury.
Only averaged 4 apg and a < 2 a/to ratio in college as a senior. NOt really "pure" PG #'s.
Lillard never shot over 40% from 3 until college until his senior year, when he shot 41%. He may have incredible range, but he was no Salim in college.
Lillard, on average, faced weaker comp in college than NJ has.
Lillards ast & TO averages this year are almost exactly the same as teammate SF Batum's (under 6 apg) - I wouldn't call that a "pure" PG.
Now, don't get me wrong, Lillard IS now above borderline All Star - and very few players ever see that. There's a better than average chance for sure that NJ won't ever be that good in the NBA. BUT, comparing a Junior NJ to a Junior Lillard - there is a comp there.
A BIG risk is Noah & Horford, Blake Griffin, Marcus Smart, etc passing up HIGH lottery positions to come back.
Passing up at the VERY best mid first (I'm one of the few that says it's possible btw) and more likely late first/early 2nd isn't some big risk - especially for a kid that ain't putting up 20 & 6. There's room for statistical improvement (at face value at least, the box score stats - with AG & maybe others leaving).
NJ is the very prototype of player that usually succeeds when he returns - the guy that becomes very well known nationally as a junior (not projected as a high pick - but high enough to look "selfless" by returning), is fun to watch ("love for the game" type) so the media adores him, and EVERYONE want's to make him THE guy in all their press as a senior. Oh yeah, he could lead a team that has a real shot at (another?) championship.
If he's gonna be lottery after this season, well, all bets are off. CJ McCollum was lottery.


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The watches from Richard Mille always dazzle and now the watch company has enlisted master watchmaker Stephen Forsey to create this fascinating device, the Planetarium Tellerium. The 21st century version of this classic device is made of titanium, wood, steel, brass, 18kt gold, sterling silver and red rubies. The device shows the time and a perpetual calendar as well as showing the rotation of the Earth over an axis, the rotation of the Earth in relation to the Sun, the angle of the Earth, the rotation of the Moon over an axis, the rotation of the Moon in relation to the Earth, moonphases, the complication knows as the equation of time, and the positions of Mercury, Venus and the Sun. For practical and aesthetic reasons the Earth is not rendered in scale (in reality it is 109 times smaller than the sun). The planets are also not to scale. The planetarium is wound with a lever system, and it has a power reserve of 15 days. The Richard Mille Planetarium-Tellerium will be unveiled at The Hour Glass' Tempus Event on September 4.


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Pharmaceuticals 2013, 6(1), 70-84; doi:10.3390/ph6010070
Clevidipine for Perioperative Blood Pressure Control in Infants and Children
Departments of Anesthesiology & Pain Medicine, Nationwide Children's Hospital and The Ohio State University, 700 Children's Drive Columbus, OH 43205, USA
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Abstract: Various pharmacologic agents have been used for perioperative BP control in pediatric patients, including sodium nitroprusside, nitroglycerin, β-adrenergic antagonists, fenoldopam, and calcium channel antagonists. Of the calcium antagonists, the majority of the clinical experience remains with the dihydropyridine nicardipine. Clevidipine is a short-acting, intravenous calcium channel antagonist of the dihydropyridine class. It undergoes rapid metabolism by non-specific blood and tissue esterases with a half-life of less than 1 minute. As a dihydropyridine, its cellular and end-organ effects parallel those of nicardipine. The clevidipine trials in the adult population have demonstrated efficacy in rapidly controlling BP in various clinical scenarios with a favorable adverse effect profile similar to nicardipine. Data from large clinical trials regarding the safety and efficacy of clevidipine in children is lacking. This manuscript aims to review the commonly used pharmacologic agents for perioperative BP control in children, discuss the role of calcium channel antagonists such as nicardipine, and outline the preliminary data regarding clevidipine in the pediatric population.
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PARIS, Dec 18 (Reuters) - Renault plans to build a factory in Algeria, aiming to bolster its position as the leading carmaker in the fast-growing market and marking a return to local production after more than four decades' absence.
Renault will sign the deal during a visit by French President Francois Hollande on Wednesday, a company spokeswoman said.
The carmaker's push to develop overseas sales, helped by its range of low-cost cars such as the Logan sedan, has helped to protect it from the worst of a slump in Europe, where car sales are set to decline a further 8 percent this year to the region's lowest rate in close to 20 years.
In February, Renault opened a major new plant in Tangier, Morocco, to assemble the no-frills Lodgy people-mover and Dokker delivery truck for export markets around the Mediterranean.
The Algerian factory, located near the western city of Oran, will be 51 percent-owned by Algeria and 49 percent by Renault, according to Le Figaro.
Its initial production capacity of 25,000 vehicles in 2014 would later rise to 75,000, according to the report. Renault would not confirm details.
Unlike the Morocco factory, which has a planned capacity of 400,000 vehicles a year, Renault's Oran facility will build cars exclusively for the local market.
Renault has a 27 percent share of the Algerian market where registrations jumped 57 percent year-on-year in the first 10 months of 2012.
Renault abandoned its last Algerian factory after the former French colony's 1962 independence led to nationalisation seven years later. The new plant deal, which promises to make Renault the first carmaker to restore local production, confirms a framework accord struck in May.
The final agreement will be signed by Renault's regional manager Jean-Christophe Kugler and Algeria's industry minister, the company spokeswoman said.
With the French economy spluttering, its presidential delegation will include senior executives from some of the country's top companies including oil major Total, which is vying to sign a $5 billion deal to build an ethane steam-cracking plant.
Algeria has 12 billion barrels of oil reserves, yet annual trade with its one-time colonial master is just 10 billion euros ($13.4 billion).
Paris and Algiers are also likely to ratify a defence agreement that would allow French contractors to bid for major arms deals in a market that has been closed to France until now.
That could also improve intelligence cooperation as international efforts to oust al Qaeda-linked Islamists from neighbouring Mali gain momentum. ($1 = 0.7492 euros) (Writing by Elena Berton and Laurence Frost; Editing by Christian Plumb and David Holmes)
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Even in its region of origin, Piemonte, Nebbiolo is exceptionally finicky about where it will happily grow and ripen. The Nebbiolo heartland is the tiny Barolo region, a cluster of fog-prone hills around the village of the same name just south-west of the truffle town of Alba, south of Turin. But the scores of exceptionally gifted and dedicated grower-producers there know that it is worth planting Nebbiolo only on south- or south-west-facing slopes at an altitude somewhere between 250 and 450 metres as there is no chance of making decent wine from this late-ripening variety if it is not exposed to maximum sunshine. Less well-favoured sites are planted with Barbera, Dolcetto, or even such incomers as Chardonnay.
Nebbiolo needs particularly careful site selection as it is not only late-ripening but also early flowering, so there is no point in planting it anywhere that might suffer from spring frosts. Hence the suitability of the slopes of the Langhe hills. Nebbiolo is popularly thought to take its name from nebbia, Italian for the fogs that characteristically drape these hills in autumn, further restricting any ability to ripen late in the growing season. Growing Nebbiolo is a question of precision engineering - not least because the vines are naturally vigorous and need extremely strict treatment in the vineyard if they are not to waste all their energy on sprouting leaves rather than ripening fruit.
There are other parallels with Pinot Noir. Just as there is good evidence that the red burgundy grape has been grown in its homeland for many centuries, there is incontrovertible evidence that Nebbiolo has been grown and valued around Alba since at least the 14th century. And just as Pinot Noir is notoriously unstable genetically, available in many different shades, subvarieties and clones, so is Nebbiolo. Of the four subvarieties traditionally grown in the Alba area, Lampia is the most popular and reliable, but Michet is more highly valued for the quality and concentration of the wine produced. The Bolla clone, closely related to Lampia, has been abandoned because it was too productive while the Rosé clone is relatively rare because it produces such pale wines and Nebbiolo is anyway not particularly high in colouring matter - another similarity with Pinot Noir.
Like Pinot Noir, Nebbiolo is extremely sensitive to the soil in which it is planted and tends to make the very finest wine when grown on the calcareous marls around Alba, either to the south-west in the Barolo zone or to the north-west in the smaller, younger Barbaresco zone where slightly lighter, earlier-maturing wines are made. Nebbiolo is also grown on the rest of the Langhe hills on the right bank of the Tanaro river to be sold as Langhe Nebbiolo or on the sandier soils of Roero on its left bank which produces surprisingly dense wines sold either as Roero under the name Nebbiolo d'Alba, a larger zone. These can be some of the best-value examples of Nebbiolo.
So what does Nebbiolo at its best taste like? It's one of the few grapes you can sometimes identify simply by its colour alone, for it tends to take on a brick-orange tinge at the rim of its blackish ruby relatively early in its often-long life.
Perhaps the most wonderful thing about Nebbiolo is its perfume. The wine is typically intensely aromatic, developing the most extraordinarily haunting bouquet in which, variously, roses, autumn undergrowth, woodsmoke, violets and tar can often be found - together with a greater variety of other ingredients than most other grapes. On the palate, the wine is typically high in acidity and, until after many years in bottle, tannins.
In fact, top-quality Barolo made in the most traditional way is one of the slowest-maturing wines in the world, easily withstanding four decades in bottle. Small French oak barriques have been rapidly replacing large Slovenian oak casks, or botti, resulting in smoother, faster-maturing, if slightly less distinctive wines. Although in the 1980s botti versus barriques took on the dimensions of a holy war, most producers today use a mixture of these two sorts of container for aging, depending on the particular vintage and individual vineyard (often called a cru or sori here).
This comfortable north-western corner of Italy, where life can seem to revolve around a table laden with good things and where on a clear day the snow-covered Alps provide a constant backdrop, enjoyed one of the most remarkable runs of good vintages from 1995 until 2001 but all this came to a shuddering halt in 2002 when there was severe hail damage to considerably more vineyards than usual and constant rain dogged quality in those vineyards untouched by hail (a perennial problem). It is likely that a high proportion of what would usually have been sold as Barolo and Barbaresco will be declassified in 2002 and sold as Nebbiolo delle Langhe.
Nebbiolo is also planted on much higher land towards the sub-alpine vineyards of Valle d'Aosta to produce Carema and in the more recently created zones of Albugnano, Canavese, the hills around Novara and on the banks of the Sesia river. Boca, Bramaterra, Fara, Gattinara, Ghemme, Lessona and Sizzano are all wines that are predominantly dependent on Nebbiolo, or Spanna as it is sometimes called here, though usually in a rather less pure form than a great Barolo.
And in the far north of Lombardy, on a south-facing wall of vines in the narrow east-west Valtellina valley on what is effectively a southern extension of the Alps, Nebbiolo makes wines labelled variously Sforzato, Valtellina Superiore, Grumello, Inferno, Sassella and Valgella which have a distinctly alpine personality and can take on a certain light meatiness with age.
Elsewhere in Italy, Nebbiolo is almost unknown, although there is a little in Franciacorta. Outside Italy all manner of inquisitive and ambitious growers have been trying to squeeze a hint of Piemonte's haunting aroma out of imported Nebbiolo vines. I have occasionally seen encouraging signs of this in wines produced from the King Valley in the north-eastern corner of the Australian state of Victoria and in the odd example from California's Central Coast and Washington State. The grape is also grown hopefully elsewhere, notably in Latin America, though so far without enormous success.
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September 30, 201l, will go down as a historic day in the history of the Religious Conference Management Association. That's the day Dr. Woodring officially retired, concluding 30 years as executive director of RCMA. His tenure was marked by spectacular growth for the association. Assuming the executive director's position with only $1,200 to conduct the next annual conference, he departs leaving the association with more than $11 million in assets, positioning RCMA to continue to grow.
We commend Dr. Woodring for a job well done. Through his tireless efforts RCMA has become a valuable and visionary organization in the hospitality industry. Saying farewell to a friend, whom I have known and worked with for nearly 30 years, is not easy. Remembering, reviewing, and reflecting on Dr. Woodring's 30-year tenure brings the following things to my mind:
Dr. Woodring is a competent planner. He knows how to plan an exciting, educational, and enjoyable program. His enthusiasm, energy, and excitement is contagious. (I have attended every conference since 1980.) The skills in meeting planning he models serve as an example for other meeting planners.
Dr. Woodring has a consuming passion. He has poured every ounce of his energy into RCMA. His tireless efforts are reflected in the strong organization that exists today.
Dr. Woodring is a consummate professional. He has served as president, vice president, and secretary/treasurer of the Convention Industry Council. Dr. Woodring is in the Hall of Leaders. He was one of the original members of the Certified Meeting Professional board of directors and was instrumental in developing the Certified Meeting Professional credential. The hospitality industry has given him numerous awards and honors.
Dr. Woodring has a consistent perspective. He has never lost sight of the core values that characterize RCMA. He has retained them with tenacity and tact. I applaud his faithfulness to the values of RCMA.
Dr. Woodring has a congenial personality. His sense of humor and cheerful attitude have made for easy conversation and communication.
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Dear Parking Guru,
I was given a parking ticket for not curbing my wheels. Is there any law that says how far you have to park away from the curb so that your wheels are "effectively" curbed? I looked on the SFMTA website and didn't see anything about it except "curb your wheels to prevent a run away." I was very close to the curb admittedly, but my wheels were in fact curbed! See the attached pictures I took when I saw the ticket. My wheel was actually touching the curb, there was no way the car was going anywhere. Two questions:
1. Is it worth contesting the ticket?
2. If so, do I send the picture I took, or just state that my wheels were in fact curbed?
Dear Curbacious,
Is it possible to be too close to the curb? Excellent question. There is a law that states that your wheels must be no more than 18 inches away from the curb when parallel parked. But, there is nothing written about being too close. If your wheel is actually touching the curb, that is the safest position possible. If your wheels were turned correctly and they were 18 inches away from the curb, and your car popped out of gear, it is possible that your wheels could jump the curb. If your front wheel is touching the curb and your car were to pop out of gear, it seems to me that there wouldn't be enough inertia to jump the curb, unless maybe you were parked on Kearny Street above Lombard which is a 28% grade, but there is no parking allowed there.
Section 7.2.35 of the SF transportation code states that it is a violation: To Park a vehicle upon any grade or slope exceeding three percent without effectively setting the brakes and blocking the wheels of the vehicle by turning them against the curb or by other means.
In the pictures you sent, it shows your wheel is turned properly toward the curb on the downward slope, and it is touching the curb.
That seems pretty darned effective. Your car is not going anywhere. I don't understand why you were issued a ticket.
Now to answer your questions:
Yes, I would contest this citation. Follow the instructions on the back of the ticket.
And yes, you should include the photos. If not a thousand, your pictures are worth at least two words…ticket dismissed.
And, by the way, not that you need it, but if you want extra supporting evidence, I checked the Surveyed Streets of SF map to see what the actual grade of the street where you were parked is…it's 2.7%, so your wheels didn't need to be curbed in the first place.
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4.5/5 rDev 0%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4.5 | $$
What a nice hole in the wall with a great beer selection of world class beers, great food (try the pizza!), and a knowledgable staff. Had a great time, and will definitely be back. If your beer tastes lean toward Belgian and other great imports...this is a great spot to try.
02-22-2014 03:14:37 | More by MikeShondeck
4.14/5 rDev -8%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 5 | selection: 3.5 | $$
I was out in the Johnstown area on vacation and after doing a little family genealogy in the surrounding towns, arrived in mid afternoon. The bartender was very helpful and knowledgeable about the local beer scene and set me up with a summer brew Hala Kahiki from Rivertowne. Bought a six of Great Lakes before I left. He set me up with a pint glass and the local beer newspapers. Two patrons at the end of the bar were debating whether Iron City should have introduced new offerings or stayed with the original since their market share is shrinking . I took this to be a positive on how the craft beer movement is growing. All in all it was a nice visit to Tulune's, an oasis in the heart of Johnstown!
08-23-2013 15:35:47 | More by woody68
4.72/5 rDev +4.9%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
Located in the Moxham area of Johnstown, Tulune's is a fantastic little pub which has the best beer selection (in my opinion) this side of Pittsburgh.
The atomsphere is friendly and accommodating with a wide spectrum of clientele. From college kids to older folks, all are welcome. It tends to get busy after 8 or 9pm and can get quite packed.
The staff is outstanding and very knowledgable about their selection and is willing to take the time to help one learn about and choose the proper beer. Many a time I have seen someone who has drank nothing but adjunct crap come away from Tulunes with a newfound love of a trappist or american micro.
The tap selection rotates but the usual suspects are Franziskaner Hefeweisen, Spater Lager or Optimator, Delerium Tremens, Bells Oberon (summer) and others of the like. Bottle selection is extensive.
The menu has always been tasty pub grub, but I understand an upgrade is on the way. Regardless, I'm there for the beer and it is great.
07-16-2011 21:23:16 | More by 96Bravo
4.6/5 rDev +2.2%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$
At first this place looks like a dive, but you realize it's actually a charming and warm little place to grab a bite and one of any number of a huge selection of beers from literally all over the world.
Staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. The beer selection includes great American micros, Belgian and German imports, and selections from elsewhere in South America, Europe, and Asia. The food isn't fantastic but it's pretty tasty and the price is right. I wouldn't go here for the food but I can't complain about it either.
As for the beer, I would say it's worth multiple visits for anyone who thinks of themselves as a beer geek. A real diamond in the rough.
05-30-2011 21:56:38 | More by Cylinsier
4.35/5 rDev -3.3%
vibe: 3.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
Thanks to beer advocate I have found a beautifly place to drownd some sorrows whilst spending plenty a work night in Johnstown, PA. The place is dive looking right off a main drag in town. When you walk in...if there wasnt properly placed signs...you could consider it somewhat a maze. The main room has high tops, low tops, and decent number of seats at the bar. The main dinning area back and around the corner has more tables and tvs....not bad to take in a few of the 200+ beer menu. There is no question that this place rules the beer selection title of J'Town. The food is decent...typical bar food. there is a unique offering for appetizer, whith is a bread bowl with a designated dip inside it....so the group must eat the bowl as the apetizer gets eaten. The wings are good with the house special dusting. I had a black and blue burger that was very good. The night was capped by our server who was good humored and somewhat knowledgeable about the beers on tap. Definitely worth a visit...if in Johnstown.
04-27-2011 03:16:44 | More by WoodBrew
4.7/5 rDev +4.4%
vibe: 4.5 | quality: 4.5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 4 | $$
I went to Johnston on business, being told that there is very little nightlife there. My brother came out to see me and asked if I knew where a "big beer" bar was in town. I knew nothing. Thanks to Sammy at Harrigans, we ended up at Tulunes, and my nightlife changed for the better.
I have never been to an establishment like Tulunes, so I was blown away at the selection.... full catalog of ales from all over the world, cold, and ready to drink.
In the 3 weeks I was there, I went 4 times, mostly different staff that were all very friendly and on point. Joe and Greg, who are the beer experts there, had no problem explaining all the different types of beer, and what to expect when you drink them.
The food was great, mac n cheese wedges, fried zucchini, Buffalo bluecheese chicken sandwich, I ate and drank till my hearts content. Everything I tried in Tulunes was either very good or exceptional.
Overall... if you are ever in Johnstown PA, and are looking for a great place to chill out and enjoy the finest ales, stout, IPA, whatever your flavor is, your sure to find it at Tulunes.
Thanks for the barleywine switch Joe... I now have another
favorite to look for at home.
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12-27-2010 04:48:21 | More by dxbiat
5/5 rDev +11.1%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 5 | food: 5 | $$
I wanted to start off by saying that this place is a diamond in the rough. Furthermore, so are their staff members. Each staff member, from management to bartender, brings a warm smile and I feel immediately wanted here. The beer selection is amazing and the prices are very fare. I wasn't going to post anything until I read the other posts from other people about this place. I read about how people thought that the prices were too expensive. I have been to quite a few craft and imported bars. I wanted to point out that a draft of Kasteel Rouge here only costs $7.00 a glass. I have been to several other bars that offer this beer and they are either $9.00 or $10.00 a glass.
The food here is remarkable featuring some great, unique recipes.
If you are looking for some great beers in a location that's hard to find with prices that beat Pittsburgh's Belgium prices, you should totally come here. If you don't know about beer but want to try new things outside of Samual Adams and Bud, just ask for Greg, Joe, or Abby and they will point you in the right direction. All you got to do is tell them what you want the beer to taste like and let the magic happen! They even have a website which you can even send emails to the owners.
12-01-2010 17:33:23 | More by maxpacemph
4.88/5 rDev +8.4%
vibe: 5 | quality: 5 | service: 5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 5 | $$$$
the atmosphere is very friendly with a "no jerks allowed" type of attitude. the bar is nice and clean, my only request is that there would be more space for people. on a busy weekend night, it can be annoying finding a spot for you and your buddies. On a slow night, the place is the perfect size.
Service is great and knowledgeable.
The selection is generally good. At times they get really rare beers but then at other times they won't have some favorite craft brews. However, my favorite thing about the selection is that it seems to be constantly rotating. You can go in on a regular basis and often find something new and exciting.
The food is actually great. I only wish the kitchen were open past 10pm.The menu is as rare as the beer with some food entres such as "captain crunch coated chicken fingers"
I think it is way over priced, however the beer you are over paying for is unavailable anywhere else for a 50-60 mile radius.
09-03-2010 01:37:09 | More by AdamBear
4.25/5 rDev -5.6%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$$
Having just moved to the Johnstown area a few months ago I relied on Beerfly to discover this place, and I was more than pleased. Let me start off by saying that if I would not have found this place on BA I would have drove by multiple times without even looking twice. It's an unassuming green and brick building in an industrial area of the city. The bar area is nice but fairly small with a larger dining area in the back. The atomosphere is cozy, and laid back. They have a motto "no jerks allowed" which works for me because the last thing I want to do when I go out for good beer is worry about getting hassled. The first time I went I was promptly greeted, and served by Joe the manager who is a great guy that really knows, and loves to talk about beer. On my next visit I met Abbey, and Greg who are both great people that know, and love their beer as well. The selction leans toward Belgian, and German imports, but the American craft selection is great also. There are 10+ rotating taps that are sure to please any BA. I'm not going to get into listing beers because they are always changing. If the taps don't please you I'm sure the bottle selction will.
Everything I've tried from the food menu I've liked (try the crabcake sandwich). It's the normal pub fare with an interesting twist plus some things you are not going to find in most bars. The prices are just a tad high, but the overall selection, service, and simple things like getting your beer in a proper glass are worth it.
Overall if your a BA in the Johnstown area Tulune's is a must stop. You will be happy you did.
08-16-2010 19:55:10 | More by largecar73
4.4/5 rDev -2.2%
vibe: 4 | quality: 4.5 | service: 4.5 | selection: 4.5 | food: 4 | $$
All I can say is, "Thank goodness for BeerFly". If it weren't for that, I would have never re-discovered this place. I say that because I was here in Johnstown about two years ago and stopped by on a Monday night, it was locked up and pitch black inside. Based on that experience, I thought the place had closed down and was very dissapointed. I've been up here a few times since then and ended up bringing my own beer thinking I was in the middle of the Sahara Beer Desert. This trip I decided to consult BA once again as a last resort because I was staying downtown instead of in the 'burbs where I normally stay. BA once again listed Tulune's as a place to visit and I thought it was a joke until I saw there were posting's as recent as this very month. Once I saw that I needed to look no further because I remember from a few years ago when I was here, how cool this placed "looked on paper". O.K., this was definite;ly worth checking out. I hopped in the car, punched the address into GPS and away we went. On the way there, I'm scratching my head and asking how a place like this could even exist here, it didn't look like an eclectic beer type of town. Then I pull up to the building, park the car, and go to the front of the building. The front door reminds me of the entry way to a Legion Post or some sort of bingo hall. I go up the stairs to my right, still skeptical at this point, and enter a big, elongated room that immediately made me feel at home. Nothing fancy, sort of rustic (in a beer sort of way), and lots of eclectic beer signs around the room, now this was cool! As soon as I sat down, I was greeted by "Greg the bartender", very warm and friendly, I felt like I was at home. Greg gave me the beer list and it took a good 10 minutes for the first past through, there was that many great beers on the menu; after all, as BA members, isn't the beer selection first and foremost above the food?! I started with a Devil Dancer, man, I haven't had this beer in a LONG time, it was GREAT! Abbey, one of the other bartenders stopped to take my food order, I got the Southside Chicken Philly. Coming from that part of PA, how good could this really be compared to Philly...really? The sandwich came, and it was pretty darn good.
Then, I met Joe, the beer geek from Johnstown. As soon as we started talking I liked this guy right away, he's incredibly passionate about craft beer and very interesting to talk to. Joe's got a beer charisma that really draws you in - from one beer geek to another, I could have talked to him all night. Greg ended his shift and joined me at the bar and the three of us discussed beer for quite awhile. In fact, I had a great conversation with Abbey also, that girl really knows her beer as well; good gawd, I was in beer geek heaven in the middle of North Western PA!
In all my ramblings, the point I'm trying to drive home is quite simple:
1) They have an extensive list of craft brews that is sure to please any beer geek.
2) The food was very, very good.
3) Tulune's, if located in a much larger city would rival most beer establishments in town, this place is a class act.
4) The MOST important point of all (and discussed between Joe and myself), the folks at Tulune's KNOW what they're pouring. I love establishments where I can walk away with not only a full stomach, but also a beer education...they delivered the goods.
Next trip to Johnstown I'll be leaving my personal craft beer stash at home and head back here, I wish I lived closer. This is a GEM in what would think the middle of a beer desert. I'm definitely coming back, you need to check this place out if you're in town. To Tulune's, could you please open a location in Allentown??!!!
03-10-2010 05:20:06 | More by jzeilinger
Tulune's Southside Saloon in Johnstown, PA
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X Beaver(Member Ch) X Bowen (Board) Carter (Past Pres) Collier (Historian) X Culver (Tail Twister) X DeJaynes(President) X Entwistle, Jan(1stVP) Inman (3rd VP) Meixner (Board) X Morgan (Tamer) Risley (Board) Schoonover (Sec) X Self (Board) Westen (Treas/2nd VP)
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Clive Owen, Gerard Butler and Maximus
I love this photo with the golf club and ball!!! Big thank you to Cathryn Brunet for taking it for me!!
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7 comments:
- Helen Hardt said...
Gerry and Clive? I'm so there!
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Lol *love* Butlers in the Buff, Christina. Can you imagine if we had them serving us at the next conference cocktail party ;)
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Helen, I always think of you when Gerry's name is mentioned!!
OMG Anita, I definitely think we should propose that idea to the conference committee!!! - 10:23 am
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Oh, look, there's my putter. Ain't it lovely!!!
Glad you liked the pic, Christina.
And after looking at those photos I really, REALLY want my own butler in the buff. Wouldn't get much work done though... - 7:48 am
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Cathryn, aren't those butlers in the buff gorgeous? Although I'm trying not to imagine if they need to bend over and pick something up off the floor!!!
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4.35/5 rDev -0.2%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.25 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
Lawson's Hopzilla
Look 9/10
Smell 16/20
Taste 38/40
Feel 9/10
Drinkability 20/20
Overall 92/100
Very unique malt bill. Stays juicy and creamy. Devastatingly drinkable and rich. I'm going to miss Vermont and Lawson's dearly :( How could so much great beer come from one area?
Serving type: bottle
01-18-2014 05:02:55 | More by BrewUSA
4.4/5 rDev +0.9%
look: 4 | smell: 4.25 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.25 | overall: 4.5
Poured from a 22 oz. bomber into a snifter glass.
Pours medium amber with low bubbly head. Very nice lacing and retention.
Smell is very nice, some sweetness and hoppy floral aromas.
Taste was very interesting, the taste of caramel was very present for me but not overly sweet. Mixed with the delicious blend of hops, this caramel/hop profile was very unique on my tongue.
Mouthfeel was slightly sweet and sticky.
Overall, delicious and very unique.
Serving type: bottle
01-15-2014 19:25:55 | More by BoldRulerVermont
Ontario (Canada)
3.79/5 rDev -13.1%
look: 4 | smell: 3.75 | taste: 3.75 | feel: 4 | overall: 3.75
Had this at Blackback in Waterbury. From notes.
A - Dark gold pour with good carbonation and one finger of fluffy white head. Cloudy. Spotty lace and a film of retention.
S - Juicy mango, grapefruit, sweet fruits.
T - Lot's of citrus, boozy pineapple, syrupy fruits.
M - Good bitterness, good carbonation, medium body.
O/D - I thought this was a regular strength IPA until i went to write this review. Not what I expected, especially for Lawson's. It was, however, pretty tasty and drinkable. Nice stuff.
Serving type: on-tap
12-02-2013 01:43:20 | More by tbeckett
Hopzilla from Lawson's Finest Liquids
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"GO" Party is the Celebration Center of Marietta's response to the commandment by Jesus to "Go". "GO" Party is the name of our outreach ministry to the kids and their families of Marietta, our Jerusalem. Jesus has a special love for children and so do we. We show that love by sharing Jesus Christ with them during these events.
On Easter Saturday, April 23 we will "GO" to Flanders Field in the West Side of Marietta and host one of our Easter "GO" Parties for kids and their families who live in this neighborhood. There will be an Easter egg hunt, a gospel presentation, music and concessions, balloons and a barrel train. We hope the community will begin to equate "GO" Party as a wholesome family event where they can bring their kids and where laughter and joy abound.
We are God's hands and feet. He wants these kids in His Kingdom. The Lord is not willing that any should perish but that all should come to repentance (2 Peter 3:9). In Mark 16:15, Jesus commanded us to "GO". As we all become more experienced at going, may Mark 16:20 become real to us; "Then the disciples went out and preached everywhere, and the Lord worked with them and confirmed His Word by the signs that accompanied it." We are expecting that the Lord will confirm His Word with signs, wonders and miracles. We hope that those who hear the gospel message on this Saturday will listen to their heart and receive Jesus Christ as their Lord and Savior. We pray that many are brought into the Kingdom of Light and become passionate followers of Jesus. What a different place our Jerusalem would be if they were!
Peggy Deer is the wife of Gordie Deer, pastor of The Celebration Center of Marietta. She also works with the children in the church and Sunday School teacher, "GO" Party organizer. Thoughts of Faith is a weekly column written by various ministers and lay people. Those interested in scheduling a date for writing a Thoughts of Faith column should contact Christy Hudson at 376-5446 or firstname.lastname@example.com.