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Happy With Almost For Arsenal
If at the start of the season you offered any Arsenal fan the chance to be in the title race for most of the season, top for a good portion of it and an FA Cup (granted they haven't won it yet, but they're in with a very good shout) they would have bitten your hand off!
I'm sure 99% of them would still have bitten your hand off if you added a condition that in order to achieve this for the season they would have to suffer a few heavy defeats.
The simple thing is this, people are upset because Arsenal didn't win a game that would have dragged them back into a title race that Wenger got them into in the first place. Yes, a few heavy defeats against big teams points out a lesson that Wenger needs to learn, but do not forget the list of teams that have been beaten this year, Liverpool twice, Tottenham three times, Borussia Dortmund, Everton and every Premier League team below them.
People may moan that it's always almost rather than trophies over the past few years, but without Wenger it could quite easily have been nowhere near.
Alun (I'll be gutted if he doesn't sign the new contract) Lloyd
...I'm not having it.
Last week, it was all praise for the new-found steel and grit. Now it's 'the same house of cards'?
Let's get some things straight. Arsenal folded like a cheap suit. They were pathetic. If anything, Marriner helped things by deflecting some attention. They have monumentally screwed up three massive games.
But all of this still leaves Arsenal only seven points behind Chelsea (with tomorrow's game in hand). Not ideal, but not f***ing turd, is it?
Now to the articles. Having Wenger leaves no potential for glory? How can you be so certain, Johnny? What is 'doing alright', anyways?
Arsena are still in the cup, and are favorites. THIS website (Mediawatch) loves to remind people that the probable (albeit with significant doubts) FA Cup win, is a good enough start for a side to embark on a successful spell. Or is that too dim a light all of a sudden?
Wenger is not among the elite? Forgive me while I ignore your opinion in favor of Bayern Munich's, Real Madrid's, Barcelona's and the French Federation's.
Brendan Rodgers is praised and will be praised, even if/when he doesn't win anything. Why? Because he improved Liverpool.
Honestly, does anyone think this Arsenal are as bad/worse than last year's team? Haven't they improved at all (12 points BTW)? Brendan Rodgers spent more than Wenger last summer. Both have improved their teams. There is as much shame to be had in losing 6-0 to a big team as losing 3-1 to a newly promoted one. So please quit with the hyperbole, until and unless it truly goes like septic diarrhea.
If Arsenal finish in the top four with more points than last year AND win the cup, it will be good enough for most teams (bar the two Oil empires) and will certainly be so for an Arsenal side most didn't expect to win anything. If Wenger can make this side successful, with the investment sure to come, he can make them proper scary.
I'm not going to accuse this website of bias, but surely there needs to be some perspective? Judge managers on seasons, rather than games!
Girish ('we' in victory, 'they' in defeat), AFC, Chennai
But Wenger Is Arsenal's Moyes
I don't know what the general consensus among Everton fans about David Moyes is, but the two Everton-supporting friends I have wouldn't hear of any serious criticism during his tenure. "He's done amazingly well to keep us near the Champions League places on our budget," they'd say. "He's building a stronger team every season with the resources available". However, Bobby Martinez is making Moyes' achievements pale in comparison a bit, by challenging for the same spaces with better football. Obviously, there's a case for saying Martinez is only buidling upon Moyes' groundwork, but the fact is that the whole operation did not collapse once the steady hand departed for bigger, better things. Well, bigger things anyway.
The reason I bring this up is that it seems Arsenal are in a similar situation to Everton under Moyes. Wenger's supporters have long claimed that getting the 'fourth place trophy' can be considered a success, and that without Wenger the whole operation would go tits up tomorrow. However, in the wake of another disastrous defensive performace, you have to wonder whether it wouldn't be worth a try.
I like Arsenal, even as a fan of another London club. I like the fact that they're run with financial responsibility, and that they are strongly committed to good football. Much of what the club represents is down to Wenger, but his one major flaw is that he seems incapable of learning from his mistakes. He's never been able (or even willing) to replace George Graham's mean English defence, for instance, and I don't understand why he didn't let Flamini start against a ruthless Chelsea side. I can't help but wonder what would happen if another manager would be given the chance to do that learning for him. What about it, Arsenal fans?
Joe FFC (an email about Moyes that doesn't refer to United! Oh wait...)
What Made Him Great Is Gone...
Decent piece by John Nicholson, Arsenal and Arsene Wenger have become far too comfortable with mediocrity.
The simple fact is that Arsenal have not won anything for nearly nine years, nor have they seriously threatened to do so (a couple of title challenges fizzled out by March/April and a Carling Cup Final defeat to a relegated team managed by Alex McLeish ('08 Champions League is the exception here)). That is not good enough. There have been mitigating factors of course, but in any book its regression.
Wenger was undoubtedly a great manager, and still is clearly a good manager. But his competitive advantage is now gone. He brought a new brand of passing, attacking football to the PL, but now this has been matched and eclipsed by a number of teams, and also the lesser teams are much better prepared to defend against it these days. When very few in England did, he had a vast knowledge of European and World football and used this to his advantage to make some great signings (Vieira, Henry etc), but now the prevalence of European football and the vast scouting networks have nullified his edge. He changed diets, training, pre-season regimes and introduced numerous new metrics for player analysis, but again these have all been matched. He had an economics degree when we respected economists.
In short, what made him great is gone. He remains a good manager clearly capable of competing near the top of the game, but sadly no longer great. A good is not good enough when you strive (or at least should strive) to be great.
El Bandito Tinto (Brackets inside Brackets - that's tekkers) Dublin
...Johnny Nic is spot on.
When Wenger first went to Arsenal he was the future of football. He took a team built on lager and crisps and taught them that eating pasta, passing to each other and scoring more than one goal a game was the way forward. And it worked. Brilliantly.
But time moves on and Wenger hasn't. He's stuck in his ways and more than that, has made a virtue of his failures. Every year his team suffer from injuries, but he won't recruit to strengthen the squad because he wants the overpaid youngsters to step up. He doesn't want to spend money to compete, despite being sat on cash reserves of £120m. Buying success is just wrong, even when you have the money.
Arsenal get pulled apart by teams whose managers adjust their tactics to do this, but Wenger sticks to his principles, and thinks that pragmatism is a dirty word. If you can't win the league playing the prettiest football then it doesn't count for anything, so his team play one way and one way only.
Basically he's modelled Arsenal on Spurs from the 1980's. If they win their FA Cup semi-final then Chas & Dave should be waiting by their phone for a call.
Monkey Steve
Thoughts From A Chelsea Fan
* Can I say that in my 10+ years of following English football, this was the best Chelsea game I've enjoyed as a CFC fan?
* You're 5-0 and a man down with 10 men on the pitch. You decide to play a ridiculous high line against a team which is arguably the best counter-attacking unit in the division. You can only be called Arsenal F.C.
* What was AW thinking with his line-up - No natural CDM (I don't think Arteta is one such). Flamini on the bench. Playing a 4-1-4-1 away to a title-challenging rival? Seeing their team sheet I knew it was going to be a fun day.
* How important is Samuel Eto'o to Chelsea? After six months of adjusting, he looks a lethal striker with killer instincts and movement (if not for pace). Goals against Pool, United, Spurs and now Arsenal - all important ones; add his understanding with Hazard and Oscar. What a buy! Now, can we give him a one-year extension please? (won't mind if BA and or Torres are sold).
* I earlier wrote that Matic-Luiz is our best midfield pairing given the personnel at disposal. If there was one thing Foy did to help us, it was sending Ramires off (Rami, I don't hate you) as it meant we could play Luiz along with Matic.
* Speaking about Foy, if only, (IF ONLY) the offside calls were not given incorrectly last weekend, our title odds might've been much better
* Coming to the discussion of offsides, what were Arsenal thinking again? Let alone ten men, even with 11 at the bridge playing a high line? That too after the tonkings they got at Anfield and Etihad earlier? Villa were lucky I tell you last week in the first half. But Arsenal were not. To play a high line, you need a whole lot of midfielders in defensive mode and attacking mode pressing and harrying opponents and making calm passes to quote Jose. AVB burnt his fingers trying that at Chelsea (most notably in our 3-5 loss against the same Arsenal). You don't try something like that if you don't have the personnel. Oh God, will Arsene ever learn?
* Mohammad Salah looks a superb prospect. After Juan left, we were short of players who could take a long ball like a feather in their left leg. Salah on two occasions did exactly that. My God the moment he accustoms to the league, defences are going to find it very difficult to deal with him.
* All my wishes were true, except a goal for poor Torres who worked his legs stretching Arsenal. Now if only Arsenal and United beat City, City beat Pool and we win at Anfield (I know I'm dreaming)!
Aravind, CFC (Never seen Jose so happy on the touchline!), Chennai
Man United Musings
Who would have thunk it?
- Rooney and RvP don't play together for the first time eight games.
- Kagawa gets a start for the first time in nine games.
- Mata actually starts in his favoured position for the first time since he arrived.
- Rooney starts in what is his best position. Maybe he doesn't realise it but everyone else does
- Two technically gifted players actually start together in a match for the first time (Kagawa and Mata) and look like they've played all their lives together.
- United don't play two up front.
And what do you know?
Fluid, Incisive attacking football where players actually passed to each other in a relatively comfortable 2-0 win.
Moyes, you're a genius. Pity it only took you three-quarters of the season to realise that Rooney and RvP are the equivalent of Lampard and Gerrard for England. But it was forced on you. It was blindingly obvious to pretty much every armchair football fan in the country. Just please get rid of Ashley Young.
But hey. It was only West Ham.
Brian (I fully expect to see a baffling line-up come Tuesday) Tansey
Is RVP Holding Back United?
Two caveats, it was only West Ham (albeit away) and it was only one game, but watching Mata, Rooney and Kagawa combine left me wondering, is RVP's Utd career mirroring that of the previous great Dutch goalscorer to play at Old Trafford? Of course I'm talking about Ruud, the name that guarantees goals.
RVN's exploits are well known and RVP's contribution while for a shorter period are no less talismanic. However RVN's trajectory seemed to reach a crossroad when he was holding back the Rooney and Ronaldo dream team from flourishing. As the story goes, he was cruelly ditched in a decision that was ultimately proven right when the double was hoisted in Moscow.
Moving on to RVP situation, there is no doubt he is the more accomplished footballer while retaining that same killer instinct. However this entire season has seen him look frustrated, disinterested and unmotivated. He has been isolated in attack and has been left scrapping for aerial balls into the box, patently ignoring his greatest strengths. He is also 31 and moved to Utd to win trophies, I feel for him that he is once again playing for a team in transition.
I will bear no grudge towards RVP should he decide to prospect for silverware outside of England at the end of the season. This would leave Utd with a young, vibrant, pacy and energetic front line of Januzaj, Mata, Kagawa, Rooney and Welbeck. Bags of potential with enough experience to guide them through rough patches. It could potentially pay off again but does Moyes have the balls to ditch his star like Sir did? Or will he prove some tactical genius and coaches them into a fluid attacking machine?
Aaron (somehow I doubt both scenarios)
P.S. I'm not calling for RVP to leave, just that he might be blocking some of the other talents from building on obvious understanding. RVP could very well adjust if he motivates himself again.
Don't Be Fooled...United Still Rubbish
- One wonder goal, and one lucky finish from an asinine clearance, do not a convincing victory make. United were still rigid, flat, and lacked any significant control, invention or fluidity in midfield. The City match is not going to pretty.
- I'd forgotten quite how little attacking threat or quality Ashley Young offers. He and Moyes couldn't be better suited.
- Fellaini's performances in midfield are of such limitation, and such dearth of quality, that he makes you long for the days of John O'Shea and Darron Gibson. He plainly hasn't the intelligence or technique to play in midfield for United, and strangely offers less than Cleverley. His passing makes me want to weep. No doubt he can do certain things (principally run around a lot up front, win long balls, and annoy centre-backs) well enough to excel at a club like Everton, but the comparison with Nemanja Matic (cost £5m less) should shame whoever agreed to that transfer at United. Fellaini is a very, very expensive mistake.
- Do Kagawa, Mata, Hernandez, Welbeck, Carrick and Nani all go to group counselling, and shiver watching videos of how they used to play before meeting Moyes and his antediluvian methods?
- Given Moyes' obvious unsuitability for the job, what merit is there in keeping him in the post now? Far better to dismiss the useless mediocrity, and either give the job to an interim coach until the summer, or appoint a permanent successor and give them the remainder of the season to assess the squad and plan.
- Too depressed to write anymore.
Chris, MUFC
What Moyes Needs To Do...
The Fellaini issue is not going away. United fans don't like him, don't get him, and are completely bemused about spending £27m on him. This is impacting on the relationship with David Moyes - as it was his decision to buy him. So Moyes needs to change things..and here is the solution. A management decision, a big idea, a game changer...
Tell him, no, wait, order him, to get his effing hair cut!!
He looks like a numpty therefore he plays like a numpty. He stands out so far that you can see him dandering around even if he is nowhere near the ball (which is a lot of the time). When he is meandering forward into the box his hair is the tallest thing in there. Heading the ball is impeded by the mop. The wind means he has to face a specific direction to keep it off his eyes...and not necessarily the right one.
When he gets his hair cut, he will be less visible, more streamlined (and therefore quicker - if that is possible), tougher looking, and less of a prat...he might even look tough, and strike a little fear into opponents (OK, maybe that is a stretch)
I have been in management for many years, and I genuinely believe that change needs to happen if he is ever going to be accepted, and the shearing of the mop of hair is a quick first step...
Tim McKane
You SHOULD Want Liverpool To Win
My goodness has this season been loads of fun. Bags of goals, entertaining football, and Manchester United wallowing mid-table what more could you ask for?
As I read the Glen Johnson article I found myself agreeing with him, but I would not have used the word 'will'. Neutrals should want Liverpool to win the league. What Liverpool has done over the past 18 months is nothing short of extraordinary.
Liverpool promoted a British manager to take the reins of one of England's most successful clubs instead of looking abroad. They also took another unprecedented step and did not allow an unhappy player to leave. In a time when players have an absurd amount of power (Rooney) Liverpool dealt with the Suarez situation in the summer like any responsible adult deals with a child having a tantrum.
Liverpool is also in the title race on a modest budget compared to the likes of Chelsea and Manchester City. This fact should be a bright spot for those teams on the outside looking in. It demonstrates that a healthy injection of money combined with a long-term strategy can equal the success of the heavy hitters in the league.
Liverpool success this season is good for football. A team written off before the season began led by a pack of kids and aging football icon in search of his first title. A story that could have a Hollywood ending not even the producers of Being: Liverpool could have written.
This season has been an hell of ride and even the most staunch United supporter would have to admit that the football Liverpool are currently playing is fantastic to watch.
So will the neutrals want Liverpool to win the league, I don't know, but they should.
With that being said...WE'RE GONNA WIN THE LEAGUE!
Brian (spectacular goal from Rooney at the weekend, still would leave him off the plane) LFC
Come On United!
Monday again, ah well.
It's Monday morning and I am sat in work reflecting on my team's (Liverpool) chance of winning the title. Can we win the league conceding so many goals? Can we beat City and Chelsea at Anfield? Do I want United to win tomorrow for the first time in my life?
The answer to all three is, of course, yes. The football we are playing at the moment, is simply poetry in motion (tra la la la...).
I don't think there is any team in the league that can restrict us from scoring at least a couple of goals a game for the rest of the season. The only issue will be to stop Chelsea and City scoring as many at Anfield, which so far this season has been a bit of a fortress!
My main point of this whole mail was to show my support, for the first time in my 25 years for Manchester United. If United can beat City then the title is our hands and should we not win it, I can have no reason to complain.
I know I will not speak for all Liverpool supporters when I say that I will be supporting United tomorrow night, but if United can pull something out of the hat tomorrow, then Liverpool supporters can start to believe their dreams.
Jamie (on route to dream land)
Scorecasts That Leave Bitter taste
Alex Stokoe - I too know the feeling of a successful yet bitter tasting scorecast.
11/3/2007 - Chelsea v Spurs FA Cup. £1 on Berbatov to score 1st, 3-3 final score at 500-1.
Jumped around like I was being attacked by an angry wasp when Kalou made it 3-3. Like I was being assaulted with a cattle prod when Cech touched a last-minute Spurs shot onto the bar. In your face William Hill.
But can a £500 windfall really make up for the guilt of cheering a Chelsea goal? Almost - the night of crack and hookers it funded certainly help ameliorate the shame*
Mikey P, Cardiff (*I actually paid the gas, electricity and council tax bills and saved the rest. F*ck you sensible financial conscience)
Heads Hung In Shame
I love your website. I love your Mediawatch column in particualr. But you've shot yourselves in the foot with your Gossip Column's headline 'Sherwood wants a mane' with subsequent lion references.
As you regularly point out in aforementioned Mediawatch column when a newspaper fails to adhere to basic rules of pronunciation, in this instance, Mané with an accent, is no longer anything like the mane of a lion. It would be pronounced 'Man-ay', so maybe 'Sherwood looking to cash in on Mané' would have worked better. I did French at uni and everything. Happy to help.
CG, Cardiff
Best Headline Ever
The 'Best Non-Football Headline of the Day' in Mediawatch today could have been the best thing I've ever read.
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Yorick MagazineYorick Magazine has quickly become one of my favorite small presses. The editor is very responsive and nice, and the entire process from submission to being published has been nice - Alex personally notifies contributors when the issue is put out. And perhaps, best of all, Yorick doesn't abuse issuu. (Issuu is the online program some publishers use for their issues.) I'm so used to seeing issuu issues that are WAY too long - a "everybody get's in" kind of publication. They're not a lot of fun to get published in because, well, you don't like the other things you're published next to. I liked Alex's choices. Check it out: http://issuu.com/yorickmagazine/docs/spring2013(Okay, okay, I didn't read the prose yet - and might not - because I just don't like prose much, but I can vouch for the poems.) If you're interested in submitting: http://yorickmagazine.com/If you want to tweet something bizarre, random, comical, or in general unprofessional (not rude) to Alex, they've got a good
December 19thYOUR MISSION, SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT ITIn celebration of surviving past 2012 - as I hope we all will - I announce the:Glory Be! ProjectHere's the deal: I pledge to write a (SHORT) poem every day next year. And you will, too. Wow that sounds way worse than it is. The idea is to write something every day. Now before you decide to stop reading, obviously, 365 days in a row is a bit much to ask, but you can do... 320 at least, right? I know I can.Now, you're probably thinking, "define poem" or "I can't write a WHOLE poem, no matter how short every day" - I'm talking about haiku, twitter poems, fragments, six word story, etc. I'm not talking about writing a sonnet a day If you sit down to write a Glory Be! entry and it becomes a whole poem - AWESOME - if not, that's okay, too. You sat down and you wrote.Here's what I mean - a few of my little examples of what I could put down for my Glory Be entry for today
Because our Lit Community is Awesome-Sauceand I feel like a lot of people are going to wake up to bad news, I thought I'd put a little love out there before bed.Here's a lit-only feature Casita by sherbetblooms Sol.Terra - Episode 1.1: Terra Day by C-A-Harland Her Catalyst by DodgingTheBeat Anyways, here's to hoping that by the time I wake up, things have righted themselves.
viperThe clang of the garden gate,the seduction of a bell jarEve, undressed,I press my handsdeep through clawing branchesto pluck the reddest apple,My fingers bleedwith the fate of Adam
Love-ku'dlesLovekus to cuddle to.1.Two armsThree little linesOne ku2.Your body embracing mineTwo halves of onerejoin, rejoice3.Ku'ing in the eveningI think of your tiny smileCooing near my ear4.Sky darkens from peach to plumInside I embraceyour flushing5.Blankets or your arm-Warmthone way or another6.Waking up in the morningbrushing teethbefore a kiss7.Hair can wait--Brushing what is baretakes priority8.I ku for you submitting--one ku for a bended kneeone coo for needing9.Baby, nobody ku'sthe way I ku for youso indiscreetly
SciFaiku1.Red Planet blue:datavised memoriesbefore water mining2.two moons crest, dueting--beneath, four heartsbeat as one3.fist in the air before the explosionyou sunk my spaceship!4.breaking news: holesno longer just for worms5.Arvnark in small moon snarlslike proud Arvnark-shows full sets of teeth6.Yo mama so uglyshe's got no tentacles7.new earthfresh terraformingsame party animals:elephant, donkey
Papaya WhipPapaya whip-ghost of the fruitmilking itself through cream and froth; the softhint of a voicethrough the wall, a neighborsoothing the baby-the moment sweeton the tongue, almostunderstatedslides down the throattender and mild across skinbalming-ripens the tree
Happy Birthday"This evening, Michelle and I will do what I know every parent in America will do, which is hug our children a little tighter, and we'll tell them that we love them, and we'll remind each other how deeply we love one another. But there are families in Connecticut who cannot do that tonight..." ~ Barack Obama Next year I will wrap you presentsand you will not understand the need for bows,but will reach towards them for daysin anticipation.I will fret my wardrobe decision: do I dress youfor photographs or in a pattern that will hideyour smudgy fingerprints? Or maybe the floral oneyour grandmother, your father's mother,will surely buy you to match her couch.You'll have to wear it sometime, anyways,to appease her.You will laugh, pressing slobbered fingersinto sticky cake, and scowl at the flash while I sing youHappy Birthday; whisper in your ear:it was the happiest day of my life. In Connecticut, a former mother will spend the week crying.She will wonder what flow
This, TooI point to the hair on my knuckleand you say, "yes, this, too, I love."It is longer than the year before, curlinga little farther from my body. I say soand you say, "I know."I pull it out to two options: am I angrythat you saw my body betraying youth,that first little slide, and did not tell me?Or, do I pat your rounding belly and say,"yes, this, too, I love."
Poetic Meter: A Complete Reference ManualPoetic Meter: A Complete Reference ManualEarlier in the week Beccalicious posted an A-Z of Poetry Forms which received a great response from the community. This time around, we're bringing you a comprehensive list of meter. Even later in the week, LaBruyere will be bringing you a guide on how to make your fixed form poetry a reality. This article is a (complete as can be) reference for reliable patterns of poetic meter with a widely-accepted method of scansion used to define them. This article is intended for those who have somewhat of a grasp on what fixed form is! So before we dive into the article know what you're in for (lots of terminology and patterns). Here are some terms and symbols you should be aware of:Prosody TerminologyCaesura - A complete pause within a line of poetry, sometimes provoked by a mark of punctuation.Cola -
The Ghazal: An IntroductionGhazalsThe ghazal is a widely-used but poorly-understood poetic genre and style, originating in panegyric Arabic verse and adapted (approximately) into contemporary English poetry. In this article I will be touching on the history of the ghazal, its original Arabic form, and the various ways it's been adapted into English. I will also be spotlighting some great ghazals from deviantART and around the 'net. Please note that the English ghazal, like English haiku, has a handful of forms and aesthetics and no one is more "right" than others; for less confusion I am sticking to the better-known aesthetics in this treatment, and especially to those more frequently seen in literary magazines. Feel free to chime in on the comments with anything you'd like to add regarding other aesthetics.The Arabic GhazalArabic ghazals ( غزليات - ghazaliyyat ) have been around a long time, much longer t
Beauty in Structure: Form PoetryBeauty in Structure: A How-To of Form PoetryThere was once a time in which I despised free verse poetry for its lack of structure. It takes no talent to write this, I thought. Now, being an intelligent and rational adult I recognize that free verse has its merits. I even write in it occasionally, and it seems to be the default of many budding poets. But what is it about form poetry that makes beginning poets afraid of it? Perhaps the same thing that makes it so much better than free verse poetry, to me. And while many of you may understand the ins and outs of form poetry, especially as a result of this past week, it takes a little more work to apply it.To that end, I wish to explain and explore some of my favorite methods of binding myself to structure--specifically meter. There is much more to writing form poetry than merely rhyming the words on the ends of the lines. And despite that "confine" and "bind" sound like negative wo
Project Educate: Free VerseBloodshotInk's interview of thetaoofchaos and AzizrianDaoXrak in regards to Free Verse Poetry. Held on March 6th at 8:28 at Project Educate Studios, L.A.[ begin transmission ]BloodshotInk: *taps the microphone* is this thing on?thetaoofchaos: I can hear you, loud and clear!AzizrianDaoXrak: BloodshotInk: Oh. We're on. Okay. Hello and welcome to Project Educate's exclusive interview with Free-Verse brainiacs thetaoofchaos and AzizrianDaoXrak! Today we are going to discuss free verse poetry, what that means and some great examples of it, and some of the issues it creates. We are also going to finally hear the latest news on Shane's upcoming album "I never touched her" and talk about what it's like backstage with One Direction and find out the exclusive gossip on Azi's infamous Vegas wedding to Richard Armitage!AzizrianDaoXrak
Project Educate: Haiku, Senryu, Tanka, and RengaAs part of Poetry Forms week at projecteducate, we wanted to go into a bit of detail regarding some of the more well-known Eastern forms of writing. The same way there are many forms of Western poetry, there are many forms of Eastern poetry, and ultimately this article will barely begin to scrape the surface of even the forms that it actually touches on, but within this article, there are links to resources that delve further into the subject matter, and all are worth reading if the subject interests you.Haiku & SenryuHaiku, in the classical Japanese sense, is a small poem comprised of 17 characters known as on (sometimes onji). These characters each represent one unit of sound, and each unit of sound has its own meaning which then contributes to the overall haiku. The 17 on are split into phrases of 5, 7, and 5, which is where the most commonly know
SonnetsSonnetsThis article aims to give you an outline of sonnets, including what they are, their history and some examples of the different kinds of sonnet. Hopefully along the way you'll pick up some tips to help you write sonnets (or write better sonnets!).What is a sonnet?Sonnets feature:Fourteen linesFixed metreFixed rhyme schemeA shift in mood or perspective during the poemSonnets are short poems which traditionally have 14 lines, a fixed metre and a fixed rhyme scheme. Despite, or perhaps because of, the formal constraints of sonnets, they often deal with themes of emotions, love, and freedom. The name 'sonnet' comes from the Italian meaning 'little sound' or 'little song'Sonnets usually have two sections; a proposition or argument followed by an answer, solution, or a different way of looking at the original issue. In this, sonnets a
How-to: The SestinaThe what?The sestina is a fairly old poetic form, dating back to the 12th century or earlier. (This isn't a history lesson, so we won't delve into its creator and evolution.) It has seven stanzas, the first six of which have six lines each. The seventh stanza is a tercet (three lines) to tie it all together. All 39 of these lines are usually in iambic pentameter, although they don't have to be (more on that later). That's the basic structure - but of course that's not all there is to it.The real challenge of the sestina comes from the line endings. Rather than using rhyming words like many poems, sestinas contain six fixed line-ending words. That is, the words at the end of each line of the first stanza (six of them) are then used to end every line in the poem. Based on the original order they're in (1 2 3 4 5 6), the words follow a specific pattern throughout the other stanzas:First stanza: 1 2 3 4 5 6Second: 6
PE: Poetry Forms- An A-Z An A-Z of Poetry Forms!Hello!To kick start this week at projecteducate, we're starting off with a slightly lighter-hearted article listing just some of the poetic forms that exist out there. Lets be honest, there are hundreds and we can't list every single one. This is just a slice of the forms out there and if you are wishing to expand your understanding of different forms, do some research and don't take this as gospel!Each form has a direct link to a site that describes the form in more detail, usually with examples too. I have also included some good examples from dA when I have found them.Yes some of these link to wikipedia!AABC- A poem where each word, line or stanza starts with the next continuous letter of the alphabet. Also known as an "Abcedarian"<b>
PE: Interview with some dA Haiku MastersHello allAs part of this weeks projecteducate, we have interviewed two members whose work is almost entirely focussed on fixed form poetry- and in this instance Eastern Poetry. In my early deviantART days, Eastern poetry writing went through a popular phase. There were regular HaikuWriMo months, challenges and clubs; some of which still continue in their own ways. Two members who have continued that popularity and developed their skills in these forums are jade-pandora and moyanII- both owners of a huge collection of Eastern poetry, DD's and beautiful creative writing. Both these delightful deviants have taken the time to share their experiences in this interview. jade-pandora was born in Los Angeles, California. She started writing seriously in 2001, joined deviantArt in 2003, and in 2007 discovered dA's literature community when she stumbled into the HaikuWriMo of October 2007. Her fascination with Haiku dre
PE - SciFaiku Poetry FormWhat on earth is SciFaiku?SciFaiku (science fiction haiku) is a minimalist science fiction poetry form similar to traditional haiku. According to Wikipedia (grain of salt guys), the earliest publication of SciFaiku was likely in 1962. It became known officially as SciFaiku in 1995 when the SciFaiku Manifesto was posted up by Tom Brink. (At the time of finalizing this article, the website is down; however, I have seen it go down and come back up before, so it's worth saving. They may be having server issues.)How does one write SciFaiku?SciFaiku is written like traditional contemporary haiku, and as such, SciFaiku seeks a sense of immediacy. A capture of a moment. A directness of expression, avoiding abstractions. A good SciFaiku does not make any judgments. Conveying a feeling of immediacy is important. Here's an example: Digging up an ancient city, finding the print
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Welcome to the new issue of Classic Bike:
'Never meet your heroes' is a piece of oft-cited philosophy that has filtered into received wisdom – usually circulated by those disappointed that their personal gods have feet of clay.
But from my recent personal experience, it's a tenet that shouldn't be applied to motorcycles. This month, I got the chance to ride a Ducati 900SS, Moto Guzzi Le Mans and Laverda Jota – bikes I've lusted after for over three decades – on a gloriously sunny day in Sussex.
I admit, I was worried that they wouldn't live up to 30-odd years of pent-up anticipation. But each one exceeded my expectations by a country mile and contributed towards a day I'll never forget.
So don't steer clear of models that you've craved from a distance, just to avoid possible disappointment – if you get the chance to experience them fi rst-hand, embrace it with open arms.
Elsewhere in this issue, we mingle with the great and the good (in terms of people and machinery) at Goodwood, and we preview the Classic TT – both events at which the stars mingle with the public. So give the Classic TT a go and maybe visit the Festival of Speed next year – you may fi nd that your heroes are just as cool as you hoped they'd be...
Mark Holmes, production editor
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Before and After: A Fresh and Bright Kitchen
Most of my Before and Afters feature homes or furniture pieces that have seen better days and undergo a transformation that brings them back to their former glory or gives them a new look altogether. But sometimes a home or furniture piece is in great shape, but just isn't the right style for its owner.
That is the case for Carrie Deane Corcoran, whose kitchen, in her Colonial Revival in New Canaan, CT, was featured in This Old House. While it's perfectly functional, the kitchen was simply designed in someone else's style, and furthermore, wasn't efficient. Corcoran gutted and sold the contents of the room, which had good quality cabinets and a marble counter top. Then, she brightened it up with white cabinetry and pale marble, and made the kitchen more efficient with things like freezer drawers and a tiered island. To see the transformation, read more.
Beautiful, right? While I certainly wouldn't complain about the former kitchen, I do find the new kitchen a bit more sophisticated, and I've always been partial to white kitchens. What do you think?
before and after Projects
- A how-to guide on welcoming overnight guests — Houzz
- This ornate Victorian home is a must see — Curbed
- 5 unexpected things that keep your home from looking spotless — HuffPost Home
- Savvy secrets for saving money on a remodel — Remodelista
- Clever! 30 ideas for upgrading your space — PureWow
- Proof that dark walls can be beautiful — House Beautiful
- You're going to want to shop this dreamy house decor right now — Rue


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Restaurants in Annapolis line West Street all the way from Route 50 down to the waterfront. For some of the best seafood eateries, cross Spa Creek and you'll stumble upon many of the Zagat-rated crew. Inside and across from Annapolis Town Center and Westfield Annapolis Mall are where the chain restaurants and many fast food eateries can be found.
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The 49ers' perfect record in Super Bowls ended Sunday evening despite a massive comeback attempt that was ignited after a 35-minute, power-outage delay inside the Superdome. The Baltimore Ravens built a 28-6 lead before hanging on to claim Super Bowl XLVII in 34-31 fashion. Through all the twists, turns and virtual twilight thanks to the power outage, this Super Bowl's claim to fame won't solely be that it offered the first-ever matchup between head coaches who are brothers.
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Colorado's 7th Congressional District was originally designed to be competitive, but in the past three elections, Democrat Ed Perlmutter has fought off all competitors. This November, Republican Joe Coors hopes to change that, challenging Perlmutter in a redrawn district that's redder than before.
The deadly movie theater shootings in Aurora are starting to play out in at least two tight congressional races in the state.
Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 9:57 am
Last month's deadly theater shootings in Aurora, Colo., are starting to play front and center in at least two hotly contested U.S. House races in the swing state.
The conservative lobbying group Compass Colorado this week announced it's beginning a slate of automated calls highlighting what the organization says is Democratic Rep. Ed Perlmutter's politicization of the July 20 attack that left 12 people dead and 58 injured.
After a quick swing through Iowa, GOP Vice Presidential hopeful Paul Ryan is on his way to Colorado where he'll hold a fundraiser in Denver Monday night and a public rally in Lakewood Tuesday morning.
Colorado's congressional delegation led the House in a moment of silence Tuesday on capitol hill to honor the victims of Friday's shooting rampage at an Aurora movie theater.


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Analysis - US job losses hit Europe's brewers
By Andy Morton | 14 May 2013
Beer volumes dropped in the US
Europe's big brewers saw their volumes in the US drop back in the first three months of the year as unemployment among young men hurt sales, an analyst has said.
Bernstein analyst Trevor Stirling said in a note today (14 May) the US beer market had a "very weak" Q1 after 2012's strong performance. Bad weather was partly to blame for industry volumes falling about 3%, but increasing job losses in beer's key demographic was an underlying cause, Stirling said.
He also said consumer confidence is fragile, damaged by higher payroll taxes.
In Heineken's Q1 results, released last month, group beer volumes in the Americas declined by 2.4% with sales to US retailers declining in the low-single digits. Over the same period, Anheuser-Busch InBev saw US sales-to-wholesalers fall by 5.2%.
The note, part of Bernstein's quarterly sector review of the European alcohol industry, said despite economic problems, margins in the US remained strong because of growth in craft beer and "premium" sales.
Stirling said a "marked slowdown" in Cognac and Scotch sales in China in the first-quarter caused by a crackdown on conspicuous consumption at government events is likely to lessen throughout the year.
In Q1 figures released in April, Rémy Cointreau admitted "more modest" growth for its Cognac labels in China, while in a call with analysts today, Diageo's Asia-Pacific head warned that the country's sales will remain "soft" for the rest of the year.
China's beer volumes, however, rebounded in the first three months of the year, though margins remained small, Stirling said.
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Global Beer Tax Tables, 2012
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Companies: Heineken, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Cointreau, Diageo
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Pat Marshall set her alarm at 4:45 a.m. Monday to buy Land's End ski bibs as Christmas presents for her four grandchildren. She didn't even get out of bed, but instead shopped online from her iPad.
"Good thing I did, because they sold out in 15 minutes," she said.
Malena Lott, a few hours later, jumped on Hollister's website to take advantage of a 40 percent off coupon to buy a hoodie for her 15-year-old son, while Kim Searls started "scouting" sites at lunch, with plans to buy online Monday night.
"I've been looking at clothes from stores that I know the merchandise and know how it fits," Searls said, "including Ann Taylor and Ann Taylor Loft, where everything is 40 percent and 50 percent off today!"
By early afternoon, Jenna Harlow had bought online at Target, Kohl's, Amazon, Gap and Sam's, all of which offered free or discounted shipping and 20 percent or more off total purchases, she said.
Harlow, whose buys included Legos for her 4-month-old son and Fisher Price Little People sets for her 2-year-old niece, estimates she'll do 70 percent of her Christmas shopping online.
"I'll do anything I can to miss the big holiday crowds at the malls," Harlow said.
The area shoppers were among nearly 130 million Americans estimated to shop on "Cyber Monday" — or what retailers have coined the Monday following Thanksgiving.
According to a poll of 4,005 consumers last week conducted by BIGinsight for Shop.org, a division of the National Retail Federation, 129.2 million Americans planned to shop online Monday, up from the 122.8 million last year and 106.9 million in 2010.
Eighty-eight percent of this year's shoppers planned to shop from their home computers, but 12.4 percent, or nearly 16 million, also planned to use their work computers, according to the poll. The number of shoppers planning to use their smartphones or other mobile device increased, too, to 20.4 million — skyrocketing from 3.6 million in 2009, and up 14.4 percent from last year alone.
Not all Oklahoma City e-shoppers had success, or even shopped, on Monday. Vicky Baggett, of Midwest City, said she tried to buy blue work shirts from Northern Tool Co. but, before she could place her order, the blue shirts she wanted were out of stock. Meanwhile, Laura Boyd skipped cyber shopping altogether because of cautions about hackers and identity thieves.
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3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
A brewery opened minutes away from my alma mater Southern Illinois University mere months after I graduated, such sweet sorrow. I've had a few beers from Big Muddy all pretty good none too overwhelming including this one, a very good run of the mill IPA very subtle for 7.5, I had a couple IPAs before this one so maybe my palate is hop scorched but it tastes very light and thin, a nice bitter after glow but very little mouth feel and not a good head a little lacing a very melancholy gold color. Great to see Southern Illinois on the map but could be better.
08-31-2014 03:27:27 | More by LANDRY
2/5 rDev -44.3%
08-27-2014 19:12:36 | More by rlphilli
4/5 rDev +11.4%
Acquired in Tennessee in a mixed sixpack on my July trip to the South. Can't get this Illinois product in Mass.
No visible canning date. Attractive green and gold can design.
Poured from the 16 oz. can into a Tree House Tulip pint.
a: Clear amber with a finger thick offwhite head which receded to uneven surface foam and dense lacing.
s; Moderate floral and resin.
t: Floral and pine hops up front over a medium biscuit malt base. Bitterness lingers on the tongue. Slightly musty aftertaste becomes grassy later.
m: Medium with very good body and smooth, chewy texture, good carbonation tingle and some alcohol throat burn as well.
o; Definitely an above average IPA for flavor and mouthfeel. Would buy this again if it was available in my area. But that is highly unlikely.
08-17-2014 05:13:22 | More by scotorum
4/5 rDev +11.4%
08-08-2014 21:38:21 | More by Bearshawks85
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
08-06-2014 19:51:20 | More by Pintwacky
4/5 rDev +11.4%
08-01-2014 13:57:30 | More by marcfromphilly
New York
3.59/5 rDev 0%
A: The beer is hazy amber yellow in color and has a slight amount of visible carbonation. It poured with a quarter finger high white head that quickly died down, leaving delicate lacing covering the surface and a collar around the edge of the glass.
S: Light aromas of gooseberries and tropical fruits are present in the nose.
T: The taste is similar to the smell and has lots of fruity flavors from the Galaxy hops—gooseberries and mangoes seem to stand out in particular—along with some hints of citrus from the Cascade hops. A light amount of bitterness is present.
M: It feels medium-bodied on the palate and has a moderate amount of carbonation. No crispness is perceptible.
O: This beer exhibits a lot of interesting aromas and flavors from the Galaxy hops. The low amount of bitterness makes this beer very easy to drink, but the mouthfeel lacks crispness.
08-01-2014 02:03:40 | More by metter98
New Jersey
4.26/5 rDev +18.7%
DATE REVIEWED: July 31, 2014... GLASSWARE: Duvel oversized tulip... OCCASION: a week with the air conditioning off continues...APPEARANCE: dark, forceful amber orange body, thick and hazy; effervescence is deliberate, sparse; head is creamy, thick, almost oozing with Swiss cheese-like caverns forming along the glass; fantastic lacing--a near one-finger head holds throughout drinking... AROMA: beautiful bouquet of fresh floral hops with some fruit traces; big caramel malt presence--strikes a surprising balance for an IPA with a 7.5 ABV and with pine cone wafting all about... PALATE: medium-to-full bodied, swift to the throat yet sitting against the tongue and cheek in its aftertaste; the weakest aspect of the beer? ... TASTE: caramel eases the hop bomb that rears its piney head; orange, mango and some other tropical fruit is suggested in the profile; finishes sharply with a somewhat astringent pucker--yet, overall, this beer delivers a tremendous balance for a beer that too often is a bitter battle.. OVERALL: at $4.99, probably worth a bomber's price; Big Muddy may be the brewery, but this one's pretty clear in its taste--though, as the bottle drains, the beer becomes more subdued and easier drinking--is ita trap to drink another?!...
08-01-2014 01:13:39 | More by dacrza1
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-31-2014 00:40:59 | More by Faroveryonder
4/5 rDev +11.4%
07-31-2014 00:31:12 | More by aljskelton
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
07-29-2014 20:28:52 | More by cistercian12
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
07-25-2014 04:24:15 | More by jburns301
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-18-2014 02:34:54 | More by SCZ
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
07-13-2014 06:03:58 | More by chu33
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
07-01-2014 22:32:25 | More by bcm75
3.5/5 rDev -2.5%
07-01-2014 20:42:03 | More by thereal_adam
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
07-01-2014 17:11:21 | More by zeff80
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
06-30-2014 03:05:10 | More by Bsetz
4.18/5 rDev +16.4%
Appearance: Pours with a vibrant head of two fingers which settles in but is present throughout drinking. The color is a bright orange with a cloudy body. Rich, sticky lacing left behind at each level. Active carbonation is a touch low for the style. A very pretty beer.
Smell: The front is a combination of soft fruits with accents of grapefruit and mangos and slightly bitter pine. Tropical fruits continue to build on the body with a light yet perfectly complimentary malt profile. A touch of resinous pine rides throughout and adds an extra touch for the drinker to enjoy.
Taste: The front is a touch of bright fruits with accents of kiwi, mangos, and tangerines. Medium bodied, rounded malt warm up on the front. The malt profile takes on the creamy, rich buttery flavor on the body with lingering resinous bitterness in the background. Some more tropical fruits pop up on the back end up the finish gets a touch mashed together in an undistinguished way which would be my only gripe about the taste.
Mouthfeel: Outstandingly drinkable. An easy going malt profile lets the soft fruits to shine on the palate and makes this IPA disappear quickly. Carbonation is a touch low but I think it plays well here.
Overall: Seeing Galaxy hops in 16oz cans was more then enough for me to give this a go. Really glad I did because this is no doubt an excellent IPA. No hesitation should be given to trying out this brew, especially at a great price.
06-29-2014 17:41:37 | More by KFBR392
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
06-27-2014 22:10:18 | More by tdmccarthy
New York
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
06-24-2014 19:23:27 | More by virinow
New York
3.25/5 rDev -9.5%
06-21-2014 21:09:52 | More by LoveStout
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4/5 rDev +11.4%
06-20-2014 03:30:41 | More by mrjbrown27
3.75/5 rDev +4.5%
06-19-2014 21:36:30 | More by njsouthdh
1.25/5 rDev -65.2%
06-19-2014 13:12:05 | More by nontastic
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FORMER Blackburn Rovers duo Jason Roberts and Nathan Blake are among 14 former players who have qualified as boardroom directors.
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Ex-Blackburn Rovers coach Darren Moore is also among the players to have qualified, together with Les Ferdinand, Ian Taylor, Michael Johnson and Chris Ramsey.
The 'On Board' initiative has received support from the FA and the PFA and will provide football with a pool of former players who are qualified to become directors.
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I've already watched this animation on eyedrops. The show on TechTV on cable. So I don't have to watch this here to review it. "How can you be a great artist if you are never tortured. Well believe you me, I am very tortured." That's what he said isn't it? Well, the funniest part was when he insulted the fat boy comparing him with a cheap and ugly television.
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A popular Christian disc jockey has been terminated, following his arrest Friday afternoon at a Christian music festival, on a sexual assault on a minor charge.
John Balyo, 35, of Caledonia, was arrested at the Big Ticket Festival, one of the nation's largest Christian music events, Battle Creek police confirmed to WZZM-13.
Balyo, a graduate of Cornerstone University, a Christian college located in Grand Rapids, was employed for the past eight years as an on-air personality at contemporary Christian radio station WCSG affiliated with Cornerstone .
According to Battle Creek police Sgt. Jim Marten, Balyo's name was given to investigators by Ronald Moser of Battle Creek, who was runs website offering paying customers sex with underage boys. Earlier this month, police raided Moser's home, where they discovered him with a 12-year-old boy and a stash of child pornography.
The charge against Balyo stems from a single incident in May after Balyo approached and paid Moser to arrange for a sexual encounter with a minor.
Both men were swept up as part of an international initiative to protect children from sexual predators — called Operation Predator — conducted by Homeland Security.
Balyo, who is facing first-degree criminal sexual conduct charges, was terminated by his employer Saturday morning.
Cornerstone University released a statement Saturday saying, "Effective today, John Balyo is no longer affiliated with WCSG Radio. Chris Lemke, general manager of WCSG, will address this matter on-air at 7:30 am during Monday's (June 23) WCSG morning show."
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The battle between the city of North Miami and the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art continued Tuesday as the city filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit filed by the MOCA board earlier this month, claiming that it is "legally deficient."
The city said the board's lawsuit and recent actions, mainly the museum's plans to move the collection to the Bass Museum of Art in Miami Beach, are a breach of a management agreement between the city and the board. The museum board sued the city April 7, contending it failed to properly maintain the building and didn't fund the museum's expansion, among other issues.
"This group seems to have forgotten that they serve at the pleasure of the North Miami City Council. In other words, they work for us," said North Miami Mayor Lucie Tondreau.
The agreement between the city and MOCA, which dates to 2008, states the MOCA board would serve as the exclusive operator of the facilities and "shall own, protect and manage the permanent MOCA collection of art, and all additions and modifications of the same."
In a letter delivered to the MOCA board Tuesday, the city asked for an inventory of the collection and stated that "the removal of any of MOCA's property shall be considered theft." Councilman Scott Galvin called the actions of the board a "modern-day art heist" and called the board's lawsuit a distraction.
"These folks made up their own vision that doesn't include North Miami," Galvin said. "In fact, it seems to be more about their community than our community."
Abbey Kaplan, a partner at the Miami law firm Kluger, Kaplan, Silverman, Katzen & Levine, which filed the board's lawsuit, called the city's accusations "laughable and absurd and completely contrary to the concept of the collection having been transferred to a not-for-profit company."
He said the city's position is inconsistent with the management agreement.
"I can't imagine that they're looking at any documentation that would support their quite frankly comical characterization," Kaplan said.
Board co-chairs Irma Braman and Ray Ellen Yarkin have maintained the stance that the city's response is a distraction.
"The City of North Miami has been absent and negligent for years, and is once again trying to sway public opinion with a publicity stunt, rather than addressing the needs of the Museum," they said in a statement Tuesday.
In the statement, Braman and Yarkin said the board of directors generates 75 percent of the museum's operating budget and faulted the city with failing to pass a referendum in 2012 that would have expanded MOCA. Voters rejected the $15 million city bond proposal that would have funded the expansion.
The city's complaint alleges that the board failed to give the city 30 days notice, which is required in the agreement, if there were any claimed defaults by either side.
Beyond the litigation from both sides, the city's appointment of Babacar M'Bow as director of the board is still pending approval. The board said last week it would make a decision in May. M'Bow is the managing editor of the Encyclopedia of the African Diaspora and owner of an art gallery in Little Haiti.
The city named him director earlier this month, after MOCA sued the city. Alex Gartenfeld has been the interim director after former executive director Bonnie Clearwater left last year. The museum, in its lawsuit, contends the city hasn't paid Gartenfeld.
The city has not laid out a definitive plan if the board denies M'Bow's appointment, but said it would plan to take legal action.
"If the board of MOCA specifically continues to refuse to appoint Mr. M'Bow that will be a matter that will have to be taken up by the court as well," said Olivia Benson, the city's legal counsel on this suit.