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Uhm... I missed this thread until now. I love this. I don't actually have many records but I want to come listen to yours.
Uhm... I missed this thread until now. I love this. I don't actually have many records but I want to come listen to yours.
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So, how have these been?
There's only been one; and it was a success. I showed Greg some of my favorite vinyl of 2011, and he played me some seminal 60's albums that I hadn't listened to before.
4/6: Hookworms, Disappears @ The Rickshaw Stop
4/8: Drive Like Jehu @ The Glass House
4/9-12: Coachella
4/17: Swans, Angel Olsen
4/24-26: Stagecoach
So bummed I haven't seen this thread, I'd like to be apart of this.
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 wk 2, 2013 wk 1, 2014 wk 1, 2015 wk 1
Done and done! Now to choose what I want to bring...
2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 wk 2, 2013 wk 1, 2014 wk 1, 2015 wk 1
We need one for LA
Aww man, this sounds fantastic. I'd love to attend the next one.
4/1- J.Philip, Motiv
4/10- Madeon, Warfield
4/10- Gesaffelstein, 1015
4/16- Brandon Flowers, Rickshaw Stop
4/17-18- LED, SJ Event Center
4/21- Interpol, Warfield
4/24- Paul Oakenfold, Ruby Skye
4/26- Kill Paris, Catalyst
5/3- Griz, Catalyst
5/7- Finch, Catalyst
5/16- Flume, Frost Ampitheatre
5/19- Little Dragon, Caralyst
5/20- Lana Del Ray, Shoreline
6/6- BFD, Shoreline
6/19- Purity Ring, Fox Theater
i'll be trying my best to attend the next pow-wow
Tonight was a success. Dave (coachellablood) and Eric (fikus222) came over had a nice time. Let's see, we listened to the Talking Heads demo thingy from 1975, which was quite good. Then a New Order single. After that we cracked open my sealed copies of The Bends and Kid A (thanks, TallChris). We closed the night out with some Prince 1999, then Jennie threw on the new Florence + The Machine as we were packing up.
Good beer and good talk. Good night. Keep your eyes on this thread for info on the next one.
I heard there was Prince. Hope to be there next time, I'll bring that PHM and one of the Max Cooper 12"'s...
Don't say I didn't warn you.
I will be bringing...
and maybe this, I've never listened to it.
Oh, man that's lulzie both in and out of context.
I had a great time last night. Good tunes, good people and good beer. Thanks to Jennie and Greg for hosting. Dave, it was very cool meeting you.
I'm looking forward to the next time, I'll be sure to bring some vinyl with me too.
03/31 La Luz @ The Rickshaw Stop
04/03 Elliphant @ The Rickshaw Stop
04/10 Gesaffelstein @ 1015 Folsom
04/19 Tourist @ The Independent
04/24 Polish Ambassador @ The Fox
05/02 Wolf + Lamb & Slow Hands @ PW
05/15 Say Lou Lou @ The Rickshaw Stop
05/31 The Kids in the Hall @ The Warfield
06/19 Purity Ring @ The Fox Theatre
07/11 Death Cab for Cutie @ The Greek
07/15 Memory Tapes @ The Independent
07/24 Phish @ Shoreline (?)
08/07-08/09 OSL @ GG Park
10/02 The Hip @ Masonic
So I was watching some reality show about rich ladies' purses or something with my girlfriend and it gave me an idea for a record swap-meet. Is anyone else interested in something like that? We bring our extra records to buy/swap/sell at our meetings. Give me some feedback and we can see about setting up a group sale if there is enough interest.
This sounds fun! I'll PM you my email, definitely interested in the next one. Weekends are better for me, as I work in the South Bay and don't get back to SOMA til 7:30 on weeknights, so that's my vote!
"If you've lost your faith in love and music, the end won't be long." -The Libertines
First of all, tell me what reality show this is because if it is on my on demand I will watch it.
Second of all, support the idea of the record exchange for sure.
When is the next event?
4/6: Hookworms, Disappears @ The Rickshaw Stop
4/8: Drive Like Jehu @ The Glass House
4/9-12: Coachella
4/17: Swans, Angel Olsen
4/24-26: Stagecoach
I wish I could get someone in Santa Cruz to carpool with me to this, but it doesn't seem like anybody on the boards who lives here is interested.
Upcoming Shows:
- Caribou @ The Fonda in Los Angeles on Saturday, February 28th
- The Replacements @ The Palladium in Los Angeles on Wednesday, April 15th
- Belle & Sebastian + Mac Demarco @ The Fox Theater in Pomona, CA on Thursday, April 16th
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Well those people are fucking stupid and you should cease all contact with them. I don't know if Cal Train has service to SC, but if you take CalTrain up to this general area, I'll come pick you up wherever and you can crash at my house. If you play your cards right we'll even give you a lift back to CalTrain in the morning.
Cara, I don't know what the show was called something about a consignment store in New York. Clothes and shit. I don't know, talk to Jennie. Basically, these rich upper west side birds were getting together to buy/swap/trade their Hermes purses.
Next event will be next week sometime. Tuesdays have been working, but I know there is a contingent of weekend folks, so maybe we can get a Saturday afternoon lined up. I'll keep you all posted, just check your e-mails.
PassiveTheory: I'm in Palo Alto, is that close enough? I think this is awesome and would love to go. How on Earth did you get Flaming Lips tickets?!
All new folks have been added to the e-mail list.
I'm thinking a Saturday afternoon for the next meet to give Ed, Andrew, Lee and some others an opportunity to make it. Plus I want to hear their records . Do something like 1:00 - 7 or 8 or whenever people have to hit the road. Make a full day out of it. I'll even make you all dinner. Who's down with next Saturday?
Next Saturday as in this Saturday?
4/6: Hookworms, Disappears @ The Rickshaw Stop
4/8: Drive Like Jehu @ The Glass House
4/9-12: Coachella
4/17: Swans, Angel Olsen
4/24-26: Stagecoach
No. "This Saturday" would be this coming Saturday. By next I mean 11 days from now. Next Saturday. Fucking awkward English language and my poor use of it . . .
I *might* be able to come over for a bit next Saturday but am doing really late night shows Friday & Saturday so there is a flakiness factor...


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NASA's night lights imagery published in the Earth Observatory provides a stunning view of our impact on the planet. The following map of Europe at night is an extract of my gridded population projection of the the Earth at night showing more detail of where the distribution of night lights is on the European continent in relation to its population distribution (the surrounding areas such as the northern tip of Africa remain unchanged, hence shows a 'normal' land area perspective). Europe is one of the few regions globally (alongside North America) where light pollution at night is very much a phenomenon that is 'normal' for the vast majority of people who see very little of the night skies (hence the dominantly bright areas in this image – dark spots are those areas where people live with very little light pollutin). Northumberland Dark Sky Park (which gained Dark Sky Status by the International Dark-Sky Association in December 2013) is now to be known as Europe's biggest Dark Sky Park and the largest unspoilt area in this regard, squeezed in the sparsely populated bright spaces between Northern England and Southern Scotland in this cartogram:
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Unequal wealth: Income distribution gaps in Europe
Income inequality has become a wider acknowledged issue in the wealthy parts of the world which is no longer restricted to academic debate. A study commissioned by the IMF (Berg et al, 2011) acknowledges that "the trade-off between efficiency and equality may not exist" (IMF), referring to inequality one possible result of unsustainable growth. Europe has seen a steep rise in economic inequalities which have a huge impact of the people in the European nations. An OECD working paper (Bonesmo Fredriksen, 2012) states that "poor growth performance over the past decades in Europe has increased concerns for rising income dispersion and social exclusion". It also concludes, that "towards the end of the 2000s the income distribution in Europe was more unequal than in the average OECD country, albeit notably less so than in the United States", stressing that within-country inequalities are just as important if not more important than the between-country dimension. Both, however, are relevant in the current economic crisis and the again-growing divisions on the continent. As one of the reasons for these changes, the OECD paper states that "large income gains among the 10% top earners appear to be a main driver behind this evolution".
The following two maps compare the share of income of the richest and poorest 10% of the population in Europe based on national-level data published by Eurostat (2013) (map legend ranked by quartiles). To show the data from a people's perspective, the map uses a population cartogram as a base which shows the countries resized according to their absolute population. The maps give a look at how disparities exist not only between the countries, but also within each of them by showing, how (un)equal the distribution of income is in every country:
Unequal Elite: The THE World University Rankings
This feature was compiled in collaboration with Phil Baty of Times Higher Education and first appeared in the World University Rankings 2013-2014. In the following blog post we put the rankings results into a human and economic perspective (modified version from the original article). The two maps show the top 200 Universities from the Ranking displayed on two different kinds of gridded cartograms:
World Lightning: Thunderstorms and human population
Time again to talk about the weather: Britain is suffering under heatwave conditions (also known as summer in other parts of the world), with the ongoing high temperatures and developing clouds going along with an increased humidity slowly increasing the risk for thunderstorms. Thunderstorms are not an uncommon phenomenon on the British Isles, but they are much less common and much less severe compared to other regions experiencing similar conditions much more frequently and more intensively. The Met Office explains that "Owing to the fact thunderstorms are created by intense heating of the earth's surface, they are most common in areas of the globe where the weather is hot and humid. Land masses therefore experience more storms than the oceans and they are also more frequent in tropical areas than the higher latitudes. In the UK thunderstorms are most common over the East Midlands and the south-east."
As it happens to be, the part most prone to thunderstorms in Britain is also the most densely populated region. Comparing this to other parts of the world, it can be seen that some of the most risky regions are also some of the very densely populated places. In Europe, which is overall densely populated in many parts, the most affected areas are the people living in the Mediterranean countries, although the European population in general is amongst the least affected by thunderstorms when comparing this to areas such as the southern edge of the Himalayas in India – densely populated and experiencing very intensive thunderstorms. These details only emerge when changing the projection of data collected on lightning flashes from a conventional land area map (where this part of India for instance remains comparably small) to a gridded population cartogram. The following map shows the intensity of lightning flashes displayed as the number of flashes per square kilometre per year in each of the grid cells, while the distortion of the grid cells reflects the global population distribution, so that the most and least exposed populations are highlighted in this visualisation:
7 Billion and beyond
Predicting future population chances remains a difficult issue. But while popular (and populist) media tends to dramatise every new release of population predictions, it is less often discussed that these figures are one possible scenario for what is an extremely complex issue. Small political and cultural changes in societies can lead to drastic long terms effects that change the future numbers of people within a country. The current estimates are therefore never figures that are engraved in stone, but estimates that look at the current trends that we can observe. The different scenarios therefore have an extreme variability, ranging from a decline down to just above 6 billion to an increase up to almost 16 billion. These are of course the very extreme scenarios in the latest revision of the Unites Nations' World Population Prospects that has just been released. While it is almost certain that any scenario is likely to not happen in that way, the trends outlined in the report are in important political guideline that tells, what humanity should be prepared for and which economic, ecological and other implications the different scenarios have for the future. The following map shows a population cartogram of the most recent population estimates where each country is resized to its total population in 2013 (approximately 7.1 billion):
A Cold World
While much of Europe has been denied a white Christmas, many of us were still having a white snow cover while the clocks went forward for 'summer' time this weekend. But although it appears that this winter is never-ending, it mainly comes very late this year. The coldest of temperatures and the main snowfall arrived in February and March, while the early winter months were even above average in some areas of central Europe.
Regular observations are collected regularly by the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Terra satellite, which records data about the land surface temperature (i.e. "how hot the 'surface' of the Earth would feel to the touch in a particular location", a different measure than the air temperature we see on the weather reports every day). This map shows the land surface temperature anomaly this March compared to the average temperatures from 1951 to 1980 projected on a gridded population cartogram where every grid cell is resized according to its total population. The projection used in this visualisation shows, how the world's population was exposed to the temperature anomalies in the late spell of winter last month:

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This issue is my last with Linux Journal. Don Marti, formerly technical editor of Linux Journal and editor in chief of Embedded Linux Journal, will be stepping into the role of editor in chief. As you must already know, you will be in most capable hands with Don, and I can assure you it will never be boring.
Few things inspire close human relationships like shared labor. Creating Linux Journal on a monthly basis and tackling the various other projects that come with being on the editorial staff of SSC make for a rigorous schedule and a lot of unused vacation time. As the LJ staff is a small one, we've gotten to know one another quite well. I've come to appreciate them not only for their competence and willingness to go the extra mile, but for their qualities as wonderful human beings. I'm a better person for having worked with them, and I feel confident they will continue to serve the magazine's readers very well.
Though I've been editor of Linux Journal for two years, I have met personally only two of our contributing editors. Yet, working with them on a monthly basis, I feel about them much as I feel about our in-house editorial staff. Many times their help and contributions go far beyond writing their monthly column—though their pay doesn't. I've abused and taken advantage of them, rewarding them with nothing more than my gratitude (I told them all I'd be their best friend) and LJ shwag, and they've accepted it graciously.
On this same page in the 100th issue, I cited the goodwill of the Linux community as something that makes working for this magazine a rewarding experience. That generosity made our 100th issue possible and is one more thing that makes leaving this job difficult. Our authors invest a lot of time and energy into providing information that is both accurate and useful, and believe me, they don't do it for the money. In many of the article proposals we receive, the potential author states a feeling of obligation to contribute to the community as the principal motivation for writing.
Given that our writers are, in most cases, our readers, we have the advantage of getting to know our audience very well. This makes saying good-bye more difficult, but my thanks more genuine.
So good-bye and sincere thanks to the staff, contributors and readers of Linux Journal. It's been a memorable two years.
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"Summer on the Plaza" at Loyola Station
CHICAGO, IL (June 9, 2014) Loyola University Chicago, announces "Summer on the Plaza" at the Loyola Red Line Station Plaza, 6550 N Sheridan Road.
Exciting programs will run June 9 through October and feature Loyola Student Farmers Market, local musical acts, ice cream socials, performance groups, group exercise dance and a variety of programs for children and families.
Summer on the Plaza launches in partnership with Rogers Park Business Alliance and Sheridan Road Special Service Area.
"The new plaza opened in August 2013 and created a dynamic atmosphere for this kind of partnership to foster a vibrant sense of place, support the continued economic development in the area while highlighting the talent of artists and professionals in the surrounding community," according to Summur Roberts, Director of Community Relations.
The program schedule includes the Loyola Farmers Market on Mondays from 3:00-7:00 PM with local vendors offering sustainably raised produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, seasonal jams, and more. Thursday and Friday evenings will showcase performance art and music. Saturday mornings will feature fitness and family friendly programs. Confirmed acts featured include: Magister Freud, Pieptone, Lunar Moo, Blue Shag and Urban Rhythm. Saturday mornings will feature interactive puppet shows, Chicago Math and Science Academy Art, Wheel Jam, ChainLinks' Satellite Bike Clinics, group fitness offered by Edgewater Athletic Club and much more.
The programming is in accordance with the vision and goals for the corridor by Alderman Joe Moore, Rogers Park Business Alliance and SSA Commissioners. "With Loyola and the Sheridan Road Special Service Area's financial and programmatic support, this initiative creates a destination for local residents and visitors. The 'buzz' will draw culture-seekers to the southeast corner of Rogers Park, with its beautiful public beaches and great restaurants and coffee shops," according to Sandi Price, executive director, Rogers Park Business Alliance.
Students will also appreciate these programs throughout the summer and when they return in the fall. According to Sean Connolly, SSA Commissioner, Loyola staff member and alum, "this kind of programming is exactly what students look for when seeking out entertainment options and speaks to what I was looking for throughout my four years as an undergraduate."
For the schedule of events, click on the Summer on the Plaza Flyer.
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ESPN unveiled the newly redesigned XGames.com, a mobile-forward destination for fans of extreme sports and the lifestyle that goes with them. It also released a new X Games mobile app that will provide second-screen companion features to be used while watching TV, as well as a full mobile website experience.
ESPN unveiled the newly redesigned XGames.com, a mobile-forward destination for fans of extreme sports and the lifestyle that goes with them. It also released a new X Games mobile app that will provide second-screen companion features to be used while watching TV, as well as a full mobile website experience.
The new XGames.com is packed with media and features for action-hungry, attention-deficit fans, including Tricktrack to provide information about stunts athletes are performing in real time; a HypeMeter to measure digital and social media excitement at any point in time; and a pop-up, editorially driven sidecar module that pops up to display various facts, figures and graphics alongside the video player, putting the action into context.
The redesigned navigation takes a cue from phone and tablet navigation, using content modules aligned horizontally instead of vertically, so they can be swiped across the screen. The goal, said Adam Deutsch, senior director of product development for Global X Games, was to better merchandize the content.
On the old site, a subsection of ESPN.com, "We saw that lot of content below the fold got very little engagement," Deutsch said. In fact, approximately 80 percent of clicks came from above the fold. "That content below the fold was good, but it was not merchandised in a way to get in front of a fan the way we wanted to. [Now], if it's worthy of being on the page, it will be featured prominently."
The new site has four content clusters that are swiped left to right. With nothing below the fold, any ad that appears is 100 percent viewable.
In addition to the array of ads already appearing on XGames.com, the redesign enabled two new ad products: product placement alongside content and interstitial ads between the swipe-able modules. The TrickTrack and HypeMeter features can be sponsored and can take many forms, including preroll before the TrickTrack engages and product placement.
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Starting to think BM is really ill....
Ok, things seem to be getting cooking here.
Latest developments: DH took a week off to go visit his father and then meet up with my on vacation a few days later.
BM has totally freaked out, calling him and telling him she is denying them visitation until he gets a court order. From everything I've read, this could hold her in contempt. DH is trying to retrieve his legal documents to see what his divorce papers said... but I'm pretty sure no where in there said he can't take vacations on his own! He is missing one visitation weekend, but he's making it up afterwards.... he's a great dad and LOVES his kids, I can't believe she is putting THEM through this...
So I've pretty much decided BM has some personality disorder... I'm taking a mental health nursing course right now and I can't help but diagnose!
My biggest frustration atm is that the kids and the BM report slapping the children with an open hand repeatedly. Is this not abuse? I called CPS to clarify and they said unless there is bruises they can't do anything. How is that ok? It seems like we are going to court now anyway, so I'm not sure how her treatment of the children will play in.
I'm just so frustrated right now, and hate to see my family going through such drama because this woman craves chaos to ignore her own issues!!!
Oooh, she sounds so similar to the BM in my situation. I feel your pain.
There is nothing she could do to deny your husband taking a vacation on his own. Good grief. The MOST she could do is refuse to "make up" the missed visitation weekend, but that's about it.
I assume your hubby does not have a *history* of missed visitations? If that were the case, if he were repeatedly planning other things when he has his kids, and rescheduling, then she might have grounds for a change. And even THAT would have to be really bad before the courts would consider it.
I would tell your DH to not listen to her rants and raves. (EASIER said than done, believe me, I know.) Tell him to calmly say "okay" when she starts threatening or yelling and to END the conversation. Engaging with her just throws fuel on the fire.
He does it about two times a year for his two main vacations and they are regular for the past 6 years, I'm not sure if that's considered excessive (at most 3 times a year). He ALWAYS plans it ahead of time with her. He always gets approval beforehand. He *always* makes up the time but taking up two weekends in a row afterward or beforehand. As far as I understand it from my research on the internet, visitation is considered a RIGHT by the courts, NOT necessarily an obligation. But.. when the weekend comes around, he can always expect a tirade and threats.
He's offered to do the same, but she rants at him and tells her, "you've already missed that opportunity". Not sure what she means by that.
My community health nurse instructor told me something about getting a court order that says that in issues of harassment, the custodial parent can only contact the noncustodial parent about certain issues. Does anyone have any experience with this? It is time to get this crazy woman off of our back.


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awesome small little 50's diner. personal service. great burgers and malts. only 10 tables in the place so if it's busy you may have to wait.
You wouldn't necessarily expect great food from a restaurant connected to a convenient/gas station. Really great burgers and fries, plus the list of different fried pies is never ending. A must try while you're in Branson. Make sure you bring cash or check. They don't take credit.
During spring break my husband and I visited Branson Missouri. We always enjoy eating at Billy Bob's. Their hamburgers are delicious. This is a small restaurant with that mom and pop feel. The people who work there are so friendly. My husband thinks their milk shakes are amazing. You don't sip these,you eat them with a spoon.
My family and I ate here on a recent trip to Branson and just loved it. The burgers are HUGE (1/2 lb) and so very tasty--truly one of the best burgers around. The fries were so so -- they were the crinkle fries--and those just aren't favorites of mine. After lunch my husband ordered a strawberry shake, our daughter got...
You walk back in to a soda fountain where you can get all the yummy favorites. The servings are quite large but you need to save room for one of their fried pies. The hard part is deciding which one to have as the list is VERY long. I also enjoy the chocolate coke there...or you could have a suicide,...
One of our favorite places to eat in Branson! Chili dogs, burgers, crinkle fries, onion rings, oh my! We stopped a second time in one day to share "Cindy's hot fudge brownie"
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We ate here for lunch on a busy Saturday. The owners and their two granddaughters were there that day. It's a small place that holds only about 50 people but you wait outside until a table opens up. We had a peanut butter shake, strawberry shake and chocolate shake and all of them were fabulous! We had the cheeseburger (which...
The milkshakes here are HUGE and very tasty! The food was pretty classic diner food. It's not gourmet, but definitely hits the spot. The real draw here is the milkshakes and malts for sure. We will definitely go back for one next time we visit.
We are locals and this hands down is the best overall burger place in Branson!! Their single burger is a half-pound!! The bacon burger is great!! It's a small family owned restaurant that we go back to again and again!! The milk shakes are made with real ice cream. If you don't like crowds they do carry out also. Very...
...And fries. Again, as with many places in Branson, you work hard to get seated and served. Or as they say out west, it's a long road to a little house! Foods good and it's a local place to eat. You won't believe you went there after but go and enjoy.
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The Golden State Warriors have hit an impasse in their trade pursuit of All-Star forward Kevin Love due to what is being described as an "organizational split" on the willingness to part with prized shooting guard Klay Thompson, according to sources close to the process.
After it appeared that the Warriors were prepared to part with Thompson in a deal to land Minnesota's Love, sources told ESPN.com that Hall of Fame consultant Jerry West and new Warriors coach Steve Kerr have voiced opposition to surrendering both Thompson and a future first-round pick to the Timberwolves along with former All-Star forward David Lee for Love and Wolves guard Kevin Martin.
Others in the Warriors' organization are said to be willing to surrender Thompson if it means landing Love, who is widely regarded as the marquee name on this offseason's trade market. But sources say the talks, which were gathering momentum in advance of the upcoming NBA draft, have stalled.
In a visit Friday with local reporters, Warriors general manager Bob Myers downplayed his team's chances of winning the Love sweepstakes, describing the prospect of a significant trade before July 1 "unlikely." But Myers added that he would have been similarly pessimistic last July had he been asked about Golden State's eventual acquisition of Andre Iguodala.
"Right now, I think it's unlikely," Myers said. "Right now. Today."
The Los Angeles Times reported in Saturday's editions that the Los Angeles Lakers have tried to join the discussions by offering to include the No. 7 pick in Thursday's draft to the Wolves in a bid to route Thompson to L.A. in a three-way deal. Thompson, 24, is not only half of what former Warriors coach Mark Jackson routinely referred to as the best-shooting backcourt in NBA history, alongside star Stephen Curry, but also is regarded as a top-notch perimeter defender.
Thompson -- son of former Lakers big man and current Lakers broadcaster Mychal Thompson -- is eligible for a lucrative contract extension this summer.
ESPN.com reported Thursday that Minnesota also is interested in Golden State's Harrison Barnes as a potential addition to the transaction, which could give the Warriors further pause.
Sources told ESPN.com that the Lakers' attempts to join the Minnesota/Golden State talks are part of a larger plan to explore their options with the No. 7 pick, which is L.A.'s highest draft selection since drafting James Worthy at No. 1 overall in 1982.
The Lakers are said to be more likely to hang onto their pick rather than part with it, especially given the possibility that highly touted big man Joel Embiid falls to No. 7 in the wake of a foot injury that required surgery. But L.A. has indeed been shopping the pick -- both on its own as well as packaged with the expiring $9.7 million contract of two-time MVP Steve Nash -- to see what's out there trade-wise.
The Warriors, Boston Celtics and Denver Nuggets, sources say, are considered the strongest current trade contenders for Love, provided Wolves president of basketball operations Flip Saunders -- now also Minnesota's coach -- can be convinced to part with his best player.
ESPN The Magazine's Chris Broussard reported Thursday that the Nuggets are offering Kenneth Faried, Wilson Chandler and the No. 11 pick in Thursday's draft for Love, while Boston reportedly is building its pitch around the No. 6 and No. 17 overall picks in this draft and the inclusion of a veteran such as Jeff Green or a younger player such as Kelly Olynyk or Jared Sullinger.
Any team that trades for Love, though, will need assurances that the 25-year-old is prepared to stay there for the long term. Love's intent to become an unrestricted free agent in July 2015 is the reason Minnesota has been forced to consider trading him and makes it highly unlikely any potential suitor would offer anything of value to the Wolves without assurances Love wants to sign a new contract with them.
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Ireland's Triple Crown-decider against Scotland in Dublin this weekend will be the 124th meeting of the sides since their first encounter in February 1877.
Scotland lead the series by 63 wins to 55. The last of the five draws was in 1994. The first of the two matches staged in 1885 was abandoned with Scotland leading, but the sides agreed to a replay a fortnight later, provided the outcome of the abandoned match should not stand as a win for Scotland. Both games carry Test status.
The teams have only met at Croke Park once before, when Ireland were comfortable 34-13 winners thanks to a Tommy Bowe brace. This game will be the last Ireland Test staged at the home of the Gaelic Athletics Association (GAA) before the opening of the Aviva Stadium.
Ireland's 44-22 win at Lansdowne Road in 2000 and Scotland's 38-10 Murrayfield win in 1997 are the highest scores recorded by the teams in this series. The best winning margin (30 points) in the matches was established in Ireland's 36-6 success at Murrayfield in 2003.
Ireland's David Humphreys set the record for the highest individual score in a match contributing 26 points at Murrayfield in 2003. Chris Paterson holds the corresponding Scottish record with 18 at Murrayfield in 2007.
William Stewart, a Tasmanian-born wing who played for Scotland, scored a record four tries in the 1913 fixture. Three players have scored try hat-tricks for Ireland: Eugene Davy (1930), Séamus Byrne (1953) and Brian O'Driscoll in 2002.
Ronan O'Gara is the leading overall scorer in the matches. He has scored 109 points for Ireland in 11 matches since 2000. Chris Paterson overtook Gavin Hastings as the leading Scottish scorer in the series with a 15-point haul at Murrayfield last season.
Scotland's Roy Laidlaw scored most tries in the matches: six in nine games between 1980 and 1988. Alan Duggan (1967 to 1971) and Brendan Mullin (1985 to 1995) each scored five for Ireland in this fixture.
Mike Gibson holds the record for most appearances in the series, playing 14 times between 1964 and 1979. He was capped eight times as a centre, five times as a fly-half and once as a replacement wing. Sandy Carmichael, Scott Hastings, Bill MacLagan and Paterson appeared 11 times for Scotland.
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Here's my next inside project. Pulled weeds for an hr., and couldn't wait to get this tube cut in half. Gonna give it a thin coat of thinset after I cover it in duct tape, then let the mosaicing begin again. It's a fight between this project and the front door. Hmmm - rain is coming again soon. I'll get this prepared for another rainy day project.
Yes, FLAG - a half column to go in the hallway. The other side of the hall is filled w/bookcases and art - this spot has always bugged me cuz it's EMPTY - only place left that is! I put the two halves together for extra strength, duct taped, and a layer of thinset. Yes, the door is first - MAYBE.
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Hey, TX - it's a cardboard tube you can find at Lowes. They're for making columns. I used two of them - one inside the other one when I made my front garden column - poured Quickcrete between the tubes. This one, I cut w/a jigsaw, and used both halves. Why stop - gotta lot to do b/f I have to move to Heaven.
WACKY: First I used duct tape several rows around the tubes together so they'd hold the shape and not splay, Then veritcal rows to cover the whole thing so as to waterproof it so it wouldn't collapse under the wetness of the thinset. I put Elmers glue in the thinset cuz I didn't have enough "flex" or admixture for standard thinset I'd bought last year when I visited my bro and couldn't get to Lowes for Mapei. Decided to finally use it after it sat in the garage for over a yr. Smoothed it w/wet palms.
Hey, CATHY: I just went to look at it, and it's finally dry. I stood it up and tried to bend it, and it still has a little give to it. Not much, but enough that I'm going to now coat the inside of the cardboard. Oh, BTW - this w/stand alone - not gonna attach it to the wall. I'll put a half round piece of MDF inside at the top and bottom and cement them in, so it'll be a stand-alone piece. It stands by itself now, but to be sturdier, the MDF w/make it better. Then, of course - a nice half round on top w/mosaic. Anxious to see what you do w/yours. My DD is trying to find a place in her house where one w/go. She likes the idea also, as long as it isn't attached. Yep - thinset is pretty sticky stuff. I put some Elmers in too - didn't measure - just guessed.
OMG !!! You ( like Wiley E. Coyote ) are a super genius !!!
I must put this one out of my mind.. .. I must .. !! lol... too late !! I gotta get me one of those !!
BTW... what is that jug in your studio ? Flo no water ???? your genius juice? Send me some ..quick !
LOL, MEADEL - yeah, that's probably what my neighbors and the postman are thinking about now - "the ole girl has finally gone round the bend to looney tunes la la land to join the "carnival in my head" (a quote by DAISEYME). I don't care - I'm gonna love this one too. The jug is leftovers from "Flex - no water", admixture I bought several yrs. ago when I started mosaicing my front walk. The tile man, who told me "it can't be done, won't work blah, blah, blah", wrote that on the jug so I'd remember how to mix the thinset. After I bought it, I called the 800 no. on Mapei mortar, and went w/that, and have never looked back. I only use that stuff I bought from him when I'm out of Mapei mortar. MER - It IS starting to look like a mosaicist lives here, huh?
I believe someone - MEADEL - called me a genius - N.O.T. This idea was totally off base. The thinset didn't adhere to the duct tape. Today I was having withdrawals to glue something to something, and told self "it's too early to clean for weekend company", so decided to work on this hairbrained project. I had realized there was trouble awhile back, but put it outta my mind and went to work on the wall. Alas, today, wanting to mosaic SOMETHING, and realizing I needed to address this project, and realized this won't work, I threw a temper fit and threw the whole thing in the trash to go off tomorrow, I couldn't get it outta my mind. After trying to make a half circle w/the wire mesh, which turned sour, I retrieved the tube and had this "brilliant???" idea. I tore off the duct tape, glued on burlap, and had planned to cover it w/plaster, but....., after letting it dry a bit under a fan, started gluing on stuff. I had applied thinset on the inside of the tube, so it's stiff. This, if it works, w/be a stand-alone half post. **sigh** - genius - N.O.T. Crazy - YES. I consoled myself w/"if I don't experiment, I don't learn".
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i think whatever you are smoking drinking or eating you need to bottle and sell. you have more energy than the energizer bunny and more creativity than michelangelowarhol. i absolutely love those posts that you do and would love to put one in my patio. i bow down to the queen. they have truly given you the right name.
Slow you are so like me will not give up !! looking good .Let me tell you what I use a whole lot I use fiber glass dry wall tape on any thing I need to be held together they now make a wider ome you can get a wallm..It realy works great.I am now redoing out door garding stachuit is a frog holding a spear wich broke so did the frog I filled it with cem mixed with strafoam so it would not be so heavy .The g spear I made out of those light fixtur It was to small I started layering it with the tape and thinset cut the lip off and sucured it with the tape .I will put a pic when I get thr.I did not mean to get carred a way sorry.
KRAFT - now you got me LOL. I just have a large dose of determination is all. Thank you. NANA: I've never used the tape cuz I thought it only comes in the narrow roll, but I'll be looking for it tomorrow on my next trip to Lowes. Thanks for the tip. Anxious to see your pictures.
Well I'll be danged...leave you alone for 5 minutes and you are dumpster diving! Looking good gal..I knew you could figure it out.now tell us how to do one of those in the full round that will hold up outside w/o pouring concrete inside it. Inquiring minds want to know...and any scraps you don't use on your cleanout, throw my way.LOL
that way I won't have to dive.
In for my evening check - had to clean house today, and didn't get to play. FLAG - After my weekend guests leave, I w/come down and make you one out of the wire mesh. No way, girlie, w/this last outside - it's cardboard. Pouring the concrete in between the two sized tubes is more work intensive than rolling two pieces of the diamond mesh and mortaring it. Easy smeasy. What'll you trade me for the work - hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm???
Slow, you go girl!! I can't wait to see what your family, friends say this weekend when they see your new outdoor room!! would love to see their faces!!
It's getting to be time for you to start offering tours to your home and gardens. Between you and Flag, they sure would get their money's worth.
Or better yet, offer some classes in mosaic inventiveness and creativity!!
just awesome.
This is one of the slouchiest projects I've made in awhile. Not happy w/it, but I lost interest during the interruption to make the wall, and the inspiration never came back. Okfine - it's done.
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Not bad lady, not bad at all. Sorry you don't like it as much as you thought...I love the vertical tiles at the top. Are those some of your new glass ones?
Y'all are so nice - even on my failures, y'all make me feel better. FLAG - the red and blue were 3"X6" of the new tiles, and the green at the bottom are the little brick tiles from the same lot. The 3X6s cut easily. The rest of the project is made up of scraps I wanted to use up. It's a scrappy project for sure. MER - you're right - a let down. I'm working on finishing up the cinder blocks I had standing by the fountain b/f the wall. I had only covered the front sides. Now that I'll be scattering them around the yard for plant stands, I have to finish all sides. I'm twirling an idea for a fountain next, which requires another wall - for the front swing area. It'll be a larger project than the wall, if you can believe it. Why do I keep doing this to myself?