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No Offense, No Defense, No Chance. It's the Story of the 2013 Colorado Avalanche. Team Name: Colorado Avalanche Record: 16-25-7, Fifth in Northwest, No Playoffs Player of the Season: PA Parenteau put up 18 goals and 25 assists with 13 power-play points (6G,7A) and yet had a -11 rating last season. Breakout of the Season: John Mitchell The fifth-season forward took a step forward and recaptured a little of the luster he had in his first season in the league (12-17–29 with Toronto in 08-09). This was the first season since then when he posted double-digit goals and assists (10-10–20) and was a +5 on a team where the negatives were heavy. Disappointment of the Season: Goaltending. Seymon Varlamov was blah between the pipes to say the least. His 11-21-3 mark didn't get the job done and it led to a 3.02 goals against average and a save percentage of only 90.3 percent. There were three shutouts but it doesn't offset the fact that an average night was three or four goals against. Add to th...
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Concealed down a back road behind Otres Beach One, you'll find the new Otres Market happening every Saturday. More a chilled out party where you can find a few odds and ends than a full-on market, you'll still unearth here backpacker essentials such as fire sticks, books, bracelets, necklaces, any variety of body decorations, sun dresses and even tattoo artists.
With a real chilled-out vibe, it's the perfect place to unwind after a long day sunning at one the many fine beaches in Sihanoukville. Expect to find the place jam packed by 20:30 with people keen to see the live music put on by travelling musicians mixed with local favourites, and sometimes well known bands.
On our last visit, as the sun was setting, the first musician took the stage and played a mesmerising acoustic set that really set the mood. The night progressed through a couple of acoustic guitar players, a piano player, and then at around 21:00 a full band took the stage and really livened the place up. Playing a mixture of American classics revamped into an almost swing-style country rock, they got the crowd off their feet and dancing. Around 23:00 a full seven-piece brass band took the stage and rocked the place out with a mixture of ska, dub and orchestra-style horn solos. It's the only place in Sihanoukville that puts on what feels like a real concert; it's a welcome change from the usual beachside DJ parties.
The stage and bar are set into a huge wooden building known as The Barn. They also have a large kitchen serving a number of dishes like amok (US$4) and other Cambodian favourites. Around The Barn are rows of little bamboo huts; on one side crafts are sold while the other side has food vendors with everything from pizza ($2.50 per slice) to dumplings ($4 for four), crepes and space cookies ($1-$5). Businesses at the market are foreigner-run, so the food can be a little pricey, but it's worth coming just to enjoy the euphoric atmosphere of the party.
Whether you're a social butterfly or not, it's easy to find yourself involved in entertaining conversations with many colourful characters. The tranquil, friendly ambiance of the place ensures that people are open to meeting and talking so don't worry about heading out there alone, as you'll soon find yourself surrounded by new friends.
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LHSP - nothing but nothing here so Eric Milton wins by default. The Reds were absolutely horrible the past decade at lefty starters. Bruce Chen was here one year but he was used solely in relief so I can really count him.
RHSP - Johnny Cueto. Harang was a close second but Johnny is better.
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RF - Bruce. Had Hamilton played even two years instead of just one he'd have gotten the nod here.
LF - Dunn. I don't care about his collapse with the Chisox, while here he was an on base machine who slugged homers.
I picked Hamilton and Sean Casey as the two position players who were the best players left off the list and Aaron Harang and Bronson Arroyo as the best pitchers left off to round out my 15 player All Decade Reds Team.
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It hardly gets any closer than this. At todays purse bid for the European heavyweight championship between Alexander Dimitrenko and Denis Bakhtov in Rome, ARENA outbid Universum by only 200,- Euros. ARENAs offer of 157,000.- Euro were slightly enough to make sure that Universum (156,800.- Euro) cannot stage the fight as planned on their last show with TV partner ZDF on July 31st. Russian promoter German Titov won the purse bid by offering 260,000.- Euros..
German was surprised when he heard that he won the purse bid, said Ahmet Öner. Obviously he had expected that Universum would place a higher offer to make sure that they get the fight. If German cannot set up the fight in Russia within the time frame given by the EBU we will be happy to step in with our bid.
Dimitrenko and Bakhtov fight for the title that has been vacated by Audley Harrison who is hoping for a world title shot against David Haye or either Klitschko. Dimitrenko was Harrisons mandatory challenger. Bakhtov won his right to fight for the vacant title by beating Steffen Kretschmann at an ARENA show in March in Hamburg.
Purse bid for European heavyweight championship Dimitrenko vs. Bakhtov tomorrow (Monday, June 21) in Rome
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Tomorrow (Monday, June 21) at noon the European Boxing Union EBU will hold a purse bid ceremony for the vacant European heavyweight championship between Alexander Dimitrenko and Denis Bakhtov at the EBU office in Rome.
While Dimitrenkos promoter Universum has already announced to stage the title fight between Alexander Dimitrenko and Denis Bakhtov on July 31st, Russias German Titov and ARENA Sports-Promotion who share the promotional rights on Bakhtov are both expected to place their bids for the championship bout as well.
We have presented Bakhtovs last fight against Steffen Kretschmann live with our German TV partner SAT.1, says promoter Ahmet Öner. Of course, now SAT.1 is also interested when Bakhtov fights for the European championship. We will try to bring the fight to SAT.1.
If Öners ARENA or Universum should place the winning bid the fight will most probably take place in Germany. Titov will try to bring the fight to Russia.
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First off, the title of this entry sounds right in my head, but sure looks weird once typed out.
Over the last month, I've been making a consious effort to use Twitter more. I don't know that I'll ever generate business from it, but I'm sure making a lot of interesting connections.
One thing I've noticed is a surge in people following my tweets. A month ago I was at maybe 350, and as I write this I'm at 422 (thought it was 423 earlier today). In the grand scheme of things 422 sure isn't a lot, but that's a 20% increase in a month.
So what am I doing? Pretty much the following:
- Trying to retweet things from people I follow that relate to accounting, social media, or things I find interesting.
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- Try to keep up on the hashtag #backchannel which is a Detroit based conversation group. Met a couple of interesting people from there.
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"Biret grasps the size of Beethoven's style. The polyphony is laid out in a relaxed way with little indulgence in point making. She keeps the big line and yet is thankfully sparing in her use of fortissimos. The piano tone is sumptuous. Biret's gentle and almost sensuous sonorities are really captivating. One is reminded that her mentor has been Wilhelm Kempff." (Gramophone) "Idil Biret gives an impressive performance. A supreme mastery of tempi, sonorities, polyphony and technique permits Biret—a disciple of Alfred Cortot—to embrace all the moods of Beethoven and gives her playing a symphonic depth rarely heard until now." (Le Nouvel Observateur) "Idil Biret has recently recorded Liszt's transcriptions of Beethoven's nine Symphonies for EMI. Her superbly authentic performance of the 5th Symphony, heard at her Herkülessaal recital in Munich, received a thunderous reception." (Müncher Merkur)
By David Denton
The first release in the complete recordings made over a period of forty years by the distinguished Turkish pianist, Idil Biret, and which will cover eighty reissues together with a number made specially for this archive. Embarking on a solo career at the age of 16, Biret had studied in Paris, Nadia Boulenger and Alfred Cortot being among her mentors. The years that followed had seen Biret presented with many awards, including the Distinguished Service Order from the Polish Government and the Chevalier de l'Ordre National du Merite in France. Her recordings, for a number of labels, received universal critical acclaim, and she became the first pianist to place on disc the complete works of Frederic Chopin. Temperamentally her performances follow more in the footsteps of Cortot than Boulenger, her passion and love of the work that she is playing at times almost boiling over or lingering while she fully explores its beauty. This first disc initiates the complete Beethoven sonatas and points to the side of her character that embraces scholarly rectitude, and is strict, for instance, in her observance of the 'Grazioso' indication to her unhurried Rondo of the Second Sonata. Maybe the second movement of that sonata, Largo appassionato, is overly severe in character, though she generally takes a very sunny attitude to these early works. She is certainly not alone in some personal phrasing throughout the disc and brings to our attention some interesting revelations. In order to minimise the number of discs required, the couplings will not be in chronological order, the well-filled disc completed with two short sonatas that, despite their numbering, are quite early works. There is much here that engenders eagerness to hear the full cycle. The sound quality is good, though the disc sleeve does not explain why recordings made in 2002 are only just surfacing.
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)
Piano Sonatas, Volume 1
Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 2, No. 1 • Sonata No. 2 in A major, Op. 2, No. 2
Sonata No. 19 in G minor, Op. 49, No. 1 • Sonata No. 20 in G major, Op. 49, No. 2
Beethoven had arrived in Vienna in November 1792 under the auspices of Count Waldstein. After renting a piano, he was plunged into the world of aristocracy with its attendant luxuries, officialdom and exultations. His piano playing at various houses clearly showed outward emotions and reckless challenges in his cause for originality in conception. Clearly at odds with his ugliness in appearance, a pock-marked skin, flat nose and uneven teeth hardly detracted from music's intended message. Coteries of female admirers, as well as envious males, were bowled over.
Enter Josef Wolfll, native of Salzburg and pupil of Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang's father. His good looks, enormous hands and dreamy, pleasant humour and greater accuracy as a performer may have swayed the issue. Instead, he and Beethoven became firm friends and competed with one another at Baron Raimund von Wetzlar's resplendent Roman villa, where audiences took sides.
Having played most of Bach's Well-Tempered Klavier, served his period as Court Organist and Pianist, Beethoven stuck firmly to the pianoforte and began his studies with Joseph Haydn and Albrechtsberger. Then, a short article appeared in the Jahrbuch der Tonkunst für Wien und Prag, 1796, obviously written during the spring of the year before, which read: "We have a number of beautiful sonatas by him, amongst which the last ones particularly distinguish themselves". Already well-known in manuscript, they were ready for Haydn to hear them performed by their composer at a Prince Lichnowsky morning concert. Their dedication at the head of each of the three reads Joseph Haydn gewidmet, and in 1798 Tomaschek was to hear Beethoven, "the giant among pianoforte players", perform excerpts when he came to Prague for a concert at the Konviktssaal.
Sonata No. 1 in F minor, Op. 2, No. 1, reflects the composer's ever-consistent efforts to perfect his own playing. The precise, abrupt opening, with its compact style of writing rises from middle C to high A flat, then in repeat phrases to a chord of C minor. The reply motive features semiquaver turns that first evolve in dramatic octaves, then legato crotchets and three-quaver groupings balanced by four equal measures in the left-hand. The writing and overall mood soon becomes more elaborate. After the repeat, Beethoven restarts his main theme a third higher, but everything remains beautifully self-contained and tightly constructed until the final sforzando chords. The serenely graceful Adagio that follows glances back to late Mozart, the key moving into D minor then slowly being persuaded back by trills and turns into the tonic by series of semiquaver legato flourishes. One immediately senses Beethoven's intended forward progress in his future sonata writings. The graceful Menuetto movement, the left hand subtly imitating the right, and gently-rippling Trio section has its own simplicity, but the Prestissimo finale with its wild Sturm und Drang start, a lessening of tensions, then eternal sweetness in the middle part, strongly suggests the pianist-composer out to impress.
The playful nonchalance and charming asides of the opening movement of Sonata No. 2 in A major, Op. 2, No. 2, with Beethoven, as in Op. 1, No. 1, modifying his themes by inverting subject matter almost at will, shows him growing in confidence by leaps and bounds. The immediate open quality in approach, combined with an astuteness for wandering over an extended key range has the music surging upwards then descending intermittently in both hands, alternately. It must have had audiences holding on to their seats. The main source of drama commences half way. The stateliness of the Largo appassionato, three measures of tenuto sempre per bar (right hand) to identical measures of staccato (left hand), linked to a graceful swan-like reply that emphasises the note F sharp an octave above, is surely unique, and almost chamber like in its middle-voice harmonization as the structure gradually unfolds. The crashing D minor chords two-thirds through build ominously, but the atmosphere becomes just as suddenly transfused by light as the musical line takes flight independently of the maelstrom that preceded it. Something similar occurs in the following Scherzo movement, where piquant rising semiquaver statements, reiterated in the left hand, include a legato Trio in minor mode. Yet, the Rondo finale, Grazioso in the extreme, embellishes, improvises, then extends its perorations almost beyond belief with successions of semiquaver phrases rising continually upwards—so much so that both mind and imagination are caught up in extremities of sheer delight by the time it is all over.
Both the sonatas that form Opus 49 were probably started in 1796 and completed by 1797–8. Although they are described as 'Easy Sonatas', much care has to be taken in performance. Beethoven held them back for publication in 1802, but they did not appear in print until three years later. Gustav Nottebohm verifies that they were finished before the "Pathétique" Sonata Op. 13 and the String Trio, Op. 9, No. 3, and certainly Beethoven's only full-scale Sonata for four hands in D major, Op. 6, appeared during this period. Beethoven's nephew Carl attempted to interest André Offenbach in their publication, but they subsequently appeared in an imprint by the Bureau d'Arts et d'Industrie, with an announcement to that effect in the Wiener Zeitung.
There is a slight element of sadness in the opening movement of the Sonata in G minor, Op. 49, No. 1. At first, it suggests itself as an even-paced Andante of calm tender feelings, but the composer gradually varies his writing—decorative semiquavers and turning phrases in the right hand, semiquaver accompaniment in the left. The second subject is bolder, but any key changes are brief in order that the shape and tightness of the construction is maintained. The Rondo Allegro second movement moves to the major key, the mood light-hearted and playful. One has to be careful not to decrease the tempo after the double bar when the accompaniment switches from quavers to semiquavers for the reply subject. The winding subject is pushed up a third to heighten the tension, but when the main theme returns, Beethoven combines his notation, interplaying the D above G as a kind of pleading motive to take us calmly into the coda.
Sonata No. 20, Op. 49, No. 2 continues in the key of G major, its Allegro, ma non troppo first movement a lovely graceful turning melody in Alla breve (2/2). The pace 'sounds' faster when Beethoven continues his legato introduction in triplet quavers and moves into D major. Following the double bar, we move into the minor key briefly, then drop back into the tonic for a partial recapitulation, sidestepping into B major-F-G sharp-F sharp, before floating gracefully over alternate keys (A-G-D-F-G) and suddenly finding ourselves back at base. The caressing Tempo di Menuetto contains an exquisite 'pendulum' accompaniment figure that introduces stately calmness to the proceedings. The pace quickens for the reply subject, moving into C-C sharp-D—just as if we were being given a private viewing of valuable treasures in some resplendent palace and half-watching dancers in the distance, rehearsing for the evening's entertainment. The final surprise is delayed until thirteen bars before the end: The main subject becomes G-F natural, steadily climbing downwards, and features three charming semiquaver droplets, A-C, G-B, F sharp-A, prior to an elaborate close.
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First Conoco megaload near the Montana border
LEWISTON, Idaho (AP) _ The Idaho Transportation Department says
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ITD maintenance engineer Doral Hoff tells KLEW-TV that the load
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So Brooklyn group sues
Anxious that a $1 million prize for anyone who proves that there's a mermaid frolicking near the Israeli town of Kiryat Yam "badly and outrageously damages the legendary mermaid legacy," officials at the Brooklyn-based Mermaid Medical Association, a health center located on Mermaid Avenue, have threatened legal action. According to Yediot Ahronoth , authorities at the medical association sent a letter to Kiryat Yam officials saying the town has 10 days to rescind the prize or they will take their complaint to the International Court of Justice in hopes that the tribunal will intervene on behalf of maintaining the illusion that make-believe fish-women may or may not exist. (The town offered the prize two weeks ago, after several residents and tourists suggested they'd spotted a fish-woman frolicking off its coast. The town also insisted the prize isn't a tourism gambit, though it allowed that it might attract tourists hoping to snap the mermaid and win the prize.) Though our e.s.p about the International Court is rusty, it seems unlikely the Court will do a thing—between cases on atrocities in Congo and Serbia, the docket in the Hague is rather full.
Kiryat Yam to Be Sued Over Mermaid [Ynet]
Mermaid Fever Sweeps Israel Beach Town of Krivat Yam as Many Report Sightings of Fabled Creature [NYDN]
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Brenham Man Dies in House Fire
Updated: 03/09/2008 - A fire at a Brenham duplex has left one resident dead in what is believed to be an accident.
Updated: 03/09/2008 - A fire at a Brenham duplex has left one resident dead in what is believed to be an accident.
Posted: 03/08/2008 - The leaders of Milam County's seat have made a change at the top of their city staff.
Updated: 03/09/2008 - Blue Bell Ice Cream ends a 66 city tour in College Station.
Updated: 03/09/2008 - Two men were robbed outside a Bryan club.
Updated: 03/08/2008 - The Kansas Jayhawks have defeated the Texas A&M men's basketball team, 72-55, at Reed Arena.
Updated: 03/09/2008 - An Aggie student government leader thinks he has a plan to help solve disputes between College Station homeowners and renters.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - 66 residents in College Station's Oakwood neighborhood file a petition to reduce the number of unrelated roommates.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - Henderson Elementary students raise money to help local fire victims.
Posted: 03/07/2008 - Local attorney Travis Bryan III will become Brazos County's 272nd District Judge, according to Governor Rick Perry's office.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - The Brazos County office of Texas AgriLife Extension was the evening's big winner at the 25th Annual Keep Brazos Beautiful awards gala Friday night
Posted: 03/07/2008 - A repeat offender from Arlington received a life sentence Friday for robbing a College Station bank at gunpoint.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - Allen Academy is proud to announce the appointment of Mark Bloom as its new Head of School. He joins Allen from the Canterbury School in Fort Myers, Florida, where he has been Director of College Guidance for the past four years.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - Emmy Award-winning journalist Mike George has been named news director of KBTX Media, the CBS and CW affiliate in Bryan/College Station, Texas.
Updated: 03/08/2008 - More light is shed on toxin test results of Somerville schools through a report released Friday.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - The viewer whose snow photo gets the most votes wins two tickets to A&M vs. Kansas at Reed Arena!
Posted: 03/07/2008 - It's a treacherous morning commute for North Texans today as visible and invisible ice causes dozens of traffic accidents.
Updated: 03/07/2008 - Snow and sleet fell on the Brazos Valley this morning for several hours.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - Each day is a struggle for the Morning family of Madisonville. They awake to feelings of frustration, anger and grief over a tragedy that left one of their own in a near-vegetative state.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - College Station police have arrested a man in connection with the aggravated kidnapping of his girlfriend.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - A trio accused in separate alcohol related accidents were among those indicted Thursday by a Brazos County grand jury.
Updated: 03/06/2008 - The sheriff's race in Washington County will be recounted.
Updated: 03/06/2008 - Federal investigators left Texas A&M Thursday, but the school's bio-defense research program is still on hold.
Posted: 03/06/2008 - United Way of the Brazos Valley hosted its 9th Annual Recognition Luncheon Thursday where it announced that it raised more than $1.5 million over the course of the last year.
Updated: 03/06/2008 - Several families were displaced Wednesday night after a fire broke out at the Doux Chene Apartments. The cause of the fire is believed to be electrical.
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Amelia Truck Stop presented J.S. Aucoin Elementary School with a $500 grant from the ExxonMobil Educational Alliance program. The ExxonMobil Educational Alliance program is designed to provide Exxon and Mobil retailers with an opportunity to invest in the future of their communities through educational grants to neighborhood schools. Pictured are Amelia Truck Stop owner B. Khalil and Principal Joe Stadalis.
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Live sounds at a concert have spatial relationships to each other and to their environment. The specific microphone technique used for recording the sounds, the placement and directional properties of the playback loudspeakers, and the room's response determine the signals at the listener's ears and thus the rendering of the concert recording. For the frequency range, in which Inter-aural Time Differences dominate directional hearing, a free-field transmission line model will be used to predict the placement of phantom sources between two loudspeakers. Level panning and time panning of monaural sources are investigated. Effectiveness and limitations of different microphone pairs are shown. Recording techniques can be improved by recognizing fundamental requirements for spatial rendering. Observations from a novel 4-loudspeaker setup are presented. It provides enhanced spatial rendering of 2-channel sound.
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Regional industry leaders are assembling pieces to rebuild a machine that once powered western North Carolina's economy —manufacturing.
A growing list of manufacturers have brought jobs and an economic boost to Catawba County in the past two years, and economic development officials hope to continue that trend.
A veteran Maiden councilman resigned unexpectedly this week during the town's regularly scheduled monthly meeting.
Howard Ervin, who has served on the Maiden Town Council since 2005, tendered his letter of resignation Monday night. He said he resigned for personal reasons.
During his time on council, Ervin helped oversee a time of growth in Maiden, including the expansion of Lawrence Lumber Company Inc., vonDrehle, Ethan Allen and the recruitment of Apple Inc.'s East Coast data center.
LONG VIEW— Police in Long View are investigating the shooting of a 21-year-old man by his mother.
The Hickory Police Department reports that no one has been charged in the shooting that killed Justin Barger on Friday.
Police Lt. Rick Coffey said Justin Barger was drinking and assaulted his parents.
Coffey said 53-year-old Karen Barger shot her son once with a handgun. He died at the home.
Coffey said police are investigating, and will turn the results of their probe over to District 25 Attorney James C. Gaither Jr. to determine if charges should be filed.
Catawba County commemorates the life and lessons of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., and The O-N-E delivers the details in the Tuesday edition.
In Newton, elected officials are at odds with the city's planning commission when it comes to temporary signs advertising businesses and fundraisers. City council will make a decision on policy changes tonight.
Alarm bells are ringing in Conover thanks to a grant that delivers carbon monoxide detectors to city residents. Citizens in Newton, Conover and Hickory can get free carbon monoxide alarms - find out how in the Tuesday O-N-E.
Singing as they walked, about 100 residents rounded the corner onto College Street in Newton on Monday morning.
"We shall overcome. We shall overcome. We shall overcome."
"Oh, deep in my heart. I do believe. We shall overcome."
They sang "We Shall Overcome" to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., his dream, his message and the thousands of people who stood by it.
A new grant is helping Conover "get alarmed."
Conover received a "Get Alarmed NC Grant" recently that will provide the city with 500 smoke alarms, 300 carbon monoxide detectors and $1,500 to purchase installation equipment.
The alarms and detectors will be installed free for area citizens who lack the equipment or need upgrades, city and fire officials said.
Conover Fire Chief Mark Hinson said the department will target homes with children younger than age 5 and adults older than age 64, in addition to non-English-speaking homes.
When it comes to temporary advertising, all signs point toward growing disagreement between Newton's elected officials and its appointed planning commission.
That could continue tonight when Newton City Council considers a measure to modify the city's policy on temporary roadside signs.
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Bunker Hill basketball at Bandys
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Hickory basketball at Fred T. Foard
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The Mets slash ticket prices
Nov 4, 2010, 8:58 AM EDT
Mets attendance went way down in 2010, and the team has reacted: they've lowered ticket prices. Season tickets are a flat 10% off. Given how many categories of tickets any given ballpark has it's complicated beyond that — big cuts for some categories of seats, slight increases for others — but the team says that prices are going down 14% on average.
This is all Byzantine stuff to me — I don't know the difference between a "Promenade Reserve," a "Promenade Reserve Infield" and a "Promenade Reserve Infield Select Extra Crispy" — but you have to applaud the Mets for understanding that, if you want to get more butts in the seats for a team that isn't all that hot, you have to lower the prices.
I think the most interesting thing about this is that Dave Howard, the Mets' Executive Vice President for Business Operations, held a conference call exclusively for Mets bloggers yesterday to answer questions and address concerns about the price changes. You can read a writeup of this by Caryn Rose (a/k/a Metsgrrl) here. That's smart outreach to go beyond merely answering questions of the newspapers. After all: the newspaper guys will report your press release pretty straight up. Bloggers are often season ticket holders too, however, and if they think they're getting played, they'll not hesitate to go after you. Transparency is essential when it comes to this sort of thing.
Oh, Caryn also has a list of the perks that season ticket holders who renew early will get (it's at the end of her post of the Howard call). Not a bad list. I'd totally love to bring out the lineup card to the umpires one day. If a Mets season ticket holder was doing this last Opening Day you can bet that they would have changed it so Mike Jacobs wouldn't be batting cleanup.
- sdelmonte - Nov 4, 2010 at 9:07 AM
I love this. At least for one day, the Mets get it. It doesn't mean the team they field will be good, or that Alderson will really have the power to reshape the Mets going forward. But today, I can consider the possibility that next summer, when the weather is just right and the mood strikes me, I will be able to go to an extra ballgame.
- Kevin S. - Nov 4, 2010 at 9:10 AM
You have to applaud the Mets for finally figuring out basic Econ 101 concepts? Bull and shit. It's the same sort of revenue-maximizing move that teams should always be making – this one just so happens to benefit the consumer.
- IdahoMariner - Nov 4, 2010 at 4:30 PM
you have to applaud it, since it's clear that so few of them get it. Wish the Mariners would do this.
- mattjg - Nov 4, 2010 at 9:27 AM
Turning to an economic model with which he was familiar, Wilpon originally planned to increase attendance by giving away tickets for free so long as the buyer convinced someone else to sign up for tickets who would also get those for free assuming they signed someone else up to buy tickets…
- willmose - Nov 4, 2010 at 9:39 AM
Even will the reductions, the Mets are asking their fans to overpay so they can overpay their players.
- Jonny 5 - Nov 4, 2010 at 9:58 AM
Caryn Rose is having trouble coming to terms with the fact that she secretly has a crush on the Philly Phanatic. True story.
- BC - Nov 4, 2010 at 12:26 PM
Of course this is predicated on the business model that says if the Mets are any good next year, they'll draw 10 percent more fans.
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My name is Evelyn. I started researching my mothers' Pope Co., AR family after she died in 1990. I have met so many wonderfull people, talking with them over the phone and traveling to AR twice. Many of them remember my Mother "Geri" and it is so good to hear these stories as my mother died when she was 59. My tree has grown over the years and now it is time to become part of Findagrave and list all of her family and relatives in a virtual cemetery. I think I must be related to everyone in Pope Co. I have researched the Teague, Crites, Bradley, Virden, Bewley, Davis', Dixon, Dollar, Duvall, Gipson, Lay, Russell, Thompson names, and many, many more. I am proud of what I have done, only wish my mother was here to help me. She loved her roots with Atkins, Pope Co., AR. I hope she knows how much love and time has come from this. And I hope too that I am able to help others looking for their missing puzzle pieces.
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I am looking for information on Mitchell Mackey #70931113 and I noticed you left flowers. I've read your bio and wondered if you are related. I am stumped in finding Mitchell Mackey's parents and hoped you might know or have a clue. Thank you so much for all you do on find a grave. Kind Regards, Dena
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Hello Evelyn,
I wanted to say hi and ask if you can share any stories or information of Audrey with me and my husband Ricky Pursley. Ricky's mother is Sheila Brown, and Audrey was his grandmother. It was special for me to read that Audrey loved working on family history. I am hoping to compile the history for Ricky's son Dylan.
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You are most welcome.
I am a relative through her spouse's lineage in the Crouse family.
I am glad I could help when you stated it would be good to know her last name.
I have a huge Crouse document, plus I researched on Anvestry.com.
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I see that you are related to the Virdens here in Wendell, so I am transferring this memorial to you since she is no relation to me. Take care and Seasons Greetings to you and yours.
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I see your on the Verden side..Aunt Lavern's son Wayne which we call him Kato is living in Bowie, Tx.Him and his wife have a facebook page under Kato Kathy Verden.
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Hi Evelyn, My name is Debbie Sunday. James Reason Jones is my Great Grandfather on my mothers side. Her father was Chester Leon who was James R. son.I am trying to learn more about this side of the family and have a little info but not alot. James youngest daughter is still alive and living in Russellville,Ark. She is Bonnie Jones Hopkins and she is 83 yrs. old. I talked to her this past weekend and she told me that her grandparents on both sides were buried in Kinder and Forks of the creek cemetaries in pope county. I looked them up but they were not showing so I added them. I would love to see what kind of info you might have that can help me out on my end...I should have paid more attention when I went to Oklahoma and Arkansas in the summers with my grandparents, but I do remember going with my papa to see all his cousins that were in the area. I look forward to hearing back from you... Debbie
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I found you from your memorial on find a grave. Do you know much about the Duvall family posted at Rock Springs. Almost all of the stones are part buried sandstones that are badly worn. Trying to post stones to the right memorial. Will try to go back and try etching the stones with paper or foil... chalk will not work for these. I think I found WY's but can not make out the dates
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I saw your message about Earl and his family. I have found a record for an Earl Hice married to Myrtle Rose in 1942 in Franklin Co, Arkansas. Is this the same Earl?
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Although I am of no relation, I believe a second wife was Find A Grave Memorial# 49234072 (read obit)
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Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1870
Birthplace: Georgia
Race: White
Home in 1930: Line Creek, Spalding, Georgia
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Spouse's Name: Ophelia Virden
Father's Birthplace: Georgia
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Ophelia Virden 26
Jesse Virden 18
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A strategy game based on Cthulhu mythos.
While horror and mobile gaming seem to be antagonists, an England based company called Redwasp dares to fetch the inspiration from the one of the most powerful and difficult horror writers. Yes, I'm talking about Lovecraft and all concerned to him, from unpronounceable lost gods to a parallel study of human psyche through the deepest Freud-ism. In Lovecraft's tales, reality and sanity are torn to tatters and thrown into the fire of human incomprehension while mankind is scourged and whipped by powers far beyond our control, much less understanding. (Gasp)
It wasn't an easy feat, and is highly appreciated the alliance with Chaosium, creator of Call of Cthulhu board RPG back in the early eighties. Wasted Land brings us to the muddy, dirty and stinking trenches during WWI, where a group of British soldiers (yours) engaged against German forces (AI's) while trying to survive to war's own attacks (poison gas...). However, as if picture wasn't bad enough, strange stuff starts to happen onto the battlefield, and what started as a rifle and bayonet close quarters fight quickly becomes a nightmarish wrestling with preternatural creatures which ask for being defeated through spells and hexes instead of mundane and prosaic arms.
So far, the story line. Wasted Land is a turn based strategy game. You have to weight up every move and every shot, use items (gas masks, first aid kits, obscene dark knowledge...) and balance power, skill and mental health; trying your men not panicking nor die from natural or unnatural reasons. It seems hard because it is. Stats aren't overwhelming, but the few that have to be looked up are to be crucial.
The best, its great replayability based on a smart use of experience points and rewards, the awesome and thrilling atmosphere (rather difficult from a non real time strategy game) and a technical flawless side, being a pleasure to rotate and zoom in the screen. Wasted Land may not be the panacea game of casual gamers (who will discover a new brave world, though) but it can definitively be the Holy Grial of strategists and more mature players.
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Tuk Tuk Thai Bistro - WestminsterRead MoreA "tuk tuk" (pronounced "took took") is a type of three-wheeled taxi service commonly found in Thailand. It's used by tourists as well as locals, who appreciate the speed and convenience. Westminster's Tuk Tuk Thai Bistro tries to capture the above qualities in a restaurant, and it largely succeeds. But there's a certain elegance to Tuk Tuk that you might not expect to find on the streets of Bangkok. The kitchen takes typical street foods and classes them up, resulting in a menu that seems both familiar and adventurous.10667 Westminster BlvdWestminster, CO US
Noodles & CompanyRead MoreFor a piping hot bowl of noodles, make a beeline for Denver's Noodles & Company. Noodles & Company is also a good option for those with special dietary needs, offering both gluten-free and healthy items on the menu. Don't go off the grid! With the free wifi at Noodles & Company, you can surf the web and get some work done. Find ample room to enjoy yourself at Noodles & Company — this spot caters to large groups. For some fresh air during the non-winter months, dine outside on Noodles & Company's patio. Not a popular place for dress-up dining, most Noodles & Company patrons come in casual attire. You can also have Noodles & Company cater your next event. Carry-out is also available for those who prefer to enjoy Noodles & Company's cooking from the comfort of their own home. Parallel-parking experts can find room on the street, though patrons also have access to the restaurant's adjoining lot. The food here is super budget-friendly, too, with most items costing less than $15.10355 Federal BlvdDenver, CO US
Zo Sushi and ThaiRead MoreAs its name suggests, Zo Sushi and Thai specializes in both Japanese and Thai cuisine. With 30 specialty rolls on the menu, however, sushi truly earns its top billing. Chefs prepare all manner of unique and delicious options, from Zo's black and white roll with eel, cream cheese, and wasabi cream sauce to baked pizza rolls featuring a medley of crab, cucumber, and masago. They don't forget about vegetarians, either?they've put together a separate sushi selection that includes a veggie tempura option chockfull of cucumber, avocado, and asparagus tempura. The focus on sushi doesn't mean Thai cuisine gets short shrift at Zo, though. Cooks toss chicken, beef, tofu, or shrimp into myriad Thai classics, from mild yellow curry to stir-fries of broccoli and oyster sauce.1275 E 1st AveBroomfield, CO US
Mile High Burgers and FriesRead MoreThough mile-high might be a bit of an exaggeration, the bacon cheese burger at Mile High Burgers and Fries packs big flavor between two buns. Here, the burgers are backed by a roster of chili cheese dogs, tater tots, and mozzarella sticks, an assemblage more American than Crosby, Stills, Nash, and U.S. Constitution. Wings, jalapeno poppers, and onion rings kickoff meals, and kids get into the action with mac 'n' cheese and grilled cheese.88 Lamar St.Broomfield, CO US
Thai Chili Asian GrillRead MoreArvada's Thai Chili Asian Grill offers a traditional menu of Thai dishes in a relaxed setting. Calories take a backseat at Thai Chili Asian Grill, where low-fat anything is barred from the menu. Drinks all around! Pair your dinner with a beverage from Thai Chili Asian Grill's full bar. At Thai Chili Asian Grill, kids of all ages are welcome. During the summer months, don't miss out on Thai Chili Asian Grill's outdoor patio seating. The large dining space at Thai Chili Asian Grill provides quick and easy seating options for large groups. No need to gussy up for a trip to Thai Chili Asian Grill, where patrons dress for comfort and fun. Thai Chili Asian Grill also offers delivery and take-out options for those who want to make it a night in. Can't get enough of Thai Chili Asian Grill's tasty dishes? They also offer a catering service for parties and events. Park on the street for easy access to name. A typical meal at Thai Chili Asian Grill will set you back less than $30.5725 Yukon StArvada, CO US
Thai HouseRead MoreArvada's Thai House offers a traditional menu of Thai dishes in a relaxed setting. Life is all about choices, and they are not limited here with plenty of gluten-free and low-fat dishes. Thai House is great for families with kids. Grab your meal to go at Thai House if you're in a hurry — or better yet, have them bring it to you through their delivery service! Bike parking is quick and easy at Thai House. You'll like your bill almost as much as your meal at Thai House, with meals usually costing less than $15. Stop by for three square meals a day — Thai House serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner.8025 Sheridan BlvdArvada, CO US


text: I rode the Mummy at USH yesterday. It was really confusing. We got to the part after the treasure room were there was one mummy warrior standing like a statue. We then took off under this guy that was on a ledge. Was there something that was suppost to happen here? At the end, we enter a room were the mummy gets scared by a solar eclipse. (why we are not sure) We turn around in that room with nothing happening around us. We sit facing the unloading area for about five seconds thinking the ride is over then they blow fog on us like we are not suppost to see the exit. What was that suppost to be about? Finally, we got off the ride and the ride operators all clapped for us. Why?