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Saturday, July 2, 2016
Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre - Glenn Locklee
The work of South West Sydney artist, Glenn Locklee, observes two societal phenomema: the increasing redundancy of small business and domestic manufacturing; and the proliferation of high-rise, high –density living as house and land ownership become increasingly unattainable.
The burgeoning demand and ease of access to imported commodities has governments and businesses scrambling to claim new expanses of riverside land for development. Such voracity has resulted in an ever-changing physical environment and a desired lifestyle of material aspiration and human disconnect.
Such issues currently threaten Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre and it's pristine surroundings. Locklee presents three new commissioned works that contemplate the history and architectural character of the Casula powerhouse building and it's capacity as an arts centre to recollect and respond to local stories in the rapidly growing region of South West Sydney.
Locklee's paintings are not overtly political, nor do they carry an agenda of protest. They stand as silent witnesses to change; evocative peripheral images that conjure up subliminal memories and reflection of the industrial environments of South West Sydney where the artist grew up. This is evident not just in the subjects of these works, but also the poetic architecture and process of making these works. The sparse geometric construction and layers of tertiary colours play off against the expressionist rendering of surface and portrayal of light. The use of aluminium as a canvas – known to be a common building material – complements the surface texture, but also reveals the very material of our being.
3rd April - 3rd July 2016
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Monday, March 21, 2016
Artsite - Sydney Printmakers Celebrating 55 years
Printmaking, like drawing, is often seen as the poor cousin to painting and sculpture. And I have as yet to work out exactly why that is. With all it's wonderful techniques and the endless richness of it's textures and wonderful 'surprises' in execution, printmaking has given us some eye-popping artifacts over history. Picasso loved it, so did Miro and Warhol.
The current show at Camperdown's Artsite – Sydney Printmakers Celebrating 55 years – makes it even harder for me to understand the poor cousin attitude. As part of the 2016 celebrations of the Australia Print Council's Year of Print, curator Madeleine Tuckfield-Carrano has put together sixty works by Sydney artists that span the range of printmaking, conceptually and technically.
From Neilton Clarke's lovely surreal 'Agikawa Spinner (33rpm)' through Prue Crabbe's smoke-fragile 'Sublunary Diversions II' to the brusque rust textures of 'Landfall 1' and 'Landfall2' by Anthea Bosenburg, the range is breath-taking. It is all I can do to not reach out and touch these works – print has that effect: the colours and textures, although aiming for the relatively flat, have a tactile, almost erotic attraction. Faint indentations, raised shallow welts, creases and almost imperceptible waves across the surface all draw us in subtly.
Though, flat is not all – Laura Stark's 'Totems' stand as printed paper cylinder's, tracing paper squares lean out and threaten to fly off the surface of 'The Space Between' by Robyn Waghorn. Tuckfield-Carrano's 'Autumn Rain' has fabric stitches across the pigment.
The range of techniques – a couple had me groping for Google – is smartly covered here as well; it is one of the joys of printmaking that it's techniques go from roughly stamping the paper with hard woodblocks through to gluing elements across the plate as in a collograph, or the relative caressing it with other approaches, such as aquatint.
Rew Hanks' 'Peaches and Cream' (relief print) has that perfect graphic hard edge while the linocut 'Scratching for Bugs' by Joanne Gwatkin-Williams shows a charming vaguery of line.
Poor cousin? Bah. These pieces are all as exquisite as you will find, speaking with maybe a quieter poetry that their oil-painted relatives, but powerful poetry nonetheless.
John Hardaker
Guest Reviewer
5th March – 27th March 2016
Friday, March 18, 2016
Ben Roberts Gallery - Jane Lennon
I'm all for a bit of recycling and even better when it's made into Art as there is more of a guarantee that it won't go to landfill. The process of making your own paper requires considerable patience and in Jane's case years to half a lifetime to create her objects and sculptures. One day when I visited her at her home I was fortunate to view inside of her studio, I was aghast at what laid before my eyes, floor to ceiling shelves stored tightly with works all made from paper making her studio an entire work in itself!
'Biophilia' at Ben Roberts Gallery in Lawson, Blue Mountains plays heavily on the organic whimsical, emanating like stars in our universe but at the same time keeping our feet firmly on the ground.
Chairs, tables, mirror's and a coffin, yes that's right a 'coffin' 'Carrying conviction-Six Feet Under' paper and acrylic, 60x176x62centimeters of recycled paper. A pink coffin supported with 6 dark red feet, a perfect gift for that person with everything or one that just wants something a bit different to go out in.
Even the 3 tiered food stand was made from paper but thankfully not the really yummy home made dip. Adding to the whimsy were scattered around the top of the table and on top of the coffin were a series of 'Rodents' and not all the same, they helped infuse the humour and seriousness of what this work was all about.
Fleur MacDonald
5th – 17th March 2016
Ben Roberts Gallery, 10 Benang Street, Lawson, Blue Mountains
Tuesday, March 15, 2016
Chrissie Cotter Gallery - Dirk Kruithof
Dirk Kruithof is a Sydney artist whose work really zinged my eye the first time I saw it. I was struck by the raw emotion coming off the, I loved their Punk skin. There was a directness which lay over (or under) the layers of possibly poetry's in the works – a directness that called for a response by city dwellers to their urban environment, just as Kruithof responds to his. It was real.
Prior to Kruithof's first solo show in a while – 'City of Illusion' at Chrissie Cotter Gallery on April 6, I asked him six questions.
John Hardaker: Dirk, your work strikes me as being highly reflective of your environment, with signs and buildings and graffiti-like scrawls, the urban environment.
Dirk Kruithof: That's a pretty accurate reading - A big part of my work has that urban environment theme going on: I go for walks around my area (Darlinghurst) and surrounding suburbs and get ideas for paintings - sometimes I'll take a photo or 2 to remember ideas, or I just see things and keep it in my mind 'til I get back home to paint. Something as simple as liking the combination of textures and colours on a wall that's been graffitied, or seeing a real-estate sign with ludicrous text like: 'Exclusive authentic warehouse living, only $900,000.' This sparks many ideas for me. I take this everyday imagery which I then recycle and recombine in my paintings. If I wanted to sound more pretentious I could describe myself as a Flaneur, wandering poetically around the city getting inspired. I ofter find physical material on these walks too, boards, paint, canvases etc on the street which I take home to use. So thematically and physically it all comes from the street, images and materials, which is a neat little circle. Hey I may even get a grant going with that angle.
The other element to the work (which still relates to the urban environment) is that I use consumerist symbols - (bar-codes, QR codes) and icons from online and social media. They all become architectural elements I use to 'build' the painting.
JH: Would you say it has a Pop sensibility - are you heavily influenced by Pop artists past and present – or are you reacting as an individual set of eyes, ears and nerve endings?
DK: I've described my work as Abstract-Pop/Post-grunge/Signwriter Expressionism (!!) and yes I owe quite a debt to Pop Art. Perhaps the more messy or anarchic American and European pop artist have influenced me: Kippenberger and Polke, Rauschenberg, Wool, Basquiat and earlier artists like Schwitters. I share the same love-hate relationship to culture and advertising that Pop has, plus the use of text. The collage technique of taking things from here and there – hoarding and re-combining images is a classic Pop technique, all the way.
I feel like I'm increasingly 'commenting' in the work now, analysing or critiquing these things that I'm taking from here and there.
JH: There seems to be anger among the playfulness in your work. What makes you angry?
DK: The anger in my work and in particular in this show 'City of Illusion' is mostly to do with the stresses and frustrations of daily city life, often related to how expensive or restrictive things are (that's Sydney for you). Perhaps my heckling, griping or gonzo commenting is more a quizzical or bemused confused anger than rage. To give an idea: in this show there's a painting called 'Big bad rent tiem' (pretty self-explanatory really!). Another that has 'Billion dollar sunset over re-development city' written on it, and another 'Connect, complain, entertain' which is like an inspirational/motivational quote for cynics.
Another piece 'Welcome to Sydney' is an oblique comment on the anti-culture sentiment Sydney seems to be undergoing - lock out laws and noise complaints. In that painting I've used beer-bottle tops for a frame.
I'm railing against what appears to be the increasing attempt to tame this cities vibrancy. I think we should have an event called 'Art Year', art all year round, every year. One viewer said of my work 'It's political but I'm not sure what It's saying'. I like that ambiguity too. I hope I'm not preaching too much in the work. Ultimately the painting has to work as an interesting image, regardless of my intentions of meaning. The anger is a bit of a front or persona I like to exploit in my work too, I'd like to be the Mark E Smith of painting.
JH: You told me that someone viewing your work once said you should have been a signwriter. Why the text?
DK: Ha ha, yes that's right! Some of the work in this show I've stripped right back to painting just text and nothing else so they are kind of 'signs'. Why text? Well I can't be the ONLY contemporary painter not using text!!! But I'm allowed to because I invented text-art back in the year 2000 at art school. Seriously though, being a huge fan of serial texters Basquiat and Christopher Wool really influenced my work. Also whilst studying I became interested in the work of Adam Cullen who would often have bits of text sprayed alongside the creepy figures in his paintings - seemingly unrelated text and image that you'd then create your own connection between.
Sometimes he'd use a quote or a song lyric or title, something out of context against the image. I really liked this strange collage-like effect, it was kind of like the text was a separate disembodied voice commenting on the image at times. These influences as well as advertising and now increasingly social media, where you get bombarded with things like a picture of a sunset or rainbow with some inane inspirational/motivational quote over the top. This combination of things has got me hooked on persevering with making my own word pictures.
JH: Dirk, is your show at Chrissie Cotter a significant one for you?
DK: Yes this show is significant for me, it'll be my biggest show to date. I 'm really looking forward to getting my new work out there and getting everyone's feedback. I'm building on artistic themes and momentum that has been slowly gathering for me over the past 5 years or so. I participated in 'The Other Art Fair' in Sept last year and this is my first show since then, and my first solo show in 2 and ½ years so I'm rearing to go.
Chrissie Cotter is a great gallery because it's a large community-minded space and is not probititively expensive like so many art galleries in inner Sydney.
JH: What can we expect to see at CITY OF ILLUSION at Chrissie Cotter?
DK: 'City of Illusion' is the culmination of several years' work exploring the theme of the urban environment, about 25 mixed media paintings in all, many of them using recycled/reclaimed for found materials. A few of the works feature the use of textas/markers but mostly acrylic paint, oils and enamels are the mediums used. A large number of the works feature extensive use of words and bright colours. There will be a short live music performance on opening night, and drinks. All works for sale reasonably priced. Everyone welcome. Mention 'Art Month' and you can pay double for any artwork.
John Hardacker
Guest Reviewer
6th April - 17th April 2016
Chrissy Cotter Gallery, Pidcock Street, Camperdown
Gallery Hours: 11am - 4pm Thursday to Sunday
Friday, February 26, 2016
Grafton Regional Gallery - Highlights
A long way from Sydney, in a regional gallery not near you.
The eminent ebullient Wendy Sharpe opened this show with a lively dialogue on women in art and society.
The highs and lows. The reasons why it's easy to be a woman artist working in obscurity, the brilliance of the Gorilla Girls and the resilience of woman artists. Who wouldn't be a woman artist when there is such inspiration to just keep going!
The Postcard show, a little gem on a few walls exposing a nice array small beguiling works! I'd go for the GW Bot, Ken Done and Wendy Sharpe of course but it's a silent auction so don't tell anyone. It's only a phone call away to place a silent bid and assist in fundraising for the marvellous Jada sssshhhhh !
Photography meets feminism with the outstanding Carol Jerrems and her intimate and iconic photographs. I can never get enough of her enigmatic photos of everyday people in a decade she has defined. Pat Brassington is another wonder for me! I have only mentioned two photographers to get this little article out there. Many of the works are drawn from the MGSs national collection of Australian photographers.
Check them out!
Bernadette Trela
Guest Reviewer
3rd February - 12th March 2016
Friday, February 12, 2016
Art Gallery of New South Wales - The Greats
When was the last time you saw a great painting, especially one that was painted way before you were born. A painting which viewed for the very first time in a fleeting moment then realising you have to stand firmly in front of it studying it's every detail.
That painting for me is 'Reverent Robert Walker Skating on Duddinton Loch' Medium oil on canvas, 76.2x63.5cm by Sir Henry Raeburn c1795. Although I know some of you may have thought I would have chosen a more flouncy floral type of work but hell no this is the one that gave me goosebumps on my forearms and the hairs on the back of my neck to stand up, this is the one that struck me with a lightning force and sent my eyes into a mad scurry searching for detail.
The slight of hand detail around the knees and upper thighs to the off white cravat, the blade scarred ice set against a soft turneresque background. The steadfast stare to the effortless pose. The serenity relaxes the viewer into submission.
The perfect end to a perfect exhibition.
Fleur MacDonald
24th October 2015 - 14th February 2016
Monday, February 1, 2016
Casual Powerhouse & Hazelhurst Regional Gallery
A couple of summer holiday shows on at two Sydney regional galleries well worth a visit. Patternation at Hazelhurst and Outer Space at the Casula Powerhouse are substantial but very differently curated exhibitions. One explores the formal aesthetic and conceptual possibilities presented by the largely abstract device of pattern making. The other addresses the phenomena of technology and the zeitgeist effect each event had on our culture eg space travel, satellite images…
Patternation at Hazelhurst, John Aslanidis, Cathy Blanchflower, Mark Booth, Gary Carsley, Helen Eager, Sophia Egarchos, Benjamin Forster, Heath Franco, Rochelle Haley, Natalya Hughes, Eveline Kotai, Melinda Le Guay, Al Munro, Brian Robinson, Liz Shreeve, Jason Sims and Djirrirra Wunungmurra.
Patternation, curated by Carrie Kibble, is a vibrant show that draws attention to the perception of art as something of a higher purpose as opposed to being purely decorative. In this show we are presented with works that undertake a deeper investigation of the concept of pattern. Pattern in this context becomes the structure that binds the scientific, natural and aesthetic world. It is the invisible phenomenon that forms our cellular structure and the engineering that holds our skyscrapers together. It is also the most potent device used in great art, music, poetry and prose whether it be figurative or abstract. So we are informed by this show that pattern is not merely ornamental but is an inspiration of mathematical movement and rhythms that reflect the building blocks of life itself.
The space allows for ambitious large scale works that at times overwhelm. John Aslandis's amazing sprawling work takes on a slightly different interpretation in each venue it is exhibited, the last at Gallery 9 earlier in 2015. Liz Shreeve's delicate paper cut piece is spectacular in its uncharacteristically huge format and Natalya Hughes's Panic Room is an installation that buzzes with anxious discord that is unsettling but compelling. Wunungmurras' indigenous pieces bring a quiet spiritual evocation of living symbiotically with the earth and video work from Pompom artists Heath Franco and Rochelle Haley provide a less formal and more conceptual utilisation of the exhibition's parameters.
Outerspace at Casula Powerhouse, Anotinette J. Citizen, David Haines & Joyce Hinterding, Peter Hennessey, Christina Lissman, Alasdair Macintyre, Adam Norton, Liam O'Brien, Mira Oosterweghel Sylvia Schwenk, Vernon Treweeke, Liam O'Brien, Wanderlust.
Outerspace addresses space, the void between the earth's atmosphere and the planets and stars. The pondering of space as positive rather than negative is an endeavour of artists metaphysically and compositionally – the space between. This show showcases installation, performance art, paintings and video traversing science fiction, popular culture and space technology as a vehicle to express the complexity of the human condition and it's revaluation in the context of constant change to our terrestrial and extraterrestrial environment. The impact I felt was strangely nostalgic, a reminder of the eventfulness of every technological advancement from man walking on the moon to the mind bending special effects of Star Wars compared to the current day where we seem to be desensitised to the wave after wave of technology and media.
Also there is an opportunity to pay homage to the late Vernon Treweeke with a selection of works.
Finally emerging artist Veronica Habib's show Tracking Security is occupying the Marsden Gallery. This thoughtful work is an extension of her graduate work started in 2012 that explores the perception of safety and compliance in contemporary city living. The themes are prophetically more relevant now than perhaps at their inception.
Both shows close February 7th.
Much of this show looks at technological advancement and popular culture during the era of the space race and its jettisoned aftermath. It has been covered by paintings, installations, video and performance.
Glenn Locklee
Guest Reviewer
5th December 2015 - 7th February 2016
12th December 2015 - 7th February 2016
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Cycloid Beta (サイクロイドβ Saikuroido β?) is one of the Cycloids, a pair of character composites from the Street Fighter EX series.
The Cycloids consist of Cycloid-β (a.k.a. Cycloid Beta), who is a blue 3D-model of a human male with no facial features, and Cycloid-γ (a.k.a. Cycloid Gamma), who looks similar to Beta, only Gamma's a wireframe model. Both use attacks borrowed from other characters and don't speak. Their origins are unknown. Amusingly, his body shines and still does so even when the game is paused.
Cycloid-β borrows the following Command Normals, Special Attacks and Super Combos (although they are renamed Beta (move name), for example, Beta Shoot Upper for Shoot Upper):
- Senpukyaku (from Ryu)
- Zenpou Tenshin
- Shoot Upper (from Blair)
- Justice Fist (from Allen)
- Purim Kick (from Pullum)
- Hienshu (from Chun-Li)
- Tatsumaki Sempukyaku (from Ryu, Akuma and Kairi)
- Death Trump (from D. Dark)
- Garyuu Messhuu (from Kairi)
- Kienshō (from Garuda)
- Shinku Tatsumaki Senpukyaku (from Ryu)
- His Guard Break move is also borrowed from Skullomania.
Its attacks are performed via "rolling" motions (such as QCF+P). Beta reappears in Street Fighter EX2 as the dummy in the Excel bonus stage. In EX2, a pink Cycloid can also be seen during the credits, where the player has an infinite Super Gauge.
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|Street Fighter EX Characters
| Akuma · Allen · Blair · Chun-Li · C. Jack · Darun · D. Dark · Garuda · Guile
Hokuto · Kairi · Ken · M. Bison · Pullum · Ryu · Skullomania · Zangief
|Bloody Hokuto · Cycloid-β · Cycloid-γ · Evil Ryu
|Dhalsim · Sakura
|Blanka · Hayate · Nanase · Shadowgeist · Sharon · Vega
|Area · Sagat · V. Rosso

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Terra, a new research-oriented magazine published by OSU, will be launched this week. Inside the cover is the question, "Why Terra?" "As a land-grant university, OSU has long focused on the Earth and its resources: oceans, forests, farm fields, watersheds and ecosystems. These are the stages for the evolving human story. On them, we play […]
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Terra – OSU's Research MagazineTuesday, February 28th, 2006
"Gas without gas stations"Monday, February 27th, 2006
After filling up the car recently, this kind of applicable research sounds totally amazing. Goran Jovanovic has developed a working microreactor that could revolutionize biodiesel production, making it easier to produce fuel locally and cleaner than refining petrochemicals into gasoline. All I can say is, "HURRY!" (Story also run in the Register-Guard, from where the […]
Turnaround Time on Undergraduate Applications for Fall TermFriday, February 24th, 2006
Jen posted a popular question this time of year: "Can you tell me approximately when decisions are made and applicants notified?" When talking about undergraduate applications (first year and transfer students), we try to send decisions within 2-3 weeks on a completed file (all transcripts, application fee, test scores, etc. are submitted). For students who […]
Happy Birthday to KBVR-FMFriday, February 17th, 2006
OSU's campus radio station turns 40 today! Ashley Slocki writes up a piece on the 40 year history of KBVR. Check out those sideburns!
Admission Application Period Still OpenFriday, February 17th, 2006
It has come to my attention that there might be some confusion among students and parents concerning our priority deadline of February 1. Let me attempt to clarify. The priority deadline for admissions and scholarship consideration only applies to those that are applying for academic scholarships. To be considered for said scholarships, students must have […]
OSU Partners with Humane Society on New CenterFriday, February 17th, 2006
The Oregon Humane Society announced Thursday that they will build the first-of-its-kind medical and learning center in the United States. The Animal Medical and Learning Center will be located in Portland and incorporate a university veterinary program with on-site animal care. Faculty from Oregon State University will be based on-site and students will live in […]
Application fees policy changeWednesday, February 15th, 2006
A message from the Director of Admissions, Michele Sandlin: "Effective January 1, 2006, the OSU Admissions application and application fee is effective for one year. Requests received January 1, 2006 and beyond to update admission application and fee to a future term will only be allowed for one full year from the term applied for. […]
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The Asian/Pacific American Education Office (led by Sandy Tsuenyoshi) hosted high school students and reps from the IRCO/Asian Family Center in Portland. The Admissions office assisted the APA office by meeting with the students to discuss admissions requirements, the application process (insight resume, deadlines, etc) , financial aid and scholarships, honors college, and other information. […]
Animal House-revisitedTuesday, February 14th, 2006
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Quick Cubs Hits
- Xavier Nady won't be ready to play regularly until...June!
The exclamation point is for a little joke going around the TCR comments, but Piniella said they'll be cautious with Nady through the cold weather. Considering he was suppose to be a 4th outfielder/pinch-hitter/short side platoon for Fukudome, it probably won't matter as much as I'm sure the Internet is about to make it out to be, but it could affect the roster construction. Sam Fuld who can play all three outfield positions moreso than Tyler Colvin could get a little edge if spring training numbers are close. Or the Cubs could finally go through with an 11-man pitching staff, considering two of them will be the losers of the 4th/5th starting rotation race.
- Milton Bradley spoke again, this time to ESPN. I'd rather watch back-to-back replays of the 2005 and 2006 World Series than revisit another Bradley story, but everyone else seems to think it's worth commenting on. He doesn't seem to say anything new except some odd reporting baiting about whether hate mail may have come from within the Cubs organization. Bradley doesn't outright deny the accusation, leaving it open with a "Who cares" and "I don't care to know". Scandalous!
Look, Bradley is (as reader "jumbo" wrote), the "ultimate narcissist crossed with a conspiracy theorist". He'll never accept responsibility for himself and nothing will ever be his fault. Hendry knocked out the response with his:
I think it's time maybe Milton looked at himself in the mirror. It is what it is. He didn't swing the bat; he didn't get the job done. His production was the only negative, or lack of."
But the Cubs are equally at fault, they signed him without knowing what they were getting themselves into and without putting anything into place to deal with his personality. Nothing that happened last year was a suprise to anyone but the Cubs, yet they handed out the three-year deal and they're the ones that thought Milton didn't need any special treatment. The Cubs are the people that buy rottweilers and then are shocked when it eats their kids. "But it looked so cute and playful at the pet store!"
- Remember this comment from Aramis Ramirez earlier in the spring?
Third baseman Aramis Ramirez refused to take batting practice against teammates during live BP on Saturday. When asked about it, Ramirez said he never takes batting practice against teammates. That's just something he doesn't like to do.
We all seemed a bit suprised by the statement, but it seemed reasonable enough. Problem is, our pal Arizona Phil who has been watching spring training for as least as long as I've been here at TCR (2005) and probably much longer, recalls things differently.
I thought it was odd when Ramirez didn't take "live" BP against Cubs pitchers at Fitch Park a couple of weeks ago, when it was said in the media that it's not that uncommon for the "big leaguers" to do that... except it IS unusual.
Ramirez took "live" BP in all other previous seasons, and he was the ONLY Cub hitter to not take "live" BP this year. And then in the 50-swing BP work-out at HoHoKam the day before the first Cactus League game, Ramirez did not get good swings until the last ten or so, when he was able to drive a couple of HR.
Hopefully it's just some oddness, but I wouldn't be too surprised if he's hiding an injury either.
- Jason Frasor is the hot topic for the Cubs and Twins to bring in as a reliever. Frasor had a great 2009 with a 2.50 ERA and 11 saves, to go along with 17 saves in 2004. Phil Rogers reports that the Blue Jays are looking for an outfielder in return and speculates on Tyler Colvin or Sam Fuld. Fuld wouldn't bother me, although the Cubs would certainly need to add an arm or two in there to complete the deal. But Colvin's been putting on a show in spring training and bulked up and looks like he's the first round pick he was meant to be. I'd be more than hesitant to trade him. Even though he doesn't have a job now with the Cubs, he has 3 minor league options left and there's no reason to rush him out of the system for an unspectacular arm, considering the run of bad luck and health the Cubs seem destined to run into.
While Frasor did have a good 2009, his career FIP is 3.80 that nearly matches his career 3.78 ERA. He keeps the ball in the park(0.79) and has good strikeout rates(8.29) and would be leaving the AL East. And he did pick up a change-up after 2008, which could be the reason behind his improved season. On the other hand, the Cubs would presumably be paying the whole bill and I don't think trading a potential 25-30 HR threat that could play center field on a "regular' basis (Jim Hendry's words on WGN on Saturday) for a reliever is a good use of resources. You'll find nothing in Colvin's past minor league records to support the assertion that he could be a starter or bring mad power, but you wouldn't have found them in Geovany Soto's either before 2007. Prospects mature at odd rates and Colvin is becoming an interesting option.
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I think a big part of anyone's take on Colvin is how much you buy into his arm injury costing him power as a hitter. The .220 ISO that he put up in AA certainly plays into the theory that as he moved farther away from his surgery some of the long projected power returns.
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If my Lilly prediction comes true, I will hate myself.
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I'd trade Colvin or anybody else in the farm system if I thought it would get the Cubs to the World Series. Having said that, I don't see this team (even with minor tweaks...i.e. Frasor) playing baseball in late October this year. I see ownership watching to see if anyone working for the Cubs actually knows what their job is, and how to do it well. A lot of big contracts could be gone after this year -- Pinella, D. Lee, Lilly, Nady. Wouldn't Colvin also be able to play 1B? He might be an interesting LH option if he truly becomes a 20-25 HR potential bat.
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Thanks for the nod in the post, Rob. It's been fun talking shit about MB
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The problem I see with Colvin going forward is his complete lack of plate discipline. For every Vlad Guerrero that makes it with piss poor plate discipline, we see a thousand Jayson Nix,Kpatt,Mike Caruso's flaming out.
I just don't see any way that Colvin isn't exposed by MLB pitching over time. Ryan Harvey looked really good in BP too.
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Tyler Colvin: .277/.320/.465, 105 walks, 341 K's in 1868 PA's
Ryan Harvey: .247/.300/.458 142 walks, 639 K's in 2329 PA's
Isn't Colvin considered more athletic than Harvey, as far as being able to play all 3 OF positions?
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Rob and I had a discussion about this the other week.
First off, he's not Vlad Guerrero - Vlad had ridiculous plate coverage.
What you want to look at is K rate and Colvin K's about average. He doesn't walk a lot or to this point hasn't hit for so much power, but if he K's 100 times and hits 25 HR's - that's a pretty useful player in CF even if he only walks 25 to 40 times.
That's about the best I think anyone could hope for at this point- 25 HR's 40 BB's a .280 average, sniffing .500 slugging and holding his own in CF.
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Certainly might be the hottest pitcher right now, but he's behind a few pitchers by most objective full season standards.
Well noted. You may also note that Lester's Career Playoff ERA is almost a full point lower, and he has a lower WHIP as well.
Can't have everything, I guess.
i'm happy enough with the Lester signing, but Scherzer has more than earned the extra money so far. If he was in the rotation instead of Lester, this team would feel practically bulletproof to me.
Blaspheme maybe, but I think Scherzer is the best pitcher in the NL right now.
Maddon was pimping Russell for Gold Glove honors recently as a manager should do...
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The Spencer County Fair 4-H and FFA Hog Show was held on Saturday, July 16th. Thank you to Warren Beeler for serving as the judge for this show. It is an honor for Mr. Beeler to judge our county fair show because he is a world renowned judge.
Hundreds of invisible creatures remain on the loose in Taylorsville despite dawn-to-dusk efforts of countless citizens to capture them.
Pokémon Go, the mobile game that's taken the nation by storm since its release July 6, has Taylorsville residents pacing the sidewalks in search of elusive Pokémon. It also has people talking about potential benefits and safety risks involved in playing the game.
In a few years, visitors to Taylorsville could enjoy a leisurely walk along a trail on the levee after shopping for fresh fruits and vegetables, followed by a visit to a history museum located inside the home of a Civil War hero, all activities they learned about after visiting the welcome center on Main Street.
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On 12/10, I decided to "check up on things" and I called the customer service number they gave me (770)937-3790. I got a strange messge saying that the line was being checked for errors. This made me wonder what was up, so I searched the internet for information about KCS, and found a website stating that they were not KCS and were not affiliated with them. They also gave the number for the Georgia office of consumer affairs, which I called. The rep I spoke with said she could not say for certain that they were illegitimate, but that they were doing an extensive investigation as a result of several complaints about the company. She told me that many people did not receive the items promised.
Fortunately, for me, I caught this early and contacted my back to try to fix the problem, get my money back. My bank rep said that since ten days have not elapsed, the money should be back in my account within 72 hours! Now; however, I am hasseled with the need to change my checking account number.
I work for a radio station, KWIX, KRES, and KIRK in Moberly, so now I'm working on a story to expose them for the fraud they are. I'm looking for any others that have been scammed by Key Credit Solutions. If you have been contacted by them, please contact me (firstname.lastname@example.com) so I may speak with you and possibly do an interview for my upcoming story.
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PlayMoolah is a financial empowerment company that enables young people to afford the life of their dreams by developing a positive relationship to money. We design and deliver educational, digital, and community experiences that use the power of play to activate responsible decisions. The team is known for their innovative methods and award-winning products, which combine behavioural research with game mechanics to cultivate daily practices.
Young people the world over are facing an unprecedented level of financial uncertainty, many are not prepared to be self-sufficient in the future. These young people are questioning the sustainability of the financial system and want a more balanced way to control their money and resources - us included! With this in mind, we realised that a new kind of financial capability is needed and have started a sustained conversation of what this looks like. Our vision is to champion a new paradigm that acknowledges community wealth, offers meaningful alternatives and builds resilience and responsibility in how money is utilised.
The seed for PlayMoolah was planted in 2008, during the worst financial crisis of our generation. Our founders', Audrey and Min's, world views were shaken when they saw what a drastic effect the economic collapse had on the everyday lives of people around the world. PlayMoolah was founded to address the gap in financial knowledge and positive behaviour change.
As youths, our founders realised that they too did not know the basics of money management. They thought that if such a solution had existed while they were children, they would be better equipped to handle the daily challenges of money management as young adults. This led to the first game the team built - the Moolahverse - an online product for children to learn basic money management through games.
The company has grown since to address the root of the problem - that people's money relationships are still fraught with lack of knowledge, inaction, and fear.
Both our founders, Audrey Tan and Min Lee, are Singaporeans who graduated from the National University of Singapore. They met in Silicon Valley through the NUS Overseas College programme, where they studied at Stanford University and worked at Qik, a startup that sold for $150M.
Audrey Tan - Architect of Dreams, has a background in games and new media. She previously founded two retail e-commerce businesses with a proven sales record. She has established her thought leadership through her honours thesis published on "Identifying Triggers within Persuasive Technology and Games for Saving and Money Management". Audrey is passionate about solutions to poverty, children, and social change.
Min Lee - Princess of Possibility, has a background in finance and technology entrepreneurship. She ran her first design business at age 17, built teams and communities, and managed over a hundred volunteers in University. Min is passionate about re-inventing education, technology, and design. She is currently experimenting with truth, business, and social change. She brings an eclectic blend of experiences to drive PlayMoolah's product strategy, innovation, and partnerships.
We hope to go global! We are already starting to see the seeds of PlayMoolah in different parts of the world. In the next few will years, we hope to serve the needs of more children, young adults and families around the world. We hope to see more partners coming on board and helping us reach out to more communities. We hope to enable greater access to the 8 forms of capital (material, living, financial, intellectual, social, cultural, spiritual & experiential) leading to a more meaningful life.
The Moolahverse is an interactive game for children aged 6 and above. It demonstrates the cycle of money, from earning, spending, saving, investing and giving. It's a self-directed learning tool for children to cultivate their own money management skills in a safe learning environment, helping them to understand the various aspects of money. Parents can monitor their progress and get involved through their own dashboard which is linked to the child's account.
WhyMoolah is Singapore's first real-life simulation for young adults. An entertaining mobile app that helps you confront life decisions in an easy to understand way. It takes you through possible stages from graduation to retirement. And it isn't all about money, there are other aspects as well such as how to spend their time, maintain career, etc. You can see how lifestyle decisions play out. It introduces you to the tools and technical know-how without jargon. WhyMoolah is free for download on Apple App Store and Google Play.
Honesty Circle is a monthly gathering of the community which provides a safe space to discuss our relationships to money as a context for inner transformation. The circle opens with a sharing session by our invited thought leader and speaker, followed by an honest sharing by the audience on personal endeavours and beliefs. The Honesty Circle also gives you a chance to speak to others who may be in a similar situation.
We find that the younger generation is actually quite interested in becoming financially savvy, in fact! The main problem is acting on the knowledge they have. They think they still have time and procrastinate. One way to remedy inaction is to talk about it. Although money is a taboo topic, open and honest dialogue, such as the ones held during Honesty Circle, help to de-mystify it.
As young people ourselves, we know that money can be a hard topic to get started on, and we think we have a lot of time to do it later. But, the biggest challenge is in not realising that our main asset in our youth is time - so we procrastinate. At PlayMoolah, we are trying to make it easier for young people to take the first small steps on their journey to financial freedom.
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Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine and Frank Thomas were elected to baseball's Hall of Fame on Wednesday, while Craig Biggio fell two votes short.
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- (Use a funnel that has a 2-inch opening, to layer nicely in jar.) With wire whisk, mix flour, baking powder, and baking soda.
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- Grate chocolate bar and mix into the oatmeal.
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- Add 1 egg and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla, mix well.
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The 28-year-old scored 31 goals in 82 appearances for the Addicks, helping to fire them to the Championship from League One, before opportunities dried up and he went out on loan to Brentford where he ultimately failed to repeat the feat as the Bees narrowly missed out on promotion.
If he gains clearance, this will be Wright-Phillips' first experience of football outside England and he will join former Valley team-mate Ruben Bover-Izquierdo and another ex-Charlton man in Lloyd Sam at the Northeast US club.
"Since Bradley's potential was first recognized by Manchester City and the England's Under-20 side, he has proved to be a goal scorer of note, whether playing up front or as a winger. We are delighted to sign him," said Red Bulls sporting director Andy Roxburgh.
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A recent letter stated that people don't care what Carl Paladino thinks. This is a stretch of the imagination. People do care what he thinks and says.
I agree with Paladino regarding RINOs (Republicans In Name Only). Anthony Gioia, Tom Reynolds and Jack Quinn Jr. are really fence jumpers. In other words, they are merely puppets for their party or liberals in disguise. These RINOs rub noses with each other now and after their political careers are over, obtaining lobbyist corporate positions and plum private jobs.
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Thank goodness Robert Whitcomb is no long the editorial pages editor of The Providence Journal. While he was in that position, it was obvious that he was about as far left as a journalist can be and still live and work in the United States.
Since Whitcomb�s retirement, his occasional commentary pieces have been published by The Journal. Whitcomb�s Aug. 16 Commentary piece (�All in the Family�), however, truly takes the trophy for leftist, cynical journalism.
It was about the strike by Market Basket employees since its CEO, Arthur T. Demoulas, who had treated them fairly and kindly for years, was ousted by a group headed by his cousin, Arthur S. Demoulas. The employees want their old boss back.
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An employee said that Arthur T. made Market Basket employees a �family.� Whitcomb condescendingly opines that �closely held companies such as Market Basket are not families.� Of course they are not literally �families,� but what is wrong with a CEO making his company feel like a family?
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