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Welcome to SportsNation! On Wednesday, we'll have ESPNLosAngeles.com Los Angeles Lakers bloggers Andy and Brian Kamenetzky stopping by for their weekly chat.
Before joining ESPNLosAngeles.com, Brian and Andy hosted Lakers Blog for the Los Angeles Times from 2005-09. They host the ESPN Kamenetzky Brothers Lakers PodKast and frequently appear on ESPN Radio 710. As contributors for ESPN The Magazine and ESPN.com, they have written about virtually every sport known to mankind.
Send your questions now and join the Brothers Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. PT/1:30 p.m. ET!
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Andy Kamenetzky (1:31 PM)
Hey all, how's it going? Let's get the chat started.
Mike Brown (El Segundo)
I'm just sitting here, waiting to lead this team to glory! I've got a whole series of Finals Eyewear ready to bust out. #LETUSCOACH
Andy Kamenetzky (1:32 PM)
You and me both, coach. Except I can only afford one pair of glasses, regardless of how long the playoff run would last. #NBACoachesMakeMoreThanBloggers
April (Las Vegas)
Why do you think it took so long for the players to dissolve the union? Couldn't they have done something like this four months ago?
Andy Kamenetzky (1:35 PM)
April: The union has considered (rightly) a disclaimer a nuclear option and has looked to avoid it unless absolutely necessary. Unfortunately, the double edged sword is, as the saying goes, timing is everything. Whether you think this strategy will be effective or not, the general consensus is it delays the negotiation process with legal battles. If the union was even willing to do this at all, they probably should have done it from the start.
Chris (San Diego)
So if there's no season, what do you guys do? Panhandle?
Andy Kamenetzky (1:36 PM)
Chris: Actually, we panhandle whether there's a season or not. We just look slightly more justified in our lack of dignity if we're panhandling in a lockout.
Kelly K. (Hollywood)
Who do you blame most at this point? Which side do you think is most responsible? I need to know where to direct my ire.
Andy Kamenetzky (1:44 PM)
Kelly K: While I think both sides have badly mishandled this situation, were I to focus the majority of your anger in one direction, it would be the owners'. They've somehow managed to allow unquestionable leverage to blow up in their faces. Rather than use this advantage as a means of ensuring what they truly need, they've gone after the entire enchilada right down to the garnish. Sports are not a risk-free enterprise, nor can you use a system to ensure profitability in the face of bad decisions. At some point, you need to actively try to entice the players, rather than lord power over them. While the players turned down a deal arguably worth their while, the owners rubbing their faces in the situation did everyone no favors.
Alfred (Bat Cave)
How can the players and owners not say that this thing has turned personal? Do the players really understand what they have just done by decertifying from the union? Why did they wait so long to do this? At this point, I for one hope we dont have a season, so the players and owners will see the irrepable damage they have just done to this league by showing the fans that all they care about is their $$$$$$
Brian Kamenetzky (1:51 PM)
Hey Alfred-I think it's definitely personal on a couple levels. Or at the very least, the ratio of cold calculated business maneuvering to personal stuff. The owners took the LBJ summer very personally, and believe what they're fighting for is as much control of the league as anything. The players don't want to feel like they're getting taken advantage of, or that they're being dictated to. These are guys very used to being said yes to. On both sides. Not a great recipe. Can't say I agree with you about not wanting to have a season just to prove the point, but I get the sentiment.
Pumpkin Escobar (Hogwarts)
Sup Fellas, if we loose the whole season, what will be made of the Sac Kings? Dont they have to April to make a deal for a satduim? Also, Stern did say contraction has been discussed, but not likely. Wouldnt the Kings make an easy target for a team to be contracted? Thanks fellas!
Andy Kamenetzky (1:52 PM)
Pumpkin Escobar: We just did a podcast with Colin Hanks ("Dexter," "Mad Men," etc.), a Kings fan who grew up in Sacto. His worst fear about the lockout isn't just the Kings being moved, which feels inevitable for a team struggling in town as it is. He thinks they'll be contracted altogether. I hate to say it, but his concerns are valid. The longer this lockout lasts, the more contraction has to be considered. Granted, contraction should be seriously discussed anyway, but that's another story.Here's the show, if you wanna listen. http://espn.go.com/blog/los-angeles/lakers/post/_/id/23083/podkast-with-colin-hanks-dexter-bay-area-sports-and-the-sacramento-kings
Brian Kamenetzky (1:53 PM)
Hi Maximus.Talking to Mo Evans Monday, he indicated there are a lot of other issues- those "B" issues the NBA talked about, like licensing, drug testing, D-League send down rules and split contracts, and so on that they don't consider minor, and that the league has proposed harsh stands. The system issues, at least the ones outlined by the league over the weekend, they're not awful. I mean, I get why the players don't like them, and why they would see this as a big loss (it is), but I kept looking for that poison pill and couldn't find it. It ain't a good offer, but I seriously question how much better the one they sign will be, especially when factoring in the lost revenue in salary b/c of cancelled games.
Maximus (Coliseum)
Are the players really about to blow the entire season over a mid level exception and a couple of other things which effects 20 players a year? This has to be all about ego, right?
Never (LA)
What's more likely to happen this weekend? More NBA games cancelled or the Twilight Saga smashing box office records!
Brian Kamenetzky (1:54 PM)
Twilight. They'll wait as long as possible before cancelling the XMas games. That's a huge date on the NBA's calendar, b/c it's when teh major network broadcast partner starts putting games on TV, and they have to start writing checks for the games missed.
Alexander (SD)
Has D-Fish hurt his image to the point of no repair? It seems like Fish wasn't ready for this battle, and has just really let the players down. How can anybody really trust Hunter and Fisher to make a deal?
Andy Kamenetzky (1:56 PM)
Alexander: No, I don't think Fisher's image has been hurt. This is a very difficult task he's been saddled with, and more importantly, it's not his day job. His positive image is the result of what he's done as a basketball player and a leader with character, not a negotiator. Granted, his resume would have been enhanced by getting a deal ASAP, but Stern and Hunter are the ones who'll lose in reputation and legacy if the season is lost, not Fisher. There's only so much you expect from Fisher in this, as opposed to those two.
Mike (Ladera Ranch)
Once the season is officially shot, will the courts keep the pressure on to create a new CBA or could this drag on to a nuclear spring and summer, followed by another nuclear winter?
Brian Kamenetzky (1:56 PM)
Hey Mike-I don't think anyone entirely knows that answer, but there's no question the court process slows things down considerably. For every judgment there's an appeal, then another, and a motion here, another there. It takes a ton of time. So while you never know when the end point might actually come, if indeed they do decide to let the legal process play out to the very end-- this is HIGHLY unlikely, I believe, just to say-- we could be without the NBA for a long time.
Scott V. (Anaheim)
I've already moved on to the Ducks.
Dave (5 Freeway)
How much does this tarnish the legacy of David Stern? Can he still be considered the best commissioner ever? People had said that about him.
Andy Kamenetzky (2:01 PM)
Dave: It hurts Stern's legacy a ton, in my opinion. For all the positives with Stern's successful efforts to grow the game and pull the league out of the abyss of irrelevance, two big work stoppages in 12-13 years is unprecedented. If the entire season is lost, the hit is even worse. Factor in his controversial (in my mind, harmful) reaction to the Brawl and his generally increasing arrogance as the years passed and I'm not sure how fondly he'll be remembered. The good can't be denied, but as the saying goes, the lockouts will go down on his permanent record.
Michael Jordan (Charlotte, NC)
Does my hardline stance as an owner reflect on me as a businessman or as a person?
Andy Kamenetzky (2:02 PM)
Michael Jordan: Both. You've always been about the money as a person, a player and a businessman, so how can these sides even be separated?
Franklin (Los Angeles)
Who has the most to lose on the Lakers if they don't play. Gotta be Kobe, right?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:03 PM)
On a personal level, Franklin, I think that's the case. (You can make an argument for the young guys-- rookies who might miss a chance to make a team this year, and theoretically scuttle their entire NBA careers.) Kobe will do as much as he can to hold off Father Time, but even he knows he can't do it forever. Losing a year makes him a year older, even if it gets his body back in order. That matters, b/c the injuries are going to come back in some form. Plus, the clock is running on the team around him. There is an expiration date on it, not only because they'll have to make a choice on Bynum, but Artest is a year older. The PGs are a year older, and so on. If the luxury tax rules are more punitive, they'll have to make some adjustments. This year and next really are Kobe's best chances, and given that the last proposal would have left things alone for a couple seasons, I'm sure he wasn't thrilled from this standpoint to see that deal get turned down.
Caleb (Dallas)
I love Metta WorldPeace. I have an Artest jersey hanging in my closest. But I'm terrified of what a lost season might do to his waistline/sanity. Do you have any words of comfort?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:03 PM)
Sure, Caleb. How about this: I'd be far, far more concerned about Lamar Odom.Comforting, no?
David (Wilshire)
Shannon Brown says Steve Blake wanted to approve the deal. Steve Blake denied it. Who's telling the truth? How many players do you think would have approved the deal on the table?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:06 PM)
Hey David-Honestly, I don't know. My guess is Blake wanted to play, but doesn't want to look like he's undercutting the union. I'm sure his stance is at least partly true-- that he wanted to make sure everything was fully vetted and put before the membership. It's hard to say for sure how many players would have voted for that basic deal, because it was never put in front of them. Scuttlebutt said it would have had a real chance. But one thing I think is clear-- A lot of guys really don't know what's going on, or what's in these proposals. If it was my career, I'd be taking a far more active interest.
Chris (Studio City)
Now that we're at this point, should Kobe have been more visible in this whole process? He's still 1A or 1B in terms of face of the players, plus he seems to have a LOT to lose (salary, a year he can't get back, etc.)?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:09 PM)
Hey Chris-I don't think so. I'm of the opinion that guys like Kobe have an unwinnable situation for themselves, if they get too involved publicly. He's done everything he should-- he's shown support for the union, offered to make loans, showed up to meetings, been a voice of moderation, but not rocking the boat. He has a TON on the line (honestly, I think losing the season bothers him almost as much as losing the money... or at least that ratio is a lot different than it is for most guys), but at the same time, how does he walk the line? If he pushes for guys to hold out, well, that's easy to say. He's made 180 million in salary over his career. If he says lets play, he's selling out for his own interests. Best to do what he has.
Alan (temecula, ca)
Seems like players were ok with 50/50 can u give me more details about other parts of agreement that made it so bad for the players?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:10 PM)
Alan-Things like the tax structure, the way the escrow account was set up and the contribution levels players would have to make. They didn't like the structure of the mid-level and other exceptions, and restrictions on sign and trades for tax paying teams. Basically, anything that would be seen to hinder player movement. Plus, those B issues I mentioned before.
Dr. Rufus T. Barleysheath (New York)
How many people do you think will truly, truly give up on the league if this thing busts up an entire season? People make threats, but would they follow through?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:11 PM)
Not in L.A.-- the Lakers will continue to sell out at home and on the road as long as they have the star power to be the Lakers-- but in other places I do believe there are fans who leave and won't come back. No question.
james (georgia)
I still don't understand why were having this lockout? just make an agreement already.
Brian Kamenetzky (2:14 PM)
James, I think you speak for a lot of fans. Most of them, really.
Trevor H. (Houston)
What was so bad about the last proposal that made the players decide to dissolve the union?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:14 PM)
I think they felt this was their last, best chance to play the remaining piece of leverage they felt they had. This was the one thing-- using the court system either in the manner they did or by the other form of decertification-- they could do to get the owners to come off their positions.
Steve R. (Los Angeles)
What are the odds you think we get any sort of season this year?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:16 PM)
I'm still saying there will be one. There is still time, based on the '98-'99 calendar. No XMas games, though.55-60% chance of season. But it's cloudy.
Michael U. (Brooklyn)
Let's be optimistic and say they fix this. Can the Lakers fill the holes they have fast enough to get back to the top of the W.C.?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:17 PM)
As long as they don't get fancy and try to re-work the entire roster, yes. Plug some holes. Find a viable option at center to back up Bynum and take pressure off Pau. Get someone-- doesn't have to be a guard-- who can reliably stretch the floor and make teams respect their outside shot. They don't need an overhaul, just more depth.
Andy (tustin)
What has been the worst move either side has made during the negotiations?
Brian Kamenetzky (2:21 PM)
Rhetoric. Both sides have done a horrible job controlling the rhetoric. I think that's been the NBA's biggest mistake. It's one thing to win the negotiation. Everyone knew that was coming, including the players. But don't poke them with a stick. Don't make them feel publicly like they're getting rolled. These are prideful, competitive guys and if you puff your chest out, they'll puff theirs, too. Throw them a bone here and there, let them save face.The players, I think, have done a poor job delivering their message, or even formulating a cogent plan to get this done. They have failed repeatedly to explain why the system issues are so important, or what a deal would look like that they would take. They've tried to hard to frame the debate in terms of fairness. This isn't about fair or unfair, but possible and not possible. Some of the things they want just aren't possible.
Yolanda C. (St. Louis)
Who do the Lakers use their amnesty provision on, assuming there is one? Walton is the most useless, but has a shorter deal. Artest makes a lot more money. Is he a candidate?
Andy Kamenetzky (2:21 PM)
Yolanda: I think you hit the nail on the head. If the season gets saved, I'd be stunned if it's not Walton. However, if we lose the whole year, and pick up next year when Luke has just one year remaining on his deal (which makes him easier to trade), then Metta World Peace becomes a very strong candidate. Even taking into account Barnes not being an ideal starter and Devin Ebanks being totally unproven, Artest is at that point their most unideal contract, between the length of the deal and arguably declining skills. He'd have to be considered.
Steve R. (Los Angeles)
Sucks for the Clippers, too. How close were they to being competitive this year? (I've already given up on the season)
Andy Kamenetzky (2:27 PM)
Steve R: Actually, I think the Clips were fairly close, health assumed. Griffin and Gordon are as good of a young inside-outside combination as the league has to offer, and guys like Aminu, Bledsoe and Jordan have all demonstrated promise. I also think lifting themselves from the presence of Baron Davis was a major plus. The Baron to Blake alley-oops were nice and perhaps the point guard found a new enthusiasm, but I don't trust him to remain positive, motivated and in shape for three years. History just doesn't back up that optimism. Plus, to truly move in the right direction, this needed to be "Blake's and Eric's team," and now it's official.
Andy Kamenetzky (2:28 PM)
Alrighty, that's all the time we have. Thanks for joining the fun. Keep swinging by the blog for more updates and thoughts.
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Ironically named indeed, as in this case to remain in light would be to perpetuate appreciation of perhaps the most maligned beer style in the craft brewing world, the American Light Lager. Further, its name is an obvious reference to one of the late 20th Centurys greatest albums by Talking Heads. A groundbreaking record, it pushed musical boundaries by blending American punk, funk, and early rap with Afrobeats polyrhythms and lyrical inspiration from African literature, improvisation, and the cut-up method developed by Brion Gysin and Gil Wolman. Psychoanalyst Michael A. Brog called its front cover a disarming image, which suggests both splitting and obliteration of identity and which introduces the listener to the albums recurring theme of identity disturbance.
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Remain In Light is brewed with pilsner malt and flaked rice, hopped with Styrian Goldings, Saaz and Hallertauer, and fermented cold and lagered with the famous lager yeast from Augustiner. Bitterness and body are intentionally higher than typically found in those beers made by our macro contemporaries. Clean malty cereal grain sweetness is delicate but noticeable, while spicy herbal hop notes spread across the palate and linger through a bracing bitter finish. Our choice of serving glass, a 12 oz. flute, serves to keep the beer colder while preparing you for the second round. Hold this beer up to the light and ask yourself, Where does that highway lead to?
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Last week's Inside Erie focused on the developing Erie Inland Port project, which is envisioned as a major freight logistics hub centered in western Erie County. The question for readers was whether they believe the Erie region's network of railroads, highways and ports can be leveraged into a game-changer in terms of industry and jobs.
Many European cities combine all types of transportation in one hub. You go to the Frankfurt airport and you will find, of course, airplanes, buses, trains and taxis all in the same large hub, in addition to freight handling. It is convenient and works well!
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Hanahan High School graduate Logan Devereux helped the South Boys claim a 1-0 victory Saturday during the 26th annual North-South Soccer Classic.
Devereux, a two-time all-region center-mid for the Hawks, was one of only 17 players from the lower part of the state to be selected for the South team, which took on 18 all-stars from the northern part of the state during the match. Only players who were seniors during the 2013-14 school year were eligible for the game but the all-stars came from all athletic divisions A through AAAA. The event was held at Blackbaud Stadium on Daniel Island.
Its always great to finish on a win and to finish with such a good group of lads, Devereux said. Its been a great high school season so to finish in an atmosphere like this and with a win is huge.
The former Hawk said he expected a tight match but he didnt anticipate the tempo he encountered Saturday.
The tempo surprised me, he said. I expected it to be a bit more conservative than it was. It was very fast paced.
Devereux plans to study exercise science at College of Charleston. He hasnt signed with the Cougars but says he hasnt ruled out trying to walk on the C of C soccer team.
After a half of scoreless soccer, Wandos Jackson Karolczyk headed a ball toward the North goal, but it was defended. However, Lexingtons Brett Smith was there for the clean up and in the 43rd minute sent a shot into the net for the games only score.
Swansea defender Arthur Myers was named the South MVP for the match. St. Josephs forward Christopher Heijer was named the North MVP.
The South also won the girls all-star match by a 3-1 margin. Bishop Englands Julia Shahid was named the South MVP.
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The 2016 Joint Meeting with AMS will be held in Vancouver, British Columbia November 3-6 at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel. More information and links to preliminary program, registration and volunteer sign-up can be found here.
In March of 2016, the Society for Music Theory's Executive Board voted to establish the SMT-40 Dissertation Fellowship, to be given annually with an inaugural award of $3500 in 2017. The first dissertation fellowship in the nearly 40-year history of the SMT, the award is made possible by support from SMT-40. Guidelines and an application form are here. The deadline for applications is October 15, 2016.
Richmond Browne was long an important figure in the music theory community, one of the small group of theorists who recognized the desirability of a separate intellectual home for music theorists in the late 1970s and brought the Society into existence. He spoke of that time in his 25th-anniversary banquet speech published in Music Theory Online, vol. 9/1 (2003). Richmond maintained an abiding fascination with the means by which the structure of the diatonic set makes the complexities of tonal music possible (summarized in "The Dialectic of Good Continuation in Tonal Music," Music Analysis, vol. 4/1-2 [1985]). With characteristic insight, Richmond was a valued teacher and dissertation director of many students, known for his generosity, encouragement, and support, from the inception of the Ph.D. program at The University of Michigan until his retirement in 1997.
C. Allen Winold, beloved pedagogue, accomplished musician, scholar with broad interests, and respected administrator, died in Tampa on August 15, at age 87. With degrees in violin, Allen remained an active performer, often performing in chamber groups with his wife, cellist Helga Winold. Allen completed his PhD in music theory at Indiana University in 1963 and served on the theory faculty and in administrative roles at Indiana until his 1993 retirement.
Allen's lectures on J.S. Bach, violin in hand and in a powdered wig were legendary. His interests in music cognition and pedagogy were reflected in papers and keynote addresses, and in the half-dozen textbooks he authored or co-authored, including Harmony: Patterns and Principles. He co-authored A Study of the Penderecki St. Luke Passion and The Choral Experience: Literature, Materials, and Methods. After retiring, he wrote Bach's Cello Suites: Analyses and Explorations. Colleagues recall him as unfailingly generous, supportive, and optimistic.
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The amazing Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (whose founder, Dr. Susan Linn, spoke at Green Meadow last week), started Screen-Free Week in 1994, as "TV-Free America".
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Share a little about the materials, processes and techniques used to create this cake: The cake was lemon butter cake with Swiss buttercream icing. 6" rounds iced and stacked 6" high were craved in the shape of a glass. I used a bubble tea straw over the copper pipe that inserted into the cake. The cake and pipe were covered in modelling chocolate. It was my first time making modelling chocolate. It was easy. I made sure I didn't over mix. I used a real beer can because of lack of time. I airbrushed all the colour which was the hardest part since I haven't had much experience. The handle was made out of modelling chocolate and painted with gold dust mixed with lemon extract. I put the cake in the fridge until I was ready to give it my husband. After a couple of hours in room temperature, it started to bleed. I guess the condensation dripping. Always learn something. Loved this class. So please with the project.
Hi, I like your cake, how did you get the copper rod through the glass?
I put the cake over and down through the rod. Cake got into the rod
Was this your first gravity defying cake? It looks so awesome did you use an airbrush for the color of the beer on the cup?
Yes it was my first gravity defying cake. I used an airbrush and then wiped off some of the colour with vodka.
Which colours you used for glass? And how did you supported the real can?
I used first yellow and then brown airbrush colours. It wasn't looking the way I wanted it to look so I wiped some of the colour off. I put modelling chocolate inside the can.
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Will was born and raised in Colorado, and is now serving as the Pastor of All Souls Church of Boulder. Will graduated from Western Theological Seminary in Holland, MI. He has worked in youth ministry, missions, and church planting, but is excited to now call Boulder home. In his free time, Will can be found fishing, reading Russian literature, biking, or drinking a good IPA. He is married to Lauren; they have been greatly blessed with their son, Liam, and daughter, Ellie.
Rachel recently joined All Souls as the Director of Children and Family Ministry. She was born and raised in Michigan and after living multiple places around the country, she is happy to call Boulder home. Having worked as an elementary school teacher, personal trainer and stay-at-home mom, Rachel believes that Family Ministry is a vital part of a church community. She feels passionate that children learn and experience the love of Christ and that parents are supported as they strive to live out their faith in their home and in the world. In her spare time Rachel enjoys running, biking, cooking and camping with her husband, Reuben, and three kids, Kaatje, Brody and Ian.
Alita joined the All Souls staff in the fall of 2014. She's an ex-academic, writer, wife, and new mom living in sunny Boulder, Colorado. She makes homemade cinnamon rolls each Easter.
Adam has been at All Souls since 2010 and is currently pursuing an M.Div at Western Theological Seminary as a part of the Newbigin House of Studies distance program. He enjoys organizing and working with our community groups, preaching from time to time and working with our celebrants. He also loves to fly fish and play in the mountains with his wife Emily and new puppy Benz.
Dan is an Associate Professor of Composition at the College of Music, University of Colorado and actively composes classical music for a variety of settings. After nearly 30 years spent in New England, Dan moved to Colorado in 2005 with his wife Hsing-ay and their daughter Kaela was born the following year. Dan is passionate about the intersection of faith and art and enjoys cooking, movies, and skiing when there is time.
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Lora Homeyer has attended All Souls since 2011 after moving from her East Coast roots, and she, her husband Andrew, and their daughter Camille are continuously thrilled to be at home with Boulder's beautiful people and playscape. Lora delights in exploring, experiencing, and capturing life's simple moments; you'll meet her along a trail (on foot or bike), next to a mountain stream, on a park swing (or pushing the swing these days!), behind a camera, in the pages of a journal, surrounded by her family or across the table from a friend.
Reid Morgan is a recent graduate from CU's MBA program and has fallen hard for Boulder since he moved here two years ago. From growing up in Indiana, to working in the Colorado mountains on a couple of guest ranches, to diving into life on the front range, Christ and community have consistently been life-consuming pursuits. A self-proclaimed "extreme extrovert" Reid will likely collapse into a personal existential crisis if he doesn't engage in human interaction at least every 20-30 minutes through his waking hours. He loves nothing more than bringing people together and connecting with them. He is beyond excited to bring that passion to the leadership team at All Souls.
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As DeSean Jackson lay on the ground after his vicious collision with Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson early in the second quarter, his offensive teammates stood a few feet away trying to process what they had just witnessed.
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Platinum Sponsor and Exhibitor, 2016 Marriott General Managers and Operations Leadership Summit in BALI
31 May 2016
In May this year RAMLER International was a Platinum Sponsor and Exhibitor at the 2016 Marriott General Managers and Operations Leadership Summit in Bali.
At the vendors exhibition RAMLER presented new products from our Food & Beverage ranges including the Connect Conferencing chair designed exclusively for Marriott.
The purposeful conference chair features many unique attributes such as;
- Can be used as a high back boardroom chair
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- Charging capability for delegated mobile phones and e tablets.
Also on display was our companies KUBE range of unique charging products, ranging from the Guestroom Kube Clock and also the Kube 5 units, ideal for public area guest amenity charging needs.
RAMLER, a proud preferred Marriott Supplier
19 October 2015
Ramler International has been awarded official supplier staus of Yogurtland USA, due to the durablity and excellent value of their furniture range. Yogurtland has over 250 franchises across the United States.
11 September 2015
Come see us at the Australian Airports Association National Conference in October.
Try out our Arconas seating - Ramler International will be at the show! We are showing our new BERNU range of beam seating and loose furniture products.
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Monday 12 — Friday 16 October 2015
Ramler Welcomes Vijay Menon as our new Director for the Middle East
26 May 2015
We are pleased to announce a new face into our ever expanding global team. Vijay Menon is based in Dubai and will help Ramler actively progress opportunities throughout the Middle East.
AAHAR International Trade Fair
10 March 2015
Ramler International's unique furniture solutions were seen and admired at AAHAR International Trade Fair, Melange.
AAHAR is the largest fair on Food & Hospitality Sector in India. It covers two separate, concurrent exhibitions. "Hospitality India" covering Hotel & Restaurant Equipment and Supplies and "Food India" covering Foods, Processed Foods, Food Processing & Beverages.
Exclusive Distributor in India
26 February 2015
Ramler is pleased to announce that Melange India have been appointed as our exclusive distributors for India.
Ramler - named in Australia's Best Student Accommodation
09 February 2015
Ramler created and installed custom furniture for Monash Students in October 2011. Since then, our project, in conjunction with Leighton Holdings Subsidiary and Broad Constructions and APM Group has achieved a 5 star 'Green Star As-Designed' rating and is in the process of assessment for an 'As Built 5 Star' rating.
Comprising two 5-storey buildings, each containing 300 studio units, the Monash University Student Housing development in Clayton sets the benchmark for student accommodation in Australia.
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Seasons Grettings & Happy New Year
19 December 2014
Following an exciting and successful 2014, the Team at Ramler would like to extend our best wishes to our valued customers for the holiday season and the new year ahead.
We look forward to revealing our new product and projects for 2015.
Louis Joliet and Chicago Ridge Malls
04 December 2014
Mayor of Chicago was at the grand opening of Louis Joliet and Chicago Ridge Malls. Custom furniture by Ramler. The mall features a Tilt video arcade, a play-area for children with seating for parents, a Tilted Kilt restaurant and a 14-screen Cinemark movie theatre that opened in 2009, replacing Silver Cinema's theatre. Located at 1118 Mall Loop Drive.
Newark International Airport
01 December 2014
In conjunction with Westfield USA and Environetics Architects, Ramler has successfully completed the fulfillment of furniture to Terminals A and B of the Newark International Airport in November 2014.
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Noam's research interests are in heat transfer and fluid mechanics, thermodynamics and Second-Law/Exergy analysis, energy conversion, solar energy, combustion, membrane distillation, flash evaporation and water desalination, destruction of hazardous wastes by photocatalysis and supercritical oxidation, scientific sustainability analysis, and heat treatment.
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Jerry Zeifman, a lifelong Democrat, supervised the work of 27-year-old Hillary Rodham on the committee. Hillary got a job working on the investigation at the behest of her former law professor, Burke Marshall, who was also Sen. Ted Kennedy's chief counsel in the Chappaquiddick affair. When the investigation was over, Zeifman fired Hillary from the committee staff and refused to give her a letter of recommendation – one of only three people who earned that dubious distinction in Zeifman's 17-year career.
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Nalu is a 5-month-old sea lion pup that was found abandoned near Santa Barbara, Calif. He will now call the Milwaukee Zoo his new home.
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All-American DL Tuitt Will Return to South Bend
National Signing Day is still months down the road, but Notre Dame may have already received its biggest commitment for 2014. Maybe.
Speaking to the school?s student newspaper, the Observer, All-American defensive lineman Stephon Tuitt was asked about his plans for 2014. As a junior, Tuitt would be eligible to make himself available for the April NFL draft next year.
Instead, and at least for now, Tuitt plans on continuing his collegiate playing career in South Bend.
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25 Candies to Home-Make and Eat A Ton Of
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It's not for everyone, but fans of salty black licorice know: This stuff is addictive.
7 Common Mistakes to Avoid for Candy Shop-Worthy Fudge and Caramels
Ever made fudge? Caramel? A little patience and some solid intel will make you a bonafide candy man (or woman).
We Fed Kids Fancy Artisanal Chocolate. They Were Not Impressed
Kids love chocolate, right? Here's what happened when we fed children fancy artisan chocolate bars for Halloween. (Spoiler alert: It was more trick than treat.)
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So much candy, so little time, right? Here's what you should be noshing on at Ikea's new candy stores.
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More leftover candy canes than you know what to do with? From DIY peppermint ice cream to candy truffles, here are some tasty ideas to get rid of them all.
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Holiday treats aren't just about cookies anymore. They're also about candies that come in a dazzling array of colors and unusual flavor combinations.
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What's the deal with all those scorpion candies anyway? Does anyone actually eat the scorpion? We investigate.
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I'm not sure if this is a piss take, or the real thing. I've seen it on Gizmodo and other gear sites. It's called the Wenger 1.0 it's a swiss army...knife? It's got 85 tools and is only supposed to run $1200.00
I can't beleive this thing is real... I'm no industrial designer but I'd have to say this thing is piss poor. How are you supposed to use it? Carry it? Afford it?
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Scouts Inc.'s Matt Williamson examines the biggest weakness of each NFC East team and offers some potential solutions.
Outside of the ball-hawking Asante Samuel, the Eagles are extremely light at corner. The Eagles gave up a whopping 31 touchdown passes last season. Ellis Hobbs will retire, but the Eagles are set with their nickelback in Joselio Hanson.
They really need to a find a starter. Depth here isn't bad. Trevard Lindley could step up as he matures, and Dimitri Patterson has starting experience. But when Patterson is on the field, the offense targets him.
Obviously, the free-agent corner everyone is thinking about is Nnamdi Asomugha. Hey, I can't argue with adding a truly elite cover man like Asomugha. But wow, is he going to be expensive. It is easy for me to spend the owner's money -- and who knows what is going to happen with the salary cap. Asomugha will turn 30 in July; Samuel will turn 30 during the 2011 season.
The next best option would be the Bengals' Johnathan Joseph, who would be a big upgrade opposite Samuel. Joseph still has upside. He is very gifted but needs to stay healthy. Pittsburgh's Ike Taylor and the Jets' Antonio Cromartie are well-known players, but Taylor could be starting to decline slightly and is older than Samuel while Cromartie doesn't like to tackle. Still, either player would help immediately.
Baltimore has two corners who played well last year -- Chris Carr and Josh Wilson. The Eagles probably wouldn't have to break the bank on either, and Wilson in particular is quite intriguing.
Although I have a hunch that Andy Reid will use the 23rd selection in the first round on an offensive lineman like Florida's Mike Pouncey or Wisconsin's Gabe Carimi, there are three corners worth considering with that pick. Colorado's Jimmy Smith is the most physically gifted, and Aaron Williams from Texas has excellent size. However, the player I would target is Miami's Brandon Harris. In fact, Harris is such a good fit that I would consider moving up to assure that he became the Eagles' property.
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One of the biggest Bitcoin Exchanges, MtGox, has gone offline.
The exchange has been hit by technical issues and recently halted all customer withdrawals of the digital currency after it spotted what it called "unusual activity".
The move is a setback for backers of Bitcoin, who have been pushing for greater adoption of the currency.
Meanwhile, six other major Bitcoin exchanges issued a joint statement distancing themselves from MtGox.Major Bitcoin Exchange, Mt. Gox, Goes Offline [bbc.co.uk]
Ibill, the Dollar is at least backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. (Such as it us).
Bitcoins are backed by 1's and 0's.
The problem with BitCoin is the government doesn't like it when the people take power away from the government and currency control is a means of controlling the population.
enshrined in law and offer some form of protection from "sorry all your money is gone"
history has proven that most traditional financial institutions TEND to be fairly safe over the long haul.
Flexcoin, famous for making bitcoin banking as easy as regular banking, is no more. The company shut its doors on Tuesday morning after hackers stole 896 bitcoins (nearly $620,000) from its vault on Sunday. And the most unsettling thing? That wasn't even the only bitcoin heist last weekend.


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Perrine SDA School is a Seventh-Day Adventist Christian School, serving grades Pre-K4-Grade 8, located in Southwest Miami-Dade County.
PSDA School was established in 1996 with a vision to provide quality Christian education for the church and community.
Ten years later we still maintain that vision.
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|General Conference of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church (GCSDAC)
National Independent Private Schools Association
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Finances and Admission
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- OUR MISSION The mission of PSDA School is to provide a Seventh-day Adventist Christian environment in which youth may develop and mature spiritually, intellectually, physically, and socially. In harmony with this purpose, students will be provided with the opportunity to pursue general study programs which will prepare them for life- long learning and provide more enriched and productive lives in the service of God, the church, and their fellowmen.
- ' Our students are able to learn in a safe Christian environment, which provides minimal distractions and thus enhances the learning potential
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In a week when the big news is the appointment of Laurie Winters as director at the Museum of Wisconsin Art, it seems like a good time to stop and consider what it means to be a Wisconsin artist.
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"Polar M is the solo project of Masumi Muranaka who resides in Kyoto. His beautiful soundscapes are created mostly by electric guitar, and he is also a guitarist for musicians of various genres in Japan. In 2010, he took part in the recording of Rimacona!s album and is a long-term collaborator and friend of Marihiko Hara. Apart from his own work being regularly played in local cafes, apparel shops, exhibitions and the like, he has also made a series of performances with contemporary improvised dance. Despite his background in Japan, the Polar M debut release on NKR will be Masumi!s first major solo release outside Japan, and its a release which should mark Masumi out as one of the most significant artists in Japan today. Layering his crown as a king of melody with the guitar is a wonderful sense of rhythm with his textured beats. The real 'wow' facture comes in the haunting use of reverb and washed out synth which lays very subtley behind many of the pieces, as well as our dear friend Marihiko Hara's assistance on two of the tracks." (label info)
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Dark Centuries is a fantasy medieval MMORPG where the Vikings, Celts and Saracens fight for supremacy.
Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on June 27, 2014.
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The Dark Centuries is a MMORPG, gender fantasy medieval game, with a realistic graphic-style.
We want to create a game that is an alternative to the many standardized clone-products that have been in the market since 2004.
In The Dark Centuries, you can choose to be one of three playable factions, characterized in the middle ages (years 1.000 - 1.300 AD) and inspired by glorious civilizations that existed in the past: The Norns, descending by the Vikings, the Keltios, deriving by the Celts, and the Sarq'Yin, inspired by the Saracens.
The aim is to beat your enemies, and final victory is achieved by invading the enemies' frontiers and defeating the enemy Great Lord.
The Dark Centuries: designed by gamers and for gamers. The Dark Centuries offers you the opportunity to carve out your own gaming-style, whether you spend hours a day playing it or a few minutes a week; no matter if you choose to impersonate a fighter, a mystic, a thief or a crafter, regardless of which activity you choose to perform.
Whenever you play, The Dark Centuries will teleport you to another dimension, made of its own rules and characters, sounds and noises so it feels as though you are really there. The Dark Centuries will become your new world.
As developers of the game, we are particularly committed to create an immersive context not only by adopting the right graphic details but above all by introducing new playing mechanisms and players interaction rules, stimulating community playing.
As if arriving in a new place for the first time, players will have to spend time looking around, speaking to other citizens for hints or directions, and find a way to make some money and go in search of a market to buy food, clothes and weapons. In summary, you will be required to find your way of living and chose how to contribute to the prosperous development of your realm, and your new home.
Each realm is made of an inner portion and a frontier. The inner portion hosts a Capital and other important cities; Players will have the opportunity to directly interact with certain city areas, building their houses (in-game housing), shops (depending on their profession as a crafter) as well as public utility buildings (stables, blacksmith's shops etc.). Players will contribute to create their world, building it and making it their own. The frontier is divided in three tiers based on the distance from the inner realm; the nearest tier is the most protected while the farthest is the most savage. In the frontier players can extend their control over the territories by conquering keeps, outposts and resources gathering points.
As already stated, in The Dark Centuries there are three playable factions.
Although there will be just one main race characterized by human like features, the graphic engine will offer ample possibilities to customize each character.
Characters will be divided in four main groups; the Fighters, specialized in melee combat, the Mystics, specialized in the use of magic, offensive, defensive and curative, the Thieves, specialized in ranged attacks and ambushes, and the Crafters which will be better described in a dedicated chapter.
Particular attention will be dedicated to mobs creation as they are taken directly from historically accurate legends. For example, a mob of the Keltios realm will be the Sluagh (the dead celtic sinner).
Sluaghs are scary creatures that hunt down souls. According to Irish folklore, sluaghs are dead sinners that come back as malicious spirits. These spirits come from the west flying in groups like flocks of birds and try to enter a house where someone is dying to take away that person's soul. Some Irish families would keep there west-facing windows shut at all times to keep the sluaghs out of their homes.
Crafters are one of the pillars of the in-game community we plan to forge, exactly at the same hierarchical level of fighters, mystics and thieves. They follow a dedicated pattern of growth, study to acquire how to learn specific recipes, experience the usage of different ingredients to obtain the most powerful product makes, fulfil a different set of tasks and missions and, last but not least, produce the highest quality objects findable in the game.
Either eager to limit his exploration to the surroundings of his house, to find the appropriate ponds where to catch the best fishes for their culinary recipes, or willing to visit distant lands to spot the rarest herbs for his potions; jealous of his own recipes to the point to keep them secret or open to make them known to others to help them make experience, a crafter is essentially a player who longs to live adventures like all the other players and to continuously access higher level of excellence in the interest of the realm!
Crafters will play an important role even in frontier thanks to a range of abilities enabling them to fight alongside other players without directly entering in combat (for example using turrets, mechanical traps and various other devices).
In conclusion therefore, while admitting that a GPS model map is of great help to players' travelling around, we honestly believe that when it comes to emotions and in-game immersion, this system takes out more than it gives in practical terms.
In The Dark Centuries, we intend to address the issue of maps in a serious and consistent way, by introducing a skill called Cartography. Unavailable at the early stages, this skill will be available in a basic version for all classes, and in a more advanced version to crafters only. By studying cartography, players will be able to produce maps that will be simple drafts at the first levels (indicating only cardinal points and dimensional boundaries of the territory) to become more and more detailed at higher levels (reporting important elements of the site and even indicating the names).
How it works: Spread around the territory there are a series of special nodes for mapping, that the cartographer is able to recognize. These nodes are divided into:
Furthermore, the maps will be drawn in a rather simple way and can never be viewed simultaneously with the game: if you want to look at a map, you have to call it on the screen, choose the way and then close it up and return to travel. Maps must be a support to players' orientation and never become similar to GPS systems; these will not indicate the direction the player is going to and will not guarantee players to always take the right path.
The Dark Centuries has a number of features that make it quite different from the products currently on the market. These will be explained in the Principles of the game, that will be put in the updates section, during the next month.
Some samples are as follows:
The funds raised through Kickstarter will enable us to hire SW engineers and developers needed to accelerate the development and deliver a playable Beta by the end of 2015.
Having cumulated thousands of played-hours to the very best MMORPG the market has been offering since 2000, our team have brought in incredibly skilful creative artists in order to give life to our imagination.
While we are convinced these are very important skills to have, especially when creating a game from scratch, on the other hand we are aiming to create something unique, an original piece of work, an experience that will change the way gamers play and we realize that for a game like the one we have in mind we most probably need more than all of this.
On the same token, this is the basic reason why we are using Kickstarter as our funding platform as this is the biggest opportunity to hopefully find several like-minded gamers who will be with us in the coming months, provide us feedback, try our Beta, and also be ambassadors for our Quest!
We have a wealth of experience in the gaming industry including structuring game dynamics, combat methodologies and artwork. We have previously worked on several successful games such as SpaceStunt 3D, Fairytale Fights (PS3/XBox 360) and PomPom Party (PS2). We are very excited to move forward with The Dark Centuries.
There are risks associated with any start-up, let alone an online game that aims to entertain many players. As a team we have the experience to understand how to successfully run a start-up and know what it takes to deliver a project on budget and on time. We have set strict deadlines for this project that we are committed to respect. In order to meet them, in addition to our core members, we aim to involve experienced freelance professionals which will enable us to speed up things where needed while at the same time keep a high level of quality and performance.
Furthermore creating a viable alternative to a successful game's model is a challenge. We recognize this and perfectly understand that our aim is very ambitious. While our perspective and many years of experience as gamers represent an invaluable asset to have, we also realize that we need to bring the viewpoint of many more gamers into it. Involving the gaming community into the project to test our assumptions, to gain more ideas, leveraging the brainpower of people who are "passionate but unsatisfied" gamers like us, who will want to be part of the driving engine and help us deliver our dream is not only a way to mitigate this risk, but also key to success in our opinion.
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Instead, it's believed that manufacturers seizing market share from competing vendors is fueling the increased supply concentration. Rodney Bosch · July 20, 2016
Last year the video surveillance equipment revenues barely made it into the black, following a strong 2014. SSI Staff · June 20, 2016
Despite stagnant and slowing construction rates in Europe and China, the global market for mechanical locks and door hardware is expected to continue along a path of steady growth. SSI Staff · November 12, 2015
IHS projects electromechanical locks to see the most uptake over the next 5-8 years, representing nearly 77% of the total electronic lock market globally this year. SSI Staff · July 21, 2015
Changing legislation and initiatives such as Next Generation 911 are seen as growth drivers. SSI Staff · July 09, 2015
Integration with home automation systems is driving growth for the products, according to IHS. SSI Staff · January 29, 2015
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The Royal Library of Alexandria, or Ancient Library of Alexandria, in Alexandria, Egypt, was the largest and most significant great library of the ancient world. This collection of facts looks past the burning of the Library of Alexandria, and examines its' purpose, social dynamics, and curatorial methods.
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Here in ten great Halls, whose ample walls were lined with spacious armaria, numbered and titled, were housed the myriad manuscripts containing the wisdom, knowledge, and information, accumulated by the genius of the Hellenic peoples. Each of the ten Halls was assigned to a separate department of learning embracing the assumed ten divisions of Hellenic knowledge as may have been found in the Catalogue of Callimachus of Greek Literature in the Alexandrian Library, the farfamed Pinakes. The Halls were used by the scholars for general research, although there were smaller separate rooms for individuals or groups engaged in special studies.
From its Gate of the Sun to its Gate of the Moon, temples and palaces lined its spacious streets. Marbled columns and glittering statues dazzled visitors. Alexandria witnessed not only the romance of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra but also the genius of the greatest mathematicians and boasted the world's first and greatest public library, a library whose aim was to contain a copy of every book ever written
Old Persian and Armenian traditions indicate that Alexander the Great, upon seeing the great library of Ashurbanipal at Nineveh,[8] was inspired to combine all the works of the various nations he conquered, translate them into Greek, and collect them all under one roof.
In this way, Alexandrians would not only find unity in a common Pan-Hellenic culture but they would, in a very specific sense, be at the very core of that culture. The creation of the Great Library and its attendant institutions were indispensable contributions toward making Alexandria into this intellectual and cultural center.
In order to attract scholars to the Mouseion, the Ptolemies offered scholars free board, lodging, servants, tax exemptions, and handsome salaries – for life.
Physically, few descriptions of the Mouseion grounds have come down to us. However we do know that the physical structure of the school not only reflected Aristotle's division of knowledge into observational and deductive topics, it was also laid out in a way that reflected and encouraged Aristotle's peripatetic ideal of scholarship
Combining the Egyptian tradition of housing libraries within religious temples and the Greek religious and intellectual tradition of the mouseion created a uniquely Pan-Hellenic variation. The Alexandrian Mouseion combined the religious and intellectual attributes of similar Greek institutions with the religious and bibliophilic attributes of analogous Egyptian institutions.
In practical terms, the Mouseion was the physical campus of a self-contained community of scholars,complete with living quarters. As such, the Library was a part of the Mouseion, which was located on the grounds of the royal palace.The Library and the Mouseion cannot be discussed separately. They are institutions so intertwined that the history and influences and characters of one are in many cases identical to the other. They are institutions inextricably tied to each other, with the Library being an integral part of the Mouseion.
In time, there were two library sites. The original was housed in the library's original space in the Mouseion and held between 400,000 and 700,000 scrolls.
During the reign of Ptolemy Eurgertes, the Library borrowed Athens' official versions of the plays of Aeschylus, Sophocles, and Euripides, giving Athens an enormous amount of money; the modern equivalent of millions of dollars, as surety for their return.
The early Ptolemies seemed determined to follow Alexander the Great's plans to create a universal library. The very fact that they defined their institution as a "universal" library immediately gives modern readers a sense of the scope and priorities the Ptolemies had for their institution; they wanted everything.
However, its larger purpose is lost from popular memory and is indeed largely missing from our conception of the library in higher education today. The "temple of the muses" was a research center, a museum, and a venue for celebrating the arts, inquiry, and scholarship
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The curious thing about ranking players on a stacked, Super Bowl contender like the San Francisco 49ers, is that being the best might not qualify you as the most irreplaceable and vice versa.
"What's that, now?" (said with the heavy Minnesota accent of Fargo's Lester Nygaard).
Take last season for example.
Outside linebacker Aldon Smith missed Weeks 4 through 9 while attending a rehab facility for substance abuse. Yet despite his incontrovertible status as one of the NFL's upper-echelon pass-rushers, the 49ers went a perfect 5-0 during his absence.
How does a game-changing defender—a first-team All-Pro with 42 sacks in 43 career games, in fact—miss an entire month and his team not miss a beat?
In a word, dominant positional groupings and elite coaching.
Without detracting from Smith's run-stuffing and quarterback-sacking prowess, the 49ers are flush with talent in their front seven. Take a piece out, and the system still functions because of the quality of the composite whole.
Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio and veteran stalwarts like Justin Smith and Patrick Willis make sure of it.
But all that said, players are ultimately the ones making the actual plays. And not all of them are replaceable over the long term.
Remove Aldon Smith from the field for more than five games—or from the playoff roster, for that matter—and serious repercussions will surely present. The same goes for a select number of offensive personnel.
We can all remember how scoring on offense eventually came at a premium with wide receiver Michael Crabtree shelved for most of 2013.
So even with a bevy of offseason additions on both sides of the ball, the value of some individual players indeed outweighs overall depth at certain positions.
As such, this list will rank those members of the Red and Gold who are vital to its ultimate measure of success: Wins in the postseason. These are the gridiron assets whose absence would prevent another genuine run at a Lombardi Trophy this year.
With that ranking criterion in mind, here now are the six most irreplaceable 49ers in 2014.