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Jets John Idzik On The Revis Trade To The Bucs
New York Jets general manager John Idzik spoke with the media Sunday night about the Darrelle Revis trade to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the future of the Jets organization.
Opening Statement?
John Idzik: Good evening, everybody. We wanted to take this opportunity to formally announce the trade of Darrelle Revis to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Obviously when it involves a very talented player who's had a significant impact to our team and our community, there's much, much thought put into a move like this. And there are many factors involved, multiple factors involved in a move of this magnitude. So it's not taken lightly. Darrelle had a desire to remain a Jet for his career, and I can share with you that we genuinely wanted to follow through with that desire, as well. We shared that desire. However, it's not as simple as player wanting club and club wanting player. When it comes down to something of this magnitude, there are many factors involved, and I'd just like to outline a few of them so that you can gain a feel for what we were considering and then ultimately how we came to the conclusion that we did today. First of all, fitting a deal of historical proportions into our short term and long term plans is very difficult. Whenever you start to leave what would be construed as a normal deal with respect to the player's position, his experience, and you're doing something so called out-of-the-box, that takes a lot of consideration. You know, ultimately we're chartered with managing the most competitive 53-man roster that we're capable of doing. When you do factor in a deal, then again of historical proportions, that can have an impact on your ability to make potential roster moves both now and in the future. So that was a factor. Secondly, there is the timing of a potential extension. Darrelle, as everyone knows, is in the final year of his contract. Darrelle, as everyone also knows, is in the midst of rehabbing a very significant knee injury, the first significant injury that he has had to deal with. So really until we see him through completion of rehab and playing without inhibition and playing the way we know Darrelle can play, there would always be a degree of uncertainty there. That said, we know Darrelle, we know his approach. He's a professional. He approaches everything with vigor, and so we were optimistic that the outcome would be positive, but until you go through it, you never know for sure. Darrelle was understandably motivated to do a deal as soon as possible. On the other hand, from a timing standpoint, we were more apt to wait a little bit to see more returns. Thirdly, the probability of eventually reaching a mutually acceptable extension, you had to take that into account. It became quite evident, we had some discussions with his representation, and it became quite evident to us that there was a substantial difference between Darrelle's view of his value and ours. So we felt like there would have to be a significant change on either side in order to create a path toward reaching an agreeable deal for the long term. So you had to really weigh that into the situation, too. And lastly, a player of Darrelle's stature certainly garners a lot of attention. That's been illustrated by the high level of speculation that has circulated around the Jets and Darrelle ever since my arrival. With that, whenever there's an inclination or even a perceived inclination that Darrelle may be available, you're going to field a lot of calls, and it was never our intent to proactively go out and shop Darrelle. It was never our goal to have Darrelle leave the Jets; on the contrary, as I stated before, we wanted Darrelle to remain a Jet for the long term ideally. But Tampa reached out. They expressed a sustained and sincere interest in Darrelle, and generally as things go in the National Football League, there's a lot of kicking tires, there's a lot of speculative type of discussions with respect to trades, but as you get closer to the draft, those talks become more real. And that's in general what happened here. Once we reached a point with Tampa and they presented an offer that we felt merited serious consideration, we discussed it at length internally, and we really ultimately came to the conclusion that this was the best thing to do for the Jets at this time. So we feel like trading Darrelle, although it's very hard, very hard to do, that this was the best thing to do for really all concerned, given the circumstances. First and foremost, from our standpoint we received very valuable compensation that necessitated making a decision prior to the draft. Again, ideally we would have wanted to wait to see, let things play out a little bit more, but with the draft this week and with compensation entailing the draft, that sped up the timeline a little bit. We feel like this year's draft is going to help bolster our roster, so that was certainly a factor in our decision. Darrelle on his side felt like he would be in a place where he could continue his rehab with a more realistic chance of obtaining an extension at his desired value, because again, it became quite evident to us that was not going to happen here. And in the end, given everything that was under consideration, we just felt like it was the right thing to do. So I'd like to say that the New York Jets are extremely grateful to have had Darrelle on our roster for six very memorable years. He gave us everything he had. He performed at an extremely high level. He was a great leader in our locker room. He's a great guy in the community. But in the end, again, for all the factors that we had to weigh, we felt like this was the right thing to do first and foremost by the New York Jets and what we have to do as a team, and then also it happened to benefit Darrelle, as well. We wish Darrelle continued success in Tampa and for the remainder of his career.
On whether the team is sacrificing the short-term for the long-term?
Idzik: No, I wouldn't characterize it as sacrifice. I think any time you contemplate a trade, we're always going to have both the short and long-term interests of the club in mind because we feel like with the compensation we received, we're going to gain some short-term benefits, that we're going to get some very valued players on our roster. They're going to help us in years to come.
I don't think it's quite that simple, that we're sacrificing a short term versus long term. We do look at both of those. When we made this decision, we felt like this was the best for both the short and long-term success of the New York Jets.
On whether his relationship with Tampa Bay General Manager Mark Dominik helped the deal?
Idzik: Well, I don't know that it had any impact on the deal itself because, in the end, it's going to be do you feel like the compensation is worthy of consideration and ultimately do you make an affirmative decision on it? But that said, I certainly know the Glazers (and) have a lot of respect for them. I know Mark. I've known him for years. It makes it easier from the standpoint of just communicating back and forth, and there's a trust level there. From that standpoint, yes, it made things go a little more smoothly, but, in the end, the compensation has to be such that you feel like it's good for your club.
On whether he would have offered a similar deal to Revis if available?
Idzik: Well, again, we haven't seen the deal with Tampa Bay, and we're not going to comment on anyone else's deal, much less our own. I can say this, that it became abundantly clear to us that his (perceived) value was such that we wouldn't get there, that that just didn't fit with what the Jets had in store.
On Coach Ryan?s input on the trade?
Idzik: Well, of course Coach Ryan is on the call so I'll let him speak to this, as well. I can say that ever since I've been here, Rex and I have been joined at the hip. All things that we do, they're going to be collaborative. They're going to involve everyone's input. And certainly Rex was heavily involved in the discussion and the ultimate direction we headed. We discussed this often. Like I said from the start of this call, when it deals with a player of Darrelle Revis' stature, you're going to think of every angle, and we did. We did so in this case, and it certainly involved Coach Ryan, it involved our staff, it involved Woody Johnson and everybody here. So this was an example of a collective effort, collective thought, and then ultimately reaching a decision we felt was good for the Jets.
Rex Ryan: Well, no, I can tell you this: It doesn't come as a surprise. This has been talked about, as John has said. We've been discussing the possibilities of a trade with Darrelle, and I was involved in the entire process. And again, you look at the big pictureas we've talk ed about short term and long term. I think this, as in all good trades, will benefit both teams. Darrelle Revis was an outstanding player for us, for myself since I've been here as a head coach. He was tremendous. And as John talked about earlier, he gave everything he had to this organization, was a tremendous player. You go back, I don't take back one word that I've ever said about Darrelle Revis. I believe that he is the best corner in football without question. But make no mistake; as I mentioned the day I took the job five years ago, that we will play great defense, and the standard we've set as the New York Jets will not be diminished. We believe that we will have an outstanding defense this year and in the future, as well.
Woody Johnson: John and Rex have pretty much summed it up. I mean, we're always looking for ways to improve the team both short and long-term, and this process, as John went over, was a complicated process of making a decision. It was complicated because it's not just the team's desire to keep a player and the player's desire to be on that team. There are a lot more factors that came in, and John went over those. It was a decision that we deliberated on for quite a while, because I know it's important to our fans, and it's important to us, and we wanted to come up with a decision that was the best for the New York Jets, and that's the decision we arrived at. And I think it was the correct one.
On prospects of winning with the current roster in 2013?
Johnson: You know, I've been at this a while now, and there has never been a year where I haven't tried to win using everything that I have and tried to build a team that is capable of doing that. This year is no different. I mean, we've had great years and we've had some years that are disappointing, i.e., last year. But my objective and my willingness to do anything that I can do to make the team better is there. This decision was part of it. We're constantly making hard decisions to try to make the team better and more competitive for our fans. That's who we work for. I don't want to give anything but 100 percent effort to this, and I know John and Rex are committed to it and so is everybody in the building. We're committed to putting a team on the field that's a winning team and doing it in a deliberative and sound way. I'm encouraged. I think we've got some young players that will be better. We'll have the opportunity to pick up some very good players in the draft, and I'm extremely optimistic.
On remarks at the combine that he had not discussed trading Revis with anyone and when he was brought into the loop about a potential Revis trade?
Ryan: First off, I never had one conversation with any other team, any coach, any general manager, anybody directly, absolutely no conversation whatsoever. My conversation was with John when he discussed a possibility that a team was very interested in Darrelle, and that was when I guess you could say I was brought in the loop. But as far as myself having a conversation with anybody in another organization, (I) absolutely had zero contact with anybody.
On how the trade can benefit the team in the short and long-term?
Ryan: Well, again, I think there's a lot of ifs on a lot of fronts there. Why don't we get through the draft and then we'll see how everything starts going into place. A lot of decisions are made. As I mentioned before, we will play great defense here. I don't think that's even a question. We're a football team that has a No. 1 corner. We're fortunate to have Antonio Cromartie here. So there (are) a lot of factors that go into every decision, as we've mentioned, but again, when you look at the process and the things that John talked about before, that's why the trade was made.
On whether the trade makes the team better?
Ryan: Well, again, nobody can tell, ?How does a trade make you better, make you worse, are you talking about for one week, are you talking about a season, are you talking about a future?? I mean, nobody really knows. Nobody has the answer to that. We don't even know who we're going to select at those picks. So a lot of things will be decided. I will say this, and I mention it over and over again: We will play great defense to the New York Jets standards, and that's how I've approached it from the day I took this job. I knew it would happen, and I'm telling you it'll happen again. We will play great defense, continue to play great defense, and that's not a slight to Darrelle Revis whatsoever. Darrelle Revis is a tremendous player, he's been a tremendous player, and I think he'll continue to be one, as well.
Idzik: I'd like to briefly address that by saying that any decision we make, when we say it's in the best interest of the New York Jets, we feel like it's going to make us better.
On whether there were other teams interested in Revis?
Idzik: Well, again, we won't get into specifics or timelines, or I can just say that, again, a player of Darrelle Revis' stature is going to garner a lot of interest, and you kind of wade through that. Some of it initially, I think there's a lot of clubs kind of kicking tires, and you try to decipher what's real and what may not be as real, and I think as you get down the line closer to the draft, if there's a club or two that has constant contact with you, then you know it's real. Eventually you get to a point where they offer something that you have to pay attention to, and that's what happened with Tampa. That's when you know that you should discuss this, not hypothetically, but should we make this move? And that's what happened with Tampa Bay.
On how he can fairly judge Coach Ryan?s job performance next season?
Johnson: How do I fairly judge? Well, I think I'm pretty fair (at) judging. I have a lot of confidence. Rex is going to do what he says he's going to do on the defense for sure because he's done it every year he's been here. I think he's a very, very good head coach. I've said that before. And he's going to be also given a lot of (with) some very, very good talent, I hope, in the draft, and I think he'll make the best use of it. I have a lot of confidence, also, in our coaching staff, Marty (Mornhinweg) and the other coaches I think are the perfect combination for what we have as a team and where we want to go.
On the impact Revis? injury had on the compensation?
Idzik: Well, it definitely muddies the water a little bit. If we had the luxury of time, if we had the luxury of Darrelle not having been injured, not having gone through rehab, then I think things would be a lot clearer both from our standpoint and in the case of potential trade suitors. So yeah, that's definitely a factor in it.
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Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch
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dark trunks 4 years ago#81
BlackFeathers posted...I love European accents. Drippy sounds like a Jamaican speaking with a European accent. It's just odd to ME
It's called Welsh, actually.
"If you've got yourself a dream, work hard, believe in yourself because I know dreams can come true."- Dennis DeYoung 1997
I've only played the demo, but Drippy speaks fine. he just uses an accent that isn't usually heard outside of the UK
LoL trust me TC you have no idea what 'Toned' Down or poor translation is. I recommend you get an emulated copy of some old SNES JRPGs and you will see how silly this whole topic is. Lets take my all time favorite RPG, Chrono Trigger. In my younger days I must have beaten the game well over 20 times from start to finish, now the original port...THAT was poor dialogue and shoddy translation. To understand what i mean I want you to (you probably wont do it) play the SNES CT then play the DS port and you will laugh at the difference in Translation, back in those days games were all but forbidden to make any reference to alcohol consumption (Soda Serving taverns FTW).
My point being, until you learn how far JRPGs have come in terms of voice work and translation, please don't nitpick over something as dumb as a single word.
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Godly_Kongming 4 years ago#84
I would love a lost odyssey 2....classic jrpg style and mature themes.
I am looking forward to Tales of Xilla. Graces was awesome. This mite be too childish for me
the work of the underling, to become the assassins' assassin.
Sorry you can't appreciate the flavor text, I don't find it "childish" at all, moreso refreshing than a lot of RPGs who use the same NA voice actors game in and game out.
And Drippy is awesome.
Reminds me a lot of DQ translations from Plus Alpha/8-4, which I personally love with all the puns, alliterations, onomatopoeia, regional accents and the "flavor text" sprinkled throughout the game.
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Ha ha. Simmer down folks. Let's clear some things up. First of all the main character is a child so it follows that he speaks like a child. That doesn't mean the dialogue is "childish. The reason people are getting so butthurt here is that you are misusing the word. The word childish has a negative connotation, it often means immature or puerile.
The word you want is "innocent" or maybe even "childlike" but even that is not accurate as many characters other than Oliver get a little more complex in their speech and motivations. What you need to learn to do is appreciate a tale for what it is. This game is a fairy tale. Its job is to tell a story in a universally relatable way. You won't find weird clones of Jenova or Christian religious allegory here. This story is told in a simple, elemental fashion. An educated person can appreciate it as can someone who has few frames of reference. Think of your rum: it is an extremely basic alcoholic beverage, but one that many people enjoy without compunction. It doesn't NEED embelishment.
That doesn't make it "cheesy" either. The way the characters in Motorville speak is typical of the 1950s. You probably associate it with being corny because you've heard people talk like that on Leave it to Beaver re-runs when you were a kid. It's a way of speech we younger folk associate with an outdated way of life. Ghibli is using this period to give you Oliver's backstory without exposition. He's not a smart-assed modern child, he doesn't have a Facebook account or a cell phone. He's an innocent child an this adventure will open up the borders of his tiny world.
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diebuster2 4 years ago#87
Godly_Kongming posted...
I would love a lost odyssey 2....classic jrpg style and mature themes.
This. Or any other JRPG with a more sophisticated story to tell.
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MidgardDragon99 4 years ago#88
You have to be a troll. No one is that ignorant that they've never heard a British phrase like "fetch the doctor".
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BlackFeathers (Topic Creator)4 years ago#89
Lol so like the last ten posters were the only ones mature enough to respect my opinion. That's sad...
This is a Message Board. If you can't handle people criticizing a game that they've ALSO paid money for, then your parent's should have raised you better. :/
BlackFeathers (Topic Creator)4 years ago#90
Urim_Norgyth posted...
According to this site's ToS, you have to be over 13 years old. The fact that you made an error like that, assuming you are over 13 years old...
There you go with the incomplete sentences again. :/
This is a Message Board. If you can't handle people criticizing a game that they've ALSO paid money for, then your parent's should have raised you better. :/
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Fantastic desk lamp by Stilnovo.
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Dan Johnson Bronze Gazelle Lounge Chair
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Jewish Museum hosts provocative artwork of Soviet Union
Felix Lembersky's Jewish heritage and cultural background as a citizen of the Soviet Union during one of the most turbulent times of the modern age express themselves deeply in his artwork — indeed they are buttressed by this identity. The Jewish Museum is hosting a provocative, if at times inconsistent, survey of this artist's profoundly experienced life in paint.
The most ambitious work in the show is an interpretation of atrocity. "Execution: Babi Yar" (1952) depicts the 1941 massacre of 80,000 souls, 34,000 of whom were Jewish. Lembersky was one of the first visual artists to treat this subject matter. In doing so he used compositional devices from art history, specifically Gustave Courbet, as well as his knowledge of Soviet Social Realist traditions and his own gutsy paint application. »Read Full Article
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Awaiting Milwaukeeans this weekend is a bigger and broader — but still authentic — Polish Fest, which hopes to attract nearly 40,000 people this year from across the nation, thanks to the fest's partnership with Summerfest's Rock 'n Sole Run on Saturday.
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On Tap Today: A movie, green drinks, River Rhythms and a funny TV ad
Uh oh, guess what day it is? Guess what day...it...is? Huh? Anybody? For the answer to this (rather obvious) question, see the video at the end of this post.
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Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel enters the 2013 college football season as the most polarizing, and perhaps the most confusing, of all draft-eligible players.
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Had you guys ever had an MSN problem where you see your friend offline while they're actually online? then tried messaging them and suddenly they're on? well that happened to me, that's not the part that worried me tho, I know that's a temporary technical problem.
I however tried to relog to see if it gets fixed, it didn't, however I didn't know my friend wasn't able to see me online anymore, and just kept kinda messaging and kinda ended up in talking another time when the MSN problems are gone. I then relogged again and saw offline messages, which happens to be reply to my messages and had to go at the time ...
ok, maybe it's just me, this kept me worried for a while, but it seems, well, I acted up a little over the no reply problem and I know that's a problem of myself sometimes, it turns out I didn't really have to worry, but it kept me worried this whole time until my friend got back to realize everything was ok, after a bit of talk I told her to forget what happened and she also tells me she had other problems, which seem to had been bothering her too
This is all just a bad time and got both of us I guess, bah oh well, x.x I shouldn't be writing this actually, I'll just forget what happened too and move on
I dont even use the actual MSN client anymore o_O Its lame. Try using aMSN lol.
I was using Pidgin but my friend wanted me on MSN
also, I don't like aMSN <.<
Well, I rp a lot, or just send huge blocks of text in general, so MSN is just extremely inconvenient for me. And stealing other peoples display pictures is humorous, when they wtf.
*Shrug* :x I dont use Plus or anything like that, so aMSN is just the better choice to me.
Try reinstalling or updating to the latest version. That was happening to me on the older version and the problem disappeared when I upgraded.
Its probably a corrupted file. This is happening to me on the newest version, despite not happening to me before. The weird thing is (this person uses double accounts), sometimes I see one, and sometimes I see the other, or not at all. It will be fixed soon enough, and if not, its not a server problem.
amsn or meebo.com
That's all I'm using as my msn interface.
But as I said, try reinstalling it or upgrading.
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Saturday's PIAA basketball highlights, March 8: Mercyhurst Prep boys win in 2 OT
CLARION-- Mercyhurst Prep needed two overtimes to defeat Brookville 78-70 in a PIAA Class AA first-round boys basketball game at Clarion University Saturday night.
Brookville (11-15) forced a second overtime when Jack Huggins hit a 3-pointer with less than 10 seconds left in the first overtime to tie the game at 69.
Mercyhurst Prep (19-7) connected on nine free throws in the second overtime to clinch the win. The Lakers advanced to a second-round game Wednesday against District 7 champion Seton-LaSalle (26-1) at a site and time to be determined.
Nate Shirts had a game-high 30 points for Brookville, which managed just a single point in the second overtime.
Luke Holland led Mercyhurst with 23 points, while Nate Klein had a double-double with 19 points and 12 rebounds. Holland also added nine rebounds of his own.
Matt Puda and Rocco Agnello added 14 and 12 points, respectively, for Mercyhurst.
Blackhawk 51, Mercyhurst Prep 34: At Moon, Chassidy Omogrosso scored a game-high 16 points, including 12 in the second half, as Blackhawk used a lopsided second half to pull away with a win over Mercyhurst Prep in a Class AAA first-round game.
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Mercyhurst Prep entered the fourth quarter trailing 29-21. Emily Stoicovy, who led the Lakers with nine points but was saddled with foul trouble for much of the game, hit a 3-pointer with 5 minutes left to cut Blackhawk's lead to four. However, the Cougars converted 14 free throws in the final quarter to seal the win.
Omogrosso scored nine points in the fourth quarter, as Blackhawk outscored Mercyhurst 22-13.
Blackhawk, the District 7 champ, will play Villa Maria in the next round.
Erika Woll contributed nine points for the Lakers (19-7).
Serra Catholic 60, Cochranton 52: At Hempfield, Megan Sieg scored 18 points and the Eagles (24-3) forced 15 turnovers to help topple the Cardinals (19-6) in the opening round of the Class A tournament at Hempfield High School.
Cochranton led 34-30 at halftime, thanks in part to the play of Kendall Dickson, who scored 14 of her 20 points in the first two quarters.
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Madison Bernarding contributed 11 points in the loss for Cochranton.
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Once the weight got really heavy to me on the deadlift once a week was more than enough. Deadlift day is always my favorite.
Once the weight got really heavy to me on the deadlift once a week was more than enough. Deadlift day is always my favorite.
Female, 5'3", 50, Max squat: 202.5lbs. Max deadlift: 225 x 3.
With a weight that heavy (wrt bw) you might be ready for a new program. If you're no longer making linear gains you might want to look into wendler 531
Believe me, if you reach deadlifting with 180-200 kg, than making trying NOT to make weird faces becomes impossible....
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Today I showed up a somehow weird face when deadlifting 480 lbs and tore a hole in my shorts...
Learning a lot through all the comments on here.
I need to go back to my good sleeping habits because lately I've been going to sleep later even when I'm starting to feel sleepy. It's hard when you want to stay awake to learn new stuff and socialize online.
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Cy Vance Goes Gangbusters In Harlem; "Flow Boyz" Crack-Slangin' Operation Takes Hit
If you've been buying your crack at East Harlem housing projects, you may need to find a new commodities distributor -- the crack distribution operations of two alleged gangs were shut down yesterday, and nearly 20 alleged gangsters are on the hook for multiple crack-related felonies.
The two gangs -- the "Flow Boyz" and "20 BLOCC" -- operated out of the Wagner Houses and Taino Towers housing projects in East Harlem, where Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance says the thugs operated an "open-air drug market," and residents were forced to "pass through a gauntlet of drug dealers" just to get to their homes.
"The defendants are accused of holding their neighborhood hostage for three years while they dealt crack cocaine on sidewalks, playgrounds, in residential buildings, stairwells, lobbies, and even in front of a community center," Vance says. "By working with the NYPD and NYCHA, we are doing our part to make New York safer neighborhood by neighborhood. It is my hope that this case will help return the community to its residents and families."
Authorities have been investigating the crack-slangin' operations for nearly three years. During that time, authorities captured video footage of several alleged gangsters selling what was later determined to be both crack and powder cocaine. Additionally, undercover NYPD officers made hand-to-hand deals with some of the defendants.
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Authorities say the two gangs are "loosely knit," and don't have a traditional top-down organizational structure." But investigators were able to identify leaders of the gangs through surveillance over an extended period of time.
Vance says the two gangs weren't necessarily working together, but they were "not in opposition" to each other. He says they operated as separate entities, but that if a gang from another housing project stepped into their respective territories around the Wagner Houses, they would join forces to run them out.
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Southern Comfort
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Designed by Cue Inc. | Country: United States
"Southern Comfort is a liqueur that was originally created by a bartender in New Orleans in 1874. Unfortunately, the brand had lost that genuine connection to it's origin, but we've used the city as inspiration for our work.
From imagery to iconography to typography, Southern Comfort is rooted in the culture of New Orleans. Little discoveries and idiosyncrasies of the place show up in the design details. Juxtapositions of new and old, bold and refined, familiar and unexpected, all contribute to delivering a sense true to New Orleans, where something surprising and new might be around the next corner."
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"Wineries will sell cleanskins to dump excess or unwanted wine stocks and do so to avoid the negative consequences of discounting their existing brands. With a price point of $5.99 AUD, Back Label wine competes in the cleanskin wine market. Due to the price point we were required to work with a extremely limited design and production budget.
The solution works on 2 levels, both of which utilise the brand name. As a front label, Back Label appears backwards, however when the bottle is rotated and the label becomes a back label, the brand name appears correctly. As the wine is consumed Back Label becomes clearer as the magnification decreases."
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"Bear Republic has developed award winning, hand-crafted lagers and ales. Located in historic Healdsburg, California, where hop kilns from another era are still visible, their products are brewed and aged using the traditional "art" of the masters. Bear Republic's family business is unique, from the mother who greets you at the door, to the son who brews the ales, the father who pulls tap and the daughter-in-law who keeps the books.
The solution was to use the name as inspiration to create a Constructivist styled logo and packaging. The beer carton is modeled after Rodchenko's famous soviet poster. The label and carton inform each other and easily pop in a sea of tame labels: the bear, dictating you to drink and enjoy!"
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Pretty cylindrical packaging for this champagne's 150th anniversary.
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"Longview's Estate range has been available for 10 years. After the vineyard was sold, the new owners commissioned the redesign of the original labels with the specific purpose of increasing sales and portraying a message of quality and uniqueness."
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"70 kilometers outside the city of Barcelona is Alt Penedes, a region long renowned for its Catalan wines. In the village of Torrelles de Foix is a plot of grape-growing land known as Terrer de Sapera. From this land comes the new wine on the block, a merlot called Merula. The name Merula translates to blackbird in Latin—mirlo, also the source of the name of the merlot grape, whose deep wines are said to resemble the color of blackbird feathers.
We designed the label, capsule, and a six-bottle case for Merula. As it's a new winery producing a grape not typical in Alt Penedes, we opted for a non-traditional approach. Building on the name Merula, we worked with illustrator Miguel Ordoñez to create friendly blackbird."
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"For a range made to be sold mostly overseas, a playful, yet clean typographic approach was taken on the Australian cheekiness and playfulness. A range of four varieties and a carry bag was created, all in the same style.
This brief was presented by AGDA (Australian Graphic Design Association) to selected students from New South Wales with the intention to see how one brief would be differently interpreted and executed by different designers."
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Brand identity and packaging of Williams-Sonoma food and beverages using a warm, friendly colour palette and a variety of processes such as foiling, die cutting and blind embossing to add a luxury feel to the products.


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The Waikato Chiefs beat the Bulls 28-22 in Hamilton.
HAMILTON - The Waikato Chiefs attacked with abandon in the second half to fell the visiting Bulls 28-22 on Friday and reclaim top spot in the Super Rugby standings.
Fired by slick passing from flyhalf Aaron Cruden and line-breaking inside centre Sonny Bill Williams, the Chiefs overcame a 16-8 halftime deficit to send the Pretoria-based Bulls back to South Africa with a second straight loss on tour.
"We're thrilled that we could kick on in a very tight game," Chiefs skipper Craig Clarke said in a pitchside interview.
"We knew we were playing some good footy and needed to keep doing what we were doing and we did that ... we didn't want to play a controlled, structured game, that's sort of their style."
Bulls flyhalf Morne Steyn was typically razor-sharp in front of the posts, finishing with 17 points, but his team's vaunted defence buckled under pressure to concede two tries in the second half.
Cruden's conversion after the Chiefs' third try by replacement flanker Sam Cane put the home side six points up with 10 minutes remaining and desperate drives toward the line by the Bulls ultimately came to nothing.
The Bulls held the early ascendancy after Steyn booted a drop goal over the bar but the visitors dropped the ball to allow Chiefs fullback Andrew Horrell to score the first try in the 24th minute.
Cruden deftly steered a high kick into the Bulls' right corner where winger Akona Ndungane spilled the catch and the enterprising Horrell dived on the ball after kicking it over the tryline.
The Chiefs pushed hard for a second, but were repelled time and again by the Bulls on the last line of defence and were sucker-punched a minute before half-time by a Bjorn Basson try.
The jet-heeled Basson received a pass wide on the left wing and shrugged off a tackle from fellow winger Lelia Masaga before streaming over the line.
The teams traded penalties after halftime before Cruden struck in the 58th minute with a quick inside pass that allowed winger Asaeli Tikoirotuma to cross for a try near the posts and level the match at 19-19.
Steyn nosed the visitors back in front with another penalty kick before 20-year-old Cane completed a stunning move that started from the left touchline and ended in the match-winning try.
A quick pass inside from Cruden released Williams in midfield and he burst through the Bulls line and offloaded to the hard-running Cane for a try beneath the posts.
The Chiefs defended grimly over the remaining minutes and sparked raucous cheers from the crowd of 18,000 by winning a turnover ball at the breakdown to cut off a threatening drive after the siren.
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JW Marriott Hotel Grand Rapids Accommodation & Rooms
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 337 smoke-free guestrooms
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Breakfast available
- 24-hour fitness center
- Valet parking
- 24-hour business center
- Limo/town car service
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
For families
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Refrigerator
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Premium TV channels
What's around
- Public Museum of Grand Rapids (0.3 mi / 0.4 km)
- Gerald R. Ford Museum (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Grand Rapids Art Museum (0.4 mi / 0.6 km)
- Grand Rapids Children's Museum (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- John Ball Zoo (1.5 mi / 2.4 km)
- Grand Rapids, MI (GRR-Gerald R. Ford Intl.) 21-min drive; 13.8 miles/22.2 km
- Grand Rapids Station 16-min walk; 0.8 miles/1.3 km
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Valet parking (surcharge)
JW Marriott Hotel Grand Rapids Accommodation & Roomsfrom ZAR 4,058
- Suite, 1 Bedroom
- Deluxe Room
- Concierge Room, Concierge Service
- Standard Room, Sea View
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 337 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 23 floors
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 21
Travelling with others
- Children (16 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Pets not allowed (service dogs only)
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Valet parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Full breakfast (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Free bicycles on site
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 6
- Meeting rooms 6
- Conference space size (feet) - 1428
- Conference space size (meters) - 129
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- ATM/banking
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- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
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- Bathrobes
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- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Separate bathtub and shower
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Plasma TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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Special features
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. The spa is equipped with a sauna. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy.
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- Grand Rapids Marriott Hotel
- JW Grand Rapids
- JW Marriott Grand Rapids
- JW Marriott Hotel Grand Rapids
- Marriott Hotel Grand Rapids
- Grand Rapids Marriott
- Marriott Grand Rapids
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Self parking costs USD 19.00 per day
Valet parking costs USD 29.00 per day
Full breakfast is offered for an extra charge of USD 19 for adults and USD 8 for children (approximately)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Outstanding 4.7 /5 from 197 reviews
This hotel was fantastic! Very trendy, clean, and comfortable. The staff were very helpful and accommodating. Our room had a great view of the city. The location was perfectly located very close walking distance to the breweries and pubs we came to visit. Would recommend!
JW Marriott feels like five star resort hotel in big city. Building beautiful. Rooms modern and comfortable/luxurious. Service understated and excellent. Definitely the finest hotel in Grand Rapids.
I checked in and from that point on I received the best service you could ask for
Waited 35-45 minutes to check in they were so slow and under staffed. Room service for breakfast Saturday morning took 45 minutes after we ordered. The marketplace little store was closed so to get milk for a toddler had to order from room service.
We came in for a concert at Van Andel Area. We walked to The BOB ate at Gilly's , than walked to concert. Great for a concert, or night out on the town or children's museum all within 10 minutes walk. Felt very safe. Hotel was $259(+ taxes) for king bed.That is going rate that close to this area. Self park it's super easy & across from hotel.They wanted us to pay $25 but my internet print off said $19 so they honored it. Hotel looks & feels new & modern.Room was updated, great bathroom, comfy bed. Nice outside deck for drinks & food with view of the river. Just made sure they tell you how to use room key in elevator
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Watch: Will 'Inception' surprise as the summer's biggest tearjerker?
After "The Dark Knight," director Christopher Nolan has reached a status where every new film he makes will have a serious amount of anticipation surrounding it. The first few teasers or his latest endeavor, "Inception," hinted at something special, a Leonardo DiCaprio thriller that might truly leave you guessing at just what exactly is going on. The first complete trailer, on the other hand, promises something much more.
The new preview reflects the depth of the film's cast with Ellen Page, Cillian Murphy, Joseph Gordon-Levitt and even Michael Caine helping to depict how epic an adventure in one's mind can be. The preview also does its best to try and explain DiCaprio's profession, he's a man who enters the dreams of others and steals secrets. The reason "Inception" may be an Oscar contender, on the other hand, isn't just because of the increasing buzz about the film, but the emotional impact DiCaprio's storyline with co-star Marion Cotillard is rumored to have. The Academy Award-winner doesn't say anything in the sneak, but she's a central part of the mystery and the preview more than hints that there could be a tearjerker element to her storyline.
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"Inception" opens nationwide and in IMAX on July 16.