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At long last, the NBA season has reached its final act. The Golden State Warriors have once again made it out of the West, and, barring an unlikely comeback from the Celtics, it looks as though the Cleveland Cavaliers will be joining the Dubs for a highly anticipated rematch. This would make the third-straight Finals featuring these two franchises, with each having won a series and lost another. It's hard for one team to make it to the Finals three years in a row, so it's very rare that NBA fans get to see a best-of-three Finals showdown. The series will begin on June 1 at Oracle Arena, so get your tickets now!
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Another exciting regular season of NBA basketball is in the books. Once again, the season featured incredible games, fantastic finishes and remarkable individual performances. For the third year in a row, the Golden State Warriors finished with the best record in the NBA. On the heels of last year's record-setting 73-9 showing, the Warriors went 67-15 this season, the same mark they had two years ago. In the East, the Boston Celtics grabbed the best record, going 53-29. Cleveland was 51-31 and struggled down the stretch. Oklahoma City's Russell Westbrook had a legendary season. The guard averaged a triple-double, becoming the first player to do so since Oscar Robertson did it back in 1961–62.
NBA fans are looking to see which teams will advance to the next round of playoffs. The Cavaliers and Warriors have secured their spot in the conference championships. However, the Spurs and Rockets and the Celtics and Wizards are still vying for their spot. In the meantime, the NBA is looking for new and innovative locations for future talent. They have settled on India, announcing this week their intention to open an elite training center to develop new talent in that region. The academy will offer NBA-level coaching for males and females from around the country. It is not too late to get your tickets to catch the current action on the court. Razorgator has tickets for the remaining playoff games.
All eyes are on the NBA playoffs to see who will make it into the next round of playoffs. The second round is in its early stages, with the Celtics and Cavaliers leading in the East and the Warriors and Rockets leading in the West. The other major news around the league this week is that the USA Basketball team is looking to play internationally without some of the NBA stars. The NBA has announced it will make up its squad with mostly NBA Development League players as it competes for the 2019 FIBA World Cup. This is a result of the changes to the qualifying structure by FIBA. You still have a chance to grab tickets on Razorgator to catch the playoff action in person.
The NBA playoffs are in full force, with the first round going strong. Three of the eight teams have been decided, and fans anxiously await to find out who the final eight teams will be competing in the second round of playoffs. In news around the league this week, the NBA is planning to head to Israel this summer as part of their Basketball Without Borders program. During this program, teenagers from more than 30 countries will head to Netanya, Israel, in August to learn from NBA and FIBA coaches, players and former players. Fans still have a chance to get tickets for the playoffs to see all the action happen in person. Prices vary based on date and venue.
It's mid-April and that means just one thing to sports fans: NBA playoff time. As the Conference Quarterfinals are underway, teams are focused and ready to give their all for a shot at a championship ring. In the Eastern Conference, Boston, Chicago and Cleveland all lead their series at 2-0, and the record is split at 1-1 between Toronto and Milwaukee. In the West, Houston, San Antonio and Golden State have advantages over opponents Oklahoma City, Memphis and Portland. The Los Angeles Clippers and the Utah Jazz have each one game of their Quarterfinal series, with Games 3 and 4 happening this weekend. Don't miss a single moment of the action—we have all your NBA postseason tickets on sale now!
With the postseason underway, it's time for some NBA fans to lick their wounds while others hold their breath and wait to see if their team will be the last one standing. Teams like the Pistons and Nuggets will head into a long offseason, thinking about what could have been if they had a stronger finish. Meanwhile, the Blazers, Pacers and Bulls get to try and make the most of their late postseason pushes. It's time to see if the Celtics can make good on earning the top seed in the East, and find out if anyone in the West has what it takes to knock off Golden State. The excitement is just beginning, so get your tickets now!
The 2016-2017 NBA season has been one for the ages, and there are still a few games left before the playoffs start. These final matchups will dictate the exact seeds in the Eastern and Western Conferences, as well as allow the MVP candidates to make their final cases for winning the award. Will Russell Westbrook set the triple-double record? Will the Celtics sneak past the Cavs to earn the top spot in the East? Which of the half-dozen teams fighting for the eight seeds will make actually make the playoffs? It's amazing how much excitement is packed into the final week of the regular season. There are still tickets available, so buy now and make it to the final game!
As the NBA season winds down, the action is just heating up. With only a handful of regular season games remaining, the playoff picture is still a complete blur. In the Eastern Conference, the Cavs, Celtics and Raptors all look like the team to beat. Meanwhile, out West, the Warriors and Spurs continue to be historically good. These final regular season games are just as exciting as anything you'll see in the postseason, and that's really saying something! With the seeding being as tight as it is, the 2017 NBA Playoffs could feature some of the best matchups in recent memory. If you love basketball, now is the best time to get in on the action!
With just a few weeks left to play, the Golden State Warriors are back at No. 1 after last week's fiasco that resulted in a 2-5 record after they lost Kevin Durant. They're hardly the only top team to falter; the Spurs have also lost to beatable teams, but also managed to get wins over top teams like GSW and the Atlanta Hawks. The Cavaliers have struggled on the road against teams in the West, but LeBron James is in fine form and has earned a whopping 10 triple-doubles this season, a number he only earned in the five previous seasons combined. What is in store for the NBA? Don't miss a second of the action—we have great seats on sale now!
As winter becomes spring and spring heads toward summer, NBA fans head toward their local arenas as the stakes get higher and the games become more exciting. Last year featured a few teams running away in the Eastern and Western Conferences, but the field in 2017 is far closer. It looks as though the top spots won't be determined until the final weeks of the regular season, making every game between now and then an event worth seeing. The MVP race is also something to keep an eye on, with Isaiah Thomas, James Harden and Russell Westbrook all making strong cases to earn this high honor. Few sports provide as much thrill as professional basketball, so get your tickets now and get in on the action!
There is still time to get your tickets to the NBA All Star Game! The annual festivities are right around the corner, with the main event set for Sunday, February 19 at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, Louisiana. Representing the Eastern Conference are Kyrie Irving, LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, Isaiah Thomas, Paul George, and Kyle Lowry among other notable names. In the Western Conference, the All Star team is led by James Harden, Steph Curry, Kawhi Leonard, Kevin Durant, Marc Gasol, and Gordon Hayward. This is a match you won't want to miss! Fortunately, tickets are still available and currently on sale for prices starting as low as $424.
The 2016-2017 NBA season is nearing its halfway point and, so far, there haven't been too many surprises. The Cleveland Cavaliers sit atop the Eastern Conference and the Golden State Warriors are still kings of the West, while the Los Angeles Lakers continue to struggle while fumbling through the team's rebuilding process. The Denver Nuggets have surprised many by staying in contention in the Western Conference while Nikola Jokic continues to have a breakout season. In the Eastern Conference, the 76ers might not be in thinking about playoffs yet, but the team is showing loads of promise with Joel Embiid and its other young stars. The season will kick into high gear after the All-Star break, so get your tickets while the getting is good!
With the 2016-2017 NBA season well underway, several teams have emerged as frontrunners. Leading the Eastern Conference is none other than last years' champions, LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. They currently have a two-game lead over the Toronto Raptors, who are the next closest contenders. In the Western Conference, last years' runners up the Golden State Warriors have a three-game lead over the ageless San Antonio Spurs and Houston Rockets. There is still plenty of season left to shake up the standings, so don't stop supporting your team! Also, be sure to catch the All Star Celebrity Game on Friday, February 17 in New Orleans, LA. Tickets are $46 and up.
One of the newest and hottest traditions in the NBA is the annual trip that two franchises make across the pond to ring in the new year for basketball fans in London. This year, the Denver Nuggets and the Indiana Pacers are up for the task, selling out the 20,000-seat O2 Arena for Thursday's game. Although it is a popular event, it doesn't look like professional basketball will be making any expansions into Great Britain anytime soon. Big games on the schedule include the Golden State Warriors against the Cleveland Cavaliers this Monday, Jan. 16, and the GSW versus the OKC Thunder on Wednesday, Jan. 18. We have tickets for both these games, along with all other NBA games on sale now!
So far this 2016-2017 NBA season has been one for the record books. More players this season have had 50-point games than ever before; at not even halfway through the season, eight players have reached the milestone, which ties the previous record with months of basketball still to be played. Some speculate that the reason for the surge in 50-point games could be because teams are relying more on star players like Steph Curry and Russell Westbrook. An increase in three pointers created by better spacing on the court may also be playing a role. You never know when your favorite player is going to have a record-breaking night. Be sure to be in the audience when history happens! We have NBA tickets on sale now.
This week in NBA news, the referees are in the spotlight. Kevin Durant criticizes the Last Two Minute Report (L2M report), an initiative that began March 2015, after the game between the Cavaliers and the Warriors on Christmas Day ended in a bit of controversy. Some fans believed that the refs ended up affecting the game, especially since the L2M report said that there were some calls that were missed in the final seconds. Durant defended the referees, saying that criticizing the game officials in such a way when they do their best is wrong. The NBA Referees Association stated on Twitter that they agree with Durant and believe that there room for reform. In the meantime, be sure to get your tickets to catch your favorite team play.
The NBA is ready to implement a new rule to help keep star players from flirting with the idea of moving to another team that offers them more money. The "Kevin Durant Rule" helps franchises sweeten the deals they make with their long-time players, though there are a few stipulations. First, the player must have eight or nine seasons in the league and still be playing with their rookie team. Additionally, within the last three years he must have won the MVP, made an All-NBA team, or earned the Defensive Player of the Year award. This rule could have a huge impact on the future of the league, how will it affect your favorite team? Get great tickets for all upcoming NBA games from us today!
The NBA is always full of exciting games and full of electrifying players, but no more so than ever. The teams have been stacked in years past just so certain players can achieve their ultimate goal, which is a championship. This year, former Oklahoma City Thunder star Kevin Durant was traded to the Golden State Warriors, who are a team that seem to already have it all. The trade was made with hopes of the Warriors being able to bring home another championship and to be able to defeat the Cavaliers where they need to. See all of the action live when you purchase your NBA tickets from Razorgator today.
As the first quarter of the NBA season winds down, it's officially crunch time. With several teams standing out at both extremes of the ratings, teams in the middle need to step up in order to keep postseason hopes alive. One prime example of this is Indiana, who has beaten top teams like the Clippers several time this season, but is just 10-10 overall. The Pacers need to make improvements if they want to bust into the Top 10. They join the ranks of other middle-grounders like Atlanta, Sacramento, Memphis and Washington in the fight for a playoff appearance. With 60 games left on the schedule, there's still time for your team to have a Cinderella year. Get your NBA tickets from us now!
As November winds down, many NBA franchises are starting to get ready for the start of the trade season on Dec. 15, and teams that are struggling need to start think about swapping some of their free agents. Early thoughts seem to show that Brandon Knight of the Suns could be one player that's cut loose—he's been unhappy in Phoenix and hasn't been getting enough playing time to keep him in top shape. Another name coming up seems to be DeMarcus Cousins, who hasn't brought the Spurs together as hoped despite being one of the best centers in the league. There's a lot to keep track of in the coming weeks—don't miss a single moment and get your NBA tickets today!
Scheduling for the 2017 NBA All Star Game has just been released, and this year's installment looks hotter than ever. It all kicks off on Friday, February 17 at Smoothie King Center in New Orleans, LA, with the Rising Stars Challenge. This event pits top rookies against well-known players. The festivities continue on Saturday, February 18 with All Star Saturday Night. This is a must-see for fans of all enthusiasm levels. It features the exciting Slam Dunk Contest as well as the Three-Point Shootout. Finally, on Sunday, February 19, catch the best of the West versus the best of the East in the official All Star Game. Tickets to the main event are $615 and up.
While it's still early in the 2016-2017 NBA season, teams are starting to assert their dominance and plenty of players are making their cases to be selected to the all-star game. There are the usual suspects like Russell Westbrook, James Harden and Anthony Davis who put up gaudy numbers on a nightly basis, but there are also some unexpected stars coming forth. The 76ers Joel Embiid has been outstanding in his limited play, and Kristaps Porzingis of the New York Knicks continues to show off a skillset that sets him apart from most players his size. All these players and more can be seen playing in a city near you so get your tickets now!
With a full two weeks of NBA action in the books, some teams are starting to emerge as surprise contenders for the 2016-2017 season. No one doubted that the Cleveland Cavaliers would be atop the Eastern Conference, but very few analysts predicted that the Charlotte Hornets would be nipping at the heels of the Cavaliers. Meanwhile, Russell Westbrook is playing at an absurdly high level and the Oklahoma City Thunder continues to look at all the other Western Conference teams in the rearview mirror. Over in Los Angeles, fans are happy to see the Lakers showing signs of life after such a dismal showing last year. November is guaranteed to be full of exciting NBA games, so get your tickets now!
As the NBA season picks up steam, fans are starting to get a feel for what teams will likely earn playoffs spots and which ones will soon be thinking about how to improve next year. Not surprisingly, the Cavaliers are off to a hot start, though plenty of teams in the East are nipping at Cleveland's heels. The Celtics, Bulls, Hawks and Raptors all look like teams that could make a deep playoff run. Out West, it's the Thunder that might be the biggest surprise, standing atop the Western Conference even without Kevin Durant. There's a full season left to be played and hundreds of games to watch, so get your NBA tickets while the getting is good!
The 2016-2017 NBA season tipped off on October 25 with a pair of blowouts. The reigning champion Cleveland Cavaliers put the New York Knicks away easily, winning the game 117-88. The other team from last year's NBA Finals, the Golden State Warriors, lost to the San Antonio Spurs by a very lopsided score of 129-100. While many fans are expecting a rematch of last year's title contenders, only one of those teams looked worthy on opening night. Of the teams that have already played, the Spurs may have been the most dominate, with LaMarcus Aldridge and Kawhi Leonard looking pretty much unstoppable. There are multiple games every day of the week, so check your schedule and get your tickets now!
There are plenty of reasons for basketball fans to be excited that the NBA regular season has finally arrived. One of those reasons is a very new development, as the league recently announced that one game each week will be broadcast to virtual reality devices. NBA Digital will be dedicating extra cameras and announcers to make this possible, so people with the right devices and subscriptions will be able to watch the sport like never before. Of course, anyone without access to virtual reality viewing can still see these exciting games in person, as nothing beats watching NBA action live. Check out the schedule for your favorite team and get the tickets you want today!
There are only a few weeks left of preseason action before NBA fans get to finally see their favorite teams playing games that actually matter. The 2016 offseason was one of the more intriguing in recent memory, as players like Derek Rose, Dwyane Wade and Kevin Durante left the teams that had drafted them to find new homes. The Cavs and the Warriors have continued to look like frontrunners, but there's no telling what the reformed Bulls and Knicks might bring to the table this year. Games start around the league at the end of October and tickets are starting to sell. Find the schedule for your favorite team and get in on the action!
It's September, and that means it's also Hall of Fame time in the NBA, and this year's group of honorees is about as diverse as they come. The Enshrinement Ceremony welcomed players like Yao Ming, Zelmo Beaty, Shaquille O'Neal, Cumberland Posey, Allen Iverson and Sheryl Swoopes into the club in 2016, and each had a lot to say about their time in the NBA. Lots of stories were exchanged about interactions between the inductees over the course of their careers, and it was clear the love of the game these guys have. Their influence has been seen in the current generation of NBA players, who begin their 2016-2017 season this October. Honor your own love of the game and get the best seats to see your favorite team play!
It is the offseason for the NBA, and teams are taking a rest while starting to prepare for the upcoming season. As the offseason winds down, the rankings have already started with the ending of the free agency period. Kevin Durant has headed to the Warriors, while Al Horford went to Boston and the Hawks getting Dwight Howard. In the latest preseason prediction rankings, the Warriors are on top, followed by the Cavaliers, Spurs and Clippers. There might still be changes to teams before the start of the season. The 2016-2017 season will get here before you know it. You can already buy tickets to secure your seats to watch the excitement live. Prices vary based on location and date.
It seems like only yesterday that the Cavaliers took out the Warriors in one of the most thrilling NBA Finals in recent history. However, there are only a couple months left before the 2016-2017 season begins and the players are starting to get back to work. All eyes will be on the Warriors, with Kevin Durant joining a team that was nearly unstoppable during the regular season last year. With all the new acquisitions and big trades that went down over the summer, it will be exciting to see which teams can rise from the dust of last season and try to dethrone the Cavs and Warriors. Games will start before you know it, so get your tickets now.
After a thrilling Finals series between LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers and Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors, the NBA's brief offseason is winding down. June's NBA draft led into the summer leagues of July, and now, NBA teams are gearing up to head back to training camp in preparation for the 2016–17 season. Players can enjoy a few more weeks of vacation and relaxation before teams assemble the final week of September for practice. Also, On Sept. 10–12, the NBA will hold its annual Hall of Fame enshrinement in Springfield, Massachusetts. Preseason action begins at the beginning of October, and the regular season will tip off Oct. 27.
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Milwaukee Talks: Bucks' VP John Steinmiller
Few people can offer more insight into the Bucks than John Steinmiller.
As the franchise celebrates its 40th anniversary this season, the team's vice president of business operations celebrates his 38th. The Chicago native and Marquette University graduate worked his way up from performing odd jobs around the office for minimum wage to handling the day-to-day operations of a team with an estimated value of nearly $300 million.
Steinmiller sat down with OnMilwaukee.com and discussed a number of topics including his history with the team, his memories there, the arrival of Yi Jianlian and the future of the Bradley Center and the franchise.
OnMilwaukee.com: How did you end up with the Bucks?
John Steinmiller: I was in my senior year at Marquette and I needed some money. We were in the old union on a Friday afternoon, sitting around the table and one of my fraternity brothers said there was a job opening with the Bucks. He said it only paid about five bucks an hour and was only about eight hours a week; they just wanted somebody to change the sign. I said "I'm not doing that," but I went down to the office on 7th and Wisconsin and talked to the manager.
OMC: Do you remember still who that was and how did the first meeting go?
JS: Her name was Kathy Bartley, a tremendous lady. It was a front office of only eight people at the time. That included a general manager, an accountant, a receptionist, a president and sales people ... it was a much smaller operation that it is now. She brought me in and explained the job and what it paid. They had one of those marquee signs where you had to change the letters. Everybody I knew considered it grunt work, but I considered it outdoor advertising. I started that day, I changed the sign and she had me come back again Monday.
OMC: And so began your life with the Bucks. It sounds like very humble beginnings.
JS: The first week was about four hours and by the next week it was as many hours as I could give them. Pretty much seven days a week I was there. I was in my final semester and I pretty much did whatever they wanted. I got coffee and found things to do because there was always something to do. I got to start working on the ticket side and the beauty of the small operation exposed you to a lot of different people and different jobs.
OMC: When did you move up to a full-time position?
JS: Right after I graduated in December 1970. The bulk of my work was with the Bucks Summer Camp Program and with the ticket department. In 1972 or 1973, several of our people went to Houston including Ray Patterson, our president. He went to Houston and became the president there and Wayne Embry, who was our player personnel guy at the time, was promoted to GM and I got promoted to public relations.
OMC: That had to be a big move for you. Is that what you had wanted to do in the first place while you were at Marquette?
JS: That's really what I was looking for. I had majored in communications at Marquette.
OMC: Weren't you the youngest PR guy in the league at the time?
JS: Yeah, I think I was about 23. It was serendipitous. A lot of good things happened at the right time. A lot of people who believed in me gave me an opportunity that I probably didn't deserve.
OMC: Did you want to end up in sports, or were you planning to end up working in agencies ... maybe the public sector?
JS: In college, I didn't intend to pursue a career in pro sports. I really focused on advertising and marketing. Eventually all the bookwork and prep work that I Iearned in college has been put to use, but I really saw myself more in the advertising field, where I had spent a couple summers interning in Chicago. But there were such great people there in the organization and it was growing.
OMC: It had to be a lot of fun for you, too. The Bucks in the early 1970s were among the best teams in the history of the NBA. What was that experience like for you?
JS: It was early NBA and it was in its growing period. There wasn't nearly the exposure or the number of teams; I think we were the 10th or 11th team in the league at the time. We were in the old Milwaukee Arena and we had the best player in the game in Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and the second-best player in the game in Oscar Robinson. It was a great time and we dominated.
OMC: They were kind of like Shaq and Kobe, but without the drama. That 1971 team was pretty incredible.
JS: The stats are all there. We were a 3-year-old franchise. No expansion team has won a championship as fast as the Bucks did at that time and no franchise -- in any sport -- has since. It might not ever happen that quickly again. It was a golden era and there have been a few silver eras since, but it was truly a time of exciting growth. To go from an expansion team in 1968 and win a championship in 1971, it's just unheard of.
OMC: That 1971 team doesn't get nearly the accolades -- even here in Milwaukee -- that other championship teams like the Lombardi Packers or the 1982 Brewers get. How do you feel about that?
JS: It's underappreciated by some people and the media. Yet there are some people who would say that the 1971 team was one of the most dominant of all time. There's a book out that rates dominance of certain NBA teams. I've always felt it was one of the best teams. You would go into games in 1970-'71 knowing that the Bucks were going to win. It was such a great feeling.
OMC: It's not like the Bucks were playing watered-down, weak competition, either. There was a lot more talent distribution at that time. How much does that speak to what those teams were able to accomplish?
JS: It wasn't that we weren't playing great teams. It wasn't a weak league ... we were just so dominant. It was such an awesome year. The team made it look easy. You'd walk out of the Arena and fans would be grumbling about another 20-point victory. They just made it look so easy and so efficient.
OMC: Fielding a team today with that much star power would probably not have anywhere near that kind of success.
JS: They weren't hot dogs, the egos weren't large. It was true precision basketball. I'm not saying it was better than it is now; it was a brand of basketball that was almost flawless. I am not sure if they kept turnovers then, but I'm sure there were nights where they only turned the ball over three or four times a game. It was just dominant.
OMC: The success wasn't limited to just 1971, either. There were a string of incredible teams, weren't there?
JS: Yeah, we were good for a couple of years even though there was only one championship. We went to the NBA Finals in 1974 (losing to Boston in seven games) and we derailed the Lakers' 33-game winning streak in 1972. There were so many great things done during that period that I don't want to say were taken for granted, but I think are underappreciated or overlooked.
OMC: Why do you think that is?
JS: A lot of it was because it was a smaller league then. The media isn't anything near what it is today and, obviously, there was no internet. The games were only televised on Sundays. It was just an underexposed game. As a result, you have to be a historian or true fan of the game in that era to understand just how good those teams were.
OMC: Was it tough during the 1980s? The Bucks were so good and so close every single year. It had to be frustrating to be in the mix every year and not be able to get over the hump.
JS: We were good, but so was the rest of the Eastern Conference. It seemed like we had to play Philadelphia or Boston every single year in the playoffs. One or the other got to the NBA Finals just about every year. In some cases, we were playing both of the conference finalists every year just to get our shot at the finals. It was hard. Those were true teams; complementary groups of players under a young, but gaining-experience-every-year coach in Don Nelson.
OMC: Boston and Philadelphia had some pretty amazing teams during the early 1980s. That was the Moses Malone/Larry Bird era for those teams.
JS: We kept hitting our heads against the wall. If we got by Boston one year -- we swept them one year, 4-0 -- then Philadelphia was waiting for us in the next round and vice versa. It was frustrating. Those teams, too, get underrated. But I think to get your due, you have to win a championship or at least, get to the Finals. We had some very good teams, but in the playoffs, we ran into some better teams.
OMC: Those teams also produced some of the more memorable names in franchise history. Many of their jersey numbers are hanging from the Bradley Center rafters.
JS: Those teams were solid. Nobody was satisfied with 50-win seasons, but they were good teams. There was great chemistry with Brian Winters, Bob Lanier, Junior Bridgeman and later, Sidney Moncrief ... just some solid teams.
OMC: A lot of the players you just mentioned came to Milwaukee as a result of the Kareem trade. What was it like having to trade a player who was arguably the best in the game at that time?
JS: It was interesting, for sure. Kareem used tremendous diplomacy and had tremendous respect for the game and the organization. He didn't make his wishes known in a way that would hamstring us, unlike what you see these days. He had his mind made up; he dealt with ownership in confidentiality and candor.
Ownership, to their credit, didn't roll over by any means. They tried to persuade him to stay, but in the end he was determined. He allowed the franchise to pretty much get the most they could under the circumstances. In the end, it set us up pretty well for many years with a lot of those players. In fact, we made the playoffs the next year while they missed it. Our best player had been traded, but we were in good shape in terms of building for the future.
OMC: The team also had to get used to a new coach after Larry Costello -- who had coached the team since its inception -- stepped down early in the season.
JS: Nelson was an unlikely replacement after 13 games. We got through that season and from then on we were in the playoffs every year but one. I think 1978-'79 was the only year we missed under Nelson.
OMC: You mentioned how small the front office is when you came on board. What's changed over the years?
JS: Because of the growth of the sport, it's a much larger business and grows every year. There are 30 teams now. The broadcast and media exposure and the money needed to have a viable franchise and the people needed to make it successful are so much bigger now than when I first started. It requires so many more people and so much more expertise than it did in the 1970s. It's a much larger business than it's ever been and it's only going to get bigger.
OMC: The game itself is a little different than it was in the 1970s, too. It seems to be more, maybe isolated. Have you noticed anything on the court that may be different now?
JS: The players are so much different now. I'm not saying they're better-conditioned. In the 1970s and '80s, the off-season training and conditioning activities were much more basketball-focused. Strength training didn't really come around until the later part of the '80s.
The players now have been on weight and strength programs since high school. Our players now are stronger and better conditioned. In some ways, they're products of a high school or college system that is often short-circuited. There's also a lot of AAU and summer camps and things like that. It's a different level and in some cases, I don't think all the players are as ready for the NBA as players were back then after four years of high school and college.
That's even more abundant with the number of players coming out early or skipping college altogether. There was a maturation process. Development is speeded up now. We're getting younger players who are very talented but still trying to catch up with their more established peers off-the-court.
OMC: How has the franchise changed in terms of how it fits into the community?
JS: I think our community outreach is as great as it's ever been. Our entire team is out there several times a month doing different things. During our 28-day training camp, our whole team was out in grocery stores and schools. Yi was out changing smoke alarms and behind a deli counter at Pick 'N Save. Our players understand that it's our responsibility to do good things and help people have better lives and be part of the community. They know the represent the franchise off-the-court. Its part of being a Milwaukee Buck and it always will be.
OMC: Milwaukee has a lot of sporting options for a market its size. Not too many cities along these lines have two NCAA Division I programs, Major League Baseball, the NBA and even though it's in Green Bay, the NFL. Where do the Bucks fall?
JS: For the city, we have more sports than any market its size. No doubt about it, it's not even close. Like you said, we have D-I, MLB, NBA, NBA and professional soccer and hockey. There's auto racing and a pro golf tournament that Chicago doesn't have every year anymore. All those things in line, this market has a great menu for sports that far exceeds what economists say the market can support.
OMC: Does that make it harder for your staff to do their job and sell the product and the franchise?
JS: I don't think it's hard, per se. It's a condition that you know of, address and accept. You find out as much as you can, do the best you can and find ways to get better. We don't look at the market size as a negative but rather an opportunity. We try to figure out how to expand in Wisconsin, into Northern Illinois, up north, out west. We can't go east because the lake is there but we need to know our market and how to grow it. We're here. We're going to stay viable. Maybe it's hard in some ways, but those who look at it as hard aren't going to succeed.
OMC: One thing I've noticed that's impressive is that while there is a lot of talk in town about the future of the Bucks and the Bradley Center, the team -- unlike in some cities where there are public threats of moving or demands for new facilities -- is more inclined to work from within. How important is it to use the existing building to generate revenue?
JS: It's critical. We have to maximize every possible source of revenue in the building. The community at large will make the decisions that need to be made at the right time. In cooperation with the Bradley Center, the Bucks have matched the Bradley Center's desires to get the most out of the building.
OMC: People talk about a replacement, but it's only 20 years old. It still looks pretty new in most places. How have the Bradley Center people Sen. (Herb) Kohl worked together on the situation?
JS: It's a solid facility, but it lacks the ability to do certain things that some other, newer buildings do in terms of generating sponsorship revenue and providing fan amenities. In the interim, while the solution is discussed and debated, there are great steps being made that can help us during this period. Some of it we're doing ourselves, some we're doing with help from the Bradley Center. It's a partnership and it has to be.
Sen. Kohl, as owner, is never going to leverage his situation the way most sports owners would or have. Sometimes, it's a disadvantage, but it's the professional and model citizen way of doing business.
You're right, though. We've carved out areas and new destinations and created new things within the building. The Bradley Center looks great. It's a great facility. This building today looks as great as more than half the buildings in the league. This building is a good-looking 20-year-old.
OMC: It's hard to believe the Bucks have played more seasons in the Bradley Center than they did at the Arena. Can you ever recreate the experience and the atmosphere of that building?
JS: Yeah, we were at the Arena I think 19 years and we've been here 20. We were over 90 percent capacity almost every night there. It kind of makes you wonder where we'd be if we had 15 or 16,000 seats in that era. We had to turn fans away then and there wasn't as much TV so we really, in essence, turned away a lot of nurturing fans when we played in the building that only seated about 11,000 fans.
OMC: Is it fair to say that the Bucks wouldn't be here anymore had the Bradley Center not been built 20 years ago?
JS: It's very fair. It was a situation where the owner then gave the city 90 to 120 days to find a way to find a local owner. Sen. Kohl was certainly the last person on the order of interest and the only one to really step up.
OMC: What have you added this year?
JS: Our suite holders can take advantage of new valet parking at 6th & State Streets. We've upgraded our Club Cambria area and added Club 71, which is a new party-suite type of atmosphere that's already sold out for the season. Miller Brewing renovated a suite space that they will use as a way to bring their people into the building. And, of course, Yi.
OMC: What did bringing Yi Jianlian and the Chinese market into the fold mean for the franchise?
JS: I think along with the Chinese element, he comes to the team when we have a young, deep and talented roster. Lost in the cultural discussion is the fact that we're adding another young, talented player to the roster. I think we focus too much sometimes on that he's from China; he's a heck of a player. He's arrived on the scene with a good team. That said, he makes us a better team and at the same time opens up our franchise, the NBA and the Milwaukee 7 region to the people of China.
We found out that 35 of our games -- 21 of them from Milwaukee -- will be televised in China. That means our team, our product and our game-day experience will be introduced in China. Where else outside of the United States do you want to be in terms of growth? He brings a great deal of talent, enthusiasm and interest not just from China, but from around here as well.
SuperSidMoncrief | Jan. 31, 2008 at 11:50 a.m. (report)
There is no discounting Mr. Steinmiller's commitment and years served with the franchise. It's unmatched. But.......I feel that Steinmiller, Grayson, and Ron Walter are socially and economically inept to be guiding an NBA global brand and success on the floor. I understand that being under the thumb of the Senator is a big challenge, but best intentions aside this small-minded, lowest common denominator thinking by the Bucks braintrust and culture (Steinmiller included) has landed a once proud team into a black hole of mediocrity. I think it's time for a new ownership group and attitude immediately that can rehab one of Milwaukee's true assets.
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timmy_von_trimble | Jan. 31, 2008 at 11:02 a.m. (report)
Total puff piece. Maybe you should have asked him why the Bucks underachieve every year and if they will ever get a decent coach.
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LegallyBlonde | Jan. 31, 2008 at 9:53 a.m. (report)
Steinmiller is a class act. Both Milwaukee and the Bucks are truly lucky to have him around. Go Bucks!
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arks00 | Jan. 31, 2008 at 9:26 a.m. (report)
How fitting. 40th Anniversary must also equal losing to the last place team in the conference by 40 or more points.... Bucks need to make some changes and fast...
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Currently, the Giants have Justin Tuck and Jason Pierre-Paul pegged as the starters with Mathias Kiwanuka rotating in as a backup and will likely play the "joker" role in 2013. The team also drafted Texas A&M's Damontre Moore in the third round, who could see some key playing time in his rookie season.
Unless Abraham drops his demands significantly between now and the beginning of the season, the Giants just don't make sense as a potential landing spot for him. For starters, the Giants have approximately $3.31 million left in cap space and still have to sign draftees Justin Pugh and Ryan Nassib to their rookie contracts. Also, if the Giants really wanted to sign a veteran pass rusher that was looking for decent money, they could have either just re-signed Umenyiora or signed former Indianapolis Colts defensive end Dwight Freeney, who wanted to play for the Giants, but ended up getting more money to sign with the San Diego Chargers.
The Broncos made sense for Abraham, who wanted him as a situational pass rusher, but Abraham reportedly wants to be "playing 60 percent" of the snaps on the field, and with the Giants, that may not be the case. If the Giants were to have interest, Abraham's role would be similar to what Denver would have been looking for.
In 2012, Abraham did have a productive season in Atlanta, notching 10 sacks with seven pass deflections and six forced fumbles in 16 games and isn't showing any major signs of slowing down. But again, the Giants have more pressing issues to tackle before the start of training camp and unless Abraham came to the Giants willing to take a major discount to play for a one-year deal, then him landing with Big Blue likely isn't happening for 2013.
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Exposed to oxygen, the pellets gave off prussic acid, blocking the exchange of oxygen in the blood.
It is also called cyanhydric, and, more commonly, prussic acid.
She drank the little phial of prussic acid and there she lay.
This is probably due to the liberation of prussic acid and shows the importance of having the solution alkaline.
Page 382, reference to prussic acid: the Dictionary does not have this article.
In support of their view, one of them stated that the same quantity of prussic acid had killed a dog in three seconds.
What a fool he had been not to buy strychnine, prussic acid, or laudanum!
And the bottle of prussic acid which was found yesterday hidden in the chair where just now you searched for it?
The prussic acid had been taken from his father's dispensary.
Here comes a man all ready for a dose of prussic acid, or a duel with his rival.
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Poles mark 20 years of Solidarity
By Ray Furlong in Warsaw
Celebrations continue in the Polish port city of Gdansk marking the 20th anniversary of the establishment of Solidarity, the first independent trade union in the former Soviet bloc.
A crowd of 2,000 to 3,000 people gathered on Gdansk's Solidarity Square as Mr Walesa and other dignitaries laid wreaths at the monument.
About 250 workers from the town's shipyards, where Solidarity was born, were also present, wearing hard hats and workers' overalls.
Hundreds of bright Solidarity banners with their trademark red-and-white colours were flown by union supporters.
Out of touch
Mr Walesa told Polish television of his satisfaction that the movement had successfully changed the image of the country and contributed to the fall of communism throughout Eastern Europe.
Although the Polish economy has shown consistently high growth rates, for many life is hard and the minority Solidarity government is unpopular.
One former leading light of the movement, Bronislaw Geremek, has said Solidarity lost touch with ordinary Poles and failed to explain its policies.
Giving thanks
After the wreath-laying ceremony, the Primate of Poland, Cardinal Jozef Glemp, held a holy mass and said Solidarity had achieved a miracle by uniting Poles against the Communist regime.
Many groups which supported Solidarity during the 1980s will perform.
The day marks exactly 20 years from the day when Solidarity was recognised by the communist regime under the Gdansk Accord, which also granted other political freedoms.
However, the anniversary celebrations have not met with particular public interest in the country, which is facing increasing economic difficulties.
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A Descriptive Assessment of Snag Use Along a Riparian Corridor in Western North Carolina
Abstract. A riparian corridor is a wooded track
along a river. These areas are important to wildlife because these habitats
harbor greater species diversity and density (Murray and Stauffer 1995).
Riparian corridors are especially important to nongame bird species, such
as cavity nesters, because provided a protected means of travel. The objectives
of this study were to (1) describe canopy tree characteristics along a
riparian corridor, (2) describe snag characteristics in to cavity use,
(3) describe cavity use by species in this community.
The canopy of the corridor along the Swannanoa River is dominated by sycamore, river birch, and black locust. Trends in tree density and tree morality were found in relation to distance from the river. There were more trees and a higher percentage of dead trees closer to the river. The majority of the dead trees in the corridor were river birch and black locust.
I found a total of 17 cavities in the corridor. 10 of these cavities were active and 7 were inactive. The majority of the cavities were found in river birch and black locust. One of the most interesting findings of this study was all cavities were oriented towards the river. The literature stated that cavities in the corridor: Red-bellied woodpecker, Downy woodpecker, Tufted titmouse, Carolina Chickadee, and Eastern Bluebird. The density of snags in the corridor was approximately 3.4 cavities per hectare. This density is below the recommended snag density of 5-10 cavities per hectares. In order to have a sustainable population of cavity nesting birds, the density of snags must increase in the corridor.


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BENGHAZI, Libya (AP) — NATO launched its most intense bombardment yet against Moammar Gadhafi's stronghold of Tripoli Tuesday, while a senior U.S. diplomat said President Barack Obama has invited the Libyan rebels' National Transitional Council to open an office in Washington D.C.
The international community has been stepping up airstrikes and diplomatic efforts against the regime in a bid to break a virtual stalemate, with the rebels in the east and Gadhafi maintaining his hold on most of the west.
The NATO airstrikes hit in rapid succession within a half-hour time span, setting off more than 20 explosions and sending up plumes of acrid-smelling smoke from an area around Gadhafi's sprawling Bab al-Aziziya compound in central Tripoli.
Government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said at least three people were killed and dozens wounded in NATO strikes that targeted what he described as buildings used by volunteer units of the Libyan army.
NATO said in a statement that a number of precision-guided weapons hit a vehicle storage facility adjacent to Bab al-Aziziya that has been used to supply regime forces "conducting attacks on civilians." It was not immediately clear if the facility was the only target hit in the barrage. Bab al-Aziziya, which includes a number of military facilities, has been pounded repeatedly by NATO strikes.
The U.S. launched the international air campaign on March 19 after the passage of a U.N. Security Council resolution to protect civilians after Gadhafi sent his forces to crush a the public uprising against his rule. NATO, which has taken over the airstrikes, says it has been doing its best to minimize the risk of collateral damage.
The alliance has been escalating and widening the scope of its strikes over the past weeks, hiking the pressure on Gadhafi, while many countries have built closer ties with the rebel movement that has control of the eastern half of Libya.
In a significant new deployment of firepower, France and Britain are bringing attack helicopters to use in the strikes in Libya as soon as possible, French Defense Minister Gerard Longuet said Monday.
The use of attack helicopters would appear to mark a new strategy for NATO, which has seen Gadhafi's forces adapt, often turning to urban fighting to make such strikes by fighter planes more difficult.
Nimble, low-flying helicopters have much more leeway to pick targets with precision than jets. But they also are much more vulnerable to ground fire. The alliance has had no military deaths since it first started enforcing a no-fly zone on March 31.
Several countries, including France and Italy, have recognized the NTC, while the United States, the European Union and others have established a diplomatic presence in Benghazi.
Jeffrey Feltman, Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, stopped short of formally recognizing the council in his remarks Tuesday, but said it was credible voice of the Libyans.
"We are not talking to Gadhafi and his people. They are not talking to us. They have lost legitimacy. We are dealing with people that we consider to be legitimate and representative and credible," Feltman told reporters during a visit to the de-facto rebel capital of Benghazi.
Feltman also said he expects Congress to vote soon to let frozen regime assets in the U.S. be used for purely humanitarian aid in Libya.
He praised the NTC for its emphasis on freeing Libya and for adhering to the Geneva conventions to protect human rights, which he called a sharp contrast to the position taken by Gadhafi's regime.
He said that the U.S. has given $53.5 million to address the humanitarian crisis in Libya, emphasizing that the money is going toward "non-lethal" aid.
Rebel leaders welcome the diplomatic contact, but say only better weapons will help them defeat Gadhafi.
"It is just not enough to recognize (us) and visit the liberated areas," spokesman Abdel-Hafidh Ghoga told AP. "We have tried very hard to explain to them that we need the arms, we need funding, to be able to bring this to a successful conclusion at the earliest possible time and with the fewest humanitarian costs possible."
Rebels now control the populated coastal strip in the country's east and the western port city of Misrata, which Gadhafi's forces have besieged for months. They also control pockets in Libya's western Nafusa mountain range.
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Teen loses both hands after explosion
Published: May 11 2013 - 10:08AM
A teenage boy remains in a stable condition at a Brisbane hospital after an explosion ripped apart his hands on Friday afternoon.
Michael Boggan, 15, was severely injured when a home made bomb exploded at a house in Ipswich, west of Brisbane.
He was rushed to the Princess Alexandra Hospital with extensive blast injuries to his hands, arms and body and underwent emergency surgery last night.
Media reports claimed the boy had lost both hands but the Princess Alexandra Hospital and Queensland Police wouldn't confirm or deny these reports.
Three other teenagers, aged between 15 and 18, were injured in the blast at the home in Dampier Street, Leichhardt, Ipswich and were transported to Ipswich Hospital.
It's believed their injuries were only minor.
Police were still at the home on Saturday morning as their investigations continued.
Until now, no charges have been made.
It's believed the device was a golf ball packed with explosives.
''They gave him a golf ball that had explosive stuff in it and it exploded in his hands,'' teenager Brendan Smith told media at the scene.
Police at the scene said they didn't suspect the incident was anything more than an accident.
''All indications are that it's not deliberate,'' Inspector Keith McDonald told reporters.
''It just would appear to be a device that's gone off. What sort of device it is, it does appear to be a ball composition.''
The force of the blast destroyed an outdoor setting, including a glass table which was shattered.
According to one report, Michael suffers from autism and Asperger's syndrome and his family has been trying to move out of the neighbourhood for a while.
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A Guide to the Texas Savings and Loan League Records, 1929-1991
Historical Note
Founded in 1922, the Texas Savings and Loan League worked with regional savings and loan associations and banks to develop seminars, conferences, and other enhanced learning programs for people in the financial field. The League also hosted a Texas Savings and Loan School, which provided two intense one-week sessions over two summers in a university environment. Former members and officers include E.E. Shelton, the first president; San Antonio mayor Walter W. McAllister, Sr. (1923-1924); Walter W. McAllister, Jr. (1956-1957); Texas Senator Ashley E. Wood; Durward Curlee; and Eric Sandberg (1989-2006). During Sandberg's presidency, the League changed its name to Texas Savings & Community Bankers Association and merged in 2006 with the Texas Bankers Association.
Texas Savings and Loan League Records, 1929-1991, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin.
"Meet President and CEO Eric Sandberg."Texas Banking, May 1, 2009, http://www.allbusiness.com/banking-finance/banking-institutions-systems-savings/12347698-1.html (accessed May 10, 2010).
Palmer, Donny. "TBA welcomes East Texas savings bankers."Texas Banking, Sept. 1, 2006, http://www.allbusiness.com/services/religious-grantmaking-civic-professional/4088144-1.html (accessed May 10, 2010).
Texas Savings and Loan League. Fifty Years of Leadership. [Austin, Tex.]: Texas Savings and Loan League, 1972. Call number HG 2153 T4 F548 1972 TXC.
Scope and Contents
The Texas Savings and Loan League Records, 1929-1991, contain printed material, files, notebooks, pamphlets, artwork, and other ephemera, which relate to savings and loans, banking, and real estate in Texas, especially in Austin.
Access Restrictions
This collection is open for research use.
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These papers are stored remotely. Advance notice required for retrieval. Contact repository for retrieval.
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Texas Savings and Loan League Records, 1929-1991, Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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Here you can find my CV, details on how to contact me and a handful of notes on various topics that are of interest to me.
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In a world in which scantily clad chicks cos-play to the delight of teens across the country and people are caught jacking off to dancing night elves in World of Warcraft, is it any wonder that a virtual babe is making it to the pages of an adult magazine?
That's right, kids, tomorrow Namco's Splatterhouse will be hitting video game retailers everywhere, and the game's star babe, Jennifer Willis, will appear in the December issue of Playboy Magazine as Miss Splatterhouse. We're thinking that there will certainly be a lot of splatter on these images, and it's probably not going to be blood. Check out a sample below.
Splatterhouse follows college student Rick Taylor as he embarks on a mission to rescue his girlfriend, Jennifer, who has disappeared after entering a mysterious run-down mansion inhabited by an elusive scientist, Dr. West.
Confronted by otherworldly horrific abominations under Dr. West's control, Rick turns to a mystical sentient mask that promises to give him the power to reunite with his beloved Jennifer. Full of desperation, Rick dons the "Mayan Terror Mask" and is transformed into a raging juggernaut, unleashing unadulterated violence and destruction on anything that stands in his way.
Splatterhouse will be available throughout North America for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 system November 23, 2010, with an ESRB rating of "M" for Mature and an MSRP of $59.99. Expanding on the accessibility of the Splatterhouse brand, the classic version of the game will launch on mobile around the same time, including iPhone, JAVA, BREW, RIM and Windows Mobile.
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W.Va. zip line makes T+L's world's coolest list
CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -- Travel + Leisure Magazine Online is declaring Gravity New River Gorge Zip Lines one of the world's coolest in its April edition.
Gravity is part of Adventures on the Gorge in Lansing, a resort offering whitewater rafting and other activities. Partner Dave Arnold tells The State Journal the owners believed in the concept.
Gravity is the state's longest zip line, but not its only one. TreeTops offers a leisurely three-and-a-half hour excursion through Mill Creek Canyon, several miles from the gorge.
Tourism Commissioner Betty Carver says zip lines attract both novices and adrenaline junkies.
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Hi, I will be happy to assist you, and it is my goal to make you a very satisfied customer! This may take a few minutes, so thanks for your patience.
The appropriate statute states the following:
A trustee who has accepted the trust may resign only by one of the following methods:
(a)As provided in the trust instrument.
(b)In the case of a revocable trust, with the consent of the person holding the power to revoke the trust.
(c)In the case of a trust that is not revocable, with the consent of all adult beneficiaries who are receiving or are entitled to receive income under the trust or to receive a distribution of principal if the trust were terminated at the time consent is sought. If a beneficiary has a conservator, the conservator may consent to the trustee's resignation on behalf of the conservatee without obtaining court approval. Without limiting the power of the beneficiary to consent to the trustee's resignation, if the beneficiary has designated an attorney in fact who has the power under the power of attorney to consent to the trustee's resignation, the attorney in fact may consent to the resignation.
(d)Pursuant to a court order obtained on petition by the trustee under Section 17200. The court shall accept the trustee's resignation and may make any orders necessary for the preservation of the trust property, including the appointment of a receiver or a temporary trustee.
Most trusts do provide a method of resignation. If the document you provided to your brother was consistent with such terms (assuming such terms exist in the trust for which you are trustee), then your resignation was effective according to the trust terms and is a legal document.
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I'm not to sure I understand your answer
You said you wanted to be removed. The formal term for removing yourself as trustee of a trust is resignation. The law allows you to resign according to the trust terms if the trust terms allow resignation of a trustee. If the trust does not allow resignation of a trustee, then you can only resign if all adult beneficiaries must provide a consent. If all do not consent, then you would need to file an action in court and obtain an order allowing your resignation as trustee.
Thus, to determine whether the letter you sent your brother asking to be removed as trustee is legally valid as a resignation, you need to review the trust to determine whether it allows resignation. If it does, you need to determine whether your letter complied with the trust requirements in regard to resignation of a trustee.
If the trust doesn't provide any terms regarding resignation, then the letter you sent your brother has no effect and you must obtain all beneficiaries' consent to resign as trustee.
IF you cannot obtain all consents, then you will need to retain an attorney to assist you with filing an action to obtain a court order allowing resignation.
I don't think that the trust states anything would 1 of the beneficiaries be enough or would both be needed what would they do and how what like have them write a letter.
No, unfortunately you need all the adult beneficiaries according to the terms of the statute I quoted in my answer above. I wish only one beneficiary's consent was sufficient, but the law requires more. If your brother is a beneficiary and wouldn't consent (or if any other beneficiary wouldn't consent) then you would unfortunately need to obtain an attorney to assist with a court action to obtain a court order allowing you to resign.
you see my brother has taking control and I have none I don't want to be accountable.
Yes, I understand completely your desire to get out of a bad situation. I see that a lot unfortunately and resigning and then possibly taking action against your brother for his wrongful actions is a common plan of action.
If my sisters ok me to be removed in a letter would this be enough this has put a mental strain on me
I want to be able to remember all of this can I print this is that possible or ok
If your sister is the only other trustee (other than you), then yes PLUS your resignation. If your brother is also a trustee and does not consent, then your sister's consent is not sufficient by itself.
Yes, you can print this out.
just my brother and I are the co trustees my to sisters are beneficiarys.
cant seem to print o well
cant make the screen big to get a printed copy can send one to me sorry to be a pain just frustrated and not good with the computer.
If your sisters are the only beneficiaries then you need ALL sisters to consent per the statute above.
Try the "file" and "print" command on your web browser.
IF that doesn't work try just copying and pasting the whole conversation into a word processing document and print that document.
yep don't know how.
To copy use the computer mouse. Just go to the first word (to the left of it). Click the left mouse button and hold that button down while you drag the mouse cursor all the way to the bottom and to the right of the very last work. Then let off that button. Move the cursor over the highlighted area and click the right mouse button. Don't hold it down. A box will come up and you want to click "copy". Then go to a word processing document and right click again. Then click "paste".


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Ending Child Marriage, One Play at a Time
Laws against child marriage are important, but groups like Aahung are showing how community outreach is just as critical.
Learning from Challenges in Measuring Our Work
Guest blogger Neha Mankani of Aahung in Pakistan explores both the difficulties in evaluating the impact of comprehensive sexuality education programs and some unique and creative strategies.
IWHC Supporters Surrounded by Art, Inspired by Activism
On March 11, 2015, more than 70 IWHC supporters and partners gathered to hear three women speak about their activism in Zimbabwe, Pakistan, and Egypt.
Erin Burnett Speaks with Women's Rights Activists from Africa and Asia
At the International Women's Health Coalition's 30th Anniversary, CNN's Erin Burnett moderated a discussion on progress for women and girls in Africa and Asia with Fadekemi Akinfaderin (Education as a Vaccine, Nigeria), Sheena Hadi (Aahung, Pakistan) and Yvette Kathurima (FEMNET, Kenya).
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To mark the 30th anniversary of the International Women's Health Coalition earlier this month, IWHC hosted a panel discussion with three young women activists to assess the progress we've made and address the challenges that lie ahead for women's rights.
Advancing Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Education in Pakistan
By Suzanne Ito Four years after its inception in 1994, Pakistan-based NGO Aahung surveyed adolescent girls' and boys' knowledge of issues including sexual health, bodily changes, and gender-based discrimination and violence. What they found would be shocking to many. Girls were unaware about menstruation, and spoke of the trauma of having their first period.
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Last week, the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs awarded its prestigious Human Rights Tulip Award to Aahung, IWHC's partner organization in Pakistan.
Partner: Aahung
Established in 1994 as a Karachi-based community project, Aahung has become a leading authority in the field of sexual and reproductive health and rights in Pakistan. Aahung works with schools, medical education institutions, and non-governmental and governmental organizations to advance the health and rights of adolescents.
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As more than 400 government and civil society representatives from 40 countries meet in Bangkok this week for the 6th Asian and Pacific Population Conference, women's rights and youth activists are calling for strong government commitments to sexual and reproductive health and rights in the region. The five-day population conference is an opportunity for…
"They ask me when you should start sex education, and I say as soon as the child can talk. They should be told the names of the genitals just as they are told about hands and eyes and ears, and nose." Those are the words of Dr. Mobin Akhtar, a psychiatrist who promotes sexuality…


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The BBC's Politics Show presenter Jon Sopel is moderating a discussion on cross-sector partnerships. I'm on the panel with Accenture and IKEA. Amazingly it's a decent turnout at 7am (after a late night for most compounded with jet lag for many). Are NGOs and businesses converging? What will partnerships look like in another decade? Classic Davos fringe meeting. Encouraging levels of enthusiasm and a few new partnership ideas emerge.
I'm catching quick meetings with CEOs I'd struggle to get time with normally. So I miss what I hear was a great session on global talent mobility – a big issue for Save the Children. Read more