Monday, October 23, 2017

Phoenix Suns In-The-News: Firings In The Hoops + Artists Used in A Sneakers PR Stunt

A SNEAKER ART CONjob????
Just a coincidence or not? "Soles of Phoenix" or a flat-footed PR foul using artists?
Here's one story about the 8 foot-tall Gigantic sneakers where artists received a small stipend that was published recently in Phoenix New Times written by Lynn Trimble who describes herself as "an award-winning freelance writer and photographer specializing in arts and culture, including visual and performing arts"
Sneaker Art? Or Sneaker something' else?
". . . Artists got a small stipend for their work, and money to cover materials. They developed their own designs and incorporated elements that reference Suns-related themes. Before artists started painting, the Suns approved the designs. . . "
Blogger note: Please notice the commercial connections using artists: this is a word-for-word extract from the article". . . Every sneaker has signage with artist information and an interactive component. Viewers can use their smart phones to scan codes featured on the signs, then get access to team information and prizes through the Phoenix Suns mobile app. . . "
If you want to read more here's the link >
http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/arts/giant-phoenix-suns-sneaker-art-9793960
 

D3 Mesa Councilmember Francisco Heredia: Still Missing?

Even though - after more than 3 weeks after getting newly-appointed and  sworn-in by the Mesa city clerk on September 28 - there's no official image for the entire Mesa City Council that includes him,District 3 representative Francisco Heretic has been quite active on Twitter over the weekend:  
https://twitter.com/MesaAzgov/lists/city-of-mesa

Blogger Note: image from yesterday mesaaz.gov

This is the new District 3 appointed representative on Mesa City Council >>>>


Here's what he posted recently on his Twitter account
The official City Council twitter account of Councilmember Francisco Heredia, District 3 Councilmember of Mesa, Arizona
644 Tweets
  61 Following
774 Followers
  11 Likes

Out on Sunday meeting with residents

 
 

Sunday, October 22, 2017

Mesa Council Study Session Mon 16 Oct 2017


Item 6A started in 1883 and Mark Freeman wants some history and he gets it from Director of Downtown Transformation Jeff McVey who stumbles quickly through an update on what was a 2.75-acre parcel that's now 3 1/2 acres - NEEDS A ZONING CHANGE to include some townhomes along a short stretch of Pomeroy Street that was just a drive-in to a parking lot for BenU and a 3-story parking garage behind Mesa Supreme Court
WHAT IS IT? 2 new 7-story buildings - watch for some details
Mayor John Giles tunes in with some mumbo jumbo about "vertical/urban" ???
. . . and here's A Conceptual Rendering of what it might look like in an exaggerated perspective rendering of a something they added called "Gateway Park" that looks about three times as big as the real space







D6 Councilmember Kevin Thompson asks a question and gets a reply
  • Bill Jabjiniak >  ITEM 7A

 

Mesa City Council Meeting Mon 16 Oct2017

...about 11 minutes and that includes an invocation and some Boy Scouts and, of course the silver-voiced Kevin Christopher rolling through the Consent Agenda real fast ...everyone says aye and that's it! 
 

Pie Dishes The Donald > Liar-in-Chief


Published on Oct 20, 2017
Views: 119,649
Pie has trouble finding the words to describe Trump.
WARNING: Contains Strong Language!

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Chinese-Made 'Electric Fan' 3D Images Wow Social Media


Published on Oct 22, 2017
Views: 357
A video of an "electric fan" that can produce 3D images has wowed netizens around the world on the social media. The electric fan is actually a holographic 3D screen invented by a Chinese company in Nanjing, capital of east China's Jiangsu Province. The company's CEO and head of research and development, Zhou Quan, is a recent graduate of Southeast University in Nanjing. The smart holographic 3D screen has four LED bars that make it look like a fan. As the bars rotate, they produce 3D images which can be seen by the naked eye, according to Zhou.

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ICYMI > Viewing the 2017 Orionid Meteor Shower - Halleys Comet


Published on Oct 19, 2017
October 19, 2017: The Orionids is an annual meteor shower that is caused by debris left behind by Halley’s Comet burning up in Earth’s atmosphere.
“The shower will produce somewhere between 10 and 20 meteors per hour,” AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist and Astronomy Blogger Dave Samuhel said.
“The best viewing in the Northern Hemisphere will be after midnight,“ Samuhel added.
This year will be a particularly good year for viewing the Orionids as the peak of the shower falls just days after the new moon, meaning there will be little natural light pollution for the shower to compete with.
However, light pollution from cities and towns can wash out some of the dimmer meteors, reducing the number of meteors people can see from these areas.
https://www.amsmeteors.org/2017/10/vi...
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