The New York Knicks have pursued Jalen Brunson in a very public manner for quite some time. During Game 1 of the first round series between the Utah Jazz and the Dallas Mavericks, top Knicks executive Worldwide Wes sat courtside along with Julius Randle. His presence ruffled a few feathers for both the Jazz and Mavericks due to the reported interested the Knicks have in both Donovan Mitchell and Jalen Brunson.
New York went on to hire Brunson’s father, Rick Brunson, as an assistant coach, while the Brunson family has strong ties to Knicks executive Leon Rose — Rick was Rose’s first client when Rose was an agent, while Rose’s son, Sam, currently represents Jalen. On draft night, the Knicks traded the No. 11 pick for three future first rounders and offloaded Kemba Walker’s salary. Initially the trade was a bit puzzling, because the Knicks had the opportunity to draft a young player like Memphis center Jalen Duren, but New York prioritized financial flexibility with an eye on free agency.
Those decisions are apparently on the precipice of paying off. Marc Stein reported that the Mavericks increasingly believe Brunson will sign with the Knicks.
Wrote Friday that the Knicks had amassed “major momentum” in their pursuit of Jalen Brunson after draft night.
There is a growing resignation in Dallas, sources say, that the Knicks are indeed Brunson’s top choice and his inevitable destination.
ESPN’s Tim MacMahon reported that the Brunson deal would be in the four-year, $100 million range.
At this point, it’s widely anticipated that Jalen Brunson will go to the Knicks on a four-year deal in excess of $100M. It remains to be seen how New York will clear the rest of the necessary cap space and whether the Mavs can work a sign-and-trade to recoup assets.
Brunson had a stellar playoff performance that helped guide the Mavericks to their first Western Conference Finals appearance since 2011. He averaged 21 points a game through the postseason, which included a vital 41-point game against the Jazz while Luka Doncic nursed a calf injury.
The Mavericks had an opportunity to offer Brunson an extension during the season, but chose to wait until the trade deadline for any potential deals that could include Brunson. Once the deadline passed, Brunson was no longer interested in signing an extension because the Mavs could only offer a four-year, $55 million deal.
The deal isn’t set in stone, but Brunson signing with the Knicks would be a major blow for a Maverick team that just started gaining momentum for Doncic’s prime, while New York would acquire some much-needed point guard help.
For all of our disagreements in modern American life, there are at least a few things most of us can agree on. One of those is the need for reform in public education. We don’t all agree on the solutions but many of the challenges are undeniable: retaining great teachers, reducing classroom size and updating the focus of student curriculums to reflect the ever-changing needs of a globalized workforce.
And while parents, politicians and activist debate those remedies, one voice is all-too-often ignored: that of teachers themselves.
This is why a short video testimony from a teacher in the Atlanta suburb of Gwinnett County went viral recently. After all, it’s hard to deny the points made by someone who was just named teacher of the year and used the occasion to announce why he will be leaving the very school district that just honored him with that distinction.
In a video carried by Fox5 Atlanta, 2022 Gwinnett County Public Schools Teacher of the Year Lee Allen breaks down what he sees as the overriding problems in the county’s school system. While his comments are specific to that of Gwinnett County, it’s virtually impossible to not see the overlap across all of America and how the problems have become exponentially more challenging as students have migrated back to in-person learning.
“At the end of this year, I will be leaving Gwinnett County Schools, leaving behind the opportunity to submit for state teacher of the year, roughly $10,000 in salary, and most importantly, the students and colleagues I’ve built strong relationships with,” Allen, a math teacher, says at the beginning of his remarks. “I’m leaving in hopes that I can regain the ability to do the job that I love.”
Normally, one might assume teacher pay is the overriding issue for educators like Allen. But he makes it clear that he is, in fact, leaving money on the table in order to avoid what he seems as unacceptable changes to the student body and how the district manages its teachers and the learning environment. Here are his main grievances, in order:
“First issue at hand is student apathy and disrespect for school rules and norms. … We have an alarming number of students that simply do not care about learning and refuse to even try.”
“We are also experiencing incredible disrespect and refusal to follow basic school rules. There Is little to no accountability or expectation for grades or behavior placed on students or parents. Rather than being asked what the student can do to improve their understanding, teachers are expected to somehow do more with less student effort.”
Cell phone use. Teachers simply cannot compete with the billions of dollars tech companies pour into addicting people to their devices. Phones allow constant communication, often being the spark that fuels fights, drug use and other inappropriate meetups throughout the day. We need a comprehensive district plan with support behind it in order to combat this epidemic and protect the learning environment.”
“Lastly, there is a huge disconnect between administrators and teachers. The classroom in 2022 is drastically different from just three years ago. Most administrators have not been in a classroom full-time in years or even decades. Many teacher do not feel understood, valued or trusted as professionals from administrators and the decisions that they make.”
While Allen points fingers at administrators and student behavior, he also says that the pressures put on both students and teachers alike by COVID-19 had a catastrophic impact on learning. “The pandemic has acted as a catalyst and turned a slow negative trend into an exponential crisis,” he says.
But he also offers some solutions, stating, “I won’t list complaints without offering ideas for improvement.”
All administrators should spend at least one week in a high needs classroom, “without a suit, without people knowing your title and in the same room, all day, for an entire week.”
Prioritizing smaller class sizes.
Greater transparency from the district in terms of needs and expectations and goals.
“We all want the same thing and we cannot accomplish this without supporting one another,” he says near the end of his remarks.
With more than 400,000 views already, it’s clear his remarks resonated with people not just inside his small school district.
There’s almost nothing more important than how we educate our children. And while the national political debate centers on areas of far less importance generated to gin up controversy and campaign fundraising, it’s families and local leaders who will need to do the heavy lifting of re-prioritizing the fundamental principles of learning and leadership if we want an American educational system that can compete on the global stage in 2022 and beyond. After all, when literal award-winning educators like Allen are walking away, it’s clear something more needs to be done.
Kevin Ford, the Las Vegas airport Burger King employee whose story went viral after he displayed the meager goodie bag he received after 27 years of never missing a day of work, might have started off feeling less than hopeful. But after his story reached the masses, his faith in humanity has been restored.
The original video showed the 54-year-old displaying the bag’s mediocre contents: a reusable Starbucks cup, one singular movie ticket, a couple of pens, a lanyard, some keychains and cheap candy (no offense Reese’s and Life Savers).
Despite receiving a “gift” more equivalent to convention swag than a display of employee loyalty, Ford shared authentic gratitude.
“I’m happy about anything, I’m thankful for anything I get,” Ford told TMZ, “but, like most big corporations, they’ve kind of lost touch with their workers.” Ford added that before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, employees would receive anniversary checks, sharing that he initially thought that’s what the movie ticket was.
TMZ later reported that after Ford’s video began circulating everywhere, he received a flood of new job opportunities from potential employers near and far—including one position restoring classic cars and another working at a beachside restaurant in South Carolina. However, as he was close to retirement at his current job, Ford passed.
“The man in that video is my father. He has worked at his job for 27 years and yes, he has never missed a day of work. He originally began working at this job as a single father when he gained custody of me and my older sister 27 years ago…In no way are we asking for money or is he expecting any money but if anyone feels like blessing him he would love to visit his grandchildren.”
It didn’t take long before the donations started to roll in, and kept coming. Even actor David Spade contributed a generous $5,000 and sent Ford a personal message, saying “keep up the good work.” Shocked, Ford replied, “THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! For even watching the video! I think I might be able to take a day off…”
Ford might be able to do much more than take a day off now. So far, that GoFundMe fundraiser has gathered more than $200,000. And where, yes, there were a few huge donations, most were $10-$20, providing a great example of how small acts of kindness can make a big difference when everyone comes together.
“I just want to say thanks to everybody out there. It’s just so overwhelming,” he told Nicole. “I think that it probably touched people because I think we as humans, period, just need love and gratitude.”
As for what Ford might do with the money, it looks like a visit to see his grandkids in Texas is definitely a go and he’ll probably even purchase a new car (Ford has his sights on a Ford hybrid, fitting). Plus, he might get to pursue his dream of making music. Who knows? One thing is for sure, he now knows that his commitment is recognized.
Niantic created one of the most addicting games in recent memory in Pokemon Go. It turns out the ability to let people go out and live their dreams of catching Pokemon in the real world was an enticing one, and it’s thanks to the success of Pokemon Go that Niantic has had the opportunity to explore beyond that. Over the last few years, Niantic released games similar to Pokemon Go such as Pikmin Bloom and the now-defunct Harry Potter: Wizards Unite.
Now, Niantic is going in a completely different direction with its latest project, NBA All-World, which is “designed to bring hoops fans into the real-world metaverse,” per a release. The “real-world metaverse” is a project venture that Niantic has been pushing with many of its future games.
NBA All-World is expected to be similar to Pokemon Go with real-world landmarks where players can participate in NBA-themed gameplay. Some of the gameplay features included in the official press release included:
Challenge Players and Build Your Reputation: First to five in a shooting drill wins a chance to recruit that player. Familiar face? If you’ve already got a player on your team, you can use encounters to practice shooting and earn more Cred. You can also unlock the ability to recruit stronger players with a higher Team Level.
Rep the Lifestyle: Pick up Gear like sneakers and jerseys at Drop Zones. Look out for special Gear that improves player stats and outfit players with sneakers and accessories that help you stand out from the crowd.
Explore the World: Get out and move in the real world to move your player and find Player Encounters, Boosts, King of the Court Challenges, and more.
Push Your Limits: Power up player stats with Boosts in Offense, Defense, and Fitness. Make sure you keep Energy high with Energy Drinks and watch out for lower Energy that makes it harder to score.
It’s going to be interesting to see how basketball fans respond to NBA All-World. While some may find it silly, gamers who love to participate in modes like MyTEAM in NBA 2K are proof enough there’s an audience for this out there. Is this going to be the next Pokemon Go? Probably not. Does it have a chance to pull in a dedicated niche community of basketball fans? Absolutely.
If you’re spending an afternoon or evening standing beside a burning hot grill on a humid summer day, you’re going to need a cold beverage to sip. And while water is a necessity on hot days, nothing goes better with grilled steaks, hamburgers, hot dogs, sausages, and various grilled vegetables than a nice, cold beer.
And while I usually prefer to pour my beer into a nice pint glass when I eat dinner, the act of grilling a meal simply requires a bottle or can. Pop a top or crack a can, rest it next to the grill and get to work. And by work I mean stand next to the grill sipping a cold one while the heat does its job. Give your family a wave of the tongs every now and then to remind them of your sacrifices for their sustenance.
Yet all this raises an important question: what beer pairs best with grilling? The simplest answer is that the perfect beer for grilling is whatever beer you enjoy. But while you can’t go wrong with the old standbys, it’s always fun to discover new things, especially if those new things are frosty and cold.
To that end, we once again turned to the pros for help. We asked a few of our favorite craft beer experts, brewers, and beer professionals to tell us the best beers to pair with an afternoon of grilling. Keep scrolling to see all of their picks.
Firestone Walker Union Jack
Firestone Walker
Jeremy Marshall, brewmaster at Lagunitas Brewing in Petaluma, California
I’m not a big meat eater, but I do like to grill. I can’t resist fire. Therefore, I do have a grilling beer and as far as IPAs go, I’d have to say Union Jack by Firestone Walker. Matt Brynildson (from Firestone Walker) is as big a fan of Simcoe hops as am I, and Union Jack is like blasting your face behind the harvester in early September. It is one of the earlier popular IPAs from the 2000s that remains balanced and timeless even after all that has happened to the category.
Lost National Lokal Resident
Lost Nation
Matt Canning, assistant manager and beer concierge at Hotel Vermont in Burlington, Vermont
ABV: 5.5%
Average Price: Limited Availability
Why This Beer?
You’re overthinking it if you don’t go in this direction: pale lager pairs best with all food, especially grilled food. Lost Nation Lokal Resident comes to mind, with just enough bitterness and a clean finish. This Czech-style pilsner is known for its crisp, easy-drinking flavor, and it pairs perfectly with grilling.
There’s nothing quite like a juicy burger paired with an ice-cold IPA. Personally, when grilling I prefer something with a little more bite like a traditional West Coast IPA like the popular High 5 from Fort Myers Brewing. No frills, just a good clean and pure IPA.
Altamont Beer Works Maui Wowie
Altamont
Eric Espinoza, bartender at Signia by Hilton in San Jose, California
Best beer for burgers or grilling in general? Anything that says “IPA” in my opinion. If I had to choose a burger IPA, it’d be Altamont Beer Works Maui Wowie. This is actually one of my favorite IPAs. I love the Citra and Mosaic hops it features. Summer makes me think of burgers, barbecue, and this.
3 Stars Ultra Fresh
3 Stars
Jeff Hancock, co-founder and brewmaster at DC Brau in Washington DC
ABV: 8.3%
Average Price: Limited Availability
Why This Beer?
When it comes to a beer to pair with a day of grilling, I’m going to have to say 3 Stars Brewing’s Ultra Fresh Imperial IPA. I love it because it’s a local offering – so you can get it uber fresh. The great thing about this Imperial IPA is that the hops are different with each batch, showcasing the freshest hops the brewery has to offer. I love beers that keep me guessing.
Whenever I am grilling, I have to have an IPA in hand. One of my all-time favorite IPAs is King Sue by Toppling Goliath. It is an imperial IPA with Citra hops. It is juicy and sweet which makes it a great pairing for a variety of foods. It’s hard to beat on a hot summer day.
Trillium Vicinity
Trillium
Nancy Lopetegui, taproom general manager at Wynwood Brewing in Miami
Vicinity by Trilium Brewing. The citrusy profile and hops from IPAs pair perfectly with grilled meats and also cut the fattiness from certain cuts. Trillium is the kind of brewery that makes nothing but great beers and Vicinity is no different.
Taproot Burnout Smoked Helles
Taproot
Justin Tisdale, head brewer at Rejects Beer Co. in Middletown, Rhode Island
ABV: 4.6%
Average Price: Limited Availability
Why This Beer?
Taproot Brewing in Middletown Rhode Island makes their Burnout Smoked Helles Lager, and it’s the best thing to pair with anything off the grill. Subtle smoke. Huge malt flavor. Balanced hops. Kevin Beachem (brewer at Taproot) crushed it with this one. Every time I see him, I have to stroke his ego a little bit and express my jealousy for him landing so close to the pin on such an amazing example of the style.
Brooklyn Brewery’s East IPA will pair great with grilled meats. An example of a classic English IPA its balance of sweet malt hops, and bitterness will make it a better companion than West Coast or Hazy IPAs. Bigger on malt sweetness and more subdued on hop aroma and flavor, its refreshing bitterness will help cut through the bold flavors from your grill.
Sierra Nevada Summerfest
Sierra Nevada
Chris Pinns, tasting room manager at Societe Brewing in San Diego
Sierra Nevada Celebration is great with grilled foods. The classic “C” fresh hops in this beer are balanced perfectly by a more caramelized malt backbone than one sees in modern-day IPAs. It’s this malt character that creates a divine accompaniment to the caramelization on the grilled meats, while the fresh hops burst in to refresh your palate for the next delicious bite. Since it’s not available in the summer, I’ll go with Sierra Nevada Summerfest instead. It’s crisp, light, summery, and goes great with all summer activities. Especially grilling.
Anchor Liberty IPA
Anchor
Marshall Hendrickson, co-founder and head of operations at Veza Sur Brewing Co. in Miami
Anchor Brewing Co. Liberty IPA is my go-to. Being from San Francisco originally, Liberty IPA was always in the cooler during any family barbecue. I love this beer for many reasons. It’s well crafted, drinks well alone but goes especially well with food, and perhaps most importantly, it’s very nostalgic for me as it reminds me of family barbecues.
Two Hearted by Bell’s is a great grilling beer. An all-time great IPA, the fresh-cut pine hop aromas match up with the intensity of the smoke. The caramel malt sweetness pairs with the caramelization and Maillard flavors of a hard sear and the firm bitterness helps to cleanse the palate and bring out the full flavor of the meat.
All Rudy Giuliani wanted to do was campaign for his much-mocked son, who’s running for governor in the state in which his offices were once raided by the feds. Instead he found himself in yet another one of his creative, Clouseau-esque humiliations. On Sunday, Giuliani was slapped on the back at a Long Island ShopRite. He claimed he was attacked. Surveillance footage showed he wasn’t. Eventually the mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, claimed he filed a false police report. And now there’s an old-fashioned NYC mayor fight.
@ericadamsfornyc has 39% more crime than DeBlasio. He is accusing me of filing a false statement about the assault in SI. The report was filed by the NYPD, after interviewing independent witnesses. The video is deceiving. A tap doesn’t cause swelling. #incompetentmayor
“@ericadamsfornyc has 39% more crime than DeBlasio,” Giuliani wrote, comparing Adams to his predecessor. “He is accusing me of filing a false statement about the assault in SI. The report was filed by the NYPD, after interviewing independent witnesses. The video is deceiving. A tap doesn’t cause swelling.” He tagged it “#incompetentmayor”
It’s not the first time Giuliani has come for a Black mayor of NYC. Before he got the job in 1994, he came for his own predecessor, David Dinkins, even help start a riot in which white NYPD officers attacked City Hall. On Monday, Giuliani sang his own praises, claiming he cleaned up Harlem by going after “crooked black politicians.”
Rudy says when he was Mayor, he cleaned up Harlem by getting rid of all the “crooked black politicians.” pic.twitter.com/AP0aI77RQ8
Giuliani has stuck by his claims that the slap he received was something much worse, and hasn’t convincingly explained how footage of the incident was, as he put it, “deceiving.” Meanwhile, reporters have gone so far as to do a slow-motion play-by-play of the most high-profile slap since this year’s Oscars.
Ivica Zubac has turned into a steady and reliable option at center for the Los Angeles Clippers. As a result, the team decided to make sure the big man got a new deal to keep him in Los Angeles for the next few years as the franchise looks to compete for a championship.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, the team’s decision to decline its option on the final year of Zubac’s contract led to him receiving a three-year extension worth $33 million. While it’s unclear how the money will be spread out over the course of his deal, Zubac is set to earn a raise from the team that acquired him from the Los Angeles Lakers midway through the 2018-19 campaign.
Los Angeles Clippers center Ivica Zubac has agreed on a three-year, $33 million extension, his agents Jeff Schwartz and Mike Lindeman of @excelbasketball tell ESPN. The Clippers declined his $7.5M team option for 2022-2023, clearing the way for Zubac’s new deal.
While Zubac doesn’t get the headlines of his more high-profile teammates like Kawhi Leonard and Paul George, the Croatian big man has consistently given the team an anchor on both ends of the floor in recent seasons. With Leonard out for the duration of the 2021-22 campaign and George sidelined for lengthy stretches, the 25-year-old Zubac had the best season of his career, averaging 10.3 points and 8.5 rebounds in 24.4 minutes per game. He led the Clippers in rebounding and starts, while only Terance Mann appeared in more contests.
Kevin Ford, the Las Vegas airport Burger King employee whose story went viral after he displayed the meager goodie bag he received after 27 years of never missing a day of work, might have started off feeling less than hopeful. But after his story reached the masses, his faith in humanity has been restored.
The original video showed the 54-year-old displaying the bag’s mediocre contents: a reusable Starbucks cup, one singular movie ticket, a couple of pens, a lanyard, some keychains and cheap candy (no offense Reese’s and Life Savers).
Despite receiving a “gift” more equivalent to convention swag than a display of employee loyalty, Ford shared authentic gratitude.
“I’m happy about anything, I’m thankful for anything I get,” Ford told TMZ, “but, like most big corporations, they’ve kind of lost touch with their workers.” Ford added that before the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, employees would receive anniversary checks, sharing that he initially thought that’s what the movie ticket was.
TMZ later reported that after Ford’s video began circulating everywhere, he received a flood of new job opportunities from potential employers near and far—including one position restoring classic cars and another working at a beachside restaurant in South Carolina. However, as he was close to retirement at his current job, Ford passed.
“The man in that video is my father. He has worked at his job for 27 years and yes, he has never missed a day of work. He originally began working at this job as a single father when he gained custody of me and my older sister 27 years ago…In no way are we asking for money or is he expecting any money but if anyone feels like blessing him he would love to visit his grandchildren.”
It didn’t take long before the donations started to roll in, and kept coming. Even actor David Spade contributed a generous $5,000 and sent Ford a personal message, saying “keep up the good work.” Shocked, Ford replied, “THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! For even watching the video! I think I might be able to take a day off…”
Ford might be able to do much more than take a day off now. So far, that GoFundMe fundraiser has gathered more than $200,000. And where, yes, there were a few huge donations, most were $10-$20, providing a great example of how small acts of kindness can make a big difference when everyone comes together.
“I just want to say thanks to everybody out there. It’s just so overwhelming,” he told Nicole. “I think that it probably touched people because I think we as humans, period, just need love and gratitude.”
As for what Ford might do with the money, it looks like a visit to see his grandkids in Texas is definitely a go and he’ll probably even purchase a new car (Ford has his sights on a Ford hybrid, fitting). Plus, he might get to pursue his dream of making music. Who knows? One thing is for sure, he now knows that his commitment is recognized.
The Jan. 6 committee hearings have been going on for almost three weeks now, and they’ve dropped plenty of bombshells. But things got next level on Tuesday. During a hearing only announced the day before, a surprise witness took the stand: Cassidy Hutchinson, a top aide to then-White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows. She was there — or had close access to — all that transpired that fateful day. And her testimony produced so many over-the-top claims that it seemed to break what’s left of Trump’s weird brain.
It was a pretty explosive hearing, and Trump did not take it well. Of course, we know this because, after he was permanently banned from Twitter, he created his own Twitter clone.
Over on Truth Social, Trump is losing his mind over Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony before the Jan. 6 committee. pic.twitter.com/A4HbvfvuRS
Trump started by playing one of his classic cards: the “I don’t know this former employee who’s saying incriminating things about me” line. “I hardly know who this person, Cassidy Hutchinson, is, other than I heard very negative things about her (a total phony and “leaker”),” he wrote. He called her “Bad news!” and later repeated the Holden Caulfield-esque insult “A Total Phony!”
He also played another favorite Trump card: simply denying what’s been said about him. He denied he “complained” about the crowd size, which he called “massive.” About all the armed people seen in plenty of photos of the protests outside the Capitol, he claimed there “were no guns found or brought into the Capitol Building…So where were all of these guns?” He then naturally changed the subject. “But sadly, a gun was used on Ashlii Babbitt, with no price to pay against the person you used it!”
He also took aim at the bit about him lunging at a Secret Service agent. “Her Fake story that I tried to grab the steering wheel of the White House Limousine in order to steer it to the Capitol Building is ‘sick’ and fraudulent, very much like the Unselect Committee itself,” he wrote. He also added, “She changed lawyers a couple of days ago, and with it, her story totally changed! SHOCKER???”
He also didn’t like that there “is no cross-examination of this so-called witness. This is a Kangaroo Court!,” he said of a hearing, which is not a trial.
— Christopher Mathias (@letsgomathias) June 28, 2022
“I NEVER SAID, “MIKE PENCE DESERVES IT (to be hung). Another made up statement by a third rate social climber!” Trump wrote. At one point, he posted, “Bad handwriting, that of a Whacko?”
Last December, just before the end of the year, Tyler The Creator announced the addition of nail polish to his growing Golf Le Fleur collection. Initially, the nail polish dropped in three colors inspired by the palettes of the rollout for Tyler’s album Call Me If You Get Lost: Georgia Peach, Geneva Blue, and Glitter. By all accounts, the drop was a success, and Tyler, never one to rest on his laurels, has already announced a new slate of colors along with some slick nail care accessories to go with them.
Tyler announced the new colors with a hypersaturated short film directed by Tyler (naturally) following a hilarious confrontation between a put-upon police officer and a (presumably) reckless driver who refuses to look for her license and registration until her nails dry. The new colors include Blonde, Jade, and Rose, and as usual, you can grab them on the Golf Le Fleur website. The site also offers nail top coats in glossy and matte and a metal nail file with a fancy-looking tortoiseshell-patterned handle.
Earlier this month, Tyler introduced his GLF 2.0 sneakers with Converse, selling out the entire run within minutes. Meanwhile, his new Golf Wang collection bringing back the baggy look of the 2000s also sold out rapidly, which is sure to only feed the demand for the next drop from the dapper Hawthorne native. Check out the new products from Golf Le Fleur Below.
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