No Damage to Barclays Center
by Net Income on Aug 28, 2011 1:24 PM EDT
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Barry Baum, senior vice-president for communications at The Barclays Center reports the arena "had no structural damage or damage to equipment. There's water, but it is being pumped out. Everything held up very well." Critics had questioned whether equipment had been secured.
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"Critics had complained that equipment hadn't been secured."
Really? Did they think they were just going to say “Eh F it. The crane will hold during the storm.” I swear some people will complain till they get their way. I really hope people are out protesting the day she opens. I will stay out their all day laughing at them in my Brooklyn Nets jersey. Glad everything held up well, as I assumed it would. Be safe out their everyone. Go Nets
by Christopher Manchesi on Aug 28, 2011 1:36 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
it's about professionalism
Bloggers think they are experts without understanding that they cannot even imagine what goes into large-scale engineering projects, that there are standards that professionals adhere to (and if they don’t they face sanctions from those who have contracted them.).
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I really hope people are out protesting the day she opens. I will stay out their all day laughing at them in my Brooklyn Nets jersey.
by Anthony Perez on Aug 29, 2011 3:35 PM EDT up reply actions
Just Delayed A Few Days....
Glad that the arena survived the storm. It will take a day or two to pump out the water, and for public transportation to get going again to bring the workers. Once construction finally began, it has gone well. But the signed original and all the copies of OUTLAWS contract were lost, so he comes off our cap and becomes a free agent. Oh if it only were true!
Paul from Sunny Delray Beach, Florida
Quick quote from Deron:
“Definitely have been praying for everyone in Irene’s vicinity. The Northeast will be my home soon. Hope everyone is ok.”
Nice. :)
Section 4 Row 7 @ Prudential
by swampass on Aug 28, 2011 6:54 PM EDT reply actions 1 recs
He's not going anywhere
To much money, potential, and assets here.
"We're not there yet, but we're going somewhere," Johnson said. "And we're going to Brooklyn. We're not going to contract. We're going to Brooklyn."
Unless he moves his family into a large property, I wouldn't be confident he is staying.
DWill wants to remind Nets fans that he is under contract for 1-2 years.
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