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Graphic Design Lover and Renowned Bassist Sues New York Jets Over Logo Design

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At 81 years old, Pons has said enough and has sued the New York Jets for using the logo that he himself designed in the late 70s. In addition to being a renowned bassist, Pons is a graphic design loverand he did not hesitate to present one of his drawings when he learned that the Jets were looking for a new image. He worked with them from 1973 to the early 2000s.starting as an assistant to the material manager, a position left behind by a friend who was leaving the city.

From there he went on to work in the Shea Stadiumwhere he became involved in the dynamics of the coaches. Considering that technology was evolving by leaps and bounds and that teams were beginning to make use of it, The Jets couldn’t afford to watch the games three days laterIt was then that Jim’s big opportunity came about, as, coming from California, where he had done small jobs in Hollywood, he was given the task of being in charge of the new “recording laboratory”, as they called it.

After the opportunity to work in the recording studio arose, Pons had a new visionsince the Jets They were looking for an update to their logo and he had it in his head. Until then, the team had worn a simple NY JETS on a football and inside the same oval shape that the ball has, but Jim would change everything: “I worked on the filming team and I had always seen the old design, which It seemed a bit confusing to me with so many letters intertwined; that’s when I heard they were thinking about having a new design and I thought, ‘Maybe I can do something they’ll like because I’m part of the staff and I know the idiosyncrasies of the organization’ and that’s how it all began, lengthening and stylizing the word JETS and inserting an airplane modified on the last few letters. I gave it to them, they liked it and made it the team logo.”

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Jim Pons’ logo over the old Jets logo

It all happened very quickly, organically, and It never occurred to Jim to ask for financial compensation. some to the team for the logo design. Let’s say that, back then, He did it “for the love of art” already some colors; “love” that seems to have forgotten when now JETS are marketing it with great success on their kits, souvenirs and all kinds of merchandising imaginable. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

It is worth highlighting Pons’ words in a short 8 minute videothat the team posted on their channel Youtube just before the logo was re-installed as the official image: “When I was told that the JETS were thinking about going back to my logo I got surprised; I didn’t know anything about their intentions, or even how popular they were within the fan base, or that they were the ones who asked for their return. It made me feel good and I like it, I think it’s the best logo they’ve ever had. I’m self-taught, I didn’t know how to play bass and I taught myself; I didn’t know how to record movies and I learned and I didn’t know how to design logos, and I got pretty good at it without any help“.

In the lawsuit, Pons claims that the original design of the JETS logo belongs to him and that He was never paid for itand asks that it be immediately removed from the club’s merchandise or that they pay him good financial compensation “now that they are making millions” from it.

2024-07-02 18:10:14
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Turkish National Men’s Basketball Team Withdraws from Serbia Tournament Due to Injuries

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The National Men’s Basketball Team decided not to participate in the preparation tournament to be held in Serbia on July 6-7.

The Turkish Basketball Federation announced that this decision was due to the high number of injured players.

Here is the statement made by the Turkish Basketball Federation;

The camp process, which we started the summer with a limited squad, continued with two more players getting injured in the double-contact match we played in France with an 11-person squad, following the recurring injuries experienced by our National Team. During this process, it was decided that our crescent-stars would not participate in the preparation tournament to be held in Serbia in order not to risk the matches we will play away due to the insufficient squad. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Source: istiklal.com.tr

2024-07-04 19:38:49
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Former Cholet player Dominic Artis joins Strasbourg

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American full-back with a Kosovar passport Dominic Artis will return to Betclic Elite for the 2024-2025 season on the SIG Strasbourg court. The Alsatian club announced the arrival of the former Cholet player on Thursday, who will be reunited with his former coach at the Mauges club, Laurent Vila.

Artis had impressed in Maine-et-Loire, becoming one of the key players during his two seasons with the squad, with performances earning him a spot in the Betclic Elite All-Star Game in the 2022-2023 season. With his 16 points, 3.4 assists and 3 rebounds on average in all competitions, Artis had managed to lead his team to the Eurocup final, just one year after having managed to allow Cholet to qualify for the playoffs for the first time in 10 years. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Coming off a complicated season in Turkey at Bodrumspor, Artis returns to France to try to help Strasbourg, who failed to reach the playoffs this season. “The signing of Dominic Artis is a very important element in the construction of our roster. He was really the first name we talked about with Laurent Vila when we were imagining the team for the 24/25 season. He will be our ‘go to guy’ for the season. And with his experience and toughness, he will make the work of the whole team easier. He is a true leader and we are very happy to welcome him to our team,” reacted SIG Strasbourg sporting director Nicola Alberani in a press release.

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Wolf salute: Turkish ambassador summoned to Berlin

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The wolf salute of Turkish football player Merih Demiral at the European Championships in Germany is attracting further diplomatic attention. The Turkish ambassador in Berlin was summoned to the Foreign Ministry on Thursday, a ministry spokeswoman announced. The German ambassador in Ankara was summoned on Wednesday. The Turkish government accuses Germany of “xenophobia”.

Demiral had shown the wolf salute with his hands after scoring a goal in Turkey’s round of 16 match against Austria, which is considered a symbol of the right-wing extremist Turkish “Grey Wolves”. In Germany, the group has 18,500 members, making it the largest right-wing extremist organization in the country. The “Grey Wolves” are not banned, but they are monitored by the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution.

The wolf salute is not banned in Germany. “The symbols of Turkish right-wing extremists have no place in our stadiums,” wrote German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser on the X platform (Twitter). “Using the European Football Championship as a platform for racism is completely unacceptable.” She called on the European Football Association (UEFA) to investigate the case and consider sanctions, which it agreed to. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

Erdogan travels to Berlin for the quarter-finals

Turkey beat Austria 2-1 in Leipzig on Tuesday and will play the Netherlands in the quarter-finals in Berlin on Saturday. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is also expected to attend this match.

Demiral scored both goals against Austria. He now faces a ban. The “Bild” newspaper reported on Thursday evening that he would be banned for two games. However, Turkish media then reported that a decision had not yet been made in the case. UEFA initially declined to comment.

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