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Union, N.J. - Liberty Hall Museum at Kean University will host the Darwin Victorian Luncheon, featuring a lecture and book signing with special guest Weslie Janeway, co-author of Mrs. Charles Darwins Recipe Book Revived and Illustrated, on Saturday, September 19 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Cost is $80 per person, formal attire suggested. Reservations are required. Seating is limited.
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Now through December, children will enjoy a new interactive exhibit, Once Upon a Time: The Story of the Children of Liberty Hall. Open during regular museum hours, this extraordinary display explores five distinct generations of children who grew up at Liberty Hall during the Revolutionary War, New Nation, Civil War, Late Victorian and Modern Age eras.
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Daily Stella! (Altho at this point "daily" should probably be in scare quotes.)
Turns out Stella does solar deitess as good as she does porcelain naif. Stella Tennant in Marie Claire Italy ca. 2002.
Daily Stella! (Altho at this point "daily" should probably be in scare quotes.)
Turns out Stella does solar deitess as good as she does porcelain naif. Stella Tennant in Marie Claire Italy ca. 2002.
Daily Stella!
Lupine glamour. Stella Tennant for Alberta Ferretti, 1997-ish. If Paolo Roversi did not shoot this campaign, then someone owes him a check.
Daily Stella!
Please IGNORE the cruddy watermark and the fact that if you sorta squint this could totally be the guy from Savage Garden. In this photo, Stella is the living embodiment of my teenage Britpop/cheeky/Justine Frischmann/threesome with Brett Anderson and Jarvis Cocker(whaaaat?!?!)*/smacked-out Gucci model with too much eye makeup fantasies!!
*Of course I now realize I'd be largely ignored during such encounter, but hey. Lonely teenage girls! They can dream, right?
Stella Daily Double! Because these are too amazing not to share.
Stella Tennant for Giorgio Armani, F/W 1997, photographed by Paolo Roversi.
Daily Stella! Stella Tennant in an an androgynous / foppish mood, for her first series of ads for Chanel, F/W 1996.
Daily Stella is delayed because I was busy celebrating my dear friend Antonella's wedding today! :D
Stella Tennant in Vogue, "Going Platinum", July 2006.
By popular (er, me and one other person) demand, I give you Daily Stella!
In April 1996, Karl Lagerfeld announced that he'd found a new "face" for the Chanel Fall/Winter RTW collection. Karl was enchanted by the then-newly discovered, reluctant 26-year old model Stella Tennant, who'd only done a few jobs since being shot by Steven Meisel for a "real people" story in Vogue Italia in 1993.
Karl was so eager to sign Stella to an exclusive contract that he ousted his long-time muse Claudia Schiffer from the campaign, reportedly creating a "feud" between the two models. In his classic fickle fashion, Herr Lagerfeld made his announcement with the highest praise for Stella, and a not-so-subtle dig at his former muse:
"Stella has an allure, an attitude of body which is fluid and light, which evokes beauty for the end of this century. She is different, she does not have the physical, slightly aggressive glamour that was so popular in the early 1990's."
Maybe I should just start a feature called "Daily Stella", since my obsession seems to be quickly re-reaching its mid-90s levels.
Stella Tenant in Glamour France, ca. 1994. I love everything about this, head to toe. Or "H to T", as Tyra would say in a sad attempt at cultural traction via catchphrase.


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Real Seafood Company - Toledo
- Address:
22 Main Street
The Docks at International Park
Toledo, OH 43605Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $30 and under
Real Seafood Company - Toledo
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.msventures.com/realseafood/pages/toledo.html
- Phone: 4196975427
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:00am - 4:00pm, Saturday: 11:30am - 4:00pm, Sunday: 12:00pm - 4:00pm Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, American
- Executive Chef: Chef Branden D, Simon Pesusich Executive Chef
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Fireplace, Full Bar, Gluten-free Menu, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Facilities: Real Seafood Company in Toledo can accommodate large groups in our River Room #1 for up to 40 & in our River Room #2 for up to 20. It's the perfect location for lunch or dinner meetings, afternoon showers & private parties. Chef Tim is happy to work out a menu specific for your group.
- Private Party Contact: Kelly Becker 8884563463
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Where the coastlines of the Atlantic Ocean, the Great Lakes & the Gulf of Mexico meet. Relax in light, comfortable splendor & enjoy a menu of teeming seafood variety, simply prepared & truly fresh. An altogether spectacular experience from the breath-taking views of the Maumee river to the outstanding food. Real Seafood Company in Toledo is quite simply seafood as it should be! click here for special events and promotions information http://www.msventures.com/realseafood/pages/toledo.htmlContinued
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162 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.4
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (129)scenic view (120)great for outdoor dining (110)romantic (67)good for groups (66)fit for foodies (53)great for lunch (53)notable wine list (30)neighborhood gem (26)hot spot (21)vibrant bar scene (17)kid-friendly (13)great for brunch (10)late-night find (4)Show More
- Superb ServiceNOTHAPPY53Dined on 9/29/2014The server was an amazing employee. Very nice and well versed in the menu Great jobSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Memorable DinnerPerchLoverDined on 9/28/2014We were out with friends to celebrate a birthday. We were greeted immediately and taken to our table by a very nice host. The waitress was great and took good care of us. she told us about all the specials and made sure that we were well taken care of while we were there for dinner. The food was great as it usually is. I am very pleased with the visit. Will be returning again.Special Features:
- Great Freash SeafooddwozDined on 9/24/2014I enjoyed eatting at the Real Seafood Restaurant in Toledo last week, the food, the company and the service were superb. Be sure to ask for the specials and the catch of the day while visiting. The Calamari, the hot rolls and the salad's all rock. My Stuffed Flounder dinner was one of the best I have ever had.Special Features:
- Disappointing.DisappointingDined on 9/23/2014We had a great lunch 10 days earlier which prompted the dinner to celebrate my wife's birthday. Service was horribly slow while the restaurant was not very busy. Waitress did what she could to accommodate. Food was not very palatable. My wife did thoroughly enjoy the Crab cake. Beef was overcooked and under seasoned. The birthday discount was generous and appreciated, but even that did not compensate for the deficiencies. Previous reviews led us to believe that the manager would not "make things right".Special Features:
- BrutisDined on 9/19/2014Great food. Husband had crab said it was best he ever ateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cosy atmosphereSarahDined on 9/15/2014The foods are always good. Always enjoy by the fireplace. There birthday (must be on the day) deals are great. I am there for the raw bar. I hope they include cherrystone clams.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, little bit of a wait.Benji1217Dined on 9/13/2014I had made reservations at about 11:45 am for 7:30 pm that same night. We arrived 5 min early and ended up having to wait until around 7:50 to be seated. It was pretty busy for a Saturday night however that is why you make reservations. We still ended up getting to the next part of our night on time and the food and service was great as usuall.Special Features:
- LarryDined on 9/10/2014Great place to have a business meeting. Great food, great atmosphere, quiet so you can talk without shouting. Service was quick and professional.Special Features:
- Great timeClbsmith24Dined on 9/8/2014I went there with my girlfriend for my birthday and had a great experience. We are outside near the river for lunch. We received fifty percent off because it was my birthday. The lunches were reasonably priced for such a nice restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently GoodDavidVIPDined on 9/6/2014Every time my wife and I are in Toledo we try to stop here. We both grew up on the east coast so we always like going to a good seafood restaurant, when we can. Real Seafood has an excellent array of choices for lunch. I had the Lobster Roll that was chock full of lobster pieces in a nice chunky & creamy sauce. My wife had the Seafood Alfredo. Both were excellent. I had Fries on the side with mine. They were crispy, which was nice as so many restaurants do not prepare them that way anymore. If its a nice day, sit outside and enjoy the waterfront.Special Features:
- Excellent at every levelOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014I actually had dinner here on a Friday evening and ate inside. It was fantastic. Went into the bar and had after diner drinks with live entertainment. ( Piano player and vocalist ) Saturday at lunchtime we were thinking of other places to go but decided to go back and eat outside off the lunch menu. Again a wonderful experience.Special Features:
- First time hit!DarvinDined on 9/5/2014My wife and I had a great meal and a reasonable price. The service was fantastic and we look forward to returning in October.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent Food and ServicesimplegirlDined on 9/2/2014We have never been disappointed in the food or service at Real Seafood, Toledo, OH. The servers are knowledgeable in the food selections and are honest about the taste of the food, if a particular dish is spicy or how it is made. If you want to find a great restrauant with excellent food, great ambiance and exceptional service then this is the place.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First impressionOutToEatDined on 9/1/2014First time at Real Seafood. Waiter was fantastic, couldn't have been better. Food was cooked to perfection. We were there during the day & I could tell I'd really enjoy an evening there when all the lights are on; I'll be back. Fantastic offer they have there.... 50% off your dinners when you go on your birthday! :-) OH AND.... dessert of your choice, their treat!! Wonderful experience from start to finish, loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Engagement DinnerRooBearDined on 8/30/2014This was the perfect location for my fiancé and I (along with our families) to celebrate our recent engagement. The waitress asked us if we were celebrating anything special, which was a nice touch. I recommend The Real Seafood Company to anyone celebrating a special event. The food was delicious. I had the seared Ahi tuna with hash browns and would order it again in a heartbeat. My fiancé and I will most certainly return. This is a hidden gem in Toledo!Special Features:
- Great Birthday restaurantOHgrandmaDined on 8/30/2014Even though we went for a late lunch the server offered us the dinner menu to get the best value for our birthday discount. She also recommended an excellent appetizer. Everything was wonderful.Special Features:
- Outstanding!tmilleradmiDined on 8/30/2014Wonderful place to have a relaxing well prepared unique meal served in beautiful surroundings, especially outdoors along the Maumee River! Great service, too. My wife and I drove down from Chelsea MI and will certainly make this trip over and over again!Special Features:
- One of Toledo's bestLudwikaVIPDined on 8/29/2014This is an Ann Arbor restaurant that opened up near the river in downtown Toledo. Had been to the one in Ann Arbor several times. This one is a pretty huge restaurant...food was excellent...even better than the one in Ann Arbor! Well prepared and served piping hot. Good wine list. Good desserts and service was excellent...server was very knowledgeable about food rep and wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing!DisappointedinohioDined on 8/24/2014The quality is not the same as it was years ago. Fish and chips were very greasy! Chicken Alfredo was terribly salty! Crab cake was extremely small! Cranberry Chicken salad was ordered and then after a long wait...found out they didn't have cranberries! We won't go back.
- ExcellentLAYam310Dined on 8/23/2014First time at Real Seafood and will absolutely be back. As my husband and I recently moved to the area, we've been on a mission to find the best restaurants and after trying out Mancy's Bluewater Grille the weekend prior, I have to say that Real Seafood truly takes the cake. Everything was much better and for pretty much the same price. The food was far more delicious. We started with the calamari which was fresh and flavorful. I had the crab legs and my husband had the stuffed flounder - both were outstanding. I finished off the night with a nice slice of the key lime pie. The outside seating was perfect - beautiful view of the river and Toledo Skyline. The service and atmosphere were great. I have no complaints! We will be returning.Special Features:
- Topcop151Topcop151Dined on 8/20/2014Excellent lunch date with my wife for my birthday.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great place for lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/19/2014Had an office lunch and they were able to seat us outside on a beautiful day. Great experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Real Good FoodlovegoodfoodDined on 8/16/2014Excellent crab cake dinner, lobster was very good and the accompanied 8oz. filet was good, not great. Very nice atmosphere and service was on their game. if ever in the area again i would be back...for seafood!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A fantastic eveningMizbelleDined on 8/16/2014Took my husband here for his birthday on Saturday. We had a table outdoors by the maumee. The food was delicious and the service was friendly and prompt. Highly recommend for a nice dinner out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super restaurantPerchLoverDined on 8/16/2014The food and the service at this restaurant are exceptional. The waiter took great care of us and made sure that everything was the way we wanted it to be. We greatly appreciated the service and were happy to have a wonderful meal.Special Features:
- Good Food, but way too expensiveGeewhizDined on 8/13/2014Food was great, but the prices were much greater, sad to say. Gotta have really deep pockets to eat here. We split a bowl of soup for the appetizer ($8 - the actual appetizers were way too expensive), got the two cheapest entrees ($22,99, $23.99), and paid $7.90 for two bottles of water, since I can't drink the regular water. With the bowl of gelato (also split between the two of us), a 50% birthday discount on the food and the tip, we were still out $55.00! We were on The Docks, and it ate me up knowing we could have gone next door to El Vaquero, had nearly twice the food at half the cost, with the same wonderful view of the Maumee and downtown Toledo. Real Seafood had very good seafood--if your pockets are deep enough. Sigh.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/13/2014The only issue we had was the choice we made to sit between the main part of the restaurant and the outdoor tables. Very noisy. Since it was our choice I cannot fault the restaurant. We were well taken care of by the wait staff and found the food to be surprisingly good as this is an Ohio restaurant boasting about good seafood.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dine4twoDined on 8/12/2014Mainstreet Ventures always delivers wonderful dining experiences! Thanks RSC Staff!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great findseafoodlover1Dined on 8/11/2014Visiting Toledo for the first time and took a chance on this restaurant. Not disappointed. Our excellent and knowledgeable server, Chris B, was helpful and interesting to talk with. Every dish that we ordered was excellent, especially the Bleu Cheese Cole Slaw. Crab Cakes were better than my homemade ones, and my husband enjoyed his Stuffed Salmon. Several people from our convention came in while we were there, and raved as we did. We raved about RS to the locals and others upon returning to the hotel. Liked that they gave out recipe cards for our dishes. Should we be in Toledo again or passing through, we will make sure to stop in if the hour is right. A true gem in a rather sparse offerings part of the city!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- awesome service!OpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/7/2014Our guests, and first time diners from Malaysia, were extremely satisfied with their experience at real seafood. Our server Andrew was very attentive and answered every question they had. Couldn't have asked for better service! Food was delicious as always and it was a perfect night to dine in the river room with the doors open to the patio. Everything was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- dissapointmentfrankschus1Dined on 8/5/2014This was not our first time dining at the Real Seafood but I think it will be a long time before we go again. We were celebrating a special occasion and asked when we place reservations that we be seated near the window. When we arrived the hostess said that she will seat us upstairs because window seat downstairs were taken. Our plastic table cloth on table was sticky and smelled of a dirty dish rag. Our waitress was very pleasant but did not like the stairs to climb up and had difficulty doing so. Our water was never refilled and we rarely saw her. Our shrimp dishes were extremely pungent in odor and not fresh. My sons perch was the same. Too fishy not fresh. This was not a pleasant dining experience especially for a special occasion.
- best birthday deal in townRockyDined on 7/30/2014free birthday dinner offer brings us here twice a year and bar menu deals being us in twice a month. Food is outstanding.Special Features:
- A wonderful experienceEVERYTHINGDined on 7/26/2014Before dining at the resteraunt I had made reservations. Once my guess and I arrived we were greeted and didn't have to wait long to be seated. Our server was amazing and went beyond to make our night a great experience. The food was hot with great presentation and tasted great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/26/2014We have eaten here many times before and did not like the way the steak was handled. We ordered it medium and got medium rare. We also ordered crab legs that was very good. Did not eat all the steak,was taken it home and it got thrown out by waiter's mistake.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great views and great food!gg2007Dined on 7/25/2014As always, Real Seafood does not disappoint! The food and service was wonderful. The only issue was the noise level, but we were near a very loud group - not their fault.....as it is a great place for groups!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Birthday DinnerSandyManDined on 7/25/2014We went here for my birthday. The food was great, the service was excellent, and the view of the Maumee river and downtown Toledo was very nice. The birthday discount offered by the restaurant makes it even better. By the way, you have to eat there on your birthday and you have to bring identification.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Experience!mythoughtsDined on 7/22/2014Enjoyed our scrod and lobster roll. Both were very good as well as the oysters. We always have a great meal at Real Seafood. Restaurant was quiet because we were there at 2 PM.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/21/2014My husband and I went to the Real Seafood Company in Toledo to celebrate my birthday. Food was excellent and our server, Andrew, was excellent. Only disappointing factor was the fact that my birthday is July 24th, but we could only go to the restaurant on July 21st. Since we were not there on my actual birthday, the Real Seafood Company would not let me have the birthday discount. Otherwise, very good experience.Special Features:
- Wonderful birthday dinner.WineNDineDined on 7/19/2014The Real Seafood restaurant is consistently good dining. It's an especially good value on your birthday with half-off food when two are dining. It's my husband's top choice in the area for fried perch, but my fav is the George's Bank Lemon Sole. And as a friend once said: "The crab cakes are to die for!".Special Features:
- BarryBarryDined on 7/19/2014As always, Real Seafood is an enjoyable evening. The ambiance, service, food presentation is not only excellent, but pretty damn tasty. We had a great time and obviously we will be back.Special Features:


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I created these on my way back from the Pittsburg Knit and Crochet Festival. I have never designed or even thought about the construction of fingerless gloves? but this just happened to me? Garnet is my little miracle !
Here is how I determined how many stitches to cast on for a perfect fit.
I measured my lower wrist circumference: 8? and upper wrist: 7? I took final circumference as 7? since I was going to use 2x2 ribbing and that fabric stretches a bit.
My guage was 5 sts per inch so that gives me a total of 35 sts to cast on. I used 36 to get an even number of stitches for the 2x2 ribbing.
The broadest part of my hand was 8.5? so I figured an increase of 6 stitches after the cuff would give a good fit and it did.
Finished Size: Lower wrist 8?
Upper wrist 7?
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Start: 2 rows of garter stitch (Knit both sides on straight needles and Knit one row and purl the next in the round.)
Rib: 2 x 2 ribbing
Knit 2 Purl 2 in the round.
Body: 3x3 checkerboard
Row 1-3: Knit 3 Purl 3 in the round
Row 4: Purl 3 over the previous knit three and Knit 3 over the previous purl 3
Row 5 ?? 6: Purl 3 Knit 3
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5 stitches = 1 inch in Stockinette
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Very disappointed about not receiving TIGER V grant funds. However, efforts will continue in pushing ODOT and the state to find the funds to improve the fishhook. Senator George is 100% behind these efforts as he as well as many others realize that freight traffic will be greatly impacted by having to stop, make a left turn and then climb a curving onramp. I have faith that we will find the funds to address this entry issue for trucks.
I feel the biggest loss we suffered from not receiving the grant was a multi-purpose trail ODOT committed to building along the Bypass if we received the grant. That trail may still happen but funds likely won't come from ODOT or USDOT. If the trail along the Bypass is not built that will be a great loss to the citizens of Newberg and Dundee.
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I don't like making grades on the draft, but I know that some peeps enjoy looking at the grades. John Clayton of ESPN loved our draft and graded us high.
Chargers found an upgrade in the offensive line by drafting DJ Fluker to man the right side of the line. This could allow Jeromey Clary to slide over to guard. Those are two spots on the offensive line filled in with one draft pick. The right side is locked down now, but the question marks will be on the left side. The left tackle spot was not addressed in the draft and will need to be filled in through free agency.
In the next round, we added some excitement to the roster. We all of a sudden are on the NFL map. Manti Te'o will be patrolling the middle of the defense. He will be chasing runningbacks around and smashing quarterbacks. It is going to be awesome.
In the third round, we picked up even more excitement for the offense. Added another weapon for Philip Rivers to toss the rock to. Keenan Allen was the best rated receiver in the draft at one point, but he didn't test well. Just look at his tape and know that he will be perfect for our offense. He is going to contribute immediately on offense and make big things happen.
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This class could make some huge things happen on the field. It is a great haul by Tom Telesco.
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Round 2: LB Manti Te'o, Notre Dame
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The Dayton Ballet, Dayton Opera and Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra are forming the Dayton Performing Alliance. The new nonprofit organization announced this month will have one board of directors and three artistic directors.
Leaders from the individual organizations say it could boost artistic collaboration and may be a model for arts groups elsewhere to consider.
Industry officials say it may be a precedent-setting decision. Douglas Sonntag of the National Endowment for the Arts tells the Dayton Daily News (http://bit.ly/yMGTci ) it's common for such arts groups in Europe to be part of one operation, but the Dayton model is different because it will retain multiple artistic directors.
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20 For the Next 20
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Energetic and intelligent leaders may be our most valuable resource. We count on them to inspire us, to be our problem solvers, and to guide us as we build our future.
We need to nurture and support our emerging leaders, and that's why Hawaii Business has devoted the following pages to identifying 20 emerging leaders for the next 20 years.
About 200 people were nominated and it was difficult to narrow that list to 20. Age was not a factor. We looked for breakout people who are already having an impact on Hawaii and appear likely to be even more important leaders in the next two decades. We chose them from different fields: business, public service, innovation and politics. (To avoid favoritism in an election year, we did not select anyone who is running for higher office and limited our list to just one elected politician.)
Be assured that many of the people who were not selected this time will be on our watch list as we pick another 20 next year. We'll be soliciting nominations again in the fall.
Many people nominated this year are already well-known, major players in Hawaii. We wanted to reserve the list of 20 for those who are a little under the mainstream radar, so for some prominent, but still-rising leaders, we created a second list of "Ten for Today" (page 38).
Finally, we saw another group of young and dynamic people we also wanted to recognize, so we created a third list of "Five for the Future" (page 31, with profiles online at hawaiibusiness.com).
We hope you enjoy reading about our 20 emerging leaders. We feel they are a strong foundation for Hawaii's future.
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Keith Amemiya, 44
Executive director,
Hawaii High School Athletic Association;
Starting March 8,
chief administrative officer,
UH Board of Regents
Recalling his time on the Punahou track and cross-country team, Keith Amemiya describes himself as a "marginal athlete, skill-wise." As the executive director of the Hawaii High School Athletic Association, he was phenomenal.
After six years as an attorney in commercial litigation, a colleague suggested the HHSAA job in 1998. The association had been under the state Department of Education's jurisdiction, but became an autonomous nonprofit in 1996, meaning it needed other sources of revenue.
Amemiya's accomplishments there are staggering: multiyear statewide TV and radio agreements; numerous corporate sponsorships; double the number of state championships with nearly an equal number for boys' and girls' sports; and the HHSAA Foundation for scholarships are just a few of his creations and successes.
"Keith is a very strategic thinker and a very organized thinker, and I think he is able to see the big picture, " says Bruce Nakamura, an attorney at Kobayashi Sugita & Goda, which worked closely with HHSAA. He adds that Amemiya is easy-going and well-connected to private- and public-sector movers and shakers.
"From the kamaaina perspective, he's the ideal, because he's done the unthinkable – he's innovated and recreated this otherwise antiquated entity, but he's done it within the context of being a local guy," Nakamura says.
Amemiya managed the interests of 94 public and private schools statewide while reforming HHSAA. Those skills will prove valuable at his new job as the liaison between the UH Board of Regents and the system's president and chancellors.
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Bryan Andaya, 38
Vice president and COO,
L&L Drive-Inn
Bryan Andaya recently traveled to Ookala, a tiny town near Hilo, to see the plantation home in which he was raised. Though the house no longer existed, the trip helped him connect the different parts of his life.
"I've come full circle, " says Andaya, who was raised by Filipino immigrants – his mother picked macadamia nuts; his father was a sugar-cane farmer. "To come from that to where I am now, in many ways I've come so far, and in some ways I don't feel any different," he says.
Andaya left the Big Island more than 20 years ago to study law in Oregon and Chicago. In 1997, he returned to Hawaii to work for the Supreme Court and the law firm Imanaka Kudo & Fujimoto.
Today, Andaya is chief operating officer of L&L Drive-Inn, one of the nation's fastest-growing restaurant franchises with more than 200 locations worldwide.
"I hope to spread our aloha and the plate lunch to far and distant areas of the world," says Andaya, who masterminded L&L's "express model," featuring lower startup costs and food-court-style operations.
"Bryan thinks five to 10 years ahead," says Eddie Flores Jr., chief executive officer and president of L&L. "He has an uncanny ability to maximize efficiency and drive growth in existing business models."
Andaya has made similar strides in the community as well. He is past president of the United Filipino Council of Hawaii and serves on the boards of the Hawaii Restaurant Association and the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu.
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Andrew Aoki, 41
Co-founder, 3Point Consulting,
and political strategist
Andrew Aoki is not a "normal" guy – and that's a compliment. He's attended some of the best colleges in the nation, including Stanford University, Michigan Law School and Harvard University, but he doesn't exactly scream Ivy League. He's soft spoken, says he never really had a clear career path – even now – and is more concerned about making Hawaii a better place for future generations than padding his bank account.
"I don't want much, and I don't really have expectations from anybody, but I do want my kids – and their peers – to be able to pursue their dreams," Aoki says. "The work I do now in public service will hopefully improve their future world."
So far, that work has been extensive. Aoki is the co-founder of 3Point Consulting and was part of the original staff of Kanu Hawaii. He also helped develop College Connections Hawaii, a nonprofit created to improve educational opportunities for college-bound students, oversaw the grant program at the HMSA Foundation, was an analyst for the state auditor and served as program director for the YMCA.
Olin Lagon, director of Kanu Hawaii, says what impresses him most about Aoki is his selflessness, sound moral compass and expertise in many different disciplines. "Andrew is a good communicator, but he's not a talker," Lagon says. "He sees a problem, sees a need and then can strategize and implement a plan. He's very grounded in Island values and always thinks big picture."
Aoki is now taking his first stab at running a political campaign as the deputy campaign manager for gubernatorial candidate Neil Abercrombie.
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This was wonderful, very quick and easy and it tasted great. I substituted maple balsamic and cut back on the amount of brown sugar.
Green Beans with Bacon-Balsamic Vinaigrette
Bits of crispy bacon, almonds, and balsamic vinegar can dress up steamed green beans and make them appealing even to the veggie-averse. Or try the same method with any of your favorite veggies from cabbage to peas to corn.
Yield: 8 servings (serving size: 3/4 cup)
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- Calories: 75
- Calories from fat: 31%
- Fat: 2.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 1.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.5g
- Protein: 3.4g
- Carbohydrate: 11.8g
- Fiber: 2.8g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 1.4mg
- Sodium: 50mg
- Calcium: 54mg
- 2 pounds green beans
- 2 bacon slices
- 1/4 cup minced shallots
- 3 tablespoons coarsely chopped almonds
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 1/4 cup white balsamic vinegar
- Cook green beans in boiling water for 2 minutes. Drain and rinse under cold water. Drain well; set aside.
- Cook bacon in a small skillet over medium-high heat until crisp. Remove bacon from skillet. Crumble; set aside. Add shallots to bacon fat in skillet; sauté 1 minute. Add almonds; sauté 1 minute. Remove and let cool. Add sugar and vinegar; stir until sugar dissolves. Add crumbled bacon.
- Pour vinaigrette over beans, tossing gently to coat.
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A passing motorist saw two people fighting on the shoulder and called 911. Officers eventually found both vehicles.
The Oshkosh man was jailed for an outstanding warrant, and his son was jailed for violating a previous probation. Two people in the other car were cited for disorderly conduct – a 32-year-old Appleton man and a 52-year-old Green Bay man.
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Why Apple stock is oversold
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Apple (AAPL) has wildly underperformed other technology stocks, making the shares a bargain as the company enters the holiday shopping season with a new iPhone, iPad Mini and Mac laptops.
That's what many Wall Street analysts are saying.
Over the past three months, Apple shares have lost 18.6%, compared with a loss of 7.3% for the technology benchmark Nasdaq ($COMPX). Topeka Capital Markets analyst Brian White believes this drastic under-performance might be over. He called the sell-off in Apple shares "insanely insane," given the valuation at which Apple shares are trading. According to White's calculations, Apple is trading at 7.6 times 2013 earnings, excluding cash.
"Those investors that have missed Apple or have been under-weight the stock now have another opportunity to buy Apple before sentiment takes a turn for the positive during what has historically been the strongest quarter of the year for the stock," White wrote in his note. He rates Apple "buy" and has a $1,111 price target on shares, the highest on Wall Street.
There are several theories why Apple shares have plunged -- consumers tiring of Apple products, a lack of innovation, or competition from Samsung, Google (GOOG), Amazon.com (AMZN) and others. Additionally, there is concern that Apple's incredibly wide profit margins may shrink as the company announces new products and gets squeezed by its suppliers.
Plus, there are factors outside of the technology industry weighing on the stock, including the so-called fiscal cliff, a weak European economy and year-end tax-related selling by shareholders.
Rumors of a Samsung price hike on application processors sold to Apple proved untrue, but that possibility remains and would erode Apple's profits if it were to happen.
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Though Apple has had its share of negative press, the company has bright prospects going into the holiday shopping season and into 2013. The iPhone 5 is a hit, having sold 5 million units in its first weekend of availability; the iPad Mini has been well received by reviewers and consumers; and the redesigned iMac, scheduled for release later this month and in December, was the most eye-catching product at Apple's October product launch.
Topeka Capital Markets' White isn't the only super-bullish analyst on Apple. The average price target on shares is $760, according to data from Thomson Reuters. That's 44% higher than where Apple shares closed on Nov. 16, and it factors in a 30.2% return so far this year. Amazon.com shares are right behind Apple, gaining 30.1% since the beginning of January. Google shares lag, with shares up only 0.2%.
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Ann Heldman and her late husband George have been pillars of the Jewish community for over 50 years. They are also long-time members of the Abraham Moss Legacy Society which honors those generous Federation donors who have made significant permanent endowment commitments to the Jewish community.
Ann has always had a heart for education. In the past two years, she has made important current gifts the Federation to support both adult learning and to provide books on a monthly basis to families with young children throughout Greater Cincinnati.
Ann also approached the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati because of her belief that academically successful high school students from low-income families should have the opportunity to go to college. Her motivation came from personal experience with an immigrant family and how or whether their talented daughter might be able to continue her studies.
Ann has created a permanent scholarship fund to assist local low-income high school graduates to attend colleges in Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana. She has already provided the funding to immediately help deserving students and has established a permanent endowment, through her estate plan, to continue this scholarship program in perpetuity.
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WALLA WALLA, WA -- For the first time this season, the Geoducks have won two games in a row. Following their victory against Eastern Oregon, the Geoducks (7-10 overall, 2-2 conference) traveled to Walla Walla to face the Wolves. The game went into overtime as Evergreen prevailed with a 95-90 victory.
The Geoducks jumped on the Wolves early and found themselves with a 10-point lead early in the first half.
With Evergreen's Mike Parker (Washington DC / Clover Park HS) in foul trouble, the Geoducks struggled to hold the lead. The Wolves battled back and cut the lead to three just before halftime.
During the second half the Wolves found their shooting touch from the three-point line. Knocking down six of ten behind the arc, the Wolves gained an 11-point lead with less than 10 minutes to play in the game.
The Geoducks wouldn't back down. Heart and determination got Evergreen back in the game, and they were able to tie the game and force the Wolves to battle for another five minutes in overtime.
In overtime Evergreen excelled. The Geoducks outscored the Wolves 12-7 giving them the victory. Devin Jones (Ogden, Utah / Bonneville HS) led the Geoducks with a career high 20 points on 6-16 shooting. Jones also had a team high seven rebounds and a team high four steals, including a steal that led to a lay-up to seal the victory.
The Geoducks had four other players score in double figures on the night. Adam Laneer (Tumwater, Wash. / Tumwater HS) knocked down 18 points (3-10) with 11 of those points coming from the free-throw line (11-13). Karriem Fielding (Sacramento, Cal. / Burbank HS) contributed 16 points (6-17) and had a team high three assists.
Mike Parker scored 12 points for the Geoducks on 5-12 shooting, and Haikima Moore (Dallas, Tex. / Allen HS) chipped in 10 (4-9) to help the Geoduck attack.
Jeremy Claridge who had a game high 24 points (10-21) and a team high seven rebounds led the Wolves. Kris Davies scored 19 points on 6-11 shooting for Walla Walla, while Justin Libby added 15 (6-9) and Jon Claridge had 10 (4-6) in the loss.
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