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New Orleans • San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick followed his coach to the podium Wednesday morning, fielded questions in a hotel ballroom and returned to his own world of Super Bowl preparation, leaving his two backups to occupy their designated spots at a table like the other rank-and-file players.
Except that Scott Tolzien was forced to stand, in a concession to the crowd surrounding Alex Smith.
Saying that Smith is anything other than a hot subject in the buildup to Sunday's Super Bowl XLVII would be wrong. It's just that nobody's pursuing the story the former University of Utah quarterback once envisioned, before losing his starting job to Kaepernick in November.
Unless something out of the ordinary occurs, Smith will finish his eighth and presumably last season with the 49ers by standing on the Superdome sideline, holding his helmet to his ear to hear the offensive coordinator's play calls and then checking his wristband to mimic Kaepernick's actions on the field. If the 49ers beat Baltimore, Smith will have earned a championship ring — but not by participating in the Super Bowl, necessarily.
"It's tough to take at times, for sure," he said.
Yet Smith apparently is consoled, more than frustrated, by the knowledge that he was playing the best football of his NFL career when his concussion led to Kaepernick's opportunity. He'll be marketable in 2013, whether the 49ers trade or release him.
"I want to play football," said Smith, who's still only 28. "I'm excited for my next opportunity, wherever that comes."
In a helpful attempt to give his own story some context, he's retelling the story of how Utah quarterback Brett Elliott's wrist injury gave Smith a chance that he never surrendered, just as Kaepernick has done. Elliott never complained publicly, either; he transferred to a Division III school after that 2003 season and eventually played his way into a brief NFL career.
Is there an equivalent of Linfield College in Smith's future? The possibilities are intriguing, even if there's not an immediate Super Bowl contender among them. A quarterback with a 19-5-1 record over two seasons may attract interest from Buffalo, Arizona, Kansas City or Philadelphia.
"There's always a market, because everybody needs a quarterback," said former NFL coach Brian Billick.
"I think he'll get a chance to start elsewhere," said NFL Network analyst Steve Mariucci, another former coach. "I think the perception is it needs to be a certain kind of team — a defensive, run-first, play-action, movement kind of team. But there are a dozen teams or so that run versions of the West Coast offense."
He might even fit in Philadelphia with former Oregon coach Chip Kelly's spread offense, which somewhat resembles the scheme Smith ran under Urban Meyer at Utah. The irony of his replacement's emergence is Smith was executing the read-option play in college when Kaepernick was in eighth grade.
While he made a conscious decision not to complain about coach Jim Harbaugh's decision — being the son of a high school principal gave him no choice, he acknowledged — Smith could be forgiven for questioning why this happened to him. Having played through all kinds of turmoil, coaching changes and injuries to get the 49ers within one game of the Super Bowl last year and keep them on track again this season, he played the game of his life in what became his last 60-minute performance.
Smith completed 18 of 19 passes for 232 yards and three touchdowns in an Oct. 29 win over Arizona, then suffered the concussion in the second quarter of the next game. While being medically kept out of only one game, he has thrown only one pass since then.
"I was playing my best football at the time, right before the injury," Smith said. "In that sense, yeah, you're frustrated, you're disappointed, but you deal with it."
Smith's only choice for now is to prepare as if, somehow, he'll play Sunday.
After that, he can decide how to answer all the questions that keep coming this week, regarding his future.
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There are few sights more excruciatingly painful than a placekicker trudging off the field in defeat, having missed a crucial field goal. That was the fate of Baltimore's Billy Cundiff today, duck-hooking a 32-yard field goal that would have sent the AFC title game into overtime. But Cundiff isn't the bad guy in this story. […] [Read More]
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As a member of the Joffrey Auxiliary Board, I was absolutely elated to support my board and attend Pointe of Departure. I missed this event last year, so I made it a point in coming this year! Venue Six10 at the Spertus Institute hosted the Joffrey's new, annual art exhibition. The evening featured a live DJ set by DJ Sadie Woods of White Label (LOVE HER; we first met on a very over served night at Vertigo Sky Lounge and loved her since!), original art pieces from local artists, and of course my second favorite part of any event next to the food, an after party at J Bar. The event's host committee and event chairs Diane Crary and Andrew Caravel all did a fantastic job of planning an evening that raised a glass to local art, its artists, and above all supporting the Joffrey. Host committee member and JAB member Amanda Maloka was excited to welcome guests to an evening of art and fun.
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 134
- Calories from fat: 0.0%
- Fat: 4.6g
- Saturated fat: 1.7g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 5.8g
- Carbohydrate: 16.4g
- Fiber: 0.6g
- Cholesterol: 10mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 288mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 1 1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded reduced-fat Monterey Jack cheese
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Duclair, Cadorette, and Cupper Are Week's Best; Duclair Is CHL Player of the Week
On Monday the League announced that Quebec forward Anthony Duclair, Baie-Comeau netminder Philippe Cadorette, and Shawningan goalie Marvin Cupper are the Telus Three Stars of the Week for the week ending January 26th, 2014.
For his efforts Duclair is also the CHL Player of the Week.
Duclair began the week with three goals, one assist, and the first star of the game award as the Remparts began the week with a 6-2 win over Gatineau on Thursday. He had another two goals and one assist in the 8-5 win over Val-d'Or on Saturday and finished with one assist in the 3-0 win over Rouyn-Noranda on Sunday.
Cadorette began the week with 18 saves as Baie-Comeau needed a shootout to get past Acadie-Bathurst 1-0 on Thursday. He had 22 more in the 4-1 win over Saint John on Saturday and ended it with 18 more as the Drakkar doubled Moncton 4-2 on Sunday.
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Halifax Mooseheads' forward Jonathan Drouin is the CHL Player of the Week for the week ending January 19th, 2014.
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On Wednesday Halifax goalie Zachary Fucale became the first goalie in League history to win 100 games in less than 150 games played. He had his 100th victory in 145 games.
The record was previously held by Jacques Cloutier who won his 100th game on January 6th, 1979 in his 150th game. Only seven QMJHL goalies have won 100 games with the last being Oliver Roy who played with Cape Breton and Acadie-Bathurst from 2007-2011.
Three QMJHL Teams Make CHL Top 10
When the CHL announced their rankings last week three QMJHL teams made the cut.
Baie-Comeau moved four spots to fourth; Blainville-Boisbriand dropped two to sixth; and Halifax entered the top 10 at ninth.
Quebec was an honorable mention.
BMO CHL Top 10 Rankings – Week 18
1. Kelowna Rockets (37-6-0-2)
2. Guelph Storm (35-8-2-1)
3. Erie Otters (35-8-2-0)
4. Baie-Comeau Drakkar (30-12-1-3)
5. Calgary Hitmen (31-11-2-3)
6. Blainville-Boisbriand Armada (28-10-4-4)
7. Portland Winterhawks (31-12-2-3)
8. Sault Ste. Marie Greyhounds (32-10-1-4)
9. Halifax Mooseheads (31-16-0-1)
10. London Knights (29-11-1-4)
Honourable Mention: Edmonton Oil Kings (31-13-0-1); Quebec Remparts (26-12-3-5); Oshawa Generals (29-12-0-4)
The Games This Week
The week began with two games on Tuesday.
Cape Breton got two goals from Charles-Eric Legare and singles from Clark Bishop, Raphael Corriveau, Maxim Lazarev, and Jeremy Beaudry in their 6-3 win over Acadie-Bathurst. The Titan goals came from Gabriel Gosselin, Guillaume Brisebois, and Scott Oke.
Andrew Ryan, Danny Moynihan, Nikolaj Ehlers, Matt Murphy, and Brent Andrews scored for Halifax in their 5-2 over Saint John. Nathan Noel and Nicolas Hebert had the Sea Dogs' markers.
Three games took place on Thursday.
Baie-Comeau needed overtime and a goal from Jeremy Gregoire 4:30 in to get past Acadie-Bathurst 1-0.
Vladimir Tkachev had a pair; while Conor Garland, Mathieu Olivier, JC Campagna, Ivan Barbashev, and Christophe Lalonde had singles as Moncton skated to a 7-4 win over Chicoutimi. Dominic Beauchemin had a pair; while William Gignac and Laurent Dauphin had one each for the Sagueneens.
Quebec got the hat trick from Anthony Duclair; while Kurt Etchegary, Francois Godin, and Olivier Archambault had singles as the Remparts romped to a 6-2 win over Gatineau. Emile Poirier and Vincent Dunn tallied for the Olympiques.
The weekend kicked off with five games on Friday.
Ryan had two more; and Philippe Gaoudry and Matt Murphy had singles as Halifax skated to a 4-1 win over Chicoutimi. Nicolas Roy scored for the Sagueneens.
Jean-Chirstophe Laflamme scored twice; while Matej Beran and Mitchell Lundholm had singles as Sherbrooke beat Charlottetown 4-1. Kameron Kielly had the lone Islanders' marker.
Cameron Yarwood got the lone goal of the shootout as Victoriaville got past Blainville-Boisbriand 3-2. Yan Pavel Laplante and Jean-Francois Plante got the regulation goals for the Tigres' while Philippe Sanche and Ryan Tesink did the same for the Armada.
Anthony DeLuca, Frederick Gauthier, Sebastein Sylvestre, and Michael Joly scored for Rimousk in their 4-0 shutout of Shawinigan.
Louick Marcotte had two goals; and Guillaume Gelinas, Anthony Mantha, Anthony Beauregard, and Pierre-Maxime Poudrier had singles as Val-d'Or doubled Rouyn-Noranda 6-3.
Sixteen teams took to the ice on Saturday.
DeLuca got the lone shootout marker as Rimouski nipped Drummondville 2-1. Loic Leduc got the Oceanic's other goal; while William Carrier scored for the Voltigeurs.
Dylan Labbe and Anthony Beauvillier had the markers for Shawingan; while Tim Wieser had the Sherbrooke goal as the Cataractes edged the Phoenix 2-1.
Brendan Duke, Andrew Shewfelt, Andrews, and Timo Meier had the Halifax goals as the Mooseheads doubled Cape Breton 4-2. Kyle Farrell and Loik Leveille had the Screaming Eagles' goals.
Garland scored both goals as Moncton shut out Acadie-Bathurst 2-0.
Bokondji Imama, Charles Poulin, Charles Hudon, and Valentin Zykov had the Baie-Comeau goals; while Noel scored for Saint John as the Drakkar skated to a 4-1 win over the Sea Dogs.
Frédéric Bergeron and Niketa Jevpalovs scored for Blainville-Boisbriand in the shootout; while Dunn did the same for Gatineau as the Armada edged the Olympiques 3-2. Tesink and Marcus Hinds had the regulation goals for the Armada; while Alex Dostie and Poirier did the same for the Olympiques.
Victoriaville doubled Charlottetown 4-2 as Ross Johnston had a pair; and Yarwood and Laplante had singles. Bradley Kennedy and Spenser Cobbold scored for the Islanders.
Duclair and Lucas Batt had two each; while Mikhail Grigorenko, Fabrice Herzog, Adam Erne, and Nick Sorensen had one each as Quebec won the scoring fest against Val-d'Or with an 8-5 win. Scoring for the Foreurs were Mantha, Marcotte, Nicolas Aube-Kubel, Anthony Richard, and Poudrier.
Six games took place on Sunday.
Oliver Cooper had two goals; and Mathew Highmore and Nicolas Hebert had singles as Saint John shutout Acadie-Bathurst 4-0.
Legare had two; while Farrell, Timothe Simard, Guillaume Gauthier, and Jeremy Beaudry had singles as Cape Breton doubled Chicoutimi 6-3. Dauphin had two; while Janne Puhakka had a single for the Sagueneens.
Jeremy Gregoire, Gabryel Paquin-Boudreau, Hudon, and Frederic Gamelin had one each as Baie-Comeau doubled Moncton 4-2. Garland and Lalonde had the Wildcats' markers.
Charles-David Beaudoin had the hat trick; and Christophe Lalancette, Joey Ratelle, and Matthew Boudons had singles as Drummondville blanked Charlottetown 6-0.
Grigorenko, Herzog, and Oliver Archambault had singles as Quebec shutout Rouyn-Noranda 3-0.
Vaclav Karabacek found the back of the net twice; while Simon Tardif-Richard and Dunn did the same one each as Gatineau edged Shawinigan 4-3. Dylan Labbe, Felix-Antoine Bergeron, and Ilya Zinoviev had the Cataractes' markers.
The Leaders
There is a new League leader as Telus East leader Baie-Comeau has a 33-12-1-3 record and 70 points; while Blainville-Boisbriand continues to lead both the Telus West with their 29-10-4-5 record and 67 points; while Halifax leads the Maritimes East Division with 67 points (33-16-0-1).
Among skaters Val-d'Or forward Anthony Mantha is tops with his 41 goals and 44 assists in 39 games places him tops; while Duclair has found the back of the net on 42 occasions and lent a helping hand on 43 more in the 47 contests that he has skated in; and Marcotte rounds out the top three with 70 points (28G, 42A) in 48 games.
Between the pipes Baie-Comeau's Philippe Cadorette is the top netminder with his 25-9-1-1 record; 2.28 GAA; and 0.916 SAV%. Backstopping his way into second place is Halifax's Zachary Fucale who has won 25 games; while losing seven; with no overtime losses; and one shootout loss; a goals against average of 2.30; and 0.907 SAV%. Drummondville's Louis-Philip Guindon (22-15-1-1, 2.59 GAA, and 0.903 SAV%) rounds out the top three.


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Badger culling and the impact of TB on the farming industry was the hot topic for debate and Sally Belfield, as chairperson, introduced the controversial subject while Hannah Gordon delivered a polished and impassioned speech drawing on her own research to argue both sides of the debate. Harriet Burns brought the proceedings to a close and proposed a vote of thanks.
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Vegan apple pie milkshakes. Sounds amazing right? Sadly, I was disappointed- these were way too sweet! This was the first recipe I tried out of the new Spork-Fed Cookbook by the sisters of SporkFoods, and although the final product wasn't my thing, this was not a total loss! I learned a great shortcut to apple pie- mix up your apple filling and bake on in puff pastry for 15 minutes- so easy and the pie part was delicious!
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(please excuse the blurry picture, i was ready to eat and had little patience to stop and take pictures, but i sensed it was going to be epic and needed documentation)
this week, i've been trying to incorporate more of alicia silverstone's "superhero" principles from her book, "the kind diet." i took inspiration from a couple of her recipes to make this delish concoction. while using a pre-made pizza crust isn't exactly "superhero," at least it was whole wheat!
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- add mushrooms to pan and saute until they start to get soft
- add spinach to pan and saute until lightly wilted (on the previous 2 steps, make sure to cook just lightly as this will be baked again)
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June 23--Five recent CD releases share attributes that capture finely rendered or bold musical moments that set the mood and will make for excellent summer listening.
Some offer new music, others introduce composers not often performed, and yet others offer a fresh take on ancient music.
Most can be sampled online, and for those who don't want to commit to an entire CD, individual tracks can be downloaded.
"American Harp," Yolanda Kondonassis Azica Records (Naxos)
Typically, the sound of the harp is associated with works by French composers Ravel and Debussy. But for the standout American harpist Yolanda Kondonassis, the harp is an instrument of great expression of American composers. That much is clear in this CD where she mines composers Elliott Carter, John Cage and Stephen Paulus, among others. Kondonassis' prodigious talents at the harp serve to bring out the depth of this music. Some of the works explore the harp's hypnotic power while others, like Carter's seven-minute "Bariolage," make the argument that the harp is capable of some very bold musical statements.
"Basically #8226," Alan Feinberg
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Very few classical composers have ever been described as a maniacal keyboard virtuoso and shameless adulterer in the same sentence. Such are the superlatives attached to 16th century composer John #8226, whose inventive works for keyboard dominate this excellent disc, performed by pianist Alan Feinberg. Usually Feinberg is heard championing the works of contemporary composers, but here he proves he has a deft hand at Renaissance music as he imparts an airy and expansive countenance to #8226's music. And because some of the works are getting their first outing on the modern keyboard, it is more than notable. There is something fetching about this Elizabethan music; it sounds contemporary, bratty and fresh.
"Gesualdo Victoria," Tenebrae Consort Archiv
Like John #8226, Gesualdo had controversies and public relation disasters. For Gesualdo, a nobleman, lute player and composer, it was a crime of passion: the double murder of his wife and her lover, whom he caught in the act. So if ever there were an artist whose life is argument for separating the personal from the artistic, it would be Gesualdo's. He's better known for his madrigals than for this work, which was written for performance on Holy Saturday. Gesualdo brings a colorful, secular vibe to the sacred music form. Also included are a set of Lamentations by Gesualdo contemporary Tomas Luis de Victoria. The 16-voice Tenebrae Consort, under the direction of Nigel Short, distinguishes itself with the way it brings out Gesualdo's great inventiveness.
"Voyages," Conrad Tao EMI
To understand why Forbes magazine named pianist and composer Conrad Tao one of the "30 Under 30" in the music industry, all you need to do is play this CD. You will find two sides of Tao: the savvy interpreter of Ravel and Rachmaninov, and a composer of moody and surreal works -- some of which are a nod to Ravel. Usually pianists are performers first and composers second -- with the latter often a distant second. But that is not the sense here as Tao reveals with "Vestiges" and "Iridescence," written for piano and iPad. The four-movement "Vestiges" evokes Ravel in the way the mood shifts from the dark, languid daydream of the second movement, "Upon Being," to the cascade of notes that enliven the third movement, "Viewing Two Porcelain Figures." As expected, Tao has a solid command of what he performs. With Ravel's "Gaspard de la Nuit," he sounds like a seasoned hand despite being just shy of his 19th birthday.
"Journeys," Emerson String Quartet Sony
The venerable Emerson String Quartet finds itself in new territory: Schoenberg, more particularly his "Verkl rte Nacht." And it also returns to the distant past by recording Tchaikovsky's "Souvenir de Florence." As both works here were written for a lineup of two violins, two violas and two cellos, the quartet tapped violist Paul Neubauer and cellist Colin Carr. The result is a recording where nuance and lyricism bloom in the Tchaikovsky, and mood is served by a brooding urgency with the Schoenberg, which is the highlight of this CD. This recording provides another reason to qualify the Emerson as more than just pre-eminent interpreters of Brahms and Beethoven.
"Francesco di Milano: Il Divino," Paul O'Dette Harmonia Mundi
Francesco di Milano was one of the pre-eminent lute composers during the Renaissance. And so it is only fitting to have his music brought to the fore by current lute master Paul O'Dette. For a certain musical cohesion, O'Dette smartly groups Milano's works into mini-suites and chansons. O'Dette's lute playing explores the elegant and flowing counterpoint of this finely sculpted music, which owes its origin to the beauty of the motets and masses that were written at the time.
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Are the new 'Star Wars' films really going to be origin stories?
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By Kate Erbland Sep 13, 2013 8:56AM
Reporting from a financial presentation centered on the Walt Disney Co., Variety managed to report on perhaps the only interesting element of a very dry-sounding money chat. The outlet passes along word that, during said presentation, the new slate of "Star Wars" films were indeed referred to as "origin story" films, which is somehow both incredibly interesting news and completely open for interpretation. No other information about those films - like just whose origin? - was available, so let's just commence speculating right now.
The "Star Wars" universe is obviously packed with tons of characters, and plenty of them are surely worthy of their own film, but the belief has long held that the new films would focus on the children of Luke, Leia, and Han. If Disney is being coy and using the term "origin story" to describe films that will center on the origin of those kiddos, good on them for mixing things up, because we're otherwise uninspired and disinterested in the new batch of films.
Other observations from the presentation include a comment from Walt Disney Co. chief financial officer Jay Rasulo, who said "the market is extremely hot for everything 'Star Wars.'" (Really, just try arguing with that.) Rasulo also believes that the franchise is an "evergreen property" that remains not only bankable but recognizable to younger generations, thanks to ever-steady toy sales. And, yes, don't worry, there will be plenty of new toys ready when the first films begin rolling out in 2017.
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Yes, actually I did. I was hoping Disney would pick up where 'The Return of the Jedi' left off and continue along that arc; however, if theyt do fast-forwad to the origin of their children, this could be great too. I just hope that someone over there realizes what a collosal mistake it would be for them to screw this up. If they turn 'Star Wars' into 'Pirates of the Carribean' they will end up eating 4 billion dollars. This can't be 'Disney-fied' by any stretch of the imagination. Films 1-3 were a humiliating slap in the face that let us know that George Lucas really didn't give a (enter expletive of your choice). The only way to truly turn this franchise around is to bring back the originality and grittiness of the first three films and use CG sparingly. Disney has some truly amazing talent, let's hope they can do something great. Restore our faith, Disney; may the force be with you!
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NO, the first new film will be Episode VII and will continue the trilogy of trilogies. The Yoda, Boba Fett, etc. movies will be origin stories and will come in between Episodes VII, VIII, IX. So we will get a 'new' movie and then an origin story, 'new' movie, origin story, new movie, origin story.
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Something about Han and Leia's kids would be good. The books that I have read were very interesting.
The only origin that they could do would be Han Solo. Luke and Leia were already described along with darth vader.
The last three movies were not as good as the first three. The first three with the added special affects lost me as well. I still have to original VHS of the star wars movies.
Lets face it the whole darth vader tie in was very weakly done. The ages of the characters do not even make sense.
At the end of the day I would probably go see it no matter what any ways, although seeing sequel would be less likely if they screw up the next movie.
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When the first Star Wars movie (later called Episode 4)came out, I think I read that Lucas had plotted out a 9 episode series, but that he didn't expect to make more than 3. Later, he did do Episodes 1 - 3, so from here, even though Disney is now in charge, we should go to Episode 7, possibly involving Han & Leia's children, but certainly not another prequel series.
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East Chicago is vigorously pursuing its proposal for a new $400 million shipping port on Lake Michigan, just as Gary hopes to get a hearing its own proposal for Buffington Harbor.
The two proposals have raised the stakes for a Sept. 12 hearing by a legislative joint study committee charged with studying the feasibility and economic impact of adding a second Indiana port to serve Lake Michigan.
"It would create jobs, respectable, good-paying jobs," East Chicago Mayor Anthony Copeland said of his city's proposal. "It gives us an opportunity to work with residents and industry and, bar none, this would be economic development at its highest."
The port would be located on the east side of the peninsula jutting out into Lake Michigan, where many of ArcelorMittal's steel-making facilities are located, Copeland said.
The project has the support of the steelmaker, which provided valuable advice as to its location and use, Copeland said. To eventually move forward, the port also would need the backing of the Ports of Indiana, he said.
Right now, the only Indiana port on Lake Michigan is the Port of Indiana at Burns Harbor. Everyone agrees no lakefront port project of any size could be built without the support of the Ports of Indiana, which also operates ports on the Ohio river.
Ed Soliday, R-Valparaiso, the chairman of the Joint Study Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure, is promising a fair hearing for the two port projects, only one of which could be built given the limited funding and shipping traffic that may be available.
The Joint Study Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure has invited Gary, East Chicago and representatives of industry to present plans at the committee's hearing Sept. 12 at the headquarters of the Northwestern Indiana Regional Planning Commission, according to Soliday.
Gary officials are expected to testify about a proposal for a port at Buffington Harbor. Gary Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson had a big hand in crafting the legislation calling for the study committee to determine the feasibility of the second port on Lake Michigan.
The Gary mayor's spokeswoman emailed a statement in response to a Times inquiry Tuesday.
"The mayor has indicated that the city of Gary will be an active participant on the State Study Commission for the port. Once that body has met, she will be able to give more of an update," the statement said.
The East Chicago RDA grant request differs from some others already approved for lakefront cities in that it focuses on job creation at major industrial employers to benefit residents, Copeland said. The RDA has previously granted $118.2 million to six lakefront park projects.
East Chicago has sought to get the ball rolling on its port project, with a request for funding submitted to the Northwest Indiana Regional Development Authority in July.
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If a new port is eventually built in East Chicago, the bulk of the funding would come from private industry, which has a stake in the port because of the proximity of the BP refinery, ArcelorMittal steel mills and other industry, Reardon said.
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The Fruita Rural Historic District is significant under criterion A on a local level under the area of settlement for its association with the small Mormon town of Fruita established in the Fremont River Valley in the late nineteenth century. It is also significant under the areas of agriculture, for Fruita's subsequent development into a fruit producing center of local importance, and ethnic heritage, for its ties to Mormon cultural traditions. Fruita typified the manner in which the Mormon cooperative and communal farming practices allowed settlers to succeed in making a living in areas where arable land was scarce and environments were inhospitable. Distinct from the Mormon livestock raising communities of the High Plateau to the west, Fruita is also important as one of the few Fremont River settlements east of the Plateau that survived beyond the 1930s, most having been abandoned. In addition to these areas of significance, one NPS rustic-designed building located within the district, the Ranger Station, is significant under criterion C on a local level under the area of architecture and under A under the area of politics/government.
The period of significance for the Fruita Rural Historic District dates from 1895 to 1946. The 1895 date coincides with the estimated construction date of the Leo R. Holt House and earliest documented date of irrigation ditches in the valley. The period of significance ends in 1946, the end of the historic period as defined by the National Register. Significant dates coincide with known construction dates of some of the district's buildings: 1895 (the Holt House), 1896 (Fruita Schoolhouse), and 1940 (Ranger Station); and 1883, the date the historic road through Fruita (now known as the Scenic Drive) was built. In the many cases, construction dates of other buildings and structures in the district can only be estimated, based on oral or other secondary sources of documentation. Most are believed to date from the first two decades of the twentieth century.
Three historic contexts are important to understanding the significance of Fruita's resources: Mormon Settlement and Early Agriculture in Capitol Reef National Park, 1880-1920; Tourism and Creation of Capitol Reef National Park, 1920-1960; and Mission 66 Development in Capitol Reef National Park, 1960-1990. These are included in the National Register of Historic places nomination for the Fruita Rural Historic District (1996). The following text focuses on the role played by cultural traditions in the settlement and agricultural development of Fruita.
Brigham Young made prophecies of the desert blossoming "as the rose well before him" during the whole of his tenure as LDS leader, and one after another, the valleys of the Jordan, Provo, Weber, Ogden, Bear, Sevier, and Virgin were occupied and cultivated by Mormon settlers. In Utah, the Land of Blossoming Valleys, the author eloquently describes that where these "indefatigable bands of pioneers" settled:
The planting of fruit was frequently prescribed by Church leaders from the time of settlement in the territory. In Brigham Young's near annual visits to Mormon settlements he gave verbal encouragement and direction to members to "Build good houses, make fine farms, set out apple, pear, and other fruit trees that will flourish here. . . build up and adorn a beautiful city." Church leader G. A. Smith in 1856 urged residents of Paowan, Utah to plant orchards, even in the public square, to "make it like the garden of Eden". In 1881, Brigham Young's successor, President John Taylor, urged congregations in Malad, Idaho, to plant more apple, pear, and cherry trees.
The theme of creating "a fit place for the angels to visit" was echoed frequently by church leadership, encouraging settlers to plant flower gardens, fruit trees, and shade trees, in addition to the more traditional food crops. Fruit was an ideal crop in many ways: it both beautified the landscape with springtime blossoms, it could be readily preserved for family consumption, and surpluses could be bartered or sold for other needed goods, contributing to the family's self-sufficiency. Fruit trees were so highly valued by Mormons that a law to prohibit the wanton neglect of fruit orchards was passed and still remains on the books in Utah. Orchards must either be maintained or removed.
The development of agriculture in Fruita parallels that of many other Mormon settlements, in its heavy dependence upon the ability of farmers to create and maintain irrigation systems and to agree on an equitable distribution of water. From the time the first immigrants reached the Great Basin, distinctive institutions were devised by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to govern the use of water. The theocratic provisional government of the "State of Deseret" assumed control of its allocation, while Brigham Young declared "There shall be no private ownership of the streams that come out of the canyons, nor the timber that grows in the hills. These belong to the people: all the people." County governments were given authority to grant privileges petitioners to divert streams for irrigation or other purposes. After the water was diverted, equitable distribution was insured by the church through its appointed officials. Controversies were settled in bishops' courts and could be appealed.
Consistent with the egalitarian ideals of the Church, the Saints' system was instituted by statute in 1852, insuring that the welfare of the community took precedent over private profit. This system of water administration was created for a society based on subsistence agriculture. By 1880, the old system no longer functioned well, partly due to the growth of commercial agriculture and its demands for increased water supplies. An influx of non-Mormons and the growth of the mining industry also played a role in challenging the old system. The 1852 statute was rescinded in 1880 and Utah adopted in its place the laissez-faire, individualistic approach to distribution of water common in other western states and territories.
In spite of the increasing Americanization of the Utah Territory in the latter decades of the century, a number of Mormon agricultural communities still continued to be strongly influenced by the cooperative, communitarian ideals of Deseret's founders. [2] Fruita's families managed to subsist through their ability to distribute and regulate water from the Fremont River and Sulphur Creek. When disputes over water occurred, they were usually settled out of court, with the help of Torrey's Bishop. In such out-of-the-way places as Fruita, where clinging to a livelihood was most precarious, the Mormon tradition of cooperation played an important role in the success of the settlement. In the words of historian Charles S. Peterson, "The Mormon withdrawal from the larger community was expressed in forms on the landscape that can be seen to this day, and for many Utahns, traditions of land use that reached beyond economics became second nature." [3]
Fruita is distinguishable from the surrounding region and neighboring towns by the lush, verdant appearance of its orchards and fields. The contrast is made all the more dramatic by the barren canyon walls that cradled the tiny agricultural Mormon community in the last decade of the nineteenth and first half of the twentieth century. Fruita's cultural landscape represents more than one small group's attempts to wrest a living from yet another remote Utah region it signifies the successful effort of the faithful to fulfill the wishes of Church leadership, to create a miniature Eden. In doing so, settlers may have felt twice blessed: both with the knowledge of economic self-sufficiency, and with visual proof that their activities were looked upon with Divine favor.
In Utah, where the environment has since dictated that the majority of land (87 percent) be utilized for livestock grazing and only a small portion (4 percent) for the production of crops, the survival of an early Mormon agricultural landscape takes on added significance. The tradition of fruit-picking in the orchards of Fruita goes back for generations among the families of neighboring plateau towns to the west, some of whom claim kinship ties with Fruita's historic residents.
While a number of historic period buildings have been removed and some fields and orchards have been supplanted to accommodate NPS staff housing and visitor services, Fruita still clearly reflects a half-century of land use and cultural adaptation by Mormon settlers. The historic landscape features that remain include more than 66 acres of orchards and fields connected by a network of irrigation ditches, two historic farm complexes (the Gifford Farm and the Holt Farm), and several individual structures that reflect the agricultural and social development of the community. In addition, there are several key character-defining features, patterns, and relationships that are significant and contribute to the significance and general cohesiveness of the cultural landscape at Fruita, including overall landscape organization, land use, response to natural features, and cultural traditions. While some aspects of the landscape have changed, these large-scale patterns and relationships have a strong degree of integrity and contribute to the historic character, feeling, and association of the district as a whole.
1 James, George Warton. Utah, The Land of Blossoming Valleys. The Page Company, Boston, Massachusetts, 1922, x.
2 See Analysis and Evaluation, Cultural Traditions section for definition of the term "Americanization."
3 Peterson, Charles S. "'Touch of the Mountain Sod': How Land United and Divided Utahns, 1847-1985." Dello G. Dayton Memorial Lecture, 1988, 5.
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Alex: We finally found the time to grab dinner at Black Sheep, and it was an incredible dining experience. We'd both heard great things about the rooftop dining, though when we got there we both decided that a forty plus minute wait for seating was a bit much. In the end we opted for the downstairs outdoor seating at the "tip" of their triangle. It was good weather wise, not too hot or cold and perfect for sitting outdoors and watching the cars roll past on both sides of us. As we walked out to our seats our server pointed out that the planters along the sides of the patio housed their herb gardens for their dishes.
We took our seats and ordered a bottle of wine. We enjoyed the patio while we still had it to ourselves. Such peace could not last for long, so we did our best to savor it. The wine arrived, and we put in our orders. We were under strict instruction from a foodie friend to try the poutine; their hand cut fries smothered in cheese curds and short rib gravy. In addition, I ordered the catch of the day (seared grouper), and Heather ordered the mushroom bisque.
Both of us relaxed and enjoyed the atmosphere and the excellent bottle of wine that had been recommended to us. Eventually, the poutine arrived, and it was exactly as tasty as it had been described to us. Most "loaded fries" dishes I get I can only get through about a third of before the cheese, sauce, or whatever artery clogging goodness has been slathered over it overwhelms me. Not so with their poutine, as the curds provided a fluffy counterpoint to the hand cut fries, and the the light short rib gravy brought it all together.
When our main dish arrived I knew we both had high expectations, but neither of us would have any reason for disappointment. My grouper was tender and delicious, and as cliché as it sounds, it did indeed melt in my mouth. It also came with some well-seasoned fingerling potatoes which meshed well with the rich flavor of the grouper. There was a small side salad that had heirloom tomatoes and some really incredible dressing. Heather's soup was amazing, I managed to get a few bites before it disappeared, but I was amazed that despite being a mushroom soup it remained a fairly balanced dish in that it didn't taste like I was just chewing on a Portobello.
Heather: Mushroom bisque is not normally something I would gravitate to on a menu, but it sounded tasty at the time, and why not try something new? It was fabulously tasty, with just the right mix of earthy and hearty flavors. I wouldn't hesitate to order it again. Alex's grouper was amazing too, but I think I loved the tomatoes the most from his dish. They were exactly how locally sourced, in season vegetables should taste.
Alex: After we finished up we knew that we would have to take a look at the dessert menu even though we had some cupcakes and other sweets waiting at home. Once we saw it, we knew. The bananas foster cream pie would be ours. Once it arrived, we knew we'd made the right choice, especially since this was Heather's first bananas foster! We both tore into it, but I'm fairly sure that I got the better of her in the end, especially once we realized that the bottom of the shortbread crust was filled with all of the rum caramel and bananas.
Overall it was a great evening, and an awesome place to take someone on a date even if you're still getting to know each other. While we both enjoy the most unique and interesting things we can try, Black Sheep excels in recombining comfortable dishes in new and delicious ways with fresh and local ingredients. Neither of us can wait to find another excuse to go and try more of their menu.
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Snow started falling in Waterloo at around 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
The City of Waterloo called in street workers shortly before 8:00 p.m. after reports of roadways, particularly over bridges, getting slick.
Operations Supervisor for the Street Department Tony Pauley said he called salters and sanders in first. After the first two inches of snow accumulated, plow truck drivers were called in to tackle the streets.
"The salt and sand that's put down first will help give them some traction," he said.
He said their first focus would be salting and plowing "priority roads" like Broadway, Greenhill and San Marnan. After those roads were cleared, he said street workers would tackle residential areas.
Pauley said a liquid material called salt brine that was sprayed on the roadways 24-48 hours before the snowflakes started flying. The brine helped keep roads from freezing immediately.
"It saves the City money because it keeps us from having to come out right away," he said.
At full force, the City of Waterloo would have 34 pieces of equipment on the road at one time according to Pauley.
"We'll be working around the clock right now with this storm...until it's taken care of," he said.
Meanwhile, the Iowa Department of Transportation in Black Hawk County planned to have five trucks out Wednesday evening.
If visibility became poor, however, those plows would be called off the roads according to a spokesman.