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Great read and another reason we need Richardson back.
[SIZE="6"]Longtime FB ecstatic Jets nabbed LT[/SIZE]
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Last Updated: 6:56 AM, March 16, 2010
MIAMI -- The voice on the other end of the phone was that of Lorenzo Neal. He sounded like a kid on Christmas morning, breathlessly talking about the great gift he had gotten from Santa Claus.
"You're getting 'The Great One' in New York," Neal told The Post yesterday about the Jets' free agent signing of LaDainian Tomlinson. "The Jets are bringing in a guy that has that 'It Factor,' but someone who's a student of the game and is a worker. And he's a better man than a football player."
Neal should know. The fullback, a 16-year NFL veteran who was one of the most bruising blockers of his era, cleared rushing lanes for Tomlinson in San Diego, where the two played together for five years and became close friends.
'FULL' OF PROMISE: Lorenzo Neal, who spent five years clearing lanes for LaDainian Tomlinson (above), said the Jets are bringing in a veteran who has that "It Factor."
Neal, in fact, was one of Tomlinson's confidants while the Jets and Vikings recruited Tomlinson last week and was a strong voice in favor of Tomlinson going to the Jets.
Tomlinson will not only make the Jets better on the field, Neal said, but he'll have a profound effect on them inside the locker room.
"When LT comes into that locker room the Jets are getting a leader," Neal said. "Is LT as good as he was? No he's not. But he's better than 70 or 80 percent of the backs in the league. Let's be real: He's not the guy he was when he first came into the league, but he still has it."
Neal was critical of the way the Chargers used Tomlinson the last two seasons and believes that's a big reason his production waned.
"It's like having a dog who's always allowed to get outside the fence and terrorize and whip the other dogs on the block and when you keep that dog on the chain that dog dies a little bit when he loses that ability to roam a little bit," Neal said. "Those last couple of years in San Diego, look how quickly those guys were able to destroy [Tomlinson]. They became a finesse team. Norv [Turner, the Chargers' head coach] wanted to throw the ball and run it just to run it when he wasn't throwing it.
"The playoff game is a prime example," Neal said, referring to the Chargers' loss to the Jets in which Tomlinson rushed for 24 yards on 12 carries. "All of a sudden, Norv wanted to run the ball. You want to run a guy who's been on a chain and been caged up all season behind an offensive line that's been caged up and hadn't bowed their heads and run the ball all season?
"Running the ball is an attitude. San Diego stopped running the ball and when they took that out of San Diego, the team changed its direction. That hurt [Tomlinson]."
Neal said he recommended the Jets all the way in his talks with Tomlinson because of their commitment to running the ball.
"Now he's in a place where he knows they have a running game with a purpose," Neal said. "This guy will fly; I think he's going to fly. He's been backed into a corner like a caged cat and he's going to scratch and fight."
Neal said Tomlinson's "biggest impact" to the Jets will be in the passing game with his receiving skills out of the backfield. That was an area of significant weakness last year, particularly after Leon Washington was lost for the season with a broken right leg.
Jets running backs combined for only 36 receptions all last season. Washington's 15 catches led all backs -- and he missed the final nine games.
"Running those quick crossing routes and he's such a precise runner he's going to be killing those linebackers," Neal said of Tomlinson.
Neal, too, was ecstatic about Tomlinson going to the Jets because he wanted him to be in New York.
"LT has been put on the biggest stage," Neal said. "What a place, what an opportunity for him to use these last two years of his career to further his legacy. He's going to a team that believes in him, believes in running the ball with an offensive coordinator [Brian Schottenheimer] who he knows and a great head coach in Rex Ryan. He couldn't have asked for a better script."
Great read and another reason we need Richardson back.
What does Lorenzo Neal know? Fatscessa declared LT dead. End of story. ;)
Seriously, it will be a very interesting experiment with considerable up side. Worst we get is TJ. Best we get is a versatile veteran back who can do more than TJ and may indeed surprise the morticians who have buried him prematurely...
some nice points. we went from jones-washington-greene to greene-tomlinson/washington?(new rb).
so we may end up only keeping greene but after last season which RB would you rather keep the most? personally, i go with greene and tomlinson does indeed add a new dimension to our offense and surrounds our rookie qb with another option to throw to. We lose Jones' toughness for sure, it's a gamble but every move is a gamble soo idk i'm liking the tomlinson move.
Sign Coles, trade Eric Smith, Brad Smith, & a 2011 6th to the Broncos for Brandon Marshall and your offense just became deep & scary.
[QUOTE=JetTerp;3528047]Great read and another reason we need Richardson back.[/QUOTE]
+1 I'm liking the Jets moves but losing Richardson would be a blunder. Everyone he blocks for has monster years (like neal) so these guys are pretty damn rare.
Sign Coles, [B]trade Eric Smith, Brad Smith, & a 2011 6th to the Broncos for Brandon Marshall[/B] and your offense just became deep & scary.[/QUOTE]
haha... I'm sure Denver would be all over that trade!
Why don't we get you to come in and block for him, Lorenzo? :yes:
That is, if we can't resign TRich, but I think will very soon.
[QUOTE=JetTerp;3528047]Great read and another reason we need Richardson back.[/QUOTE]
Exactly. A strong FB is worth so much to your running game and Neal and SD is a prime example. Give us another year TRich and let us groom your successor...
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WASHINGTON — Peter Roskam, R-Ill., failed in a bid to win the No. 3 spot in House GOP leadership on Thursday, the biggest setback yet in a congressional career where his trajectory had only been up since coming to the chamber in 2007.
Roskam, the chief deputy whip, was defeated on the first ballot by Rep. Steve Scalise, from Louisiana, who built a powerhouse organization which including two Illinois members — Rep. Aaron Schock and Rep. John Shimkus.
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Illinois Reps. Rodney Davis and Randy Hultgren backed Roskam and the sixth member of the Illinois GOP House delegation, Rep. Adam Kinzinger, did not take a public position.
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Roskam, from Wheaton, looked sad and deflated when he emerged from the Longworth room where members picked Scalise to be the new No. 3 and promoted the man who currently has the whip job, Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California, to the No. 2 spot of majority leader.
The leadership elections were triggered by the surprise defeat of Majority Leader Eric Cantor in the Virginia Republican primary. Cantor will vacate his leadership position on July 31.
Speaking to several reporters, Roskam said, "In light of the decision I am wholeheartedly pleased to support Steve Scalise. . . . He did a very good job and that is foreshadowing that he can be a very good whip.
"Today is a day to celebrate Steve Scalise. . . . Let's focus on Steve, and I am committed to helping him succeed. . . . Today is Steve Scalise day."
Roskam will continue to hold his seat on the Ways and Means Committee and still has another high-profile assignment: He is on the House Select Committee on Benghazi, which will hold hearings later this year.
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For our 150th episode, we decided to go back to the first show's conversations, and we discovered something mildly depressing: that the discussions are pretty much the same. In 2012, we're still talking about the topics of 2009; Transformers (a fourth is on the way), G.I. Joe (a delayed sequel is coming), Avatar (a dozen follow-ups will keep James Cameron busy until he retires), Marvel flicks (which have dominated) and remakes (which have not). Good thing we changed the format of the show a while back. Beyond the great repetition, reviewing the news from 3 years ago reveals a lot about the state of modern filmmaking through the lens of hindsight. Werner Herzog is a highlight, and revisiting the releases (Drag Me To Hell and Up) gives us an idea of what might actually endure. On this week's show, we re-form the team from that pilot episode – site publisher Neil Miller and associate editor Rob Hunter – to dip ourselves in the cool waters of nostalgia and try to figure out what, if anything, is different about the movie-making landscape after 150 shows. Download Episode #150
Movie News After Dark: Rian Johnson Raps, Devin Faraci Punches, Star Wars, The Hobbit, Pixar and More!Movie News By Ryan Gallagher on September 24, 2012 | Comments (2)
Welcome to the first installment of the CriterionCast takeover of Movie News After Dark. While Neil spends the week singing karaoke, or whatever it is that you kids do at Fantastic Fest, I'll attempt to fill his manly, bearded shoes with my own geeky art-house sensibilities. Speaking of Fantastic Fest, the folks handling the PR have been releasing a ton of great material for all of us non-attendees, to soothe the pain. Apparently Rian Johnson (Looper, Brick, Brothers Bloom) joined in on the nerd karaoke fun that everyone was talking about this weekend, and they sent out a hefty pack of high resolution images, to help prove what we already know to be true: Rian Johnson is the coolest.
Are 'Finding Nemo' and 'Monsters Inc.' in 3D More Than Your Usual Cash Grab?Movie News By Neil Miller on September 5, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
"It really is a huge project to do a 3D version of one of our films," explains Pixar veteran and Finding Nemo co-director Lee Unkrich. "As opposed to just a 2D to 3D conversion that you typically see. Those are a lot of work as well, but that's a lot of gimmickry and trickery to create the false illusion of depth. In our case, it's kind of like going back in a time machine and getting to make the movie a second time." It begs the question, especially as we find ourselves a week away from Finding Nemo swimming back into theaters with an additional dimension. A week that has seen the release of a new trailer for Monsters Inc. in 3D, a release that will take place in December. Hollywood has been in love with 3D for years, of that they've made no attempt at secrecy. And it isn't just releasing new movies in 3D, but bringing back classics with an added dimension that's got the number crunchers excited. From Titanic to The Lion King to Star Wars, no great property can escape the clutches of the third dimension. But as they are in so many ways, Pixar is different. Or at least they should be, right?
Watch: Pixar's 'Burn-E' Can Fix ItFeatures By Neil Miller on July 27, 2012 | Comments (2)
Why Watch? Because I've been waiting for months for Cole to need to take a day off from writing Short Film of the Day in order to sneak this one in. Sure, we generally use this daily column to feature great under the radar talents and their short films, but there's no denying that Pixar is something special in this arena. Attached to the home video release of Wall-E, the story of Burn-E focuses on a robot on the Axiom whose sole purpose is to fix one of the exterior lights. Of course, there are hilarious consequences. It's Friday, so lets all have a smile with this adorable little robot and his quest for proper exterior lighting. What will it cost you? 7 joyous minutes of your life. Spend the rest of your day watching Short Films. Who needs work, anyway.
DreamWorks Will Try Their Hand at Hand-Drawn Animation With 'Me and My Shadow'Movie Art By Nathan Adams on July 25, 2012 | Comments (5)
Ever since Pixar's Toy Story brought CG animation to the mainstream and dropped everyone's jaws with the amazing visuals that the process makes possible, traditional, hand-drawn animation has taken a serious backseat. Which makes sense, because the last couple decades of animated movies have used computers to push the artistry of these films to places that never seemed possible before. But hand-drawn animation has its charms, and is still very versatile in how it can be used, so it would be a shame if it went completely extinct in the wake of all the new computer whatsits. Disney has recently tried to keep the art form alive with releases like The Princess and the Frog and Winnie the Pooh, but those films largely failed to find the commercial success of most of the modern CG releases. Could it be possible that today's children just don't want to go see a movie that looks hand-crafted and old-fashioned? Or have moviemakers just not found the right vehicle with which to have old-school animation make its triumphant return? DreamWorks Animation seems to be willing to bet that the old way of doing things isn't dead, and they may have found the best possible way to reintroduce hand-drawn work to a new generation of film fans. The studio's next project, Me and My Shadow, will blend traditional animation with the more modern stuff. Over on the film's Facebook page (found via ComingSoon) they've posted its first bit of concept art, as well as an […]
Jon Favreau Teaming With Pixar For 'Magic Kingdom'Movie News By Scott Beggs on July 25, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
According to Jon Favreau, the world will have to wait for Magic Kingdom, and that's a good thing. In an interview with Crave, the director noted that his past three films (Iron Man, Iron Man 2 and Cowboys & Aliens) have all been made under the gun of a release date and preliminary poster art. It's arguable that that rush had an effect on overall quality. By "arguable," we mean, "almost assured." Of course, Pixar is happy to help with the methodical, only-when-the-story-is-ready approach. "What we've been doing is writing a script, going up to Pixar, meeting with the brain trust, coming back down, bringing on artists, story editors and putting it together as though it were an animated film so that by the time we actually film it, we'll have a rock solid story," Favreau said. Of course, it's in no way an official Pixar film, but Disney seems keen to use them and John Lasseter as a valuable creative resource.
'Brave' Continues Hallowed Pixar Tradition of Hiding Trucks in Their MoviesMovie News By Nathan Adams on July 3, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Eagle-eyed fans of Pixar can tell you that the studio is a big fan of littering their movies with Easter Eggs; which is a fun way of saying they stick junk from their past films in the background of their current films. Most prominently, they have a long standing tradition of hiding the Pizza Planet truck – which first appeared in the original Toy Story – in every film that they make (other than its strange snub in The Incredibles). Want proof? This Pixar Wiki entry on the truck has compiled a screen grab of each case of this rusty junker showing up in a Pixar product. But what about Brave, you may be asking? Well, the film has been out for a couple weeks now, and Walt Disney Studios seems to be worried that people are going to stop talking about it, so they've emailed around some handy screen grabs that point out the secrets they have in store for us this time around. Both come in the scene where the film's princess protagonist, Merida, visits the wood carving shop of the tricky old witch she strikes a deal with. The first image, which should come as no shock, features Toy Story's now iconic pizza delivery truck. Look, it's right there sitting on her workbench:
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What is Movie News After Dark? It's a nightly commitment. We want you to have a rundown of the best articles of the day. Newsworthy, opinionated or otherwise, we count down today's best because we owe it to you, our beloved reader. We begin this evening with the coolest piece of Dark Knight Rises marketing that you're likely to see, courtesy of the folks at /Film. Spotted at the intersection of Sunset and La Brea avenues in Hollywood, this billboard is not a graphic, but an actual billboard that appears to have exploded into the shape of the bat symbol. And here, we thought Christopher Nolan wasn't down with 3D.
'Brave' Becomes Pixar's 5th Highest Opening MovieBox Office By Scott Beggs on June 25, 2012 | Comments (1)
Brave has already made a milestone for Pixar as it marks the 13th straight release to debut at #1. No surprise for a brand that's loved around the world and continually crafts memorable movies that resonate with children and old children alike. But where does it rank against other Pixar openings? According to numbers from Box Office Mojo, The Movie Formerly Known as The Bear and the Bow made $66.7m domestically in its first weekend, making it the fifth highest in the production company's history. Here's the full ranking:
6 Scenes We Love From the Films of PixarFeatures By Neil Miller on June 24, 2012 | Comments (2)
The love of discussing movies is something you and I share, dear reader. Otherwise, what the heck are we doing here? And with few exceptions, there isn't any kind of film that I love talking about more than the various works of animation created by talented artists, renderers and storytellers throughout the history of the medium. Few do it better and merit as much discussion as the folks from Emeryville, California's own Pixar Animation Studios. And with the release of their 13th film this week, a princess story called Brave, it's reason enough to discuss some of the best individual scenes from the Pixar catalog. Personally, I've never been hooked on franchise pieces like Toy Story or Cars, but have always loved Pixar's more stand-alone efforts. Many of which, as you'll see from the assembled list, come from visionary storytellers Brad Bird, Andrew Stanton and Pete Docter. These filmmakers and their teams have pushed the envelope, even inside the already expansive confines of Pixar's world. From their films I've assembled six Scenes We Love from the films of Pixar Animation Studios. It may not be the definitive list, but it's certainly the one that lives within my own movie-loving heart.
'Brave' Is Pixar's First True Disney MovieFeatures By Neil Miller on June 22, 2012 | Comments (2)
As an entertainment company, Disney has never been short of stature in a few key areas. Most notably, they've always been good at selling fantastical stories and moving movie-sized boxes of merchandise in their wake. They built an entire theme park around their properties, constantly move home video releases in and out of a metaphorical vault, and they always seem to come up with stories that serve two purposes: capture the adoration of youth and then get them to convince their parents to buy them things to fuel those fires of love. And for years, fairy tales and princess stories have been their bread and butter. Conversely, the folks at Pixar have always marched to a slightly different beat. They've always simply made stories they thought were fun, not that they necessarily thought we'd buy. Movies about talking toys, runaway fish, and main characters who can't even talk. For Pixar (even though they became an official part of Disney in 2006 and had a working relationship with the Mouse House well before that), they've never made anything that felt like a Disney movie. That is, until their latest film, Brave. For better or worse, a product of princess story perception or real influence, Brave is a Disney movie at heart. And depending upon who you ask, it's either a major misstep for Pixar or an evolutionary one for its parent company.
34 Things We Learned From the 'WALL*E' CommentaryCommentary Commentary By Jeremy Kirk on June 21, 2012 | Comments (2)
Oh, those geeks and their wonderful ways of storing minuscule tidbits of information and pulling them from their mental storage unit to spur on debates. What must it be like to listen to a group of them talk about a movie they love? How about a movie they've all worked on? That's exactly what Disney and Pixar did for WALL*E. They've pulled four of the geekiest minds on the production crew, minds that would analyze every, minute detail of a film and test it for accuracy, and let them talk all over the film. And, like any good geek conversation, the pop cultural references come with each, nerdy breath. So, without any further ado, it's time to find out what this Geek Squad has to say about WALL*E.
The 10 Best Pixar Characters: From Infinity to Squirrel!Cinematic Listology By Kevin Carr on June 21, 2012 | Comments (9)
For more than fifteen years, Pixar has represented the gold standard in computer generated films. Since the studio's early days of making groundbreaking short films to producing Oscar-winning feature-length movies, Pixar has become a brand associated with quality animation and adorable characters. There have been some bumps along the road, from a love-hate-owner relationship with Disney to some questionable sequels, but few studios can boast such a consistent level of quality and innovation. This week, Pixar will be releasing its 13th full-length feature, Brave, with an entire new cast of characters different from any other Pixar film. This gives us a chance to look into Pixar's past and remember some of the favorite characters from their films.
6 Filmmaking Tips From PixarFeatures By Scott Beggs on June 20, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
If there's any outfit that celebrates the team sport aspect of filmmaking, it's Pixar. What began as the Graphics Group at LucasFilm has evolved into its own behemoth of wonder and magic. Not just pioneers of technology, they've sought to invent in order to put stories out into the world – using computer animation for the ancient purpose of spinning tales and crafting characters. Led by Ed Catmull, the production house (which was bought by Disney in 2006) boasts luminaries like John Lasseter, Brad Bird, Pete Docter, Andrew Stanton, Lee Unkrich and many more. There newest film, Brave, is in theaters this week, so here's a bit of free film school (for fans and filmmakers alike) from RenderMan and company.
'Monsters University' Teaser Trailer Wakes Up With Pizza On Its FaceMovie News By Scott Beggs on June 20, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Pixar and Disney are going back to college (and back into sequel/prequel territory) with Monsters University. The movie, of course, acts as a feeder school into Monsters, Inc., and features John Goodman and Billy Crystal in their old/younger voice roles. The film is being directed by Dan Scanlon (one of the writers on Cars), and while it's not at all an indicator of quality, this first teaser trailer is pretty dull. It's not at all imbued with the kind of Pixar magic we've come to love – with its generic voice over and obvious gags. The timing doesn't even seem right. Check it out for yourself:
Review: 'Brave' Is Not Pixar's Best, But Its Princess Is a Fine New Entry into Disney LoreMovie Reviews By Kate Erbland on June 19, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
It's not impossible for lauded animation house Pixar to make a mistake (or two, in the case of Cars, which does still pull in great affection from the younger set), and setting up their first film led by a female protagonist and with a brand new fairy tale as plot backbone in no way sounded like a mistake from conception. But despite a checklist of elements that should mark Brave as a bold new classic for both Pixar and Disney, the film instead diverges spectacularly – it is both a middling example of Pixar innovation and wit and a beautiful introduction to one of Disney's most compelling Princesses yet. Simply put, Brave is a poor Pixar feature, but it's a wonderful Disney Princess film. What Brave has to offer is twofold: a bold new Princess and an exciting new world for her to live and play in. Still better, it appears as if Disney, Pixar, writers and directors Brenda Chapman, Mark Andrews, Steve Purcell, and additional writer Irene Mecchi set out to accomplish those exact aims when crafting Brave. That sort of praise might not exactly seem like the kind worth singing, but when it comes to Brave, a film that was conceived of and written by Chapman before she was eventually ousted as the director in 2010, it's important to note. The aims of Brave are true, but its methodology in getting in there doesn't quite hit the mark.
Movie News After Dark: Pacific Rim, Dredd, Why You Can't Wait for Prometheus and The Films of Tim BurtonMovie News By Neil Miller on June 8, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
What is Movie News After Dark? It's a collection of all the things you'll be talking about tomorrow with your friends. Assuming you have friends. We hope you do. If not, we'll be your friend. We begin this evening with the first image from Guillermo Del Toro's Pacific Rim, featuring Idris Elba looking badass in a suit that, if our guess is right, allows him to control giant robots or something. Everything about this film makes it a giant, sloppy, wet orgy for nerds. We cannot wait.
The 10 Must-See Movies of June 2012Features By Jack Giroux on June 1, 2012 | Comments (5)
One month down in the summer movie season. We got a decent opener, certainly not a grand start. Joss Whedon's box-office juggernaut and Wes Anderson's lovely Moonrise Kingdom aside, we faced disappointments. The Dictator was hit and miss. Battleship was more bloated than big. Although it was better than its harsher critics suggested, Dark Shadows didn't exactly win over any of Depp and Burton's naysayers. Now, with June, we've got an even more promising month; 30 days packed with Abraham Lincoln killing vampires, a rock musical, and a talking bear movie. All the required ingredients for a proper moviegoing month. This is such a busy month the honorable mentions are more honorable than usual, even Adam Shankman's Rock of Ages, that movie being marketed as a celebrity karaoke party. Even though The Loved Ones is apparently a must-see movie, 99.9% of you will not be able to see it this month, hence why it's not on the list. But what is?
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We all know what it feels like when a film touches on events yet to come. Usually it's the best when it's something that you could only pick up on after already watching the film once before – it's like a little inside joke you get to have with the filmmakers, a reward for sitting through the movie more than once. At times it's not even the fact that it foreshadows event in the films, but rather that it's so subtle that it takes a few goes to even pick up on. Other times are less subtle, but just as fun. This is probably going to have spoilers in it. Just to be clear.
Celebrate Memorial Day Like a True American: By Watching Pixar Films in AMC TheatresMovie News By Kate Erbland on May 18, 2012 | Comments (7)
With Brave, Pixar's latest film, not hitting theaters for another month, the studio is still looking to capitalize on some early summer dollars, particularly when it comes to the impending Memorial Day holiday weekend. The three-day weekend has a surprisingly slim release schedule that's not particularly kid-friendly (its only two wide releases are Men in Black III and Chernobyl Diaries), so Pixar's decision to re-release four of their most popular films exclusively to AMC Theatres for the weekend is a total no-brainer. From May 25 to May 28, select AMC locations will be showing Toy Story 3, Ratatouille, Up, and Wall-E on a rotating schedule as part of the "Pixar Summer Movie Weekend." Each film will also come with a classic short from Pixar and an exclusive new look at Brave. While it would be nice if Americans used the upcoming three-day holiday to, I don't know, go outside?, there are worse things to do with your kids (or your adults) than to take them to check out some Pixar classics in theaters. Some of these films haven't been in theaters for nearly five years (Ratatouille specifically), so this offer will likely provide a first chance for some tiny Pixar fans to see their favorites on the big screen, and that's a pretty charming prospect. Also, if you go to see Wall-E in an Austin-area theater, the odds are high that you'll see the Head Reject snuffling into his beard.
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"The communities we live and work in mean everything to our business and to our employees," nominee Luther said. "Community involvement is a major cornerstone of everything I learned from my dad, and I believe that one of the most important benefits of business success is the continued opportunity to help others."
A 1974 graduate of Edina High School in Edina, Minnesota, Luther studied business at Augsburg College in Minneapolis, Minnesota, before entering his family's business. His father had purchased a Pontiac dealership in 1952 and in the 1960s, built a state-of-the-art building that was renowned for its award-winning architecture. "So this is where I spent my summers as a kid, working as a lot boy or, as I like to say, a human car mop," he remembered. "Often my job was to walk around with my mop covered arms outstretched and dust the cars. I washed cars, mopped floors and did just about anything that anybody told me to do."
In 1982, the company acquired a Volkswagen dealership and Luther was named general manager. "Those were the dark days of Volkswagen and everybody wondered why in the world I even wanted to run a VW store," he said. "But I managed to make it profitable and I am still proud of that today."
More franchises were then added and in 1996, Luther was named president and CEO. Today, the company consists of 29 dealerships, five collision/glass centers, a towing company and more 2,500 employees. "As a major employer in the Twin Cities area, I take very seriously the role my company plays in impacting families and our communities," he added.
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Braised kale on ciabatta ($8.95) brought to mind a great vegetarian option at Shorty's (nee Tony Luke's). Once known as the "green sandwich," essentially this was the shop's celebrated "roast pork Italian" without the pork. The current name, "broccoli rabe sandwich," preempts what must have been a common question with a blunt answer (and eliminates the option of spinach, which to my taste doesn't have enough bite). But the newer name surrenders something, too. There's satisfaction in visiting a favorite feeding ground and knowing what's what without having to ask, in being one of the guys and not a johnny-come-lately.
This evening the only mystery was for my dining buddy — from our table, she couldn't quite see the menu board behind the counter — who guessed that the ciabatta was spread with a particularly nice hummus, when in truth it was a luscious fava bean puree. In short, nice sandwich.
Lincoln Station409 Lincoln Pl. (Washington-Classon Aves.), Crown Heights, Brooklyn718-399-2211www.StationFoods.com
February 17, 2014 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Prospect Heights | Permalink
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One festival stall gave this dish the name picadillo, but that familiar ground beef has never been so chunky. Panamanians know it better as bofe (Bo-fay), or beef lung, which has an iron-rich flavor accentuated by simmering with onions and spices. Typically bofe is eaten with a frybread called an hojaldre (oh-Hahl-dray), whose name derives from the Spanish "hoja" — that is, it's a "leaf" you tear into pieces and use to pick up your food. This fried-to-order hojaldre was especially dense and provided many sturdy, bite-sized "utensils."
A handful of food vendors did business along the parade route; one served cupfuls of chicheme, a creamy, cinnamon-flavored beverage plentiful with kernels of corn. Most vendors, however, were set up on the festival site, a short walk away. In addition to bofe and chicheme, the most readily available fare included assorted frituras (the batch below gives a clearer look at an hojaldre); souse, a vinegary jumble of cucumber with pieces of cow foot (or pig foot, if you prefer); and (not shown) corn and skewered meats from the grill.
Panamanian Pre-Independence Day Parade and FestivalParade, on Franklin Ave. from Bergen St. to Eastern Pkwy.; festival, on Classon Ave. between Eastern Pkwy. and President St., Crown Heights, Brooklyn(The 2013 parade and festival were held on October 12)
October 16, 2013 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Fairs and Festivals | Permalink
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The raucous West Indian Day Parade presents many opportunities to sample foods that don't often show their face in New York. I've come across breadfruit many times, often roasted, occasionally slow-cooked, but until this year's parade I'd never encountered boiled breadnuts. The batch shown here (first photo) surfaced at a stall wearing the colors of St. Vincent and the Grenadines. Though the texture was similar, in truth they were not as toothsome as the very best chestnuts.
Most of the vendors, such as the Jamaican couple whose menu included blue drahs (second and third photos), aren't affiliated with restaurants; they prepare food only for catered events and other special occasions. Blue drahs — as in drawers, the undergarments, perhaps with off-color connotations — are also known as duckunoo and dukunu in Jamaica. Similar starchy, leaf-wrapped, boiled puddings include the ducana of Antigua, the ducunu of Belize, and the conkie of Barbados; all have common roots in West Africa, and with foods such as the kenkey of Ghana. This particular parcel, wrapped in banana leaf, included cornmeal, raisins, coconut milk, and spices. As with kenkey, fingers proved to be the best utensils.
The West Indian Day Parade is held each year on Labor Day; it runs along Eastern Parkway, in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn. You'll find food vendors along the parallel roads to the north and south of the parade route. Though it's possible to cross Eastern Parkway, this becomes more and more difficult as the parade proceeds; by mid-afternoon, in many places it's difficult to maneuver at all. To see as many vendors as possible, a good strategy is to arrive by late morning at the Utica Ave. end of the parade route, work your way along the south side of the parkway, cross over as you near Flatbush Ave., and eat your way back to Utica Ave., or as far as your stomach can take you. If you'd prefer to focus your explorations, the most fertile territory is along the south side between Nostrand and Franklin. You'll also find many vendors not sanctioned by the parade organizers on those and the intervening avenues; I spotted the breadnuts only by getting off the main drag.
For many more photos from multiple years of the parade, see my slideshow.
West Indian Day ParadeEastern Parkway between Utica and Flatbush Aves., Crown Heights, Brooklynwww.WIADCAcarnival.orgLabor Day(The 2013 parade was held on September 2)
September 04, 2013 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Fairs and Festivals | Permalink
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Good hospital food can sometimes be had on the outside, looking in. Many health-care facilities attract satellite businesses that cater to medical professionals with a particular heritage; the Filipino restaurants and markets within a short walk of Beth Israel, in Manhattan, are one example.
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The typeface suggests the early days of the horseless carriage, prior to World War I, but the text points to a later era. Clarence Birdseye introduced the first commercially viable frozen-food technology in the mid-1920s; "frozen food" would have been an attraction to private home-owners and apartment-dwellers only with the retreat of iceboxes and the widespread availability of refrigerators, a decade or so later. (The mention of "beer" likewise rules out any date prior to 1933, and the end of Prohibition.)
A reasonable guess would be that J&M dates to the years just after World War II, and that the typography was meant to give an old-timey feel and evoke a slower-paced, simpler time.
J&M Food MarketSurviving signage on Rogers Ave. at Carroll St., Crown Heights, Brooklyn
June 19, 2013 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Signage | Permalink
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Designed by the prolific Williamsburg-born architect Theobald Engelhardt, 1895; chocolate-free since 1925.
The Pirika Chocolate Co.Surviving signage at 972 Dean St. (Franklin-Classon Aves.), Crown Heights, Brooklyn
February 20, 2012 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Signage | Permalink
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Cou-cou is a Caribbean porridge of cornmeal and okra, just firm enough not to slump into mush. In the photo, one end of the semicircular mass is visible at far left. Also largely concealed by sauteed onions are three tender fingers of mahi-mahi (all in, $14); kingfish and red snapper were also on offer. In Barbados, flying fish is traditional, but the counterman (as well as the proprietor of another Bajan eatery nearby) observed that recently these have been hard to come by.
Culpepper's1082 Nostrand Ave. (at Lincoln Rd.), Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn718-940-4122
January 15, 2012 in Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens | Permalink
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Some say pudding, some say pone.
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January 14, 2012 in Bakeries, Crown Heights/Lefferts Gardens, Flatbush | Permalink
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The souse was made with meat, but the black pudding was a purely vegetarian affair.
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SPECIAL AUCTION - Northeast of Richmond, MO. or Southwest of Millville, MO
FRIDAY, APRIL 4, 2014, 10:00 a.m.
I will hold an auction at my farm located north of Richmond, MO on highway 13 approximately 3 miles to route B, then north and east on route B 3 miles to 14798 highway B, Richmond, MO. 64085, From Millville west on route K, then south on route B to 14798 highway B, Richmond.
SELLER: LEALLA PULLIAM, Information: contact daughter Beverly Parker 816 776-3641.
This is an accumulation of over 70 years with partial listing only. Plan to attend this old-time auction.
Household including antiques, collectibles & modern start selling at 10 a.m.
Farm-related equipment will sell at 12:30 p.m.
3-pc. Waterfall bedroom suite
Nice dining table with 6 chairs & buffet
Drop-leaf gate leg table
Retro kitchen table with 4 chairs
Small roll-top desk
Round lamp table with claw feet
Walnut handmade coffee & end tables from tree grown on this farm.
Fancy full-size painted metal bed
Vintage painted 2-drawer dresser with mirror
China cabinet with double glass doors
Tan corduroy sofa with wood accents
Earth tones upholstered Franklin rocker-recliner
Full-size 3 pc. bedroom suite
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Kenmore sewing machine in cabinet
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New Home treadle sewing machine
Old highchair & crib
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Milk cans
Fulton corn sheller
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Delft figurines
Ruckles crock & other stoneware
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Pink & green depression glass
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Eden Pure Enfrared heater
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Marble or alabaster rolling pin
Cookbooks, some old & local
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FARM EQUIPMENT & POWER TOOLS – Equipment will sell at 12:30 p.m.
Massey Ferguson 3 bottom plow
Massey Ferguson 7' belt-driven sickle mower
9-shank chisel plow
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3 pt. Scoop
6' blade
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Springfield garden tiller
Swisher 32" 3-wheel mower
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Craftsman 6" belt sander on stand
Craftsman 10" thickness planer
Ryobi 16" scroll saw
Belsaw sharpener on stand
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Lincoln 225 arc welder
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For more information, call:Eddie Pickett 816 632-0700