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From small personal projects to full blown corporate websites, our tailored approach and tenacious execution guarantee solutions that work.
Entertainment - MTV Adria d.o.o.
Regional MTV in fresh colors
We wanted to make a fresh, young and fun redesigned website for the regional MTV. Our target was clear, the Millennials – a generation that mostly browses web content using smartphones and tablets, so our task was to make the new MTV responsive and appealing for such a specific target group.
If you enjoy music, pop culture and concerts – the new and improved MTV is first place you should visit! :)
Tourism - Hrvatska Turistička Zajednica
We are proud to present a small but very important landing page for Croatian tourist board.
The case was simple; due to an unprecedented amount of stakeholders, the website (croatia.hr) has remained more or less the same for the last 5-6 years. This would not be a problem if more and more visitors were not coming from mobile phones, tablets and other new age devices that require a fresh responsive approach.
As the summer is here and growing number of tourist are visiting the website to discover more about our country, it's beauties and opportunities, it became critical to present a responsive cross country (and cross target) optimised page that can inspire and drive interest around the globe for what is surely one of more beautiful coastlines in the world.
To put a new face on Croatia.hr we delivered full responsive mini site, with responsive typography, responsive images, responsive loading, responsive cloud infrastructure optimized for high load and more.
The result is a light, immersive experience for one true home of Summer – Croatia.
Tourism - Hoteli Baška
Baška is a picturesque town in Kvarner (Croatia) with world famous stretch of beach where Hotels, Villas and Camps of Hoteli Baška are situated.
Our task was to implement VUDU CMS framework with additional sales & content moduls in order to fully optimize the workload and administration of Multilanguage /multioffer website and the numerous requests it generates. Responsive layout ensures that users have an optimised experience on each device and screen size, which resulted in a one month ROI generated by mobile direct bookings alone. The optimisation continues by tweaking booking & request funnels in order to fully maximize all visits. This effort is becoming increasingly important as visitor procurement is getting more costly (CPC,CPM) due to strong competition and the global growth of the Tourism industry.
Entertainment - LMO
_lmo is a small but growing agency based in Zagreb specialized for full photography services.
The agency works with the most talented creative minds in the Country and they cover almost everything - from location scouting and casting to retouching. The idea behind the website was to present their stunning portfolio and wide specter of their services in a fresh and stylish way. We've accomplished this using Angular for those smooth transitions adapted for all device platforms.
Entertainment - Dubrovački dnevnik
First info from the client was - we want VUDU CMS because we heard that it can save time and it can stereamline all of our editorial efforts
The redesigned solution had more goals then just easy and fast content administration. We created enough advertising real estate that doesn't interfere with scanning the content and enjoying the portal. The result was that the portal went from top 50 to top 10 portals in the country in the first year of exploatation.
Kursalon Wien is one of most exclusive buildings of Vienna that holds classical concerts and of course you can buy your concert ticket online.
Our goal was to create a solution that would evoke the look&feel of events that take part in the venue (Concerts, Weddings, Dinner galas, etc...) The VUDU e-commerce was fully customized for administration of online ticket sales to enable the client wanted control. If you ever find yourself in Vienna indulge yourself of one day and buy an online ticket for Mozart&Strauss concert with dinner in the beautiful Kursalon Wien.
Tourism - Kabal tours d.o.o.
The island of Hvar, we believe, needs no special presentation – beauty, sun, tourism heritage like well aged wine and then some more sun.
Our client presented us exquisite collection of accommodation purls vibrant with traditional Mediterranean taste, yet luxurious for your unforgettable vacation pleasure. We accomplished this unique feeling on Villas Hvar web site by releasing it of redundant contents usually encountered on touristic sites. Those tend to strip off the true meaning viewer should experience – the "wish you were here" moment. To emphasize this even more, we focused on visual richness of the site regardless of viewers device in hands since it is made in responsive technology powered by our VUDU platform to ensure the flawless backend flow. The result: beautiful, colorful and inviting web site – almost like Villas and the island of Hvar themselves. :)
Retail/FMCG - Primat logistika d.o.o.
Primat Logistika is one of the leading companies in the fields of banking security, archive, industrial and warehousing equipment and interiors with big expanding potential in the region.
Hence, our big question was: how to convey various and huge assortment through the smooth and clear information architecture? It was vital to provide a clean, simple and attractive re-design that is easy on the eye and immediately reflects company: what they do and what are offering. After couple of months (and lot's of brainstorming) , we set up clear and logical navigation with up worthy impacts: longer visitor engagement and more than 50% increase in sales. Sounds good to us. :)
Retail/FMCG - Podravka d.d.
What connects regional premium food & beverages brand, web and kids? The Web app 'Zabava u tvom tanjuru' ('The party in your plate').
Following the premise 'fun, educative and easy to play ', we created a game which promoted a new brand flavors: special soups and pastas for kids. User experience was highly determined by beautiful animation, 'light' challenge (hunting the 'Podravka hearts' ) and superior awards. That great deal had also great results:, building stronger brand awareness, loyalty and online exposure with more than 11 000 unique players in only one month.
Retail/FMCG - Frikom d.o.o.
To begin with, Frikom is one of the leaders in ice cream and frozen food production in the region dating its origins back to 1970.
If it sounds somewhat familiar – no worries, we are not stealing our own copywriting – it should sound familiar from our earlier Ledo project. Ledo and Frikom are both member companies of one major concern producing basically the same products with regional touch. The challenge was to make web site for Frikom that would communicate common corporate vision as Ledo project but at the same time be regionally flexible and adjustable. We followed the same logic considering the span of product and user segments, but at the same time enabled regional focus with presentational aspects of the web site. Frikom inherited our VUDU framework from Ledo project as the logical foundation for making this "hardcode-flexibility" combination possible. We consider both sites combined twice as chilly. :)
Entertainment - Bunker d.o.o.
It is no secret - we are used to dealing with more or less challenging projects.
With Bunker, the crucial question was: How to transform basic and limited WordPress platform to very polished and authentic website? Our client is one of the most recognizable film, TV commercial and production, post-production service companies in the region and their work speaks for itself. We were determined in our smart 'keep it simple' approach: less words, more visuals. Following those two main criteria, we accomplished unique, usable and beautiful composition.
Entertainment - Nanobit d.o.o.
Croatia is full of smart young people and success stories, and Nanobit is just one of them.
For our countrymen and fellow developers (of mobile games specifically), we developed a website that will represent the company in (many) years to come.
Retail/FMCG - etexfrance
From day zero, here at Nivas we keep a high standard of accessibility for all of our solutions.
When etex approached us to develop a website focused on the visually impaired, we were happy to put our skills to the test and develop a truly accessible solution. The result is a solution targeting caretakers and visually impaired, providing an ease of use for all.
Tourism - Hoteli Pag d.o.o.
If you like sandy beaches, then you might consider visiting Croatia's island of Pag (also known for its Night life).
For Camping Simuni, the Islands biggest camping resort, we developed a conversion focused website along with complete SEO and analytics. The resulting solution continues to perform and deliver growing metrics for time on site, unique visits and ultimately number of bookings from the online channel.
Entertainment - Nova TV d.d.
Provjereno (eng. Verified) is a popular TV format in production of NOVA TV.
The highly engaging show publishes reports and research about the hottest social issues at any time. It has accumulated a big community of loyal viewers often looking for more information or a chance to get heard. For Provjereno we developed a responsive website focusing on readability and accessibility, making sure viewers can always tune in and interact with the show.
Retail/FMCG - 24sata d.o.o.
Mondo is the new and upcoming brand on the Croatian ecommerce scene.
A project by Styria AG, the shop aims to become the Croatia's biggest and best ecommerce brand, with products ranging from high street fashion to books and digital downloads. To launch the project of this scale we worked closely with Mondo team, helping set up the strategy, developing the branding and visual identity, and design the web shop itself. The result is a cooperation of 4 companies united in delivering a premium online shopping experience. The future is bright for Mondo and we look forward to being there every step of the way (stay tuned for an in-depth look in the process and results in our upcoming case study).
Retail/FMCG - Jamnica
For Jana, one of Croatia's most recognisable brands, we developed a storytelling parallax website targeting global markets.
The idea was to connect with the user's trough a simple story that can delight and entertain the visitors. The feel and the experiance we wanted to convey was what Jana is all about - a natural treasure made to refresh.
The result – a custom scripted parallax full of rich visuals optimised for all platforms but focused on desktop, as this is where we wanted to reach the users.
As we continue to develop Jana's digital presence, stay tuned for more updates :)
Entertainment - Hrvatska pošta d.d.
For Evotv, a new brand of digital television in Croatia, we developed a conversion focused website, serving as a sales and support channel.
To present and explain a new type of digital television, we designed and developed a complete platform optimised for future growth, as well as expansion of services in years to come.
Retail/FMCG - Ledo d.d.
Ledo is Croatia's market leader in the frozen food segment, most recognized for its ice cream production that has been with us since 1958.
For Ledo we developed a brand new corporate online presence covering all the segments from frozen food's to colourful ice creams, targeting consumers, business partners and hospitality segment. With several methods of browsing and searching through the large product base, it is now easier than ever to find a perfect ingredient for your meals or perfect flavour for a hot summer day. Our work included conceptualizing, structuring and optimising Ledo's large product base to deliver the best user experience, with rich and colourful design driven by our VUDU framework.
Telecomunication - bonbon corporate website
bonbon is Croatian prepaid cellular network aimed at young people and customers who live a dynamic live, offering high quality services at low prices.
After in depth analysis of user behaviour patterns, business processes, customer self care needs and brand positioning, we balanced out uplifting and corporate content, dose of happines, user experience and advanced features and come up with a bonbon 2012 redesign, a solution that should help measure, optimize and increase both customer satisfaction and brand value as well as online sales.
Tourism - Plava laguna
Laguna Poreč is Croatia's largest vacation destination consisting of 3 resorts that are located in largest Adriatic peninsula - Istria.
In line with the new rebranding, we designed and developed the multilingual website with focus on usability and SEO, providing the platform for future development and upgrades in years to come. We had a simple goal of making lagunaporec.com the best tourist/destination website in the region. A simple goal that required lots of hard work including prototyping, design, programming, copy writing and much much more. Visit lagunaporec.com and see for yourself what we did and definitely visit Istria - unique, must see destination.
Telecomunication - HT - Hrvatski telekom d.d.
Are you visiting Croatia for holidays? Are you addicted to mobile surfing, texting and social networks on-the-go?
Well then we have a winner! Bonbon network's tourist offer is just for you! Grab one of their SIM cards, plug them in, and rock on. For bonbon we have developed a small multi-lingual website targeted at all those who come to Croatia for a short visit, helping them maintain their love for the digital world while away from their home networks.
Entertainment - 24sata digital d.o.o.
We have redesigned one of the most popular news portals in Croatia.
It was a tough job since we faced a website that had millions of monthly visitiors that were used to the current design, as well as the site design that won numerous awards already. Changing an award winning website with constant stream of steady users didn't stop us. As soon as it was launched, the new 24sata started winning new awards and recognitions.
Retail/FMCG - Kolektiva Web d.o.o.
Kolektiva.hr is an social e-commerce project, designed to offer its users large discounts on local businesses.
The site crowdsources users to businesses, getting them larger groups of new clients and rewarding them with premium discounts. It's a win-win concept that will hopefully push forward online shopping in Croatia and region. (update: It did! :) )
Financial - CROATIA osiguranje d.d.
CROATIA osiguranje d.d. is the oldest insurance company in this part of Europe and the leader in the insurance market both in the Republic of Croatia and in the region.
New corporate web site from our production is the pledge of their success for the future. Meet a wide range of products, learn about the company, ask questions, understand the services and conditions that will match the insurance of your interests in the best way, and use simple pricing calculator when selecting certain products. Apart from using classic navigation or site wide search, users can also use our new intelligent live search. By simply answering the question: "What do you want to insure?" the system automatically recommends the available insurance services. Whether you are a journalist looking for the latest corporate info, or you are here just to insure your car, you came to the right place.
Entertainment - EuropaPress Holding
Globus (The Globe) is a leading Croatian political weekly magazine.
We hope that the new redesigned portal that we built for them, will contribute to their success even more.
Retail/FMCG - Primat RD d.o.o.
Primat RD is one of the leading companies in the region for interier design and construction.
What makes this company special is the quality of services and relationship with customers. For the purposes of Primat RD we developed a new visual identity and a new customer oriented web site. Our VUDU has been completely integrated with their Microsoft Dynamics CRM system to ensure direct and fast flow of information and feedback of maximum quality for all Primat RD clients.
Entertainment - EuropaPress Holding
Dubrovački vjesnik is regional weekly newspaper that writes about topics from the Dubrovnik-Neretva county.
We hope that the new redesigned news portal with elements of socialization that we built for them, will contribute to their success.
Financial - Središnja agencija za financiranje i ugovaranje programa i projekata Europske unije
The Central Finance and Contracting Agency is a branch of Croatian Ministry of Finance.
CFCA is responsible for financing, procurement, payment and monitoring of the implementation of programmes and projects funded by the European Union. As Croatia is getting closer to the European Union by the day, so is The Agency getting more and more under the spotlight of public and European Union. We have been asigned to create visual identity and an informative website for them.
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Pro Bono and Public Service Legal Work
New England Law | Boston provides many opportunities for students to engage in pro bono and public service legal work. Students can obtain academic credit and gain real world legal experience:
- while doing pro bono work as part of their clinical courses;
- the Center for Law and Social Responsibility provides opportunities through faculty and Center projects;
- and student organizations engage in these activities throughout the region.
Students are also encouraged to pursue individual opportunities to engage in pro bono and public interest work.
Public Service Transcript Notation Program
Students whose pro bono or public interest legal work is unpaid and without credit are eligible to receive a transcript notation through the Public Service Transcript Notation Program, approved by the Public Service Project at the Center for Law and Social Responsibility.
Pro Bono Guide
Our Pro Bono Guide provides information on pro bono opportunities at New England Law | Boston as well as a list of public interest organizations in Massachusetts.


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This Old House, with pros Norm Abram, Tom Silva, Richard Trethewey, Roger Cook, and host Kevin O'Connor, is TV's original home-improvement show, following one whole-house renovation over several episodes. Ask This Old House uses shorter segments to teach trade tricks and answer thorny homeowner questions.
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Homes for Our Troops is making Matt DeWitt's home accessible for him and his family.
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The freedom of an accessible home allows Joe Beimfohr to explore his athletic passions.
Veteran Matt DeWitt; Exterior Framing; Truss Roof
Moving into a Homes for Our Troops home has given this couple a chance to start a family.
Exterior Transformation; Final Inspection; Renovation Revealed
Justin Gaertner's new house has helped him restart his life and take on new adventures.
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Our student staff is trained to help you with research from 6-11 p.m. on Sunday through Thursday nights.
Michael Girardi (Fall 2010)
Servicing all your library research needs, on Monday and Wednesday evenings, is third-year illustration major, Michael Girardi. The main purpose of Michael working in the library is to help students gather research through all of the incredible databases the library offers access to. When not aiding the lost and confused students, Michael, an avid news-junkie, can be found pouring over the latest news articles. He is also fascinated by religions and myths. Feel free to strike up a conversation about current events or religious viewpoints; he'd love to chat your ear off!
Lindsey Batdorf (Spring 2009 - Spring 2011)
Lindsey is a Digital Filmmaking major in the class of 2011. Although her favorite pasttimes include playing video games and sleeping, she loves to write and create digital artwork. Helping her fellow students and using the electronic databases are what attracted Lindsey to the Research Consultant job. If you ever bump into her, she would love to chat with you about filmmaking!
Scott Sherman (Fall 2009 - Spring 2011)
Scott is an Illustration major in the class of 2011. In his free time, he enjoys reading, watching movies and gaming. He loves a good conversation, and has interests in history and philosophy; he hopes to effectively to incorporate those interests into his artistic work. He was drawn to the library because of its wealth of knowledge, the opportunities it provides for students, and because he wanted to better understand how to make the library a useful part of his artistic process. "The library can be an amazing resource, no matter your areas of interest."
Christine Fraguela (Fall 2009)
Christine is a first year Illustration transfer student. She is curious about most things, so she spends a lot of her time researching random things that she sees, or hears about. This has led her to cultivate a number of hobbies, such as knitting and building kaleidoscopes. She enjoys sharing what she knows and learning from others, so she'd be happy to help you, whether it concerns a school project or a nagging curiosity.
Courtney Cox (Spring 2010)
Courtney is a Motion Design major in the class of 2013. She loves fashion and music and plays guitar, bass and piano. When she was fourteen she was pulled on stage at a Green Day concert to play guitar with them. As a freelance photographer, Courtney has photographed many concerts and events in South Florida. She is originally from Houston, Texas, but just recently moved from Boca Raton, Florida. She loves helping fellow students so being a Research Consultant is the perfect job for her.
George Haney (Spring 2010)
George is a Computer Animation major in the class of 2013. His favorite activities include drawing, eating and going to the beach. He enjoys interacting with people from all walks of life and loves hearing their stories. Helping students while also gaining new knowledge and experience is what attracted George to the Research Consultant job. If you happen to chance an encounter with him on campus, feel open to introduce yourself - he'd love to get to know you.
Danielle Tisdale (Spring 2008 - Fall 2009)
Danielle is a second year Game Design major. Don't let that fool you, she actually knows quite a bit about scholarly activities and specializes in research at the local library. A handywoman with computers, words, and research, she is always there to help you find the information you need.
Brianne Meyer (Spring 2008- Spring 2009)
Bri is a second year CA student who can usually be found playing pool or ping-pong in the fishbowl when she's not locked away in the labs. She has loved reading ever since she was a kid, and some of her favorite authors are Louis Lamour and Clive Cussler. She also enjoyed her English classes and is ready to help other students with their research papers as well.
Brett Wharton (Fall 2008 - Spring 2009)
Brett Wharton is a second year computer animation major at Ringling College. When he is not working in the labs, you are most likely to find him eating yogurt and Ramen noodles at his Bayou apartment or prowling campus for free food, finishing Concept Development assignments at 4 AM, surveying the library for people to help, and trying to be amusing.
Sandra Builes (Spring 2009)
Sandra was born and raised in Miami Florida but her family is originally from the beautiful country of Colombia; they travel back as often as possible and hope to someday go back and live there. Currently she is in my fourth year majoring in Illustration at Ringling College of Art and Design. This school has exposed her to a many professional artist and also young illustration students that are extremely motivated and hardworking.


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Professional Background
Educational Background
Scholarly Interests
Selected Publications
"Critical thinking and music listening" (Music Educators Journal).
"Metacognition: A dimension of musical thinking" (Dimensions of Musical Thinking).
"Attitudinal assessment of upper elementary students in a process-oriented music curriculum" (Journal of Research in Music Education).
"Creative Arts Laboratory" (Final Report-U.S. Department of Education, Fund for Innovative Education).
"Arts curricula in transition" (Journal of Aesthetic Education).
"Experience, critical thinking and problem solving in music teacher preparation" (Music Educators Journal).
"The role of context in teaching and learning music" (Dimensions of Teaching and Learning Music).
"A personal retrospective on the MMCP" (Music Educators Journal).
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Dr. Lenore Pogonowski, Associate Professor of Music Education, is in her
26th year at Teachers College. She is Director of the Creative Arts Laboratory
(CAL) which was established at Teachers College in 1994 as a result of a
three-year grant from the U.S. Department of Education: Fund for Innovative
Education. CAL's purpose is to provide experiential sessions in dance/movement,
music, drama and videography to enable students to design and enact arts
experiences that facilitate development of critical and creative thinking
skills in core curriculums.
Prior to coming to Teachers College, she served on the faculties of the School of Music at North Texas State University, College of Music Temple University in Philadelphia, and Western Connecticut State University. Dr. Pogonowski started her teaching career in the Greenwich Public Schools Department of Music when she was privileged by an invitation to join a federally funded curriculum project, the Manhattanville Music Curriculum Program. Curriculum development and implementation were the foci of the project and included composers, musicologists, performers, educational psychologists, and musician educators from all levels of the music educational continuum.
At Teachers College, Professor Pogonowski served as Chair of the Arts in Education Department and Coordinator of the Music Program each for seven years. She has written numerous articles and chapters on issues of teaching and learning music. She is currently working on a book with the working title Creativity and Problem Solving in Music Education. She has served on the editorial boards of the Music Educators Journal and General Music Today. Dr. Pogonowski was national chair of the special research group in creativity for eight years. Among her teaching responsibilities are courses in musical creativity and problem solving, comprehensive musicianship, and interdisciplinary studies that relate to the Creative Arts Laboratory. Throughout her career, she has appeared as a clinician for professional development workshops nationally and abroad. She is the first person in her field to define metacognition as a dimension of musical thinking and collective musical cognition as a dimension of the learning process in music.
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A&H 4008: Creative arts laboratory
Experiential sessions in dance, music, story-telling, videography, and visual arts will enable students to design and enact arts experiences that facilitate development of critical and creative thinking skills in core curricula. Special fee: $50.
A&HM 4357: Ensemble performance: music --Instrumental
For music majors only. For instrumental and vocal majors, a course designed for performance by chamber ensembles. Repertoire determined by registration. Public concert performances each semester.
A&HM 5025: Creativity and problem-solving in music education
Permission of instructor required. Designed for initial and professional majors to experience and explore critical thinking as a means for establishing a framework for music learning at all levels. Materials fee: $35.
A&HM 5026: Music skills and the creative strategy
Permission of instructor required. Enrollment limited to 25. Prerequisite: A&HM 5025. Designed for initial and professional majors to examine and experience problem-solving techniques for developing musical skills within the framework of the creative strategy. Materials fee: $35.
A&HM 5032: Comprehensive musicianship I
Through analysis, composition, critical listening, improvisation and performance, l7th and l8th century theoretical constructs are explored, including an overview of the development of harmony and polyphony leading up to these eras. Materials fee: $35.
A&HM 5033: Comprehensive musicianship II
Maximum enrollment: 25. An examination of 19th century theoretical constructs through analysis, composition, critical listening, improvisation, and performance. Materials fee: $35.
A&HM 5047: Creative strategies for teaching music literature
Selected works from the repertoire serve as the basis for demonstrating how to develop creative music strategies for teaching and enhancing the learning of music literature at all levels, including college teaching. Materials fee: $30.
A&HM 6501: Doctoral seminar in music education
Permission required from advisor and sign-up in the Music Office (520A Horace Mann) is also required. For Music majors only. Music doctoral candidates will identify their area of research interest and narrow their dissertation topic.
A&HM 6971: Research and independent study in music education
Permission required from advisor and sign-up in the Music Office (520A Horace Mann) is also required. Research and independent study under the direction of a faculty member in Music Education.
A&HM 7501: Dissertation seminar in music education
Permission required from advisor and sign-up in the Music Office (520A Horace Mann) is also required. For Music majors only. A required group tutorial for music doctoral students to help develop or refine topics of inquiry for research. The teaching format is flexible and may include faculty/student presentations, group discussions, and critiques. Preparation and presentation of dissertation proposal for approval. Students may register for a maximum of one term.
A&HM 8900: Dissertation advisement in music education
Permission required from advisor and sign-up in the Music Office (520A Horace Mann) is also required. Individual advisement on doctoral dissertations for music majors only. Fee to equal 3 points at current tuition rate for each term. For requirements, see section in catalog on Continuous Registration for Ed.D. degree.


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Fall food fandango -- report from Van BC Hound
I keep trying to find time to edit this more and a month has now passed since our visit, so I'd better post but be warned, it's a doozy...
Since this is going to be a long report which I'll post in chunks with pictures, here are the highs and lows from our highly enjoyable November trip to Portland – our third time this calendar year and I'm hungry for more:
Highlights: burgers! at Gruner, Matchbox, Café Castagna, fresh hops!!, Evoe, padrones
Lowlights: more disappointing food trucks, the bad la lot at Luc Lac
Here's my query thread where I got good advice from generous Portland Hounds: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/869249
Arrived in Portland at about 5 pm and headed to Saraveza for happy hour. We got the special pastie with roasted pork loin, apples, white beans and cilantro to share. It was very tasty but did seem a tad dear at $9, though it was beautifully plated in halves for us and came with some mighty fine pickles. We accompanied our snack with Alesmith Speedway stout imperial with coffee for the SO (very espresso-y) and a Boneyard Girl Beer (tart/acid notes) for meafter the beertender kindly allowed me several tastes ($5 each plus $1 off re happy hour M-F 4-6). Later he brought over two wee snifters of the stout plus one of their fancy Nutella Love cupcakes to share gratis. What is it with Portlandians and free stuff? So awesome and a great welcome back to the city.
We checked in and unpacked, then it was off to Luc Lac to try our "luc" (sorry!) without a reservation. We were seated after a 10 minute wait that included ordering at the till at 7:50 but it took till 8:30 for the food to come out. When we inquired about the delay we were told it was because they were slammed but that seemed lame. Good thing we had snacked earlier. The women at the next table said they waited a long time for their food also.
We ordered the eponymous bo luc lac ($15) which was very good, though the dipping sauce was so oversalted it ruined my last two bites. The side of nem nuong was also tasty though weirdly served cold, and the la lot ($4) was a complete flop as it was also cold and rubbery, tasting like it had been made too far in advance. The bo tai chanh ($7) was good but had too many onions for me and the SO found it too one note, just limes, plus he thought it had been prepped too far ahead as well. We ordered a side of regular rice as we're not fans of the tomato rice that is the typical side for the luc lac. I tried two cocktails which seemed a bit pricey but were successful, particularly the sassy sour. It's a cute space but considering you do everything yourself apart from bussing your own table it is not good value, especially compared to our usual Viet haunts back home. I'd consider returning for the luc lac as a snack when it wasn't busy. No pix, too dark.
We got to Courier at 9:45 where a solid espresso ("San Luis farm El Salvador Bourbon varietal natural Aug crop arrival") from the moustachio'd barista made a good impression on the SO. I had a wonderfully floral but assertive black tea from Foxfire called Mt Hood Sunrise – also noted the Jarbralter (petit latte served in a short mason jar). We split one of their moist and just rightly sweet pear muffins with a cannele secreted about my person for later. And yes it was as good as last time if a tiny bit overcooked on the outside. After the requisite soujourn at Powell's we had a squint at Morso's (on the list) and Maglia Rosa, the newish espresso counter in the bike shop, hoping that the owner would be pulling shots but alas not today.
Our lunch target was Gruner for the burger ($11) and it did not disappoint. Portland knows how to do burgers, people. Juicy, thick, done to a perfect mid rare with just the right amount of fixings and a perfect potato bun. Sigh. SO went for the "Gruben" ($11) which he liked but didn't think was a full-on wow (unbeknownst to me he is a bit of a Reuben snob from his days on the Prairies and found the sauerkraut a bit weak, not nearly sour enough and the brisket a bit stringy). The bread was quite overtoasted which was a drawback. The pickled eggs ($4) we had to start were spot on, just tart enough and lovely to look at with their beet marinade. And of course tiny raspberry filled doughnuts ($8) for dessert because, well, tiny doughnuts! We washed it all down with the Oktoberfest beer flight, $14 for three seven-ounce pours of Weltenburger Heffe Hell Weissbier (DE), Occidental Dunkel (OR) and Weissenohe Monk's Fest (DE).
Needing a pick me up after a whack of antiquing and some eye candy at Clive Coffee (great timers), Water Avenue Coffee seemed an obvious choice that afternoon. On a sunny day, the light just pours into this high ceilinged narrow space. We sat at the counter by the window and enjoyed a latte and a Chemex pourover plus a Fleur de Lis orange scone which was not too sweet and dry in that goes-with-coffee-well sort of way – same appeal as a biscotti. The espresso (El Salvador Buena Vista) was well received, not too acidic, while I found the pourover (El Salvador Las Delicias) a bit too earthy and resorted to cream to doctor it a bit for my tastes.
For dinner we had reservations at Pata Negra where my padron jones was addressed in a deliciously classic way. When I made the reservation, I asked the chef (who answered the phone) whether he would still have padrones and he said he would order extra. That's some service. We also enjoyed a great tortilla, crunchy bacalao croquetas with pointless tomato sauce, tender if a bit underseasoned pincho moruno, and gambas al ajillo, whose expertly prepared sauce was sopped up using the strangely lame bread like croutons. The $10 glass of tempranillo was unmemorable enough to prompt the SO to say "I should only drink beer in Portland." This is the kind of tapas bar I wish we had in Vancouver still (they are all fusiony and sorta modernist now) where you can get well prepared classic Spanish dishes for a reasonable price in a relaxed and inviting setting. All told our small tapas cost $41 and we were plenty full and happy. After dinner we popped into the Food Front coop across the corner and found Portland Red Pepper Sauce for $3.99 plus Aadvark was a couple of bucks cheaper than at Pastaworks so note to self.
Some pix: Saraveza pastie, porter with cupcake, Courier muffin, Foxfire tea, Gruner eggs'n'beer, burger, Gruben, Water Ave scone, nifty china with pourover inside
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Our second trip to the PSU Farmers Market was prefaced by a return visit to Coffeehouse Northwest on Burnside. This was a gnarlier, more citrusy capp than others so far this trip but tasty and the latte art pattern stayed right to the bottom of the cup which was cool (see pic). We arrived at the market right at 8:30 and I was fifth for Pine State biscuits. A regular ahead of me in line recommended the plain biscuit and fried chicken with a side of honey butter. Excellent idea! I ate half the biscuit with the chicken and saved the top to have with the butter. For $5.50 this was indeed a breakfast of champions. I can (almost) see why people will wait in even longer lines for these morsels.
Thus fortified, the SO and I wandered the market, ogling the awesome barrel roaster full of peppers of every description, available at $5 a pound fresh as well. We soon found the Viridian Farms stall where we had a rather Portlandia conversation about the padrones we'd had at Pata Negra the night before. They were cooking more up so I had another sample. I don't even recall seeing them on a menu in Vancouver :- (. Also intrigued by the fico de glaciale which I'd never seen before. Reconfirmed my violent dislike of anise by sampling a gibassier from Pearl Bakery (nothing wrong with the pastry, just the flavour!). The indigo rose tomatoes were just gorgeous (see pic). We bought Anthem hops and pear cider ($6 each) to take home and some pickled asparagus from Unbound ($9). This market is in such a beautiful setting and has an abundance of great stalls -- I am jealous.
Our next stop was The Wedge, a semi-annual PNW cheese fest that is held once a year in Washington and once a year in Oregon, this day at Green Dragon. We arrived right at the start with some of the 25 vendors still putting out their product. After making a donation and receiving a lovely Oregon Cheese Guild t-shirt, we made the rounds (sorry, terrible cheese pun). The standouts of the day were the Tillamook Cheese van (so ridiculously cute, like a giant cheddar on wheels), the havarti (!) from Willamette Valley Cheese Co and Cyprus Grove Creamery's Midnight Moon, a semi-hard, decidedly sweet goat cheese reminiscent of gjetost.
We then headed out to Sellwood for a rather disappointing round of antiquing and a just-okay snack of doubles and tacos at a small food pod nearby. J noticed a sign for the 2012 Portland Fresh Hop Fest at Oaks Amusement Park that was taking place at that very moment just a short ride away, so off we went. This was our first exposure to fresh hops and the SO found it revelatory. Alas, they are hard to come by at home but we had our fill this day with 40 different options on offer to taste. We tried Lompoc's Fresh Hops Harvest Man Red, Three Creek's Hop Wrangler Red (the SO's second favourite sip), Logsdon Farmhouse's Fresh Hops Seizon, Cascade's Fresh Hops Porter (which even I liked, and I'm not a porter fan), Fort George's Fresh Hop Sunrise Oatmeal Pale Ale and Beer Valley's Tristate Fresh Hops Ale, which was J's top taste of the day and a fitting way to finish off our first fresh hops foray. The event seemed a bit disorganized, and they missed a huge opportunity to have more food on sale, but everyone was good natured about the lines which moved relatively quickly, and a lot of people brought their own grub rendering the rather lame food options irrelevant.
Heading back into town with yours truly at the wheel since J had imbibed most of the 6x4-oz pours, a coffee stop at Cellar Door was in order. I had an Ethiopian Guji Sedamo pourover ($3.50) that had a sweet, berry flavour and turned out to be my favourite coffee of the trip. A house made apple streusel muffin complemented J's well executed small latte. We enjoyed our window interlude this laid back coffee shop but it was time to seek out a more substantial snacking option. We wanted to try the Guam food cart but I had the wrong address. Fortuitously, this was at D-Street so I was able to reconnect with my beloved Matchbox burger. This time we ordered the regularly sized one to share and it was even better than the happy hour version, done to a perfect mid rare. J had a pint of Double Mountain Killer Green, while I had a whisky sour with amarena cherry onboard (see pic). A plate of tasty carnitas tacos (the SO thought the meat was too sweet) and some kettle chips rounded out another satisfying visit to Matchbox.
A quick freshen up at the hotel and then it was time for the Racion popup dinner [post here: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/8711...].
Off at 9:45 to Coava without hitting any Pdx marathon traffic or road closures. Nabbed the last orange danish, o joy, as well as a cheese pretzel (just okay) and a wild berry scone for the SO. I had a Salvadoran pourover called El Ishco and J had a cappuccino made with the Guatemalan Xeucalvitz. We didn't get our favourite seats at the drill press as it was as busy as we've ever seen it but we still managed to get in a bit of cryptic puzzling at one of the big communal tables.
More antiquing/shopping got us thinking lunch at Evoe. It was pretty busy but we only had to wait 15 minutes to be seated. While we were waiting we noticed that two of the diners from Racion were seated at the bar! J also overheard a local saying this was her favourite lunch place in Portland but that she never tells anyone about it so it doesn't get too crowded. We started out with the deviled eggs for $6 which had chile instead of mustard and were very much to my taste. J was craving greens so we tried the butter lettuce salad with anchovy and lemon $9 which I thought was good but not super special. We also had a platter of roasted piparras peppers ($10) that were a close second to my beloved padrones. The star of the show, however, was the skate sandwich ($10) which came with avocado and garlic aioli. I'm pretty sure I've never eaten skate before but I'd sure do it again if it was perfectly pan fried and served in a soft white bun that was toasted to perfection. J sampled the Caldera Ashland amber ($5) and found it good. A complimentary flight of fresh figs ended a superb meal. I'd like to come back at a less busy time so we could chat with the chefs at the bar again and eat more of their excellent food.
After a bit more wandering on Hawthorne, we headed over to Extracto for J's second favourite capuccino of the trip made with Eleven of Spades beans and my top coffee beverage, the cold "toddy" to help wash down a cookie and an orange chocolate scone from Fleur de Lis. The female barista also produced the finest latte art we have yet encountered (see pic). This is an unassuming but welcoming café despite the complete lack of signage outside. Thus refreshed, it was time to revisit the Mississippi area where we bought a number of prints and also tried the salted caramel from Lovely's 50-50. I should have checked my notes because it was the malted milk ball one I was after, doh. Once again, I was a bit disappointed by my continuing ice cream forays in Portland. This one was just okay.
After a pitstop at the hotel, we crossed back over the bridge to meet friends for dinner at Laurelhurst Market. We had a great table with a view of the open kitchen, and the atmosphere was lively without being too loud. As usual, a wide selection of beers was on offer. I had an okay cocktail that sounded better than it tasted. The food was solid to good and the service was stellar. We shared a plate of padrones (again, oh bliss). Great sizing options too, such as the half salads. I had a half wedge followed by the burger and then the apple pie. Really reasonable prices and a perfect place to take people who have dietary issues as they are very responsive to such requests.
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More pix: the neverending latte art at Coffeehouse Northwest, PSU FM peppers, roasting peppers, fico, indigo rose toms, Willamette Cheeses, Cypress Grove's Midnight Moon, Lompoc Fresh Hop Harvest, entrance to Fresh Hops Fest, Matchbox burger, tacos, burger cross section, the elusive amarena cherry, Cellar Door coffee, Racion tuna and beef dishes
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We did not realize that for some this was a holiday, so we were facing a half hour wait at Tasty'n'Sons. Luckily, Ristretto nearby beckoned and the time flew. Once seated for brunch, our too-close neighbours were an enthusiastic pair of Atlantans on one side and a small dog and his family on the other. Not sure how I feel about the canine component in places serving food (lots of them at Coava too this trip) but this guy slept the whole time. I think perhaps we did not order well as we left unclear what all the fuss is about. The chocolate doughnuts were nice, the eggs with spinach pleasant if too lemony, and the fried egg biscuit sandwich with chicken was good if not exceptional. It took a long time to come which was a negative after the half hour wait. I did appreciate the non-Brobdignagian portion sizes but thought it was funny that they warn you the plates don't come out together "so you can share."
We headed over to the SE to try to find Foxfire Teas. We did, but alas they are only open Wed to Sat. Hit up Oui Presse for granola and a less-successful Foxfire tea (Persian mint or some such), then downtown for shopping (sunglasses for $40 less than at home with no tax, woot!). We happened by Nong's stand and figured it was time we tried her khao man gai. The SO liked it more than I did -- I found it a bit bland but Nong is a force of nature.
After our usual late afternoon break at the hotel, we hied ourselves right back to Hawthorne to sample the wares at Café Castagna's happy hour from 5 to 6 pm. Great room, wonderful server, solid drinks/beers and tasty snacks (berry lemon drop, burger, arancini, plus very nice complementary bread). We'd go back. Made the trek out to Breakside Brewing to try a "bat" of beer. The sampler of six ($8) included their dry stout, wit, Aztec ale, IPA, Rusticity Belgian Stout (the SO's top pick), and their Fresh Hop Citra Double IPA, another SO fave. The first four are available year round, the last two are seasonal. I tried them all but got their Two Towns Cider ($3.50 for 10 oz) since I am a cider hound. Very smooth, not too effervescent. Of the beers, I like the Aztec and wit the best. The former is not for everyone as it is both smoky and hot-peppery with habanero, serrano and cocoa -- the SO was not a fan. It's also quite high in alcohol (10.2%) so proceed with caution! We also ordered a house-made pretzel ($9) which was very tasty but we would have liked some smaller, salty options to go with an impromptu beer tasting as it was quite filling even shared.
Our 8 pm reservation at Firehouse across the street beckoned so we toddled over into a warm and inviting… firehouse! What a great setup. We sat in the area by the wood-fired oven to check out that action. The grilled corn, crispy cauliflower and padron peppers (again, oh joy!) combo was our choice to start and all three dishes were very well executed. The SO was particularly taken with the corn. I had prebooked an order of the pork roasted with fennel as it was my target dish. Since we had been snacking a lot already, we shared that as a main and still couldn't finish it. Loved it all including the Rancho Gordo beans. I had a delightful house-made elderberry soda as well. No room for dessert. I wish we had a restaurant like this in Vancouver. The staff was on point and the chef-owner welcoming. We'll be back.
For our final day, we were up at 7:30 to pack and check out at 9:30. Coava was the morning's coffee stop for the same coffees as before but today mine had a bit of a flinty aftertaste. Ham and cheese scone good if a bit sweet. We secured a monkey bread and another orange danish for road food. The monkey bread was outstanding several hours later with a crunchy slightly caramelized exterior, lots of apple and just a hint of cinnamon).
We next tried to go to Otto's and found a closed sign at 10:30 instead which irked me as I had checked online and called their voicemail to check the hours. We decided to schlep out to Country Cat instead, finding a welcoming, sunny room with a comfortable waitress and chairs, plus no wait but full up by the time we left. I ordered the Country Cat breakfast with two eggs and a sweet cream biscuit plus home fries for $8. The grits needed sampling so I got a side of them -- nice and creamy but expensive at $6 and served cool. The SO wanted something lighter and went with granola and fruit which was just okay. The server comped me some sausage gravy to try as she accidentally brought me scrambled instead of fried eggs (she also replaced the eggs so I had A LOT of food). The biscuit was the winner, on the same level as Pine State's from Saturday, maybe even a bit fluffier. The SO got a capp to go from Courier for the road (I got another cannele to complement our Nuvrei booty) and we were off at 12:20 pm.
Already planning for our next visit!
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Sunday's pix:
Coava x2, Evoe eggs, peppers and sandwich, Extracto treats and latte art
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Monday's and Tuesday's pix:
breaky sando at Tasty'n'Sons, Nong's chicken, Cafe Castagna drink, arancini innards, burger and cross section, Firehouse exterior, Nuvrei danish and monkeybread, Coava coffeephiles, Country Cat granola, breaky and grits
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grayelf, I think you deserve an award for "doing" the Portland culinary scene better than anyone I have ever met or heard of visiting here. Well done!!
I hope you are reading these posts, travelers to Portland...THIS is how it is done!
So glad you enjoy your time here so well. Let us know when you'll be back...things are opening all the time!
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Where does one go to eat fish in Portland? I'm possibly traveling to Portland in December, so I've been reading reports, and most people seem to go for all-meat all-the-time (lot of burgers), which I rarely (couldn't resist the pun ha-ha) eat. I was hoping to find brilliant salmon and other sea foods while in Portland.
Also, what is a "pour-over"? I drink espresso. Is espresso good in the good coffee places in Portland, or should one go to special places? (Sorry, I obviously know very little about Portland!).
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A pour-over is a freshly made drip using either a Chemex or Melitta or other kind of cone with a filter. It is made to order, as opposed to the regular drip coffee (or sometimes french press) that you can serve yourself from the vacuum pots in most coffee places here.
There's a new place that is getting a lot of good press, I haven't made it there yet, but it is on my list, Riffle NW.
Many places that aren't fish-focused still have some fish and seafood options that are worth exploring like Ox, Laurelhurst Market, Cafe Castagna, Nostrana, aviary...in other words, if you are at a highly rated/recommended place, fish/seafood is a great choice too. ;o)
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FWIW we had RiffleNW resos for the night that we ended up at Racion, and the target was indeed fish. We also had lovely king salmon at Nostrana on our previous trip.
JillO, thanks for the kind words. It's a pleasure to document our snacks with an eye to remembering all the details ourselves (I write trip diaries from which I excise most of the non-food writing in order to post) and also to aiding fellow food travellers. I hope people who slog through my screeds pick up the odd useful tip here and there. I know I've gleaned so many from CH, it's a way to pay it forward :-). Rest assured I will be haunting the boards between now and our next trip, which with luck will be in the spring.
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Thanks, Riffle looks like a possibility to me.


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this shoots pretty far and is very cheap.
this is also dangerous so sadly i have to
do a warning other than that have fun!
WARNING this is a very dangerous thing so
dont point at other people
animals or ur self point it at ur eye
your going to be blind so be carefull.
i am not responsible for you actions.
Step 1: Matarials
party poppers 1.00 a bag
cheapo pen 50 cents
scotch tape 2.00 a roll
plastic bbs random price depends how many u get.
small siccors random price
Step 2: Dismantling the pen
the cap the ink
( see picture for more details )
Step 3: Dismantling the popper
and all you need is the pull firecracker.
if you are carefull takeing off the lid you well
get what i call "sushis" i dont know why
call them that just came to my mind when i saw them
look at picture to see "sushis"
Step 4: Makeing the cannon
the pull firecracker.
take off the front of the pen
next thread the string through
the front of the pen.
then put the cap on.
Step 5: The payload
in the pen then take scotch tape
and put a little peice and put it
over the backside of the pen
DO NOT use any other tape than this otherwise
if you do, do not fold it down.
when honesty fails
btw Cheese rocks =)
i just made 1 and the end of the pen gun u stick the end back in back fired and hit my finger, leaving a round, bleading mark. not to mention the bang!!!
it made when it off, im lucky my parents didnt hear that or i wuda been in serious trouble, considering i just sliced my fingers open with a knife cutting the rubber out of a pencil for a bullet.
im not sure what happened to the rubber, but my finger hurts like hell!
nice instructable, even though the idea is hell dangerous. trust me, the explosives in a party popper can really wreck ur evening
You made yours " Aug 28, 2007"
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The other day I not-so-subtly tried to infect you with an earworm of Lionel Richie's "Hello". Did it work?
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These were DELICIOUS!!!! The best green bean recipe ever! I didn't have garlic chili sauce, only a popular brand chili sauce and it was still delicious. I added an extra clove of garlic to try to compensate. I used olive oil instead of canola, and I skipped steaming them. My husband and I like our green beans on the crunchier side, so I just cooked them in the skillet with the oil and garlic, then when they were about done added the rest of the mixture. I cooked for maybe 2 minutes more and it was perfect!
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The chili sauce in this recipe is not the flavor of spiced-up ketchup or a bowl of chili. It's the ORIENTAL sauce in a jar: chili garlic sauce. I didn't have any, but it was still pretty good. Not spicy at all, but that's to be expected. I'll try this one again with all the ingredients. (WOW, I can add to this review weeks later! :D) Got the right ingredient - chili garlic sauce - & it is very good. This is one we'll use over & over. My three stars earlier is now four & a half. What the heck, I'll give it a five. This one's good.
5+ I served it for dinner and we liked it. I had made quite a bit since we love green beans. The next day I took the leftovers out and tasted it while it was cold. I loved it!!! I served it that way to our company and they loved it too and wanted the recipe. I am planning to make a tray of it and serve it cold as part of the appetizers for the next cookout. You can't go wrong with this recipe - either warm or cold! Thanks submitter.
This is so easy & tastes great! I made it once and was hooked.I like it more spicy so I use a tablespoon of the chili sauce and add more garlic.
I have also used frozen whole green beans when the fresh ones are out of season or too expensive and they work well too. If I use frozen ones, I put them right into the fry pan and start on low.
this recipe is easy and quick, yet tastes incredible. i also use it on asparagus tips nad it is just as good as with the beans. i have 1 variation and 1 suggestion. variation: i had no garlic chili sauce, so i substitute the sauce with equal portions if garlic powder and chili powder, and the difference is scarce, if any. suggestion: don't let most of the sauce evaporate, if you like having sauce, it's just something simple to add right before you serve or to serve as a gravy on the side that can be added to other menu items. the recipe makes plenty of liquid sauce that you don't have to cook the beans until it evaporates.
If I could give this more than 5 stars it would. Tastes just like something from an asian restaraunt! By far the best recipe ive gotten from allrecipes yet!
This sauce is absolutely wonderful. I've made it for all kinds of veggies! (Green beans, asparagus, green peppers etc.) Last night I had left over egg noodles so I cut up some green pepper and carrots and tripled this sauce and cooked it together. Wow - what an awesome side. You can't go wrong making this.
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A liar, cheater and murderer walk into a bar, the New England Patriots must be in town!
I will nevre trust Houston as long as the overrated Matt Schaub is their QB, until he shows any ability to win a big game I am not convinced Hou can reach the SB.
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Ana is out of the Qatar Total Open in Doha as she was beaten in the third round by fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland. The 25-year-old significantly improved her level after dropping the first set, but was unable to prevent Radwanska from winning 6-1, 7-6 (8-6).
The windy conditions in Doha weren't conductive to Ana's attacking gameplan. The 13th seed never found her rhythm during the opening set and piled up the unforced errors, while across the net Radwanska could rely on her characteristic solidity. That greater consistency and playing with more margin for error proved the key for success as the Pole comfortably took the first set.
Ana entered the second set after a short consultation with coach Nigel Sears and held serve for the first time in the match. It boosted her confidence and she started to freely hit her forehand to all corners of the court.
Although Ana had to fight off five break points in the second set, all service games went with serve as the pair leveled at 5-5.
Ana seemed to score a decisive breakthrough as she broke Radwanska in the 11th game, but she was unable force the contest into a decider. She served two double faults and straightway surrendered her service game just minutes later.
In the tiebreak, Ana kept pace with the Pole until 6-6, but couldn't avert a second match point.
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Profound anthropogenic changes are occurring in the land, water, and air around us, and education needs to respond to these changes. Swarthmore's heritage of social concern compels us to educate students so that they are well informed about vital, current issues and capable of full political participation.
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From multi-day trips at top-notch Yukon fishing lodges to roadside angling adventures by RV or ice fishing in winter, a Yukon fishing experience is world-class. Enjoy some of the best fishing in Canada for lake trout, northern pike, Arctic grayling, whitefish, rainbow trout, inconnu, Dolly Varden and king, coho and sockeye salmon.
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