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Dollar signs. Are Brine, STX and Warrior making them? I don't have a glimpse into their books in the current economic environment, but my gut feeling says no. Dealing with a classic "new kid on the block" scenario probably doesn't help. Especially since the new kid is big and was the star quarterback at the other school.
Why would Nike enter a lacrosse market whose biggest brands aren't making any money? Brine and STX have been involved for a long while, building loyalty, releasing better, sleeker products each year. But their growth is dependent on the growth of the game, and that is why they will eventually fail. Nike's growth is completely independent of the growth of lacrosse. The weight Nike throws around will be too.
I think it's important to put some perspective to the kind of weight I'm talking about. Without breaking a sweat, Nike Lacrosse could get distribution in EVERY major and minor sports retailer in the country. They could out market, out advertise, out research + develop, out quality, out SPARQ and straight up out perform any of the other brands in this space. Brine, STX and Warrior execs must be trembling in their boots at this sleeping giant.
Nike's biggest impact on the game won't be a direct result of the inevitable bucketloads of money they throw at the game. It will come from the one thing that I would lose sleep about if I was working at Brine. Their brand awareness.
Nike is one of the most respected and aspirational brands on the PLANET. They share honors along with Apple, Sony and Coca-Cola in terms of awareness, respect, and straight up LOVE. Love is crucial for a brand in this day and age. Just ask Kevin Roberts. I definitely don't believe that brand awareness alone is enough to spell success, at least not for every sport. But Nike is coming into the equation at a crucial moment when the sport is young, and the youth ranks are growing at a high rate.
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At 14, when I started playing lacrosse, I had a choice of two brands. Brine and STX. I had no prior knowledge of either brand, so I went with the lower priced brand at the time.
Fast Forward 13 years. Some other 14 year old is starting the game. They have choices too, but this is what the shelf looks like: Brine, STX, Warrior, Reebok, Nike, Adidas, Maverick, Gait and more. I don't think you have to be a genius or marketer to know which they gravitate towards. Think about it this way. When your shopping for HDTVs, Dynatec and Insignia aren't exactly in your top consideration set are they?
It's no surprise to me that Nike hasn't yet leveraged their bank accounts and exploded onto the lacrosse scene with a major presence. Fact of the matter is, they already have one. Nike is banking on their existing brand awareness to drive the success of their (admittedly expensive) products. With minimum spend in equipment development cost, marketing and awareness building, they can bank on their existing retail distribution and team sponsorships to immediately get into the consideration set of new lacrosse players. With minimal effort, Nike will be alongside Brine/STX/Warrior in stores with limited shelf space. That's scary for those old gents.
However, within the potential success of Nike lies opportunity for Brine/STX/Warrior. One thing Nike doesn't want to do is dilute their brand identity. They will never go low cost. I believe this for the same reason I've predicted there will be no iPhone Nano. Like Apple, Nike's philosophy is that they want to be the best at what they do, build the best product. There is no room to introduce mediocre products with that kind of a philosophy.
There is a huge market (especially right now with the economy in the shape it's in) for the low end. Given our previous discussions on the high-entry cost for the game of lacrosse, Brine and the other companies have a huge opportunity to build loyalty with new lacrosse players on the low-end. Although 14 year olds will be attracted to Nike gear, the reality is that they most likely won't go there right away. Brine can't compete with Nike's aspirational brand identity, but it can hope to build loyalty early in a lacrosse player's career.
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So we've concluded that Nike has brand presence, they have opportunity and they have loyalty. We need to remember that like the innovation I see changing the game of lacrosse, it won't be because someone spends more or spends faster. The Brine/STX/and Warriors of the world simply can't compete with Nike's existing loyalty and brand identity regardless of either parties' financial commitment to the game. This is why I predict that in 5 years, Nike will be the largest lacrosse equipment supplier in the country
Feel free to take my predictions with a grain of salt. They are based purely on conjecture and caffeine (which is stimulant behind my best thinking). Lord knows I want Brine and STX and Warrior to see success. But regardless of my brand loyalty, my truest loyalty remains in one place.
With the game of lacrosse. That means I want Nike everywhere, and once they start seeing the ROI, they will invest more. More money = more fans; but you know that whole story.
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Indian captain MS Dhoni prepares his side to face Sri Lanka in the final of the ICC World T20 2014 at the Sher-E-Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur. Dhoni addressed the media on the eve of the final and was his usual picture of calm. While trying to suggest that India have to remain calm and keep their emotions in check, Dhoni did say that his side have to play for the country. Dhoni also praised the role of Virat Kohli in the team.
When asked about Kohli's presence, Dhoni said, "Every individual is different. Virat is also different. That is how the character of a side builds (when you have players with different approaches). When he came, he grabbed opportunities with both hands. That is something that has helped him. He also wants to improve with every game."
Dhoni also praised the team environment and this echoes what Kohli revealed about the dressing room being calm during the semi-final despite conceding 172 to South Africa. "The Players have responded really well in this tournament. The spinners have done well. Overall, a perfect team environment."
When asked about Mahela Jayawardene and Kumar Sangakkara, men who will play their last T20 Internationals, Dhoni said, "Those two have served Sri Lanka well for a long time through the three formats. Sri Lanka will miss their presence."
Dhoni was also asked about his side, which features many players who play all three formats for the country. "Most are multidimensional cricketers. One or two are T20 specialists. Most are good to play all formats and it helps. But, on a negative side, the same set plays through the year. We have a very congested international calendar."


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As swarms of locust devour Egyptian crops, the Middle East is bracing for the destructive bugs to migrate their way ahead of the Passover holiday.
A swarm of an estimated 30 million insects has been devastating crops in Egypt, fueling apocalyptic fears because of the infestation's proximity to the Bible story of Passover in which a swarm of locusts, the eighth of ten plagues, is imposed on Egyptians by God for enslaving and abusing ancient Hebrews.
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UCLA in uphill battle with Stanford, Luck
"If you know your enemies and know yourself, you can win a hundred battles without a single loss."
The words are from Sun Tzu's ancient Chinese military opus, "The Art of War." UCLA's enemy this week is the Stanford Cardinal, which is led by quarterback Andrew Luck, a Heisman favorite who is projected to go first overall in next year's NFL draft.
"He's got everything," Coach Rick Neuheisel said of Luck. "If you go to the Hall of Fame and look at all the quarterbacks and say he's got this attribute and he had this attribute, you can say Andrew Luck has almost all of those attributes."
Heading into their third battle with Luck, the Bruins feel like they finally know him. It's just one reason why they believe they can beat the No. 6 Cardinal on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in Palo Alto.
"We can't let the run beat us, we can't get beat by a broken coverage," linebacker Sean Westgate said. "We're going to have to make him beat us with his throws. The perfect throw beats the perfect coverage. I feel like if we can make it into that kind of game, where he has to be perfect to beat us, we'll be able to play our game.
"We have the athletes to compete with Stanford."
Well, UCLA hopes it does. Six defensive backs have been battling injuries this week, including cornerback Sheldon Price and safety Dalton Hilliard, who are doubtful to play after sitting out practice all week.
The timing couldn't be worse for the Bruins. Senior safety Tony Dye, who sat out last week with stingers in his left shoulder but is expected to start, called Luck the best quarterback he's ever faced, better than former Trojan Mark Sanchez, who is now with the New York Jets. Dye said the 6-4, 237-pound redshirt junior is the rare college quarterback that can make every throw, from the deep out to the deep fade — and he can do it on a line.
"I've never seen anybody throw the ball so incredibly," Dye said.
Luck's combination of arm strength and precision has Dye cautioning his teammates to not look for the ball until they are literally flanking their receiver. Luck is also a master at reading coverages, requiring defenders to be especially disciplined.
"He's so intelligent. He knows what he's getting from a defense, pre-snap, so he knows where he's going right away," Dye said. "You got to stay on because he's so good at looking people off and coming back to routes. You have to be clamped, no matter what the situation."
The Bruins did that as well as anyone last year, holding Luck to season lows in completion percentage (45.8) and passing yards (151). But they were ill-prepared for Luck's scrambling — he had run just three times for three yards against them in 2009 — as he torched them for 63 yards on seven carries, four of which went for first downs. Stanford won easily, 35-0.
"They were running so much stuff last year, the game plan was to keep things simple so we didn't have to think so much," Dye said. "They're always trying to get people confused. We were able to just play the routes in front of us. It made it really easy for us as defensive backs. He killed us with his legs though."
But his arm remains their primary concern. Luck has a 64.6 completion percentage for his career, including 70.7 percent last year. He's thrown just 13 interceptions despite more than 700 attempts.
Defensive coordinator Joe Tresey said Luck's accuracy demands the secondary to keep everything in front. Another key will be whether the defense as a whole plays faster after thinking too much in its first month in his system. Tresey is hoping the Bruins, coming off their best performance of the season, are ready to employ a few surprises for whom he calls "the best quarterback in the country."
"We have to be able to disguise, hold our disguise for as long as we can, make him figure it out when the ball is snapped," Tresey said.
UCLA has one other line of defense — its offense. Coordinator Mike Johnson vowed he won't be as conservative as he was against Oregon State, when the Bruins passed just four times in the second half and 12 times overall. Stanford is averaging 46 points a game, UCLA 27.
"They got a great offense and they're going to put points up. Everyone knows that," quarterback Richard Brehaut said. "We have to keep up the pace and keep putting scoring drives together or the game's going to get out of hand. You know you have to play mistake-free football because he's ready to take advantage of any mistakes you make.
"I know he's going to have a great NFL career because mentally he's there and physically he's got all the gifts."
If the Bruins know Luck as well as they think they do, they might come out of this weekend feeling like they won a hundred battles. Or fought in that many.
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I can't remember the origin of this recipe, but I use it often. It's easy to prepare and makes a wonderful dessert for any meal. I am a paralegal who enjoys cooking for my husband and son as well as entering recipe contests.
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- 6 eggs, room temperature, separated
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- 1/2 teaspoon salt
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- 1/2 unpeeled orange, finely chopped
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- 1/2 cup confectioners' sugar
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- In a large bowl, beat egg yolks until slightly thickened. Gradually add 3/4 cup sugar and beat until thick and lemon-colored. Blend in orange juice and peel. Sift together flour and salt; add to batter. Beat until smooth. In another bowl, beat egg whites until soft peaks form. While beating, add the remaining sugar, 1 tablespoons at a time. Beat until stiff. Fold 1/4 of the egg whites into the batter; then fold in remaining whites. Spoon into an ungreased 10-in. tube pan, smoothing top. Bake at 350° for 40 minutes or until tester inserted near the center of the cake comes out clean. Invert pan over a narrow-neck bottle to cool.
- Meanwhile, for glaze, combine water, chopped orange and sugar in a small saucepan. Bring to a boil. Cook until very thick and almost all the water has evaporated. Remove from the heat and blend in confectioners' sugar and butter. Run a knife between the pan and cake. Turn out onto a platter. Spread warm glaze over the top and sides of cake. Yield: 10 servings.
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A fire yesterday on Maplewood Avenue in Toledo damaged a bedroom and caused $10,000 in damage.
The blaze at 2474 Maplewood started at 11:14 a.m., Battalion Chief Tony Gregory said. Theresa Simpson and her three children, boys ages 15, 14, 13, all escaped from the apartment without injury.
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Though the roster changes each year, Barney Bentall & the Legendary Hearts are playing Victoria tonight (Nov. 11) and the Peninsula tomorrow for Barney Bentall and the Grand Cariboo Opry.
This is the fifth year Music in the Bay has hosted the opry raising nearly $27,000 for the Sidney Lions Food Bank and the Mustard Seed food bank. This year's concerts are Nov. 11 at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church (680 Courtney St.) and Nov. 12 at Friendship Community Church (7820 Central Saanich Rd.), Tickets $32.
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Authorities are treating the discovery of a 69-year-old Denver man's body on Mount Zion as a possible homicide.Jefferson County sheriff's spokeswoman Jacki Kelley said Thursday that investigators know the man's name but will not release it until the coroner confirms the identity and notify the man's family.Deputies were called to Lariat Loop Road on Mount Zion at 3:20 p.m. Wednesday after two cyclists taking a rest on the shoulder of a hairpin turn looked over the guardrail and spotted the body down a rocky slope.As the AirTracker7 helicopter's camera captured the body recovery, the man's head appeared to be wrapped in tape or cloth.Kelley declined to discuss details about the body's condition, saying she wanted to protect the ongoing investigation."The circumstances surrounding the death are suspicious and the death is being investigated as a potential homicide," Kelley said.Investigators spent several hours at the scene Wednesday and were expected to return to the area again Thursday, she said.The coroner's office had autopsy schedule on Thursday afternoon when they will attempt to determine the cause and manner of death.Mount Zion is just west of Golden and is the mountain with the large, white "M" on its east flank. It connects to Lookout Mountain to the south.
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I have been in the RC airplane/helicopter hobby for more than 20 years. about 20 years ago after reading a Clarence Lee article about the YS 120SC I went out and bought 2. I was totally pumped and
started talking to other fliers and heard nothing but horror stories so they sat in my shop for 5 years untouched. Then one day I met this guy and he kept saying " why are you still flying 2 strokes and I said the four strokes are too much trouble. We flew together the whole summer, and he was flying Saitos and was terrible at tuning an engine so I always tuned them both new and old. Over the winter I purchased a Funtana 90 and put one of the YS 120 sc motors on it. The motor started right up and it took me several minutes to get it running right and the first flight was a mess because I set the engine too rich and it ran out of fuel in just a few minutes and I had a hard landing in a corn field. I leaned the engine and tried again and wow the power the throttle response... I was in love. One more tweek to the engine and I did not touch it for 2 yrs when I changed fuel. I now own 12 YS engines and except for my gassers, YS is all I fly. Have I had any problems? Yes, but mostly hoses or dumb self inflicted things. I truely think that if someone takes a YS motor and follow the instructions they tune as easily as any other. My only regret is that YS doesn't have anything in the 50cc arena and I can go all YS. I have two YS engines that I purchased because guys said they could not get the to perform, I run them and they have never been to YS or any place for any repair. What sparked this outburst you ask? I just got my DZ175cdi and I can't wait to run it.
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Nov 18, 2009 at 6:51 pm #1242283
One of my requirements for a winter stove is that it has to as easy as possible to set up. Wanting to use an inverted remote canister setup, I wanted something easy to set up.I tried some of the suggestions posted on BackpackingLight (e.g. stakes or wooden legs w/ a rubber band around the canister and some others) but they were never really stable. I decided to try a more permanent solution. I took a canister stand made by Primus and glued it to the top of head where the valve is. This worked for a little while but then the epoxy broke because it didn't bond well to the aluminum. I then took a bit more drastic measures.
The wooden block was used to provide a stable platform for the valve head while using a drill press. The 5/8" Forstner bit was used to drill the hole in the wooden block. It was perfect size for the bottom of the valve head to fit in. I then separated the canister legs. Using some double-sided sticky tape I positioned the top canister leg onto the top of the valve head. I then drilled two 3/32" holes through the top of the leg and into the top of the valve head. I then separated the 2 pieces and I enlarged the holes in the canister leg with a 1/8" drill bit so the screws would fit through. I then used the 7/32" drill bit to countersink the holes so the screw heads would be flush. I then used the 3/32" drill bit to carefully extend the holes in the valve head. Once that was done I had to do quite a bit of work with a metal grinder to get the screw heads small enough to fit and the length correct. After test fitting and a bit of fiddling, I mixed up some JB weld and screwed and glued it all together. The last step was to shim the fuel line connection so that it would tighten up ½ turn earlier. This would place the valve head upside down. I used a brass washer and filed it down to an appropriate size. Total weight is 7.6 oz. Here are some more pictures.
Nov 18, 2009 at 7:01 pm #1546269Very nice!
Nov 18, 2009 at 7:55 pm #1546282What is the advantage of the inverted canister? My guess would be since the gas sinks to the bottom as it is burned out of the top, more pressure stays on the outlet if the outlet is on the bottom, right? This would especially help maintain pressure in cold weather?
Nov 18, 2009 at 9:24 pm #1546308Impressive.
Even more impressive is that the holes missed the internal gas channels! That took some care.
Nov 18, 2009 at 9:26 pm #1546309Hi Frank
Read our articles on Winter Gas Stoves!!!!!
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Nov 19, 2009 at 4:38 am #1546347Roger,
Yes, I was very careful how far I drilled down. It is also why I attached the leg toward the fuel connection side because I had more room to work there. In the middle or by the valve adjustment side, the internal chamber was much bigger.
MarkNov 19, 2009 at 1:38 pm #1546508Hi Mark
Yes, I could see the offset. :-)
My comment was for others who might want to copy.
A neat job. Welcome to the stove hackers club.Cheers
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Donna LaMattino Pagakis 11/3/2007 4:24:30 PM
What a great smile, I love all that green too! #777966Cindy Harter 11/3/2007 6:10:30 PM
I am so sorry for all your loss... I have experienced that myself anf it is so hard. This is a beautiful image.. His smile just grabs the heart! #5024536Chris Henning 11/3/2007 9:47:50 PM
Cindy, my deepest sympathies for your loss. I had two miscarriages before my daughter was born. We call her our third time is a charm and feel she is truly a miracle! If you ever need someone to talk to, I be more than happy to lend an ear.Take very good care! #5025144
Deborah D. Johnson 11/4/2007 7:54:24 AM
Cindy, I too am a multiple miscarriage survivor....my deepest sympathies.I also want to say I just LOVE! this portrait..... his smile just grabs your attention! :)
Danielle Fuller 11/4/2007 11:15:31 AM
Cindy,So sorry for your loss. I am sure that now you are holding your other blessings very close. You are a wonderful photographer and inspire me constantly. Hold your chin up high. This photo is just one more of your great shots. #5026910
Cindy Wong 11/5/2007 10:29:34 PM
Thanks to Donna, Cindy, Chris, Deborah and Danielle for your very kind words. It was a very tough experience that I couldn't find any word to describe. Thanks to my 4 years old son who comforts me everyday with his smile. And thanks to all of you taking your time to cheer me up. :) Millions Thanks! #5033465Melissa Olsen 11/7/2007 8:06:13 AM
This is a WONDERFUL portrait, the green really makes it pop!! Well done Cindy!My sympathies to you and your family, the loss of a child (even one you haven't met yet) is a very difficult thing. I am sure your sweet little boy is keeping you focused on the positive :) #5040157
Lisa J. Boulden 11/16/2007 6:15:57 AM
Cindy, this is a fabulous, smile-inducing portrait of your beautiful little boy.Terry L. Ellis 11/28/2007 11:49:45 AM
I truly hope you are feeling better, Cindy! Your little guy certainly helps at such a hard time. You captured him so beautifully as always! Awesome color and cuteness! Lots of hugs, Terry #5143354Susan M. Smith 12/5/2007 9:56:53 AM
Hi Cindy, I'm just seeing your gallery for the first time and your images are all so beautiful, like this one! I'm sorry to hear of your loss and wish you a speedy recovery and return to making more outstanding images. Susan #5172164Erica Murphy 12/6/2007 5:32:15 PM
Sorry to hear it Cindy!! Hope you're feeling better.This image is lovely! Such perfect focus and the colors are so vibrant.
Erin Tyler 12/19/2007 2:27:24 PM
Congratulations on your finalist! #5228535Megan p 12/19/2007 3:46:09 PM
Oh Cindy, I am heartbroken to read your news, truly I am!!!! However this little man's smile always brings a smile to my face, your titled this perfectly! I do hope you are feleling better!! #5229225Erica Murphy 12/19/2007 7:35:21 PM
Congratulations Cindy!! This is a beautiful winner!Erica
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I am sorry to hear of your news...Donna LaMattino Pagakis 12/19/2007 8:35:05 PM
Congratulations on your second place win Cindy!!I too am very sorry for your loss!! #5231785
Kay E. Mahoney 12/19/2007 8:41:31 PM
Congratulations on your adorable second place winner, Cindy. Sorry to hear about your loss. Just keep up the good work on your photography. Hope you are feeling better. #5231859Susana Ms Heide 12/19/2007 8:58:27 PM
What amazing color!!!! Such a sweet, sweet smile!!! I'm sure that will help you through your sad times! This is a well deserved win! CONGRATULATIONS Cindy!! #5232010Evy Johansen 12/19/2007 9:50:40 PM
BIG congratulations on your beautiful win, Cindy! #5232313Chris Henning 12/20/2007 12:04:26 AM
Congratulations on your wonderful win, Cindy!!! Hope you are feeling better! This photograph is lovely. #5232795Renee Doyle 12/20/2007 1:57:07 AM
HUGE congratulations on this wonderful win Cindy!!!! Such a sweet smile!!!! I am very sorry to hear of your tragic loss and hope that each day becomes a little easier. Our thoughts are with you. #5233020Terry L. Ellis 12/20/2007 5:57:50 AM
A perfectly gorgeous win, Cindy! Congratulations! #5234037Emile Abbott 12/20/2007 7:52:08 AM
Wonderful Winner, Cindy and a huge Christmas congratulations to you and your gorgeous boy. #5234546Graeme yew Chow 12/20/2007 8:05:56 PM
Cindy, very beautiful portrait and the smile on him is very natural. Congratulation ! to the super win. #5237142Lisa J. Boulden 12/21/2007 7:14:56 AM
Congratulations on this wonderful winner!Sandra Schlesinger 12/21/2007 6:25:07 PM
Absolutely beautiful portrait, Cindy. Congratulations! #5241252Cindy Wong 12/27/2007 3:06:17 PM
Thanks to Melissa, Lisa, Terry, Susan, Erica, Erin, Megan, Jennifer, Donna, Kay, Susana, Evy, Chris, Renee, Emile, Graeme and Sandra for your kind comments. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all of you. May all your wishes come true! :) #5258756Darryl Wilkinson 12/31/2007 11:35:35 PM
What a delightful portrait, Cindy! Congratulations on your award!Happy New Year to you!! #5274782
Metro Blue Photography 1/12/2008 5:29:12 PM
A beautiful photo. #5330863Thank You for those who left all the kinds comments on my photos for the past few months. I couldn't get back to all of you because I experienced a lot of discomfort from my pregnancy and unfortunately, I had a miscarriage. I will try to catch up when I feel better. Again, thank you for all your nice comments that you wrote. I really appreciate your time to do this. :)
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Very tasty! I used 1 cup of whole greek yogurt and 1 cup mayonnaise and doubled the remaining ingredients. They were just enough to fill an acorn squash once. Served with baby carrots and red,orange & yellow peppers, this made a beautiful crudite display. Don't forget the salt & pepper. A bit of salt in this recipe brings out the sweetness of the dip.
Too much mayonaise the first time. The second time I drained 2cup of fat free yougurt through a coffee filter. Then, I added 1/2 cup of mayonase and the onions the mint and champagne vinegar. This is great with all sweet veggie as a dip.
I didn't take the other reviewer's comments seriously enough- WAY too mayonnaise-y, even though I only used 2/3 c. and added a full cup of yogurt. I tempered it with lots of pepper and lemon juice- still, not worth making again.
The squash adds for beautiful presentation. It can be a lower fat dip -- I used non-fat yogurt and low fat mayo. I think I may add more yogurt and less mayo in the future. It would also be an excellent sandwich spread...
A refreshing and tasty alternative to other mayo-based dips. I, too, thought the mayonnaise amount was a bit excessive and used a little more yogurt instead. Worked nicely with asparagus spears and radishes alongside the carrots.
I'm going to use one red and one green pepper rather than the squash for Christmas. It will be another good seasonal presentation for this great recipe.
Great do-ahead dip. Pretty color to be served in the acorn squash. I used low-fat mayonnaise for a healthier version and it was delicious.
Maybe you should store ALL your leftovers in acorn squash!
I really liked this but must recommend extra mint as that made it more special and flavorful. FYI: I tried this with other crudites but didn't like it as well as with the carrots.
Very good. Sorry to disappoint and not leave a catty remark. Another idea to add zip if you find it dull is to try using a flavored vinegar. I used rosemary vinegar and it was great.


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Steamboat Springs The sun will set on the local ski jumping season this weekend as Howelsen Hill hosts its last major event of the year.
Jumping coach Todd Wilson said the Western Regional Championships that will run today and Saturday were planned to happen just prior to the National Championships, which will take place in Park City, Utah.
"We are hoping that some of the athletes who are headed to Utah will stop by and compete before moving on to the nationals," Wilson said.
The championships will open at 7 p.m. with jumpers soaring off of the K-18, K-25 and K-38. Events take place back-to-back until they are completed.
Events will continue early Saturday morning. Wilson said events are scheduled to begin at 7 a.m., but if temperatures remain cold, the organizers might push the start back until 8 a.m.
"We are jumping in spring conditions," Wilson said. "So we need to compete when things are a little bit cooler."
Events on Saturday will include the K-114, the K-90 and the K-60. The event will also feature a nordic combined event the cross-country portion will begin at 2:30 p.m.
Wilson expects a top field for the events with competitors of all ages coming from Park City, Steamboat and Winter Park. He said he also expects the American nordic combined skiers to compete because their season ended last week. Wilson said he thinks those skiers may be looking for one more event before the U.S. Chevy Truck Jumping and Nordic Combined Championships, which are scheduled for March 23-25 at Park City.
Four longest standing jump awards will also be handed out over the weekend. The athlete jumping the farthest off the K-18 will take home the Crawford Cup, and the athlete recording the longest jump on the K-25 will earn the Wren Cup. The longest jumper on the K-38 hill will win the Kinney Cup, and the athlete flying the farthest off the K-60 will win the Severson Cup.


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City purchases property for proposed new pump station
SOUTHWEST - The city of Portland has found a home for a proposed new sewer pump station to be constructed near the existing Fanno Pump Station.
It recently purchased the property at 7000 S.W. Caroland Road and preliminary design for the site has begun.
Officials with the Bureau of Environmental Services are now drafting a project work plan and schedule, and the project will be in its design phase through most of 2012.
BES expects to apply for a land use permit with Washington County in spring 2012, and construction could begin summer 2013 and continue into early 2015, according to an email from Stephen Sykes, BES communication outreach specialist.
In the meantime, the purchase agreement allows the former property owner to relocate a number of large plants and small trees from the property, several items from the existing structure and portions of the fencing.
While the project is just beginning and alternative conceptual site plans haven't been completed, its project manager has directed the design team to develop design alternatives that:
-orient the overall building structures furthest away from residential homes;
-incorporate structures that are roughly as tall as the adjacent homes around the property;
-and incorporate glass, metal, concrete and other materials and features that will complement the architectural characteristics of the neighborhood.
- Bureau of Environmental Services
Application period open for SWNI small grants
SOUTHWEST - Southwest Neighborhoods Inc. and the city of Portland's Office of Neighborhood Involvement are now accepting applications for the sixth annual Neighborhood Small Grants Program.
SWNI will be awarding $22,956 in grant funds to neighborhood-, business- and community-based groups. Grants will be awarded on a competitive basis and may range from $200 to $2,000.
The goal of the grant program is to provide neighborhood and community organizations with the opportunity to build community, attract new and diverse members and sustain those already involved, according to program organizers. This year's applicants are required to have an organizational partner for proposed projects.
Preference will be given to proposals submitted on behalf of or in direct partnership with neighborhood associations; organizations predominantly led by people from historically under-engaged communities, including communities of color, immigrants and refugees, youth, people with disabilities and lesbian, gay, bi and transsexual communities; business associations; or individual businesses.
Applications are due by Oct. 31 at 2 p.m.
For more information about SWNI's 2012 Neighborhood Small Grants Program or to download the grant application, visit www.swni.org/grants.
- Southwest Neighborhoods Inc.
Prepare for Leaf Day
PORTLAND - One of the joys of living in Portland is our virtual urban forest of trees - especially in the next few months, when they're ablaze with fall color.
But with autumn trees come fallen leaves, and they can't just be left on the ground. Not only are they a slippery safety hazard to pedestrians, bikes and even cars, they clog sewer drains and degrade asphalt, both of which take a lot more money to fix downstream.
Enter 'Leaf Day,' the Portland Bureau of Transportation's leaf removal and recycling service for the city's most tree-lined neighborhoods.
This year's program represents a significant upgrade, offering a lot more value for the fee. For example, sweeper crews will now take any tree leaves, not just those from trees in your parking strip. Just rake them into the street the day before the crews come by. Neighborhoods with a larger volume of leaves will get two Leaf Days, spaced about three weeks apart.
Be sure to visit www.portlandonline.com/leafday and enter your address in the Leaf Zone Locator to see if you are in your neighborhood's 'Leaf Service Zone.' The website will help you find Leaf Day service dates for your address and it provides information about the fee and offers easy online payment. Or, if you'd like to manage the street leaves yourself, there is a streamlined opt-out process. Tips on how to get ready for Leaf Day are also provided.
One of those how-to-get-ready tips? Be sure to move your car and any other obstacles off the street on your Leaf Days. As sweeper machines can't fit between and behind cars, you'll get a better leaf clean-up if they can get right to the curb.
- Portland Bureau of Transportation
PP and R calls for submissions for fundraiser art show
SOUTHWEST - Portland Parks and Recreation is looking for local artists and artwork for a fundraiser art show.
The 'Nature in our City (Parks!)' art show will open on Nov. 3 from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in Portland City Hall and will run through Nov. 30. This is a fundraising event, and artists are asked to donate at least 30 percent of all sales to the Willamette River Stewardship program.
The Willamette River Stewardship program aims both to bring artwork inspired by Portland's parks to one place as well as raise funds to provide transportation for classes that would otherwise not be able to participate in its outdoor learning programs. It works to connect communities with natural area parks in Portland through hands-on restoration and outdoor education events.
For the Nature in our City show, all art must depict one of Portland's natural area parks. You can find a map of the parks and more information about the parks at www.portlandparks.org. Space is limited, and so please no pieces larger than 24' by 24'.
All pieces must be ready to hang on a wall; 3D work cannot be accepted at this time.
The submission deadline is Thursday, Oct. 13 at 5 p.m. Selected artists will be notified by or on Oct. 20.
- Portland Parks and Recreation
Craft vendors wanted for Third Thursdays
HILLSDALE - The Hillsdale Main Street Program is adding a crafts fair to the lineup of its monthly Third Thursday events, and its looking for artists, crafters and inventors from throughout the community to sell their wares. Currently, vendors can participate without paying a booth fee.
Constitution Week, 9/11 display at Multnomah Historical Society
MULTNOMAH - In honor of September's Constitution Week and the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, the Multnomah Historical Association is showcasing an array of patriotic memorabilia at its offices at the Multnomah Center.
The display is available for public viewing at 2929 S.W. Multnomah Blvd. and was provided by Wahkeena Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution. It will remain on display through mid-October.
For more information, please contact the Multnomah Historical Association at www.multnomahhistorical.com/ or the Wahkeena Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution at www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~orwcdar/.
- Multnomah Historical Association
Southwest sidewalks project passed over for Metro dollars
SOUTHWEST - Portland City Council approved a plan to seek about $14 million in transportation project funds from the Metro regional government Aug. 17; one that did not include funding for a project to implement a portion of the Barbur Streetscape Plan in Southwest Portland, a proposal that had been on an early version of the candidate list.
Regional flexible funds are federal transportation dollars allocated every two years to the Portland area. Metro has set a priority on projects that move freight and encourage walking, bicycling and access to transit. Proposals are required to secure matching funds for the projects.
Southwest Neighborhood Inc.'s transportation committee developed and submitted a plan to improve pedestrian and bicyclist access along Southwest Barbur Boulevard between Southwest 19th Avenue and Southwest 26th Avenue. The project was defined in the Barbur Streetscape Plan developed by the city of Portland in 1999. The total project cost would have run between $2.25 and $2.5 million, using $2 million in federal dollars along with between $250,000 and $500,000 in local matching funds.
The committee's proposal had been on a list of RFF candidate projects as of May 2011, but it was not included in the plan approved by city council.
Commissioner Amanda Fritz cast the lone vote against the approved package because of the money dedicated to a bike sharing program. It is intended to attract an additional $2 million in private funds to buy bicycles that can be rented around town.
'If it's a good idea, I don't know why the private sector hasn't done it already,' Fritz said Aug. 17. 'I believe the $2 million should be spent on basic needs in our neighborhood, like sidewalks and lighting.'
Other Southwest Portland residents also expressed their displeasure with the decision at the council meeting.
Projects that did receive the council's vote included East Portland transit work and road improvements, safety improvements along Southeast Foster Boulevard and an intersection improvement at North Time Oil Road and North Burgard Road.
The city has been allocated $2.4 million for freight projects and $6.6 million for active transportation projects. More than 50 percent of the city's nominated projects are sidewalk and safety projects in East Portland. Another 26 percent goes to a freight project North Portland's industrial area. The other 22 percent will go toward developing a bicycle rental program that includes private financing.
A proposal to develop a bicycle and pedestrian trail in the Sullivan's Gulch area was also not included in the city's transportation funding package.
Next, the elected Metro Council must approve the projects for funding through the regional flexible federal funding process.
- Jim Redden contributed to this report
Southwest Corridor Plan kicks off
SOUTHWEST - Beginning this month, Southwest Portland residents are invited to learn about the collaborative efforts to plan the future of the corridor connecting Portland and Sherwood.
Metro and its partners, including the city of Portland, will officially launch the Southwest Corridor Plan by participating in a variety of community events throughout October, including the:
-Portland State University Farmers' Market; Oct. 1 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., PSU, Portland;
-Tigard Area Farmers' Market; Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., 11831 S.W. Pacific Hwy., Tigard;
-24th Annual Great Onion Festival; Oct. 16 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Archer Glen Elementary School, Sherwood;
-Eighth Annual West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta; Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tualatin Commons, Tualatin.
Project staff will be present to share project information and ask residents what they value about their communites, challenges they would like to see addressed, their visions for the future of the area and what they would like included in the plan as it moves forward.
Early October is also when the project steering committee will meet for the first time, giving these elected and appointed officials from the project partner jurisdictions the chance to discuss their aspirations and set the goals for the Southwest Corridor Plan.
Visit www.swcorridorplan.org to find out more about the plan and how you can get involved.
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Kennan Neuman, a senior mass communication/journalism major at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor, spent nine days with two other students in Transniestria, volunteering with CERI Ministries to hand out scarves, socks and boots and to share the love of Christ with hundreds of orphans. Here's what Kennan had to say about the experience.
After more than nine hours of flying above the Atlantic Ocean, our plane landed in Moscow, Russia. Passengers clapped. Leslie, my fellow team member, and I looked at each other and smiled. It was good to get our feet on the ground.
The CERI orphan boot mission team changed for the third time to complete the last leg of travel before reaching Chisinau, Moldova. I knew I was experiencing a different culture already.
Our destination was to Transniestria, a region between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine. An area many people don't even know exists.
While there, we delivered boots, socks, scarves and hats to hundreds of orphans for five days.
I'm a true Texan girl, and when it's 60 degrees, I'm wearing a jacket. But the below freezing temperatures of Transniestria didn't deter me from my ministry during this trip at all. I asked God, "Why did you send me to the coldest place possible?" I froze to the bone. Somehow He puts us where we are least comfortable, places where we have to rely on Him the most for strength.
On the second day of the trip, I wrote the following:
My eyes filled full [of tears] to the edges of my lashes. It could have been me there. I don't deserve any more, and they deserve so much more. They soak in attention like a sponge … (I felt Your presence) when the girl in the yellow sweater grabbed my hand and patted the seat next to her, then talked to me in Russian.
Later we laughed at seeing the review of her picture on the screen of a digital camera, then she motioned, held both my hands.We jumped up and down laughing. 'Thank you' they say in Russian – 'Spasiba.' 'Pazhaista,' I say. 'Dasvidania,' as I wave my hand goodbye….
Having toes that were frozen all day from being out in the snow and only getting about six hours of sleep the past few nights is starting to affect me physically, but my spirit has never been stronger.
Instead of being a barrier to the treasure, the cold actually became the prize. The foot-and-half of snow that fell during our stay was the backdrop to a God-moment.
Early Thursday morning wearing three layers of clothes, I met Borus, our bus driver-translator extraordinaire, outside. It was just after 6am. We had to shovel the driveway to make a path to the road for the van.
At one point, the only sound was the cracking of our two shovels digging deep into the freshly fallen snow. The only constancy was the heat I blew from my mouth into the scarf covering my runny nose. Crack. Push. Breathe. Shovel. Exhale.
It was my first time to shovel snow. The muscles in my back ached already. Borus went inside to retrieve his gloves. Later, David, another team member joined me and then left to find keys to the open the gate. I stopped shoveling.
Looking up, I saw the dark sky. Ahead of me, an apartment building several stories high. On the ground around me, snow twinkling, sparkling like millions of tiny diamonds. I had "skipped" my regular, planned morning devotion and found Jesus while shoveling snow before the sun came up.
"You will seek Me, and you will find Me when you seek Me with all your heart." Jeremiah 29:13 says.
I found that seeking Him with all my heart doesn't always mean singing praises in church. It means singing praises in a cold shower that you share with 15 other people. Seeking Him doesn't always mean reading the Bible alone. It means talking with teammates after dinner about where you saw God working. It meant traveling to a place not many have heard of and being thousands of miles from home for a few days. Seeking Him with all my heart meant, at least that morning, "putting my back into it."


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There are a few items we get at Costco on a regular basis, so everytime I get a coupon booklet in the mail, I browse through to see if any of those items are in there. In the January 2011 booklet, I found a fantastic coupon for $1 off one package of apples valid January 24th through the 30th. This is one of the few times I have seen a coupon for fresh produce, so I thought I would bring your attention to it.
There is no limit to how many packages of apples you can get with the coupon and it includes Fuji, Red Delicious, Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, Pink Lady, Ambrosia and Jonagold.
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Villans boss Paul Lambert confirms that the England forward is back in training after injury and illness had kept him out of action since the middle of February
The striker has been unavailable since mid-February after he suffered a problem in training followed by an illness but is available for selection against Liverpool on Sunday.
"Benty is back training. He had a little flu bug there for the last few days but I think he is OK," Lambert told Sky Sports News. "He trained Wednesday morning, so he is back. He got a kick - one of the lads caught his foot. It was a bit tender to kick the ball but it could have been worse. He is OK now."
With his side firmly embroiled in the battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League, Lambert added that he is hopeful that a whole season spent scrapping at the bottom has taught his men enough to emerge unscathed.
"We have been round and about there all season so we are handling the pressure of it and it is not new for [the players]," the Villans boss opined. "They know what they have to try and do. When you start winning games you pull other teams into it who will feel edgy."


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Fergie + Josh Duhamel Share First Photos of Baby Axl
Just one day after Josh Duhamel tweeted that he and wife Fergie wanted to keep their newborn "to ourselves," the stars today (Sept. 17) shared the first photos of their son with the world!
Axl Jack Duhamel is the couple's first child, and the fans have been awaiting their first glimpse of him since his Aug. 29 birth. Josh posted a picture of the infant on his Facebook and Instagram accounts, with the caption "Day 1 Life is good" and the hilarious hashtag "#paparazziyoucanleaveourhousenow"!
Baby Axl is beyond precious in the pic, swaddled in a blanket and adorned with the cute stocking cap hospitals put on newborns. His eyes are closed, but his little lips are pursed, as if he's already practicing for the many, many photo sessions no doubt to come! It's too soon to say which star the infant more closely resembles, but he is adorable.
For her part, Fergie took to Twitter and Instagram to share another image of their son with her followers. This time he's chilling with headphones on:
It's not known what circumstances changed to make the Black Eyed Peas singer and hunky actor share the newborn's photo for the first time. Only yesterday, Josh answered a fan's question on Twitter about seeing the baby with the following:
"@iansfans_: @joshduhamel when we see a photo of your baby?" Right now we just want him all to ourselves.
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Olympus E-30
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The mid-range Olympus E-30 features a 12MP Live MOS sensor and 2.7"" tilt and swivel LCD. It also incorporates Live View with Contrast AF, Image Stabilization, 5fps continuous shooting and shutter speeds of up to 1/8000th sec. The E-30 also introduced the world to Olympus's 'Art Filters'. Other features include Multiple Exposure mode and a choice of 9 aspect ratios. The E-30 is packed to bursting with features; some (in-body IS, articulated screen) you'll appreciate every day, others (live view magnification that actually shows something useful, digital 'spirit level') that will prove more useful to some than others, and a lot (Art Filters, Multiple Exposures, some of the Aspect Ratio options) that veer dangerously close to novelty status, especially on a camera at this level.
As for picture quality, again there's a lot to like - even if there are also a few weak areas. The JPEG quality is superb, with excellent dynamic range and a slightly more subtle approach to color and contrast than we're used to from Olympus, giving results that look great 'out of the can' but respond well to post processing too.
Body type | Mid-size SLR |
Max resolution | 4032 x 3024 |
Effective pixels | 12 megapixels |
Sensor size | Four Thirds (17.3 x 13 mm) |
Sensor type | CMOS |
ISO | Auto (200-3200), 100, 125, 160, 200, 250, 320, 400, 500, 640, 800, 1000, 1600, 2000, 2500, 3200 |
Lens mount | Four Thirds |
Focal length mult. | 2× |
Articulated LCD | Fully articulated |
Screen size | 2.7″ |
Screen dots | 230,000 |
Max shutter speed | 1/8000 sec |
Storage types | Compact Flash (Type I or II) / xD Picture Card |
USB | USB 2.0 (480 Mbit/sec) |
Weight (inc. batteries) | 695 g (1.53 lb / 24.52 oz) |
Dimensions | 142 x 108 x 75 mm (5.59 x 4.25 x 2.95″) |
GPS | None |
The E30 takes all that's good about the pro-level E3 (build quality aside) and throws in some cool new features for good measure. It's a lovely camera and the spec is certainly impressive, as is the image quality (helped by some excellent lens options). The problem is that its price and positioning put it into direct competition with some of the best cameras on the market today, and in that context, it struggles to stand out from the crowd.
Good for: Existing 4/3 users wanting the best body they can get, enthusiast photographers shooting in decent light
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February 23, 2008: Includes an interview with Ken Nordine!
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Happy birthday to Peter Fonda, Johnny Winter and me! | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:23am
Good morning! | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:28am
Greetings earthlings! Happy B'Day! | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:31am
Thank you. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:32am
Just wondering if any women ever tune in | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:35am
You're welcome Paul! I'm tipping a beer in your honor as we speak:) | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:37am
Then I am truly honored. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:50am
"STICK WITH ME" also recorded by the Paley Brothers on their classic album that almost no one heard | |
Sat. 2/23/08 10:51am
So what? | |
Sat. 2/23/08 11:03am
Thats what | |
Sat. 2/23/08 11:38am
Many happy returns, Paul. I'm glued to this 'view with Nordine, one of my cultural heroes for decades. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 11:39am
Ken Nordine is a god! | |
Sat. 2/23/08 11:56am
Thanks, Parq. I hope I last as long as Ken has (and will). | |
Sat. 2/23/08 12:16pm
I wish I had $75 to pledge. I would love to have the country compilation or the cherry blossom clinic CD. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 12:17pm
I have that Daryll-Ann track on MP3. Thing is, I have absolutely no idea where I got it. It may even have come free with a new 'puter way back when. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 12:20pm
Paul - get a job. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 12:33pm
Workin' on it, Joe. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 12:42pm
Peter K.:
Great show as always, and great Ken Nordine interview. BUT ... Teo Macero DID NOT produce "Kind of Blue"; I believe a guy named Irving Townsend did. I don't think Macero had joined Columbia yet when that album was made. Also, if anyone cares, the Thelonious Monk track you played was actually WRITTEN by Macero. It's one of the very, very few pieces Monk ever recorded that wasn't either a standard or a Monk original. And I don't think Monk was particularly happy about recording it. And doesn't Laura Cantrell spell her last named with two L's? But anyway, like I said, great show. | |
Sat. 2/23/08 1:01pm
"The Three Stooges Meet the Beatles" is classic Billy West (Stimpy of Ren and Stimpy, Fry of Futurama). The bit was played often on WBCN's Charles Laquadera morning show in Boston. Where did you get it? Great memories. | |
Sun. 2/24/08 8:23am
"Pills" is interesting on several levels... not a standard Bo Diddley template song, as the feel is more R & B ballad (?) and the dominant guitar is in standard tuning (there may be two, with Bo in a chord tuning mixed back...). Plus the New York Dolls angle. I can't remember what they called this thing on their album, but it's the same song lyrically, IMO. | |
Mon. 2/25/08 9:01pm
Second listen. Neat show. Anybody else hear similarities to the 5 Royales in the Lamplighters' "You Hear?" Elsewhere (!), Brad Paisley songwriting chops in the McReynolds' "Lovin' Machine"? | |
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No Loot for 'Right to Work' Thief in the Night
Just as a burglar prefers the dark of night and avoids well-lighted homes, Minnesota state Rep. Mark Buesgens (R) tried to skulk through the 2 a.m. dark of night last week to revive a so-called right to work bill that has been stalled after a massive outcry from working families and their allies.
After Minnesota Public TV signed off coverage of the state legislature for the day, Buesgens made a motion during the House's late-night session to move the anti-worker bill from the committee in which it is stalled to a more favorable panel.
The dead-of-the-night maneuver didn't work because another legislator offered a motion that was approved 118-9 to table Buesgens' measure. Click here for a video of the proceeding.
That overwhelming vote shows the lasting impact of the mobilization against the "right to work" for less bill, especially with elections looming. Writes the blog, The Uptake:
While Republicans have been vocal in their support for the anti-union constitutional amendment, it appears they are shying away from taking a vote on it since they fear what it could mean for them in this fall's election.


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Pedestrian struck in crosswalk, injured in hit and run
Bellevue Police traffic investigators are seeking information about a vehicle involved in a serious injury hit and run that occurred on Saturday night, Nov. 9, in the 15200 block of Lake Hills Blvd.
At approximately 6:15 p.m., officers responded to an injury traffic collision where a 20-year-old pedestrian was struck in the crosswalk and came to rest about 40 feet from where he was hit. There were no witnesses and the Bellevue man didn't see the car that struck him. He was left in the dark, in the rain, against the edge of the roadway up against the curb. Passing motorists found him lying where he landed and called 9-1-1. The victim sustained a serious injury to his leg and was taken to Overlake Hospital.
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Olympus VG-130 Review
Main Rivals
Listed below are some of the rivals of the Olympus VG-130.
Canon PowerShot A495
As camera manufacturers increasingly add more bells, whistles and megapixels to their compacts in order to outdo the competition, it's easy to overlook the cheaper yet still very capable end of the market. This is where cameras like the new Canon Powershot A495 aim to provide the core functionality and image quality of their more expensive brethren in a more accessible and of course cheaper package. Read our in-depth 10-page Canon PowerShot A495 review to find out if this budget shooter hits the mark.
Casio EX-Z550
The Casio EX-Z550 is an inexpensive yet well-specified digital camera, offering a 14 megapixel sensor, 4x wide-angle zoom lens, 2.7 inch LCD screen and 720p HD movies. Available in a variety of colours, the EX-Z550 costs a mere £149.99 / $169.99 - read our in-depth Casio EX-Z550 review to find out if makes the grade.
Nikon Coolpix L22
The entry level L22 sits at the bottom of the Nikon Coolpix range, but that doesn't mean that you should immediately write it off. After all, £79.99 / €95.00 surprisingly buys you quite a lot of camera, with a 3.6x zoom lens, 3 inch screen and 12 megapixel sensor all included. Read our in-depth Nikon Coolpix L22 to find out if you really can get a capable camera at this price-point...
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The Olympus FE-5030 is a new slim, stylish and simplified compact camera that won't break the bank. Featuring a 14 megapixel sensor, 5x 26-130mm zoom lens, and a 2.7 inch LCD screen, the FE 5030 is priced at £139.99. Zoltan-Arva Toth finds out if that's money well spent in our Olympus FE-5030 review.
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After the 400 Bar went dark a month ago, some light has finally been shed on the future of the Minneapolis West Bank live-music mainstay. The club's historic two-story building has been sold and will likely be converted into a community center for Somali-American children, according to Abdighani M. Ali, the building's new owner.
Joe O'Brien, a new business partner with the family that has operated the bar since the mid-1990s, said the 400 likely will live on in a new location.
A message on the club's website — which has been devoid of show listings or any updates since November — was the first confirmation that the building at 400 Cedar Av. S. would be changing hands.
"After 17 years of presenting shows, we've closed the old building on the West Bank," said the message. "Thanks to all the great music fans and artists who've worked so hard to make the 400 what it is. An online auction featuring some of the club's memorabilia starts this weekend at www.400bar.com. See you in 2013."
The bar's operators for those 17 years, Tom and Bill Sullivan, are staying mum on the changes and letting O'Brien do the talking. He would say only that the building has been bought by Ali, an assistant director of a south Minneapolis charter school called Banaadir Academy and a Somali and Muslim community leader. Ali confirmed Friday that he has indeed bought the building.
The 400 Bar is just a few doors down from Dar Al-Hijrah, a mosque and Islamic center in the heavily Somali neighborhood that has grown near the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood in the past decade.
Whatever becomes of the property, it will no longer be the home of one of Minneapolis' best-known rock clubs — news that shouldn't come as a surprise. The 400 Bar's bookings have tapered off in the past couple of years, and there were no shows at all on the calendar for 2013.
The club presented plenty of well-known acts before they became famous, including Mumford & Sons, Arcade Fire, White Stripes, Sufjan Stevens, Cat Power and Bright Eyes/Conor Oberst. The latter three acts each performed in the Twin Cities during the past four months still under the 400 Bar umbrella, with shows at Mill City Nights and the Fitzgerald Theater advertised as "400 Bar Presents" concerts.
A tour manager by trade, 400 Bar co-proprietor Bill Sullivan has worked for both Oberst and Cat Power and came to the 400 Bar after years spent on the road with both the Replacements and Soul Asylum. He hosted such concerts as Paul Westerberg's private gig when his wife, Laurie Lindeen, graduated from grad school, a girlfriend's birthday party celebration by Golden Smog, and a last-minute show this past summer by some of the R.E.M. crew that were out with the Baseball Project when BP's Soundtown gig was canceled.
It looks as if the final show at the 400 Bar — or, let's say, the original 400 Bar — was a fitting one: a Nov. 26 gig by Spider John Koerner and Tony Glover, the blues/folk legends who hark back to the venue's earlier incarnation in the West Bank music hub of the 1960s and '70s.
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Monthly Archives: August 2008
AMC PreVUE: Week of August 25 Edition
Wednesday, August 20, 2008 4:33 PM EDT
Wednesday, August 20, 2008 5:45 PM EST | By Angela Rosa(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- The twisted game of love.THIS WEEK ON: ALL MY CHILDRENAfter having a nightmare, Kathy thinks she needs to protect Tad from Krystal. Kendall and Greenlee allow Babe and Amanda to go ahead with their project to create a new, affordable fragrance for Fusion with a few conditions. Amanda ponies up the cash to launch "Bella." Angie shares an emotional goodbye with Cassandra, who leaves for Paris. Jesse's men find a lug wrench with blood in the woods. Jesse is evasive when Angie questions him about his missing years. Pete offers to help Adam sabotage Fusion's new fragrance in exchange for Adam's help in getting Colby to like him.A Closer Look: Mixed SinglesAware that Carmen is meeting Jack for a date at the yacht club, a devious Adam invites Erica to join him for dinner at the...
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Tuesday, August 19, 2008 7:49 PM EDT
Premiered: June 27, 2008Synopsis: Go behind the scenes with, and into the life of, "General Hospital" star Bradford Anderson in Episode Three of the SOAPnet original web series.http://a.media.soapnet.go.com/media/swf/embedded_player.swf?pid=48ab6a4f3b39c345
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Monday, August 18, 2008 7:42 AM EDT
Monday, August 18, 2008 8:55 AM ET | By Errol Lewis (SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- Yes, it was created as a "day off for the working man," or the official end of summer according to many, but Labor Day is also a day where ABC Daytime gets to remember the good stuff they've aired in the recent past. On Monday, September 1, instead of showing first-run episodes of your favorite ABC Daytime dramas like "All My Children," "General Hospital" or "One Life to Live," the network has opted to air repeat episodes of the soaps. These episodes are said to be defining moments in each soaps current storylines. "All My Children" Episode #9881 (original air date 5/27/08) -- All hell breaks loose on Angie and Jesse's wedding day. Jesse rescues Angie from the helicopter after Rob kidnaps her but Tad is shot. Julia refuses surgery knowing she is going to...
GH PreVUE: Week of August 18 Edition
Monday, August 18, 2008 6:17 AM EDT
Monday, August 18, 2008 8:00 AM EST | By Errol Lewis(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- Families coming together.THIS WEEK ON: GENERAL HOSPITALAfter safely getting Sam home without blowing her cover in the process, Lucky calls Elizabeth over to tend to Sam's wounds. Elizabeth learns that Sam and Lucky's breakup was staged. Sam and Elizabeth reach a new understanding on Tuesday, August 19. In a moment of weakness, Nikolas kisses Nadine. Jason has an opportunity to take out Karpov, but due to unforeseen events he finds himself is a crippling position. Later, Jason rejects Sasha's advances, which are misinterpreted by Spinelli, who reveals his theory to Maxie. Jax can't allow himself to get sucked back in by Carly. Robin has a warning for Nadine as far as Nikolas is concerned. Elizabeth reminds Nikolas that Emily would have wanted him to be happy.The Inside Story: Is Lulu Crazy?Lulu and Johnny are caught and subsequently...
DAYS PreVUE: Week of August 18 Edition
Monday, August 18, 2008 5:58 AM EDT
Monday, August 18, 2008 7:05 AM EST | By Errol Lewis(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- Plotting revenge and asking questions.THIS WEEK ON: DAYS OF OUR LIVESNicole asks EJ if he meant what he said when he claimed he wanted to give their relationship a shot. Chloe and Nicole team up to get their men and leave Sami out in the cold. EJ and Tony agree to work together in a plan to take back their share of the DiMera empire from John. Steve and Kayla find baby Joe and fear what has been done to him on Thursday, August 21.The Inside Story: Marlena Wakes UpWhile unconscious, Marlena is visited by her dead twin who has some advice for her. Meanwhile, Stefano vows to get revenge on the "new" John Black. Afterward, Marlena regains consciousness and has just one question for John.What To WatchThe role of "Young Stefano" will be played by...
B&B Casting: Week of August 18 Edition
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Monday, August 18, 2008 6:45 AM EST | By Errol Lewis(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- "The Bold and the Beautiful" Comings & Goings for the Week of August 18 Edition.Patrick Duffy returns as "Stephen Logan" on August 21, 22 and 26.Sean Whalen returns as "Lab Technician Carl" on August 20.Dan Martin returns as "Lt. Baker" on August 21, 22, 25 and 26.Mykel Shannon Jenkins returns as "Detective Charlie Baker" on August 21, 22 and 25.Jacqueline Hahn returns as "Dr. Caspary" on August 22."The Bold and the Beautiful" airs Weekdays on CBS. Anytime on CBS.com. Check local listings.
B&B PreVUE: Week of August 18 Edition
Monday, August 18, 2008 5:35 AM EDT
Monday, August 18, 2008 6:45 AM EST | By Errol Lewis(SoapOperaNetwork.com) -- A not so beautiful mind.THIS WEEK ON: BOLD & BEATIFULRidge tries to convince his family to go along with his recent change of heart. An angry Stephanie confronts Donna and demands answers about Eric's heart attack. Taylor and Rick make love on Monday, August 18.The Inside Story: Marcus vs. OwenMarcus becomes increasingly agitated by Owen's presence in the lives of his family and friends, which leads him to his own theories as to what has caused Eric's illness. Owen is thrown, literally, when Marcus defends his mother's honor. Meanwhile, Marcus is able to convince Bridget into running tests on Eric to prove his theory. When the results are in everyone is shocked and accusations fly. The investigation begins when Charlie and Lt. Baker arrive at Forrester mansion to follow new leads.What To WatchAn arrest is made."The...
Episode 2: Camera Ready
Monday, August 18, 2008 5:11 AM EDT
Premiered: June 13, 2008Synopsis: Go behind the scenes with, and into the life of, "General Hospital" star Bradford Anderson in Episode Two of the SOAPnet original web series.http://a.media.soapnet.go.com/media/swf/embedded_player.swf?pid=48a94b6a5b1b9fe9General HospitalBradford AndersonCamera Ready
Episode 1: Camera Ready
Monday, August 18, 2008 4:22 AM EDT
Premiered: May 19, 2008Synopsis: Go behind the scenes with and into the life of "General Hospital" star Bradford Anderson in Episode One of the SOAPnet original web series.http://a.media.soapnet.go.com/media/swf/embedded_player.swf?pid=48a93f02ffbdc2ffGeneral HospitalBradford AndersonCamera Ready
Jason Gerhardt Chats with Fans
Monday, August 18, 2008 4:11 AM EDT
Monday, August 18, 2008 5:10 AM EST | By Errol LewisWho: Jason Gerhardt (ex-Cooper Barrett, "General Hospital")What: Jason Gerhardt Live Chat with FansWhen: Saturday, August 23 at 11:00 AM PST/2:00 PM ESTWhere: http://forums.jasongerhardtfan.net/index.phpInfo: Jason Gerhardt discusses what he's been up to and reminisces over his "General Hospital Fan Club Weekend" event at the Sportmen's Lodge in Studio City last month.