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McCormick and Schmick's Harborside
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1200 Westlake Avenue North
Seattle, WA 98109
Lake Union / Eastlake
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McCormick and Schmick's Harborside Details
Dining Style:
Casual Elegant
(206) 270-9052
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily 11:00am-3:00pm
Brunch: Sunday 11:00am-3:00pm
Dinner: Sunday-Thursday 3:00pm-9:00pm
Friday-Saturday 3:00pm-10:00pm
Payment Options:
AMEX, Diners Club, Discover, JCB, MasterCard, Visa
Northwest, Seafood, Contemporary American
Executive Chef:
Josh Westcott
Dress Code:
Smart Casual
Accepts Walk-Ins:
Additional Details:
Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Fireplace, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Late Night, Non-Smoking Area, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Takeout, View, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
McCormick & Schmick's Harborside's four private dining and function rooms are perfect for catered affairs and meetings. Please contact our Director of Catering at 206-270-8815 to discuss your event needs. Off site catering is also available. There are food minimums and geographic restrictions assessed for off site catering.
Getting there
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Parking Details:
At the bottom of the ramp in the lower Republic parking lot, there is parking for a minimal fee. This lot is directly in front of the restaurant and we validate parking for $3.25.
From 8:00am – 4:00pm, parking on Westlake is metered with the city. After 4:00pm parking is free without a time limit in this area.
A word from McCormick and Schmick's Harborside
This beautiful restaurant located on Lake Union offers spectacular waterfront views and contemporary Northwest cuisine with a dedication to seasonality.
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Diner Reviews
We came for the view of lake union
and all the yachts, seaplane action, kayaks,etc. That did not disappoint. My first impression was not great, as the chair seats and variety under the tables were very dirty. The restaurant was not busy at all as the last time we visited, so idle bus personnel could have been cleaning that. The menu had some great fish choices and we both enjoyed fresh halibut. Green beans were too al dente. Drinks were prepared well. Desserts nice. Wait staff were pleasant."
Dined on 7/21/2014
Great drinks and flavorful, varied
happy hour menu. Offers a nice and very casually elegant space for entertaining while enjoying the view. Happy hour prices are attractive. Music was a bit loud, but the bartender was able to adjust sound volume by our table so we could have conversation without shouting or difficulty. Bathrooms were spotless. Service very helpful but unobtrusive. We enjoyed the afternoon very much."
Dined on 7/21/2014
Great place, had a good time,
enjoyed the ambience and the cuisine."
Dined on 7/20/2014
This was our first time visiting.
We found it to be overpriced for the food and service we recieved."
Dined on 7/19/2014
Chose this restaurant for our
out-of-town guests, and because it was previously top notch. We hoped that the mediocre service would not be notable if the food was superb, but no such luck. The salad was poor quality and bitter with way too much dressing, which was laced with garlic. The entrees were nothing special and were small in portion size. Above all, it was the service which made this experience so bad. We had to get up from the table twice, to go and find our server. He never smiled, and acted as if waiting on us was a nuisance."
Dined on 7/19/2014
My host, Neil Beaton, had never
dined there before and was very impressed with the decor, view and menu. By the time we left, he said "I probably won't come back again." The service was terrible, one server for a large area. Our empty appetizer plate sat on the table for about 30 minutes, as did our dinner plates after that The food came up in good time, but the table was never bussed. When 2 people have a bill for almost $100, we expect far better service. We were both very disappointed. The food, however, was excellent. He had the sea bass and I had the mahi mahi"
Dined on 7/16/2014
. Only one serving person for
entire bar/deck area -- on a beautiful, warm, Saturday evening; . Music volume very, very LOUD. Asked the serving person if it could be turned down, and was advised that the volume level was set at the corporate level, and could not be changed. Odd. One of our party eventually went inside and spoke to someone, who turned the outside deck volume down -- much to the relief of all the tables; . Because only one serving person working the entire area, beverage and food delivery was very, slow, and sometimes things had to be requested multiple times; . Have been to this location many times -- but something was very off about this experience."
Dined on 7/12/2014
M&S Harborside has changed a lot
since we last visited. The menu is still varied (prices on the high side) but we're not fans of the redecorating. Our table had a view of downtown with a partial view of the water and was separated from the other portion of the restaurant by a wall of curved seating arrangements. The other side of the restaurant had better water views. Service was excellent and the food was good but expensive. Our group had "under 21" diners so we couldn't take advantage of the outdoor bar area, which would have been a more lively (possibly cheaper) and sunny experience."
Dined on 7/11/2014
I had the fish tacos and the fish
was overcooked, sides were not tasty. My wife was also disappointed with her food; a salad. It's a beautiful setting but just much less than I expected from a usually reliable chain."
Dined on 7/11/2014
This was my second try at the
Harborside McCormick and Schmick. The first time, I gave them the excuse that it was a busy night and so quality of food standards were not being kept because of the rush. This visit, however, the restaurant was quite empty and the food, again, was very poor. I only ate 10% of my plate, and that was all side dishes. Even with all of the food on my plate and refusing a to-go box, our server did not ask if the meal had been okay. Also, although it is not required, a standard of a great restaurant is attention to detail like asking if there is a special occasion being celebrated. This was my birthday dinner that I didn't even eat and cost me over $60. I will not be returning."
Dined on 7/10/2014
McCormick and Schmick's Harborside
is the perfect place for lunch when you want to be able to have a great meal, conduct business and enjoy a wonderful view. Many lunch spots are either too casual or too noisy--this restaurant was perfect for a recent business lunch with an out-of-town colleague--AND there's ample parking!"
Dined on 7/7/2014
We had a very disappointing dinner
at the Harbor Side on July 6th. The excuse was it was the fourth of July weekend. The food quality was poor and the services was mediocre. Poor value and quality."
Dined on 7/6/2014
We ordered the lobster and steak
special. The special came with a lobster tail and filet, and vegetable. Also a large salad and apple crumble with ice cream. It was wonderful. One of the best meals we have had."
Dined on 7/5/2014
This was a perfect venue for 4th
July. With a window seat, we had a fantastic view of the fireworks on lake Union. The food, whilst extremely tasty, was merely warm when served. Not sure if this was just the night that was in it as they were so busy but still, I buy food, especially at these prices, I'd like it hot. We did check in 15 mins before our reservation as we were hoping for a window seat but were still told they didn't know what table we would be given. The maître d seemed a bit hassled and a little bit short with us but we got the window table which was great. Table service was fine. All in all, we had a fantastic night. We would go back. The view is great and I'd hope the warm food was a once off. We'll see."
Dined on 7/4/2014
My boyfriend and I went here for
our one year dating anniversary. The restaurant validates parking for 2 hours and I remember thinking we would be done with time to spare. Wrong! It took awhile to be greeted, Longer than expected for drinks, and we skipped appetizers and went straight to entres. I had a simply grilled salmon and my boyfriend had pork with pasta. My order came out wrong and I waited another 10 minutes for it to be changed. The food was awesome but it was overshadowed by how long we waited for everything. We waited for the check and just made the 2 hour mark by 1 minute. Definitely reccomend coming here only if you are not on any time schedule."
Dined on 7/4/2014
I was disappointed in the service
and the quality of the food. It was not the level of quality that I have enjoyed at M&S for many years. I think I will look elsewhere for good seafood in the future."
Dined on 7/4/2014
Overall, meal was eh. Altogether,
it was a special bday dinner and I would rate it as 2 stars, overall."
Dined on 7/4/2014
Lovely table with a view of the
Duck Dodge Tuesday evening. Brought some East coast friends to dine with us. Our waiter was ok, but when I asked if he could make an entree out of the crabcake, he told me I shoukd just order 2 or order a side dish with it. Usually, most restaurants check eith the kitchen and come back and just tell me how much it would cost. As it turns out, I ordered the risotto with it and a side salad, and it was great. We began at 6:20 in the evening and at 9:55 they turned on the bright overhead lights. I think k it might have been better if they had let us know they were closing. ?."
Dined on 7/1/2014
We will not be returning, over all
disatisfied with the man courses. Expensive for the quality that wa served."
Dined on 6/27/2014
We had an excellent brunch
experience Sunday afternoon. The view of Lake Union was 180 degrees of prime Seattle action, especially since it was 70 and sunny outside. Having both a brunch menu and the lunch/ dinner menu was very nice, as some of the party wanted breakfast and others wanted an early dinner. McCormick and Schmick's seems to be a standard of great food and attentive service. I would definitely go back the next time we visit."
Dined on 6/22/2014
We went on Fathers Day and
had a window seat with a great view of Lake Union. The food and service were top notch. This is always a favorite spot for us to dine."
Dined on 6/15/2014
The harbor view is the only thing
I'd return for. I ordered Ciopinno which was served with a section of crab legs in the stew. Very messy. The accompanying bread was an over-toasted heel. The other 3 diners at my table were equally unimpressed. Our waiter apologized for running out of bread...but we had to ask for it. The noise level was almost painful. I'm happy to pay their prices if the experience is outstanding...it wasn't."
Dined on 6/14/2014
The Halibut was "melt in your
mouth" good and fresh. The New York Steak my son ordered was the best he's ever eaten."
Dined on 6/13/2014
We both had the pan seared halibut
in season. It was great. The service was great. We also enjoy the view."
Dined on 6/7/2014
Perfect Seattle setting to enjoy a
delicious meal. Lovely view of the sea planes taking off in Lake Union and the food is deliciously prepared. Very attentive wait staff. Nothing negative to say."
Dined on 6/5/2014
Not my first time to the
restaurant but will certainly be my last. Service was poor at best, dirty glassware and utensils and the food was bland."
Dined on 6/4/2014
Their reputation speaks for its
self. As great as always I can't wait to be back next month. "
Dined on 6/3/2014
we were looking for a romantic
seafood restaurant in Seattle and found our McCormicks' Harborside. we have eaten at other McCormicks around the country so we knew what to expect. We thought we did. The restaurant looked like an undecorated coffee shop. My salmon was overcooked, and I had to go to the bar to retrieve my drink. it was a strange experience. "
Dined on 6/1/2014
I took my daughter to lunch and we
loved the place! Great view, food, ans service."
Dined on 6/1/2014
Restaurant was VERY quiet only a
few of us dining on Saturday night. Service was great, view was amazing and food was good. Steak was a bit over cooked and dry but all the seafood was well prepared. "
Dined on 5/31/2014
The Lake Union view is impressive
and the activity captivating. However the service and the food were underwhelming. The restaurant was not busy and the staff seemed disorganized and unprepared to greet us for our 6:15pm reservation. The hostess desk was unmanned and another party was waiting when we arrived. The waiter came by to say they were not ready. The décor was nice and the ambience pleasant. The service was slow and seemed challenged. The calamari and coconut shrimp appetizers were the highlight of the meal however the entrees were uninspired. Chilean Sea Bass- overcooked. Salmon Fettuccini-not flavorful. Scallop & Pork Belly- overcooked & Rock Cod-spice paste was not dissolved in the broth. Need to take a lesson from Rays."
Dined on 5/26/2014
We eat McCormick and Schmick's
Harborside one a month regularly. We always enjoy the food and service"
Dined on 5/25/2014
There was nothing bad at all about
this dinner. The food was delicious, our server was very funny and charming, and the view was lovely! Try the salmon!"
Dined on 5/25/2014
I had relatives coming in from out
of town and wanted to take them somewhere with a view and good fish preparation. We were able to get a table on a Friday night overlooking Lake Union without a problem. The dining room renovation from a year or so ago is very nice. The menu has a great selection of fresh fish and prime beef cuts. Everything was fresh. The potatoes and vegetables had a nice Northwest flair without being too edgy. All of the fish was cooked to perfection and very tasty. And who doesn't like watching Kenmore Air float planes taking off outside the windows."
Dined on 5/16/2014
Unfortunately, the hostess sat us
right next to a very loud party of 5 adults even though we were the only other group in that section. The noise level was equivalent to a sports bar. That put a damper on our dining experience. The sablefish was excellent. The tenderloin was ordered medium rare and came medium well but was very good quality. The waiter substituted my oyster choice without asking but the recommendation was very good. The berry cosmo came without any berry garnish and was lackluster. The martini was excellent. Overall, it was a mixed bag. They are capable of a great dining experience. I just wish they were more consistent. "
Dined on 5/16/2014
We had lunch outside this week
when it was sunny and 80 degrees. We were early for lunch at 11:45 and got great service until the lunch rush hit. Our order was in early and it still took too long. The waitress had zero assistance from anyone else and should have had another person splitting the deck and someone to assist with bussing tables. I had the grilled salmon salad which was decent but not anything to write about. My friend had the parmesan chicken salad and she added salt to it twice looking for some flavor. We requested our water refilled twice to no avail. This could just be the first season rush but it was the second day that was planned for sun this week so the scheduling could and should have been adjusted for it. "
Dined on 5/13/2014
Five of us dinned on Mothers Day
at 6:30. I was surprised that it took so long to get beverages since it wasn't that crowded at that time. We just delayed ordering so we could enjoy our cocktails before the food arrived. We all had the salmon and an order of coconut shrimp. It was wonderful! Our Mothers Day Celebration was a success and we'll be back again."
Dined on 5/11/2014
The server brought me a vodka
tonic w/o a slice of lime. We ordered appetizers and our appetizer plates were never cleared off table. We had to ask twice for a beer. She didn't ask if we wanted another drink. "
Dined on 5/11/2014
We've gone to the mother's day
brunch 3 out of the last four years and had really enjoyed it, but my wife and I both noticed how incredibly salty all of the dishes were this year. In the past, the fluffy eggs were perfect but this year there was so much salt we stopped eating it after one bite and refrained from letting our 2 year old have any which kind of upset her. The seafood dishes were the main culprit, where they had been fresh in the past they seemed overly prepared with salt to make them last longer. We might try it again next year because we love the view and had been going long enough to want to try it again but if it remains as salty as it did this last time we will look elsewhere..."
Dined on 5/11/2014
We were seated fairly quickly
considering they opened the doors at 9:30 and 50 plus people were waiting. We waited then for 10 minutes for the waiter to take our drink order (coffee) and show us the buffet. There was no chocolate fountain, no omelet station, no fresh pancakes or waffles. There was a pan of cold plain scrambled eggs, eggs benedict that was slightly warmer, sausages that were cold. There was a carving station. The salmon was good but again not hot. The dessert table, which is what I really go to brunch for had 6 choices with everything cut into tiny bite size pieces. The brownie was very dry. The topper was the fact that our coffee finally came AFTER we were almost done, no cream and they charged EXTRA!!!"
Dined on 5/11/2014
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The Café Sandwiches also make a great lunch. The options are plentiful. Aside from the typical deli sandwiches such as the B.L.T., Tuna Salad, and Turkey Breast, there are some unique sandwiches that you won't find at your average deli.
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And for the third time this season, it was the Southwestern Warriors coming away with the victory over the Somerset Briar Jumpers, as a strong third quarter allowed the 'Blue and Orange' to earn an 80-45 win at Briar Patch.
With the 35-point victory, Steve Wright's Warriors upped their record to 17-6 on the year, allowing them to bounce back from a 90-64 loss to Henry Clay that occurred on Saturday in the Joe B. Hall Prep Classic at Montgomery County.
"Overall, I thought we were active defensively," began Wright, who is in his second year at Southwestern. "We rebounded the ball well and moved it around well. I felt like we had a good week of practice, and I felt like we would see that on the court."
Southwestern went into the locker room with a seven-point, 30-23 lead at the intermission. After trailing by as much as 13 points in the first period, the Jumpers went on a 12-2 run in the second quarter to get to within five points.
Somerset outscored the Warriors, 14-10, in the second frame, but a strong start by the Warriors, which included a 13-0 spurt in the opening frame, kept the Jumpers from grabbing the lead with the big run in the quarter. Southwestern took advantage of seven Somerset turnovers to a 20-7 first quarter advantage.
Five points would be as close as the homestanding Jumpers would get for the rest of the contest, as Southwestern outscored the Jumpers by a total of 50-22 in the second half. The Warriors took the third frame by a total of 22-13, and then the fourth quarter by a 28-9 margin.
The strong second half would allow the Warriors to escape the Briar Patch with a 35-point victory over Somerset. Southwestern's victory was the third against the Jumpers this season, as they won the first two match-ups by scores of 83-56 and 67-61.
Jumper head coach Jeff Cothron attributed much of his team's trouble to playing two consecutive cross-town rivalry games in a row. Somerset played Pulaski County in a 47th District meeting on Tuesday night, and then played the Warriors last night.
"I didn't think we played near to our capability - we just didn't have it tonight," Cothron said. "We showed some fight there in the second quarter, when we got down by 13 points and cut it down to five. I'm not trying to make excuses, but it's tough to play two rival games back-to-back because of all the emotion involved - it's tough to do."
"Southwestern is a tough match-up for us, and they played well, particularly in the second half."
Warrior sophomore Isaiah Collier got off to a rough start in the contest, air-balling his first shot attempt of that night. That shot would be the only blemish on the night for Collier, as he simply went off in the second half, scoring 20 of his 24 points in the final two quarters.
The Warrior head coach was pleased with the play of Collier, who didn't start the game for Southwestern.
"(Isaiah's) really matured," Wright stated. "He didn't start tonight, but came off of the bench and showed a lot of maturity. He didn't play well real early, then he regrouped. I'm really proud of the week he's had."
Collier led all scorers with a game-high 24 points.
Along with Collier, three other Southwestern players finished in double figures. Justin Edwards, who had a club-high six rebounds, chimed in with 17 points, while David Kapinga added 11 and Adam Isaacs finished with 10.
Somerset was led in scoring by Matt Gordon, who scored 14 points in the loss. 12 of Gordon's 14 points came in the second half, with nine of them coming in the fourth and final period of action.
Big man Tyson Williams had a double-double for the Jumpers, scoring 13 points and pulling down 10 boards. Ryan Dishman was right behind Williams, tallying 12 points in the contest.
Turnovers made a difference in the game, as Somerset turned the ball over 24 times, while the Warriors committed nine miscues.
At the charity stripe, the Warriors went 16 of 21, while Somerset made two of their nine free-throw attempts.
Somerset, who is now 14-8 on the season, will host the Wayne County Cardinals on Tuesday evening at 7:30 p.m. at the Briar Patch in a 12th Region match-up.
The Warriors will return to action this afternoon, hosting the Lincoln County Patriots at 5:30 p.m. at the Wigwam.
SOUTHWESTERN (17-6): Collier 24, Edwards 17, Kapinga 11, Isaacs 10, Schulz 8, Gaskin 6, Estes 2, Hansford 2.
SOMERSET (14-8): Gordon 14, Williams 13, Dishman 12, Coomer 2, Weddle 2, Cheuvront 2.


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Robison returned to the Vikings' lineup against Arizona on Sunday.||||||| missed last Sunday's game against Detroit after having arthroscopic knee surgery.
Robison will be making his 2008 debut on Thursday night in Dallas after missing nearly all of training camp and the preseason because of a varicose vein in his leg.||||||| Robison had the varicose vein surgically repaired during the first week of training camp and is just starting to participate fully in practices. His return is a welcome one on the Vikings defensive line, which is missing Kenechi Udeze while he goes through treatment for leukemia and Jayme Mitchell, who is also out for the season with a knee injury.
Robison was back on the field to watch part of Monday afternoon's practice, though his leg felt tight and sore. The next step will be running, expected next week. After that it's a return to full practice, perhaps in two weeks.||||||| The Vikings defensive end, slotted as Jared Allen's backup following a productive rookie season, had surgery last week to repair a varicose vein problem in his left leg. Robison said he actually had two blood clots taken out as the entire vein was removed during a procedure that lasted nearly two hours.


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A few local filmmakers took home $1,000 at the Rosebud Film and Video Festival awards Sunday at the Clarendon Ballroom.
The festival, now in its 22nd year, draws talent from Washington, Maryland and Virginia. About 250 people came out to view 20 films included at a showcase Saturday at the Artisphere in Rosslyn.
The following winners were announced:
Matthew Pickett for "The King's River"
Gemal Woods for "Close Ties: Tying on a New Tradition"
Laura Gamse for "The Creators"
Robert Parrish for "Next to Heaven: Winner"
And Steven Vagias for "Gutted." Vagias was also awarded Best in Show for "Gutted."
The festival is put on by Arlington Independent Media, a nonprofit membership organization that provides media production training workshops, professional production facilities, and a cable channel in Arlington County.


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How to Deal
|Release Date: July 18, 2003
|Running Time: 101 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
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|Genre: Adaptation, Drama, Romance, Romantic Comedy
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Summary:Sometimes life gets turned upside down. And maybe that's why it's so hard to believe that anyone, especially 17 year-old Halley Martin, could actually experience that thing called love. The people closest to Halley are in the midst of major upheavals in their love lives. Her mother, Lydia, is embittered by her recently finalized divorce. Her sister, Ashley, is marrying a guy with whom she is constantly fighting. Her best friend, Scarlett, can't keep her hands off of her first serious boyfriend. Most distressingly for Halley, her father, Len, who is a DJ at a local radio station, combats his midlife crisis with a stereotypically boyish elopement to the station's much-younger traffic reporter.... Full Summary >>
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text: Rejoice, American supermoto fans: Aprilia will bring another big-bore, twin-cylinder sumo to our shores next year. Like Ducati's Hypermotard 1100, Aprilia's Dorsoduro 1200 is inspired by race-ready supermotos, complete with 17-inch wheels, sportbike rubber and big Brembo radial-mount brakes. Aprilia's RSV4 Factory, our pick for 2010 Sportbike of the Year and winner of the 2010 Superbike World Championship, gets a major upgrade for 2011 in the form of Aprilia Performance Ride Control (APRC). Like Max Biaggi's racebike, the streetbike now offers eight-level variable traction control plus wheelie and launch control-the latter a production-bike first. Internal gear ratios have also been optimized for racetrack use, and a revised exhaust provides a slight power boost. Aprilia's RSV4 Factory, our pick for 2010 Sportbike of the Year and winner of the 2010 Sup Though it looks almost identical to the current Dorsoduro 750 (which itself bears more than a passing resemblance to the Hypermotard), the 1200 uses a dedicated cast-aluminum/steel-trellis modular frame and an all-new, 1200cc, liquid-cooled V-twin-the largest capacity Aprilia powerplant yet. The oversquare, four-valve, DOHC engine is utterly conventional in design, but the claimed 130-bhp output at 8700 rpm should prove thoroughly entertaining on the street while handily waxing the Hyper's air-cooled, two-valve mill. Though simple in both spirit and execution, the Dorsoduro 1200 will still offer high-tech gadgetry. Ride-by-wire throttle activation enables three power modes-Sport, Tour and Rain-while ABS as well as Aprilia's new ATC traction control will both be available options. Pricing has yet to be announced. By Aaron Frank Enjoyed this Post? Subscribe to our RSS Feed, or use your favorite social media to recommend us to friends and colleagues!


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Tuesday after Thanksgiving. Monday already seems like a distant memory. After four days of not doing any of the catch up I promised myself I would do, Monday came with fear...Four days of bliss for one day of abject fear is good in my world. I finished a pilot script in its fourth draft, swearing that I wasn't going to make one more change—kinda like I swore on the three previous drafts. Hated my network executive and thought of calling it a day and never writing again. After all, I have nineteen series that I have created/co-created...maybe going for twenty was tempting fate. That was my answer: I wasn't going to talk to anyone in television ever again. They could make what I wrote or not. I was finished. And that executive wasn't the kind of person that I wanted to listen to anyway. I've already done three drafts, who was he to ask for more clarity...uh oh, that's him on the phone now...Of course, I don't usually take these calls; they're for my Senior VP. I tell him that he must take the calls because I'm growing him. Really it's because I am convinced that the network is going to tell me how much I suck. But my Senior VP isn't here, so I have to take the call. I do. He doesn't tell me I suck. He tells me he loves the fourth draft. Of course he does, I added some wonderful scenes. Sure, he motivated me to get to those ideas, so I guess he really is a genius... How quickly I change positions...
Not a bad end to a Tuesday. Both of my series are rating well. One network is "tickled pink" by the ratings; the other just hit a series high in its already high ratings. Maybe I can still create a show, maybe I still have a relevant voice.
I head off to New York for a series of meetings with various executives, network heads, distributors, and a movie studio. They all want to figure out a way to make money off of me and I want to figure out a way to get them to pay for my next idea. It is the symbiotic relationship of creative and financial, and we just have to remember which one's the important one...
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Hogadon Ski Area is pleased to announce the addition of a family season pass as an option for the 2013-2014 season. The family pass option will now be offered and will include two adults and two school-aged children (K-12), for a discounted rate of $900.00. That is a savings of $100.00 per family off of the "Early-Bird" pass price! Additional children (K-12) can be added to the family pass for just $100.00 each. The family pass will be available for $900.00 at any time during the season.
Family passes can be purchased at the Casper Recreation Center, located at 1801 E. 4th Street, to obtain a season pass purchase receipt for their family! All who will be using the family season pass will need to be present together at Hogadon Ski Area once the area is open, to sign their releases, identify the individuals on the pass, and collect their passes. Family passes will also be available for purchase at Hogadon Ski Area, once the area is open for the season.
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The Geminid meteor shower 2012, the final major meteor shower of every year and likely to be the best, still should be close to peak brightness into early Saturday morning (Dec. 15), though a lot will depend on if the skies are clear.
If you liked the Perseids meteor shower this past August, you should love this show. NASA reports that the Geminids are a relatively young meteor shower, with the first sitings occurring in the 1830s with rates of about 20 per hour.
Over the decades the rates have increased, regularly spawning between 80 and 120 per hour at its peak on a clear evening.
How spectacular is it? Just take a look at this video of the Geminid meteor shower. You can also look at some spectacular photos of the Geminids.
Earthsky.org reports the Geminids peak might be around 2 a.m. on Dec. 13 and 14, because that's when the shower's radiant point is highest in the sky as seen around the world. Skies cooperating, this past evening was als
"With no moon to ruin the show, 2012 presents a most favorable year for watching the grand finale of the meteor showers," Earthsky reports. "Best viewing of the Geminids will probably be from about 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. on December 14."
The Geminid meteor shower is named after the constellation Gemini, which is located in roughly the same point of the night sky where the Geminid meteor shower appears to originate.
Geminids are pieces of debris from 3200 Phaethon, basically a rocky skeleton of a comet that lost most of its meat and skin -- its outer covering of ice -- after too many close encounters with the sun.
Joel Weisberg, Stark Professor of Physics and Astronomy and the Natural Sciences at Carleton College, told Patch you can get a good view by finding a good piece of land that doesn't have a lot of lights around.
"The darker the place the better," he said.
He said not having a lot of trees around helps as well, and the later in the night your viewing time is the better the chance you have to see some action.
Getting away from the glow of the highways and the city lights will offer the best chance to get a good look of the shower.
Viewing for Roseville residents
In general, members of the Minnesota Astronomical Society (MAS) say that Roseville residents need to get out the city for such meteor gazing because of light pollution from the Twin Cities.
The MAS conducts its star parties at one of three locations:
- The Metcalf Nature Center near Afton (www.mnastro.org/sites/metcalf.htm),
- Baylor Regional Park, north of Norwood-Young America (www.mnastro.org/sites/baylor.htm) and
- Cherry Grove Observatory, southwest of Cannon Falls (www.mnastro.org/sites/cherrygrove.htm). Complete information about each site including directions and available facilities is available at www.mnastro.org/facilities.
Tips for watching from Earthsky.org:
The best viewing of the Geminids will probably be from about 1 a.m. to 3 a.m. on Dec. 14.
What to bring: You can comfortably watch meteors from many places, assuming you have a dark sky: your back yard or deck, the hood of your car, the side of a road. Consider a blanket or reclining lawn chair, a thermos with a hot drink, binoculars for gazing along the pathway of the Milky Way. Be sure to dress warmly enough.
Are the predictions reliable? Although astronomers have tried to publish exact predictions in recent years, meteor showers remain notoriously unpredictable.
Your best bet is to go outside at the suggested time—and hope.
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Oscar Nominations Announced
"The Curious Case of Benjamin Button," "Frost/Nixon," "Milk," "The Reader," and Golden Globe winning best picture "Slumdog Millionaire" were all nominated for an Academy Award as best picture, in an announcement early Thursday morning. "Benjamin Button" led the pack with 13 nominations overall.
All five films were released in the fourth quarter of 2008, which to that point had been such a slow year for quality that both the animated film "Wall*E," and the blockbuster Batman movie "The Dark Knight," were considered possible best picture nominees. "Wall*E," was nominated for best animated feature, and Heath Ledger was nominated as supporting actor in "The Dark Knight," playing the Joker.
Ledger is the sixth performer nominated posthumously. Meryl Streep also received her 15th nomination, as supporting actress in "Doubt." Missing from the best acor category were Leonardo DiCaprio for "Revolutionary Road" and Clint Eastwood for "Gran Torino."
A surprise best actor nominee was the journeyman actor Richard Jenkins, as a man who befriends some illegal immigrants, for "The Visitor." Another surprise nomination was for Melissa Leo, as an impoverished woman in "Frozen River."
Go to ABC.com and the official Academy Awards site for a complete list of nominees. The Oscars will be held on Feb. 22
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IMTS 2012: Nexen's Roller Pinion System (RPS) and precision ring drive (PRD), which are designed for motion control challenges and rotary positioning applications, respectively.
Nexen's Roller Pinion System is specifically engineered to meet diverse and demanding motion control challenges. It features a unique roller pinion/toothed rack combination that delivers high-accuracy positioning with zero backlash and virtually eliminates cumulative error. Constantly evolving in order to provide the widest range of high-quality motion control solutions, the RPS is offered in five distinct models, each 99 percent efficient, with low friction and minimal maintenance requirements.
For indexing and rotary positioning applications, Nexen's PRD contains a roller pinion system that is 99 percent efficient and a gearbox that performs at a 96 percent efficiency rating for smooth, precise motion. Reaching speeds of 300 rpm and lasting up to 60,000,000 revolutions, the PRD combines power, rigidity and durability while maintaining high performance capacity at lower energy costs.
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Model transmission line
Use the Transmission Line block to model delayed-based, lumped, and distributed transmission lines. Mask dialog options will change automatically to accommodate model type selection.
Select this check box to internally ground and hide the negative terminals. Clear the check box to expose the negative terminals. By exposing these terminals, you can connect them to other parts of your model.
By default, this check box is selected.
When modeling distributed transmission lines, the block first calculates ABCD-parameters at a set of internal frequencies. The ABCD-parameters are converted S-parameters for simulation.
The block calculates the ABCD-parameters from the physical length of the transmission line, d, and the complex propagation constant, k, using the following set of equations:
When you set the Stub mode parameter in the mask dialog box to Shunt, the two-port network consists of a transmission line in series with a stub. You can terminate the stub with a short circuit or an open circuit as shown in the following figure.
Zin is the input impedance of the shunt circuit. The ABCD-parameters for the shunt stub are calculated as
When you set the Stub mode parameter in the mask dialog box to Series, the two-port network comprises a series transmission line. You can terminate this line with either a short circuit or an open circuit as shown here.
Zin is the input impedance of the series circuit. The ABCD-parameters for the series stub are:
Select Frequency domain or Time domain (rationalfit) from the drop-down list. Distributed transmission lines use S-parameter internal representation, while delay based and lumped employ a time domain representation. S-parameter modeling options in SimRF can be Time domain or Frequency domain. For an introduction to RF simulation and modeling options, see, Simulate High Frequency Components
For the Transmission Line block, the default value is Frequency domain.
This field displays when you select Time domain(rationalfit) as the modeling option. Valid values are Share all poles, Share poles by columns, and Fit individually.
For the Transmission Line block, the default value is Share all poles.
This field displays when you select Time domain(rationalfit) as the modeling option. Enter the desired relative error in decibels (dB). The default value is -40.
These fields display the results of rational fitting when you select Time domain(rationalfit) as the modeling option.
The only option for Source of frequency data is User-specified. To plot, specify a vector of frequencies in the Frequency data parameter and select units.
Specify the type of plot that you want to produce with your data. When you model using Frequency domain, Visualization tab plots only the data defined in Data Source. When you model using Time domain, Visualization tab plots the data defined in Data Source and the rationalfit values. The Plot type parameter provides the following options:
X-Y plane — Generate a Cartesian plot of your data versus frequency. To create linear, semilog, or log-log plots, set the Y-axis scale and X-axis scale accordingly.
Polar plane — Generate a polar plot of your data. The block plots only the range of data corresponding to the specified frequencies.
Z smith chart, Y smith chart, and ZY smith chart — Generate a Smith® chart. The block plots only the range of data corresponding to the specified frequencies.
The default value is X-Y plane.
Specify the S-parameters to plot. From the Parameter1 and Parameter2 drop-down lists, select the S-parameters that you want to plot. If you specify two parameters, the block plots both parameters in a single window.
The default value for Parameter1 is S11. For the Transmission Line block, the default value for Parameter2 is S22.
For X-Y plots, format the units of the parameters to plot from the Format1 and Format2 drop-down lists. For polar plots and Smith charts, the formats are set automatically.
The default value is Magnitude (decibels).
Scale for the Y-axis.
The default value is Linear.
Scale for the X-axis.
The default value is Linear.
In general, blocks that model delay effects rely on signal history. You can minimize numerical error that occur due to a lack of signal history at the start of a simulation. To do so, in the Configuration Parameters dialog box Solver pane you can specify an Initial step size. For models with delay-based Transmission Line blocks, use an initial step size that is less than the value of the Delay parameter.
The example, Transmission Lines, Delay-based and Lumped Models, shows how to use Delay-based and Lumped Transmission Line blocks.
[1] Sussman-Fort, S. E., and J. C. Hantgan. "SPICE Implementation of Lossy Transmission Line and Schottky Diode Models." IEEE Transactions on Microwave Theory and Techniques.Vol. 36, No.1, January 1988.
[2] Pozar, David M. Microwave Engineering. Hoboken, NJ: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 2005.
[3] Gupta, K. C., Ramesh Garg, Inder Bahl, and Prakash Bhartia. Microstrip Lines and Slotlines, 2nd Edition, Norwood, MA: Artech House, Inc., 1996.
[4] Ludwig, Reinhold and Pavel Bretchko. RF Circuit Design: Theory and Applications. Englewood Cliffs: NJ: Prentice-Hall, 2000.
[5] True, Kenneth M. "Data Transmission Lines and Their Characteristics." National Semiconductor Application Note 806, April 1992.


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The pop star's performance at the award show yielded 4.5 million mentions and 306,100 tweets per minute.
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AUBURN, Wash. -- When he talks about the day he watched two classmates, filled with hatred and anger, gun down his two friends next to him in the library, you can still see the pain in Craig Scott's eyes.
He was spared, but his 17 year-old sister Rachel was not. She was the first person killed in the Columbine High School rampage which took the lives of 12 students and a teacher.
"It is hard to talk about it. It comes at a price. It has come at a price in my life. I've decided that the price is worth it," said Scott.
He has turned that hurt into inspiration through Rachel's Challenge, a program started by his father Darrell Scott which promotes kindness and compassion in schools across the country.
Today, he shared Rachel's story with hundreds of students at Auburn Mountainview High School, continuing the challenge his sister left behind.
"My challenge instead of judging others is to do what Rachel did. Look for the good in other people," he told the students.
Scott, now 28, uses what happened to him the morning of the shooting as an example to never hold back from telling people how you feel about them.
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He also challenged the students to eliminate prejudice and choose positive influences.
"I've heard students say I'm a bully and I'm going to apologize. I'm going to tell my dad I love them and haven't told him in years," said Scott.
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Incumbent State Sen. Bryce Marlatt won a second term with 85 percent of the vote.
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During the holiday season, obligatory social events can serve as pressure cookers, causing long-simmering issues to a come to a boil and even explode.
Consider who's on your "naughty" list:
- The guy who lets his dog poop on your lawn? He's standing by the meatball appetizers. Here's your chance to tell him off.
- The colleague who takes credit for your work? She just poured herself another Cosmo. Perhaps an "accidental" bump would cause that drink to spill on her skimpy dress.
- At the family feast, the uncle who drinks too much and starts attacking your political views? Would it be so wrong to slip something into his next drink?
- On New Year's Eve, you're bound to see that "frenemy" who told your entire book club that deep, dark secret you revealed during a GNO. It's tempting to share something about her, isn't it?
And yet, those emotions—and especially thoughts of revenge—seem flat-out wrong during this season, which offers time to convene and connect; to reflect; to give time, gifts and spirit; to sing; to shop, wrap, send and receive; to decorate, host and visit; to bake and certainly to eat.
At the dawning of a new year, I'd like to offer a plea for forgiveness – first and foremost for myself, but also for any of you readers who could use some gentle prodding.
According the Mayo Clinic online, forgiveness "is a decision to let go of resentment and thoughts of revenge. [It} can help you focus on other, positive parts of your life…[and]can even lead to feelings of understanding, empathy and compassion for the one who hurt you."
Perhaps most important, the Mayo Clinic site states that "forgiveness doesn't mean that you deny the other person's responsibility for hurting you, and it doesn't minimize or justify the wrong. You can forgive the person without excusing the act. Forgiveness brings a kind of peace that helps you go on with life.
Not only will forgiveness add levity to gatherings, but it will also make you healthier and happier. To read more on the health benefits of forgiveness, and how you can incorporate it into your own life, click here for the entire PermissionSlips post. My friend and colleague Carol Gullstad and I alternate updating our blog every Monday. Thanks for your continued readership, and have a wonderful New Year.


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- Heat vegetable oil in a skillet over medium heat and brown chicken tenderloins on both sides, about 5 minutes per side. Pour tomato sauce mixture over the chicken, bring to a simmer, and cook over medium-low heat until chicken tenderloins are no longer pink inside, about 8 minutes. Transfer chicken to a bowl and shred; return shredded chicken to the sauce. Mix in black beans and cream cheese until thoroughly combined.
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Yum. OH! I made this as a one-dish crockpot recipe and it was delicious. I used chicken breasts, not tenders, adding them raw to the seasoned tomato sauce mixture and cooking it all on LO for 3.5 hrs (less for tenders). After adding in the rest and topping with the corn muffin mix, I cooked on HI for 1.5 hours. Next time I'll add diced onion (1 sm) and 1-2 cloves minced garlic to the tomato sauce mixture, but even as is, this was great, and a keeper. Thanks for posting!
This was so simple and fantastic! I added red bell pepper, onion, and minced garlic; and substituted Costco rotisserie chicken pulled off the bone. oohlala!
This was easy and delicious. I didn't even brown the chicken first. Just simmered it with the tomato sauce. My family loved it.
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Girl's basketball games between Jacksonville and John Tyler have been moved from Tuesday night to Monday night, according to Jacksonville Independent School District superintendent Dr. Joe Wardell.
All games will be played at the JHS Gymnasium (upper gym) and will start at 5 p.m. when the freshmen Maidens and Lady Lions do battle.
The junior varsity tilt will tip off around 6:15 p.m., with the varsity contest slated to tip off about 7:30 p.m.
The varsity girl's game was originally scheduled to be played at 6 p.m. Tuesday, just prior to the long-anticipated match up between the Fight'n Indian and the Lion varsities.
School district officials deemed that Monday would be a more suitable date, due to limited seating at the JHS Gymnasium and an anticipated great demand for tickets for Tuesday's games.
"We made this decision with safety being our primary concern," Wardell said. "We're hoping that by moving the girls games to Monday night that that will ease some of the demand for tickets on Tuesday night."
Doors should open shortly before 5 p.m. on Monday, according to Deena Brand, administrative assistant at Jacksonville High School.
On Tuesday, ticket sales will begin around 4:30 p.m., which is subject to change, if needed, at the discretion of JISD athletic director Chris Taber.
On both nights, the District 16-4A ticket policy will be strictly adhered to.
All patrons entering the gym must purchase a ticket and enter the building at the time the ticket is bought.
Anyone leaving the gym, must buy another ticket (if available) for re-entry into the facility.
The official capacity of the JHS Gymnasium is 750.