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Friday, April 25, 2014
By NANCY HEISER
There are so many newish Asian restaurants in Cumberland County that reviewing them all would stretch into winter. For this column, I thought I'd concentrate on one traditional Vietnamese dish, a bowl of pho, at a few of them to see how they compared.
Saigon serves its beef pho with a plate of fresh basil, bean sprouts, lime and jalapeno pepper slices, and hot oil. It comes with a small bowl of tofu soup, top, as a starter. In the pho pictured are beef broth, noodles, onion, Asian cilantro and four kinds of meat.
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LEMONGRASS, 212 Maine St., Brunswick
725-9008; lemongrassme.com
HOURS: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday and Sunday; 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday; after Memorial Day, closing will be one hour later
CREDIT CARDS: Mastercard, Visa, Diners Club, Discover
BAR: Beer in bottles and wine
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: A half step at entrance
LITTLE SAIGON, 44 Maine St., Brunswick. 725-1888
HOURS: 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday to Thursday; until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: All major
BAR: Full, with specialty cocktails
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Yes
SAIGON, 795 Forest Ave., Portland. 874-6666
HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily, until 10 p.m. Friday and Saturday
CREDIT CARDS: Visa, Mastercard, American Express
BAR: Beer and wine
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS: Yes
ALL THREE RESTAURANTS offer vegetarian and gluten-free dishes, take reservations and welcome children.
BOTTOM LINE: Fill up on Vietnamese comfort food with a bowl of pho -- rice noodles, aromatic broth and herbs -- at one of the Vietnamese restaurants in your neighborhood. It's an entire meal. If you crave something else, the menus vary widely between these three establishments, so check online on their websites or at Urban Spoon.
Ratings follow this scale and take into consideration food, atmosphere, service and value:
• Poor
•• Fair
•••• Excellent
••••• Extraordinary
The Maine Sunday Telegram visits an establishment twice if the first dining experience was unsatisfactory. The reviewer dines anonymously.
Pho is a traditional noodle soup of Vietnam, a comforting bowl of broth brimming with rice noodles and garnished with bite-sized sections of meat. (Say "fuh" instead of "faux," and you'll sound good.)
A heap of mung bean sprouts, sprigs of Thai basil, slices of chili pepper (usually jalapeno here in the Northeast), and other seasonings are served on the side. It's sold at street stalls in Vietnam and commonly slurped for breakfast.
And slurp is about right. Consumption is often a two-handed affair, with spoon in one hand, chopsticks in another, and a fair amount of shoveling going on. You have to all but stick your whole head in the bowl, and many Vietnamese do.
Saigon restaurant in Portland, open since 2010, serves pho at all hours. The eatery on the outer stretch of Forest Avenue is cheery and homey, the service warm and helpful.
And oh my, the pho. It was clear like a consomme, rich and light at once, complex and aromatic with a mingling of spices hinted at but not seen -- star anise and charred ginger among them. The soup's rice noodles had a firm but silky texture. Thin beef slices, touted as rare on the menu, were cooked through when the bowl came to the table.
Accompaniments arrived beforehand -- Thai basil, culantro (aka Thai cilantro; the leaves resemble dandelion greens and taste similar to the cilantro most of us know), lime and chili slices. One breaks these up into the bowl not only for taste enhancement, but also to tickle the nose and clear the head.
A hoisin sauce and spicy, red-hot infusion came alongside too. It's $7.95 for a "small," filling a bowl. That or a medium is all any appetite would ever need. This vessel of delight earned •••• and set the standard for all pho to follow.
The Asian restaurant boom has come to the Brunswick area in a big way. Brunswick and Topsham now have 15 Asian restaurants between them. Joining old standbys such as China Rose and Bangkok Garden are other spots serving Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese and Asian fusion cuisine.
Two new Vietnamese restaurants bookend Brunswick's Maine Street. Lemongrass is up by Bowdoin College, and Little Saigon is near the Route 1 underpass. Lemongrass has an airy Asian feel, with photographs of Vietnamese countryside on the wall, parchment cut-out window shades and fresh flowers. Alan Hoang, chef and owner, opened this spot one year ago this month.
Little Saigon, open since mid-March, occupies the former upscale Clementine's, and benefits from its predecessor's thoughtful design of nooks and crannies and warm-colored walls. A mounted television in a central spot and another video screen that beams pictures of dishes on the menu detract from what could be a handsome atmosphere.
Cuong Ly owns Little Saigon, which bills itself as a noodle bar. He sold China Rose and its two affiliates, and is concentrating on the lighter and healthier Vietnamese cuisine he says people are interested in. He also owns Little Tokyo in Brunswick.
Lemongrass' beef pho came with lots of thin slices of beef that retained a little pink, dunked in right before serving to cook just a smidge. Nice. ($8.95). The rice noodles were broad like linguine, firm yet silky, and easy to slide down.
Alongside came the usual garnishes, minus the Thai cilantro. In that regard, Portland's Saigon gets a slight edge. The broth here had almost the same deliciously complex flavor; it too was clear but a little more golden in color. This is another pho to follow, at •••½ .
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The courtyard is simply magical.
Great Setting - Excellent Food – Le Colonial is such a pleasure to visit. The dining room and patio are so beautiful, it feels like you are in a different world.
I ordered a mojito, the filet mignon and the delicious rice. Everything was fantastic!
Beautiful setting for a lovely night of dining – Celebrated my Birthday here last night. Wow, a treat for sure. The drinks were tasty, the food over the top delicious and the atmosphere an equation for a successful night. Try the Banana wrapped fish dish, the fillet migon cube and the Jasmine rice-sensational! Not to mention the artfully prepared banana split dessert.
Customer Service Has Never Tasted So Good – I have not had such EXCELLENT customer service since I dined out of state in New Orleans @ Nola.(An Emmeril restaurant) Let me begin with this: I felt transported back in time to a trading post in a productive era by walking down a Tenderloin alley. The decor was french w/ asian flair & old world accents. (we were told this was the old Trader Vic restaurant) The hostess was prompt & gracious while leading us to our seats. My guest & I sat at a rear booth that gave a picturesque view of the whole dining area we were in. Our server was instantly at the table offering beginning beverages. Also, a step behind was a man I assumed was the owner greeting us warmly & asking us to enjoy our meal. I asked our server to begin with what he thought was appropriate. He brought a signature Pura Vida which teleported me to a tropical local. The subtle jalapeno hint was not overpowering & fresh. My guest received a light cucumber gimlet which disappeared & before she could ask for another the server said he needed to remedy the issue, quickly bringing another. He then discussed the finer points of the menu & then spoke on the specials. We asked him to put down what he thought we'd appreciate.(Crazy, right?) He said the specials were the perfect "surf & turf" & dashed off. In between the wine master(sommelier), came to see what we had ordered and decided we needed a white as well as a red to try. (Who am I to protest?) I knew I'd be sitting for awhile. He returned with a crisp Gewurztraminer & a Pinot Noir.(it did not agree with me) When I told him that it was not my taste & I was more of a Zin girl, he vanished & returned w/ a fruitful Zinfandel. First came the tasting platter. Best thing on that plate: the mini drummettes & spring rolls w/ lettuce wrap. Honorable mention to the pork ribs w/ 5 spice. Out came the next special dish, a melt in your mouth ahi tartar on avocado w/ taro chips. We could not decided on the eggplant or the coconut rice & the server said he would bring both. The egglplant had so much extra on it, people who dislike eggplant would have ate it! The rice is something you just have to go try for yourself..no word...no words... As for the perfect "surf & turf, that consisted of the BEST lobster I have ever had in my life, over baby bok choy & an infused butter. The cut of steak was so lean & seared to an exquisite medium rare(I didn't even have to ask)& it could be cut with a butter knife. Now I wish I could stop there, but where would I be without desert? I thought by sharing one, we wouldnt feel so guilty. Get the picture of what you think a banana split is out of your head!! Le Colonial has revamped it so splendidly you won't miss the old version. (4 kinds of ice cream, handmade chocolate & carmel, bananas that have a sugar carmelized on them so clean that you will dream about this snack) Also, the bus staff were fast & effecient. Soon as the plate was completed it was gone from the table. There was NOTHING negative I can say about this meal. I kept thinking & thinking but there is NOTHING. The worse thing in the restaurant (not their fault)was some obnoxious man that was dining at the table adjacent to us that was saying highly inappropriate things & almost got knocked down when he was inhibiting my passing by standing in my way. (I actually had to push him out of my way)The server was polite when I would have thrown him out. Other than that I was suprised, because the crowd was a mix of twenty & thiry-somethings locals. I would have guessed it was more of a tourist spot, but as I began hearing Dj beats from upstairs(yeah, they have a dance lounge..to be reviewed @ another time),it struck me as a SF secret hangout.
POOR TASTE! We ate at Le Colonial tonight and while the food was stellar, I was very put off to see an 18% gratuity added to liquor I ordered separately. Yes, in addition to two bottles of wine, I order a $185 bottle of champagne and 2 - $150 bottles of desert wine for the table and when the bill came they had added the 18% to my $450 bill in addition to adding it to the $700 food bill - POOR TASTE! To top it off the valet charged $14!!!
It is awesome – cool place
Excellent Dining Experience – We found this restaurant in the Zagat book in the Tower at the deYoung Museum. Excellent!! We chose from the waiter Daniel's suggestions. The sea bass and pork chop entres were fabulous. The service was perfect: informative, non-invasive, prompt and genteel. Wonderful dining experience that rivals the 10.0 meal we ate at The Luxor in Las Vegas.
Diamond in the rough – All around chic. Great for a leisurely dine or a happy hour snack. The decor is exquisite and the service top notch. But be warned: they serve up a devilishly delicious scorpion bowl but if you aren't careful it will sting you! It's one of the finest cocktails around but just be sure you have enough people to enjoy it with!
TO DIE FOR MELT IN YOUR MOUTH YUMMY! – City Searchers!
Keep this place hush hush!! All I can say is this was the most amazing treat I have experienced in the city thus far!!
Came here with a party of 12 and ordered everything on the menu! including before and after drinks... so we all had a bite of something... I can not say enough about this amazing restaurant.... just do not tell anyone...
Unbelievable food, impeccible service. – My husband, 4 yr old son & I recently visited San Francisco for the 1st time - we are from the Wheeling, WV area and are appreciators of amazing and interesting food - but for us to find either, we have to drive 1 1/2 hours to either Pittsburgh, PA or 2 1/2 hours to Columbus, Ohio. For us, SFO was foodie heaven. On Sunday July 13th, we had been walking throughout the city, clutching our Fodor's guide when my husband said "Let's try this place." and off we went. Up some stairs to the beautiful outdoor atrium where some people were dining - my first impression was that we were not dressed well enough, but I saw a few others in jeans so we were ok. We were seated quickly and my son promptly fell asleep on the wall seat next to me. (Lots of walking likely took it's toll - but this was good because he was quiet.) Our waiter was Daniel and I agree with another reviewer - he was wonderful - service was perfect, he knows the menu, smiling, pleasant - could not ask for a better server. The menu has so many interesting dishes that it was difficult to pick. We started with the Banh Cuon (Steamed rice noodles stuffed with ground chicken and woodear mushrooms served with bean sprouts and chillies, nuoc cham) and Goi Cuon Ca Thu (Seared Ahi tuna summer rolls with rice noodles, English cucumber, cilantro, basil, red leaf lettuce served with ponzu sauce). IS YOUR MOUTH WATERING YET? THESE WERE JUST THE APPETIZERS! For dinner my husband had the Ca Hap La Chuoi and I had the Bo Luc Lac - we also had an extra side of Tau Hu Xao Thap Cam. My filets were the most tender beef I have ever had in my LIFE. EVERYTHING was amazing - but I have to mention the dessert, too: Coconut Panacotta- Delicate coconut panacotta served with carmelized pineapple and a pineapple sorbet. It was scrumptious - not too sweet but fluffy, smooth and delicious. We were treated very well, though we likely looked like tourists. Daniel was wonderful - NO COMPLAINTS from us. Expensive & worth it!
Good Food, Very Bad Service – The last time I visited Le Colonial SF was for my partner's birthday. It was a group of hotel sales managers and meeting plannera from the Bay Area. They were less than cordial to our goup. The hostess was extremely rude to begin with and was even ruder to one of our guests. She tried to ask the hostess for directions for her boyfriend who was on the phone and the hostess told her to tell him to check the website.
While upstairs having cocktails, the doors were open and it was a chily San Francisco night so we closed the doors. One of the staff came up to our party and said "those doors will remain open". There were a thousand other ways it could have been said. The server we had however was very nice and an excellent waiter. He seemed a little embarassed by some of the other restaurant staff.
A group of mine wanted to host a party of (20) for a dinner. I made reservations and had requests in order to get them paid in advance. No one ever called me back. When i called to ask what was happening a week later the girl on the phone told me her manager was out and that she wasn't sure they were holding my reservation any longer. I asked her if there was anyone else that could assist and she seemed put out. I told her that I would just cancel my reservation if they couldn't accommodate. She then said that I was rude and she didn't have to put up with it. Needless to say I cancelled my party of (20).
BOTTOM LINE: The food is good but nothing to write home about and the attitudes of some of the employees is awful. If you want great French Vietnamese food, Slanted Door is a much better option. Happy Dining.
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Once again, Brooklyn artists return to transform tables into works of art for the dinner in our Beaux-Arts Court. Enjoy cocktails amidst a specially-created installation. Finally, dance the night away to live music at the After-Party.
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Jacksonville Easter Egg Hunt
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Lincoln Jaycees Easter Egg Hunt
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Buffalo Easter Egg Hunt
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The Bachelor of Science in Bioinformatics at St. Edward's engages you in the scientific quest to transform vast amounts of biological data into useable human knowledge. This degree prepares you for careers in a field that originated with the challenge of assembling the human genome. Bioinformatics continues to evolve with the growing sophistication and volume of data describing biological systems.
We emphasize experiential learning. You'll enroll in at least three semesters of research courses and join a student-faculty research group with the goal of producing and presenting professional-level work.
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As a BS in Bioinformatics major, you'll explore the application of computational techniques (computer science, mathematics and statistics) to model biological systems. Students with backgrounds in natural sciences, mathematics and computer science are best suited for this degree. You'll learn how to apply and develop computationally intensive techniques — such as pattern matching, machine learning algorithms, statistical analysis of microarray and next-generation sequence data — to build a systems view of biological processes.
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The NBA season was slipping away as Thanksgiving 2011 approached.
The league and the National Basketball Players Assn. were so far apart in labor negotiations that players took the drastic step of dissolving their union by filing a disclaimer of interest, allowing them to initiate class-action antitrust lawsuits against the league. Based on Commissioner David Stern's insistence that the NBA would need 30 days from the time a handshake deal was reached until the season could start, prospects were bleak for preserving the showcase Christmas Day schedule.
After more than a week without talks, negotiators met on the Tuesday before Thanksgiving. By the early hours of Saturday, Nov. 26, they had forged a new collective bargaining agreement. The NBA tipped off a shortened season on Dec. 25 before TV audiences that were substantially larger than those of the year before.
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The NHL has followed the NBA's path in many ways: by adopting a salary cap, turning its All-Star game into a weekend gala, and in hiring former NBA executive Gary Bettman as its commissioner. But it won't also be announcing a Thanksgiving weekend labor agreement.
The two sides are expected to speak by phone on Friday, but if anything, the NHL's self-destruction is expected to continue with the cancellations of games into mid-December and the Jan. 27 All-Star game. And the NHL Players' Assn. is said to be considering decertifying the union, according to people who are familiar with the situation but aren't authorized to speak about it publicly.
Buffalo Sabres goaltender Ryan Miller told Canada's Globe and Mail on Thursday he favors decertification after seeing NFL and NBA players apply pressure by using that option in their labor disputes last year.
"It is apparent that until decertification is filed, there will not be any real movement or negotiation," Miller said. "Decertification becomes part of the script because Gary Bettman and the owners are trying to get a sense of how far they can push us and at some point we have to say, 'Enough.'
"They want to see if we will take a bad deal because we get desperate or if we have the strength to push back. Decertification is a push back and should show we want a negotiation and a fair deal on at least some of our terms."
Mathematically, the NHL and the union don't seem far apart. Philosophically, they're facing off across the Grand Canyon.
After negotiations that halted Wednesday for Thanksgiving, NHLPA Executive Director Donald Fehr put the gap at $182 million over a five-year deal. In addition to a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenues the NHLPA proposed that players get $393 million to "make whole" salaries that will be dented by escrow payments as they go to a 50% share after getting 57% last season. The NHL has proposed $211 million in "make whole" payments over a seven-year agreement.
The NHL's objection is that those payments would likely put players' share of hockey-related revenues over 50% in the first four years of the deal based on projections of revenues decreasing from last season's $3.3 billion because of damage inflicted by the lockout. The NHL wants to hold firm at 50%.
In addition, the NHL dislikes the union's proposal that "beginning with the second year of the Agreement, players' share, expressed in dollars, may not fall below its value for the prior season." The league read that as saying it would shoulder the whole burden if revenues decline and it wants players to share any pain.
There are other differences. The NHL wants a maximum of five years for players' contracts to avoid long, salary cap-circumventing deals and would delay salary arbitration and unrestricted free agency a year. The union opposes those concepts, feeling it has conceded enough financially and shouldn't concede more.
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As a communications software company we're always innovating, making sure our products are on track – or even better, setting the trend. So when it comes to our new social media monitoring and engagement application, Engage121, we're continuing to evolve the product in real time – making it more valuable with every day that passes. Today we're updating Engage121 with several exciting user interface (UI) and data-management improvements to give our customers a more intuitive and powerful experience. Here's what's on tap for an update later today…
User Interface Improvements
Engage121's Evaluate module supports thirteen different types of charts reflecting data that measure Reach, Engagements, Outcomes, and Activity on the social web. The quantity and quality of Engage121's data is fantastic – and only getting better – but as the saying goes, "a picture is worth a thousand words." With that in mind, we've made some changes to the way data is visualized in charts so that creating and interpreting graphs is a faster process.
All roads lead to Rome (but they take different routes!)
Facebook, twitter, linkedin, yelp, foursquare – collectively they all help make up your social media presence. But you do different things on each platform – and so does your audience. To help our customers understand their social media presence with more insight, most charts in the Reach and Outcomes categories can now be separated by platform. After today you'll be able to see exactly what the buzz is on Twitter, all other social media sites, blogs, and traditional media – broken out by category; you'll also being able to separate your "share of voice" along the same lines. It's great to know where you are with your social media presence, but wouldn't you like to know how you got there?
Making a mountain (cause mole hills are boring)
From their snow capped peaks to their dark, cool valleys – the variety of the mountain landscape captivates. So we thought we'd make our charts look like them! Both the "buzz" and "sentiment" charts are now portrayed as mountain charts – letting you see how your buzz breaks down by platform and your sentiment by tonality. By quickly glancing at the charts you'll be able to understand where you're being talked about, how loudly, and in what tones. Tell us that's not exciting!
A place for your stuff
Our data's comprehensive, it's accurate, and it's pretty – but there's room for your data too! From the beginning we've given users the ability to upload their own figures into any chart so that they could discern a relationship between say, retweets and sales, or check-ins and store traffic. Now we're letting you name that data so that you know exactly what you're looking at on any chart.
Remember, unlike other social media software providers we don't place limits on the number of charts, searches, or mentions we show you! So bring your data and put it next to ours – there's plenty of room!
Dude, where's my chart?!
With thirteen charts to choose from across four measurement categories, there's room for interpretation: is a FourSquare check-in an Engagement or an Outcome? The result of such queries was that charts didn't necessarily display where a user thought they would. We fixed that. Now when viewing any of the four sections – Reach, Engagements, Outcomes, or Activity – users will only be able to create charts that are relevant to that section. Want to create a FourSquare check-in chart? Do so in the Engagements section. Need a "share of voice" chart? You'll find that in the Outcomes section. Users no longer face the hazard of creating a chart in one section, only to find it in another. If a chart is created, it will appear right in front of you!
Data Management
Data is just a bunch of numbers – it's how you manage it that counts. Sourcing and parsing data is a big part of what we do in order to make our customers lives easier, so we've made a couple of improvements upon Engage121's ability to shape data into meaningful insights. Today's update offers a combination of new data with better ways of organizing it.
Let's (not) ride the roller coaster!
Recently we noticed that our keyword-driven charts, such as "buzz" and "share of voice" were too dynamic: it was possible to change data categories without changing the chart. In other words, if you started a chart monitoring buzz around the word "coffee" and then changed the word to "tea" a few days later, the graph would continue by simply jumping from the last "coffee" data point to the first "tea" data point, producing some very strange charts indeed. You can still monitor as many keywords as you'd like, but once you save the chart with chosen keywords – you can't change it; if you want to monitor additional keywords a new chart has to be created. The upshot? Unlimited charts – just no inexplicable roller coasters anymore!
Living your life one day at a time
One day at a time is a good motto – it keeps you focused on the present without stressing about the future. But it's also nice to look at your life in its entirety to see where you've been and what you've done. The same thing goes for link tracking. You generate hundreds of links on twitter, facebook, blogs, and other platforms – all of which persist for weeks or even months. We're now offering link tracking data that allows you to simultaneously visualize click activity on your links one day at a time, as well as over the life of the link. Now you know how many people click on your link on Tuesday and how many people clicked on the link overall!
Coming soon to a theater near you!
As part of this update – but coming just a day later than the rest of the improvements – we're incorporating YouTube channel subscribers into the "fans and followers" chart. In about 48 hours you'll get to see just how many people are tuning in to your channel and compare those stats alongside your fan/follower count on other platforms like facebook and twitter. More exciting updates are coming and we're always looking for feedback, so stay tuned!
In the meantime, shoot us an answer to this question in the comments section: can you remember a time when a chart fundamentally changed your perception of an issue, whether business or personal? Tell us about it!


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TWU's chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, chartered in 1980, seeks to recognize the academic excellence of its outstanding student citizens. Each year, the chapter initiates new members, recognizes eligible juniors and seniors, and sponors local scholarships for student members. Additionally, our chapter has nominated one student member for the national fellowship competition for several of the last years - each of these nominees has received a fellowship award.
With 30 faculty and staff PKP members on campus, TWU's chapter benefits from involvement of faculty and staff who care about the quality of their students education and who enjoy the honor bestowed upon their eligible students who elect to join the Honor Society.
TWU PKP has over 470 active members. In Spring 2013, we initiated 171 new members, including seven faculty/staff member and one alumna. The chapter maintains social networking sites through Facebook, Blackboard and LinkedIn, in addition maintaining a WordPress blog.
National Information
Founded in 1897 at the University of Maine, Phi Kappa Phi is the nation's oldest, largest, and most selective honor society for all academic disciplines. Its chapters are on more than 300 campuses in the United States, Puerto Rico, and the Philippines. Each year, approximately 30,000 members are initiated.
Since its founding, Phi Kappa Phi has initiated more than 1 million members into its ranks; all of these members have received emblems and certificates of membership. However, Phi Kappa Phi is much more than an emblem and a line on a résumé. It is a global network comprised of the best and brightest from all academic disciplines - a community of scholars and professionals building an enduring legacy for future generations. [from www.phikappaphi.org]
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- Must be an outstanding student of sound character, enrolled at a college or university with a Phi Kappa Phi Chapter.
- Juniors must have completed 72 credit hours and rank in the top 7.5% of their class.
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On the ski mountain, Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club-trained athletes made a name for their hometown, prevailing in high-level events in all three disciplines of freestyle, snowboard, and alpine.
Norwood and Telluride runners sprint to the top in 2010
Neighboring high schools Telluride and Norwood were all the buzz in the running world in 2010, thanks to a flurry of state title-winning athletes making waves during both the spring track and field and the fall cross-country seasons.
NHS sophomore Lindsey Stindt became a double State Champion after the 2010 State Track and Field meet in Denver in May, capturing gold in the 300 m. hurdles as well as the long jump.
And in November, THS' boys cross-country team handily won the 2A 2010 state title, thanks in part to Ty Williams' repeat win of the individual title. Not only did this relatively unknown team take the State Champ title (Telluride's cross-country team is only three years old), they also crushed the previous 2A team record, scoring 15 points. Their closest competitor, Lyons, finished with 38 points. THS runners Colten Rogers and Nathan Loomis finished in the top ten, with Rogers in sixth and Loomis in eighth.
Telluride's girls also followed through with a gutsy performance at State, with three runners – Rachel Hampton, Josephine Bush and Jessie Hild – racing to fifth place as a team.
San Miguel County teams prove to be volleyball powerhouses
It was a year of firsts for both the Lady Mavericks and the Lady Miners volleyball teams: Both squads won berths into their respective Regional tournaments for the first time in many years (Norwood is a 1A school, Telluride competes in the 2A division.)
Norwood broke out of the regular season this fall with an outstanding 22-1 record, thus garnering their first trip to the Regional Tournament in nearly a decade. With a Regional Tournament win over closest competitors Vail-Christian, the Ladies went on to the 1A State Volleyball Tournament in Denver – the first time a Norwood volleyball team has done so in close to twenty years.
Although the 2010 Norwood Lady Mavericks volleyball team fell short of making it to the semi-finals at the 1A State volleyball tournament in November, Coach Sheri Hardman admitted the story of Norwood High School volleyball was far from over.
"There was this feeling like, 'We can play here, we can beat these teams," Hardman said, recalling the feeling amongst NHS' volleyball players as they watched the championship match between Otis and Fleming.
Meanwhile Telluride's volleyball team also emerged from the shadows in 2010, powering through a comeback win at their home-hosted Divisionals tournament to win the #2 seed into the Regional tournament. Telluride did not advance to the State Tournament this year, but with a roster of returning players, coach Fawnda Rogers expects another Regionals bid in the upcoming 2011 season.
TSSC Progeny ascends to great heights
Telluride Ski and Snowboard-trained freestyle athlete Joe Discoe has been in the headlines for some time. But 2010 marked this Ridgway native's greatest accomplishment, with Discoe winning his career-first U.S. Nationals title at the Sprint U.S. Freestyle Championships in March in Squaw Valley (where he beat out Olympic mogul skiers for the single moguls win). Two-thousand-ten marked Discoe's first year on the U.S. Ski Team. He began the 2010-2011 season with a tenth-place finish at the World Cup event hosted in Beida Lake, China, on December 21.
And in more recent freestyle news, TSSC's Zak Watkins won the dual moguls competition at the U.S. Selections event in Steamboat Springs on December 22. The win puts Watkins among the country's best up-and-coming mogul skiers. He also placed third in single moguls the day before, while teammate Lane Stoltzner finished second in the U.S. Selections single moguls event held on December 19.
Thanks in great part to this flurry of exceptional finishes from his TSSC trained skiers, Telluride Freestyle Team's Director and Head Coach Caleb Martin was named the United States Freestyle Coach of the Year at the end of the 2009-10 ski season.
It was also a year of firsts for TSSC alumni Fern Miller, who made her first career World Cup appearance at the LG FIS Snowboard World Cup Parallel Giant Slalom (PGS) event, held on her home mountain of Telluride earlier this month. Miller got her start racing with TSSC, but has since graduated to the FAST (First Alpine Snowboard Team), currently based in Park City, Utah.
Rounding out TSSC's competitive cache in 2010 was its alpine team's Victor Major, who competed at the U.S. National Alpine Championships – the first time in the organization's history that one of its members reached the highest level of U.S. ski racing competition. Major has since graduated to the Team Summit program, but he has left a hefty reputation in his wake among the alpine team's younger up-and-coming members.
Ridgway/Ouray Rivalry Heats Up in State Basketball Consolation Final
Both Ridgway and Ouray's boys' basketball teams survived the rollercoaster ride of Regionals and the first round of the State tournament last March, with both teams climbing to the Final Four at the One-A State Tournament in Pueblo.
The fierce Ridgway/Ouray basketball rivalry didn't die, not even after both teams had lost to their Final Four adversaries. Rather, the teams from two neighboring towns met one another for the fifth time this season this month in the State Consolation Final, in the fight for Colorado's third place ranking.
At the end of a characteristically fiery match, it was the Demons who emerged with the slim four-point victory over their toughest league rivals, taking the third-place title in the process.
Montrose High Places Third in State 4A Wrestling Competition
The Montrose High School wrestling team capped off an impressive season last February when the team took third place in the state 4A wrestling tournament under the lights of the Pepsi Center in Denver.
Senior Jordan Passehl won first place in his weight class after an undefeated season. Montrose junior Bryce Gaber placed second in the 171 pounds class – to first-place winner Josh VanTine, of Broomfield. Montrose senior Braxten Franz came in second in the 215 pounds class, losing to Coltin OsterMiller of Ridgview Academy.
"Most of these kids have been wrestling since they were 8 years old, and all of them have gone through peewee programs," Head Coach Kevin Passehl said after the tournament. "They've worked hard and are very disciplined. People don't realize how hard they work – which is why they ended up with 17 (wins) finishing the season."
For Second Straight Year, Mavericks Football Makes a Playoff Run
Signifying a the building of a strong football foundation at Norwood High School, the Mavericks made another strong run at an eight-man state football championship.
For the second year in a row, the Mavericks celebrated and undefeated season until it suffered a season-ending playoff loss, this time at the hands of Caliche High School on Nov. 20 by a score of 41-0.
Up until the 2009 season, the Mavericks hadn't won the eight-man Western Division in 13 years, and have since competed to go to the state championship game twice. While this year's the semifinal loss comes with disappointment, Head Coach Tom LaFramboise believes a strong football foundation has been laid and sees further success in Norwood's football future.


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Congratulations to LJ's 2013 Paralibrarian of the Year, Clancy Pool, St. John Branch (SJB) of Whitman County Rural Library District (WCRLD), Washington. WashingtonWh.
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Baseball allows only 10 of its 30 teams to play in postseason, which is a reasonable number. That's only 30 percent. The NFL, which is the nation's most popular sports league today by far, has 12 of 32, which is 37.5, while the NBA and NHL each allow 16 of 30 teams advance, which is more than half.
I like the wild card in baseball. I like making two teams who didn't win their division face off and play a game. They wear out one of their starting pitchers, which gives an advantage to the division winner they play next, which is as it should be. Teams that win the division deserve a break more significant than home-field advantage.
The NFL has eight division winners, but only four get a bye through the first round. That's not exactly fair to the four division winners who have to play in the first round.
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There Is Some High Praise for Gus Bradley around the NFL
Jan 15, 2013, 2:57 PM EDT
There are endorsements, and then there are glowing
endorsements. And then there is what Gus Bradley's peers have been saying about
Bradley arrived in Philadelphia this afternoon for a second
interview for the Eagles' head coaching vacancy, and the buzz is he could be
offered the job today. While most fans seem to be enthusiastic about the
possible selection, many coaches around the league believe emphatically that
this is the right man for the job.
We know Gus can coach defense, as evidenced by what he has
done over four seasons with the Seattle Seahawks. 2012 was his best effort yet
coordinating their defense, which finished fourth in the NFL in yards, and number
one in points allowed.
That's great and all, but it doesn't necessarily make him a
great head coach. If those numbers don't do it for you, maybe the words of Pete
Carroll and Monte Kiffin will do it for you.
Here's Carroll in an ESPN.com story about Bradley's
"He's got a brilliant football
mind," Seahawks coach Peter Carroll said this week. "He's got a way
of reaching people and touching people and getting the best out of them,
coaches and players alike. He's got everything that you're looking for."
Okay, Carroll might be a little biased because Bradley works
for him. He has to say to nice things about the guy as long as he intends to
have him back if this head coach thing doesn't work out – although it seems
unlikely Bradley wouldn't get hired by somebody.
Kiffin of course is the legendary mastermind behind the
Tampa Cover 2 scheme, and as the recently hired defensive coordinator in
Dallas, is under no such obligation to speak highly of Bradley. Yet he first
recommended Bradley to then-Seattle chief Jim Mora, describing him as a "once-in-a-lifetime
coach." What does he think, Phil Sheridan?
"He was born to be a head
coach," he said. "I'll tell you that right now. I promise you. He
will be a head coach in the NFL and a good one.
"He's great with players. They
really respond to him. They work hard for him. He's a great people person. The
fans will love him. The players will love him. Everybody in the building will
love him.
"He's tough, but he knows when
to pull off. He knows when to be tough and when not to be tough."
Bradley got his start in the NFL as quality control and then
a linebackers coach under Kiffin and Jon Gruden at Tampa Bay, so I guess it's
natural he would only have good things to say, too. Still, this is nothing like
the tepid-by-comparison endorsement Peyton Manning gave Denver offensive
coordinator Mike McCoy a few weeks back, saying he's paid his dues and all
sorts of other comments that played it safe.
According to those
who have worked with him closest, Bradley is a hell of a coach. Now what's the
latest on the Eagles hiring him?
We don't know, but Kiffin added this in Sheridan's story
from last week:
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As corporate earnings season passes the halfway point, results have been good enough but not particularly good, signaling that a hoped-for strong surge in the second half could be elusive.
In fact, were it not for a robust financial sector, profit on the S&P 500 would be tracking negative 1.6 percent, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch consensus estimates.
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Instead, investors have been left to sort through the numbers to find companies that stand out.
"The trajectory of estimates had been sharply negative leading into the reporting season, enabling companies to beat a lowered bar," Adam Parker, chief market strategist at Morgan Stanley, said in an earnings analysis. "Nevertheless, fundamentals appear to be in focus as the market is differentiating between companies, with misses being punished and beats being rewarded."
The earnings scorecard shows nearly 300 companies on the S&P 500 reporting, with 66 percent topping Wall Street expectations.
However, just four of the index's 10 sectors are seeing earnings growth, with financials boasting a whopping 24.7 percent increase and materials showing an ugly 11.7 percent loss. Of the six positive sectors, industrials are barely above water and healthcare is tracking at less than a 2 percent increase, according to S&P Capital IQ.
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Actual revenue growth has been even less attractive.
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The outlook is not particularly encouraging, either.
Of the 54 companies that had provided guidance through Friday, 20 were negative, 14 positive and 11 in-line—particularly troubling considering that current expectations are for 4.9 percent third-quarter growth and 10.8 percent in the fourth quarter.
Overall, earnings per share for the entire index have risen to $27.13, 1 percent higher than projections at the start of the season.
Companies that have beaten on both earnings and sales are outperforming the S&P 500 by 2.3 percentage points in the five days after reporting, BofAML said. Companies missing on both have under-performed by 5 percentage points in the five days after and by 8.4 percentage points since the beginning of earnings season.
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Conventional wisdom, though, that investors would focus more on sales than profits has not necessarily held up.
"Earnings may be more of a focus than sales, as performance spreads generated by earnings beats and misses have been more pronounced than those based on top-line surprises," Savita Subramanian, equity and quant strategist at BofAML, said in a note.
One telling factor about investor psychology is that earnings misses have been punished far more than beats have been rewarded, likely in reaction to a failure to beat such modest expectations.
Companies that have fallen short of the Street view have fallen an average 2.56 percent on their reporting day, Bespoke Investment Group said, while those that have beaten gained just 1.34 percent.
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One interesting bit of trivia: Information technology has shown a 6.1 percent decrease in earnings yet has the highest beat rate at 71.3 percent.
So while the market's path of least resistance has been clearly higher, a messy earnings season has given investors some discomfiting things to mull.
"Consumer discretionary and technology stocks that have missed estimates have gotten crushed," Bespoke said in a report. "Investors were clearly expecting a lot out of these sectors heading into earnings season, and companies that have not lived up to expectations have been taken to the woodshed."
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Welcome to Cage Match, a new article series pitting the fantasy merits of players up against each other and seeing what shakes out. The first rule of Cage Match is you definitely do talk about Cage Match. Spread the word, I love the attention!
Now I won't lie, I'm feel a little bit like Shang Tsung from the Mortal Kombat series. Maybe I don't have my own private island, and I'm definitely not eating anyone's soul (or so you think!) but I do have this column, and a proverbial cage within which I will pit the greatest combatants in our world against each other in a fight for supremacy.
Milan Lucic – LW – Boston Bruins – 6'3" 228 lbs. Drafted 50th overall 2006.
Alex Burrows – LW – Vancouver Canucks – 6'1" 190 lbs. Undrafted.
Round One
This is an interesting match because this is one of the few comparisons where we'd rather see these guys literally thrown into a cage to do battle. It's actually a shame they play in opposite conferences. They've only played each other three times over the course of their careers and have never fought. That's one I'd pay to see!
Both Lucic and Burrows broke onto the scene three years ago (2008-09), combining the ability to mesh with the elite players on their respective teams with their well established propensity for pugnacity. This pushed their point production well beyond their preconceived limits. Lucic and Burrows quickly became rotisserie monsters. A LW who could get you 20 goals and over 100 PIM was (and still is) pure gold but the fact you almost certainly were able to pluck them for free off the waiver wire for free had you falling head over heels.
After that season, some bought the koolaid but others didn't and it's really been a mixed bag ever since. Beyond that fabled 2008-09 season Burrows and Lucic have alternated disappointing injury plagued seasons with ludicrous stat stuffed ones.
In 2009-10 Burrows became the "Third Sedin" as he compiled a rotisserie season for the ages with 35 goals, 67 points to go along with all his juicy peripherals. That season, however, Lucic took a step back, battling injuries and recording only 20 points and 44 PIM over a 50 game season.
2010-11 was a brand new season for both of them though. Burrows quickly discovered what the injury bug was all about, missing the first 10 games of the season with shoulder surgery and falling short of the lofty expectations he'd set for himself, reaching only 48 points and 77 PIM. Lucic went the other direction playing a full season again and set career highs with 30 goals and 62 points while getting back in the PIM column with 121.
Recency bias may lead you to believe that Lucic is the better own but don't be so quick to jump to that conclusion. Pitting their best seasons against each other, it's very difficult to discern a clear winner.
Burrows (09/10)
Lucic (10/11)
Lucic is the better powerplay performer as he garners 2:30 minutes of PP ice time per game while Burrows skates for a mere minute per game on the man advantage. SOG are in Burrows' favour but Lucic is rapidly gaining in this category.
Plus/Minus is largely dependent on teammates, so good luck resolving that one. Now havin said that, Burrows has only once been a minus player and has spent the last three seasons north of plus-20. Lucic has been much more volatile in this statistic so far in his career so let's give this one to Burrows
Burrows also has the advantage of a better track record in goal scoring having scored at least 25 in each of the last three seasons but Lucic hitting 30 this season and having much more powerplay time has him narrowing this gap.
PIM have long been in Burrows' favour but that's slipped from his grasp. The past four seasons have seen Burrows' PIM total fall steadily from 179 in '08, down to just 77 this season. His responsibilities have grown over the years and he can no longer be the menace he once was. This season was Lucic's opportunity to take PIM by the horns and he did not disappoint.
I'm scoring that one 2-2-2, dead even. It's largely still anyone's guess who'll survive this epic battle over the long haul but I believe that age is the deciding factor. Many people don't realize (because of how late he broke into the NHL) that Burrows is 30. He has seven years on Lucic, or rather Lucic has seven more years to dole out his particular brand of punishment on opponents, his and yours alike. At only 22 years old, Lucic has already become one of the premier power forwards in the NHL and has a bright future ahead of him.
Also consider what Lucic accomplished this season without any elite point producing teammates. He led the Bruins in goals and tied for the team lead in points. Burrows had two teammates in the top four in scoring, and three in the top 15. Lucic clearly did more with less this season.
I give them both the extreme upside of 40 goals, 75 points and 200 PIM, but if I were to bet on one getting there, it would definitely be Lucic. I like to play by the old rule of thumb that a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush and until this season Burrows was firmly in hand. Then Lucic came flying out of the bush and squatting right in my palm. What's a man to do? If I'm in a one year pool, next season, I hold fast with Burrows but anything beyond that I'm taking Lucic figuring there's more to come.
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@praba Ha I knew it!
@Ross I'll see if I can work that in one of these weeks.
@Gregor Good point and I will be more specific in the future. I play a lot of standard 6x4 Yahoo! H2H and rotisserie pools so that's what I base the value on but I'll make my point more clearly from now on.
@David Thanks, I'll be tackling all the battles one at a time. Now doesn't seem the best time for the Big Kahunas though. They are all down this year.
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cant wait for more.
would love to a scoring one with ovechkin vs crosby vs malkin. this i know is impossible but since its been back and forth in the forums for all time it would be interesting to see.


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Bottomfish Identification: Rockfish
Silvergray Rockfish
Sebastes brevispinis
Occasionally caught off the Washington coast by commercial harvesters using otter-trawls and longline gear. Recreational harvest within Puget Sound has been closed. See the Sportfishing Regulation Pamphlet.
Description: The silvergray rockfish is a slim rockfish species with reduced head spines. They have dusky lips and a lower jaw that is long and protrudes beyond the upper jaw. They have a prominent symphyseal knob at the tip of their lower jaw. Underwater, silvergray are greenish to dark gray dorsally with tan sides, and are white, pink or cream ventrally. The anal, pelvic, and pectoral fins, including their bases and the underside of the head are tinged with orange or pink. Underwater they may be confused with bocaccio. However, bocaccio tend to be red, pink or brown, often have small dark spots, lack a strong symphyseal knob, and have a larger mouth.
Maximum Size: To 73 cm (29.2 in) in length, and 4.7 kg (10.4 lbs) in weight.
Maximum Age: 84 years old.
Range/Habitat: Silvergray rockfish range from the western Gulf of Alaska to Bahia de Sebastian Vizcaino, central Baja California. They have been reported to live at water depths from 0 to 436 m (0-1,440 ft). Adults of this species are most common at water depths from 100 to 300 m (330-990 ft). Sub-adults and adults have been found over various rocky-bottom habitats.