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U.S. 20/26 Corridor Preservation Study, Caldwell to Boise U.S. 20/26 Corridor Preservation Study, Caldwell to Boise
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Key Number: 7826Project No.: STP3230(106) The Idaho Transportation Department (ITD) is studying U.S. 20/26 from Aviation Way in Caldwell to Eagle Road in Boise. This study is called the U.S. 20/26 Corridor Preservation Study. The corridor study is being conducted to identify the transportation improvements needed to preserve the corridor in order to accommodate future traffic demands. Study Background
U.S. 20/26 is one of a few east-west roadways that stretch from Caldwell to Boise and it is an important commuter route in the Treasure Valley. In 2005, ITD began this study in partnership with the Community Planning Association of Southwest Idaho (COMPASS) to plan improvements to this corridor. Land adjacent to the roadway is being developed and the future is expected to bring mixed-use development that will transform U.S. 20/26 from a rural roadway into a busy urban corridor.
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One thing we know about summer in El Paso: It's gonna get hot. Real hot.
Another thing we know: Several traditions -- new and old -- will heat up around
Music Under the Stars, the diverse free concert series at the Chamizal National
Memorial, turns 30 this year.
El Paso Playhouse, the little community theater that could, turns 50. Heck,
that's as old as the Rolling Stones!
Who, by the way, won't be playing here on their "50 & Counting" tour. Sigh.
But one of my favorite events, the Plaza Classic Film Festival, will be back for
the sixth year.
Alice Cooper, who played here routinely in his '70s and '80s heyday, is coming
to town with one of his shock rock acolytes, Marilyn Manson.
So are Juanes (unplugged), Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen (also unplugged) and
Aussie teen hearthrob Cody Simpson (decidedly not unplugged). There's also a
rumor that Pitbull's coming back.
There's plenty more ahead for this, our last summer before Triple-A baseball
comes to town.
We've rounded up as much of it as we can find, from the 28th annual KLAQ
Balloonfest and third Neon Desert Music Festival that launch the summer over
Memorial Day weekend to Fiesta de las Flores and electronic music's Sun City
Music Festival over Labor Day weekend that wind it down.
Here's our summer arts and entertainment preview, with events (subject to
change) in chronological order, and suitable for skimming.
-- Tera Melos --
The genre-bending rockers have drawn comparisons to everyone from the Flaming
Lips to the Beach Boys (during Brian Wilson's early flakeouts). Touring in
support of new album "X'ed Out," they play the Lowbrow Palace, 111 Robinson, at
9 p.m. Monday. TTNG (formerly This Town Needs Guns) and Revati open. $10 in
advance, $12 at the door ($3 more for those 18 to 20 years old).
-- Hands -- The L.A. quartet, touring hypnotic debut album "Synesthesia,"
headline the Lowbrow at 9 p.m. Tuesday. $8 advance, $10 door ($3 more for
18-20). lowbrowpalace.com.
-- Stoney LaRue -- The great thing about the State Line's free concert series is
that it's one of the few local outlets for Texas and Red Dirt country acts. Case
in point: Texas-born, Oklahoma-based LaRue, who performs at 8 p.m. Wednesday on
the patio of the beloved Sunland Park restaurant. Take canned food to donate to
the El Pasoans Fighting Hunger food bank. 581-3371,
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Chicago tribute band Windy City opens this free series
at 6:15 p.m. Thursday at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- "The Addams Family" -- The two-time Tony Award-nominated Broadway musical
comedy features Gomez, Morticia and the rest of the morbid Addams clan singing,
dancing and wisecracking at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the Plaza Theatre
(story, Page 3F). $35, $60; $31.50, $54 for military, seniors and educators.
231-1100, elpasolive.com.
-- "And Then There Were None" -- The El Paso Playhouse, 2501 Montana, closes its
49th season with an audience favorite, an Agatha Christie whodunit. Rachel
Mullins directs the comedy drama in which party guests die one by one. It runs
Friday through June 15. $10; $8 for seniors; $7 for students and military.
532-1317, elpasoplayhouse.com.
-- KLAQ Balloonfest -- The 28th annual edition, May 25-27, has a Q Party Animals
theme with animal-shaped hot air balloons and wild animals on stage. More than
30 balloons take off by dawn's early light each day. The official observation
area is the YMCA's W.C. Snow Sports and Family Recreation Center, 6400 Mason
Farms (near Westside Drive) in Sunland Park. Wet 'N' Wild Waterworld in Anthony,
Texas, hosts daily concerts. Local bands start at noon, with headliners the Mark
Tremonti Project (featuring the Creed/Alter Bridge guitarist) at 6 p.m. May 25,
an acoustic set from Godsmack singer Sully Erna at 6 p.m. May 26 and recent
Grammy winners Halestorm at 6 p.m. May 27. $19.99 in advance, $29.99 at the
gate. 544-9550, klaq.com.
-- Neon Desert Music Festival -- Version 3.0 of the electronic, indie and Latin
rock marathon starts a few hours later this year -- 3 p.m. -- in the same
five-block area of Downtown it's used before. More than 30 acts will play May 25
on five stages, including Bosnian Rainbows (El Paso guitar wizard Omar Rodriguez
Lopez's new band), Mexico's Molotov, French DJ Martin Solveig, Interpol frontman
Paul Banks, electronica's Dragonette, and Mexican Latin Grammy winner Carla
Morrison. $55, $150. neondesertmusicfestival.com.
-- Eddie Griffin -- The comedy of the "Undercover Brother" and "Malcolm and
Eddie" star has been described as "profane philosophy" by one reviewer. He
breaks from a residency in Las Vegas to return to the Abraham Chavez Theatre at
8 p.m. May 25. $25, $35, $45, $55, $65. 231-1100, elpasolive.com,
-- !!! -- The rock sextet, pronounced "chkchkchk," is best known for its
adrenalized live show. With fifth album "Thr!!!er," produced by Spoon's Jim Eno,
they set out to tighten things up in the studio. They perform at 9 p.m. May 26
at the Lowbrow. $13 advance, $15 door ($3 more for 18 to 20). lowbrowpalace.com.
-- Lyle Lovett and Robert Earl Keen -- The two Texas singer-songwriter greats go
back to their college days at Texas A&M, so the banter and superlative songs
should flow easily when they perform at 7:30 p.m. May 28 at the Abraham Chavez
Theatre. It's one of eight acoustic shows they're doing in Texas and New Mexico.
$27.50, $35, $45, $65. 231-1100, elpasolive.com, ticketmaster.com.
-- The Lusitania -- The Duncan brothers' band has a new record, "For Better
Hallway Vision," and a slew of summer shows in the area and beyond, beginning
with this freebie at 8 p.m. May 29 at the State Line. The show is part of the
restaurant's outdoor concert series; take canned food to donate to El Pasoans
Fighting Hunger. countyline.com/statelinemusic.html, 581-3371.
-- Bernie Mora and Tangent -- The veteran El Paso guitarist has called on some
top local talent, including the Olivas brothers, and L.A. studio imports, such
as Tower of Power trumpeter Lee Thornburg, to play on "Dandelion," his new album
of instrumental rock, funk and jazz. He celebrates the new release with them
live at 8 p.m. May 29 at the Lotus Nightclub, 201 N. Stanton. $25 admission
price includes a copy of the CD. 503-2335, lotusep.com, wantickets.com.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- The smooth, jazz-inflected R&B of Sha'Vonne and the
Vibe are featured in the free series at 6:15 p.m. May 30 at McKelligon Canyon
Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Brownout -- Once a side project of Austin Latin funk fusionists Grupo
Fantasma, this horn-driven, percussion-fueled Latin psych-funk outfit it touring
in support of its third album, "Oozy." It plays the Lowbrow at 9 p.m. May 30.
$10 in advance, $12 at the door ($3 more for ages 18 to 20). lowbrowpalace.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Local cumbia band La Explosion Lagunera should get
booties shaking at the next installment of the free local music series, now in
its 11th year, at 6 p.m. May 31 at Arts Festival Plaza, between the El Paso
Museum of Art and Plaza Theatre. 534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- Juanes -- The El Paso County Coliseum seating area will be cut in half for
the superstar Colombian rocker's intimate, acoustic "Loud and Unplugged" tour
stop at 8 p.m. June 1. It's part of a 28-city North American tour that follows
the success of his recent "MTV Unplugged" album, a "Dancing With the Stars"
appearance, and a new memoir, "Chasing the Sun." $37, $57, $77. 533-9899,
-- "From the Top" -- Host Christopher O'Riley and the rest of NPR's "From the
Top" crew return to the Plaza Theatre for a live taping at this year's El Paso
Summer Music Festival at 7:30 p.m. June 1. The show, which also taped here in
2009, will feature some of the top young classical music talent in the country,
including 16-year-old Coronado High School violinist Wesley Yu. The program,
which airs on KTEP-FM (88.5), will be broadcast the week of June 17. $15, $25,
$35; $10, $20 and $28 for military. 231-1100, elpasolive.com, epsmf.org,
-- Dancing With the City -- The fourth annual edition of this butt-shaking
Downtown party includes free dance lessons and a dance concert. The spicy
Sobredosis del Sabor kicks off the series June 1, with a merengue lesson at 7
p.m. and music at 8 p.m. in the Arts Festival Plaza. 541-4481,
-- Milk Music -- The fuzzed-out Seattle-area rockers team up with Phoenix's
Destruction Unit at 9 p.m. June 1 at the Lowbrow. $8 advance, $10 door.
-- "Bienal Ciudad Juarez / El Paso Biennial 2013: Tijuana to Brownsville:
Contemporary Art Along the Border" -- Eight El Pasoans, including Margarita
Cabrera, Gaspar Enriquez and WERC, are among the nearly 50 artists from both
sides of the border who'll exhibit two pieces -- one in El Paso, one in Juarez
-- in the third incarnation of this truly international show. Exhibits will run
concurrently from June 2 to Aug. 18 at the El Paso Museum of Art and Museo de
Arte de Ciudad Juarez. 532-1707, elpasoartmuseum.org.
-- "Impressions East-South-West: Mabel May Woodward" -- The El Paso Museum of
Art selected 20 of the Rhode Island native's landscapes from its permanent
collection for this exhibit of images from New England and the Southwest. It
runs June 2-July 21. 532-1707, elpasoartmuseum.org.
-- Red Lamb -- The power trio, led by former Anthrax guitarist Dan Spitz,
headlines the first of two Concert 4 Autism benefits at 5 p.m. June 2 at
Kickstandz, 11335 Montwood. It's a fundraiser for the Autism Society of El Paso.
$10 at the door. facebook.com/kickstandz, 231-6968.
-- Melodies at the Park -- The El Paso Parks and Recreation Department's free
summer concert series features local bands at various city parks. No headliners
have been announced, but the series opens at 7:30 p.m. June 2 at Eastwood Park,
better known as Album Park, 3100 Parkwood. 544-0753, home.elpasotexas.gov/parks.
-- State Line Concert Series -- Disco-funk revivalists Fungi Mungle, platform
shoes, afro wigs and all, play that funky music for free on the outdoor patio at
8 p.m. June 5. Take canned goods to donate to El Pasoans Fighting Hunger.
countyline.com/statelinemusic.html, 581-3371.
-- El Ten Eleven -- The Los Angeles power duo -- guitarist-bassist Kristian Dunn
and drummer Tim Fogarty -- is touring behind new album "Transitions" and plays
the Lowbrow at 9 p.m. June 5. $10 in advance, $12 at the door.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- El Paso oldies band Main Street plays a freebie at 6:15
p.m. June 6 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Girl in a Coma -- Morrissey never made it to town, but the San Antonio trio,
and local fave, named for one of his songs returns to Tricky Falls, 209 S. El
Paso St., at 8 p.m. June 6. Pinata Protest and Irontom open. $12. 351-9938,
trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- One of my favorite memories is of watching Fungi Mungle
freaking out Chic-style before an outdoor screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture
Show" at the second Plaza Classic Film Festival. The band returns to the scene
of the rhyme crime, Arts Festival Plaza, for this freebie at 6 p.m. June 7.
534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- Billy the Kid Festival -- San Elizario has turned a small event, the famous
outlaw's jailbreak of a buddy, into an annual festival complete with
performances of Maria del Pilar Munoz's play about it, "Midnight Rendezvous:
Billy the Kid and the Mystery of 1876." The festival returns June 7-9.
-- Alice Cooper/Marilyn Manson -- The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame shock rocker,
golf aficionado, born-again Christian and radio host teams up with one of his
spawn for the month-long "Masters of Madness" tour. The nightmare comes to the
Don Haskins Center at 7 p.m. June 8. $55 (there were $35 tickets, but they're
sold out). utepspecialevents.com, ticketmaster.com, 747-5234.
-- Dancing in the City -- Funk music, and dance, come to the fore with the
second installment of the free Downtown music series, featuring Buffalo's
organ-fueled Alan Evans Trio (itself featuring Soulive drummer Evans). A dance
lesson is at 7 p.m., and the band goes on at 8 on June 8 in the Arts Festival
Plaza. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad.
-- Cody Simpson -- The 16-year-old Australian heartthrob brings his sun-kissed
pop to the Plaza Theatre at 7 p.m. June 9, part of his 36-city "Paradise" tour.
Fellow teen idols in the making, Ryan Beatty and Before You Exit, open. $37; $97
and $147 VIP. 231-1100, elpasolive.com, ticketmaster.com.
-- Music Under the Stars -- The 30th annual version of the free music festival,
put on by the city Museums and Cultural Affairs Department, returns to the
Chamizal National Memorial, 800 S. San Marcial, at 7:30 p.m. June 9. El Paso's
Frontera Bugalu, who've put their own stamp on cumbia and other traditional
Mexican music, kick things off. It's free. You can't bring your own cerveza, but
it will be sold at the park. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273,
-- "Goatwalking" -- Baa! Christine Foerster, the UTEP art faculty member and
performance artist, made the news recently for filming people walking goats
around town. Some of those images will be part of her new exhibit, opening June
11 at the El Paso Museum of Art. It'll be up through Aug. 4.
elpasoartmuseum.org, 532-1707.
-- The Thermals -- Talk about heat. The raw power trio finished its sixth album,
"Desperate Ground," in New Jersey hours before Hurricane Sandy hit. Prepare to
be blown away when they headline the Lowbrow at 9 p.m. June 11. El Paso's
Nalgadas open. $10 advance, $12 door. lowbrowpalace.com.
-- State Line Concert Series -- Austin quintet Del Castillo always tear it up
when they play the outdoor music series at the State Line. They also mix it up,
with rock, flamenco, Mexican and other styles thrown into the blender. Maybe
they'll preview some music from the new album they've been cutting when they
return at 8 p.m. June 12. Free; take canned goods to donate.
countyline.com/statelinemusic.html, 581-3371.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Expect to hear some country, some rock and some strong
originals when locals Dusty Low perform at 6:15 p.m. June 13 at McKelligon
Canyon Amphitheater. It's free. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- "Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead" -- The El Paso Community
College Performers Studio kicks off its fifth summer repertory season with a
revival of the "Peanuts" parody -- imagine Charlie Brown and the gang as angsty
teenagers -- written by Burt V. Royal. Performances will be June 13-16 and Aug.
1-4 at the EPCC Transmountain Forum Theater, 9570 Gateway North. $15; $10 for
non-EPCC students; $7 for seniors and EPCC students. 831-5056.
-- "Viva! El Paso" -- A new chapter in the history of the musical about El Paso
history begins at 8:30 p.m. June 14 at the McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. The
El Paso Community Foundation, El Paso Convention and Visitors Bureau and the
UTEP theater and dance department have joined forces to keep alive the musical
about 400 years of local history. Jaime Barba returns to direct its 36th season.
It will be staged 21 times on Fridays and Saturdays through Aug. 10. $14, $20
(tickets aren't on sale yet). 231-1100, elpasolive.com, ticketmaster.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- El Paso bachata band La Guira plays a free show at 6
p.m. June 14 in the Arts Festival Plaza. alfrescofridays.com, 534-0665.
-- Power Jam 2013 -- Big Sean, Jonn Hart, Driicky Graham, V.I.C., Huey and
Hurricane Cris headline this year's rap-heavy bill at 3 p.m. June 15 at Cohen
Stadium. This year's Power 102 (KPRR-FM, 102.1) festival moves to a new home
after a long run at Wet 'N' Wild Waterworld. $25. kprr.com, ticketbully.com,
-- Dancing in the City -- Get out your salsa dancing shoes. Popular El Chuco
Latin jazz and variety band Azucar provide the free music June 15 at the Arts
Festival Plaza. Lessons are at 7 p.m., music at 8. elpasotexas.gov/mcad,
-- Music Under the Stars -- Utah indie rockers Desert Noises headline the free
series at 7:30 p.m. June 16 on the grounds of the Chamizal National Memorial.
541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad/; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Melodies at the Park -- The city parks department stages a free concert at
7:30 p.m. June 16 at Westside Community Park, 7400 High Ridge. Headliner is
still to be announced. 544-0753, home.elpasotexas.gov/parks.
-- State Line Concert Series -- Austin rockers Shurman, fronted by riveting
singer Aaron Beavers, plays a free concert on the patio at 8 p.m. June 19. Take
canned food to donate. 581-3371, countyline.com/statelinemusic.html.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- British folk rock's Dunwells, fronted by brothers
Joseph and David Dunwell, kick off an American tour with an appearance at this
free concert series at 6:15 p.m. June 20 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater.
-- "Next to Normal" -- The Pulitzer Prize-winning rock musical by Brian Yorkey
and Tom Kiss, about a mother with bipolar disorder and the effect it has on her
family, gets its local debut. The EPCC Performers Studio performs the musical
June 20-23 and July 25-28 at the EPCC Transmountain Forum Theater, 9570 Gateway
North. $15; $10 for non-EPCC students; $7 for seniors and EPCC students.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Bobby Fuller Four contemporary Rod Crosby and his
longtime band, the Intruders, rock out '60s style at 6 p.m. June 21 at the Arts
Festival Plaza. 534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- Let Freedom Sing Concert Series -- The lawn outside Fort Bliss' Freedom
Crossing mall is the setting for this free series, which brings Colorado rockers
3Oh!3 to the post at 7 p.m. June 22, just days before the release of their new
album, "Omens." The concert is open to the public, with entry at the Robert E.
Lee and Cassidy gates (driver's license and U.S. license plate required).
-- Dancing in the City -- The Texas Gypsies, a swing band from Allen, play the
free music-and-dance series at 8 p.m. June 22 in the Arts Festival Plaza. Free
dance lesson at 7 p.m. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad.
-- Music Under the Stars -- Sunland Park cumbia band La Magiztral Sonora play
the free series at 7:30 p.m. June 23 at the Chamizal National Memorial.
541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Tito Larriva and Tarantula -- The former El Pasoan and one-time Cruzandos
member returns with his smokin' band to play the second Concert 4 Autism event,
a benefit for the Autism Society of El Paso, at 5 p.m. June 23 at Kickstandz,
11335 Montwood. Cover is $10 at the door. 231-6968, facebook.com/kickstandz.
-- Melodies at the Park -- There's no headliner yet, but the city parks
department's free concert series comes to Shawver Park, 8100 Independence, at
7:30 p.m. June 23. 544-0753, home.elpasotexas.gov/parks.
-- Baths -- Will Wiesenfeld is a Los Angeles electronic musician whose stage
name, Baths, suggests a kind of musical cleansing. Prepare to be purified when
he performs at 9 p.m. June 24 at the Lowbrow. $10 in advance, $12 at the door
($3 more for ages 18 to 20). lowbrowpalace.com.
-- Vans Warped Tour -- It wouldn't be summer without the annual Las Cruces stop
of the "punk rock summer camp." On June 26, it returns for NMSU's Intramural
Field for the 11th straight year. Doors open at 11 a.m. and music starts at noon
and won't stop until 9 p.m. The music this year will run the gamut from the
usual -- punk, post-punk, post-hardcore, metal, screamo and indie pop -- to the
unusual (for Warped), including electronic dance music and Americana. Hawthorne
Heights, Anarbor, Black Veil Brides, blessthefall, MC Lars, Chiodos, Crizzly,
Never Shout Never, Motion City Soundtrack, the Wonder Years, While She Sleeps
and the Aquabats (including one of the "Yo Gabba Gabba!" creators) are among the
more than 90 acts performing this year. $35. 575-646-1420, panam.nmsu.edu,
-- State Line Concert Series -- Country singer Curtis Grimes, who finished third
on the first season of NBC's "The Voice," headlines the free, outdoor concert
series at 8 p.m. June 26. Take canned food to donate. 581-3371,
-- Twin Shadow -- The band's '80s-era, Prince-style funk and rock has found an
audience in El Paso. Bet fans can tell a few stories. That's good, since George
Lewis Jr. and company are bringing their "True Story" tour (he's posting stories
from each tour stop) to Tricky Falls at 7:30 p.m. June 26. Elliphant opens. $12.
351-9938, trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- El Paso's rootsy rockers The Lusitania headline the
free series at 6:15 p.m. June 27 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater, a great
place to hear them. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" -- The seventh U.S. president an emo rocker?
He is in this rock musical by Michael Friedman and Alex Timbers. It gets its
local premiere when the EPCC Performers Studio stages it June 27-30 and July
18-21 at the EPCC Transmountain Forum Theater, 9570 Gateway North. It's part of
the troupe's summer rep series. $15; $10 for non-EPCC students; $7 for seniors
and EPCC students. 831-5056.
-- Mark Chesnutt -- It's been a while since the traditional country singer has
been a radio staple. He was a frequent presence on the charts in the 1990s,
thanks to a string of No. 1 hits such as "Brother Jukebox," "I Just Wanted You
to Know" and "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing." The 49-year-old Beaumont native is
still making music, though. He performs at 10 p.m. June 28 at Whiskey Dicks,
1580 George Dieter. $20. 921-9900, whiskeydickselpaso.com, ticketbully.com.
-- El Paso Downtown Street Festival -- Gavin Rossdale and his revived band Bush
headline on June 28 (Adelita's Way opens) and Third Eye Blind top the bill June
29 (Lit and Tyler Bryant & the Shakedown open). The 11th annual pre-Fourth of
July bash includes a car show, food and beer vendors, and fireworks around 10
p.m. each night. Music starts at 6 p.m. on the main stage, with two other stages
devoted to a variety of local acts. $20 in advance, $30 at the gate; $35 for a
weekend pass (advance sales only); $5 for kids 12 and younger (gate only).
544-9550, klaq.com, visitelpaso.com.
-- Portugal. The Man -- The unpredictable rockers head to Tricky Falls at 9 p.m.
June 29, just a few weeks after the release of their new, Danger Mouse-produced
album "Evil Friends." Guards open the show. $18 advance, $20 day of show.
351-9938, trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Music Under the Stars -- Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, a funk-soul
octet from Brooklyn, and singer Arleigh Kincheloe should put a little spirit
into the free outdoor series at 7:30 p.m. June 30 at the Chamizal National
Memorial. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- State Line Concert Series -- Leave it to El Paso's own nuevo cumbia band
Frontera Bugalu to get the July 4th party started with a show at 8 p.m. July 3
at the State Line. Free, but take canned food to donate to the El Pasoans
Fighting Hunger food bank. 581-3371, countyline.com/statelinemusic.html.
-- "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" -- The classic Stephen
Sondheim musical comedy will be part of the EPCC Performers Studio's summer rep
season. Performances are July 3-7 and 11-14 at the EPCC Transmountain Forum
Theater, 9570 Gateway North. $15; $10 for non-EPCC students; $7 for seniors and
EPCC students. 831-5056.
-- Under the Sun Tour -- Smash Mouth joins Sugar Ray, the Gin Blossoms and
Vertical Horizon for the second annual edition of this fun-in-the-sun '90s
oldies soiree. The tour kickoff is actually indoors -- a free show at 6 p.m.
July 4 at the Socorro Entertainment Center, 11200 Santos Sanchez in Socorro.
860-7777, speakingrockentertainment.com.
-- Music Under the Stars -- This special Independence Day edition features
patriotic music, courtesy of Ron Hufstader and the El Paso Wind Symphony, at
7:30 p.m. July 4 at the Chamizal National Memorial. Free. 541-4481,
elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Pop Goes the Fort -- New conductor Bohuslav Rattay, a Czech Republic native,
makes his debut with the El Paso Symphony Orchestra in its third annual concert
of patriotic music and fireworks at 7:30 p.m. July 4 at Fort Bliss' Biggs Park.
Free. 532-3776, epso.org.
-- "In the Heights" -- UTEP Dinner Theatre tackles the four-time Tony
Award-winning musical, which chronicles three days in the life of a
working-class Latino neighborhood, on July 5-28 on the under-construction UTEP
campus. Tickets go on sale June 4. 747-6060, academics.utep.edu/udt.
-- "All My Sons" -- El Paso Playhouse kicks off its 50th season -- pretty
impressive for a community theater operating on a shoestring -- with the Arthur
Miller drama directed by Aaron Hernandez. It's July 5-27 at the theater, 2501
Montana. elpasoplayhouse.com, 532-1317.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- The free series features local Latin jazz-funk band
Aztec Zodiac at 6 p.m. July 5 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665,
-- Dancing in the City -- El Paso rockabilly cats Sorry About Your Sister
perform at 8 p.m. July 6, with a free rockabilly dance lesson at 7, in the Arts
Festival Plaza. elpasotexas.gov/mcad, 541-4481.
-- Arabesque 2013 -- The mother-daughter belly dance duo of Snake Charmer and
the Belly Dancer perform and host at their annual hip-shaking showcase July 6 at
the Scottish Rite Temple Theater, 301 W. Missouri. Sharon Kihara and Amaya also
perform. $15. 691-1938, snakecharmerandthebellydancer.com.
-- Melodies at the Park -- The headliner's still to be determined, but the park
isn't. The concert's at 7:30 p.m. July 7 at Veterans Park, 5301 Salem.
home.elpasotexas.gov/parks, 544-0753.
-- Black Flag -- Greg Ginn does double duty, opening with his newer band, Good
for You (featuring skateboarder Mike Vallely), and closing with a reconstituted
version of the '70s punk icons Black Flag at 8 p.m. July 10 at Tricky Falls.
$20. 351-9938, trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- State Line Concert Series -- Oklahoma Red Dirt country vets Jason Boland the
Stragglers bring their "Dark & Dirty Mile" tour to the State Line's free concert
series at 8 p.m. July 10. Take canned food to donate to the El Pasoans Fighting
Hunger food bank. 581-3371, countyline.com/statelinemusic.html.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Take a trip back to the '80s with Prime, who'll
headline a free concert at 6:15 p.m. July 11 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Sunland Park cumbia band La Magiztral Sonora plays the
free series at 6 p.m. July 12 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665,
-- Dancing in the City -- Learn to country dance, then check out New York
country band Yarn on July 13 in the Arts Festival Plaza. A free dance lesson
will be at 7 p.m., followed by music at 8. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad.
-- Peter Murphy -- The former Bauhaus frontman is doing only Bauhaus songs on
his "Mr. Moonlight" tour, in honor of the pioneering goth rockers' 35th
anniversary. It comes to Tricky Falls at 9 p.m. July 14. Ours opens. $22.
351-9938, trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Music Under the Stars -- Vintage jazz is the specialty of Morry Sochat and
the Special 20's, who return to the free series at 7:30 p.m. July 14 at the
Chamizal National Memorial. Park. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273,
-- State Line Concert Series -- Border country-rock band Dusty Low doesn't get
together often -- its members are scattered around the region -- but it will
play the free outdoor series at 8 p.m. July 17. Take canned food to donate to El
Pasoans Fighting Hunger. 581-3371, countyline.com/statelinemusic.html.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Expect a little jazz, a little R&B when piano man Billy
Townes plays at 6:15 p.m. July 18 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. Free.
-- Texas Tattoo Showdown Festival -- The fourth annual edition of the touring
tat and music festival returns July 19-21 to the El Paso County Coliseum. Top
inkers will be on hand all three days, while bands such as Three Days Grace and
Exodus play July 19, GlassJaw and El Paso's The Royalty on July 20, and New
Found Glory and Less Than Jake on July 21. $25 per day; $40 for a weekend pass.
ticketmaster.com, texastattooshowdownfestival.com, 533-9899.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Toll Booth Willie, an El Paso band that blends ska, punk
and '80s hits, plays at 6 p.m. July 19 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665,
-- Joe Ely -- After playing an intimate acoustic show at Tricky Falls in April,
the Lubbock legend returns to the area with his full band at 8 p.m. July 19 at
the Spencer Theater in Alto, N.M., near Ruidoso. $66, $69. 888-818-7872,
-- Dancing in the City -- Los Angeles band Samba Society provides the grooves
and instructors will give the free samba lessons starting at 7 p.m. July 20 in
the Arts Festival Plaza. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad.
-- Music Under the Stars -- Lubbock Americana singer-songwriter Jenni Dale Lord
plays the free festival at 7:30 p.m. July 21 at the Chamizal National Memorial.
541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Authority Zero, Ballyhoo! -- Both bands mix punk and reggae. Both have new
albums coming out. And both will perform, along with Versus the World, when
their two-month "Summer Sickness" stops at Tricky Falls at 8 p.m. July 24. $17.
351-9938, trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Theatre Mitu -- The experimental New York theater troupe presents "Juarez: A
Documentary Mythology," a visual art installation, July 25 through Sept. 14 at
UTEP's Rubin Center for the Visual Arts. It's described as a "documentary
theater piece" and is based on two years of interviews and research in
violence-plagued Juarez and in El Paso, often touted as one of the safest cities
in the United States. 747-6151, rubincenter.utep.edu.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- El Paso country-rockers the Trailer Band headline at
6:15 p.m. July 25 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. Free. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Those Frontera Bugalu guys get around. First Music Under
the Stars, then the State Line, now this free series in the Arts Festival Plaza.
They go on at 6 p.m. July 26. 534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- Josh Abbott Band -- The rockin' Lubbock country band seems to get a little
more popular each time it plays here. The group returns to Whiskey Dicks at 10
p.m. July 27. $20. whiskeydickselpaso.com, ticketbully.com, 921-9900.
-- Arrival from Sweden -- The ABBA tribute group, which includes some of the
quartet's former backup musicians, brings songs like "Waterloo," "Dancing Queen"
and "S.O.S" alive, backed by the El Paso Symphony Orchestra. They'll perform at
8 p.m. July 27 at the Plaza Theatre. (They also play the Spencer Theater in
Alto, N.M., without orchestra, on July 25). $30, $45, $60, $75. 532-3776,
epso.org; 231-1100, elpasolive.com.
-- Dancing in the City -- The free series ends with Albuquerque salsa band Ivon
Ulibarri & Cafe Mocha on July 27. A free salsa dance lesson is at 7 p.m.; music
is at 8. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad.
-- Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Gold Medalist -- We don't know
who the winner of the prestigious competition is yet. The final round of the
14th competition isn't until June 8. But whoever wins it, he or she will perform
at 8 p.m. July 27 at the Spencer Theater in Alto, near Ruidoso. $59, $25 for 18
and under. 888-818-7872, spencertheater.com.
-- Music Under the Stars -- If you can't get enough of Fungi Mungle's period
costumes and funky disco nostalgia, check 'em out at 7:30 p.m. July 28 at the
Chamizal National Memorial. It's free. 541-4481, elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273,
-- Melodies at the Park -- Blackie Chesher Park at 1100 Zaragoza will host the
final installment of the free concert series featuring local acts. No headliner
has been announced yet, but the show will be at 7:30 p.m. July 28. 544-0753,
-- "Moving Pictures: Production Art from the Academy Archive" -- The
behind-the-scenes talent that enables directors to turn their visions into
reality will be the focus of this exhibit organized by the Plaza Classic Film
Festival's artistic director, Charles Horak. It will run July 28 through Sept. 8
at the El Paso Art Museum. 533-4020, plazaclassic.org.
-- Decrepit Birth -- Just in case you feel bad about your life, listen to this
California death metal band. You'll feel better. Devour the Unborn and
Disengorged open their show at 8:30 p.m. July 30 at Tricky Falls. 351-9938,
trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- Plaza Classic Film Festival -- How do you top last year's appearance by Al
Pacino? You don't try. The sixth annual celebration of movies, stars and
filmmakers will be Aug. 1-11 at various locations Downtown, notably the Plaza
Theatre. More than 40,000 showed up last year, a record, and they'll probably
get close to that with more than 80 movies and other events this year. Special
guests haven't been announced yet, but "Close Encounters of the Third Kind,"
"Meet Me in St. Louis," a restored version of the silent classic "Thief of
Bagdad" (with live organ accompaniment) and the annual outdoor showing of "The
Rocky Horror Picture Show" among the confirmed movie titles so far. Individual
tickets go on sale in July; VIP passes are $200. 533-4020, plazaclassic.org.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Florida pop-rock singer-songwriter Matt Hires and L.A.
indie rockers Family of the Year share the bill for this free concert series at
6:15 p.m. Aug. 1 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Border reggae rockers Radio La Chusma should fill the
Arts Festival Plaza when they play a free show there at 6 p.m. Aug. 2. 534-0665,
-- Bad Rabbits -- This black rock band from Boston has made a name for itself
with its frenetic live shows and a debut album, "American Love," that's getting
good press. It plays Tricky Falls at 7 p.m. Aug. 2. $8. 351-9938,
trickyfalls.com, holdmyticket.com.
-- "All in the Timing" -- Robert Slack directs this production of this series of
comedic sketches by Dave Ives that explore life's big questions. Performances
are Aug. 2-4 at the El Paso Playhouse, 2501 Montana. 532-1317,
-- Music Under the Stars -- Bluesy Mississippi jam rockers Rosco Bandana
headline the free series at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 4 at the Chamizal. 541-4481,
elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Melodies at the Park -- The city's free concert series, with headliner to be
determined, showcases Grandview Park, 3200 Jefferson, at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 4.
home.elpasotexas.gov/parks, 544-0753.
-- William Tyler -- In something of a departure for the indie-rock leaning
Lowbrow Palace, solo guitarist and sometimes Lambchop member Tyler brings his
finger-picking stylings (and songs from his new "Impossible Truth" album), to
the tiny Cincy area club at 9 p.m. Aug. 5. $8 in advance, $10 at the door.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Local classic rock band Brown Betty is featured in the
free concert series at 6:15 p.m. Aug. 8 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- The series continues with Chicago tribute band Windy
City at 6 p.m. Aug. 9 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- Chubby Checker -- The rock 'n' roll legend, 72, may not do "The Twist" the
way he used to, but he's still rocking, including an 8 p.m. Aug. 10 show at the
Spencer Theater near Ruidoso. $76, $79. spencertheater.com, 888-818-7872.
-- Music Under the Stars -- The 30th season of the popular free series closes
with the traditional Noche Ranchera and local mariachi greats Los Arrieros at
7:30 p.m. Aug. 11 at the Chamizal National Memorial. 541-4481,
elpasotexas.gov/mcad; 532-7273, nps.gov/cham.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- El Paso's hip-hop and funk band Ribo Flavin play one of
the last installments of the free outdoor concert series at 6:15 p.m. Aug. 15 at
McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Classic rockers Captain Radio play the free series at 6
p.m. Aug. 16 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665, alfrescofridays.com.
-- "The Odd Couple" -- El Paso Playhouse veteran Darci Georges directs a female
version of the Neil Simon comedy about unlikely roommates. Performances will be
Aug. 16-Sept. 7 at El Paso Playhouse, 2501 Montana. 532-1317,
-- Melodies at the Park -- Armijo Park, 710 E. Seventh, hosts the free series at
7:30 p.m. Aug. 18. Headliner TBA. home.elpasotexas.gov/parks, 544-0753.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Team Havana kicks out the salsa jams at 6:15 p.m. Aug.
22 at McKelligon Canyon Amphitheater. Free. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Neal McCoy -- The veteran country singer had his share of radio hits in the
1990s, notably "No Doubt About It" and "Wink," but he's always been known more
for his high-energy live shows than for his hits. He plays the Spencer Theater
near Ruidoso on two nights, at 8 p.m. Aug. 22-23. $66, $69. spencertheater.com,
-- Alfresco! Fridays -- Expect one big salsa party when Team Havana plays the
free series at 6 p.m. Aug. 23 in the Arts Festival Plaza. 534-0665,
-- The Music of Led Zeppelin -- The Zep soundalikes perform "Kashmir," "Stairway
to Heaven" and other classics with the El Paso Symphony Orchestra at 8 p.m. Aug.
24 at the Plaza Theatre. $30, $45, $60, $75. 532-3776, epso.org; 231-1100,
-- Melodies at the Park -- The final installment of the free concert series is
at 7:30 p.m. Aug. 25 at Salvador Rivas Park, 12480 Pebble Hills. Headliner to be
announced. 544-0753, home.elpasotexas.gov/parks.
-- Cool Canyon Nights -- Fungi Mungle closes out the free mountain-side concert
series in what should be an SRO blowout at 6:15 p.m. Aug. 29 at McKelligon
Canyon Amphitheater. coolcanyonnights.com.
-- Fiesta de las Flores -- No headliners have been announced yet for the 62nd
annual celebration of Mexican music, food and culture, but the huge Labor Day
weekend event should draw more than 20,000. It's Aug. 30-Sept. 1 at the El Paso
County Coliseum. 533-3730, fiestadelasflores.org.
-- Sun City Music Festival -- David Guetta headlined the city's biggest
electronic music event last year. By press time, no headliners had been
announced for this year's third annual glow-stick beat bash, which returns Aug.
31-Sept. 1 to Ascarate Park, 6900 Delta, for the second year. Only $100 weekend
passes and $140 VIP passes are still available. suncitymusicfestival.com.
Doug Pullen may be reached at email@example.com; 546-6397. Read Pullen My
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First - I spend ( and have spent) an incredible amount of time 'surfing'. I pay attention to how things effect me. My personal experience on various sites. I know what not to do, from this. It is an artists approach. science analyses things in a way that is guaranteed to eliminate personal opinion and bias from the process. An artist, however, does the exact opposite. They look at other peoples art, and pay attention to the experience. How different images and techniques effect them. Then they apply this personal knowledge to their own creations. There are a lot of valuable scientific studies related to web design and usability. They are not mutually exclusive to the artistic process. Second - I have spent an even more incredible amount of time reading books. I also did my time as a paste up and layout artist in the days before the desk top computer. Web designers shouldn't forget that people have been working on page layout, and readability, and intelligibility, since Gutenberg. Look at books and magazines and newspapers. There is a lot of intelligence in many of their design decisions. An interesting thing I have noticed in books from the 1500's-1600's is that in many, on the bottom right of every page, is the first word that is going to appear on the next page. At the top left of every page, is the last word of the previous page. This is telling. Obviously, people then had a hard time keeping track of a sentence when they had to break off and turn the page to read the end of it :-) This was an early solution to one of the earliest problems of 'navigation'. I am not suggesting that this particular technique be revived for the web. I just want to remark on it. - You can find digital facsimiles of antique books at the World Digital Library [wdl.org], and universities and museum websites around the world. My personal peeve - Giant newspaper style masthead at the top of every web page! (One of the few things modern web designers have taken from print media. But note how the masthead of a newspaper is only on the front page !) I really hate how every page on the web has the top third to one half of the page taken up by the same logo and motto and mission statement and blah blah blah. It is mentally and physically exhausting to have to scroll down every single page to get to the content of that page. Logos can be small and in a corner. My web design motto is " The Fun Starts at the Top of the Page! " THe Best Advice I Can Give - Read the posts on webmasterworld.com at breakfast every morning for at least one year.
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nice drawing but considering the amount of time it takes in the slowest mode and comparing it to the amount of time other peoples drawings have taken and the amount of time they said they spent on it, i don't believe you drew this in only 15 minutes
i mainly used the fill tool and straight line tool. also considering that, it's very possible for me to have done this in 15 mins. it's not that big of a deal, anyhow
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Friday, September 07, 2012 3:27 PM
Hi folks,
Any of you Mother-ease users have tricks in getting the stinch out of the cloth diapers? Is there a soak mixture you recommend?
My son's diapers currently soak in Borax and then washed with Seventh Generation Liquid Detergent/Borax.
When he wears the diapers his body heat engages the stinch but his diapers are clean.
Please help.
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Friday, September 07, 2012 4:28 PM
Hi DiaperDad,
We don't get many dads around here so thanks for posting your question.
There are numerous threads on this forum that offer great insight on laundering problems. If you have some time, it is worth checking them out. A helpful hint here and one there and before you know it you're underway to solving your problem.
Smelly diapers happen for a number of reasons but mainly it is due to diapers being stored for too long a period of time prior to washing. Unpleasant odours set into your diapers and sometimes, unfortunately, you can never get them out. It is a little similar to finding a wet towel one or two weeks after its been used in a heap in a corner (maybe your children are still too young to do this) somewhere. You can wash this towel repeatedly and it smells ok coming out of the wash but the moment you use it the old musty odour is there. The odour has set. Hopefully it is not the case with your diapers.
Follow the wash and care instructions on this forum. Use hot water. If you have a sanitary cycle on your machine don't be afraid to use it. Always do a short cycle to get most of the urine and stuff out so that when you begin your full cycle, you are starting with a somewhat clean load. Next, you may want to re-think the eco friendly laundry detergents. They are fine to use on your everyday household laundry but most do not have the strength to deal with bacteria laden cloth diapers. Try switching to a commercial detergent like Ivory Snow- formulated for use with cloth diapers and gentle on baby's skin- at least until your diapers come clean(er). Lastly, increase the amount of detergent you use. The internet, for some odd reason has made popular the use of too little laundry detergent.
Let us know if this is helpful, DiaperDad and welcome to this forum.
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Friday, September 07, 2012 11:44 PM
While detergent experiences can vary widely, and what works well for someone might not work for someone else due to water, etc., I didn't have good luck with 7th-generation. I didn't actually use it for diapers, but I felt like after a while my shirts were just not getting clean. They'd smell fine out of the wash but after a few days in the closet, just kind of stale. Not stinky, but kind of like they'd already been worn. So if you're already washing every few days on hot, I'd think that detergent is probably the thing to tweak, and alas, something non-green may very well work better.
If you are wanting to stick with the eco-friendlier detergent, you can try to help it out a bit with things like tea tree oil and vinegar. Not miracle-workers, by any means, but maybe something to try?
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Sunday, September 09, 2012 3:00 AM
We don't soak our diapers. We dry pail, i.e. I use a garbage pail and a Mother-ease mesh bag to store used diapers. I wash my diapers nightly because as Erika said, stinkies seem to be worse if I wash every couple of days. I do a cold rinse to get poop out first (hot water seems to set stains more) and ensure diapers are nice and wet because I have a HE front loader. Then I run a hot water wash with an extra rinse at the end (to ensure soap is gone). I have been using more soap than usual because my diapers were starting to smell more. I find the PUL retains more stink vs. MEOS. PUL items such as diaper covers, Uno, Duo, Wet Bags - I put all these through the wash now instead of hand washing once I was told they were designed to go through the washer. Oh and I use Nature Clean which is an eco-friendly soap. Good luck!
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Conventional wisdom says Creighton probably can't afford to rely on a 6-foot-7 post player with marginal athleticism as it ventures into a league where the big men are going to be bigger, stronger and more athletic than those the Bluejays are used to facing.
Then again, the benefits that Creighton might receive on the offensive end from pairing Ethan Wragge with a two-time first-team All-American might nicely offset what it would be giving up on the other end of the court.
At least that's how Doug McDermott sees it.
"Our defense as a team is good enough that if Ethan and I are on the floor together, we can work around it," McDermott said. "And Ethan is strong enough to hold his own against '5' men in this league.
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At this point, using Wragge and McDermott for longer periods together than he has in the past is just one of the options Creighton coach Greg McDermott is considering. After all, the Bluejays are just four practices into preseason drills and have a month before they play their first game.
But Greg McDermott acknowledges that the prospect intrigues him as he tries to replace the one starter — three-year starter Gregory Echenique — he loses from last season's 28-win team.
"I think it's definitely a possibility," the coach said. "In some ways, it will be up to them. If we can defend and rebound with those two on the floor, then why wouldn't you want those two on the floor on the other end?
"That's going to be the challenge, whether we will be able to defend and rebound enough to get away with it for longer periods of time."
Creighton's other options are tied to the development of Will Artino, Geoffrey Groselle and Zach Hanson. The 6-11, 230-pound Artino averaged 3.9 points and 2.5 rebounds as a sophomore while playing eight minutes per game last season, primarily as Echenique's backup.
Groselle, at 7-0 and 250 pounds, is Creighton's biggest player. He saw mop-up action in 17 games last season but has been slowed by Achilles problems in both feet. The 6-9, 245-pound Hanson is a true freshman trying to learn the system and possibly avoid a redshirt season.
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"A lot of it will depend on Will's continued development, Geoff's health and getting Zach potentially ready to play," Greg McDermott said. "There are a lot of factors that go into it."
The 6-7, 225-pound Wragge would give Creighton its most experienced option. Although he is more comfortable sharpshooting from the perimeter — he begins the season third on the Bluejays' all-time 3-point field-goal chart with 224 — he has logged considerable time the past two seasons in backing up Echenique.
"I'm comfortable when I have to play inside," Wragge said. "Obviously, I'm not the biggest guy, but there are ways around that. I feel like I'm strong enough to play inside, and we can provide a lot of help with other guys coming and digging on opposing post players."
Echenique gave Creighton a luxury the past three seasons in that he was strong enough to play opposing centers one-on-one. Given that whoever the Bluejays play inside will probably need extensive double-team help once new Big East action begins, putting Wragge in that spot probably isn't as big a risk as it might seem.
"Ethan is a strong dude, and he can handle himself inside," Creighton guard Grant Gibbs said. "Then, on the other end, having him on the floor causes a lot of matchup problems for other teams. There is a ton of stuff we'd be able to do with both Doug and Ethan on the floor at the same time."
The two players have been paired up enough in the past that Doug McDermott said they are comfortable playing off one another on offense.
"When we've been out there together, I've probably been more of a 5-man with him on the perimeter," McDermott said. "That allows me to go more one-on-one with my defender because they're not going to leave Ethan. He's the best shooter on the court."
One of the features Creighton tries to use offensively with either McDermott or Wragge is to have them trail the action down the court, then pass the ball back to either one of them for wide-open 3-point attempts.
"He's not the guy that has to trail on every play," McDermott said. "He can get down the floor and set up in the post, and then we can run some action that gets him back on the perimeter."
From Gibbs' standpoint as one of Creighton's main distributors, it would be a bonus to have two shooters the caliber of McDermott and Wragge on the floor at the same time.
"We would have two of the country's top shooters on the floor, and teams will struggle to guard both of them," Gibbs said. "We can do a lot of stuff with them, running pick-and-pops and running them off screens.
"The big concern would be the defensive glass, but that would just mean that everyone on the court would have to make a greater effort. When you look at everything, having the two of them playing together would give us a lot of advantages."
One factor weighing into decisions is just how much better the big men of the new Big East will be than the players Creighton was accustomed to facing in the Missouri Valley. Several teams return star-quality inside players this season, but a number of schools have question marks inside.
In order to combat some of the athleticism Creighton expects to face this season, McDermott and his staff have spent considerable time in the early practices on fundamental work that could bolster the Bluejays' defense.
"A lot of it has to do with making sure we're in the right position," Wragge said "We might not be able to match up in terms of God-given athletic talent with some of these teams, but we have a team full of smart guys. There are ways of taking away some of that advantage teams might have on us athletically."
In the end, the Wragge-McDermott option comes down to whether the advantages Creighton might gain on the offensive end outweigh any of the defensive disadvantages.
"It comes down to the other end (defensive) of the floor," Greg McDermott said. "There aren't many bigs that have to guard the things that Doug and Ethan can do on the offensive end. That provides us with a potential advantage.
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I didn't want to drain it completely down so 1 of the 2 I did, I just capped and interrupted the zone. The other one I reconnected, worked fine when I reinstalled.
They both froze and burst and I normally don't mess with anything related to HVAC but someone offering you $400 to solder two copper pipes....well, you do it.
Since I deal with hydronics on a regular basis, can anyone tell me if when I purged the union leading to the thermal expansion tank was necessary for this system that lost water considerably? I heard the system take on a great deal of makeup water initially when I turned it back on, which was good but my concern even now is I hope I didn't trap air in those lines.
No bleeders at the baseboard rads. Where I did bleed it was at the boiler, the lowest not highest part of the system. We can't confirm that "some" of the zones were down before this freeze happened or not. (woman that lives there has dimentia)
I'm just thinking compressed air in those lines with high heat can pose a danger. Didn't get much when I purged....made sure the bill notated that they need a HVAC tech pronto to reconnect the now dead zone and check the rest of non-working ones to see what is causing the lack of circulation in them.
Anyone know what the primary cause for those baseboard rads to stop functioning? I made up a reason that maybe the 90's that turn into them clog.......? <<< I'm thinking I stretched the truth.....but those rads are just a straight run of copper.
Any advice appreciated. The majority of rads were heating when I left at 3am though....which the homeowner loved. Couldn't get ANY HVAC guys out tonight and he caught me as the 10th plumber down willing to go to war to do battle.
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1/2 cup sour cream
2 tablespoons mayonnaise
1 tablespoon prepared horseradish
1 clove garlic, minced
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper
1/8 teaspoon white pepper
1/8 teaspoon dried dill weed
1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
In a word, FABULOUS! I've tried other horseradish dipping sauces on this site and this is by far the best! I would liken this more to of a spread/dip simply because it's just so versatile. I used reduced fat sour cream and Hellman's light mayo and this was oh so good! What's great about this is you can customize this to your tastes by adjusting the amounts of horseradish, garlic and dill - but no matter what you do it's bound to be delicious. I made this as a topping for some juicy burgers. I used the leftovers for some cut up veggies and my husband's sandwich for work. I can't wait to try this as on grilled steak sandwiches! Thanks for the great recipe ADZELL!
Not horseradishy enough. Not thick enough for a good spread. Fixed with more seasoning, lots more horseradish and a TON of corn starch.
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More a sauce than a spread, this blew everyone away at the dinner table tonight. My gosh this was good! I knew it was gonna be awesome right after I made it but of course it only got better after the flavors developed after several hours in the fridge. I might have used a little less pepper than called for since the horseradish I used really had a bite, but other than that I made no other changes, tho' I admit I didn't measure precisely. I served this with our corned beef and cabbage dinner, but I sure woudn't limit it to just that! This would also go well with prime rib, roast beef sandwiches, a dip for vegetables and quite possibly even on potatoes. We all SO enjoyed this that the bowl was scraped clean. A truly unforgettable sauce/spread.
Quick, easy & UTTERLY DELICIOUS, exactly as written! I've made 3 batches in the past 24 hours!! At first I made it for 2 servings, unsure of horseradish. As soon as I finished that with a variety of crisp vegetable slices, I made a half-batch more so others could enjoy it. Today, I made a full recipe to have available for more vegetable sticks & whole grain crackers over the next few days. I can also see this as a sauce for steak, salmon, & a sandwich spread (especially roast beef or cucumber sandwiches). Highly recommended! ~~~ UPDATED Feb. 2010: I've made this numerous times since, but with fresh dill, extra raw garlic & extra horseradish. It received rave reviews from everyone at the Super Bowl party. The women especially loved the healthy vegs & whole grain crackers with it. I also tried it as a spread for a prime rib sandwich ~ terrific! ~~~ LOWER FAT : Altho' perfect as is, I made it with 1/3-1/2 whole milk yogurt & the usual fresh dill, extra raw garlic & extra horseradish - it was as creamy~delicious as always, so that's how I'll make it from now on.
I made this to serve with beef tenderloin. I used 2 tablespoons of horeseradish and a full teaspoon of dill because I like a stronger flavor, but my family LOVED it. It was far more delicious than the horseradish dill sauce we previously used.
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Justin Hunter: Video Highlights for Former Tennessee WR
By Alan Hubbard ,
Cordarrelle Patterson may be getting the majority of attention leading up to the 2013 NFL draft, but don't be fooled. The University of Tennessee produced two NFL-ready wide receivers in 2012. The one we should be hearing more about is Justin Hunter.
Standing at 6'4" and weighing 196 pounds, Hunter's size is daunting. His imposing frame allowed him to get the best of small defenders in college, and he isn't the fastest receiver available, his long strides allow him to swallow up yards in a hurry.
To get you more acquainted with the Tennessee prospect, here are some of Hunter's best highlights from 2012.
This video is a fairly routine play that demonstrates Hunter's strengths.
Hunter begins the play lined up wide at the top of the screen. After a quick fake to the halfback, the quarterback rolls out, sees his man downfield and rockets a beautiful pass deep over the middle.
What you don't see in the video is how Hunter turns on the jets as soon as the ball is snapped and basically runs by everyone in Troy's secondary.
The end result is Hunter making a wide-open catch just as he trots across the goal line.
This is a pretty basic play that just about every NFL team has in its repertoire. Hunter shows here that he can run it to perfection.
Here we have another basic call in any passing offense: the slant pattern.
Tennessee comes out with four wideouts, Hunter stretched to the top of the screen.
In the ensuing play, Hunter shows off two things that should make offensive coordinators and wide receiver coaches very happy. First, he bursts off the line of scrimmage with incredible speed, allowing him to get inside the corner before the defender can react.
Second, he uses his massive frame to box out the corner and create a wide-open passing lane for his quarterback. Hunter makes the grab and displays some toughness by resisting the initial tackle and almost rolling his way into the end zone.
This catch may come late in a blowout against a weak opponent, but it is nonetheless a remarkable play.
Hunter is yet again lined up at the top of the screen. The ball is snapped and he takes off into his route, a straight shot down the field. He easily shakes off the corner's jam and creates separation. His QB lays up a floater that hangs toward the sideline.
Hunter leaps up in the end zone, gracefully plucks it out of the air and gets both feet in bounds (remember, only one foot is necessary in college—this pass would have been complete in the NFL). Stunning concentration in a confined space.
How good is Justin Hunter? He can turn near-disasters into highlight-worthy miracles.
Case in point: The above highlight features Hunter going deep against a Missouri corner. It appears as though Hunter has the man beat, but the quarterback underthrows the ball.
Rather than giving up on the play and letting the Missouri defender grab an easy interception, Hunter stops on a dime, readjusts and leaps over the back of the corner to make the circus catch. It's definitely one of the more impressive catches I've seen in some time.
This play goes south from the beginning thanks to a blown assignment in Kentucky's secondary.
The corner lined up on Hunter tracks him for a few steps before sprinting to the flat to cover a receiver on an out pattern. Meanwhile, the safety who is supposed to close in on Hunter doesn't do so fast enough, leaving Hunter wide open on the sideline. That's not the worst part, though.
Kentucky's safety still could have salvaged his mistake by coming up with the tackle. But Hunter would have none of it. He cuts inside the safety before delivering a nasty cut that completely destroys the safety. With the defender wildly out of position, Hunter simply has to jog into the end zone.
Don't let his frame fool you. Hunter can dance like a player half his size.
It may not carry the awe of juggling a trio of chainsaws, but Hunter's magical touchdown grab against Troy is nonetheless fantastic.
Hunter runs a deep crossing route late in the first quarter. The QB sees he's open in one-on-one coverage and fires a laser over the middle. Hunter extends his long arms at the goal line but merely stops the ball's progress, leaving it hovering in the air.
As the big receiver falls to the turf, he never once loses concentration and pulls the ball in, securing the touchdown. And all along, the poor corner looks defenseless to intervene.
Tennessee's 2012 game against Troy has been a focal point in this highlight reel, and for good reason. It was one of Hunter's best games.
In yet another clip from that contest, Hunter shows that he can be a clutch receiver. With the Volunteers trailing 48-41 with only three minutes to play, Tennessee's quarterback hits Hunter about one yard downfield on a crossing pattern.
With no one within at least five yards of the receiver, Hunter cuts upfield and outruns one defender's angle. That would be all it took. Hunter continued through the seam and burned everyone else on his way to a 46-yard touchdown that would tie the game.
Tennessee would go on to win the game.
Similar to the previous highlight, this clip shows Hunter's ability to make plays when the game is on the line.
Tennessee and Missouri had battled into a third overtime. Missouri was on top, 48-42. On 3rd-and-11, the Vols tried a pass over the middle to Hunter who had come open around the 9-yard line.
As Hunter turns his head towards the end zone, a gaggle of Missouri defenders close in to steel the line. Hunter was undeterred. He lowered his shoulder just as the first defender crashed into his legs at the 3-yard line. Hunter stumbled slightly yet was able to leap forward and stretch the ball across the goal line for the touchdown.
I can't think of any NFL team that wouldn't want that kind of gutsy play out of its wide receivers.