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I wouldn't call Matt's "super casual." A taqueria is super casual. Matt's is a date night type place, for Seattle anyway.
Oct 17, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
"We don't take reservations for less than 6." Restaurant Owners Listen Up! [moved from Seattle board]
My policy of not waiting extends to my local (Bluebird, Seattle) ice cream place. They are the slowest scoopers on earth, and then there are the people that have to sample everything; if there are a half dozen people in front of you, you will wait 30 minutes--no joke. But that's there prerogative to hand out limitless samples and be slow, just like it's a restaurants (very understandable) prerogative to not take a res. I'll just buy a pint from the store on the next block.
Oct 16, 2014christy319 in Not About Food
Canlis isn't stuffy but I also wouldn't call it relaxed. It has a dress code, after all. The menus are so different that I'd make the choice by what sounds better. You can always have a cocktail and appetizer at Canlis rather than dinner--the drinks and apps are great (you can actually get the whole menu there, but I like going for the prawns and the salad), and the piano player is legendary for his unusual selections (think early '80s Tears for Fears, or Metallica).
Oct 16, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Well, blowout+view has gotta be Canlis. You might be able to get in on a weeknight. There is a dress code, it's the only place around that has one. In previous years I thought the food didn't always live up to the hype, but earlier this year a group of us did the tasting menu (with variations for all of us) and it was spectacular, as were the wine pairings.
Most view places aren't that great. If you want a very Seattle spot, very good food, cool space, a little view, Matt's in the Market.
Ray's Boathouse has a great view, and it's a Seattle classic, but I haven't been in ages, and not under the current chef.
Oct 15, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
That's gotta be the problem--that's a small, remote town and I can't imagine the groceries are very good. You might need to start making grocery trips to the Puget Sound metro area. I don't know if these items are something found in any Seattle/Tacoma grocery or if you need to go to an Asian grocery, but if its the latter, there's an H Mart in Federal Way, a Ranch 99 in Kent, a Uwajimaya in Renton...maybe there's a good grocery in Olympia that has them.
Oct 12, 2014christy319 in Pacific Northwest
Buying WA king salmon this time of year
They do indeed have some Quillaiyute King available right now (their other is from CA). Thanks guys! That is the obvious place to check but I think I'd just gotten so used to not seeing it in my usual stores I hadn't bothered to call.
Oct 11, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
"We don't take reservations for less than 6." Restaurant Owners Listen Up! [moved from Seattle board]
I also generally won't wait to get a table--I haven't eaten breakfast out in years because of this, and there are many places I either haven't tried, or haven't been back to, because they don't take reservations.
That said, there's nothing restauranteurs don't "get." Taking reservations costs them money and it's a big scheduling hassle. This article explains it pretty well: http://www.nytimes.com/2010/06/09/din...
Oct 10, 2014christy319 in Not About Food
Buying WA king salmon this time of year
Can I buy WA Kings anywhere this time of year through next spring? Even if its not in Seattle I'd like to know where its available, and if I'm in that area I can make a stop.
I live off Wilson Fish salmon May-Sept, and they did unexpectedly have some OR King salmon last weekend (it wasn't as good as their WA stuff though). But in general Fall-Spring I see AK stuff in the fish markets rather than local and it's never as good by the time it gets here. I just read an article in the Times about how good the fall Chinook runs are. Looking through the WDFW guides its hard for me to tell what is recreational and what is commercial in terms of season. Anyone know if/when/where WA king might be available to buy?
Oct 09, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Restaurants with Seattle or pacific northwestern feel?
I was going to suggest Matt's. Great food and you can't get more "Seattle" than being in the middle of the Market. The space is great with the windows looking right onto the market; some tables also have a bay view.
Westward has such a great space/location too although I like their food a smidge less. It's good, maybe just not exactly to my own tastes. Look at the menu and see what you think. It's the rare waterfront restaurant that is good. Rockcreek is also a good pick, as the food is very good and it's in a neighborhood setting.
I haven't been to The Whale Wins but it might fit the bill.
I love Poppy too. There's nothing special about the space itself, though.
Oct 07, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
any updates about Methow Valley / Winthrop WA?
I went to Duck Brand last Wednesday and was surprised to see all of the Asian-ish items on the dinner menu. Most of the Mexican items said lunch only. I ordered a prawn dish that I didn't realize would be a stir fry but it was, and it was terrible. The two ladies next to me asked if they could order from the lunch menu, were told they could, then they raved about the Mexican items they got. *sigh* So if anyone goes, confine yourself to the Mexican items.
Oct 06, 2014christy319 in Pacific Northwest
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
The question wasn't for you. It was for the poster with the elderly father and hands full of coffee and food. My mother in law is 85 and uses a walker. You can damn well bet that when we enter somewhere without table service (she loves casual fish and chips places) we're going to sit her down and stake a table before going and ordering. If there's no tables, we can't stay. Standing in line and waiting is not an option for her.
Oct 05, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Thoughts on May Thai in Wallingford? Other suggestions in that vicinity?
May Thai is probably the nicest space, and I haven't been in ages so I don't know how the food is these days. I like Savatdee and it's not the kind of cheap student focused place you want to avoid, but the decor and space isn't quite what May Thai is. I'd actually drive to Pestle Rock in Ballard--food, space, drink selection are all very good. But that may be further than you want.
Oct 04, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
Someone denying a seat to a senior with hands full of coffee and food is a whole other level of what we are talking about. Also, this is an argument for saving a seat before you get your food/drink. What if there had legitimately been no seats? What would you have done?
Quality Athletics: Went before the Ms game Saturday. I was initially put off by the 3 bouncers wearing security garb. I'd hoped it wasn't going to be another d--chy PS sports bar. It was still crowded with Sounders fans, most of whom were in the outdoor area drinking beer (I'm not sure if there is food service out there--all I saw were people standing and drinking beer). But it wasn't. Once we got our IDs checked and wrists stamped, we were seated at a communal table in a pretty big space with big tvs (they apparently will have these off during the week when they cater to the work crowd).
Menu was not the typical sports bar food--there were duck wings (husband liked these, but didn't love them), whole fish with taco fixings, salmon collar, razor clams, a veg section of the menu. The potato croquettes were delicious and a great thing to have with drinks. I liked my tartine with St Andre and shishito peppers, though I'd probably get something else next time (the whole fish looked great). I do love that they have interested veg options. The vanilla funnel cake with macerated peaches, very lightly sweetened whipped cream, and a dusting of cayenne was a knockout. I need it again, soon.
Service was very good. When a family (there were a number of young kids in there) sat down and noticed there were no chicken fingers on the menu, the waitress kindly let them know they could find those at FX McCrory's and didn't seem put out at all at having to clear their spots.
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
Yikes, I've never seen brown baggers who don't buy any food or drink, and I bet one thing we can all agree on is that THAT is awful.
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
Ha, babette feasts, go to a Mariner's game next time the Blue Jays are in town to get a dose of how "polite" Canadians are.
Sep 29, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
Except as you've found out, it's not normative. There are many of us that have never heard of this. And we even have some disagreement even in this thread about whether it is right or wrong for one of a couple to go sit down while the other orders and pays, so it's not even a norm among Chowhounds. This is not a social norm, it's some people's ideas of what is courteous/right, but not everyone's. And I still argue it's just not practical to observe everywhere.
I know I'll see it when I get my lunch at Pizzeria Gabbiano today--people need to know whether to order their food to go, or if they can sit down, as they order. By the time they pay then look for a seat, they may be stuck holding their lunch on a plate with nowhere to sit.
Sep 25, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
We went last night. They were doing decent weekday business, but tables were open so we got seats as walk ins (actually we called first to ask and they said just come in). Service was very attentive. My cocktail was delicious, as was the appetizer--they called it a Hatch chile mornay (really a fancy queso) served with buckwheat flatbread. We were sitting at the bar at the open kitchen and watched them roll out the dough for the flatbread, bake it, then make the sauce...which is great, I guess, but it means that the appetizer took over 20 minutes to get. There was 20+ minutes until the dinner course too. Maybe this is just a new restaurant thing. I liked the fried chicken but I wouldn't tell anyone to drive across town for it.
Sep 25, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
any updates about Methow Valley / Winthrop WA?
So Duck Brand was at least okay? I always loved the deck but the food got so bad at one point--it's been over 10 years since I've been now, so hopefully things have improved.
All this talk of the Mazama Store and no one got the bagels? You HAVE to get bagels.
I'm also glad to hear Sun Mt was good--I haven't been there for years either and have wondered.
Sep 24, 2014christy319 in Pacific Northwest
It's really changed with the cruise ship crowds. That's almost a million extra people coming May-Sept, and they ALL go to the Market. Ten years ago it was still a manageable lunch stop for me but I can't deal with it anymore.
Sep 24, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
We had a mixed experience here. There was one knockout dish (peas), one fine but not special dish (can't even remember what) then an odd crab parfait thing that was pretty good at first bite, but it just got...weird, and neither of us ended up wanting to eat it. Something about the textures--there was a savory custard layer that was off putting. I had a hard time finding things that sounded good to order, so I think it's just not for me.
Sep 23, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
I completely understand, but the fried chicken is going to get me there.
Sep 23, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Coffee shop etiquette: lines and limited tables
It never even occurred to me that this WASN'T okay. I can't specifically think of when I've done it,* but in a crowded place, this might leave someone that might have otherwise taken their coffee to go with a ceramic mug and baked good and nowhere to sit. I've never thought twice when I've seen people do this. I do think a shop can ask people not to do this and it should be respected (I don't go to Besalu so haven't dealt with this).
And yes, if the guy in front of you really did yell at you repeatedly then he's a d-bag. Is it so hard to politely and reasonably draw someone's attention to the sign?
*My husband and I do this at Uneeda or Red Mill, where one person orders and the other grabs a seat, but according to posters I guess that is okay when it's 2 people?
Sep 22, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
A review I read said the fried chicken was very good, so it's on my list. Thanks for the report.
Sep 22, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
I tried La Bodega, the Dominican place, the other day and loved the empanadas (both kinds I got were veg--yam and gouda and loroco and some kind of white cheese). Anyone had the sandwiches or salads?
Sep 21, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Love love the new Pizzeria Gabbiano (from the Il Corvo guy). What a great addition to the lunch scene. Pizza is by the kilo so you can get smaller pieces of different flavors. Great toppings--today was pancetta and squash, wild mushroom, anchovy and cauli, tallegio and...(I forget). heirloom tomato and pesto. There was a prosciutto and something that ran out when I was in line. They also let me split a salad (I got two smaller portions of different kinds--garbanzo/zucchini and green bean) for the price of the regular size). My piece of pizza and the salad(s) came to $9 which I thought was reasonable. The space is all counter or communal seating which I think is very conducive to a solo work lunch.
Sep 17, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
suggestions for food & drink spots for a vegetarian and a non seafood fan
The Salumi line moves fast. I go ~11:15-11:30 and it's fine--I don't wait long.
Bread on Cap Hill: Bakery Nouveau, though you should be able to get good bread (Macrina, Essential, Tall Grass...) at any good grocery. Though thinking about it, Capitol Hill just has the big chains ie QFC, besides Madison Market.
Poppy is one idea for a Capitol Hill dinner--they have an amazing veg thali but your husband can get the regular thali. Others should give you plenty of ideas on the Hill, there are lots of great places.
Did you check HH threads here? I know we've had them. But here are my non-oyster/seafood favorites in your areas: Tavolata (my very fave), Bastille, Poppy, and Ba Bar.
Safeco sandwiches: Rainshadow Squared Meats, Tat's, Delicatus.
Sep 17, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
It's always interesting to me to read the raves for his food because I just don't get it. I've been to Corson (which was fun even if I didn't find anything delicious), S&S, Bar Sajor and London Plane and have never enjoyed the food. The last time at LP I couldn't even finish two of the dishes (tuna and a pea soup), and that never happens--usually if I'm hungry I can eat anything. Am I really the only person out there that doesn't like these places?
Sep 15, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Seafood recs for an East Coast shellfish fresk
I really liked the halibut and chips, too...except for the price. $24! Ouch. It was a big portion, but it's still fish and chips.
Are you heading north at all? I can't say enough good things about the crab sandwich at Skagit's Own Fish Market. It's on the way to the San Juan Islands ferry, Deception Pass, Chuckanut Drive, the North Cascades, Vancouver...but go at lunch, they run out by later in the day.
I remembered how much I liked the mussels at the Taylor Shellfish oyster bar in Pioneer Square. Not sure if the Melrose location has them.
Sep 04, 2014christy319 in Greater Seattle
Seafood recs for an East Coast shellfish fresk
Damn, no, didn't know that about Sea Garden. I don't find 7 Stars Pepper reliable for crab anymore--they used to do an amazing Szechuan crab, and you might try to order one and tell them that you like spicy (the problem is they began making it blander if you were American). Though last time I tried to do this they were out altogether.
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The name could not describe this house any better. This Charleston Style Gulf Front home is exactly what you need to help create the perfect vacation. The house boast 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, elevator (services all floors), community pool, gorgeous hardwood floors in the living/dining/kitchen area, gourmet kitchen, wifi, and the list continues. They even built the decks with composite deck boards so no need to worry about getting any splinters while sitting and enjoying the incredible expansive views from the large amount of deck space. Here are some more attributes of this beautiful home.
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Travel Guide: Oahu [Honolulu Focus]
Oahu is one of the most built up and developed Hawaiian Islands. With so much to do and see, it can be a bit overwhelming to know where to even start! As such, I'm hoping that by the end of this post, you'll have a better idea of all the different kinds of activities to choose from on the island!
(Pictured: Hanauma Bay).
Before we get started, the most important thing I'd recommend to you is to just RENT a car. Although there is a pretty good bus system, it's VERY spotty on the north shore and elsewhere on the island. You're better off just getting a temporary vehicle from Enterprise or something and travel at your own pace! (If you have more than 4 people, for the love of loco moco, DON'T rent a Volkswagen Beetle….it's WAY too tight of a fit). If you plan on getting something without a roof, don't forget to wear a TON of sunscreen as you can burn really quickly without protection there.
There are a TON of places to unleash your inner shopaholic at on Oahu (more specifically Honolulu). Below are just a FEW of the ones I've visited (there are tons of other gems I've probably missed, so don't be afraid to do some exploring yourself when you get there :) )
So there are many of these kinds of "galleria's"/malls around.From what I saw, they mainly contained a lot of higher end more expensive brands and fashions. Though, it was nice to bask in the cold embrace of their powerful air conditioner, haha.
On the other hand, you've your lower end open-air shopping marketplaces. For example, this one had a Barnes & Noble, which was a nice change from places that stocked endless supplies of pieces of clothing that I dared not ask the prices of.
My favourite place to shop in Honolulu would probably have to have been Ala Moana. It's a relatively large shopping mall with many of the typical brands you'd see here and MORE.
It's got a GIANT food court filled with a good variety of cuisines (I'd say it rivals the Metrotown food court in size, might be even a tad bit larger).
Seriously it's even got a Hello Kitty store.
It's a very interesting concept as it's almost entirely open-air! You'll forget you were even in a shopping mall at all.
As well, almost all the water features actually have LIVE Koi in them!
The next place to hit up, if you're more on a budget, is to head to the Aloha Stadium Swap Meet.
If you've been to the Richmond Night Market, it's kind of like that.
Last off, if there's one store you HAVE to hit up, it's gotta be Crazy Shirts! They've got like a ton of different t-shirt styles and other assorted clothing dyed in various materials from volcanic ash, hemp, etc. Personally, I love the ones with Kliban's cat on them!
Sights and Activities
After all's said and done, why not check out some of the unique places and buildings that make this place awesome!
You've gotta check out the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. It's BRIGHT pink and has an early turn of the 20th century feel to it. It's very cool inside as the breeze blows through it, and it connects right to the beach!
Pretty ain't it?
You don't need to travel far to see some interesting sights though. Even the trash cans are the site of an interesting occurrence!
If you're more of an indoors person though, not to worry! There's always tons of live performances going on, even at as late as 10 PM (22:00).
If you're more into the historical side of things, but don't want to wait FOREVER to see the remains of the sunken ship, you can also check out one of the docked ones at Pearl Harbour! The peace treaty was signed on this particular one, kind of neato eh?
They give you an inside tour of the ship too, which is pretty cool. You get to see where the crew used to dine and live while on board.
If you've been watching Hawaii Five-O, you'll recognize this building! Located further downtown, if not for anything else, Iolani Palace definitely merits a photo!
King Kamehameha Statue. Yes, that's what the Dragon Ball Z move is named after.
If you like the more natural side of things though, check out the Waikiki Aquarium! It's got a wide assortment of tropical fish you might not normally see back home.
Look I found Nemo!!! Though he looks mighty pissed off…..
Although you might not realize it, the Aloha Tower is a natural sight in itself. Although the mall is open air like Ala Moana and is pretty, there isn't much shopping to do here, though that's not really the main attraction.
Kinda pretty.
You can ride the elevators to the top of the tower!
In the habour next to the tower, you can see live coral with TONS of fish and urchins all about. It's amazing how much life there is in the water right next to an oil spewing boat.
You can feed some local birds too if you'd like, they come RIGHT up to your hands.
It's kind of neat to see the Chinatown there as well! Just imagine Parker Place, but EVERYWHERE in the form of an open market and food court in one structure.
If those aren't your thing, then you have your outdoor grocery stores too. I'll touch more on the food stuff in the next section.
A visit to Hawaii wouldn't be complete without a tour and train ride to the Dole plantation! Again, i'll cover more on the food in the next section.
Apparently, very few of the pineapples grown here are consumed on the island if at all. They end up having to be imported from Southeast Asia.
Again, if you like a side of history with a vacation, check out the Bishop Museum! It's got some taxidermy (stuffed animals), portraits and history of the family and of Hawaii, and an adjacent science centre!
All your spam are belong to us! (Gundam reference)
Looks very real.
As shown at the beginning, this is Hanauma Bay. It's accessible by car, and is known for scuba activities around its reefs.
Although many of the original local fish species have been killed off by sunscreen contamination in the water, you might luck out and have a fishy swim by your feet!
A must-see when visiting Honolulu is Pali lookout. Located high above in the mountains, not only does it present an amazing view, it's also INCREDIBLY windy up there. If you've ever wondered what it's like to "whip your hair", this is the place for you.
It's challenging to even walk around
Also nestled high in the mountains is a Buddhist shrine (Byodo-in Temple). With its immense amount of greenery and Koi ponds, I guarantee it will give you a sense of serenity and peace, if only for a short time. Watch out for mosquitoes though…they're really nasty out here.
So many fish.
At the polar opposite end of the spectrum, we've Diamondhead. It's a steep climb through a desert path, up a flight of stairs, to the observation tower at the top. If you do persevere and make it, not only will you be granted with an AMAZING view of the surrounding island, but you'll get a certificate that says you've done it too!
Feel the burn!
Definitely worth the tiresome trek though
Last, but not least, we've Waikiki Beach. It's got a LONG stretch of sand where you can either bask in and relax on, or perhaps you'd be more interested in taking a dip! In the case of these brave souls though, they were competing in a swimming race farther away from shore.
Totally jacked up water ride.
A definite MUST when visiting Honolulu is to eat at Shore Bird. You can order sandwiches and burgers, but they're known for offering you a raw steak, which you can season and cook at the provided grill stations (they often come with unlimited salad bar). It's more of a visit to say you've visited kind of place as it's REALLY expensive ($20-30 range for a steak meal) and quality is just average.
Salad bar ain't half bad. Chili's probably the best though
Fire it up!
Next off, gotta try the local McDonald's! They've some CRAZY cheap and unique offerings you won't find elsewhere nor back home!
Always wanted to try Saimin (apparently some sort of noodle soup) though I've heard it's NASTY
Chicken Nuggets are a commodity on the island. In the core, it's like 6 for $5, but the more rural areas charge $5 for 20 pieces. Maybe it has to do with the roaming packs of wild chickens…
The taro pie is just okay. If you're wondering, it does NOT taste like taro bubble tea/boba at all. It's just like raw taro but sweetened with sugar.
Speaking of junk food, the soda offerings are kind of different their too! American A&W broke off from the Canadian one decades ago, so their flavours and general taste are quite different!
The Dole plantation has a cafeteria there where people apparently have raved about their pulled pork pineapple sandwich. I actually found it quite gross as it was REALLY overly sweet and everything was super soggy. If you like sweet messes, then this is definitely your sandwich I guess :P
They also specialize in pineapple soft serve ice cream (called Dole Whip). I want to let you know RIGHT NOW, that do not feel pressured to get this here LOL. You can honestly get it in the Lower Mainland as well. One place I've seen have it is the soft serve ice cream place in the Granville Island Public Market. It's just ordinary soft serve with a mild pineapple flavour.
Seriously, step aside Parker Place and Yaohan, the places in these sketchy little Chinese markets, in Chinatown, take the cake…for cheapness at least. Many of the dishes hovered around the $2-$3 range (for noodles) and even the most expensive things weren't more than $8
Yummy, won-ton done old fashioned style!
Such yummy! (and cheap)
Bowl of congee sets you back around 75c to $1.
I don't know if you're into abalone, I personally hate it, but if you're up for cooking, they go for around $5 each here.
Dim sum places abound, all look kinda sketchy though
There are numerous bakeries in Chinatown with unique goods
In Conclusion, Honolulu, and Oahu, have a lot to offer in terms of food, shopping, and sights to see! This list is just a tiny sliver of all there is to see and do there, so I'm hoping that although this might be your initial guide, you'll have plenty more discoveries and adventures when you journey there, yourself! Happy travels now, be safe!
-As of July 2014, the International Marketplace has been closed down and will be reconstructed as an indoor plaza in the future
-Perry's Smorgy (80's buffet joint) has now been replaced by another restaurant
-Buskers tend to roam around the beach at night, so keep a lookout
-Might want to keep away from those guys that are slapping business cards together…(they employ certain "services" if you catch my drift)
-Although I didn't have time to visit, I hear there is a GREAT zoo in the area


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Bears players slipping too. It helped the Dolphins on their touchdown play.
That's at least three or four times the Dolphins players have slipped on this field by themselves. It's costing them yards.
Shelby fights through to take down Cutler as he falls down. Nice play there.
Very effective and efficient scoring drive by the Dolphins. No slow start this week.
Dolphins offensive line much improved on this drive after that first play of the game where they allowed the quarterback sack.
HEAT.com for clips for now (2/2)
I have nothing to do with the headlines in the newspaper. RT @CrossoverDoc: So, you know Bosh didn't play last night, right?
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So Philbin keeps Pouncey at RG, Satele at C. He opts for Garner and Dallas Thomas as active backup OL over Shelley Smith and Jason Fox.
Brandon Gibson was probable, so a bit surprising he's inactive.
Satele active for Dolphins. Inactives: Gibson, Wilson, S. Smith, Fox, Johnson, Turner and Hoskins.
A voice of reason. Thank you instagram.com/p/uVrgcdO8Go/
Dwyane Wade offers perspective on his passive preseason play, says a change is on the way. bit.ly/1t2Hwj2
Link: On Dolphins' coaches;Charles Clay's reduced role; Odd claim from new Dolphins QB; Wade on Heat's youth; Napier: miamiherald.typepad.com/sports-buzz/20…
Yes,there are scheme issues.But just how good is UM's defensive talent? NFL evaluators, recruiting experts weigh in: miamiherald.typepad.com/sports-buzz/20…
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Reminder: All my Heat/NBA stories in one place at facebook.com/ira.winderman (for feed "Follow" not "Friend").
ICYMI: Heat stars sit, Napier rises, as Heat young players pull out overtime victory in San Antonio. bit.ly/1rl0awd
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ICYMI: Given Saturday off (along with Wade, Deng, Birdman), Chris Bosh ready for a show of force this season. bit.ly/1sZkPvg
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Heat stars sit, Napier rises, as Heat young players pull out overtime victory in San Antonio. (Updated with quotes.) bit.ly/1rl0awd
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Feels like watching the Empire Strikes Back without knowing there's a third coming. The bad guys win, and that's it
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From Fighting Irish to Flagging Irish
Heat need to cut 3 players and if they release, say, Khem Birch & Shawn Jones, who do you cut from trio of Brown, Dawkins, and Johnson?
Heat outlast Spurs in overtime. Nice work by the young reserves. Napier again strong with 25 points on 6/13 field goals, 12/14 free throws.
OT FINAL: Heat 111, Spurs 108. Two in a row for the Heat.
Call upheld. 90 seconds of my life I'll never get back.
Why yes, why not a video review in overtime of a preseason game.
That pass by Napier....
Heat in their third preseason overtime game. Because this game needed more free throws.
Heat 100, Spurs 100 end of regulation. Third preseason OT game for the Heat. What is this post-LeBron hell?
Overtime. Popovich looks like a guy who was just told his wife maxed out 9 of her 10 credit cards, & is on her way to Tiffany's.
Why, yes, this is the Heat's third overtime of preseason. Basketball gods not been too kind lately.
If this game goes to overtime, Popovich might kill the first reporter he sees
Really, possibly a third preseason overtime game? That's more unpalatable than having to pick between Crist and Scott.
Spurs working hard on their preseason flops.
Tyler Johnson, kid is tough, takes a beating and keeps going hard to rim.
Um @Shabazz Napier just did the yoke and dome … one thing to yank a cat but ya got to hit the shot … AND HE DID #HeatNation
JaMychal Green, an undrafted free agent out of Alabama ('12), has stood out for San Antonio. Spurs keep finding good prospects.
Heat 82, Spurs 81 going into the fourth. Is this thing on? Anyone out there? Hello? Hello?
Remarkable how Napier can find space to operate even by the rim.
Napier's lack of size showed up there. But so did his instincts, still finding someone in traffic. It's going 2 b hard to keep him on bench.
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Heat fans are going to hate hearing this... but it's absolutely freezing inside the AT&T Center in San Antonio tonight
Heat 61, Spurs 54 at half. Shabazz Napier keeps growing on you and Andre Dawkins showing he can flat-out shoot.
Spoelstra giving the kids the chance tonight. Sense that Tuesday's home preseason finale on national TV (TNT) will be a dress rehearsal.
Rio to Tyler Johnson for the alley-oop. Shades of Johnson's summer-league play.
I told you Tyler Johnson could fly #HeatNation
Bonner in danger of fouling out before halftime.
Do the Gators get to schedule another Homecoming?
Chalmers back at point guard for first time in two games.
Andre Dawkins can shoot. Not sure about the rest of his game but the Heat certainly have a pressing need in that category.
Not a good night for former Gators coach Will Muschamp.
Chalmers at scorers' table about to return.
Shabazz Napier has gotten better in every preseason appearance since his poor summer league. Instincts starting to show through.
It's clear watching Tyler Johnson that he has potential.
The thing is Dawkins and Johnson can score. Phil Weber likely to get both to score for him in Sioux Falls.
Napier uncharacteristically missed his 2nd FT of the night. The rookie gets to the line consistently.
Tim Duncan is returning to this game. He may have lost a bet.
Spoelstra going deep in his bench already. Heat have accordingly lost their 11-point lead.
And now Dawkins. So a Heat second-quarter lineup of Napier, Dawkins, Johnson, Birch and Jones. Go ahead, guess the first names.
Chalmers (left-eye laceration) is getting stitches in the locker room and expected to return, per Heat.
Shabazz Napier again a catalyst for the Heat, his 10 early points pushing Heat to a 12-point lead against the defending world champions.
Heat open up double-digit lead at the end of the 1st quarter against a mix of Spurs regulars and reserves. Napier again impressive early.
Keep an eye on #8 Tyler Johnson … he can fly #HeatNation
And now, with Chalmers out, Tyler Johnson enters for the first time.
Mario Chalmers to the locker room after a shot to the eye.
Chalmers bumped heads with Ginobili, but appears to be OK.
We have reached Shawn Jones-Khem Birch time . . . in the first quarter.
Spurs loading up on early threes against the Heat. Never seen that before.
Granger doing a nice job early on of facilitating.
Chalmers back in the Heat's starting lineup. The irony is he didn't start the previous time the Heat played here.
That's right @Miami Heat rocking the championship road red tonight (my fave of the HEAT units, so I'm biased) #HeatNation
Danny Granger . . . your Heat go-to guy tonight.
Among the starters in tonight's Heat-Spurs "NBA Finals Rematch": Shawne Williams, Matt Bonner, Kyle Anderson and Cory Joseph.
Covered Gators, lived in Gainesville during the Galen Hall era. Never thought I'd have a better Gainesville football experience than my son.
By the way, the air conditioning here at the AT&T Center? Never better, positively frigid in here.
Popovich responded to Suns owner Robert Sarver's criticism: "The only thing that surprises me is that he didn't say it in a chicken suit."
Maybe Charlie Strong and Will Muschamp can just swap jobs.
Gregg Popovich couldn't care less Saturday about his Finals foil returning with a far different look. bit.ly/1vu3Ula
Fourteen of 15 Spurs (all but Damion James) from NBA Finals r still w/ team. As noted prior, 6 of 15 Heat players r not currently in NBA.
Can't remember last time I stopped to enjoy the pre game entertainment but local kids choir just rocked "I Believe I Can Fly" - had to clap
Given Saturday off (along with Wade, Deng, Birdman), Chris Bosh ready for a show of force this season. bit.ly/1sZkPvg
Asked if he contemplated how dramatically the Heat have changed since the Finals, Popovich shrugged, "It's the preseason, I'm not there."
Asked if he was surprised by LeBron leaving Heat after fourth straight Finals, Popovich, "I don't care. You guys think in those terms."
Spurs to hold out Tony Parker, in addition to Leonard, Splitter and Mills.
Spoestra to hold out Wade, Bosh, Deng and Birdman tonight, likely to start Shawne Williams, Haslem, Granger, Cole and Chalmers.
Wade, Bosh, Deng, Andersen out for the Heat vs. Spurs. Cole & Chalmers starting together in backcourt.
Tony Parker also resting for Spurs tonight.
For Spurs, Leonard & Splitter out tonight vs Heat
More on that tonight.. Funny line from @ChrisBosh RT @mfr234: @Jason Jackson @Marriott but will the air conditioning at @attcenter be working?
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Members of the advisory group of IPI's project on Understanding Compliance with UN Security Council Resolutions in Civil Wars convened at IPI's Trygve Lie Center for Peace, Security and Development on May 21, 2009 for a seminar featuring presentations and active discussions on the research question, hypotheses, and methodology of the project as well as on an early draft of a forthcoming report entitled, "The UN Security Council and Civil War: First Insights from a New Dataset." The meeting benefited from the great wealth of expertise of former diplomats, UN staff and academic experts in the room.
The meeting began with welcoming remarks by Dr. Edward Luck, IPI's Senior Vice President for Research and Programs. This was followed by presentations from the project's staff consisting of James Cockayne, Senior Fellow at IPI, Christoph Mikulaschek, Senior Policy Analyst at IPI, and Chris Perry, Policy Analyst at IPI.
This meeting follows an earlier roundtable gathering experts on the UN Security Council from academia, think tanks and the United Nations, as well as presentations of this project at several university seminars, including the International Law and International Relations seminar at the Weatherhead Center at Harvard University.
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H.E. Mr. Diego Arria – former Permanent Representative of Venezuela to the United Nations
Dr. Severine Autesserre – Barnard College
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H.E. Mr. Anwarul Karim Chowdhury – former Permanent Representative of Bangladesh to the United Nations
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It's almost time for the biggest and most popular sporting event in the world, which commands the attention of billions of fans every four years. There are 32 teams all vying for the title. Today, Yahoo is giving you the chance to show the world who you think will win it all, with the launch of Yahoo Sports Fantasy World Football Pick'em
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A website focusing on news for gays and lesbians has recommended Vienna as a holiday destination.
Gayapolis (www.gayapolis.com) points out today (Mon) that homosexuals "have played a prominent role in Viennese public life" and it suggests visits to the Museum of Art (Kunsthistorisches Museum, KHM) and the Museumsquartier (MQ). The State Opera and the Burgtheater are praised as "major cultural institutions" in the Austrian capital.
The internet platform � which stresses that Vienna "offers an immense range of cultural, culinary and shopping experiences" � describes the city as the "undisputed capital of gay and lesbian life in Austria."
Belvedere Palace is mentioned for its permanent art exhibition featuring works by Egon Schiele, Gustav Klimt and Oskar Kokoschka.
Gayapolis reports that gays enjoy cocktails at the Mango Bar, adding that the Felixx Bar and the Eagle Bar are other locations in Mariahilf district popular with Vienna�s homosexual community. The Motto in the city centre is listed for being voted Vienna�s top eatery for gays in the Name-It magazine.
An estimated 170,000 gays and lesbians live in the city, according to Gayapolis. The capital�s overall population ranges around 1.7 million.
The website�s Vienna tips come weeks after Daily Mail reporter Emily Payne described how a late Saturday morning at its Naschmarkt "is more Manhattan than old-school Europe."
The journalist also wrote: "Timeless elegance with a touch of eternal empress � the whole city feels like this to me."
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Bob Duchesne's Wild Maine: Great Maine Outdoor Weekend [AUDIO]
There are more than 100 outdoor events taking place this weekend as part of the Great Maine Outdoor Weekend. We'll check in at four of them.
Bob Duchesne's Wild Maine: Snowmobiling Around Maine [AUDIO]
Bob Duchesne's Wild Maine: National Toboggan Championships [AUDIO]
Wild Maine is one year old! On this weekend's show, well get you up to speed on the 24th Annual National Toboggan Championships in Camden next weekend. You can get a sense of what you're in for by watching the video above. Plus we take a look at Maine's seal population.


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