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I had a lump in my throat when I saw in the front page of this paper a picture of veterans saluting the flag during the 71st Araw ng Kagitingan commemoration rites on Mt. Samat in Pilar, Bataan.
The aging veterans are as old as my father if he were still alive today.
My old man fought in Bataan, survived the infamous Death March, became a prisoner of war (POW) in Capas, Tarlac, until he was released along with many other sick and dying Filipino POWs.
My father seldom talked about his life as a POW at the Capas concentration camp where his father, my grandfather Felix, died of malnutrition-related diseases.
But I once overheard him tell my mother that he and his fellow POWs would catch grasshoppers and eat them alive.
Perhaps by his silence he would not be able to relive the trauma in the hands of his Japanese captors.
He probably also didn't want to recall the humiliation of defeat.
The Philippines is probably the only country in the world that celebrates defeat instead of victory.
I only now fully appreciate the bitter experiences my father and his fellow Bataan veterans went through after reading the book entitled "Escape from Davao" by John D. Lukacs.
The book is a tale of defeat, humiliation and suffering of American soldiers who fought in Bataan and Corregido who were transferred from one concentration camp to another: Capas, Cabanatuan and Davao, where they staged a daring escape.
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The best appreciation the government can show these veterans is to give their surviving comrades more financial benefits and to never count the money.
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Why does senatorial candidate Nancy Binay refuse a public debate with a rival, former Akbayan Rep. Risa Hontiveros?
The reason given by the daughter of Vice President Jojo Binay in not accepting Hontiveros' challenge to a debate is, "Let's win the Senate race first, then we can debate on the Senate floor."
Nancy Binay, who ranks No. 6 in the surveys, thinks debating with Hontiveros is useless since her challenger is doing poorly in the surveys at No. 18.
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Binay, whose only qualification for the Senate is easy name recall, doesn't want to debate with Hontiveros as this would expose her incompetence in public.
All the other candidates with famous family names, who are running for the Senate for the first time, have had experience as members of the Lower House: JV Ejercito Estrada, Sonny Angara, Jack Enrile, Cynthia Villar and Risa Hontiveros.
Nancy Binay has not held any government position, not even as barangay kagawad.
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- Phone: (415) 433-6300
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
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An exceptionally stylish supper club, civilized speakeasy, a sophisticated saloon. Each of these "personae" is housed in a soaring two-story interior distinguished by a gently curving mahogany bar, fluted columns with ornate capitals, stunning original art, plush banquettes, cozy booths, starched linens, glittering glasses, and polished flatware. Overall, the ambiance is pure 1930's and 1940's - tasteful art moderne reminiscent of the glory days of Cunard and French Line ships. Fashionable and glamorous are the hallmarks. Trendy is simply not a part of the BIX culture. The clientele at BIX ranges from San Francisco movers-and-shakers to "savvy travelers" - owner Doug Biederbeck's term for the many diners in the know from out of town who patronize his establishment. All of them step from the featureless alley into another world - a world of superb cookery and libations, of sparkling service, of stylish nostalgia, of polished live jazz. That world is BIX.Continued
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- CONSISTENTOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/22/2014I have been going to Bix for over 20 years. The food, ambiance and customer service is still as good as my first time there. Now sharing it with the next generation. We all just love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great with one badDivisaderoQueenVIPDined on 11/20/2014Loved our evening with one exception -- it was SO loud it was hard to chat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Love this SF secretJR415Dined on 11/17/2014I have been here for two work dinners and it is a lovely place to bring out of towners. (they have a coat/bag check which is especially great if you are leaving the office then headed to the hotel because you don't have to stop in between to drop the luggage off!) Great menu selections, wonderful service and beautiful decor. The music is the icing on the cake!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food in a terrific atmosphere!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/12/2014Food, drink, and the room were all excellent! Service was paced correctly and very professional and conscientious. Music was good, but to set expectations, Bix is set up for you to enjoy your company - the pianoman and songstress do not impose, but relax in the background. If you're looking for a hopping jazz scene, this isn't really it. The bar has a great feel and the bartenders are real pros. I highly recommend Bix and my wife loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- the Worst Service EVERWorstServiceVIPDined on 11/12/2014Celebrating a birthday with a party of 8 we ate at Bix's. We brought two bottles of wine to complement the meal. The first bottle was quickly opened and poured at seating. This was odd, because it was before being offered cocktails or water. There was a long delay to open a big tannic wine which needs airing prior to consumption. The waiter hastily poured that wine into 4 glasses right after he opened it, spilling the wine on the table. We instructed him to stop and had to take control over the wine. The manager was informed of what had happened, and he became confrontational and stood by Bix's wine service.. We were told, "we brought the wine and it was our responsibility." He seemed to have no conception on the proper method and etiquette of serving fine wines. We were never provided the opportunity of inspecting or tasting the wines prior to consumption. Decanting was never offered. We usually collect our corks and asked to have them back, to which the manager replied "corks are considered garbage." We were never offered the wine list. Eventually our food arrived, which was awesome. However, the meal ended on an sour note. The celebratory desert and candle arrived with the check. There was no offer of coffee, tea, or desert. It was obvious they wanted us to go. Upon leaving , we informed the manager of some of our concerns. His response was that "some customers are wrong)! Bottom line worse service ever experienced in a restaurant. Not a place to drink or take fine wines.
- Great food!RestaurantseekersVIPDined on 11/11/2014We were were in the city for a getting away with our kids (10, 13) and Bix is one of their favorite restaurants! We ordered the Bone Marrow as an appetizer and our boys always LOVE that item! My son ordered the truffle burger and enjoyed that tremendously and the pork chop was cooked to perfection for myself and my other son. My husband had the swordfish and that was delicious too! All in all, fantastic evening. The only complaint was our reservation was on a Tuesday nite at 8pm, and the noise level was quite loud upstairs.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/11/2014Front of the house is more concerned about their policies and policing practices than their customers. Rather than a warm welcome, the hostess seems more focused on what they won't do for you than what they will.Special Features:
- Love this restaurantsusbuzzVIPDined on 11/8/2014Bix is a very fun restaurant. The food and service are excellent. The ambiance is always vibrant and energetic. There is live music and a great bar.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/6/2014The food was incredibly average. Service was dynamite.
- firstvisitOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/1/2014Would definitely recommend Bix. They accommodated my request for a romantic table for a special birthday. Service was excellent.Special Features:
- food was a joke and way over pricedletdownon10Dined on 10/30/2014this place is very beautiful and could be a very romantic experience for a special occasion however that was not the case and we were very disappointed. We assumed it would be pricy and that was fine with us but the quality was absent from the time we were greeted to our waiter to the pathetic food and our exit. It's too bad because it really is a cool place. It needs a new manager and chef and a much more pleasant staff. I would say if you try this place out stick with drinks only.Special Features:
- Another Great Bix DinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 10/27/2014We brought clients from out of town, and Bix did not disappoint! A great space, innovative food, fun appetizers, and thoughtful service made for a memorable evening. Great wine list too!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/26/2014We were in the city to celebrate husbands birthday.They had a nice greeting card at our table.Great food,service,and a piano player.The bar was gorgeous.It is dark so reading menu got tricky.Our waiter had a flashlight which helped.I had chicken mash.It is their version of a crab cake but made with chicken. Delish.My husband enjoyed the pork chop.For dessert we shared chocolate bread pudding.A fine ending to a fine meal.I will definately tell everyone what a great place this is.It was one of the highlights of our tripSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great speakeasy style restaurantmhallVIPDined on 10/25/2014great food,wine and service! The dinning room is so elegant.Live jazz combo too.We all enjoyed the dinner and this is my third time in the restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A SF GEMakkarlaDined on 10/24/2014My son proposed to his girlfriend here last week and the staff was absolutely amazing! The food was superv and the wine list amazing!!Special Features:
- Not up to parDarrenADined on 10/24/2014Have always enjoyed dining here, however last night was a bit of a let down. Overall, the food was not up standard or to our liking and after sending our entree back and getting another dish we still weren't impressed and didn't finish our food. Additionally, the service wasn't up to par and we felt like more of an inconvenience rather than guests for the evening. There's so many wonderful restaurants in SF and this experience left us feeling like it's time to branch out. I wish Bix all the best!
- Single-Getawaysingleloves2dineDined on 10/20/2014I am in my mid 30's and I love exploring new places in the financial district. I heard this place had great ambiance and a great location. I was surprised it was located in an alleyway, but pleasantly awakened when I went inside. I will definitely be re-visiting this place for dinner and a cocktail.Special Features:
- Not Suitable for Music LoversDissatisfiedDined on 10/18/2014Great service! Good Food! BUT useless for enjoying live music. Choose this place because it promised "Live Music". On our visit the Jazz Trio was a Duo for most of the evening BUT, in any case, it could not be heard when you are seated upstairs where most of the Dining seating is. A definite miss on our next visit to San Francisco.
- Just OK jazz & foodLeoinSFVIPDined on 10/17/2014My second time visiting Bix. I was quite frankly underwhelmed. The cocktails were relatively small, in relation to the last time I visited, and the food was just meh. The jazz trio that was downstairs was particularly uninteresting, and felt more like I was at a dinner hour at a bar mitzvah. Not really much excitement there. The pork chop entree was very good, I must say, but the firecracker shrimp appetizer was skimpy and tasted like something you could get at Popeye's. The wine selection was not as impressive as the last time I was there about two years ago, and the wine bottles were incredibly overpriced. Not sure what is going on at Bix, but seems like it needs new energy.Special Features:
- Fun for AllNarwhalbeanDined on 10/15/2014Bix is great! There are not very many places (if any) that you you can go for dinner and get live music almost every night and great food. The place has is very art deco and the service was excellent. All of the staff was on it and very friendly, not to mention the food was really good!Special Features:
- Very nice placerghdexDined on 10/14/2014A very nice and lively place, food is very good also!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BIX continues to be greatCatfishDined on 10/14/2014I have dined at BIX ten or more times and it has never disappointed. This last time was with a work team from SF and NY. Everyone had a great meal and a good time. Traffic was horrible because of Dreamforce, but the hostess was understanding and we were not rushed. Appetizer sampler was great. Oysters were fresh. Everyone had a great time.Special Features:
- Still my favorite...OpenTable Diner Since 2001VIPDined on 10/11/2014I always expect to see Sky Masterson at the bar. Last weekend, we got dressed up and drove into town for dinner, our first visit in almost a decade. Our favorite dishes remain on the menu, but have been updated and we enjoyed them even more this time than we had in the past. We loved the deviled eggs, meatballs, the halibut civiche, and the seasonal pumpkin soup. The chicken hash, a BIX classic is now served as a 'cake' similar to crab cake and was delicious. My favorite, the pork chop, was paired with grilled radicchio, a beautiful pear chutney and a balsamic reduction which complimented the perfectly grilled chop. I was relieved to see bananas foster still headlines the dessert menu. All this AND wonderful live jazz! Perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- INCREDIBLE!!!!mark633Dined on 10/10/2014My co-worker and I had a fantastic lunch at BIX and I highly reccomend it to anyone who enjoy good food, great service and a very comfortable atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodIlovefoodDined on 10/8/2014I tried 4 restaurants, all highly recommended by friends, in this trip to SF. Bix is the best, esp with its ambience and food. Among the 3 of us, we had the duck, the pork and the Wagyu beef. All are very well prepared in terms of meat tenderness and the sauce that goes with each dish.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Special on so many levelsLizGDined on 10/7/2014I hadn't been to Bix in several years, and it was just as wonderful as I remembered it. The artwork is amazing, especially Mark Stock's Butler in Love over the piano and John Register's Martini Hollywood sign in the hallway. The restaurant's decor is striking. The food is delicious. My swordfish was so juicy and tasty. Mary Stalling's voice is delightful. The only downside is that the restaurant is noisy. It was really hard to hear Mary singing on the Tuesday night I was there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BIX-a special placestan43VIPDined on 10/4/2014Romantic, jazz music, attentive staff, great drinks and great food- a place for a special dateSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant.pjbjDined on 10/4/2014Excellent as always. When we are in SF, we eat at Bix.Special Features:
- The Complete PackageVerySatisfiedDinerDined on 10/4/2014Location is special, surrounded by old brick historical buildings, walking in the art work and murals set the mood enhanced by the art deco furnishings, lighting, and staircase. The bar is very impressive, the selection, but most notably quality of bar staff who are attentive, friendly, efficient, and incredibly talented at their craft. The wait staff were similarly outstanding, exuding genuine warmth and concern to ensure a quality dining experience, providing assistance/suggestions when asked. Constant, but unobtrusive, mindfulness for a smooth and comfortable meal. Highly recommended. This has become a go to spot for fine dining.Special Features:
- San Francisco GemEricDined on 10/1/2014Bix is hidden on a little alley, I like that. Awesome ambience, almost like an ocean liner like the Titanic. The noise level is pretty intense, but the food, wine, and music make up for it. I've never had an evening at Bix that I or my dates didn't enjoy. And the bone marrow...awesome...Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasteless. Stingy.OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 10/1/2014Bix has a nice vibe. But, the food is disappointing. I had lobster pasta. It was the second most expensive item on the menu, but it sounded great. There were three miniature, hard to find. pieces of supposed lobster on my plate. Tasteless. My friend had duck that looked yucky.
- Too excited?michybellDined on 9/29/2014Server was sweet. Love the ambiance. Sat upstairs at a booth table for 2 that was a bit too close to our neighbors (I hate when you are afraid your butt is going to knock over their wine glass). Did find that the food was, soso okay. The pork chop was awesome, but then had some weird pear stuff on it...and the sample plate appetizer was a fun option (deviled egg, pork slider, prosciutto, and crab cake) but only 2 out of 4 of the items were great and the others were meh. $30 corkage fee and my girlfriend is in the industry which I thought was kind of pricey usually they waive that. Overall the food was okay but for $100 each for 2 entrees, corkage, and 1 shared appetizer, I can't say I'll go back again. Good experience though!Special Features:
- Perfect eveningsgunterDined on 9/27/2014We arrived at least 20 minutes late for our reservation, but they sat us right away. As they did they told us that we could only have the table for approx. 1 hour as others had made reservations too. We were still at our table nearly 2 hours later with only one "request" to wrap things up at that time. They clearly worked hard for us.Special Features:
- Great spot but too loudOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/25/2014Food was terrific - lobster spaghetti / beef medallions very tasty - service was very good - but even at a small table, almost impossible to converse due to music / din of other diners. Maybe mezzanine level is a bit quieter?I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place to DineJunnieDined on 9/23/2014As always BIX is a great place to dine, for all occasions. Service and food was excellent. I Love BIXSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 2nd time not the charmCSeattleDined on 9/21/2014We ate here about a year ago, and the entire experience was fabulous. The time, very noisy, server not very helpful, drink watery and food just average. (It didn't help that the tables were so close to each other; the tourists next to us kept leaning in to overhear our conversation -- which frankly was just average dinner conversation!) I hope it wasn't because we booked through Open Table this time... (just kidding)Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/21/2014We enjoyed Bix. We had a large party and they took very good care of us. Our waiter was superb, very knowledgeable and helpful.Special Features:
- First time at BixSanFran2014Dined on 9/9/2014We found this restaurant on-line searching for somewhere nice to dine in San Fran with music in the background. It was perfect. Our waiter was fantastic but unfortunately we didn't get his name, on the receipt his initial was AJ A. He was very knowledgable about the food and wine. Our starters were potato pillows with American caviar and the crab rolls , small portions for some people but very tasty. For mains we had the pacific swordfish and the pork chop....we would recommend to try both. We both tried the warm chocolate brioche pudding and the plum cobbler with ginger ice cream we were split on this as one of us isn't a chocolate pudding fan ...would highly recommend this restaurant. Dined on the 9th sept .Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- khjeatsDined on 9/9/2014The appetizers were tasty but entrees were nothing special...particularly at this price point. We were very disappointed.Special Features:
- punctualVIPDined on 9/8/2014A great evening, tremendous food. Service was perfect. All courses were presented in a professional manner.Special Features:


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McDonald's latest book is an almost four-year record of her daily reflections on random selections from the Bible that she describes as a "journey to the center of her being" through a daily spiritual exercise.
McDonald has been a professional writer since 1967. She received her undergraduate degree from Portland State University in 1975, and her Masters Degree in Communications from University of Portland in 1977]]>
With many thanks to Bob Howard for taking care of this, and apologies to the folks at Colonyhouse over the weekend who had to run out for ice, Colonyhouse now has a brand new refrigerator! Too bad they had to bring it in through a window!
This is an excerpt from the winning fiction entry in the 2014 Oregon Writers Colony writing contest.
By Ann Littlewood
The young green heron, all beak and long fragile bones, fought every bite of herring I poked down its gullet. The bird shuddered from breast to beak tip trying to dislodge the last sliver. "Cut that out. You gotta eat," I told it. We both started when the doorbell rang. Damn. I set the heron back in its cage and said, "If you barf all that up, I'll rip your beak right off." A lie and a waste of breath.
A couple at the door. The woman held—as ever—a cardboard box. Miller Genuine Draft, duct tape all over it. "Evening," I said. "What you got there?" It was late and the Closed sign was up, but they'd buzzed the clinic doorbell anyway.
She said, "Sorry, Mister, but we found this bird in the road. The gas station guy said you'd take care of it. It was just sitting there where somebody would run over it."
Probably another baby robin. We'd taken in a dozen already, also an armada of baby mallards, eight scrub jays squalling for Mom, and three bitty squirrels squirming in a heap. Springtime—when humans get their hands on wildlife too young to escape and haul them to the local wildlife rehab center.
The man said, "Innerstate 5. Southbound, at the roadside rest area. Some kind of chicken hawk." To her—"Give it to him and let's go."
"I couldn't just leave it there," the woman said, and looked sideways at him with her eyes narrow.
His mouth twitched, sour. "We're here, aren't we?"
Late twenties, maybe, both of them, and raised poor. Everyone in Oregon wears sports shoes and jeans, but their front teeth gave them away. His were chipped, hers crowded. That, and their hair. His thick ponytail poked out under a faded Mariners cap, she had two inches of brown pushing yellow away. Broke for a good while.
And both of them tired and cranky. Way cranky.
No sense of danger, even though I was alone. Too road-weary and wrapped up in their own problems. Dollar bills in the donation jar weren't worth a scuffle. Anyway, I'm big enough that no one bothers me, not without giving it some thought.
She followed the box as I took it and set it on the counter.
He stayed at the door. "Stinks in here."
Of course it stinks. Bird shit and bait herring and feeder mice. The chlorine disinfectant is the worst. Get over it.
I tore off the tape and opened it up, careful of my eyes. You never know what's going to bust out talons-first. But this bird sagged in a corner, one wing drooping. Eight inches of speckled brown feathers with tufts on top of its head. "It's a screech owl."
The woman made a little snort and muttered, "Chicken hawk, my ass."
The guy crossed his arms over his chest—blurry dark tattoos. "What do you know? I've seen owls. They're bigger." Talking to her.
"Owls come in all sizes," I said, trying to paper over hostility with information. Waste of breath. I reached in and wrapped a hand around the bird's legs up close to its body. It snapped its beak, no fight in it. I laid it on its back on the counter, the woman leaning close and the man watching, too. The breast felt solid with muscle, not starved down. A recent disaster. With my free hand, I worked along the thin bones hidden under feathers, testing for the tiny crunching wiggle that means a break. Crepitation, it's called. "Wings are good." The legs were fine, too. One big yellow eye had a little blood in it. "Concussed. I'll get it to the vet tomorrow. Probably hit by a car." I straightened up. "Minding its own business and got clobbered out of nowhere."
The guy said, "That happens every day. Every damn day."
When I can, I tell people they did right by trying to help a wild creature. Sometimes it's a pitch for a donation. Not this time, but still. "It's stunned and can't hunt. It would have died out there. Here, it'll be safe and fed and have a chance. We'll set it free if we can."
That always eases people, and it did for her. The guy relaxed a little, too, but kept the impatience. "We gotta go. We got a lot of miles ahead."
"Where to?" I asked, to be polite.
He said, "Medford, land of milk and honey. Or so I'm told."
She snapped, "Land where one of us can get a job."
I folded up the wings to carry the owl to the back room.
He said, "You got what you want, like always, so quit stalling and let's go."
"What I want is not have to fix your problems. You can't ask me to raise—"
"Shit." I didn't intend to say it aloud. I wanted them gone.
"What?" She turned away from him and crowded me to see the bird.
I touched its lower belly. "Didn't see it. This big pink spot with no feathers? Brood patch. She's been sitting on eggs. Or chicks."
She stepped back and frowned. Wide brown eyes looked a question at me.
I dodged it. "Good timing for her to show up. We've got a screech owl youngster in back. It can imprint on this one." She followed me behind the counter into the back room without asking. Not allowed, but I let it go. After a few seconds, I heard him step after us.
I set the newcomer next to the half-grown chick in a plastic box. It sidled away. The couple stared at the two owls, wild animals catching people's attention the way they do, while I fetched some cut-up mouse pieces and laid them in front of the birds. Maybe one or the other would eat on its own. Better by far than force-feeding.
The new owl leaned against the side, blotto.
The woman shifted, uneasy. "What about her babies?" She wasn't going to let it go.
"The dad might handle it. The males help out."
"He couldn't do it alone." The guy was dead certain. "No way."
The woman's hands clenched to fists. "We've gotta take her back where we found her."
I shook my head. "She's too out of it to survive."
"But her babies will die."
The guy said, "You can't save every single one." Not sarcastic, just saying it.
"You absolutely got that right." She chewed on her lower lip, scowling.
He said, "It's not right I have to choose."
She ignored him and watched the owls. "I could find the exact spot where we picked her up."
I wondered if I'd have to fight her for the bird.]]>
Cara Black, New York Times bestselling author of the Private Investigator Aimee Leduc Series, which is set in Paris, will present "Setting as Character." Her latest book is Murder in Pigalle.
We'll have more details about the conference as they become available. Registration will open in December. Stay tuned — this conference is sure to sell out!]]>
From Publishers Weekly: "In this addition to the Twelve Days of Christmas in America series, a boy named Damon visits his Oregonian cousin Liz, who gives him a crash course in all that the state has to offer. Opposite an Oregon-themed version of "The Twelve Days of Christmas" (from "12 crabbers crabbing" to "a meadowlark in a fir tree"), Damon's letters home to his parents reveal how much he's learning about Oregon.
"Blackaby packs an impressive amount of information into these missives, including a few holiday-appropriate tidbits (the cousins camp near the Donner und Blitzen River, "which comes from the German words for 'thunder' and 'lightning,' " Damon recounts). Conahan's spirited watercolors are full of humorous asides and details to examine, culminating in a cozy holiday campfire on the beach. …Ages 5–up."
Mark your calendars and come to one of various events: 1:30 p.m. Nov. 15 at Annie Bloom's Books: 10 a.m. Dec. 3 at Barnes & Noble Bridgeport (with SANTA), Noon on Dec. 6 at Waucoma Bookstore in Hood River and at 3 p.m. Dec. 6 at Klindt's in The Dalles. Appearing Dec. 7 at the OHS Holiday Cheer book gala and 2 p.m. Dec. 13 at Green Bean Books in Portland.]]>
Ryan Chin, Portland, Oregon, "The Hope He Had"
Nonfiction final judge Jenn Weaver-Neist says about the story:
"From the very first page, "The Hope He Had" offers an inviting cargo of goods: mystery, rich rivers of description, and the author's natural curiosity that eventually journeys into the American experience. The first-person observations are welcome threads from the fabric of the author's everyday life, with his two young sons and Big Head the family dog playing complementary roles in his discoveries. Readers share in his reflections too, sifting through perspective and detail to arrive comfortably at the same conclusion: that this is a story about the genealogy of hope, our common ancestry — the tree that never dies.
Rachael Pruitt, Eugene, Oregon, "Being Seen – 1972″
Michael Coolen, Corvallis, Oregon, "What Is That Thing"
Karen Keitz, Tillamook, Oregon, "Yellow"
Stacy Carleton, Portland, Oregon, "Making Room in an Occupied Heart"
Valerie Lake, Corvallis, Oregon, "Night of Lions"
Gail McNally, Beaverton, Oregon, "Fred's Fall"
Art Edwards, Portland, Oregon, "The Bastard Who Cut My Hair"
Robert Freedman, Portland, Oregon, "Busted"
Donelle Knudsen, Richland, Washington, "Desert Rose or a Blooming Miracle"
Ann Littlewood, Portland, Oregon, "The Owl on the Road to Medford" (Read an excerpt)
Fiction final judge Stevan Allred says about the story:
The winning story gives us a young couple with two problems to solve. One is immediate—what to do about a live bird they've come across on the road–and one is existential—will their luck change if they move to Medford? It gives us a sardonic narrator who runs a wildlife rehab center, someone who's seen it all, and doesn't think much of the human race. It gives us the sophisticated structure of a peripheral narrator—the story is told by the sardonic narrator, but it's about the couple. The author's prose is crisp and confident. The characters are well-drawn and convincing, the setting a little exotic, and the story itself has something to say about the power of a little routine kindness to change the course of events. There's no real miracle at its core, only the daily miracle of rising above our own cynicism to find a moment of redemption in our daily lives. But that is the human condition, and this story, "The Owl on the Road to Medford," evokes this truth without any undue sentimentality, and for all of these qualities, I say 'Huzzah' to this author. Well done!
Donna Farley, Surrey, British Columbia, "The Witnesses"
Harry Demarest, Corvallis, Oregon, "One Big Coffin"
Lois Rosen, Salem, Oregon, "The Jewish Colleen"
Patricia Barnhart, Lakeview, Oregon, "Spin Cycle"
Patsy Lally, Lake Oswego, Oregon, "The Day I Met My Mother"
Chet Skibinski, Lake Oswego, Oregon, "An Old Man With a Beard"
Gail Bartley, Bend, Oregon, "Mourning Becomes Her"
Harry Demarest, Corvallis, Oregon, "House in the Woods"
Jean Peterson, Nehalem, Oregon, "Dousing Dolly"
Beth Navarro, Corvallis, Oregon, "Road Trip"
Norma Seely, Manzanita, Oregon, "The Appraiser"]]>
Arabella Ashby is a Patrick O'Brian girl in a Jane Austen world ¬¬–
born and raised on Mars, she was hauled back home by her mother, where
she's stifled by England's gravity, climate, and attitudes toward
women. When she learns that her evil cousin plans to kill her brother
and inherit the family fortune, she joins the crew of an
interplanetary clipper ship in order to beat him to Mars. But
privateers, mutiny, and insurrection stand in her way. Will she arrive
in time?
Levine has published more than 50 short stories in major
markets. His stories have won the Hugo, have been nominated for the
Nebula, and have appeared in five Year's Best anthologies, among many
other honors, and his collection "Space Magic"won the Endeavour Award
for the year's best F/SF book by a Pacific Northwest writer.
Williams will read at Rain or Shine on Dec. 4.]]>
Three actors directed by Leigh Matthews Bock will present all the poetic monologues in the book, telling the story of Brenda Arrieta Killian, who faced cancer while pregnant — a story Colburn reported in The Oregonian newspaper.
The performances will be at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24 and 25, at the Wildish Theater in Springfield and at 3 and 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 26 at the Majestic Theatre in Corvallis.]]>
She is also an adjunct fellow at the Attic Institute, a literary think tank and visual arts studio in Portland that is a haven for writers and artists.]]>


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So one of the big stories in camp, as if there weren't enough already, is the return of Willie Colon and of course his move to guard from tackle. If you've been following any of the chatter coming out of camp so far one of the things you've noticed is all the scrapping going on. Mike Tomlin likes this kind of intensity in camp, it shows the players care about what they're doing and want to put forth their best effort. Even though the Steelers have always talked about wanting to be tough on the offensive line, recent history shows that it's easier said than done when injuries and subpar play necessitate the need for constant rotation of the starting five. This season there is renewed hope of getting back to their roots, at least in terms of the big guys up front being dominant on a consistent basis. Both rookies David DeCastro and Mike Adams have a reputation for being physical and dominant, and Maurkice Pouncey at center doesn't take any guff from anyone. Ramon Foster is a scrapper ...
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PLAYERS: Willie Colon, Chris Kemoeatu, Mike Tomlin, David DeCastro, Mike Adams, Maurkice Pouncey, Ramon Foster
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Crytek announce Warface a PC exclusive multiplayer shooter
Well - just as I was losing faith in the high end PC phenomenon, my socks have just been blown off and my hair looks like I've just stuck a fork in an electricity socket. Crytek have announced "Warface" - it will use Crytek's proprietry graphics engine, CryEngine 3 and will be a PC exclusive multiplayer shooter.
Coop missions will be a key-feature, right now there's no mention of a single player campaign. More interesting though - is that they plan to release Warface as a free-to-play shooter and is looking to target the Korean and Asian markets specifically.
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Crytek's Cevat Yerli says "PC is easily a generation ahead"
I don't know about "a generation" ahead, as every generation of GPU's is "next-gen", and I would put it at close to 6 - 7 generations ahead in terms of what the consoles can process versus a top of the line PC with multiple GPU's, etc. But, Cevat Yerli from Crytek has stated that PC is a "generation ahead" of current generation consoles and has discussed the impact console development is having on the PC market.
"As long as the current console generation exists," claims Yerli, "and as long as we keep pushing the PC as well, the more difficult it will be to really get the benefit of both."
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Angry Birds Day! December 11! Something big planned for London
Ah Angry Birds. It now has it's own day. Some sources of TechCrunch have been flung into their offices and said that there's going to be something big happening, specifically in London's Trafalgar Square. Which has supposedly become a big venue to launch big games - especially console games.
There's speculation Angry Birds will get a Windows Phone 7 announcement on the day, there's also speculation that Rovio Mobile will launch a console version or that it will spin out into a movie.
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Activision deny plans to charge for Call of Duty multiplayer
Rumors are beginning to surface again of Activision implementing a subscription based model for their kinda popular Call of Duty. Supposedly Activision is waiting until the backlash will have less of an effect from the current sales of Black Ops.
There are claims that the subscription will begin with cheap membership that provides virtual goods such as special weapons and armor. This would of course increase to more expensive subscriptions that would give access to map packs which would then lead to eventually offering (when the time is right) they will then offer an "all access pass" to play games like COD, World of Warcraft and Starcraft 2.
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Sony looking to bring holographics and 3D same-screen multiplayer to PS3
Think that just being a 3D gaming platform is enough for Sony and their Playstation 3? No way. Mike Hocking, SCEE studio director, stated in an interview with Develop that Sony is looking towards using new techniques to expand 3D gaming.
"We also have techniques like holographics for the PS3 that I think will be very interesting for the future 3D games," stated Hocking. But single player 3D gaming is not the only thing in Sony's pipeline. Hocking continued on to add, "we have some new technology that we've shown to developers that uses 3D techniques, it allows two players to play full screen multiplayer games but without each being able to see the others view, and they have been massively keen on them." Split-screen 3D multiplayer is an interesting concept; we'll probably have quite a wait before we see it in action, though.
Real life Portal gun to be auctioned off for Child's Play charity
Haven't heard of Portal? Valve's super-duper awesome sauce Portal shooting FPS? Well, if not, Steam have a sale if you're interested - it might be on sale there over the next five days, if you do know what it is - the real life replica is being auctioned off for charity.
Harrison Krix's used his own two hands to create a handmade replica of the gun in 2009 and now has an updated model. How do you get your grubs on it? Well, at auction - it's for a good cause too, it will be held on December 7th - at a Child's Play Charity event in Seattle.
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Next-gen Gran Turismo 6 might not be on PS3?
I bet when you read that title you thought it was going to Microsoft's Xbox 360 console - didn't you? HA! Well, Polyphony Digital head Kazunori Yamauchi told Eurogamer that he "doesn't know" if the next-gen Gran Turismo title will be on the PlayStation 3 of the next-gen of console hardware.
He went on to say "10 years ago it was easier to predict what would happen three years in the future," he said in an exclusive interview at the official GT5 launch event in Madrid. "Nowadays no-one knows what happens in the future. In three years, we don't know what will happen."
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Angry Birds coming to all three major consoles in 2011
Angry Birds has been a mobile phenomenon for quite a while now, and now it looks like the pig-destroying avians are spreading their wings and slingshotting their way onto the Wii, PS3, and Xbox 360 in 2011 according to Rovio.
CEO Peter Vesterbacka dropped this information in a BBC interview as well as the fact that the company is also working on Angry Birds 2, which will not be a sequel but an all new game. Vesterbacka did not go into too many specifics, but did state that there will be more pigs in Angry Birds 2 and that "the pigs will be a lot more active than just being slingshotted at by birds." Pigs vs. Birds online multiplayer, anyone?
Nintendo won't be at CES 2011 - jumps back into green pipe and goes home
I did post yesterday that Nintendo were going to make a come back after 16 years of absence at CES - but it appears they won't be. They were going to jump into a green tube at the Nintendo HQ and appear at CES next year, but not anymore.
But, they've booked some meeting rooms during the show - to discuss something no one knows about, what will it include? No one is sure. Stay tuned!
Unreal Engine 3 - 2010 trailer - what the engine is capable of
Holee sheet. This is how games should look, NOW. Yes it's a technology demo, but it's showing where gaming might be by the time next-gen consoles hit. The engine is not even DX11 capable and looks stunning.
Unreal Engine has been popular over the past few years, I still remember the times Epic's engine always came second to id's engines at the time, but with console sales booming - their engine has been in some pretty big games, Unreal (of course), Gears of War, Bioshock, Mass Effect - ya know, just to name a few games.
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State Government Debt Woes WorsenWritten by Bruce Walker
State governments across the nation are facing debt problems that seem overwhelming. California, when all the state obligations are counted, has a debt equal to 37 percent of its annual income, at least according to one estimate. Pensions account for much of this problem. Andrew Biggs at the American Enterprise Institute observes that if those pension debts are included, the Rhode Island would be so deeply in debt that it would fall outside the 60 percent governmental debt limit set by the European Union, as would even oil-rich Alaska.
Mumbai Terrorist Was US AgentWritten by Alex Newman
After terrorist conspirator and "former" U.S. government agent David Coleman Headley received promises of leniency and extradition protection from American prosecutors for his role in the 2008 Mumbai massacre, speculation about his true masters was set ablaze as outrage erupted across India.
On a cold night in December 1773, some three years after passage of the Tea Act by the British Parliament, colonists were fed up with the British crown's haughty disregard of their rights as Englishmen, and they dumped 342 chests of the iconic British beverage into Boston Harbor, becoming icons themselves. The protesters (estimates range from as few as 30 to as many as 130) refused finally to be placated by repeated promises of change and reform and, rather than wait for legislative response, they exercised the Lockean right of "self-defense" and boldly resisted the alienation of their God-given liberty.
A recent poll conducted by Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio indicated that 41 percent of Americans have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party Movement. This support is manifest in the influential role played by Tea Party activists in the defeat of Governor Jon Corzine in New Jersey, the landslide election of Governor Bob McDonnell in Virginia, and most recently and visibly, Scott Brown's historic victory in the special election in Massachusetts to fill the seat left vacant by the passing of Senator Edward Kennedy. To varying degrees, all of these men owe their success to the skill, spirit, and stamina of the men and women of the Tea Party Movement.
U.S. Representative Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.), who has earned a "Freedom Index" rating of 90 percent in the current Congress to date, has introduced a bill in the House to repeal ObamaCare. In her press release, Bachmann reminded her constituents that "the government already owns or controls about one-third of U.S. economic activity through the takeover of General Motors, the bankruptcy reorganizations of Chrysler, the partial ownership of two of the country's largest banks in Bank of America and Citigroup, and the seizure of mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac as well as AIG. Taken all together, [with ObamaCare] we're looking at half of the American economy in the grip of the federal government." Bachmann said that it "will do nothing to spur economic growth … [but] will serve only as an obstacle to actual recovery and smother the spirit of innovation and freedoms that made this country great."


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Yvette Slee took the stand Tuesday evening and calmly told a Montgomery County jury that she didn't suffocate her son David Slee III, but she accidentally left a bag on her bed.
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It looks like Alex Smith is out of play for the Arizona Cardinals.
49ers have completed a trade with the Chiefs for Alex Smith, tho can't be official til March 12. Chiefs really made a commitment to Smith— Jay Glazer (@JayGlazer) February 27, 2013
So that's that.
ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter is reporting the Chiefs are sending a second-round pick and a conditional mid-round pick to San Francisco for the 28-year-old who was playing well before losing the starting job to backup Colin Kaepernick.
Smith completed 70.2 percent of his passes for 1,737 yards and 13 touchdowns in 2012. He was picked off five times and and had a QB rating of 104.1.
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Where We Are Now: Notes from Los Angeles is the second book by D.J. Waldie, one of the most gifted writers on the American scene. As Patt Morrison notes in her foreword, "The suburb is America's lifeline and its punchline, and Waldie is its bard." Few observers can present the facts of everyday life with the texture and emotion of a symphony, the way Waldie does. A breatht ...more
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Dec 03, 2010 Chuck Weiss rated it 3 of 5 stars
A rather excellent collection of essays about life and growing up in Los Angeles from author D.J. Waldie whom I've always appreciated. His recollection of living and growing up in the "planned community" of Lakewood is both poignant and important in order to understand the richness and vastness of what we call Los Angeles.
Nov 01, 2009 Adam rated it 2 of 5 stars
This is a collection of essays about life in Southern California, alternately insightful and ponderous. Waldie lives in the same house in Lakewood that he grew up in, and he doesn't drive a car. Worth reading, but not before reading Carey McWilliams and Reyner Banham first.
Jan 14, 2009 Veronica is currently reading it
Waldie's precise hold of Los Angeles beating heart grips my own as he takes the readers deeper and deeper into the shadows of LA we often ignore.
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The Blood Gem:Chap 3(English version)Chapter 3: Breakfast and respiratory painCharacters:C.Montgomery Burns: Matt GroeningWaylon Smithers: Matt GroeningRyan Smithers: Gav - ImpRaven Burns: Lisbeth SimpsonAlice Burns: AlicetigerSpyro Burns: Alicetiger~ 01 h 35: Mr.Burns Mansion: Living roomWaylon: Oh, I'm tired...Ryan, Alice, I'll leave the TV, I go to bed...Ryan: OK Dad, good night.Alice: Good night, Waylon.Waylon: Ah, I forgot. Ryan wants to talk about something with you.Alice: Oh yes?Waylon: I leave you between brother and sister. Good night. (Clac)Alice: So, you want to talk about anything, Ryan?Ryan: Uh...I would like to know what look like the worlds through this portal.Alice: Well...If you want to know the worlds all have a difference, even the people. For example, the inhabitants of our world have all four fingers in each hand and each foot, and the inhabitants of the world of Ivalice have five fingers instead of four.Ryan: Five fingers?Alice: Yes, and you can perfectly see the color of their eye
The Blood Gem:Chap 2(English version)Chapter 2: Family night.Characters:C.Montgomery Burns: Matt GroeningWaylon Smithers: Matt GroeningRyan Smithers: Gav - ImpRaven Burns: Lisbeth SimpsonAlice Burns: Alicetiger~ 19 h 25: Mr.Burns Mansion: Dining roomRyan: Mmmhh...I've never tasted as good as the chicken.Raven: I, too, big brother. Yum!Waylon: You must say thank you to your sister, thanks to Alice, we have a meal of Ivalice hunters on our plates.Ryan, Raven: Thank you sister!Alice: Nothing. Eh? Why me? I have not done much!Mr.Burns: Yet if my Valkyrie. You brought us two Corqua... Caquo...Alice: Coquatrices.Mr.Burns: That is, Co-qua-trices.Alice: Yeah, but for chips and sauce with mushrooms, it is rather on the part of Ryan and Waylon. Thank you very much for the sauce, the boys.Ryan: Nothing, big sister.Waylon: I always have on me, your meals, your sauces and your favorite desserts list, you know.Ryan: Oh, I have eaten... I have the bide that will explode!Waylon: Wolverine, will.Raven: Uh...Why you pu
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Our stay was excellent - so many great things about the hotel. We were able to check in early, staff was wonderful, great included breakfast and the daily manager's reception with drinks and snacks really kick started the nights. The pool was usually full of kids (and only 4 feet at its deepest) but there was ample space around the pool for lounging. The gym had good equipment and was adequate for a 5 day stay. The coin-op laundry was a bit pricey ($2.50 wash, $2.25 dry) but machines worked well. Lots of nearby shopping and the next door Yard House bar/restaurant was a perfect hangout.
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Various Cheats and Hints for NHL 2001Home / PC - Windows /
This page contains NHL 2001 Hints for PC - Windows called "Various Cheats and Hints" and has been posted or updated on Aug 21, 2008 by poopguy. Let us know what you think of this Hint by thumbs voting.
- Developer: EA Sports
- Publisher: EA Sports
- Genre: Sports Traditional Ice Hockey
- Release Date: Sep 28, 2000
- ESRB: Everyone
Various Cheats and Hints
Super Players
Enter the names of the programmers from the game's credits when creating a player to set all their attributes to the maximum.
Press V after winning a fight, scoring a goal, or when the opposing team gets a penalty.
Cheat Codes
Enter one of the following case-sensitive codes at the indicated screen to activate the corresponding cheat function:
Players bleed
Credits - Broken tomato
Do all dekes with any player
Credits - Starsrus
Loose puck flies to goalie if manual goalie is set
Credits - Magnet
Home team awarded a goal
During a game - HOMEGOAL
Away team awarded a goal
During a game - AWAYGOAL
Easy trades:
If you want a trade for a player, but the other team declines, make the team you want the player from a user controlled team. You can now easily trade for the player. Change the team back to CPU controlled afterwards.
Easy goals:
Get a big shooter (a player with a little stick blade icon) to shoot on net. If you shot hard enough, the goalie will get knocked down. Shoot into the "empty" net for an easy goal.
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