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Here is a link to my October submission for Scuba Diving Magazine – this one featuring a variety of eels – some of them spooky enough for Hallowe'en
Spooky Eels from Around the World
Here is a link to my October submission for Scuba Diving Magazine – this one featuring a variety of eels – some of them spooky enough for Hallowe'en
Spooky Eels from Around the World
Here is a link to September's contribution to Scuba Diving Magazine – this photo essay is all about the thrill of diving with big schools of fish.
You'll find it here —> School Daze
Here is a link to my August instalment for Scuba Diving Magazine. This photo essay is all about slowing down on your dive to look for the little stuff. I offer tips on how, where and what to look for, as well as how to capture good images.
It's been a while since I cooked up a juicy blog post, but with a small gallery of iPhone images sitting in the hopper on my desktop, a complete dearth of diving over the past many months, and a rainy day outside, I thought I would share a day in the life of a London tourist.
Here is a link to July's instalment for Scuba Diving Magazine – it is all about some of the beautiful, but highly venomous, creatures that can be seen while scuba diving.
Thursdays seem to have become the day for dredging up images from the past. This past week I had a query from my cousin in New Zealand about the Galapagos, which he hopes to visit (and dive) next summer. In addition to giving him some info and links to resources, I also directed him to an experiential photo essay I put together from my first trip there in 2003 – which was one of the first photo essay style trip reports I ever cranked out. It was well received on the Scubadiving.com forum where I shared it, and so motivated me to continue to shoot pictures, write about them, and share my stuff.
Revisiting this work all these years later brought the trip back to life for me – the sheer awe, the joy, the camaraderie, and the comedy :^)
So, it's a bit of an oldie – but hopefully a goodie. I'd like to think I've come a fair ways as an underwater photographer since these early days with a camera, but the image I shared above, of Twang and the Whale Shark, which was shot on this trip with an Oly 4040Z digicam, remains one of my favourite images to date.
And I would love to go back to the Galapagos again, before my arse gets too old to do this kind of adrenaline diving.
Hitting The G Spot – A Galapagos Photo Essay
Here is a link to June's instalment – this one all about the Wallace Line – an imaginary boundary that runs through southeast Asia that divides Asian and Australian ecosystems, and introduces some hybrid species in the process.
You'll find the full article and image gallery here —-> Where in the World is Wallace?
Here is May's Scuba Diving Magazine's photo essay – this one all about the thrill of diving with big animals…
You'll find the essay and gallery by following this link:
Here's a link to my April contribution to Scuba Diving Magazine – a gallery of some of the stuff that can commonly be spotted on the beautiful reefs of Cozumel island, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico.
A little late in getting this post up, but here is a link to my March photo essay for Scuba Diving magazine – it's all about the bodacious diving we have here in Brrrrrrrrrritish Columbia…
I have been super busy over the past few months with a big domestic project, which I hopefully will find some time to blog about in the coming months. Suffice to say for now that we are building the dream ;^)
I have had a couple of photo essays published in Scuba Diving Magazine since I last blogged. January's instalment was all about diving the wonderful Liberty Wreck in Tulamben, Bali.
And just published a few days ago – a piece about Diving With The Kids – which shares images and stories about how our three daughters came to be certified and ultimately very competent divers. I also tried to offer some insights into deciding when your kids are ready, and some of the risks attached to diving with your youngsters.
Wakatobi had been on my wishlist for many years – spoken of (and written about) with reverence, and illustrated by the images of some top tier photographers, I had heard it described as the "nicest dive resort in the world, with a fantastic house reef".
With that description, it became a siren call that could not be ignored.
Just published – a photo feature of mine about diving in Komodo National Park, in Indonesia.
You'll find it here —> Diving Indonesia's Komodo National Park
I have also photo-blogged extensively about diving and land touring in Komodo. You will find the first chapter of the series here.
Now in the depths of winter here in Vancouver, like all avid gardeners, all I can think about is Spring.
The garden has finally been put to rest for these somnolent months – I've raked up bushels of leaves fallen from the deciduous trees and mounded them in the beds, to mulch and suppress weeds, and then to (hopefully) break down over the winter to feed in the Spring. The perennials – the Lady's Mantle, the Solomon's Seal, the French Irises, the Japanese Anemones, the Black-eyed Susans, the Hostas – have been cut back to the earth, the tall fountain grasses too – to sleep for this short Vancouver winter before their Spring resurrection. The Dahlia tubers have been exhumed and stored in the cool dry shelter of the garage. The vegetable boxes are quite bare, although a few hardy kale, beets, carrots and swiss chard boldy brave the cold nights thus far.
Man, where does the time go?
When I last logged in to blog, it was early August. Summer was in full swing here in Vancouver, and with it, lots of warm and wonderful distractions.
August slammed into September, and then I was off on a much anticipated dive adventure, this time to lovely Wakatobi Resort, in Indonesia, with many of the usual suspects (ie our regular dive buddies). I am still processing the images I captured there, and hope to start sharing them here soon.
Then it was October, and off I went again, on my semi-annual Berlin beer bender ;^) Seriously, Mr G has some business in Germany, and I am lucky enough to be invited to tag along (I suspect mostly to warm his bed ;^) in the Fall and in the Spring, when the board comes to town and spouses are welcome to accompany them. It is a no-brainer for me to go, as Mr G travels a lot for work and earns a nice big stash of frequent flyer points, which allows me to go to Berlin on the cheap, and also helps get us to places like Asia to dive with some regularity.
I really have grown to love Berlin, and I should make more of an effort to write about this fascinating city, but somehow, between the fugue of jetlag and some very late nights out imbibing aforementioned (and fantastic) German beers, I don't often get around to it. On my last trip there, in Spring of this year, I was very moved by my visit to the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and felt compelled to share it. On this recent trip, not so much on the museums nor the writing. My bad.
And speaking of writing, I have a new gig at Scubadiving Magazine – contributing a once a month photo essay for their online magazine and e.news. I am totally thrilled to have been offered this wonderful opportunity, and I look forward to sharing my stuff with a wider audience.
Here is a link to the inaugural piece – all about the gorgeous soft coral gardens of Fiji.
Diving Fiji, the Soft Coral Capital of the World
Here is a link to my August photo essay, just published in Sport Diver magazine. It's all about wide angle vistas on the beautiful island of Cozumel…
Postcards from the Edge – Cozumel: The Big Picture
Okay, I'll admit it, like many folks, I am a total sucker for sunsets.
This one was captured in Grand Cayman, a couple of years ago. Today I was surfing through an archive of images from this trip that I took with my bud Miz Gills (aka Gunard), and I found a series of beach scenes and sunset images I had taken with the Canon G10 digicam. As I wrote last week, this little camera has become my favorite for land shots, as it is lightweight to schlep around and there are no decisions about which lens to screw on.
I can't recall if I shot this in auto mode or manual. Either way, it was a gorgeous sunset and I only hope I did it justice.
Hey, it's Macro Monday ;^)
Despite the gorgeous weather outside (truly, this has been the most spectacular July in recent memory here in Vancouver), I am on deadline for my August photo essay submission for Sport Diver Magazine.
So, here I am, numb butted, culling through reams of images that I have shot in Cozumel over the years – I've been diving there at least ten times, and shot a camera on at least six of those trips, so there is a rather daunting number of images to choose from.
Here's Friday's funny fish face – a ribbon eel. The above image was captured in Ambon Harbour, Indonesia.
These little eels are a tropical Pacific photographer's favourite – but, unlike most eels, they are not so easy to photograph. Although they grow to about 3 feet in length, their heads are quite small. They are also an eel that moves a lot, with the action of their head and upper body much like a flame in a strong breeze. Catching them during this continuous movement with a macro lens can be a bedevilling proposition. And, like many other reef creatures that live in burrows, ribbon eels can and do withdraw into their holes on approach. Patience is required to wait for them to come back out again.
Ribbon eels are protandrous hermaphrodites – a fancy way of saying that all start out as males, and then some sex change to female, apparently as a response to social demand/need for females to breed.
For wide angle Wednesday, here's an image of Mr G amidst percolating gas bubbles, taken at Sangeyang Island, in Northern Komodo, Indonesia.
Sangeyang is an active, simmering volcano. The island was evacuated several years ago, although a few brave souls remain in a rudimentary village, perched on its beautiful shore.
We did a couple of dives with these "champagne bubbles", at a site called Hot Rocks. It was pretty surreal – I am not aware of anywhere else in the world where divers can have this experience.
Nearby, there are also some "vents" where very warm water seeps up through fissures in the reef – which makes for some pretty groovy hand-warming stations ;^) And, it would appear that the critters like the jacuzzi too – this site was well populated with a cool cast of stuff, and the coral gardens in the shallows were lovely as well.
To read more about this bubbly diving, and see more images captured at this site, you can follow this link to my story.


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Worn Stories
I have a box full of clothing from different periods of my life – a Grateful Dead shirt from high school, my favorite baby doll tee from freshman year of college, an interview skirt from my first job search – that I just can't seem to part with. Are you the same way? If you are, well, we're not alone. Emily Spivack's Worn Stories shares 60+ clothing-inspired first-person narratives that spill about the stories of our lives. (You can submit your own memory for a chance to win a copy of the book.)
A Reading Nook Reimagined
This post is sponsored by Target. Shop Home Decor for modern luxury made easy.
In no particular order, three of my favorite things in life are reading, being cozy, and autumn. Luckily they go together perfectly, so this month I've teamed up once again with Target to create a reading nook that's both chic and inviting. My recipe for a comfy little space like this one is one part knit, one part organic, and one part metallic.
In this case, the knit comes in the form of an afghan my 90-year-old grandmother made for me as a housewarming gift; it's gorgeous and the perfect weight for chilly fall evenings. A colorful bouquet of flowers adds the organic touch, brightening up the neutrals that are popular this season and adding color to autumn days that tend to be slightly overcast. The metallic comes into play by way of this gold wire and wood accent table that manages to warm up the entire space, even with its slim silhouette. (And what reading nook could possibly be complete without a steaming cup of tea?)
Right now I'm in the process of finishing up The Vacationers, which has me and a few friends planning a trip to Greece and Turkey come spring 2016. I love how books have the ability to inspire real life adventures! What's on your reading list at the moment?
This post sponsored by Target.
Art, Inc. + a Giveaway
Full disclosure: Lisa Congdon is my friend. My crazy talented, enormously gifted, incredibly smart business woman of a friend who decided in 2006 to take a chance on art and succeeded beyond her wildest dreams. Art, Inc.: The Essential Guide for Building Your Career as an Artist is her latest book.
If you're creative in any way chances are you've daydreamed about making a career of it, and that's exactly what Art, Inc. is about. It's essentially a guide to making your dreams a reality and debunking the myth of the starving artist written by someone who has taken the plunge and lived to tell the tale. Learn about the ways artists can make a living from their art (you don't have to be on a street corner with an easel, although that was always sort of my dream). Lisa shares her knowledge of licensing, sales, teaching, promoting, managing, and tons more. Not only from her own career, but from art world pros like Paula Scher, Nikki McClure, and Claire Desjardins who we're going to dig a little deeper into below with an excerpt.
Claire Desjardins, Painter
Montreal, Canada
Montreal native Claire Desjardins spent her childhood summers in the countryside, where she discovered painting. But although she loved the art form, she chose to study business in college as a way to a stable, well-paying career. After graduating, she worked for ten years in technology and marketing. Several years ago, she set up a painting studio at home to get back in touch with her creative side, painting for the first time since she was a child. Over time, she moved from small to large canvases and began painting abstractly. By 2011, she was selling enough of her work to pursue art full-time. Since then, Claire has received grants to attend artist residencies at the Vermont Studio Center and Da Wang Culture Highland in Southeastern China. She is represented by Galerie Lydia Monaro in Montreal and Muse Gallery in Toronto and is a top-selling artist on Saatchi Online. Claire's work can be found in both private and corporate collections around the world.
Lisa Congdon: As a self-taught abstract painter, how did you go from painting in your studio to selling work?
Claire Desjardins: I'd been painting for several years, and around the advent of Facebook, I started posting my work there. I had given a painting to a friend and then another friend of his saw it on Facebook and he contacted me about whether I had anything else for sale. That was how it all started. I began meeting a lot of people online who were interested in my art. That year I did quite well with my art, but I was still working for a marketing communications company. I worked only four days a week, so I would paint on my free weekday. My company was restructuring and merging, and I got laid off in 2011. But it was a perfect time for me to leave my job.
LC: How did you first get gallery representation?
CD: I sold a painting to one of my fans on Facebook. It was one of my first paintings that I had sold to someone I didn't even know, so it was pretty exciting. I made sure that I really took care of her. I packed the painting properly, sent it with a booklet of my art, and called her to make sure everything went smoothly. Sometime later, I received an email from Muse Gallery in Toronto. Apparently, the woman from Facebook who bought my painting lived around the corner from the gallery and had told them about me. The gallery owner looked me up, liked what he saw, and contacted me to work on an artist agreement together. I did some research on them and called other artists who the gallery represented. I asked them about their relationships with the gallery and eventually, it all came together. I borrowed my father's minivan and drove a bunch of paintings to Toronto! They have represented me since and have given me a couple of solo shows, too.
LC: Right around the time you left your job, Anthropologie contacted you. They sell your original paintings and license your paintings to make prints and for use on their products. How did this relationship come about? What are the advantages and disadvantages of working with a big company to sell and license your work?
CD: It all began one day when I got an email—and in the subject line it said "Anthropologie Interest." They were looking for local artists to feature on the walls and windows of the new Montreal store. Four of their buyers came to my studio. I heard that they had read about me on Mocoloco.com.
There are both advantages and disadvantages to working with a large company. The main and obvious advantage is the exposure of my art. Other advantages include the additional revenue, as well as seeing my art on different products. The disadvantage is less obvious; it's that a small portion of the artistic community came to perceive my art as too commercial or that I'm "selling out."
LC: What is your main mode for selling original work now?
CD: By far, I make most of my sales online. Specifically, I've had success with Saatchi Online. In order to nurture this relationship, I try to keep up with my social networking as much as possible. This is a very important component to my job, as it's the only advertising I can afford (it's mostly free!), and it reaches so many people. Whenever I post a new painting online, I make sure to link it to a page that allows people to purchase my art, like Saatchi Online. I make sure that I give them credit for the good things that they do, in a timely fashion. So if they include one of my pieces on their home page, I make sure that I blurt it out for all to read, on all my social media like Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Twitter.
LC: You are an advocate for signed agreements— whether in licensing or when you work with galleries. Why are they important?
CD: When you sell or license your art, money and image rights are involved, so spelling out the rules in advance helps to manage expectations and eliminate surprises later on. It protects both the artist and the reseller. Proposing the writing of an agreement should not be perceived as an unfriendly gesture or an indication of mistrust. In fact, it should be considered an act of ensuring mutual understanding. We all have contracts with our cable or cell phone companies, so why wouldn't you have an agreement with the resellers of your art, whether they are galleries, agents, or commercial companies? The exercise of writing an agreement will raise many questions that had not been thought about before. Those questions can be imperative in terms of the health and sustainability of the relationship.
And once again here's the fun part – two of you have the chance to win a copy of Art, Inc! Whether you're an aspiring artist or know someone who aims to be this book is the guide you'll want at arm's reach. You have until midnight CST Sunday, August 24th to toss your hat into the ring!
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Happy Weekend
01/ See families lying in a week's worth of their own garbage in 7 Days of Garbage.
02/ The Foodnited States of America.
03/ The Crystalline Series by Niche Modern have beautiful colors and shapes.
04/ This watch – DURR – shivers every five minutes to investigate the subjective nature of time.
05/ Completely brilliant – Motion Silhouette is an interactive shadow picture book.
06/ Can you believe these scenes by Bovey Lee were hand-cut from rice paper?!
07/ Head in the Clouds illustrates one hour's worth of trash in NYC. Incredible.
08/ Ever wondered what's inside fireworks? Check out Boom City.
09/ Photography, digital effects, and models combine for a glimpse In Utero.
10/ So glad Yumi Okita's textile moths aren't real.
This week on Design Crush:
Have a listen to this month's Mixtape #38: Just Trying to Be Where I End Up.
Make sure and enter our Loom Decor giveaway for a chance to win!
Love these gold-kissed art from Au Prints.
Beautiful textiles with a great premise from JOYN.
Super limited edition (but affordable) jewelry from fortune.
We pulled together 12 July DIYs – our favorites!
Blurry, washed out watercolor portraits by François-Henri Galland.
A little bit in love with the color palette of The Mercantile Collection!
Pretty leather pouches and bags by Georgie Cummings.
Design Crush elsewhere:
A bathroom floor refresh.
What is it about summer? Maybe it's the longer days or childhood memories, or maybe it's fewer pieces of clothing or more time spent outdoors. No matter what you can't deny that something about the season just feels freer than the others. Joanne Dugan captures that magic in Summertime, a curated collection of 100 photos and quotes that capture the essence of the title.
Happy Weekend
01/ My Toy Plane shows just that in fun and imaginative scenarios.
02/ Pretty silk scarves emblazoned with NASA satellite imagery from Slow Factory.
03/ The 10 Commandments of Typography. Follow 'em.
04/ The post-film lives of sixteen sets.
05/ Subtly geometric wooden iPad and MacBook sleeves from Grove.
06/ Fictitious Dishes depicts meals from famous works of literature.
07/ CATable end the battle for space with your feline companion(s).
08/ Each of BL76's price tag artworks is priced according to how many stickers are used!
09/ This hand-cranked sculpture made from popsicle sticks is a study in bird motion.
10/ This glow-in-the-dark energy efficient highway is beyond brilliant.
This week on Design Crush:
I'm teaching a class on creating a killer media kit next week at Alt for Everyone AND giving away 7 tickets! Have you thrown your name into the hat?
Lucite – modern chic or trashy cool?
Check out Wind & Willow Home and then support their Indiegogo to create a new soft goods line!
Crazy awesome collage work by David Woodward.
Don't forget the card this Mother's Day. And yes, it's only a week away!
April was mega crazy, and honestly I'm glad it's over.
One day I plan on hiring Erin Fitzpatrick to paint my portrait. You know, for posterity.
These kilim clutches prove it's not just fit for your floors these days.
People You May Meet illustrated me and my animal menagerie!
Happy Weekend
01/ Fruit Juices shows us exactly how much liquid is products from a single piece.
02/ Mysterious animal crates were left around Paris to announce the reopening of the zoo.
03/ A Tribute to Budgie showcases bird illustrations made from food.
04/ This Chinese beekeeper isn't afraid to wear a coat of 450,000 bees. Uhhh…
05/ The transparent Axor Starck V makes the everyday faucet beautiful.
06/ CafeCat slowly melts his marshmallow self away in your hot beverage.
07/ Check out the 50 most amazing tree houses in the world.
08/ Screen Identity is a 7-foot tall smartphone exhibiting our digital sense of self.
09/ A journey of self discovery that includes wearing other peoples' clothes.
10/ Rachel Sussman is on a journey to document The Oldest Living Things in the World.
This week on Design Crush:
I revealed the second half of my collaboration with Nissan – the new Murano!
Check out Houndworthy, a shop full of thoughtful things for pet and owner alike.
Dubbed one of the best gifts ever by my mom, Mother's Day + Kolo's photo books are a natural fit.
Taking a peek at my trip to Craftcation in retrospect.
I've dubbed 2014 The Year of the Textile, beginning with the lovely work of Caitlin Wilson.
Every Mother Counts + Minted have teams up to donate 20% of all art print proceeds through 4/28 to expectant mothers!
Tiny everyday objects are matched by color in the Tiny PMS Match project.
Modern birdhouses that both you and your avian visitors are sure to enjoy.
Serene dessert scenes from Jordan Sullivan.
Whatever You Are, Be a Good One
You already know of my love for quotes. But wise words are made only better when hand-lettered, in this case by artist Lisa Congdon in the book Whatever You Are, Be a Good One: 100 Inspirational Quotations. Insights, calls to action, and encouragements illuminate every page making this a bright spot on any bookshelf. It would also make a thoughtful gift for anyone going through tough times or reaching an important milestone.
Hello NY / Meanwhile in San Francisco
There's something very appealing about two popular indie illustrators telling the stories of their hometowns on opposite coasts in simultaneously released books. In Hello, New York: An Illustrated Love Letter to the Five Boroughs Julia Rothman talks historical tidbits, idiosyncratic places to visit, interviews with locals, and her life growing up in the Bronx. Meanwhile, in San Francisco: The City in its Own Words, Wendy MacNaughton asked dozen of locals to describe their lives in the city. Both are amazing looks into two beloved cities.
Creative Block
I've been waiting over a year to lay hands on this book! Creative Block is the brainchild of my friend Danielle Krysa, aka The Jealous Curator. Between the covers Danielle taps into the minds of fifty successful artists and elicits advice and exercises for overcoming all manners of artistic impediment, that thing you probably know better as creative block. Of course the pages are also brimming with the artists' resulting work. My plan of action is to read about one artist a week in the hopes that it keeps my creative mind fresh and ready to tackle anything!


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Below you can view all the homes for sale in the Ahwatukee Custom Estates subdivision located in Phoenix Arizona. Listings in Ahwatukee Custom Estates are updated daily from data we receive from the Phoenix multiple listing service.
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Ahwatukee Custom Estates | House For Sale
3424 E Sequoia Trail, Phoenix, Arizona 85044
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Magnificent property located in the exclusive Ahwatukee Custom Estates. If you love to entertain, this home is for you. The finishes in this home are comparable to those found in a multi million dollar estate. The seller spared no expense w/ the kitchen & master bath remodel. You won't find another kitchen like this in all of Ahwatukee. The master retreat has a fireplace & wet bar. Off the master you will find a beautiful solid cherry wood custom library, a 2000 wine room, & indoor hot tub room. Step out of the hot tub room on your private balcony w/ fireplace overlooking South Mountain. The backyard has a sparkling pool w/rock waterfall & backs to a private wash. The exterior was just painted as well as a complete new roof! Do yourself a favor & see the features & upgrades found in the
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11820 S Equestrian Trail, Phoenix, Arizona 85044
Who needs a resort when you can enjoy the magnificent backyard oasis of this lovely home in the prestigious, Ahwatukee Custom Estates! Relax in private sparkling pool & spa while enjoying fab mtn views. This backyard oasis includes custom lighting, SS BBQ, lush landscape & more. Extended covered patio equals a cooler house & bkyd all year round. This beautiful, updated, single level home features all the formal spaces needed plus a great room & kit/bkfast rm combo, chef's kitchen w granite, custom cherry cabs, lg. island w veggie sink, 2 built in ovens and sub zero frig. Master suite and office are split from 3 bdrms and 3 baths in 2nd wing. Plantation shutters throughout, extended 3 car garage, multi zone A/C and water. A must see to enjoy all the amenities & recent updates of this home.
Ahwatukee Custom Estates | House For Sale
12657 S Honah Lee Court, Phoenix, Arizona 85044
Ahwatukee Custom Estates Territorial 5 Bedroom, 4 Bath, over-sized 3+ garage, ++ office, loft, & Library. Cul-de-sac lot w/ Courtyard just steps away South Mtn. trails. Gourmet kitchen w/granite counter tops, custom appliances, eating nook opening to backyard. Lrg FR w/ Fireplace & vaulted ceilings. 4 Beds/2 Baths downstairs. Library/Game rm w/ built-in shelves and Office just off Courtyard. Master Retreat w/ FP, spa-like bath, walk-in closet, Stunning Balcony & loft. Resort Style backyard was featured on HGTV Landscaper Challenge complete w/ Pebbletec Pool, Spa, Built-in BBQ, Trampoline, expansive seating areas, Fireplace and Mt. Views galore. Don't Miss this one-of-a-kind Custom Home.
Ahwatukee Custom Estates | House For Sale
3531 E Equestrian Trail, Phoenix, Arizona 85044
Reduced By $1,050
MUST SELL!! Ahwatukee Custom Estates Gem! Steps away from Mountain Biking & Hiking Trails!! THREE Patios, Pool, Jacuzzi and Outdoor Fire-Pit w/ large sitting area! Custom Deck overlooking the pool and views of the Phoenix Preserve Mountains coming off your kitchen for morning coffee, evening grilling, and Entertaining? This home is as Amazing as it sounds!! Sub-Zero Fridge, Granite Countertops & Huge Spacious Secondary rooms all with bathroom access! Wood Floors, Saltillo Tile, Plantation Shutters, Solar Sun-Lights, combined w/ North-South Exposure make for super low energy bills/usage in a Tri-Level Home! Check-Out Patio off the office! Located in the Award winning Kyrene School District, very close to Mountain Pointe High, Shopping, Entertainment, Freeways, and Sky Harbor Airport
Ahwatukee Custom Estates | House For Sale
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Beijing Noodle Bar - Caesars Palace Las Vegas
- Address:
3570 Las Vegas Blvd. South
Las Vegas, NV 89109Neighborhood:
Caesars Palace
- Cuisine:
AsianPrice: $30 and under
Beijing Noodle Bar - Caesars Palace Las Vegas
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.caesarspalace.com/casinos/caesars-palace/restaurants-dining/beijing-noodle-no-9-detail.html
- Phone: (702) 731-7604
- Hours of Operation:
Daily: 11:00am - 10:30pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Asian
- Executive Chef: Chef. Xing Kai Deng
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Beer, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Non-Smoking Area, Smoking Area, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Entertainment: Live noodle bar offers our guests to experience our traditional way to prepare hand stretched or knife shredded noodles.
- Special Events: Beijing Noodle No. 9 offers Northern Chinese cuisine in a friendly, casual atmosphere, suitable for any special event.
A word from Beijing Noodle Bar - Caesars Palace Las Vegas
The whopping 14-page menu at Beijing Noodle No. 9 means you'll never eat the same thing twice. Whether craving Chow Mein, fried rice or a Lychee martini, explore all the savory offerings listed. Walk through a dramatic entrance flanked by gigantic fish tanks and you'll immediately immerse yourself in the energy, reminiscent of the streets of Shanghai, Hong Kong or Beijing.Continued
Las Vegas dining elegance meets authentic Oriental flavor under the direction of Executive Chef Li Yu. Along with a few Asian influences, a plethora of Northern Chinese signatures and specialties are found on the extensive menu. Beijing pancakes, won ton soup, fried rice, and dim sum of all kinds are top picks here, with your choice of vegetables, pork, chicken, seafood or beef. Noodles are a must for any Chinese hot spot and they're hand-made every night at Beijing Noodle No. 9. As a bonus for onlookers, the open kitchen chefs have been intensely trained on how to hand stretch noodles.
Las Vegas dining elegance meets authentic Oriental flavor under the direction of Executive Chef Li Yu. Along with a few Asian influences, a plethora of Northern Chinese signatures and specialties are found on the extensive menu. Beijing pancakes, won ton soup, fried rice, and dim sum of all kinds are top picks here, with your choice of vegetables, pork, chicken, seafood or beef. Noodles are a must for any Chinese hot spot and they're hand-made every night at Beijing Noodle No. 9. As a bonus for onlookers, the open kitchen chefs have been intensely trained on how to hand stretch noodles.
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- Diners' Choice WinnerAsian
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Beijing Noodle Bar - Caesars Palace Las Vegas reviews from OpenTable diners
20 reviews since July 28, 2014
- Food3.7Service3.7
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
good for groups (10)great for lunch (6)fit for foodies (4)late-night find (4)kid-friendly (4)hot spot (4)great for brunch (3)neighborhood gem (2)special occasion (1)Show More
- tastlessfoodieDined on 12/7/2013This food was without any flavor. The Dan Dan noodles tasted purely of chili oil. There was no development of flavor at all. The kung Pao chicken was overly sweet, as though only hoisin was used in the sauce. These are just two examples of an array of bad dish.es we got to pay for. You would be better off going to Panda Express. I am not exaggerating.
- great menutiggerwongVIPDined on 10/27/2013Food was authentic. Noisy environment with all the hard surfaces so made conversation hard. LAS pricing naturally.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not good, not good at all.IWillReviewYouDined on 10/20/2013I really did not appreciate needing to wait for the waitress to acknowledge that we were there. we had to wave her over when we wanted to order, ever time we wanted water, when we wanted the check. Please make sure they are trained to be attentive. Please clean all the dust off the wall decoration and paint the walls. they look tired and used The chicken curry had very little chicken and what seemed to be a lot of artificial hot sauce. Didn't appreciate i had to pay extra for rice.
- GreatMikeyBDined on 9/28/2013Arrived at the restaurant and the hostess was a piece of work. Annoying and pretty much an airhead. She spent more time talking to her coworker who had just finished working than doing her job. The food quality is great. The handmade noodles are a must. If ur lucky you can watch how they are made by hand every two hours. Overall a really good experience minus the hostess. Robert our server was friendly and knowledgeable. He spoke Cantonese so he and the wife chatted non stop. If you love or like noodles this place is a must.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointingnparedesDined on 9/24/2013As a local, I had looked forward to eating here for quite some time. I was disappointed from the get-go. The atmosphere tries to be trendy, but it just ends up feeling chaotic. The food was rather lackluster and my husband's soup was served lukewarm Will not be returning.
- Beijing for a groupsunni76Dined on 9/21/2013Restaurant was very trendy looking and bright. We went with a group of 10, and tried to make our way through the menu. Loved the lazy susan on the table, so we figured we'd all order together and share....a little help from the server would have been nice! We weren't sure how much to order, or what sort of noodle, etc., and pretty much just got a blank stare when we asked questions. Also, food arrived at all different times, rather than all the main dishes being brought out together, which was weird when you have such a large group and one little plate of food is set down for all of you!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- It was quite a disappointment.KevinVIPDined on 9/21/2013It was quite a disappointment. 3 year ago, I felt in love with this noodle shop. I was eating here every day for 4 days. It was a great treat after a day long conference. This year, the service was very slow and the food was no longer what I love before. The beef noodle was plain (quality of meat was much worse) and smaller in portion even though slightly more expensive. Beef pancake was dry and hard. The expanded menu likely did not help the restaurant that used to be a specialty noodle shop.
- What's in a nameVers43Dined on 9/7/2013Noodles are the best I have tasted! The king of noodles!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Soup Dumplings To Die For!GoldieVegasDined on 9/5/2013This place was amazing! The restaurant design is totally unique and casual. It was such a treat to have homemade rice noodles and soup dumplings! I dream about this food! Service was a little lacking, but the food made up for it! I will definitely be back!Special Features:
- Not goodfennyVIPDined on 8/28/2013With so many Chinese restaurants in town, I expected much better from Caesars. Food was bland. Having noodle in the name should make for excellent noodle dishes. Not here. Go to Ping Pang Pong or restaurants on Spring Mountain Rd.
- Not impressed..KallieDined on 8/18/2013Started with the Kung pao chicken & side of rice..terrible flavor, actually quite unbarrable for the price! I had better Chinese at the airport. But the server was a sweetheart(great service!) And let us switch it out for the chow mein, it was....just kinda alright. Overall terrible last night in Vegas dinner!
- Ok but pricy.OpenTable Diner Since 2000VIPDined on 8/15/2013I came here to try the hand tossed noodles with the tomato and egg sauce. Granted I came there right when it opened at 11, but they had no eggs to make the sauce. Instead I had to opt for, Xiao Long Bao and Har Gow. Portions are a good side. Har Gow is larger than most dim sum places. XLB was more doughy than I like. Paid $40/person for lunch so not cheap.
- told me to book 2 hours priorArcieDined on 8/9/2013Book for 6 on open table. Got it! But when arrived at the diner, they insisted I am required to book 2 hours prior. Had to enforced them to give me seats if they don't want to see Cesar hotel management. I don't recommend this diner if you are hungry, food here are rubbish. You can make them yourself at home.
- So many choices!NoelleDined on 8/9/2013We ordered a bunch of things off their huge menu and everything was delicious! The handmade noodles were fantastic and so were the dumplings. Great restaurant decor and right in the heart of Caesar's Palace. Highly recommend this place for dine in and take out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/6/2013Good was ok.. Had the bowl of hand spun noodles. Bland had to put lots of chili and spices just to get some flavor, lite on the veggies . Sake plew not doing that again,, Alison had some dim sum which was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Just okSpoozDined on 8/6/2013Chicken chow mein no better than a UK takeaway but about three times the cost.
- AwesomegclivVIPDined on 8/4/2013Great restaurant! Reasonably authentic xiao long bao, the hand stretched noodles were very tasty, and the ambiance/decor was quite chic. Service was a little slow, but they were busy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Noodles are delicious!RepeatDinerVIPDined on 7/28/2013We often enjoy this light and airy restaurant. Our favorite is the noodles with combo of beef, pork, and chicken, but the fried rices and pan-fried dumplings are also delicious. The white, lacy looking decor is a nice bright contrast to most darker Las Vegas restaurants. Enjoy!Special Features:
- Amazingly deliciousNorts32Dined on 7/25/2013The hand stretched noodles were so delicious! Everything we ate was unbelievably good! If you're looking for great Chinese, this is the place!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fun experience, good food!Tam28Dined on 7/20/2013Watching the chef make the noodles was a fun diversion while we waited for our dinner. Once the food arrived, it was delicious and plentiful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DisappointedVeganEater74Dined on 7/19/2013Hostess was pleasant and seated us right away. Waiter was slow to get to table and then again to take our order. He was unable to answer questions I had about 2 of the dishes and simply recommended I order one of them instead of informing me and letting me decide. When my wife ordered a noodle dish, he did not give her a choice of what style of noodles she wanted, instead saying the dish came of soba noodles even though that was not on the menu. The manager eventually cleared our plates and gave us our bill. My seasonal vegetable dish had very large chunks of veggies that were difficult to eat without a knife and were swimming in sauce. There did not seem to be the variety of veggies in the dish as described in the menu.
- Amazing food - a bit slow serviceLovegoodfoodDined on 7/4/2013Food is simply amazing. It took us a while for them to take our order, but food was ready Pretty quickly. Their recommendation was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- beijing noodlesOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/4/2013There were so many delicious looking choices it was hard to chooseSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Refreshingly ChineseAdityaDined on 7/3/2013The ambiance at the restaurant had an understated elegance to it - it wasn't overly decorative, neither was it too bland. The same goes for the food. They were able to nail the spice levels and the food was fresh and tasty. Every dish we ate was unadulterated Chinese food - with the right mix of sea food, poultry and meat. Quantities are pretty good - so make sure you have a good appetite when you go and the food isn't cheap. This isn't your average Chinese restaurant and it comes at a price as well. However, in Vegas on a big occasion, the food is well worth the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- disappointingsbrinkDined on 6/29/2013Server forgot my, only brought food for one person and didn't ask for 10 minutes why I had no food. Chow mein noodles were good but my boyfriend's dish was basically chicken fingers which one wouldn't expect to be served at a restaurant like this. The atmosphere is cool and watching the chef make the noodles is an experience, but considering this is supposed to be the #2 best chinese cuisine in las vegas, it was very disappointing. Maybe with a different server and different dish it would be better.
- Good chinese food, great noodlesCoachVIPDined on 6/25/2013We ate dinner at Beijing Noodle Bar with our 2 kids and had a great meal. My kids love dumplings and they finished 2 orders between us. There is a typical Chinese food menu with several different kids of noodles and dumplings. All the food tasted very fresh compared to the typical Chinese food we normally get at home. The flavors were all good but slightly different than what we are use to. Maybe these are more authentic versions than the americanized version of Chinese food that we are used to. Prices were also higher but your in a hotel so no surprise, although $4.00 for small bowl of Jasmine Rice is kind of a lot when most places will include white rice with your entree. Great meal! We will eat there again!
- No ServiceScottWortmannVIPDined on 6/23/2013The food was decent and the place itself was nice but service was horrible. Never was offered a refill on my drink even when it was empty when the food was doped off. I had to ask another server for a refill. We were done about 15 minutes trying to get anyone's attention for our check before our server came over to see if there was anything else she could do. I wanted to remark that if she did anything it would be wonderful. We paid and left. No goodbyes from the staff. Have walked by this place several times over my stays in Vegas and now after this experience I will continue to keep walking.
- Dinner at Beijing Noodle #9MardebraDined on 6/21/2013Amazing and delicious food. We loved the knife cut noodles with Eggplant Sauce. We were sorry we were only three people so we were unable to taste as many dishes as we would have liked.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Not impressedUnimpressedDined on 6/14/2013The food was very good but the service was very slow and not at all friendly which considering you're in a major casino, is really odd. Thankfully we weren't pressed for time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent service and helpfulRickDined on 5/28/2013Excellent service and helpful staff. Will defiantly return to this restaurant.Special Features:
- I stop in every time thatOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 5/16/2013I stop in every time that I'm in Las Vegas. It's a treat. Try their Jasmine tea and Wor Won Ton Soup.I would recommend this to a friend.
- hand stretched noodles are a must!hettyleeVIPDined on 5/8/2013Our family enjoyed a good meal here. We especially enjoyed a noodle soup with the hand stretched noodles. We had never had them before and truly enjoyed them - even my 4 year old son loved them and wouldn't eat anything else that we had ordered. Our whole fish (flounder) was good and our crispy beef dish was ok. Our son also loved viewing their fish tanks, too - perfect entertainment for a young one. Fun decor, too.I would recommend this to a friend.
- vegasvegasDined on 5/4/2013The service was not as good as the first time we visited although it was almost empty. Had to ask for spoon for soup.Special Features:
- Good food for lunchOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 4/27/2013Went to this restaurant for dinner and were expecting more of a dining "experience". The decor is very modern with very bright lighting (office-like bright). The tables and chairs are cafeteria-like. Seems more like something that would be in an up-scale mall food court. The service is typical Chinese: take your order, food comes in 10 minutes while your still eating your appetizer, bill comes before you finish your plate, they begin clearing table as your getting our of your seat. Staff is friendly. Best suited for lunch or for their take-out orders. Our bill was about $34 each with tip so a bit pricing considering we had only 1 single beer on our bill.Special Features:
- This is my favorite VegaskatezooVIPDined on 4/22/2013This is my favorite Vegas restaurant, I am never disappointed! I will say, it can be very loud and the cocktails are not my favorite, but the food, decor, beer in a Buddha bottle and live noodle crafting more than make up for these.
- I didn't know Chinese foodOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 4/14/2013I didn't know Chinese food could be bad. I was embarrassed to bring my girlfriend here. We left as quickly as possible.
- Food was good but not somethingLybaDined on 4/5/2013Food was good but not something special. They rush you and we had plenty of time before our show.Special Features:
- Excellent PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 4/3/2013Have eaten there on several occasions over the years. Never disappointed. Great quality for modest prices, compared to other high quality Vegas restaurants.Special Features:
- Where's your social etiquette.TranDined on 3/31/2013The decor was beautiful and the server's uniform were very smart and professional but, the service was the absolute worse. A middle aged woman without any etiquette approached us with not so much as a greeting to take our order as though she was doing us a favor and how dare us to ask where our water was when we had already ordered. Her reply "its on its way".Ooops,but she's the making and deliviering the drinks how can they be on there way? We ordered two noodle dishes and buns as an appetizer and no plates were given to eat them off of. ( Maybe she thought we were animals)( I don't think so we were nicely dressed)I would think servers are taught etiquette but, apparently not in this establishment.
- Awful Service, Average FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 3/30/2013Terrible service from start to finish. Soup and appetizers came out 25 minutes after the entree. 2 of our party had finished their meal by the time the other 2 of use received theirs. Made a comment to the waiter and was told that there are two seperate kitchens, so that's just part of it. No apology, nor did they seem to care. Food was decent and restaurant itself is pretty cool inside. I think there are too many other Asian restaurants to waste a meal here.


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My husband's not attracted to me now that I'm pregnant. What can I do?
I'm six months pregnant and my husband never wants to make love anymore. He says he's afraid it'll hurt the baby, but I think he's just not attracted to me right now. I've tried to reassure him that the baby is safe but that doesn't help, and I'm tired of begging for sex. What can I do? And will he want me again after our baby's born?
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My boyfriend and I had an AMAZING sex life before we got pregnant. We are both very excited about the baby and very happy in our relationship... except he doesn't want to be "intimate" anymore. I have even cried and explained to him that its not just about sex, I need the intimacy part and need to feel like he is still attracted to me and loves me. He assures me that he still thinks I am pretty and even if I gained a whole bunch of weight that he isn't going anywhere... he says he loves me and sometimes randomly he will tell me that I am "Gorgeous".. but I don't feel like he means it bc he won't touch me. What can I do? I am scared that after the baby comes our relationship will fall apart bc of this. =(posted 02/26/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
nI wish I knew what to tell you...... I am also 6 months and haven't had sex in almost 2 months. Its not just the sex. No hugs or cuddleing. I don't even get real kisses just pop kisses. The other day I was trying to show him how tight my belly was and he looked at me like he was disgusted by me and said gross all I see is veins. Then went on to tell me how it made his skin crawl. I have 2 older kids by another man and as sorry as he was he didn't do me like this. I have never felt so alone and ugly. I'm also very irritated. Hormones going crazy. I hope for every bodies sake these men grow up and realize we are so alone.posted 01/29/2014 by missmisty22
At least other guys think they will hurt the baby My BF is adamant that the baby can hear us and he does not want the baby to wonder what daddy is doing to mommy. He touched my down there and then asked me if I think the baby might be wondering why he is touching me on my vagina. I thinks its a little crazy to assume the baby knows we are having sex. IDK I stopped asking him to because I feel like he just doing it cause I said so and I never used to have to ask in the first place. I reasoned that I may have to pleasure myself but it honestly reminds me of how lonely i feel. I miss my smacks on the but, public display of affection, kisses for no reason, kisses that I don't have to take myself, not being the only one saying i missed you.posted 01/25/2014 by Daintyffany
Girls!!!! Men Dont want to hurt u while u have a baby inside u because once i had mine my hubby was all over me. Try getting on all fours. That way their not looking at the tummy ! I had the exact same feeling and i even posted. O here saying my hubby not interested and now look. Iv had my baby and hubby wants sex more often! Pregnancy makes u think negative. Dont! Enjoy it while it lastsposted 01/20/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I guess im late to answering this question but im 35 weeks and I have to beg for sex. My husband does not initiate sex. Then he will stay up late at nights and watch porn and masturbate. Im so tired of crying that I feel like telling him I will have sex with him while he watches porn and he doesnt even have to look at me if he wants. Am I wrong for compromising??posted 01/19/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I guess im late to answering this question but im 35 weeks and I have to beg for sex. My husband does not initiate sex. Then he will stay up late at nights and watch porn and masturbate. Im so tired of crying that I feel like telling him I will have sex with him while he watches porn and he doesnt even have to look at me if he wants. Am I wrong for compromising??posted 01/19/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I feel exactly the same way. I'm 23 weeks and 3 days and we fight constantly now and if its not fighting its him being demeaning. He could just be making jokes and I'm being hormonal and sensitive but it still hurts. He doesnt look at me anymore like he used to. I'm lucky if we have sex once a month if that. Sure sometimes he's cute by trying to get the baby to kick and other things but when I first actually saw my baby move through my skin, he didn't seem to care. I'm so scared that he's just with me cause I'm pregnant. Am I possibly doing something wrong? I cry myself to sleep almost every night because I feel so alone...posted 01/01/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I know how you feel. I am 16 weeks pregnant but I was a little chubby before the pregnancy n my husband always said he loved me and how I was and said he doesnt want me to change at all now after I am 4 months pregnant we had sex maybe one month ago and when I asked him why does he avoid sex he flat out said he isnt attracted to me and said its not his fault . I felt horrible since I didn't even blame him I just asked and instead of comforting me he said this and got mad at me!! He saw me in tears and didnt even try to talk he left me like that. To add to it all he says he doesnt knw y he is not attracted to me and that's it he doesnt wana talk doesnt wana discuss anything.posted 12/31/2013 by samarjawad
I am seven months pregnant and fee completely along in my relationship. He just doesn't want me anymore at all. I don't think he like my emotional changes, my body changes or anything. I don't know what to do about it. I love him with my whole heart but can se myself staying with someone who top caring about me. It gets worst because I have make time for him to spend with me and call him to check up on him. In our relationship I am the man and for once I need him to take care of me. I need some advice because I just want to break up with him now because I don't want to get hurt even more by his actions.posted 12/21/2013 by clynn1287
I have shown my frustration here as well when I was about 5 month pregnant. Around that time, I have talked to my husband and expressed my feeling. I was not happy and I let him see that. I think it was a mixture of him concerning my body and also feeling a bit weird to see my tummy getting big. I had explained it was completely safe for us to have sex and also I did not want to feel like I was no longer attractive to him. It took him a while to accept it, but after I explained to him how I felt a few times, I also decided not to show any frustration or irritation towards him and started treating him with nothing but love and affection. I think it was my attitude that finally helped him to want me again. We had no issues after that. I also wore short skirt to hide my tummy while we were having sex. Now our baby is 18 months old. Our sex life is back to normal...well, for the most part. :) I hope everyone here will hang on and not lose hope. Think positive and it will change!posted 12/11/2013 by fate47
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I asked my friend, Monica, to tell me about her experience with adopting Ellie, one of the funniest, sweetest dogs you'll ever meet. Here's what she had to say, in her own words:
"My husband and I adopted Ellie about three years ago, from a no-kill shelter that specifically rescues 'bully breeds', since they're so frequently put down. She's half Rottweiler and half Staffordshire Terrier (aka pit bull), and was about four or five years old when we got her. The last three years have been quite a ride.
Ellie was found in a backyard in Los Angeles, chained to a tree at a vacant house. The owners had moved out, and instead of doing anything remotely responsible or compassionate, they chained her to a tree and left her to her certain death. As a result, she has no front teeth (from trying to chew through the chain to free herself) and she is mildly crippled in her hips from being so severely malnourished. Thankfully, she was discovered and restored to decent health. She had a second chance at the life that all animals deserve! I'm not sure what it was that made us choose this particular dog. She wasn't overly happy to meet us at the shelter like the other dogs were, but she had a gentle spirit and sweetness to her that inexplicably captivated us.
When we brought her home from the shelter, she wouldn't look at us; instead, she promptly sat in the corner and ignored us for hours. The next few weeks were a slow process of warming up – she gradually began to acknowledge us, let us pet her, and even play with her. It's amazing what a stable, loving home can do for an animal. If you saw her today, you wouldn't believe it was the same dog. She follows us everywhere, simply desiring to be in the same room as us. She is playful, ridiculously entertaining, and hilariously unique. When we get home from work each day, we are met by sixty pounds of joy as she skitters across the floor to say hello. She's incredibly mellow, and has settled into our way of life perfectly.
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NAPLES, Fla. -- A Naples man says he was a target of road rage. He is speaking out after surviving a hit and run, while riding his bike. Deputies arrested the driver and charged him but now that bicyclist has a message for other riders.
"We were moving at about 30 miles per hour trying to get away from this guy," said Thomas Barrett, a bike rider who survived a hit and run accident.
In his 20 years of competitive bike riding Barrett has never come across anything this violent.
"This is by far the most terrifying experience I've ever had. He tried to kill us with his truck," said Barrett.
He said a driver with road rage tried to purposely hit him, while he was out for his weekly ride in Naples.
"He was actually like behind us acting like he was going to run us over," said Barrett.
Barrett said he and his riding partner were in the bike lane just off US41, when a man driving a truck started honking his horn. Barrett admits he made a vulgar gesture and tried to slow down to let the truck pass.
"Slammed his breaks, started driving erratically like trying to hit us. Swerving side by side, he sped up behind us, cut in front of us," said Barrett
When the driver slammed on his brakes, Barrett slammed into the truck's bumper. A picture shows the dent his body left in the truck. When Barrett came to, the driver was no where to be found.
"I was standing there and the truck just peeled off after I slammed into the back of him," said Barrett.
According to an arrest report from the Florida Highway Patrol, John Ludwig, 44, of Naples, was behind the wheel. WINK News tried to speak Ludwig but he did not return our calls. Barrett said he's hurt and has to take off time from work. It's taught him a lesson he'll take with him on future rides.
"If it wasn't for my helmet, I'd probably be dead. This just proves to me, switching to 100 percent of the time, wearing a helmet, it saved my life," said Barrett.
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"The Keystone XL pipeline will bring thousands of long-term jobs and energy security to the United States, and will be good for the economy, good for national security, and good for Texas," said Sen. Cornyn.
The Keystone XL pipeline project has been under review for more than three years, but President Obama rejected it saying the Administration has not had enough time to review the project. The legislation authorizes TransCanada to construct and operate the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta, Canada, to the U.S. Gulf Coast, transporting an additional 830,000 barrels of oil per day to U.S. refineries. The bill allows the company to move forward with construction of the pipeline in the United States while the state of Nebraska works to determine an alternative route.
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This all started with Kenny Loggins putting a project up on Kickstarter, hoping to record an album with his band Blue Sky Riders. Then Erick Sanchez launched his own Kickstarter effort, called "I want Kenny Loggins to play in my living room." Loggins has told ...
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