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- Starring: Daniel Dae Kim, Chi McBride, Jorge Garcia
- Summary: The re-imagining of the 1968-80s classic has Alex O'Loughlin as detective Steve McGarrett, who returns to Hawaii after his father's death and heads up the new task force to clean up the islands of crime.
- Genre(s): Drama, Action & Adventure, Suspense
- Creator: Leonard Freeman
- Show Type: In Season
- Season 1 premiere date: Sep 20, 2010
- Episode Length: 60
- Air Time: 09:00 PM
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Positive: 17 out of 29
Mixed: 11 out of 29
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So far, O'Loughlin has come most alive when he's engaged in the premiere's close-quarters, elbow-chopping fight scenes. But it's clear that, like other CBS shows from NCIS to CSI, the team byplay is going to be the heart of Hawaii Five-0. Thank goodness Caan is here to provide gruff humor, and Kim and Park play off each other nicely.
The remake of "Hawaii Five-0" is the best kind of throwback--to the buddy cop films of the 1980s. Think "Lethal Weapon" with a tropical twist.
O'Loughlin's by-the-book performance is buoyed by a fast-paced script and a splendid supporting cast, including and especially Scott Caan as Danno, that radiates enough hit-making energy to render even Oahu's azure waters and perfect sunsets superfluous.
While some criminals may escape, it's all happening in sunny Hawaii; and every time bad guys kick up a fuss, we know the good guys will kick back harder. The closing line, 'Book 'em, Danno,' may be a cultural joke, but it also sounds good as a promise.
Yet despite the dude-tastic charisma that Caan brings to Danno, I can't quite see a reason to watch Hawaii Five-0 again, given that each week, the stories will probably feel like something we've already seen on 'NCIS,' 'NCIS Los Angeles' or any number of the 'CSIs.' Bad guys will be caught, the team shall be triumphant. Rinse and repeat.
This is a treatise on personalities rather than systems, its bantering sensibility recalling something more along the lines of "Ocean's Eleven" than "Law & Order: Criminal Intent."
Some things are better than they were in the '60s--including the top tier of television shows. This just isn't one of them.
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Positive: 23 out of 30
Mixed: 3 out of 30
Negative: 4 out of 30
Sep 21, 2010Great show visually, fun music, and a funny cast that works together well. Although not the most complex or mind-bending show, definitely a fun mix of action and comedy and something exciting for everybody this fall season. Hope it stays as good as the pilot and makes it longer than half a season… Expand
Jul 23, 2011I have just watched the last episode of season 1 and can't wait for the next season to start. It is a thoroughly refreshing cops and robbers story and you know that right will out in the end. Very frustrated by the last episode and can't wait for the next season to start this autumn. Shoes.… Expand
Oct 18, 2012Hawaii Five-0 is one of the most interesting shows out there. It does not take itself too seriously, thanks to the witty, back-and-forth banter between the characters. It also has a decent amount of action for a crime show keeping it fast-paced and exciting. Not to mention an awesome backstory.… Expand
Sep 21, 2010I was looking forward to Lone Star and Hawaii Five-O as "fun" shows to counterbalance the weight of Mad Men, Rubicon, and Boardwalk Empire. LoneStar didn't quite deliver (though I'm giving it more rope), but Hawaii Five-O truly did. It's fun, and the primary cast of 4 seems like an entertaining combo. They are absolutely watchable. Reminds me a bit of the old Dan Tanna "Vegas" episodes. Just got back from Oahu, and I'm told that Jack Lord is revered over there, as he gave a ton of his not-unsubstantial personal wealth to local causes. I'm glad that they didn't tarnish the legacy of the show with something cheesy or irreverent. It's not close to the best show on TV, but it's not supposed to be. I'll keep watching.… Expand
Aug 10, 2011its ok, nothing special. Pretty standard 'villian of the week' affair with a little (and i mean a little) sub plot in the background.
the show is clearly designed for people who just happen to flick onto a channel when this is on, mega simple plots, investigation scenes that always happen to stumble on things pretty quickly or just in the nick of time.
all the cast feel heavily underused - grace park an amazing actress has effectively be turned into something to look at whilst the 3 guys run around hawaii, flexing there pecks or complaining at each other in a somewhat tongue in cheek fashion.… Expand
Sep 27, 2010You can't fault a show for trying to "update" and "modernize" an old hit, but you can when it just plain sucks. I lost track of how many moronic he-man face offs the pilot contained, and the number of "good-guy breaks-the-rules" cliches was mind-boggling. The networks need to learn a lesson from HBO and Showtime: original strong writing beats stupid formulas every time. This show wasted an hour of my life.
Another serious problem is the show's tone. The iconic theme song suggests an upbeat, almost whimsical take on Hawaii law enforcement. But this show contradicts that theme, big-time. It tries to be more serious than 24! What the hell? Either write a new theme song or, better, try injecting some humanity in the show instead of neanderthal men yelling about what they want and need. What they need is better writing and some acting lessons.
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NAPLES, Fla. - Only on WINK News; two dogs found dead, stuffed into a bin and thrown into a Naples pound. Now, other pet owners are living in fear.
"There were a bunch of cop cars over here and I'd seen two paper bags that looked suspicious. The only reason I really thought it was strange, they were both folded on the top and one had flies all over it," Naples resident Jason Jackson explains.
It was a disturbing scene for much of the neighborhood just off US 41.
"When I saw the Sheriffs here and saw them pulling out these poor dogs from the pond it tripled my concern," Gregory Gennett tells WINK News.
It was in a small lake, on the corner of Washington Avenue and Palm Street, Domestic Animal Services says two small Pekingese, Lhasa Apso mix dogs were found. Both shoved into a paint bin and submerged for at least two days.
Residents are now up in arms over the idea of a possible animal killer living nearby.
The Sheriff's Office is not telling us yet who owns the dogs. As they investigate, people living nearby keep close watch on their own pets. Especially Gennett who says his cat went missing a few days ago.
Authorities are currently waiting for necropsies. Until those are complete they may not know if the dogs were killed or tortured before being put inside the bin.


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MINNEAPOLIS, MN March 30, 2014 Early results from HeartBeat Connections, a telemedicine program supported by the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation (MHIF), suggest effective primary prevention for cardiovascular disease (CVD) may be achieved with a team-based approach that integrates office visits with supplemental phone coaching. HeartBeat Connections provides dietitian- and nurse-led coaching over the phone to adults at high risk for CVD, with the goal of helping to improve and control key CVD risk factors. Gretchen Benson, RD, CDE, Healthcare Systems Integration Manager at the MHIF, will present six-month data from the program at the American College of Cardiology (ACC) conference in Washington, DC today.
As part of the broader Hearts Beat Back: The Heart of New Ulm Project, 1,035 adults aged 40-79 with metabolic syndrome or high Framingham Risk Scores were identified via electronic health record data and invited to participate in the HeartBeat Connections program. Over six months, the participants (333) showed significant improvement in fruit and vegetable consumption, physical activity, stress reduction, aspirin use, and medication adherence. Researchers also noted a significant improvement in LDL ("bad" cholesterol) levels and smoking status the proportion of adults achieving an LDL level < 100 mg/dL increased by 70% in participants (333) and by only 24% in nonparticipants (702). "We're encouraged by the results we've seen so far," states lead researcher Gretchen Benson.
"Real-world, systems-based innovations like HeartBeat Connections can serve as a model to target and engage at-risk populations, thereby enhancing primary CVD care in underserved areas."
When it comes to primary CVD prevention, persistence may be key. Adults who engaged in five or more HeartBeat Connections coaching sessions showed a greater degree of improvement in LDL levels, medication adherence, and stress reduction than those who had fewer than five coaching sessions and those who did not participate at all. Improvements in the nonparticipant group, although less significant, may be attributed in part to the broader Heart of New Ulm Project (of which HeartBeat Connections is just one part), which provides health interventions throughout the community.
About the Hearts Beat Back: The Heart of New Ulm Project
Hearts Beat Back is a 10-year demonstration project aimed at reducing heart attacks and CVD in a rural Minnesota community (New Ulm, Minnesota). The project is a collaboration between the Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, Allina Health and the community of New Ulm.
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The Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation is dedicated to improving people's lives through the highest quality cardiovascular research and education.
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The Minneapolis Heart Institute® is recognized internationally as one of the world's leading providers of heart and vascular care. This state-of-the-art facility combines the finest in personalized patient care with sophisticated technology in a unique, family-oriented environment. The Institute's programs, a number of which are conducted in conjunction with Abbott Northwestern Hospital, address the full range of heart and vascular health needs: prevention, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation.
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Zucchini Keftedes with Feta and Dill
Published: April 2011 Servings: 12 time: 1 time: 3 hours
- 1 1/3 pounds medium zucchini, trimmed
- 1 teaspoon coarse kosher salt
- 1/2 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh dill
- 3 tablespoons chopped fresh mint
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1 teaspoon finely grated lemon peel
- 1 cup panko (Japanese breadcrumbs)
- 1 large egg, beaten to blend
- 1 cup coarsely crumbled feta cheese
- Canola oil (for frying)
- Plain whole-milk or reduced-fat Greek-style yogurt (for garnish)
- Additional chopped fresh dill (for garnish)
Nutritional Information
One serving contains:
- Calories (kcal) 94.9
- %Calories From Fat 62.6
- Fat (g) 6.7
- Saturated Fat (g) 2.0
- Cholesterol (mg) 26.7
- Carbohydrates (g) 5.9
- Dietary Fiber (g) 0.7
- Total Sugars (g) 1.7
- Net Carbs (g) 5.3
- Protein (g) 3.2
- Sodium (mg) 139.2
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Grate zucchini on large holes of box grater onto clean kitchen towel. Sprinkle zucchini with 1 teaspoon coarse salt; let stand at least 30 minutes and up to 1 hour.
Line rimmed baking sheet with parchment or foil. Wrap zucchini in towel; squeeze out as much liquid as possible. Place zucchini in medium bowl. Mix in green onions, 3 tablespoons chopped dill, mint, garlic, lemon peel, and 1/2 teaspoon black pepper. Gently stir in panko and egg, then feta. Using 2 tablespoons zucchini mixture for each, shape mixture into 1 3/4- to 2-inch-diameter patty; place on baking sheet. Chill at least 1 hour. DO AHEAD Can be made 4 hours ahead. Keep chilled.
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DANA Diabecare USA LLC 23-Jul-04
Department of Health and Human Services
Public Health Service
New Orleans District
July 23, 2004
Ms. Susanne W. Jernigan,
Chief Executive Officer
DANA Diabecare USA LLC
541 Julia Street, 3rd Floor
New Orleans, Louisiana 70130
Dear Ms. Jernigan:
During an inspection of your establishment, located at 541 Julia Street, 3rd Floor, New Orleans, Louisiana, on February 19, 20 and 27, 2004, an investigator from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) determined that your firm is the importer/initial distributor of the DANA Diabecare® II, an insulin infusion pump manufactured by Sooil Development Co., Ltd., Seoul, Korea. This product is a device within the meaning of Section 201 (h) of the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (the Act).
A copy of the Establishment Inspection Report (EIR) was issued to you on March 17, 2004. The EIR was accompanied by a letter. The letter noted that the EIR was being issued to you because the Agency had concluded that the inspection was "closed," under Title 21 of the Code of Federal Regulations (21 CFR), Part 20.64(d)(3). A secondary review of the inspectional findings by FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health (CDRH) revealed serious deviations from the requirements of 21 CFR 803, FDA's Medical Device Reporting (MDR) regulation. The findings are discussed below.
The inspection revealed your insulin infusion pumps are misbranded within the meaning of Section 502(t)(2) of the Act because your firm failed to furnish certain information to the FDA as required by the MDR regulation set forth in 21 CFR 803. Significant deviations include, but are not limited to, the following:
1. Failure to establish adequate written MDR procedures as required by 21 CFR 803.17, which provides for timely and effective identification, communication, and evaluation of events that may be subject to medical device reporting requirements, and a standardized review process/procedure for determining when an event meets the criteria for reporting. Specifically, your firm's MDR procedures lack the following information:
a. Timeframes and procedures for when and to whom employees should forward information as soon as they become aware of an event that is subject to MDR reporting as required by 21 CFR 803,17(a). Your procedure is inadequate because you evaluate and forward possible reportable events during weekly staff meetings, which may not allow timely and effective notification.
b. Procedures for the retention of MDR event files for two years from the date of the event or the expected life of the device, whichever is longer as required by 21 CFR 803.17(b)(2) and 803.18(c).
c. Procedures for systems that ensure access to information that facilitates timely follow-up and inspection by FDA as required by 21 CFR 803.17(b)(4).
2. You failed to submit a report to FDA, and a copy of such report to the manufacturer, containing the information required by 21 CFR 803.42 on Form FDA 3500A as soon as practicable, but not later than 30 days after becoming aware that one of your marketed devices may have caused or contributed to a death or serious injury as required by 21 CFR 803.40(a). Specifically, you failed to submit MDR reports to FDA within 30 days for complaints concerning the following pump serial numbers:[redacted] and [redacted] Your firm received complaints regarding these pumps, which represent events that should have been reported as serious injuries as defined in 21 CFR 803.3(bb).
This letter is not intended to be an all-inclusive list of deficiencies at your facility. It is your responsibility to ensure compliance with each applicable requirement of the Act and regulations. Federal agencies are advised of the issuance of all warning letters about devices so that they may take this information into account when considering the award of contracts.
You should take prompt action to correct these deviations. Failure to promptly correct these deviations may result in regulatory action being initiated by FDA without further notice. These actions include, but are not limited to, seizure, injunction, and/or civil money penalties.
We have received your response letters dated March 11, 2004 and April 29, 2004, concerning our investigator's observations on the Form FDA 483. We have reviewed the letters and concluded that your response is inadequate for the following reasons:
1. You have not provided a revised procedure for "Medical Device Reporting and Recalls." We can assume the procedure collected during the inspection remains in effect. As stated above, the procedure is not adequate because the evaluation of events at weekly staff meetings to determine if they are MDR reportable may not provide timely and effective notification. There should be time frames, procedures, and MDR contacts that employees should notify as soon as they become aware of an event that is subject to MDR reporting.
2. Although your updated "Medical Device Reporting Decision Tree" is not part of your written MDR procedures, the document is confusing and could result in incomplete or inadequate MDR reporting for the following reasons:
a. The stated intent of the decision tree is to determine if an adverse event is MDR reportable. If the decision tree indicates that a call may be a reportable event, then you and the Chief Operating Officer are notified and a copy of the troubleshooting form is sent to both of you. Item #5.3 of the document states the final decision to report the event will be made by you 'based on the situation." Item #5.4 of the procedure states "The CEO will make the final determination on reporting any incident not covered in section 5.2," The decision tree should clearly state reporting decisions will be made by following written MDR procedures and pertinent requirements as required by 21 CFR 803.
b. The document also limits the information that should be evaluated to determine if an event is reportable and does not mention the MDR death or serious injury reporting requirements.
Please revise the "Medical Device Reporting Decision Tree" to align it with the reporting requirements in 21 CFR 803.17, 21 CFR 803.40, and 21 CFR 803.42.
Please notify this office in writing within fifteen (15) working days from the date you received this letter of the specific steps you have taken, or will take, to correct the noted violations, including an explanation of each step being taken to prevent the recurrence of similar violations. If corrective action cannot be completed within 15 working days, state the reason for the delay and the time frame within which the corrections will be completed.
Your reply should be directed to Mark W. Rivero, Compliance Officer, Food and Drug Administration, 6600 Plaza Drive, Suite 400, New Orleans, LA 70127. You may contact Mr. Rivero at (504) 253-4519.
H. Tyler Thornburg
District Director
New Orleans District
Sooil Development Co., Ltd,
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The whole sixth season I felt a like mentally I was moving on, so I tried to stay true to the character and have some really lovely moments between Bette and Tina. I don't know how I feel about the "Who killed Jenny Schecter?" story. I'm going to go with no comment! [Laughs] I was sad that a lot of the fans were disappointed; I wish that we could have gone out in a different way.
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Spelling for the common Irish pronunciation of the word.
автор: CelticWonder 19 ноября 2002
A shyte is a measure of information - usually on a computer. One shyte equals one byte. A shyte is used to measure corrupt data, bad programming and rubbish on the internet.
A spam message might contain 5 kiloshytes (KS), a virus-infected file attachment could be 1.5 megashytes (MS) in size, a bad sector on a hard disk might take up 3 megashytes. Something measured in gigashytes (GS)can be left to the imagination.
автор: MF 13 апреля 2004
Excrement which is too shy to leave the anus of a person at their desire time.
I was on the toilet for half an hour, waiting to get rid of a shyte, but it just wouldn't budge.
автор: RealMattDamon 24 июля 2009
a cancer stick, spliff, joint or other smokable object.
Let's go smoke some shyte mang.
Got any shyte?
I could really go for some shyte right about now.
Got any shyte?
I could really go for some shyte right about now.
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Nothing boosts my productivity more than good music. That's why I always keep Last.fm radio running when I'm working. Or rather, used to keep it running: Last.fm has announced that the company starts charging international users for streaming music. It's not a big deal, except that the service will remain free in the US, UK, and Germany. For me it's as insulting as Windows-only applications. It's not the end of the world, though: as always, the VLC comes to the rescue.
This excellent media player provides native support for Internet radio streaming and it comes with a huge selection of radio stations for every taste. To start the radio stream, launch VLC, and choose Playlist -> Additional Sources > Shoutcast radio listings. Choose then Playlist -> Show Playlist, switch to the Shoutcast Radio. Double-click on the music genre you like to view a list of available radio stations. You can also use the Search field to locate the station or genre you want. Double-click on the desired radio station and enjoy the music. VLC even supports scrobbling, so you can still get recommendations and use other Last.fm services which remain free of charge. To enable scrobbling, choose Tools -> Preferences -> Audio, tick the Enable last.fm submission check box, specify your Last.fm credentials, and press Save. You can also save your favorite radio stations as a playlist. To do this, drag the stations you want to the Playlist folder, then choose Save Playlist to File.
Although VLC doesn't allow you to skip tracks, it allows you to record the stream. To start recording, right-click on the desired radio station in the Shoutcast Radio section and select Save. Configure the streaming settings and hit the Save button. That's it! Bye-bye Last.fm, hello VLC!
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this is how you do itThis post explains in detail how to do it.
Search in googledamn! search in google dude! come on!
for dummies: keywords: vlc through proxy
keynote if your network admin is blocking http, search for http tunneling with putty and open ssh
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install moc then mocp in a terminalinstall moc then execute mocp in a terminal
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Songbird?Songbird is nice, has shoutcast support, too.
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What did you think of the Norwich game?
Obviously it wasn't great from our point of view, to go all that way and not see a United goal. We almost thought one had gone in right at the end when their goalkeeper John Ruddy tipped over the header from one of his own defenders. The Reds didn't test Ruddy enough, though, and it was generally a disappointing performance. But while we were disappointed for the first hour or two of the long journey home, our thoughts soon turned to the next game.
So onto Turkey then, and Galatasaray… how was your journey out to Istanbul?
It was good. We started with a taxi to Manchester Airport at five o'clock on Monday morning – only about 28 hours after getting home from Norwich – and enjoyed our flight to Istanbul, landing there in the early afternoon. There was a bit of a surprise when we arrived because we got our 'One Love' United flag out, ready to show to the Galatasaray fans who were waiting to 'welcome' Sir Alex and his players. But there were no fans, no police, no press… it was strange. Later in the day when we were in a bar, we saw TV news footage of what looked like semi-riots at the airport, the kind of reception people had been expecting from some of the Galatasaray fans. But the United players also missed it, so I think we must have all come through a different terminal. It certainly wasn't 'Welcome to Hell' like it was in 1993.
So were the Galatasaray fans hostile towards you when you were in the city?
No, we were fine when we were walking around or going into bars, and most of us were wearing some kind of United clothing. The Galatasaray fans were goading us about the game – "You're going to get thrashed tonight", that kind of thing – but we didn't feel threatened. And any Fenerbahce fans we met were fully behind us, hoping the Reds would beat their local rivals.
How many times have you been to Turkey to watch United?
I've been to all seven. Before this one, I went to both of the Galatasaray games at the old stadium, two against Fenerbahce and also the Bursaspor and Besiktas matches. The crowds at all of them were noisy, even the smallest one, Bursaspor. That was ever so noisy for a tiny stadium. I really enjoy the atmosphere in Turkey. Looking around the stadium at the Galatasaray game, you could see that every one of their


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slow food on the Big Island, or the road less traveled.
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- eating as a fine art May 12, 2009 06:10 PM
I've been scouring CH for info about eating in Hawaii, and have found some great ideas about dining and things to do.
We're headed to the Big Island in a couple weeks (the first couple weeks of June), so any additional thoughts would be welcome. We are particularly looking for regional food, be it a roadside stand like Ceviche Dave's or something worth splurging for like Merriman's. We'd also like to visit some farms and would be interested in any farm/chef collaborations. We will have a kitchenette while there and plan on doing some cooking too-- any recipes or sources would be welcome as well. We'll spend a week on the Kona side and a week near Hilo.
re: KaimukiMan
We're coming from the bountiful Northwest US-- Portland to be precise. So we abound with farmers markets and will love seeing those on the Big Island. We also have fantastic cooks, and are willing to splurge on a good meal when it's worth it, however we are almost always most delighted by hole in the wall places offering something local, interesting and heartfelt. We've heard good things about Two Ladies mochi.
Thanks so much for any other thoughts and suggestions.
re: eating as a fine art
here is a list of farmers markets on the big island:
if you have trouble with that link it was referenced from this one:
near the bottom of the page are listings for the various islands.
other than the one in Hilo, the one at cooper center at volcano is pretty good, the others i just dont know much about. I have a feeling that they are going to seem small compared to what you are used to seeing in the portland area. Sadly some of the vendors will be pulling oranges out of a sunkist box, or bananas from a chiquita box, but not most of them. From the few I have been to most of the sellers are really into what they are doing and will refer you to others who share a particular interest you have.
I was kind of surprised at how many are listed.
re: KaimukiMan
Wow, this is great, thank you!!
We heard about a farm/chef collaboration between Merriman's and a farm they source from, where you do a farm tour then head back to Merriman's for dinner with the produce you saw on the farm-- does anyone else know about other chef/farm collaboration like that?
Or agritourism?
I've been here 6 days now. My advice is to cook most of your meals, and pretty much east out when you're driving around at lunch time. Use your west coast rules: carry cash and keep your eyes peeled for farm stands, visit ALL the farmer's markets, avoid touristy looking places. There is great food to buy everywhere, look for locally produced stuff (KTA stores are OK and have great Asian stuff, and the Health-food store in Waimea has lots of local stuff: labeled HOFA Hawaii Organic Farmers Association).
What part of the island are you staying at?
The restaurants here are generally expensive, and you either pay a lot (like at Merriman's) or go cheap and funky (like Hawaiian Style in Waimea). The people are wonderful and gracious everywhere, and despite people complaining about slowness, you won't notice it if you just relax and soak up the good vibes.
North Kohala: Hawaiian Style in Waimea (breakfast and lunch). Get the loco moco, or chicken and long rice (really bean thread type noodles). Havi: Bamboo is good. The Waimea and Hawi Saturday farmers markets are both good (but the Hilo on Sat and Wed. is mind blowing: the more organic type produce is back by the wall). If there's a little blond girl selling stir-fry greens in Hawi, by all means buy them. Also, the bananas are incredible and make superlative Daquiris. In coffee country, Holuakoa cafe is really nice (but three of us spent $100 for lunch, although we did drink a nice bottle of wine). Elsewhere in Kona, there is a decent wine store (although we found good deals at the Waimea KTA too), google it and stop in. Kim Crawford NZ Sauv. Blanc for $21 a bottle is a good deal for Hawaii, and pairs perfectly with Mac Nuts.
BEST PLACE: is in Kwaihae: a little fish store called "da fish place" just off the road where it bends toward Hawi. It's all delicious.
Hilo we had a less great experience with (except the farmer's market). Cafe 100 is the cultural stop for more loco moco, but coming from Portland, be prepared for gravy and white rice (that goes for Hawaiian Style too). Dotty's was our other old standby, but has been replaced by a IHOP (rrrgh!!).
Harriman's is also gone, and the place replacing it is stil being painted (or was yesterday). We tried a place called Ohana grill, and it was properly executed, but quite plain.
The resort section of Kohala is full of fancy restaurants (in the resort complexes), fancy prices, and fancy people. If that's where you're staying, there will probably be something serviceable, but I encourage you to get out of there and mingle with the real Hawaiian people as much as you can, and also go to as many parks as you can.
Final tip (not food related): drive over the saddle road once between Waimea and Hilo. It's incredible.
re: KaimukiMan
I do love me a greasy spoon from time to time. Hashbrowns might be my choice for my last supper. And truffles and duck confit.
re: dnamj
Wowza, this is fantastic, thank you! I love the drive tip, too.
Our plan is to eat as little resort food as possible (we may have to do a lu'au for the fun/kitsch factor), make our own meals and find whatever local haunts we can, be they fancy or hole in the wall. We'll be on the Kona side and the Hilo side, both.
Please let me know anything else fabulous that you come across.
We're sorry that we've somehow picked a time to go with no local festival or farm dinners... unless anyone knows about something that I haven't found yet?
re: dnamj
"Final tip (not food related): drive over the saddle road once between Waimea and Hilo. It's incredible"
Not very sound advice there for many reasons. Before any one takes that advice carefully read your rental contract. The road is NOT always driveable let alone safe. Visibility is often so poor there's not much to see any how.
We hit a great farmers market on the South end of the island (Punaluu?) and Hawi was great as well.
I live part time on the Big Island and I think you have some great info below. Also, make sure to go to Al's Liquors in Waimea. It looks like nothing from the outside but he has some amazing wines inside. He also is part of the Slow Food Hawaii movement and has some cheeses, meats and salumis. He can get you other items you may want. Waimea has a nice market on Saturdays. Lots of organic. Restaurants are not great on the island but you can find some very good sushi at Kenichi (at the Mauna Lani Shops or down in Keahou). I was there last week and got really nice mangos and rambutan at the silly and touristy market down in Kona at the corner of Alii Drive and Hualalai Road. Have fun!
re: chefmama2
This is a great tip, thanks! Our extended family is going to be with us part of the time, so liquor will be a necessity. :) And I love having someone we can get great charcuterie from and ask for insight.
re: chefmama2
I've only been to the Big Island once, but I can vouch for the food at Kenichi. My family and I had dinner there one night and it was excellent. We had a few kinds of sushi and various other things; all of it was very good. It helped that we were staying within walking distance!
One of my goals for my next visit (hopefully next January) is to find more fresh fish and farmer's markets. This thread will be a nice reference.
And I wholeheartedly agree about driving over the saddle road. If you can catch it when the weather is clear, you won't find another drive like it.
Edit: I should also add that we really like the bakery in Punalu'u.
re: eating as a fine art
The road is generally fine (if it is raining very hard you might want to check locally, but it is paved and really no big deal.) Any standard car (including an economy) can handle it just fine. The drive up Mauna Kea is a different story altogether, and I wouldn't do it in anything but 4WD, and probably not then.) Driving the saddle road used to invalidate many rental car contracts, but that was probably because of its isolation more than anything. (don't know if it still is frowned on by rental car companies). However, to keep this reply food-oriented more or less, don't count on any restaurant stops along the saddle road; definitely remote in spots.
I completely agree with the Kenichi Pacific recommendations, even if you don't like sushi: their cooked mains are terrific. More pacific rim than Japanese.
I also agree with the recommendation to eat out at lunch while driving around, and to cook most of the rest of your meals. I'd be happy to spend a week on the Big Island and only go out to dinner once, (at Kenichi).
Keauhou Shopping Center: Kenichi Pacific
Keauhou HI, Keauhou, HI
re: eating as a fine art
"My husband is concerned about the road conditions for the saddle road drive-- will an economy rental car be able to handle them?"
You should be concerned. There is some very poor advice being dispensed here. Your rental contract from any of the major rental companies EXCLUDES the saddle road. This is absolutely NOT the place for an economy or compact auto. The road is paved but can be dangerous at times and conditions change quickly. This may all change once the new construction is complete but don't expect the rental companies to lift the restrictions. Break down here and you will be buying the car and paying the rental company for their lost revenue. Some of the companies are very serious about this.
There is no chow on that route AFAIK. The drive around the Island is very pleasant and has numerous food stands and places to explore for chow. Take this route and you miss many of them.
re: Fritter
I think these "dangerous" and "not allowed by rental companies" reports about the Saddle Road must be old. Our extended family drove two rental cars (from major rental companies) legally over the Saddle Road two summers ago with no problems at all except that it was pretty boring (clouds hid the mountains).
re: Mick Ruthven
No standard rental on the Big Island allows you to drive over the saddle road.
It's not against the law it just violates your contract so if you break down or get in an accident you just bought the car.
Do some research people and read your contract before you decide to go.
Their's no chow on this route and visibility is poor a lot of the time any how. Just because it's paved does not mean that it's well maintained. This road is barely two lanes in places. If you are really bent on trying this and you want to drive the entire saddle road be sure to at least rent a 4x4 and hopefully you do that through Harpers.
IMO you miss some of the best chow spots and farmers markets on the Island if you are short on time and take this route instead of driving around the Island.
re: Fritter
Since that doesn't match my experience of two years ago, I thought I'd check some car rental agencies in Kailua-Kona. I found that Budget does allow its cars on the Saddle Road (not off the Saddle Road up the mountain) and Enterprise does not. Hertz and Avis both put me on hold for longer than I was willing to wait. So if you want to drive the Saddle Road, get your car from a place that allows it. Some of it isn't paved so if that bothers you, don't do it (it didn't bother us). That said, I agree with Fritter that it's not a great drive. I guess I'm glad we did it just to have done it, but I wouldn't bother to do it again.
re: Mick Ruthven
Re Saddle Road. The rental car prohibition is obsolete. The road is completely paved now. -- smoother, wider and with better line paintaining on the Hilo side than on the Kohala side, tho' roadwork is still going on (or was 3 weeks ago). My husband and I drove or smallest possible Avis car through some rain and heavy fog at the apex of the road. We slowed down. No big deal. My brother- and sister-in-law drove a fancier Chrysler convertible up saddle road and up to the observatory visitor center at 9,000+/- feet a few days later. Tuned to sea level, the car had no oomph going uphill, but there was no problem either.
Even tho' we technically weren't supposed to, my son and I drove an economy rental car over saddle road 7 or 8 years ago, before the center stretch was paved. We do live in Colorado and are accustomed to narrow mountain roads, w/ or w/out pavement, so that might make a difference.
I like to take the road around the island going from the Kona/Kohala side, stopping for yummies either in Waimea or elsewere en route to Hilo/Volcanoes Natl Park and Saddle Road on the way back
re: ClaireWalter
This is getting a little far afield from the chow, with the focus on rental car contracts and the like. If anyone has anything else to add, we'd ask that you start a new thread on Not About Food and link from here, rather than distracting further from the chow talk. Thanks!
In Honokaa is Tex Drive In, very popular with very good and fresh malasadas and an ahi sandwich I really liked. Here's a pic:
Tex Drive In & Restaurant
45-690 Pakalana St, Honokaa, HI 96727
re: Mick Ruthven
We just returned from the Big Island this morning. For greasy spoons, it doesn't get any greasier or better than Hawaiian Style Grill up Waimea near Parker Ranch.Huge portions. Small prices. Pix at http://culinary-colorado.blogspot.com.... Kenichi is a small, very upscale restaurant group (there's one in Aspen). Right now, it is offering a three-course early dinner for under $20. We didn't go there but went to a very pleasant Thai restaurant in that same shopping center. Can't recall name right now. Also had uninpsired beer/drinks and greasy apps at Drysdales (or is it Drysdale's Two?) in the same shopping center another evening after a hike.
In Kailua Kona, Rapanui Island Cafe in a small arcade just off the waterfront has good, reasonably priced mostly SE Asian fare. Pix at http://culinary-colorado.blogspot.com... . Also good and well priced Vietnamese lunch and early dinner (till 9) at Ba-Le in the Kona Coast Shopping Center. Pix to come when I get a chance. Agree w/ Mick R re. Tex Drive-In's malasadas. Terrific.
To: eating as a fine art - I'm a big CH fan and just checked this Hawaii board. Wife and I are going to Big Island for 11 days, /18 thru 6/28. We are from San Francisco area, (no bigger CH boards!!) and will be staying at Waikoaloa Marriott resort. So, we will be looking at your reports of what you find, from greasy spoons to Merrimans. Keep us all posted with your findings!!! Will definitely drive the Saddle road in our compact rental. First visit to Big Island. Been to Maui, that "curve road" to Hana is nothing compared to Hwy 1 from Big Sur to Mendocino, CA!!!
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Diner 101 - Saddle Road is being widened and straightened.
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We drove it two years ago in a rental car and it wasn't a problem at all. The weather was overcast most of the way (not unusual) so there was really no view of the mountains, just the "moonscape"-type scenery caused by past lava flows. All of us thought it was a thing to do once but saw no reason to do it again.
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>We drove it two years ago in a rental car and it wasn't a problem at all<
See my post above where I checked and some car rental companies allow driving on the Saddle Road and some don't.
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"Will definitely drive the Saddle road in our compact rental"
The saddle road is no place for a compact rental no matter who you rent it from. If you are staying in Waikoloa there is a nice shopping plaza there with a Roy's, Ruth's Chris and a newer Sansei. We really enjoyed the sushi at Norios in the Fairmont as well as Browns Beach House. It's very cool eating at Browns out side as they light the torches.
I had better than average meals at 3 places not listed so far, unless I missed them.
There is a cafeteria-style buffet at the Kilauea Military Camp in Volcano very near the Park entrance. Additionally, their grill is staffed for hamburgers, hotdogs and more, which is included in the price. It was very reasonable and surprisingly good. I'm not military, but my money was good there. It was better than the golf course, IMO.
Kilauea Lodge in Volcano is a highly rated restaurant. There were 10 of us and our food was all good.
The Bamboo Restaurant in Hawi Town was good. They describe themselves as: "Creative Pacific Rim cuisine in the authentic 'old Hawaii' atmosphere. Casual, fun and affordable". That seems about right.
I read today that the Kilauea crater is becoming more active. It glows brightly now and the visitor center on the rim is staying open later to accommodate the onlookers. We hiked down and across the old crater. The more recent crater was just emitting vog (sulfur gas and fog) in March (click 1st picture below to enlarge). Also, I drove a 7-passenger, rented van up a peak to remain nameless off a nameless road, without any incident or problem (only 6 in the van). There's not much of a view, but that's Maui in the background (click 2nd picture).
When in Hilo go by the KTA market and check out their seafood and deli sections. Also the baked goods. Delicious stuff and super fresh fish. It's a locals place so service can be gruff.
Go to Kawate Seed Shop - 1990 Kinoole St - and try some cracked seed. I don't know if they give samples. I love the stuff.
The seafood buffet at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel on Fri and Sat nights are excellent. All the locals go there. Last time I was there I ran into my cousins. Yes, I was born and raised in Hilo.
Blanes' Drive In is where the locals go for plate lunch. Once again, this is a locals place and the service may come across as gruff.
Cafe 100 isn't as good as it used to be. My cousins say that they used pre-formed burger patties now so they don't go there. And my aunt (her mom) worked there for over 50 years!
Breakfast in Hilo - Ken's House of Pancakes is the place to go.
The Hilo Farmer's Market is fabulous.
If you are into flowers go to the Ebesugawa Sister's flower shop on Furneaux lane. One of my aunts is the one of the little old ladies there. They have the best flowers in the islands.
For Italian Cafe Pesto is excellent. Great pizzas, pastas and salads. Good mainland style service too. One of the best restaurants in Hilo and a favorite of mine.
Hilo Bay Cafe is another really good upscale place.
For sit down local food try Nori's Saimin and Snacks - 688 Kinoole St, #124.
For Thai food I like Sombat's. It's over by the Ken's House of Pancakes.
I don't think Merriman's is worth it. It's pretty good but not world class. IMO, Hilo Bay Cafe and Cafe Pesto are better, for the money.
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Agreed that all three of these are very good, with Cafe Pesto being in third place. Also enjoy Pescatore in Hilo. While certainly not as good as "big city" italian on the mainland, it's a great meal in Hawaii, and as good as italian get's on the Big Island.
Have to TOTALLY disagree with your comment about Merriman's. While it clearly costs significantly more, these other places are not in the same league. I can't afford Merriman's on a regular basis, but the only other place on the Big Island that had better food was Alan Wong's which is now gone. While a good meal at any of the three mentioned (and I'd add Huli Sue's to that list) is very satisfying and cheaper, you don't get the delicious soups, waimea vegetables or subleties of Merriman's.....when you feel like spending the $$$. My problem with Merriman's is the menu is a bit limited and after the second visit seems too small.
don't miss the Holuakoa Cafe in tiny Holualoa town, above Kailua-Kona, in Waimea: breakfast/lunch=Hawaiian Style Cafe, lunch/dinner=HuliSue's and/or Fujimammas. expensive dinner=Merriman's, Kailua-Kona: Rapanui, Big Island Grill, Original Thai, Kenichi Pacific, south Kona=Keii Cafe...ka'ahele malu


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There was always a lot of pressure on 12 Rods to be more than just a local band. For recent Minnesota transplants and kids born too late to see Hüsker Dü flip their wigs or to watch the Replacements rock in the days of wine (not guns) and roses, 12 Rods represented a chance to put Minneapolis back in the national music rags. Through three albums and a rotating cast of band members, the group won over fans and frustrated publicists with a sound too tech-savvy to be grunge, too soulful to be synth pop. Now, after 12 years, they're calling it quits. To ensure their place in local music history, they're turning 12rods.com into a museum complete with photos, interviews, and every song they've ever recorded available as $.99 downloads. On the eve of their final show, we dropped by Tracks Bar & Grill with singer/guitarist Ryan Olcott, keyboardist Ev Olcott, bassist Bill Shaw, guitarist Jake Hansen, and drummer George Marich to talk about the birth and death of a local legend.
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Ryan Olcott: It officially started at Talawanda High School in Oxford, Ohio, with me, Matt Flynn, Christopher McGuire, and Dan Perlin. We weren't even a band, but Dan got us a gig playing at Field Fest.
Ev Olcott: "Field Fest" was in some girl's backyard.
Ryan Olcott: She lived in the middle of nowhere. There were chaperones in the house, the kids were out back getting fucked up. And it was KFC-catered. Our first gig was for KFC heirs. Christopher and I both played drums, so I said, okay, I'll play guitar and write some songs really quickly. Matt Flynn named us Ryan'z Bihg Hed.
Ev Olcott: I had just graduated from college. I was in charge of the P.A. and I had a boom box. A couple days afterward, we made a tape.
Ryan Olcott: I left for college. I was doing the orchestral, legit thing, but I kind of wanted to play rock music.
Ev Olcott: I'd taken an internship at Metro [Studios], which is now Oarfin [Records]. I played the tape for a guy and he said, "I can totally hear you've got something. You guys should make a demo." I was excited because that meant I'd get to record a band. So Ryan decided not to go another semester. Mom and Dad said, "Okay. He probably wasn't going to finish school anyway."
Ryan Olcott: I went back to Oxford and spent a few months recording the demos. Matt Flynn named us 12 Rods. Christopher and I were in my room after practice, trying to think of a stupid name, something ambiguous. I had a children's Bible in my room and I was just flipping through pages and there it was.
Ev Olcott: They came up and did the demo in February of '93. That became the first full-length record. It was done at Metro in a weekend and they called it Bliss. Early versions of "I Am Faster," "Repeat," and "Stella" are on there.
Ryan Olcott: We sold 500 copies pretty quickly.
Ev Olcott: Mostly in Cincinnati, but I brought a few up here.
Ryan Olcott: Then we broke up because Matt Flynn wasn't happy. So Christopher and I got a number from Chris Stromquist who was in a funk band that Ev was playing sax in. They were called the LippaBoogieGaroovians.
Ev Olcott: I was bored, I needed something to do!
Ryan Olcott: Chris knew Matt Foust.
Ev Olcott: Matt [Foust] was looking for a drummer for [his band] Ether Bunny. So Matt called Ryan and Ryan said, "Yeah, I'll play in your band." He was going in surreptitiously to find out who their bass player was and take him.
Ryan Olcott: Matt was the guitarist, but he agreed to play bass with the Rods. Christopher moved to town in the beginning of '95. Our first show was in March at the Purple Onion.
Ev Olcott: Two 45-minute sets, low volume. Our first loud show was at Blues Alley soon after that.
Ryan Olcott: I remember someone wrote me a note on a napkin that said, "Stop mumbling in the microphone." Then we recorded the first half of the Gay? EP, which at the time was called A Very Special Christmas. Gay? came out and REV105 put it into heavy rotation. Matt quit, so instead of a bass player we had a DAT machine. Some labels started courting the hell out of us and we were 20, 21, 22 [years old]. We were the first American band signed to V2, and it was a big deal. At the same time, we were so overwhelmed with all the business stuff. If we were given the option, we would've signed to a smaller label, but the major labels were the first to step up to the plate. James Diers at the Twin Cities Reader put the bug into a lot of A&R people who were calling about Minneapolis bands, asking what was the next big thing. We didn't even have to go to New York or anything. People were flying in from L.A. to see us.


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COPENHAGEN–It's the leadership of cities that will spur the low-carbon revolution, mayors around the globe say.
Municipal leaders from North America, Europe, Africa, Asia and South America gathered in Copenhagen on Tuesday in a crowded room powered by an efficient district energy system with an electric London police car and a solar-powered Barcelona bus stop on display.
Their summit, running parallel to the UN climate conference, is intended to show cities taking the lead, and emphasize that the bulk of emissions reductions will occur in green cities, which hold the majority of the world's populations and economic activity.
Begging for national help and complaining about roadblocks isn't the way to get ahead, said Boris Johnston, the boisterous, bicycle-riding mayor of London. He wants to bring back the iconic double-decker Routemaster buses – but with hybrid engines – and encourage more people to bike or walk around his city.
"What I want to advocate is not just a reduction in consumption but also a virtuous pattern of green consumerism, and I want to appeal to people's naked self-interest," he said. "We need to think about the politics of climate change a little bit and maybe stop being quite so unremittingly negative and gloomy."
That's easy to do when your country is a member of the European Union, and leading the way on global climate policy.
But try doing it in the Argentine capital Buenos Aires, where money is lacking and a fleet of conventional buses costs half as much as the high-efficiency equivalent.
In Toronto, it's easy to propose solar- and wind-power systems but much harder to get permission and grants to set up the grid to collect and distribute the emissions-free energy, Mayor David Miller said.
However, each step Toronto has taken toward sustainability has seen business push to go further, he added. That's what happened when the city came up with its green building codes.
"We mandated a green building, but they brought in green carpets that don't emit gas, which was ahead of our standards," he said.
Cooperating with industry works both ways. The deep-water cooling system that cools downtown buildings with water from Lake Ontario has saved space in office buildings that was once used for massive air-conditioning units. With no need for it now, building owners are renting the space out for profit.
There's no such thing as going too fast while national governments are bargaining over emissions cuts, Miller said.
Cities can also get a helping hand from decisions being made here, particularly with a tool that will allow polluters to fund low-carbon projects in the developing world.
And while the deadlocked UN climate talks are casting a shadow over this city, there is optimism.
"They might not have signed yesterday, they might not sign today, but they will sign tomorrow," said Adam Kimbisa, mayor of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.
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Former detention deputy Vincent Carlucci Jr. admitted to lying to authorities about the abuse of 43-year-old Jody Holland.
Holland said deputies beat him while he was at the Desoto County jail in May of last year. Carlucci was not accused in the beating, but authorities say he knew about it and never reported it.
Carlucci will also have to pay a $1,000 fine and must self-surrender by May 1st.
Holland claimed deputies beat him three times. His lawyer believes deputies beat his client because he used to live with a woman in Arcadia, who works for the sheriff. She claimed Holland beat her and violated a restraining order. The attorney believes deputies beat Holland as payback.
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PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) -- It had been so long that Brittany Lincicome didn't quite know what to think about her spot atop the LPGA Championship leaderboard.
Lincicome opened a three-stroke lead Friday in the wind-swept tournament, the LPGA Tour's fourth major championship of the season, as Americans moved into position for their fourth straight major victory of the year.
"I feel like I've been doing a lot of really good things," Lincicome said. "I feel like I've been playing really well, driving it far, which is awesome. But it's just not coming together."
It has at Monroe Golf Club. The long-hitting Lincicome followed her opening 67 with a 68 to reach 9 under as she chases her first title since 2011. She won the 2009 Kraft Nabisco for her lone major title and has five LPGA Tour victories.
Lexi Thompson, tied for the first-round lead with Meena Lee, dropped into a tie for second with defending champion Inbee Park of South Korea. Thompson had a 72, and Park shot 66.
That gave the United States two players at the top with majors already on the trophy shelf.
"It's a great leaderboard so far," said Thompson, who won the Kraft Nabisco to start the major run. "Today was a little more difficult than yesterday. Just didn't hit it as well, but I did make some good putts, so I'm going to take a positive out of it."
It's the first time Americans have won the first three majors since 1999, and they haven't won four since 1992. Michelle Wie won the U.S. Women's Open, and Mo Martin surged to victory in the final round at the Women's British Open. A fifth major, the Evian Championship in France, was added last year.
Seventeen-year-old Lydia Ko of New Zealand had a 69 to join Lee, from South Korea, and Jane Park at 5 under. Lee had a 73, and Park shot 69.
Top-ranked Stacy Lewis sputtered again with a 1-over 73 to finish the two rounds at even par.
Lincicome had an eagle and three birdies to go with one bogey for her second solid day. She averaged 277.5 yards off the tee on the two measured holes and needed only 26 putts for the second straight day.
"It's been incredible," Lincicome said. "I haven't been here in a while, especially in a major."
Thompson reached 8 under after a birdie at the par-5 14th hole but followed with bogeys at Nos. 8 and 9 to drop into a tie with Lincicome at the turn.
Lincicome, who started the day one shot off the lead, birdied the par-5 12th hole to gain a one-shot advantage while Inbee Park slowly clawed her way back into contention after shooting even par on the first day.
Park had two birdies and chipped in from a greenside bunker for an eagle on her first five holes on the back side, and three birdies in the first three holes on the front put her at 6 under.
"Quite different from yesterday," said Park, who won three majors last year. "I thought I need to change things a little bit and get a little more aggressive, and that's what I did."
Thompson's birdie at No. 3 forged a tie with Lincicome and Meena Lee at 7 under, but it was short-lived. Moments later, Lincicome notched the sixth eagle of the day at the par-5 14th hole to put her two shots ahead and then parred out.
Unable to string any sort of run together as she did on the first day, Thompson dropped into a tie for second after a bogey at the par-3 sixth hole, statistically the sixth-most difficult hole on the day.
Locust Hill had been LPGA's host in the Rochester area for 37 straight years before the tour made the switch this year to nearby Monroe. The Donald Ross-designed course is about 300 yards longer at 6,717 yards, and the wider fairways favored long hitters.
"Right now, the fairways are generous. You can just bomb it off the tee," said Suzann Pettersen, tied for seventh at 4 under after a 69. "You can risk the extra few yards. Even if you miss it (the fairway), you'll still be able to get to the greens somehow."
A gusting wind strafed the course all day, sending leaves and bits of bark onto some greens and making each shot an adventure. Pettersen, who averaged over 276 yards off the tee, second-best over the first two rounds, was in the morning group and managed to stay out of trouble for the most part.